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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-11-26
Maiestic-aOliver Twist

In her own ve-sioa of "Oliver Twist. -
in which Eugene Blair opens et the
Majestic tomorrow night, Nancy Sykes
is naturally the leading character In
playing il Miss Blair challenges com
parison with Charlotte Cushman. Fanny
Davenport, and Lucille Western. who
made the part famous years ago. In
her version she is said TO have made
a sympathetic character out of Nancy
without departing from the creature
that dickens conceived. The Bill Sykes
is played by Edmund Elton, and is said
TO be just the burly. degraded, brutal
being portrayed by the novelist.
In the murder scene. where Nancy
gives up her life a the hands of Sykes.
Miss Blair is considered by those who
have been watching her rchearsals to
surpass herself.
She is. by the way, manager well
as actress these days Her present tour
is under her own direction. Since July
she has been at work perfecting her
new version of Dickens great novel.
She has designed the scenery. stood
over the artists while they painted her
drops and wings. prepared ALI the copy
for her own billboards. and gathered
and rehearsed the capable company
which she brings with her. Every night
and at the Thanksgiving Day and Sat
urday matinees Miss Blair will play
..Oliver Twist" Wednesday she will
give a special matinee of East Lynne.
because womans reason-she &C
auired some simply stunning gowns dur
ing a recent trip to Paris. and she Is
simply aching for chance 10 wear
some Of them.
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Of a philosopher, even senument alist.
as wei as an ancommonly clever thief
OF prominence next to Mr.. Bellew IS
J.. n. Holland. himself "A star of the
first magnitude. Fer MI Holland 10
support another star is a great con-
cession on his part. one which piaygoers
througno the land viii appreciate. Tor
II gives them the unusual chance 10 see
two finished and powerful artists on the
same stage Captain Bedford, the part
Mr.. Holland acts in "Raffles. IS realiy
hone otheE than lis most famous role
Captain Redwood, the detective IN
Jim. The Pensuan When +. w
Hornung and Eugene Presbrey started
10 write drama around Mr.. Hornung 5
great character or Rallies. the gentle
nlan-burelar- philantEropist. il was found
that. TO give the opposition Of purpose
demanded in a play, il was necessary
to INTRODUCES a detective Mr. Holland
being available 10 play the part, the
decision was TO revive or recreste Cap
tain Redwood. The remainder of the
east is the same as last season, in
ciuding Cara Blandick. Frank Conner
Frank aItCormack. Frank Roberts.
Thomas Thorne Hattie Russell. Olive
Wyndham. and Lorena Atwood There
viii be a Thanksgiving Day matinee, o.
course.
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SOCIETY AND ROGUES RIVALS ON LOCAL STAGE

brings with him q lot OF good stories.
which ii is claimed even Senator Depew
has not heard yet. The Six Musical Cut
tvs, alleged TO be the supreme family af
vaudeville Observation-Disclosures. constitute
the artistic feature of the program. Mrs.
Annie Yeaman and her daughter. Jennie.
have at least a dozen laughs UP their
sleeves. for their limitations. songs and
dances are famous. James r. Murray
and Clara Lane. late of the Castle
Square forces. viii give short musical
skit. "A Knight at Zone" Others on
the program are: Helen Reimer. char
acter actress, and James Mooney and
Ida 1Iolbein, singing and dancing
specially. Motion pictures viii show an
escape from Sing Sing The usual mat
iEee price, % cents for every seat in the
house. viii prevail at the Thanksgiving
lcatiace
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donna Of the present time. Some of
Madame Eames' great successes have
been Aida, Juliette in Romeo and
Juliette,' Marguerite in Faust" Elsa
in "Lchengrin, Eva in Die Meister-
singer"
Madame Eames will be heard in sew
eral operate arias including recitatiye
and aria from Cost fan tutti," Mozart /.
Jewel Song from Faust songs of
Schubert, Brahms, Henschel and Schu-
mann Madame Games will also be heard
IN d duet with Emilio de Gogorza
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Belasco-@sweet Kitty Beliairs."

The Sweet kitty Beliairs~ the
Relaseo Tneafer offers for Thanksgiv-
ing week is another Belasco success.
In the leading part viii be the newest
Of the Belasco stars. Miss Bertha Cal
land L is interesting TO note that
while theatergoers are familiar WiIn
Miss Crosman in the role. -'Sweet
kitty was originally written for Miss
Galland. But AT the time Belasoo
wanted 10 produce the play she haG
contracts to I'll that could by no means
be broken, so Miss Crosman took the
part for the time Now that Miss Gar
land has come into he- own, however.
she has achieved a distinct success,
end IL is evident that the part is one
that exactly suits her talents.
The play is founded on EseFt0ii
Castles book. THE Bath Comedy"
and is quantity pretty and filled with
interest from the beginning OF the first
TO The ending of the fourth act. Miss
s6alland as Mistress Kitty Bellairs.
young widow and the reigning belle
nf Bath. has opportunities afforded her
10 display to best advantage her charm
Of manner and flashing wit While
comedy is Che prevailing spirit OF the
piav now and then there is some ser
ieus work Tor Miss Galland. which. II
Is claimed, she makes the most Of.
The story tells OF the gay and bril-
liant life at Bath in the Eighteenth
Century The plot hinges upon mid
night visit. paid by Mistress Kitty Bel
LARS TO the lodging Of her lover Lord
Nerney. lieutenant IN the sifty-frst
Regiment. in me hope OF preventing
him from lshtirg a duel with the hus-
band of Lady Standish While Mis-
tress Beliairs is in her lovers room
accompanied by Lady Standish. Sir
Jasper ard a crowd OF the officers
break Into the house in q hilarious con-
dition. Mistress Kitty and Lady
Standish are concealed just H. t!ine,
but later Kitty boldly coafronts the
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Academy-"The Child Slaves CT New
York"

In The Child Slaves of New York
the managers of the Academy think they
are giving their patrons something 10
be thankful for in Thanksgiving week.
It has been here before and proved Itself
one of the successes of last season
Those who saw 1t then are quite ready
TO accept the statement that two special
cars were needed TO bring the scenery
here, for II is about as deliberately set
as anything that has ever been produced
at the Academy Charles f. Blaney and
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roomful of men and sacrifices her repu
tation 20 save that of her friend.
The company in support OF Miss Cal
land is said TO be of the high standard
emphasizing all of Mr.. Belasco's pro-
auctions.
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NatiOnal-Emma Games in Concert.

-@AI1ISS N NVItClt.
Madame Games. soprano of the Metro
politan opera, New York. Covent Garden
London, and the Paris Grand Opera,
VIII make her only appearance in con-
cert in this city. after an absence OF
I'VE years. at the National Theater on
next Tuesday afternoon. ut 4.3O. Madame
Games successful devotionr To her art.
her vocal gifts. musical intelligence,
united with personal beauty. has raised
her 20 the highest roul - = pima
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Chase's-Lee Harrison.

For Thanksgiving week Chase's has
provided a program that is recommended
as ''one big laugh" with Lee Harrison,
funsmith from Broadway. where his
fun has been the salvation of many a
musical comedy, as the head liner. He
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-12
Goodrich Township.

Tented report of township trustees of Good
rich Township, Crawford County.
To the honorable board of supervisors of
Crawford County Iowa.
Gentlemen:-Herewith please find full
and complete itemized report of receipts and
disbursements ofcthe road funds of Goodrich
Township Crawford County. Iowa, for the
year ending December 81, 1904 as required by
Section 1864. Code Supplement.
RECEIPTS
To balance on hand at beginning of
year, Jan ], 1904. ....................$ 208 20
TO amount received from County
Treasurer, April apportionment.. ola 03
To amount received from County
ment .......................... 1851 IS
To amount received from
Of 500 shingles in cash ............. 125
To amount received from labor, on
poll tax list ..................l. !. 291 90
Total receipts =. =. ........ IS 1855 %
DISBURSEMENTS
BY cash paid for tools and machin-
By cash paid road superinteDdentS 384 "a
By cash paid for labor. ......... $50 IS
By cash paid for lumber commence. 254 65
BY cash paid for blacksmithing and
BY Dash paid for advertising; Road =
By cash paid for township oleri :"
For labor on noll tax list. ........... 29l 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-12

Total disbursements. ..............$ l458 80
Balance ON hand December 81 1901. 499 81
Wethe undersigned township trustees of
Milford Township, Crawford County, iowa,
do hereby certify that the above statment is
true and correct report Of the receipts and
disbursements of the road funds of said town.
ship as appears Of record shown by books In
the once of the township clerk.
J.F. KRAL
M. MYERS
N. w. INGHRAM
Trustees.
Attested to by
Ell Johnson,
Township Clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
April
Margaret Graham wi. ow to I. 81.
Graham lot 6 blk Manila 80. 344 80.
Edward OFT and wife to William
Heiden ny swA section FL N
Boyer township. ............. 5000 90
April
Jacob Rohde and wife to Ferdi-
nand Lamp nw4 section 22
Nishnabotny township ex of
W................. .......... gao 90
w Beck Jr unmr to Thomas
Adams, Nick Nelson lot "a
blk Vail. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
April
Finton Lawler and wife, Patrick
Lawler unmarried John H Law
Ter and wife Daniel Lawler and
wife Thomas Dunn and wife
Comelia Cuddy unmr Joseph
Cuddy unmr Alicia Kealy John
Bridget Kerigan to Thomas
Dunn 81 neA section II
Jackson township. ............ 448o 90
Same to Henry G Schluter NV
nwA section II Jackson town
snip. ...... ....... .......... 22oo 90
John Golf and wife to Myrtle M.
Golf lot sub div of ny swnw
4 section IL Denison twp 1000 90
April y
John G Mohr and wife TO George
c Mohr und u interest nj me-
fir section Iowa twp SO acres 5000 90
George D Mohr and wife to
John G Mohr und int So ne
fri section Iowa township 36oo 90
Jurgen Krohnke and wife to
Ernst Peters sw4 section Fl
Morgan township lying north
Wof c N W Ry of W 1862 acres 2S9o so
April
L M Shaw c F Kuehn!e to /,
Hannibal Fink WI sw4 section
Goodrich township. ......... 1900 90
E P O'Meara to c M O'Meara
lots LIZA blk Dow City..... 1000 90
April 10
Arthur T Thorpe single to Alice
E Donahue lot II blk "a
Manila. ........... $50 90
John Wiegel and wife to R
Harker lots CTS blk C Oak 1000 90
CT Voss and wife to William
| Flemming. WI nw@ section "a
Stockholm ex a 3S4o 90
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Total d1sbursements. "a g
Bal on hand Dec. 81, 1904. s 773 81
We, the undersigned township trustees
of Hanover township Crawford county,
Iowa. do hereby certify that the above
statement is true and correct report of
the receipts and disbursements of the road
funds of said township as appears of rec
ord as shown by the books in the office of
the Township Clerk.
H ScHMADKE
r GLuEsrNG
Attested to by
EDWARD EBERT
Township Clerk.
Dated at Hanover township Iowa, this
80 day of December. A. D. 1904, Town
ship Clerks Residence.
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Attested to by
8 L Johnson,
Township Clerk
Hanover township

Itemized report of township trustees of
Hanover township, Crawford County.
Iowa.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Crawford County, Iowa,
Gentleman Herewith please find a
full and complete itemized report of re-
ceipts and disbursements of the road funds
Of Hanover township, Crawford County,
Iowa, for the year ending December 81.
1904. as required by Section 1566.a, Code
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
REVENUE AND TAXATION.
House cor,mit.ss Heard Railroad Rep
reaentatives on ThursdaY.

Austin. Jan. 2T.--House COMMITTEES
on revenue and taxation listened "a
railroad representatives Thursday. A
number OF bills we're introduced in the
house. Torrens' land bill and the ju-
venile court measure were ordered
printed.
The bill by Messrs. Bryan and Cars
well. authorizing the attorney general
to bring suit for the value OF timber
destroyed on the public lands. was
finally passed.
MIR. O'Quinn's bin making the law
Against carrying arms more drastic
Was advanced TO third reading after
q lengthy debate. The bill provides
for a jail sentence In each case OF con-
viction. There may also be a fine. but
not n fine alone.
A resolution by Mr. Quinn providing
for a special committee OF 1--WE TO visit
the penitentiaries and convict camps
was adopted.
The senate. passed Senator Griggs'
bill to authorize the land commission
er TO sell and lease land belonging TO
the state OF Texas under tidewRser
elong the bays. lakes and inlet coast
OF Texas. II is TO enable the commits
sloner TO sell shell. etc. from the bays.
but does not contemplate that minerals
shall be sold. the word having been
stricken from the bill.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
RIVERS AND HAR5oRs
Some Of the Items Agreed on o. tn,
Committee Of the House.


Washington. Jan. 27.--The house
committee on rivers and harbors ag,ee d
on bill providing for river and harbOy
work. The bill carried an aggregate
appropriation OF sl7sOl.S75. ana al-
thorizes expenditures for continuing
the contracts aggregatlng sls.73i.sj7.
From the total cash appropriation is
TO be deducted the sum OF S2.lss,gi3,
The uneNpended balance OF the spp-o-
priatlon carried in the emergency Get
OF last year. Only a few ptojects arr
provided for Among them are:
Louisiana, Calcnsieu river $50 900:
Bayou PlaquemIne. Grand river and
Pigeon bayou. $4,000. and for contin-
uing contracts. $4,000: Red river.
Louisiana, Arkansas. Texas and In
dian Territory, (of which 100000 Is
above Fulton). t20O.O0O.
Texas-Sabine Pass, $4,000. Gal
weston harbor. 100000. and for con-
tinuing contracts. s2s0,0OO Galveston
channel $4,000: mouth OF rrazos
river. $4,000. and for continuing con-
tracts, $S7.5OO. Aransss Pass ami bay
100000, and for continuing contracts.
100000. Sabine and Neches rivers.
fcondit.ouaD. for continuing cortrac.s.
$4,000. Galveston channel and Buff
falo bayou. 5000. 900. and FOR continuing
contracts. 100000: Trinity river. (con-
ditlonaD, FOR continuing contracts.
Si6i,2S7; Brazos river Ve'a,co 10
Waco. uf which S75.OO) Is conditional.
500. 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
krRAINs COLLIDE.
Both Engineers. One Fireman and a
Porter Were Killed.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan 2I.-south-
bound passenger train No. and north
bounu freight train No. IL came to-
gether AZ midnight Thursday night In
the northern suburbs Of Tullahoma,
Tenn. with a crash that awose many
residents Of the town. The two en-
gineers and one fireman and the coll
ofed porter are known to be dead.
L cir bodies being found In the wreck
age. The accident was one OF the
most serious ever happening on the
Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. Louis
road. No passengers were seriously
hurt. The dead are; William Ray.
engineer passenger train No }. OF
Nashville: Joe suggs. engineer of
freight train No. IL. lived At Nash
Vile: H. ]. Suggs. fireman on passen-
ger train No. ;. son OF dead engineer:
John Burrell. colored porter OF No. ].
The accident occurred about half u
mile from the passenger depot The
responsibility has rot been placed. II
appears. however,. the freight train
was running on the time OF the pas
senger train and the engineer was
trying 10 make up time Before the
freigh, train reached the side track
the passenger train came along at a
rapid rate of speed. when the crash
came and the two locomotives were
locked together.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
MINOR MATTERS.
Spanish cabinet has resigned.

Spanish cabinet has resigned.
Cardinal satolli IL very ~ at Rome
a mad dog was killed at Gainesville
Tex.
Jacob Plonsky has been appointed
postmaster nj Washington. In.
wilkins No. Is a new 20OO-barreI
oil well Ia the Jennings. La. field.
Senate passed army appropriation
bill. General Miles Is removed nom
its operations
Ten steerage passenge-s died nj sea
on the Vaderlnnd between Antwerp
and New York.
Pauls Valley. l. T.. Compress and
Storage company. c~pital stock $780,
COO. will erect a compress at once
william King. a Esgro. was arrested
ne Oklahoma City. charged with kill
Ing John Irwin and son at Leighton.
Ala.
BY explosion OF a gasoline stove the
dry goods srore OF l.. Kingsbury at
Texarkana was burned. Loss Is about
1900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
HOLD UP RESTAURANT.
Two idssked Men Secure Seven Hun.
bred Dollars and Watch.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 1.-TWO
masked men held up the Beaumont
restaurant. ut the corner Of Fifth and
Main streets. early Thursday mornin..
taking about $500 in money from the
cash register. a gold watch Of the pro-
prietor. fired three shots 20 brighten
a. guests and made their escape
They wore handkerchlefs for masks
and carried revolvers In their hands
While one OF them drove the walters
and cook into the sccond-story rooms.
the other stood up the manager Of the
place. took his watch and then rlned
the cash register. nmmher OF guests
were in the place. but they fed. May
people were on the street. and TO
frighten these. the robbers fred three
shots and disappeared into dark
street
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
j. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OFFICE IN TALIAFERRo BUILDING
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
Have lr o1ice the only set OF Abstract Books
Bfazos County Land rifles


Have lr onice the onlT set OF Abstrac, Books Of
Bfazos County Land rifles
FOR SALE.
The n. Il. Cole block In Halls
addition. Price sT50.0O.
One quarter OF block IN eastern
part of town, price s225, cash.
81 acres Of land aud good four
room residence. located inside city
limits. Price $3.50 %
262 acres 0f land on east side of
town, known "a the Caldwell pasture.
VIII sell In tracts to SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
lots In good neighborhood, with
fine sh de trees, Price $500. Terms
easy.
T-room house aud 9 lots on east
side of town. Brick cistern and dug
we'll. Price s75l Terms easy.
$50 acres Of timber land In Kurten
neighborhood In tracts to suit pur-
chasers. Price $500 to 500 per acre.
Terms asy
The Mistrot place In south part Of
town. Eigth acres and two-stury
8 room house. bath room with hot
and cold water, two underground
cisterns and water-wOrks. All nee
cessary out houses. Price 81 800
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
CLASH AT RIGA.
Over Thirty Casualties Result From
Fighting at That Place.

London. Jan. 27.-A dispatch 10 the
Reuter- Telegram company from Riga
oonanls the previous announcement
OF collision there between strikers
and troops. Thirty workinen were kill
cd or wounded and a substitute shlef
or pollee and two soldiers were mortal.
~ wounded. Strikers from suburban
factories attempted 10 enter the town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
crisIs OVEN.
Governor General Trepon Says Public
Order and Safety Are Assured.

81 Petersburg. Jan. Ex-Governor
General Trepoff. who received the cor
respondent OF the Associated Press al
the formers headquarters In the win
ter palace. manifes,s complete con-
fidence that the crisis Is over and that
public order and safety are assured.
Further than this, the governor gen.
erai takes an optimistic view OF the
situation In the provinces.
Not the rlightest disorder was re-
ported anywhere here Thursday. The
burial OF the more prominent strike
victims. at which Il was alleged there
would be demonstrations. occurred by
the direction OF the police during Wed
nesday night and Thursday morning.
Prominent persons arrested since Sun
day have been confined In the fortress
OF ~. Peter and st. Paul.
Three hundred employees OF the Bal
tic works have returned to their en-
ployment
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
FIGHTING STILL.
Forces Of the Ladrones Are Said 10
Number Three Hundred.

Manila. Jan. Elm response 10 the
request OF Governor General Wright.
General Corbin VIII send 10 the prov
ince 81 Cavite the third troop o. the
Second cavalry. under command Of
Major r. w Sibley. 20 assist the in
sular forces now fighting with Ia
drones near SLANG. Later advices
PLACE the numer o. Ladrones 90 300.
The fighting continues.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
STREET FIGHTING.
rive Hundred United States Marines
Ordered 10 the Scene.

New orleans. Jan. ia Panama
special to the PIcayune says that con-
siderable excitement has been created
on the isthmus by the receipt Of orders
by the converted cruiser Dixie to pro-
coed at once TO the Island OF santo DO
mingo. where fighting has broken out
In the streets and become 80 general
that the assistance OF the 500 marines
CHARTERED upon Empire hill are con-
sidered absolutely necessary by the
United States. This cable order reach
ed the Dixie late Wednesday evening
and at once a message was transferred
TO Empire. where Colonel Wood had
also received similar orders. These or
ders were for Colonel Woo 20 proceed
TO Colon with all his force. eaving only
a small detachment 10 guard the quar-
terfnaster's stores on the hill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
Battalion 20 Be Sen,

Manila. Jan. 27.-At Governor Cen
eral Wrighrs request Major General
Corbin will send 90 the province Of
Cavlte the first battalion Of the Sew
enth infantry 10 assist the insular
forces now fighting the Ladrones there.
The situation al the fr3nt IS reported
improving.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
TOO MUCH TEXAS"
mulhaII Had Reference to Witnesses
From Lone Star State.

81. Louis. Jan. 27.-when the Jury
rendered a verdict against lack Null
hall. the well known cattlemal.
charged with assault with intent TO
kill Ernest Morgan. and assessed his
punishment at three years in the PEN
itentiary. Mulhal said; There was
too much Texas In H." referring 20
the fact that hig hief witnesses were
Texas men. who we're with him nj the
time Of the shooting.
Ernest Morgan. eighteen years old
was shot while watching n fgh, be-
tween Muihall and Frank Reed. a cow
boy employed az the Wild West show
on the Worlds Fair pike. on the night
OF June rs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
SOON TO BEGIN.
No Fear Of interference and Necessary
Cash Available

San Francisco. Jan. 2Z.-It IL said
that actual construction % work on
the Western Pacific ra"~oad will begin
within two months. and the Gould road
TO San Francisco promises 20 be an
accomplished fact in the near future.
Rights 81 way ana San Francisco ter
minal are said 10 have been finally
secured without fear OF Interference
and necessary money available. the
sum Of $4,000 600. can be drawn upon
az decided for construction work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-01-28
Officers Chosen.

Dallas. Jan. s7.-Following are the
officers chosen by the Retail Dealers
Hardware and Implement Association
90 Texas. President. 5. L. Erwin.
Honey Grove. secretary and treasurer.
J. W. MeManus. Waxahachie: first vice
president. Il. l.. Penick. Stamford. Di-
rectors: T. T. Clark. Ennis; u. S. AL
len. Calvert: w. A. Spangler Bonham;
ID. -. Mccall. waxahachle: W. NJ.
Gunneell Charles Hutchinl San Mar
cos.