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EACH DISTRICT
 GETS DELEGATE
Alaska Convention Names Three for Congress to Avoid SSc.
 tiOnaI Friction,
By Gable to Tao Daily Gateway.

By Gable to The Daily Gateway.
 Seattle. Nov. 22 For delegates 10 Congress the Alaska convention last night nominated A. r. Swireford of Kctchikau, Richard S. Ryan of Nome and Omar J. Humphrey of Tanana, representing the First, Second and Third judicial districts respectively.
 The Tanana delegation was unable to agree upon candidate. and the choice of a man was left 10 the ronvcn- lion The caucus divided, one faction presenting the name of Johansen and the other that 6f Humphrey By the narrow margin of i2 to II Humphrey was selected.
 JohanScn was beaten because J. M. Lalhrop of Valdez. holding the proxies of the entire Valdez delegation of four, including Judge WickerSham. re- maincd away from the convention for some unknown reason Heretofore he had been active in the fight for Iohan- sen, who wa, recognized d, the Wick croham candidate.
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Nome ProSpeCtOrS Arrive

Among ths Dora's passengers were seven prospect6rs recently from the Nome district. The party included Joe Le Clair, one of the best known men in that section: A. D. Wentworth, Doe" Anthony, Free Pelton, l.. $. Nc Len. pan and Messrs. Prick and Speer. The all intend to prospect in this vicinity.
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SOUTHEAST WiNS
 AFTER BIG FIGHT
Bv. cnbla to The Doily Gateway.

@eatrle, Nov. 2l-Arter.' stormy ses- sion last night John W. Troy of Skag- way was elected chairman of the com mittee which will call the next Alaska convention. over Charles F. Heron of Nome. who was backed by the crowd who want conventions held in Seattle for' their own convenience. The selec- ton of Troy was compromise, but is claimed as victory by the men who demand that Alaska conventions be held in Alaska.
 J, Burns of Valdez ySs elected sec rciary of the commili&e. A finance co,rmiltee wao named, whose members arc J. H. Hughes, A. Lathrop and H, N. Castle.
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GlasSford, Gen. Greedy. Gen. Williams and Mai Richardson.
 The following committee was ape pointed to determine the question oi the place of holding future conventions: First district. J. ". Troy, C. r.. DaYid- son. J. F.. Lathrop: Second, A. /. Wat son. M. <. Castle, C. F.. Heron; Third, J. N. Lathrop. ;. O. Morford. J. II. HuThn..
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To Csriss Insurance Re9H'a,i5t

N.,Miu-rr. D. C.. \oy. i> Senator Dryden u. NrN Jersey held a confer ru.. today with Ohn 'rn>.dru, con- cu.u..- rnc wu a. hi'I which hv propose. 10 introduce ulo lHo ~ons'. providing .urtUy regulation ol tn>W- .rcy companies hE .ho federal govern
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WolId Abolish Treaslry Orders

Seattle. Nov. 2l Seattle wholesalers have decided t1 make am effort to Se- cure the abolition of treasury orders governing ,hipmeut, to Alaska. They propose that al' shipments be segre- gated oa ,cnmate mauiiestos. 1t is claimed that Uni, system will simplify northern shipping and will show the volume of trade on every kind of busi- ness by the classification of separate items.
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Gives Banquet to Delegates

A brilliant banquer was given to the Alaska delegates last night by the Chamber of Commerce in the Butler hotel. It was the largest gathering of the kind ever held in Seattle. Mayor Ballinger presided and delivered the address of welcome. Richard $. Ryan of Nome responded. Maj. GlaSsford spoke, atteSting his loyalty to all the interests of Alaska. Mrs. Elma Me- Naught of Nome gave personal eXperi- ences as a miner in Alaska since she went there in 1897. Col. Perkins of Nome spoke on the relations of Alaska and Seattle. Maj. Richardson, chair man of the government road commits sion for the district, spoke on Alaska road buildtg. Others made short speeches.
 This morning the platform was amended to include demand that cable and telegraph earnings of the govern- ment lines in Alaska be devoted to the extension and improvement of lines in thg territory, as recommended by Maj.
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Alaska Metal Output Grows

Washington, D. C., Nov. lS-Direc- tor Yale of the United States mint today issued his annual report, which shows that the gold and silver receipts from Alaska for the fiscal year erding June 30, 1905. exceeded those of the preceding year 6y about S5Oo,Ooo. Scarcely any of the output of the
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-.a.ru or loo-lga5 reached tho hints before .nc rnd of jnc fiscal year. jt began coming aou. rha, time md will .uorwou-.l increase ,hy total tor the present H-,a. .ra.
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A-k Roosevelt to Gc Arsiter

Washington, D. C., Nov. 2l-Presi- dent Roosevelt may become chief arbiter in the life insurance muddle. A plan is on fcot to place the entire busi- ness on basis which will require
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Jadgeshi9 Fight the issue

JohanSen personally could have re- crivrd the unanimous vote of the con yruton had he not been known lo be d supporter of Judge Wicker,ham for rc-appoinmcnt to the bench of the Third Judicial district. For that reason alone the anti-Wicker,ham men refused To support him. On this issue tine whole fight was made. The chair ruled repeatedly that any reference to the judicial issue was out of order, but was unable to control the dele gates.
 Hughc, of Fairbanks. leader of the .JoHgusrn forces. went down lighting. Ha refused all overture, from Nyc of Fairbanks, leader of thc opposition. that h, withdraw Johanscn and allow the delegation to agree upon som" one pl-p
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W.TTF STRICKEN
 WlTH PARALYSIS
Russian Statesman Believed % be in State of Physical
 Collapse
By Gable to rac 0a5Iy Gateway.

St. ryt.r~uur- N.r @ Count Wiue i> ina ,.areo- nhN-lca. ro'.ap,r rhj, morutu- hr .-. forward in his chair w',uc reading u petition from .,orlfnrw.n. r wa, Round chat his rtgnt arm ar. shoulder were partially nara'yzr0.
 Russian ,o,.a.-r~ ar. much o'.ny.a because rhg L.u~rEo, congress uaN~,. ,eric, o. resolutions Uruut~.n- ,J"- port to ,h. -o,.mmgu. '' !. would grant universal suffrage. The -"t.".- .>tS side with ... revolutionary party. which L--.--- . --u.-----
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Tanana Holds Caucus

A caucus of the Panama delegation was then held in an effort to settle upon candidate. The members were unable to settle upon Johansen, as thir- teen votes were cast persistentiy for Judge Hutchinson, and it was seen that the division in the delegation was al- most irreconcilHble, as the caucus was far from hmWcnious. When the dele gation reporoel to the convention an adjournment was taken unti, afternoon in the hope of preventing further trouble. From to , the delegates tried to get together.
 When tie convention met in the after4Qon Shepherd of Nome offered an aWeRdment to the Price resolutions declaring that the convention should nominate but one delegate, stating that one might be seated by the Natioral House of Representatives but three would be regarded as a board, as the alsction of more than one dele gate iroR territory was unprece- denteI. Further, he thought it i'm probable that they could agree. upon measures to be presented to Congress.
 Springs Jadgeshp Racket
 Shepherd of Nome declared tBst the
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They Slorfchanqad Hearst

New York. Nrv. K Almost every n.'u. nus o0.uud hy Cno election r,- turning heard ,o .n shows m excessive coru, tor Nc, .yOau and a ~Uor, count .ov I-u,t. 0u wo~r eases ,uc disrrrp- auc.., auu ,ma'. au .u ouc box the Nice .....au yNc.~~ W.~ Hun.
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Had a Lovely Row

The decision to name three dele gate, was arrived at in the convention after one Of the ,tormicSt sessions ever seen in a public assembly in seattle. The wrangIc was persistent from , o'clock until j, when adjournment was taken to enable the districts to select their candidates.
 It had been practically agreed the night before that three men should be chosen in the interest of harmony. some delegates were not satisfied with this settlement and prepared to com bat il upon the floor. It became plain immediately after opening the fore noon session that it would be impossi- bic to agree upon one man. Price of Skagway offered a resolution providing for the nomination of three. explaining that il had become certain that the nomination of one could not be made without leaving bitterness behind.
 Immediately half a dozen delegates were on the floor. Nye of Fairbanks was recognized and started the trouble by saying that deputy United States marshal, meaning Lathrop. had no bushes, coming into the convention with five proxies to east in the interest o- perpetuating the hold of a candidate for the judiciary, Hughes and Latin rop denied the charge that they were making a fight for Wickcrsham on the iudgeship in the convention. Wye de- clared that LAthrop had Wickersham'S $ proyy in the convention.
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nr. Room. .alac, Railroad

Sw,.. Nog. l, Alfred B. llc, of Na.u.. E. m Seattle md says that the Na.Gvl-NHhou Railroad Company, in which D.. Is mrnrp>rod will continue construction #.I winter. Ir ,"y, the line i, definitely mcarrj ror ,hirry-two miles md .~, seven miles grudcd.
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Fry a 8'a.Email }rmOir

Chtago Nov. 2o William McSwajm .gG his Jm.,uar-tu law. William ro.r, n.r. a...-r.' n.r, today upon the ,ua.-. O. a.@n,.ug [" ",arsuajl J.. o-..u Armour m. O. ,]oo1o by ,mvwuuu- to .u.... secrets of the u... trust which might focused in cou- a....n with tn. ,rtmlra' charges nuu..- agSwaiu wa~ formerly a ~,oaoe..n,u ur Amour and n"o .a.u certain important letter, from ... ...- tsr.. uvu. m.-uJry- priya,. n...
 r.. men WIZ, encouraged in their negotiation, unHIa bargain was agreed upou and ,u1ictcn. discriminating evi- jruce obtained against them, when a .....r.r...r.r t....... ..r....... ....Hf
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Diyorccd liier Six Hcaks wcaiock
Powers Will 8uIaol. turkey

Londou Noy. 2} Gorm3ny Russia gud Austria today announced their de- uerwmmim to send a join, naval flee, uo Turkish waters To enforce the de- mund O those powers that rhe Euro pecan concert ue rrwitJcd to control the finance, 0I Macedonia.
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The. stock of the Alaska Packers Association is steadily falling in value,
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Terror Qcigns in Capital

St. Petersburg, Nov. lN-Thc people of Russia ar. terrified at the outlook. Disorders ar.ou the increase and gem eral iusmroc,lon is feared. The work ingmen have voted Co continue the strike and rhe czar and grand dukes have agrgearr the chmCa, demanded in government policy. Wite iN re- ported Go have declared that he vii. either quit or employ martial law a.to- gether until the country is pacifed.
 The striker, are eviuciug 80 h'ood- thirsty dispositions. Leaders of the mob have issued che following appeal to the troops; Shoot down your hIooo- thirsty commander, but don't shoot your own brothers.
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Milwaukee AHEOIGCeS 20lte

Sew York, Nov. 2I OGcial, of the
 hfcogo, Milwaukee & St. Paul road ...u. announced Jue route Of the new Pacific lime a, follows. From Evart,. south Dakota, straight to Butte, Mor- ma: lheucr acro,, the Bitter Root mountains through Lola p&N, thence to Lewiston, Idaho, and from there to paSco. Washington: from Pu,co Ca follow the Columbia river north to a point east Of Seattle, and from there to Seattle.
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Secretary Snow to iloli On

Wa~n.u-tou. D. C.. Nov. 2I At the wgru. request of the President Secre- ary Shaw O. thc treasury department ua, decided Jo remain in lh. cabinet until the conclusion of the coming SeS- sion oJ Congress. and perhaps longer. The secretary had previously armour r.d his intention of retiring February 0o begin hi, campaign for the Pre,i- trutuI nomination u 1908.
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BeLieycs NM TIe.l is lost

Sumr'u. No.. -a Capt Cattle. Ior- no'g O. the United states revenue cutter Gcnr believes rhe Arctic whal- ing |..t 2, lest. Uy say, ,he ship, were caught in the .co Aces .oo mile, .a>, ur the Mckenzie river and could .ar 1o-,.b.y.r-yvpr being crushed in .rr lc.. ura0uu- rnnt jr i~ impo,~i- r'e fov a relief expedition 10 reach u.m.
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Many Provinces in Revolt

Moscow. N1v. 22 Twenrv-.om prov fncc, of Russia. containing a poua..- tion of l1.uUouot. ueuu ina ~rarro. revolution. .u,nmf.fo- ar. now- crle,> and tu. peasant, ovvryHu.rouv taking yto'onr possession Of rnr uvup- rrty of large mdho.deg~ m, priest, are in sympathy with them auo have issued warnings Co ,he peop.. mot 'u believe the lying promise, ol -he rI'.
 Sl Prrer-awr Nor. 2- Eevomion- isl, here proclaim that civil war will begin January 22, rhe anniversary O. Bloody Sunday. when iuge numbers os people wur. shot down turu.~ree.~ of St Petersburg by troop, u,, winter. They have distributed 25o0oo pampH- let, among rh. troops urging them '" join the people.
 Despite promises made to tho work ingmeu they are generally refusing employment and demanding an clga, hour day. Fine Admiralty closed t., wards today. The cohi0o, ], draf,ing.a law intended ro protect individuals who wish t1 work against the tyranny of striking wor<meu.
 Newspapers will appear this week for the first time since the ear, ahot- cation.
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Di.ni.scs SLrlnl aI rHielaIz

St. Pcror-.u-: Noy. 2 N- "''. today issued u order dt~mi->tng a.0 official, mo police who pw,tc'pmg I" the late m.-,..r.-, in every wu.nr. where any gc.wwvU The ordr" r- rludc, in .r, sweep every o.hc.a. n".- son char-uau.u with failure tor""NoH the ,laughre.> Ir specific, Oh. -"E- crror of o.u-,. and tue governor, u' five other rna,.ree~.
 Revolutionary leaders in this city adwir ,Ua, H,.r mo.ria. -uvwnw." .l..u,, m.v.r-.. -u""-. che r.u.'..- .au cau,. .~ u.aU. a, I. win b" mp"-r- .uLv roraly strong popular supper, ''r a revolution. Wit,e has already oe- clared for universal suffrage.
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CHallg Plans Ior ?3nam3 'laaI


 Wa-hu-,.a. D.r- Nay.-' Revised plans .m. .n. Iauma canal adopted lq ,n. engineers gu Colon ur the lime. The wu r.o... f~ 60 make Idmon a.ya .r.ot HHrMar uon the city uJ sun ,ni,GonaI Gu ,h. Nsri0n side the .auW !, oyupa>ed Co have .r, outlet ...Nauu rura .lN Aurou,
 ru. rrw p.au "jJI bo recommended ., mm. practicable ttan amy o' th" ,.d oue- uu a- eu,oIu4 les cost ot construction. Ir i, a.,ocO1imodlo give a better uarnor u. lar more haa,'a- 10. ~t,r ,ory ctry than can he found at Colon.
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Want SL509.N00 irOm URcle

Washington D. C. Nov. 24 English capitalists, who own the Nugupm rail- .opd ou ,hc island or iuzon, have pre- .autrd claim ror $L5rDOD0 to tho CnilydS States government for damages and usc of ,hc road during the war ,.ifI inc EiIipino,
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To Carry Supplies to Whaling Fleet

Vaucouycr E. C.. Nov.2l Sergeant Fitzgerald of the British army post at -,q..ma'J. md lou,abI. Walker of this city. sailed today Cor SkaEway rmm which .yr, th.y win take mcoi- .a., ana mail ,o ,ho whaling fleet ,Dt,h !, believed ,o D, Imprisoned al Io,curI island, aI rhc molth of the --uNE-mLLN rILnH.
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N0lI1 liOIisA Ph.iIal'11 Tariif

Nrw NorE. No.. 2' The Board of Trade today passed 8 resolution urging 'aoggc>, 10 abolish aiI tariff duties oetwocl the United State, and the Philippine islands. and To enact new aw, .or tine goryrnmcn, of shipping n the wchiprIago aud betwc"u this eomuN and Philippine ports.
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Appointed to Oregon Juigeship

Washington, D. r" Nov. 22 Charles r.. WoIvcrron of Portland, Oregon, was appointed today by President RooSe- yrOr to be judge ol the r. $. district court lor rhc district of Oregon. to sue cr,d th. late Judge RrIlinger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
colo NORTAEASTER
Made Heavy Seas 0aisIds PoIat Judith
Mount Hens Put Back.

The cold northeast storm OF yesterday
made heavy sea outside Point Judith
and the Mount Hope put back. her can
tain thinking IL best not To attemnt reach
ing Block Island. The Montauk and New
shoreham reached the island but had few
passengers on board otherwise the trim
would probably have been abandoned.
The rain set I'm shortly after O'Clock
and for the rest of the morning was
heavy. There was let-up during the
middle of tho afternoon. followed by n
drizzle for the rest OF the day
The thermometer ranged I'm the sos all
dav. tho reading at 80 o'clock being SIS
degrees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Rural Free Delivery Carrier Be.
gins His Duties. S..Other Mat
terS Of Interest.

The annual reunion OF the Third Rhode
Island Artillery Veteran association will
be held 9t Crescent Park. Thursday. Aug.
II. Several former members OF that regi-
ment reside i'm this town
William ~. Leahy who was appointed
letter carrier on the rural free deliveral
route last Friday, commenced his duties
yesterday morning.
Mss Annie Catherine Monroe of this
town and Edward NJ. Tilley of Berkeley,
Norfolk county. Va. former resident
here. who Is spending the summer In
town. attended the NTH annual reunion
OF the Alden Kindred. held I'm Faneuil
hall Boston. recently. Tho descendants
OF the Mayhower family raised $500 at
the reunion TO reclaim the old Alden
houestead In DuXbury.
Edwin Hill general secretary OF the
Y VI. G. A. OF Augusta. Ga. Is here on
a visit 10 his mother on Borden avenue.
The Morris Nudelman property on Cath
crime street consisting OF a house and
lot WAS sold at public auction yesterday V
noon TO Patrick Hammill whose bid was
500 Colonel Charles IT. Straight was
the auctioneer.
Yesterday being the feast Of the AS
sumption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary,
masses were celebrated I'm the morning at
3 and 100 o'clock in st Mary's church.
Large congregations attended both SER
vices
J. William Wood. clerk I'm the Bristol
Branch OF tho Industrial Trust company
and his sister. Miss Mary j. Wood left
yesterday for visit to Biddeford, Maine
The time for the receiving OF plans
from architects for the new Colt high
school was 10 have expired yesterday
but few were received, IL is probable the
time will be extended. Yesterday two
sets or plans were received but more are
expected the present week.
Nellie Rome is sick with diphtheria al
her home on Shaw's lane. Dr. O. r. Sic
gel is the attending physician. The child
is severely H.
There is 10 be swimming carnival.
Friday afternoon at the De Wolf Inn
shore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
PAWTUCKET.

There were many floral gifts at the
funeral OF Ralph, the infant son Of Harry
J. Winters. principal of the Broadway
school yesterday.
Both branches OF the city council meet
tonight. Members OF the board OF alder
men will consider the various problems
arising out OF the settling Of claims on
the part OF AUDITORS on Main street,
Rev. j. j. Wooley officiated at the
marriage OF Miss Hope Sheldon Fiske and
Frederic Esterbrook Smith, Jr.. at the
residence OF the brides parents yester-
day noon.
AT a meeting OF Anchor Council. Loyal
association, the resignation OF Maurice
j. O'Brien as councillor. was accepted
with regret. Mr. % Brien could not at
tend the meetings OF the council. owing
10 other duties. Vice Councillor Charles
NJ Bishop was chosen TO succeed Mr..
O'Brien and Wilfred Crowther was chosen
10 succeed Mr.. Bishop as vice councillor.
James Mcdonald was arrested by Offi-
Ger Sword yesterday. Mcdonald. 81 is
claimed. entered the pool room OF VIII
liam Bebeau several months ago and stole
some money.
Mrs. Harry Gould Of Churchill hive.
Virginia. addressed the regular meeting
of Slater hive, order OF Maccabees las
night Her address was a very interest
ing one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
A LETTER TO OUR READERS

90 COTTAGE ST.. MELRosE. MASS.
DEAR SIR: JAN. 1lth. 1904
Ever since 7 was in the Army, ! had
more or less kidney trouble. and within
the past year IL became 50 severe and
complicated that suffered everything
and was much alarmed-my strength ana
power was fast leaving me. l saw an
advertisement OF Swamp-Root and wrote
asking for advice. ] began the use OF
the medicine ana noted a decided I'M
provement after taking swamp Root
only a short time.
| continued It's use and am thankful 10
say that ! am entirely cured and strong.
In order 10 be very sure about this. had
a doctor examine some OF my water to-
day and he pronounced it all right and
in splendid condition.
| know that your swamp Root Is purely
vegetable and does not contain any
harmful drugs. Thanking you for my
complete recovery and recommending
swamp Root 10 all sufferers I am
Very truly yours,
/. g. RICHARDSON.
You may have "A sample bottle or TINS
wonderful remedy. DR., Kilmer's swamp
Root. sent absolutely free by mail. also a
book telling all about swamp Root. IL
you are already convinced that swamp
Root is what you need. YOU can purchase
the regular fifty-cent and one-dollar SIZE
bottles at the drug stores everywhere.
Don't make any mistake, but remember
the name, swamp Root, Or kilmer
Swamp-Roo and the address, Bingham
ton, -. Y, on every bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
FUNERAL Of J. K. BOGIE
Late Read Of Boston Store Shipping De.
larim.nt BurIei at Rumiord.

The funeral ~ John Kerr Bogie. late
head of the Boston store shipping depart
mcut. was held at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the church OF tho Trans
hguratlon. Edgewood. Rev. Samuel n.
Webb officiating
The bearers members OF the Boston
store Old Guard and the Edgcwood Yacht
club. were Duncan Oilcr Alexander Read
william p Harley. George Bucklln.
Charles T. Hale and Harry Fulford.
intcrmout was az Rumford.
Mr. Bogir had been with the Boston
store over ~ years. and many fellow en-
ployees attended the funeral also nom
bers % tho Edgevood Yacht club
There were many norsl tributes. several
Of costly defign.