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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

BENJAMIN and Conway, who Mon
day afternoon comprised a major
ity Of the lion and revenue com
mi,tee. voted 10 grant a license 20
A. E Hanson for a saloon in the
Federal hotel building. Third pd
Pine. Johnston, the other member,
voted negatively The council VIII
also turn down the application when
II reaches that body. The Federal
hotel II outside the saloon limits
aud across the street from the
Methodist Protestant church.
The work OF establishing rates
AZ which municipal electricity shall
be sold viii be taken up by the
lighting committee again Thursday
evoning. Tho matter IL important
aud other members Of the council
will probably be present.
Pile driver engineers. Ike other
engineers In this city. will have 10
obey the law providing for their
examination and license. An at
tnmpt 10 exempt them from such
regulation vas frustrated by the IT,
conae committee Monday afternoon.
when upon the recommendation or
Boiler Inspector Murray the com
mittee voted not TO amend the law
20 a. to exempt the pile driving and
dredging engineers
The IAndea Estate company
Transferred a lot on upper First ave
nue. 10 George + Saekett for tib.-
600 Monday. This ~ considered one
- HHHeassaF
First property.
o. l. Miller addressed the stu
dents % the Acme business col
1fge aud their friends last Thursday
esenIng on the subject OF Money
and Frcnzied Finance
A.few OF the students Of the Egan
drAAAtic school gave a recital In
the Rooms OF the Acme business col
lege Friday afternoon last The
saFlsus numbers on the program
gere automatically received. Miss
kriiY and MrsarH. sharp. ssidell
aud Forbes we're special favoFitcs
with the audience.
A4rummage aalo Is being held BY
the uarcn ~ r. church. 1915 First
nvenue. between Pike and Pine
streets. Luncheon vii be served
every day NJ - o'clock.
just hos little Roy Wilson. OF
Edgewater. met death IL uncertain.
but II In believed that he fell
through n hole in an old wharf on
which he was playing An inyesti-
CATION BY friends and the parents
Resulted IN the finding II the body
about . o'clock Monday night 10
The shallow water near the wharf.
shortly before o'clock be bad an
swsred a call from bis mother and
told her that be would come night
away Iio was the son ~ Mr.. and
Mira " N. Wilson. The body was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
NOT PoTTER's FlELo

A. u. Stewart, who coumittod
suicide In the Perrin hotel bet Ssen
Saturday night and Sunday morn
Ing. VIII n0t be buried ~ the Pot
ter'n field Friends have been To-
Gated at Everett and Boise city.
A. one time Stewart was wealthy
lie met vita an accident near Boise
city Idaho. A flood tore a bridge
down over which he was crossing
Its head WAS injured and since that
time his mind has been wandering
splritualiam took hold Of him and
he was mildly insane on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Have You Seen and
Heard II?

We mean tbs knEfL AUTO
GRAND PIANO. II has the appear
anee 81 a beautiful upright Plano.
Just shat e Is. and occupies no
greater space than q regular up
right Although u takes the place
% 4 Piano and q Piano Player. and
can Be played either b. hand or BY
perforated Music rolls. and ear be
changed from hand playing 10 au-
tofuaiic playing IN an instant sim
ply By moving small lever. The
decentralization and Piano act as
"A unit. but are absolutely independ-
ent Of each other. The lower half
% the case contains the pneuTnatict
that operate the fingers. which
strike the keys ~ the Piano.
The tone Of the kEh1fds- AUTO
GRAND ~ SURPRISINGLY pure. sweet
and brilliant There IL no ouihutst
81 muffled sound 80 indicate the
machine musician. but the quick.
sympathetic response that distin-
EulaheH the human touch. Easy 20
play EnHy % buy. VIII last a llfe-
timei The highest class. most COM
piefe Piano in existence. The man
ufaeturers have not been able 20
make these Pianos fast enough 20
supply the demand.
We have just received ship
ment. that We have been waiting
for quite q while and cordial In
vitatiun r. extended TO everyone in-
trfeHted ga a combined Plano and
Plano Player 20 step in and see.
hear and try the krell Auto-Gfand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
MORE ron STANFORD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
MnY impressive ceremonies
marked the laying ~ the cofnsr
stone for the new tseQ eco library
building az Stanford university.
Monday. In a hitherto unpublished
address 10 the students by the late
Mrs stanford la made an uncxpeet-
FL endowment 20 Be raised from the
sale - her private jewels. which ara
estimated 60 be worth 81. 0oo.e Gee.
This viii be sufficient "a purchase
10000 volumes for the library each
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
CHADWICK nAs CHANCE

COtsFAN. Wash. May ie.-Judgs
s. J. Chadwick. Of this county. la
believed TO have The inside track
niiha race for third place on the
state railroad commission. Judge
Chadwick is a democrat. but Il IL
understood that be will be given
preferenee by Governor Mead over
any Spokane man The makeup Of
tho commission will most probably
Be.
Harry Falrehild. Belllngham.
chairman. already named.
w l. Benham. Seattle
8. J. Chadwick. Colfax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

Nho are crossing the continent en-
route 70 the Worlds fair AZ Port
land. arrived Ia Chicago. Monaay.
after having covered itbo miles Of
TIC Journey. They ieft New York
las, Monday morning IN company
vith their travelling partners. Percy
MrEnrgel and Hart stanchfisld
Husa aad MerarKsl lefs SEVERAL
hours IN advance ~ WIgEis and
stanr hfieid The men expect 20 ar
rive at Portland about June ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
PROMINENT TAcoMANs HIGHT

TACOMA. May te.-Patrons OF a
Pacific avenue saloon were. Mon
day night. treated 20 a free for all
fight between Councilman Glbiett
and Contractor I3erens. two Of Ia
eoma's prominent citizens. Berens
came into tht saloon and started TO
abuse Glblett The two finally
mixed Il and a hard left 10 Bercn'a
eye knocked him down and ended
the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
SHIELDS ASKED FOR
BOYCOTTEp DRINK

4 n {. shields. until a few !
q days aEo secretary Of tho CIti- I
4 aeas alliance. and Hans Putt !
q rich. secretary Of the brewery I
q Woskmen's union. accidentally I
q met az the Rainier Grand !
4 hotel. Monday afternoon.
q There wouldn't have been I
. any trouble had not the STRIKER I
= asked tbs strike breaker 20 I
4 take n drink. Puttrfeh was re- I
a ferriuE to distilled liquor. Of I
= course. having forgotten how I
= to drink beer the day the I
q strike commenced fir asked I
q Tor Kentucky rYa. and. al !
q though Shields is a fighting I
= aonthernsr himself. he would !
q net consent 20 anything but :
. hoycotted beer.
= The temperature went down !
q 10 where Il threatened 90 break 1
q tie Thermometer. both glasses !
. we're left untasted. ana the I
q bartender threw away their I
. contents in disgust.
i. Il l. i. i. l. !. 4 a A 4 A a 4 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
rssr SHIP OUT

-. aeanner Corwin sails fer
x.we a. 3 o'eieck Monday night
=. cnrwin Nil b. the first paS-
..xsr vessel to leave Seattle Tor
x.rs shls yeAr. she VII carry 100
.as~srsrs iaeiuding many mining
remossrA business men and pros
s.sssrs Interested IN enterprises In
= soEns district
Tse corwln Niil take = fut cargo
4 ssslkht consisting 81 iiquor. min
NJ xasplies and machinery. The
w~zl al 20 out IA command Of
ess,aia West who has navigatei
4. ssssmrr between Seattle and
yssss fnr several seasons past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

= Read this, surel a
a Nere's the best ere yeti A
= On nest Saturday, and on =
= that day only, there will APP 4
= pear a special coupon aoed for =
= ONE THOUSAND votes. a
AnYoEe sending a ness sub 4
: seriptisa 20 The Star for three 4
= months accompanied By 10 =
= cents will be allowed 20 east a
= ONE THOUSAND votes Tor a
e the school teacher he oonsid. 4
= ers 10 be the most popular enc a
: IN the state. 4
This 10 the beat chance YET 4
= offered TO help your faVorito 4
= teacher win one Of the prize =
= trips &c the fair. =
Bot remember. that this eou. 4
4 pom will appear for one day 4
= only and must be voted within =
e one week after Il appears IN 4
e The Star. a
= Dent forget. every three q
4 months subscription 10 good =
= for 1000 Votes u you hll out 4
= aeSt Saturdays coupon. q
The eten.Votss coupon will 4
= also appear nest Saturday.
$500 ttttts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
10 tho Donney Watson

taken TO tho ponney Watson
murgua
The police believe they have
cleared up the numerous complaints
Of unOceupied houses being stripped
of brana fixtures and lead pipe In
the arrest Monday afternoon Of otto
Fare : and Fred Cooper near Kin
near rark The boys are under ~
and will be held b4bdlug n thorough
investigation OF tho case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
SEATTLE MEN INTERESTED

Articles OF Incorporation were
flied IN the auditors office Monday
for n nsw railroad 20 be built into
skagit and snohomish counties. one
of the richest timber sections in the
state. 6. d. stimson, +. s. stimson.
James Roe. J. Y. Ivey and Maurice
Nc Micken are the chief promoters.
The capitalized stock Is $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

a So close II the race for first 4
q place In the teachers voting q
a contest that Miss Metealf. Of 4
= Cascade school. and Miss John a
: son. Of CcntFui. changed posi- q
= tons four times Saturday Miaa q
= Actealf holding first place at .
: the finish By an eyelaAh. owing 4
= 10 the fact that several hun =
q dred votes we're brought In for q
q her late in the afternoon. =
y .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
FIRED ON it VS.

wApSAw. Nay 1.-THE gather
= pnssian Jewish socialists m
$3.50 street was dispersed az
,.ssnssht b. xuiiey from the in
s.rsrs pAsrcl Several we're wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Ia sHELLE DEAD

BI1LfP0RT. L. L. May ie.-kirks
la shelio. the theatrical manager
and playwright died az his home to-
day 81 blood poisoning. resulting
from an injury 20 hiH leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

vAxCOUvER. Wash. May Ia
n he Northern Pacific wiil build
srzz tAe Columbia river AZ this
gRs \ the general belief Of rail-
~ offiriAl1 Congress gave the
ri ne right 20 build over two
Tzfs kxn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

WASHINGTON. y. G.. May IA
A report from the Philippines states
that Lieut. otto =. Grimm. Of the
signal corps. court=martiaiea on the
charge OF embezxiinR 2.000 pesos 81
civil funds entrusted to him for
payment OF iaborers. was found not
guilty % eutbexzlsfueut, bat nus
pended from promotion for failure
TO properly account for the funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
BRIEFS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May ie.--
John r. oieson. travelling salesman.
formerly president q the Travellers
Protective association. Vas sen
fenced Monday 10 five years In the
san Queutin penltsntiAFy for the
efubcdElement Of $50 worth % dla-
mond lexelry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

BERLIN. May tss--The report
that German troops have occupied
HM Chu. China. is officially denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
Here's the Best
Offer Made Yet

A THREE MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION THE STAR WILL COUNT
100 VOTES IN THE nle WORLDS FAIR CONTEST ON NEXT
SATURDAY. cNLY-rHG RACE 10 A REMARKABLY CLOSE
ONE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16
REACH CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May is.-DwlGht Huas
and Milford WIgKte, the two men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

WARRINGTON. D. C.. May IA
tleutsnanf George Madison IL de-
taehcd frum duty a. inspector Of
equipment on the battieahlp Ne
braaka at the Moran Bros. ship
Yards IN Seattle lie has been de-
tailed as assistant 20 the inspector
Of equipment al the works AZ New
port News. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

TOXIC. May "a Nlnkomaro. ma
val auxiliary vessel. has gone
ASHORE off Fuaan. Korea II Is be-
Iieved she will be floated al high
tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

PORTLAND. Ore. May slk--Juai
a. the Nieosiemia Nas preusvirg 10
sal from HonEkouK 10 Portland -
way ~ japanese ports. tea aloW
awaya were found IN the forecnstle
All we're coolies. and they wefe be-
tFaycd b. hns 81 the Chinese sail
oFs. The vessel made a record trip
across the Pacific. completing the
passage from Yokohama To the
mouth Of the Columbia In Is days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

LONDON. May te-walisr Nosf.
manager % the Associated Press IN
Europe. died Monday morning In
Liverpool Mr. Meet took charge OF
the foreign service % the A8aociat-
ed PRESS In 1880 lie was IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-16

WASHINGTON. May ie.- Minis
ter BoNea this morning In person
filed with secrcfarY Taft a formal
reply 20 The statement and counter
charges made by Assistant Secretary
Of State faomis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
WOmen'S Coats at 22.5O

Exquisiely made and trimmed. Tans and reds; plaited back; collar trimmed with silk braid sleeves are extra arge s4 length
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
And Now For WOmen'S KimOnaS Al Prices
 That Mean a Saving

Last Friday we sold Kimonas as we never did before.
 Women focked from everywhere, and in many instances purchased enough to last an entire season. Others were so pleased with the regular lines that they purchased literally of different grades
 A new shipment, fresh from the East, will decorate the counters in this section tomorrow.
 They are daintily made, and priced as they are in such an attractive manner must necessarily appeal strongly to Mon day shoppers.
 Women's Kimonas of fanneette; light and dark blue in pretty stripe effect Excellent value. 4oc
 Also Women's Long Nmonas of flanneette and outing flannel Coos, ,pink tlue and gray 5 to l. Z5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
SeH-ReduCing COrSetS g Boon co StOut Women

If you stout woman and have not been to Memo Corsets yet, then is time did little mis- sionary work.
 The Memo" Corset is all claim 1t to be- It is the only Corset that hygencav perfect It is constructed along lines that correct in every detail
 The "Nemo" Corset positively reduces the abdomen, thereby creating symmetrical figure.
 No matter how fashions may change the Memo" Corset will always be in vogue. It is fixture
 And it has caught the fancy of stout women in re- markable manner Makes friends and keeps them.
 The price, $100 to 5000 medium and long hip. Prices $500 and Upwards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
GIaCe and Suede Gloves Are Ready for the Woman OfTaSte and DiSCernment

Our Glove Store on the 2nd floor is not of the mushroom variety. It didn't spring up in night. Three years of successful Glove selling has demonstrated to the criti- cal dressers of Birmingham that we sell more and better gloves than do other stores.
 There's reason for it.
 New styles now ready in broadest variety.
 Pretty Greens, Blues, etc.
 LOO to 250
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
The Waists at I3.O5

Figured Net Waists deep cuffs with ruffes from elbow They silk liued Beautiful designs of applique in yoke and tucked back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
Stirring Coat News For Women With An Eye 70 Economy

Coat news is good news just Particularly so when it means saving to the shopper
 Perhaps you have pictured in your minds eye style you'd like for Fall Perhaps you have thought the mat ter over yet However matter what your views are we suit you Our immense stocks of Fall and Winter Coats are from the foremost manufacturers, and represent all the leading and most called for styles of the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
WOmen'S Coats at O.O5

coat that will stand seasons of wear. It comes in castor, red and black and 3 length Collar isrimmed with velvet, extra full sleeve coaress effect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
PneStIey'S CraVenefte
 Coats For Women Have A World Wide ReputatiOn

The blowing of rumpets and the clashing of symbas will be unnecessary to attract the attention of discerning shoppers to the Coat Section of the Sak Store tomorrow Cravenette Coats at 125O is the reason.
 "Prestley's' Cravenette Coats have reputation to sustain And that they succeedingly admirably cannot be gansad.
 These Coats are made of the best quality cravenee The coors Oxford Olive Castor and Tan Patch Pock etc. pest cHcCt. l<.OO
 Better grades at I7. 50, 22.5O and 25OOto 4O.OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
The Waists at %. O5

A beautiful Evening Waist. Made of wash chiffon with mouseane de soie lining The yoke of Irish point lace and dantly and effectively made Two of val lace inserting encirce waist and sleeves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
WOmen'S Suits, 24.05 tO IOO.(

the dresE trimmed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
The Waists af 4.O5
The Waists at 5.05
The Waists at 0.O5

Of alover lace These made in the beautiful hounce effect popular Sleeves of elbow length Collar of Val Lace. Colors, and white.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
WOmen'S Coats at 6.O5

Tweeds in browns and grays, also mixtures Made with pretty belt effect and colarless New style sleeve 3-4 length.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
Choicest Lot Of WOn7en'S|
FaH Suits m B'han7 Is Here.

 b be prepared satisfy taste
  STOREthe of satisfaction there 1. fresh rom of the best 2. Brmingham's That's a nto
 WOmen'S Suits at 24.O5 These  others
 WOmen'S Suits at 20.05 Empire and in colors black blue and
 WOmen'S Suits at 34O5 of
  invest aco back.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
Gems in the Waist Store Thar Merit Popular Darnnniff fnY7
Recognition.

You'll immediately become fascinated with the hand gathering of Womens Waists that dis play The exquisite of Autumn conceits being shown in styles that cannot be matched elsewhere. Many exclusive modes and represent the very of perfection in Waist craftsmanship Nothing overdone nothing garsh but Waists that show by their makeup the trend of popular favor.
 The Waists af 4.O5
 Are of Net Lace; square yoke with tucked front and back dainty lace nserting deep cuffs; silk lined These Waists in two colors-cream and white
 The Waists at 5.O5
 Are also made of Net Lace They beautifully set off with tucked net yoke that materially enhances their beauty; dainty made and trimmed; sleeves silk lined Colors and white.
 The Waists at O.O5
 Of alover lace These made in the beautiful hounce effect popular Sleeves of elbow length Collar of Val Lace. Colors, and white.
 The Waists at I3.O5
 Figured Net Waists deep cuffs with ruf1es from elbow. They silk lined Beautiful designs of applique in yoke and tucked back.
 The Waists at 2O.O5
 A beautiful Evening Waist. Made of wash chiffon with mouselane de soie lining The yoke of Irish point
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-01
STORE OF SATISFACTION.
Usherng in October Scores Of Attractive Offerings

my ym ympTdmo Have p dMg uyn pm W E dtghd dh HepqrN an mdgh diyb M em mBm al % pr 
 n FEl qmn hen he knMg g @pd hAdh Mryy@
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-14
Application Granted BY Judge
Tyler Yesterday.
MARCH 'ERN OF CIRCUIT COURT


The Old Dominion Brewing Com
pany applied Tor and received a Ii
Ccnse 10 cGnt!ucc its business when
the Circii, Court convened in War
wick county Yesterday. With Judge
Tyler On the bench. Preparations for
the opening OF til" fine plant situated
Just above the city are nearing com,
plclion now ana the brewery vii! be in
operation curly next month AS tn,
court Will not DC in session again be
fore the time for the opening it was
necessary to secure the license ,lurin:
this term,
Judge Tyler called his docket yester-
day morning AMI ialcr heard 4 numbc
ri applications for liquor licenses A.
J. Jones. whose place is located scv
eral miles above this city. and John
kcll,m, Of MCrrison We're granted re
tail liquor licenses. Several other APP
p!icalions were cuntrstc>, ana the jnu.
set the cases for hearing next Tues
DAY
~ very important criminal cases
are on The docket FOR this term. but
there is considerable business OF a
general character TO be disposed Of
pr. G. a. Shelton. Of Blnodiicld. who
was recently fined 81 and costs h,
Charley Robinson. the negro maeis
| lralc. on tho charge of Sc!lin. cocaine
70 negroes ana Who appeal led his case
hcinG bniicd for the May term OF that
court. went up 10 Dcnbriyh court
house early yesterday mGrnn" and
hrlu 4 conference with Judge 'Tvirr In
references to the hearing OF this case
at he present term Of the court Judge
Fylel Informed ". Shelton tia, as he
| I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-14
Busy Session Of The City Fathers
Exp cted.
FIGHT on POI-E tRDlNANC c.
Small Amount Of Money is Involved
But Measure Would Interfere With
Plans Of the Conn1is sioners-Sotar
Plexus fer Poker.

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-14
JOHN w. DANIEL CHAPTER.
New Daughters OF confedcracy or
Ganzation Gets its Charter.

Tho John " Daniel CaDlrr. LA,!..,-
tcrs Of til" C0nicIcra"E. which was
organized on february :. Of this year.
has lns' received its charter Tho
charter WAS sent here some time a:,s
but BY mistaIlc wont Is a member Of
nc chapter whn MAS i'll and il was
"v"lDpkc! ~ tile members Of hc,
family. \ second charter has nov
been received:
This chapter Was organized with
twcntE-scTcn members and, although
Ii is Just q little over a month old. the
number on The roll has now reached
s!X1!, Among the number is Mrs.
Anne Nnycll Ct@y Scott. Of Iynchburg.
daughter Of Gel! ilirkwool Otcy, of
Lynchhl'r.t. and cousin TO Hon. John
". Daniel Mrs Scott wrote as}liu.
that her name d. entered on the char.
Ter Miss Alberta Gal!atin. the pup,,-
lar actress. vas enrolled as a honor,
AIN nn"mhGi Saturday
Tie organization has been endorsed
~ the camps @! veterans ANA sons Of
veterans and IS read, Tor wprk
ihr officers arc as follows:
President Mrs. George Washing.
Ton Nclms.
Firs, yiceprcsidvnt Mrs. I;usebia
Baiie:
Second vicv-i,resjdvn' Mrs. Julian
Mirha>lX
mira vicc-yresisen, Nrs Clarence
Robinson
Secretary Mis-. Charles Is. Parker.
Treasurer Mrs. John Skinner Wray.
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