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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
MORE EVIDENCE.

II q Coming in Rapidly In Albuquer-
Evidence on the folliwing subject
Will prove of interest 10 every Albu
quorque reader. SO many people 20
through the same experience daily.
This public statement should be proof
positive TO every waverlng dou0ter
Read 1t carefully.
Mrs. w. G. Wood. wife Of W. G,
Wood. employed In the Santa Re RAFT
road shops, residence 720 South
Broadway, says: when on a visit
20 Fall River. Mas, I learned that
Doans Kidney pills had been a house
hold necessity In that city for years
Naturally when person has back
ache themselves. and friends, &C
quaintanees and relatives continually
insist that a particularly remedy
shall be tried, you at least consent b
axe a course OF tho treatment used
Doan's Kidney pills and they stopped
an aggravated attack OF backache
only one Of the many which had occur
red Ia me past. When I came west
brought with mo a dozen boxes oI
Doan's Kidney Pills long before they
were 80 extensively known In New
Mexico, as at present. l have not thS
slightest hesitation IN publicly stating
that I know from experience rs vel
az observation that this remedy car
be absolutely depended upon in Al
cases OF kidney complaint eauslnl
haohache. lumbago and other symp
toms which follow In the wake OF tina
far too prevalent annoyance"
For sale by all dealers, price o.
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Unite'
MATES.
Remember the name Doan's an
take no other, -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
Albuquerque
CHANCES INenFOOg Ball +
RULES %SSA I@asAs3s i,

The changes IN foot ball rules for
1905 for the most part bear upon
more strict Interpretation rather than
anything else that will affect tho de-
tail Of the play Itself
Legislation has been directed ut
any players who are out Of bounds
AZ ,he time when the hail Is put In
play. No player shall be out OF
bounds al tho time that the ball 81
put In play except the man who is
holding the bali for a place-kick.
Under rule 6, relating TO scrim'
mage, distinction has been made be.
tween act OF tho snapper.back and
act Of any other player OF the side In
possession OF the ball, n the snap
por-back made a motion as n 70 snap
the ball whether he withholds II or
not. the ball Ia In play and the scrim.
mage begins. II any other player Of
the side In possession OF the ball
makes an attempt by a false start to
draw the opponents Oif-sido. and the
bail Is then snapped, Il shall be
brought back and not be regarded as
IN nlay or the scrlmmage commenced
To lessen the tendency 10 fight for
the BAH after its progress has been
stopped. or 10 steal il from a player
who has practically had u down" In
struction IA given the referee % blow
his whistle Immediately when the
forward progress OF the ball has been
stepped.
When a substitute has been sent In
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

five tots Of n family In line
The idea came 20 tho veteran ma
chinist long ago. When crowds used
TO congregato around his door TO
watch the furnace glow and the sparks
n.y. They became 80 much a part OF
his daily lie that 20 keep them com.
ing he began giving them pennies. lie
he given away about $4,000.
Although there have been several
secretaries 10 give out the pennies
since the business grew 80 large Mr..
Cobb had TO attend TO Il all the time.
the youngsters never think the men
change their names end the present
dispenser for Mr.. Codd-Geo. J. Rock
lis called Joe and Harry. just as his
predecessors were.
Codd said; u am clad TO be able
10 give 20 much happiness 10 the little
ones. and while I am NO Rockefeller,
still | hope my little charity does
something for those who need u. II
isn't meant exactly rs a charity. The
pennies are the youngsters own, 90 do
with them as they please and they
generally do, and he laughed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

room. on two checks cinanatlng from
the San Mntean's check book and
which. II Is alleged, the Bank Of Arb
zOna refused 10 recognize
The complaint 30 charging young
Clark was filed In the Superior Court
this morning. Tho plaintiff Ia the
suit n Charles Seaforth. a clerk IN
the office OF Rigby 4 Righy. local at
tornoys, TO whom Potion. through his
Los Angeles advisers. has assigned
his account The defendant, young
Clark, who makes his home al the
Hobart place. In San Maleo county,
which he purchased year ago. LEFT
for Jerome, Aria. today, before he
could be seen IN connection with this
action Ills secretary. u. w. Don.
Hcllcy. ihls evening denied al knOwl-
edge OF poton and his allegations.
lie said that Clark's departure for the
territory had nothing 70 do with the
matter IN question.
The charges filed say that on April
"a. 1904. Clark delivered % James Pol.
ton a check on the branch Bank Of
ARIZONA, ~ Jerome. for $4,000 On
May 9th uf the same Year. It Is al.
legged that tho mllllOnaire's son gave
Pclion second cheek on the same
bank IN iho denomination OF $3.50.
The plaintiff. Soaforth. charges
that u is his belief that when these
checks we're presented 10 the Jerome
bank payment was refused Briefly
stating these avorred facts, the com.
plant concludes By asking that the
court award the plaintiff Judgment
Tor 81. $40 and the costs ~ the action.
James Pelton, 10 whom u IL aileg.
ed Clark gave his worthless checks.
Is well known IN Los Angeles sport.
ING and betting circles. His face n
also familiar throughout Arizona and
New Mexico. In 1894 II Is said that
he conducted club roomz IN Jerome.
jus, now polton makes his headauari.
ers In the City OF Angels. but Is him.
self on visit 90 Albuquerque. HIS
partner a man named Lynch. IL also
out ~ the city. IN their absence. the
Los Angeles resort Is In charge OF one
OF their managers.
over In San Mateo tonight. socrc.
tary D0nnelley spoke for his chief.
II never beard Of this matter be.
fore. he said "and I do not believe
that Mr. Clark knew Of Il previous 20
bis departure for Arizona. Tie left for
Jerome today but his trip was plan.
ned a fortnight ago. aud had nothing
20 do with the suit brought this .orn.
inv
AZ the Offices Of Rigby q Rigby.
2l2 SansOme street. little could be-
learned that was not embodied in the
complaint n was stated that tho
matt had come 20 the firm from los
Anrelcs IN a very busiucss-llko letter
which gave no hint as 10 the nature
OF The transaction ia which tho checks
had PLAYED n part.
Charles ". Clark has hoen tho Dc.
/ PENDANT IN other suits brought for the
purpose of recovering money. fow
months before the Young capitalists
marriago 20 Miss Celia Tohin. Of this
city, he was sued by the management
~ Rector's restaurant. New York. for
/ mo balance due on banquet ac-
count
The day after he pllghted troth
/ with Miss Tobin. last August. the
Bank ~ California levied an attach.
ment against his San Mateo residence
| Tor failure 90 settle a clnim ~ $4,000.
/ In addition 10 these actions. Clark
I has played the defendant role In
much litigation centorlng about his
interest In the mines Of Arizona and
Montana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
BELL BUILDS BUSINESS
BLOCKS IN SILVER CITY.

The substantial building boom that
has been In progress all the year In
this city Is 20 be- further augmented by
the erection OF business block by
George ". Bell, on the lots recently
purchased by him from Mesdamos
stern and HELD OF Las Vegas,
The new building viii be OF brick.
one stony high and i0Oxl00 feet IN
dimensions fronting 0n Broadway.
The sheet iron buildings now located
on the premises viii be- moved upon
that portion of the block formerly oe-
Cupiod by the Maws0n Blacksmith
shop. and frontod 10 the west on Art.
IONA street. They will continue to be
occupied by the silver City Meroan.
Tile company aud The Enterprise Pub
fishing company. The small building
at present used boy Pat Carroll as a
shoe shop will be permanently re-
moved
The building ol this and the Burn
side block ON broadway just across
Arizona street, together with the Cox
building. also on broadway, now near
ing completion permanently locates
seven business houses In this portion
of me town. and would Indicate Ht
once that Broadway is 10 be the maip
business street of the city, says ny
Independent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Carnegie and Rockefeller have a..
tonished the world with their mag
nificent gifts 10 charity, But u has
been left to Edward J. Cobb Balti'
more machiuist. to make happy for the
past twenty years 100 boys and girls
daily.
Every day, except Sunday. rain or
shine, either he or one OF his repre-
soniatlvea, appear on a certain corner
near his machine shop and 100 child
rem of al ages. color and sizes. are
given their penny. Christmas there
is q special fee OF a nickel given 10
each OF his little charges and the
penny giving has become an event OF
great note In the lives II each OF the
little ones.
There Is no discrimination except
that The frs; come are the first
served
The majority Of the pennies are
given 90 the Youngsters who trot of
to spend them. But IN the throng
are many of families 80 poor mat the
pennies go toward Keeping the little
tribe. n Is not unusual 10 see four or
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

he cannot rum ON the field and get
into The lineup. but must go directly
TO the referee and report himself
before he can take his place This
Ia 90 do away with the tendency at
times when substitute was sent In
Of having Doth the substitute and
the man he was 10 replace playing
In tho game az one and the same
time.
Coaching from the side lines Is now
10 be penallzed by a loss OF ten yards
Instead o. five
In order tn make definite what a
captain might request in the way OF
the giving OF time, note has been
appended TO the rule which states that
the lnosman snail notify the captains
OF the time remaining 10 play not
more than ten nor less than five miu'
utes before the end Of each half, to the
effect that there IL no objection TO the
linogman giving the approximate time
90 the captain who asks for Il at any
time during the game, He may not,
however. be asked for this time more
than three times within the last Eve
minutes OF the half
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
SPORTING
BREWTIES
Said a horse with n saturlne smile.
Which ran away once IN q while,
It's not that ! Ike
To occa FlOnaily hike.

Which ran away once IN q while,
lis not that ! Ike
To occa glonaily hike.
but simply che hours 20 heRuile."
Then he cantcrod a two.minuto mile.
In the American Association Kan.
sas City Il lmprsgnably intrenched AZ
the bottom.
"Curly" Brown, well known starter
IN western turl world. has quit the
racing game and will manage a tnea.
Ter at Cincinnati
John W. Gates h to race a stable
next seasou. Under his own colOra or
those Of c. = Durnell, who will train
for him.
A notable llditloa to Columhia's
foot ball squ5i is Marc Hurley, char.
plon amateur bicycle rider and skilled
basket bali player.
Harold Vanderbilt has resigned
from The ma cement Of tho Harvard
foot bali team 20 devote bis time 20
studies.
Now Il a aid Nelson may sldostep
his taikativo manager. Nolan has
earned porpo lal retirement with nis
tongue.
Riley Grammar has drawn down his
book AZ the Vow York tracks. Gran.
nan was roplrted 100000 winner on
the season last July. but successive
roverses put lin 10 the bad.
Peter ahH1-romcmbcr himf-is
going 20 flra. fifteen rounds with
Jack Walliau a strapping iron mold
or. near Philadelphia. For the graye.
yard chbmpioHship, maybe.
The five I,liiug pitchers. IN their
order. OF IN National League. are;
Lever, Pitt urg. Mathewson. New
York; Ames New York: Hiidobrand,
pittshurg. Ntse. New York.
George TeHaau's scheme 20 put o
third big ic1sue IN the field. with
rival teams Washington AKA Brook
Ign, caused one Of the bis magnates TO
suggest a g. mission TO 20 over 20
Louisville o. axamine Georges head.
When the wa University foot ball
team opens season. Governor Cum.
Minis will ~ Off
Joe KELLEY ..lims the Phillies have
/ try.
Rube Wa 20 will probably carry
| of The strik. out record for 1905
PITCHER l. playing the outfield Tor
/ Toledo, lead le American Associa
| tIHU In hom rlns.
u.neen W. TO get away from the
/ BH on Amo lns; Says his pitching
/ arm Is affcc by cold Hub winds.
For the Gf me," says Jefiries
I 70 ant 81, To- man on the fightnr
/ horizon wor lighting" Not that
/ I.. Us looh Tor more scrap honor
/ II was me " discussing the game
|. says b could whip Hart. John
... Rubin and Mccormick all Ia
night. ono right after the other
|mmy GlInor, since his defeat Of
iy Ryan q looking IN on the wei
NoIght championship. Cans should
busy.
49, w. Co. famous shot puttcr. has
/ red MicIIgan--putting the finish
ouch on his years spent AZ liar
. Oxfort aud other colleges.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
A5IDES HIS
DESTINED HOUR

There Is tngo Of autumn the
from green 70 gold The foliage caught and
prohed
s s"s TO ,ae aparng season There espne the morning
e march OF seasons the rotating their OF ath
ecs abide ther little
many n9rdongh battles OF the diamond beginning lag
ous OF the chase
le by ne nckc goddess Of chance like dubg maiden
PUG h.s IN he American League between bestOwng gnded
charms upon heayyeyed ced aud bod Quaker the Keystone
stare foWsyopped Lochlnva
rev sei lays the aeas voice the umpire will be sed in the
nd me leather shahed
tRng private life
wrinkles
doughty The gdiron
lhc rom ootcniy OF
diamond hah US no gdr0n Each
IN DIS way NpIgs the best there Is In strenuous
sturdy the land win viii
or these VIII be chosen the
inspire
various seats IL IL well
cheers nolsyut
the departing ball
HaI and crewen"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
UNCLE SAM AND
THE CARLSBAD DAM
THE UNITED STATES GOVERN.
MENT MAY PURCHASE THE
DAM.

u seems practically assured that
Uncle Sam Us to take up the Carls'
bad dam project, and that means that
tno project is 90 1.-Two and prosper, says
the Roswell Record.
Tho following telegram was received
at the government land Ofhce IN Roh'
VOL today: withdraw for irrlgn'
ton purposes under second form OF
withdrawal the following described
lands Township - south. ranges 20
and ~ cast; township 49, ranges 20,
3 and rs east. township 90, south,
ranges ranges % and 2s east town
ships "a and 20 south ranges ~, 2s
aud go east. A letter follows giving
subdivisions. (Signed) j. " Fimplo,
Acting Commissioned"
This message means mat the lands
described are 40 ho Withdrawn from
settlement under the desert land act
hut they can be settled by home
tondlnr. with Ave years actual resi-
donCe thereon. The letter that 10 "a
follow win probably place some eX
coptIons 20 the lands described.
Parts OF the townships meniionor
I or parts OF some OF them "a least
viii probably ho excluded from The on
der.
The real Significance Of the tole
gram ls that The lands excluded vii
no longer be regarded as desert land
and that means that the government
viii have water for thom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

kunz sneaklna One While Gable
Took a Flap In the Fifth,
Kunz ball Ortiz made desperate
run for H. but the pace Disconnected
aim, and che ball sought the sod IN
caught Ortiz turnei couple OF
somersaults, and by the time be re-
covered his equilibrium. Taylor had
ecamperod home and Nash was round
Go third. Hits In rapid succession by
Gable and Isdmunds. sent the Brown
Ga. soaring ekyward. and another hit
By Lyons, an error by Neher, and
dumb plays from first AROUND 20 third
lent much impetus 20 their flight.
The carnage was something awtul.
las Vegas rooters went Wild. and
Col. Ralph Twitchcll forgot about the
meuralgia. which has been rackihg his
mind body and soul the past month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
GB'iGlsrs .R6L18
LAS VEGAS .....s
ALBUQUERQUE %

Albuquerque threw their game with
Las Vegas away. with three scores
20 the good and the Blues shut out
up to the sixth inning when one was
sneaked over. The Browns went liter
ally to pieces IN the seventh, and
before they could collect their seat
tered wits. the Blues had piled up
seven runs. The inning opened With
Rnthburn striking out Taylor got a
base on a dead bali. and went 10 sec
ond on a high fly By Nash into center
field Tho bah struck not thirty
feet from second base, and wos really
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
H,}Es'M
WATER SOLVED THE
PROBLEM AT JIcARILLA.

Speaking Of the Jicarilla camp In
Lincoln county the Captain News
says that tho water question was a
great bugab0o there until the Amerl-
can Placer company produced a fine
well of water; then came the Free
Gold company. with two wells, and
later the Wisconsin Milling and
Smelling company struck water on
the Zulu claim M a depth of forty
Eve feet. and drilled 200 feet, and the
water has now risen 10 within twenty
feet of the surface. Insurlng them an
abundance OF water FOR their well. The
plant consists OF sampson crusher,
nn Elspass mill, plorCc amalgamator
an lstell classiheg and Two new stand.
ard Commentators. THE power is
furnished hy a Scotch tyne G0-horse
power boiler and a 3bhorse powes
Side valve engine. The mill Is pre-
pared to handle the o.os of the camp
both irec.millins and concentrating
and will Dee added to from slime Ia
time, as the camp develops.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Il was fine exhibit Of back LOT base
ball Kunz finally put Brown out al
second. unasslsted. or a ground ball
hlt by Rathburn, and the side was re-
tired bv Taylor striklng out. With
tho exception Of this Inning the game
wa "a very GOOD exhibition OF base
bail The band played funeral
dirge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23


FgaI Rack. newsboy and bootblRck.
hone town San Francisco. has reached
London lie went there for the ex-
pres purpose Of shining the shoes Of
King Elward--"and won't charge
him cent" said Fred. lie leit Frisco
In April 1894. with no cents In his
pocko' aud shined his way 70 Wash
ingtun where he BACKED President
Rooscyr.s shoes. He worked his
passage cross the AtlaEtic by shoe.
hlack.nr and after spending a few
days Iu liverpool. whore be "shlned'
the lord mayor, he trampcd 90 Lon
den.
After leavlng London he will make
his way I Paris and Berlin with his
eyes uH 'be boots OF President Loubei
aud tha saiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23
SENATOR CLARK'S SON
SUED ON CHECKS
az JAMES PELToN. a LOS AN.
CELLS sPoPT. WHO rs HERE
"DClNl TtiF FAR.

a ga. SIS agl thc C zen rercN cd
the following significant dispatch
from No. Examiner, l.os Angeles,
"Soc LINES Pelfun about suit
agalns DHlrles w clark, son Of the
Montanl .nator, to recover $d.AAn on
two aOD.l bogus checks. Get Pei
tons stat nent'
Actin IN these alylcos. a repre-
sentative II The C.fIzen went the
rounds lrI located Jr Polton at the
Alyarado AFTER considerable talk,
even polsulslon. M ltlicu gave ont
the Fellow ng s'utomoW
Checks Not Bogus.
"A Will 10 say" said - Pehpn,
'thu tl. Wo chCcrg agiret Clark
for tGiiU are MOI bogus. They are
genuine, and II anyone doubts their
authcntiCf.. they ave az liberty "a
ffo 10 e k'e VI 't "a, Jerome. Afl'
ma they a. mo- doYht, btvn
presented lr payment
As stated above Mr. Polion Is a
sport from LOs Anselos. whore IL IL
claimed Cnrk loN tho money the
Cheeks ca for at ,he wheel Mr.
Potion is Lore with his partner T. q
Lynch and the laHcr was present
during the talk and Interview had
with Pc.tOn
Particulars ~ Case.
The Los Angeles Examiner publish
ed "a dispatch from san Francisco
dated Sept i6ih. az relative 90 suit
HuYat
Charles ". CLARK son Of William
A. CLARK. Montana senator cope
king. has been sued for f6,Ai0 SAT-
20 be- owing James Pelton, wei
known Los Angelic sporting man, an
manager Of the Angel City Clul
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Passed hallE-PoIuF1 Wild pTch-
Cable. Bases on hals-Of Starr. J.;
or Gable. & Hit bv pitched ball
Lyons. TAYLOR. Struck out-by starr
70. by Cable. Z. Left on hases--A.hu
querque. 7: Las Vegas. 6. Sacrifice
-plckerson. / Kunz. Neher.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

they are not set dlyortlns near tina.
much water companies ON both SIDES
OF the Niagara have already legal per.
mission to lake a total of 5000 feet
per second ana other companies are
reaching one for rights Mr McFar.
land uggests direct appeal 10 tho
American and Canadian governments
90 ayen the destruction OF the falls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

James Graham MoNary. editor OF
the Las Vegas Optic, arrived from the
Meadow city last night. and witness
ca the game between clifton and las
Vegas this afternoon. Mr.. McNary
expects to return home this even.
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

Ruin of Americas most popular nat.
urai attraction Is considered mmi-
nont hy 4. Horace Mcfarland, presl.
at the Niagara falls Tor power moana
that so much water viii ho diverted
that the American fan viii be left a
b.,re ledge, Instead ol sublime thing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

OF beauty. m the Ladies' Home jour.
nal he states that the American iall,
being higher than the Canadian iall.
Wlll ho first affected
lie says ID has been estimated hat
n Inc falls are deprived OF now OF
$4,000 feet a second, there wiIl be
hut thin trlckle of water over TIE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-23

But simply she hours 70 heRuile."
Then he cantcrod a two.minuto mile
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-06-30
The Coming Festival at st. I'a"l'>
Church.

According to announcement the mid
summer festival at St. Paui's Church,
near Baden, this County will take place
Tuesday, July 4th, commencing at l
o'clock and continuing the afternoon and
evening under the ausl les of the ladies
of the congregation and Rev. Oliver
Murphy ID. d., the rector Of the parish.
In the beautiful grove. beneath the
majestic oaks and sheltered from the rays
of the sparkling sunlight, the tables,
Klondike and lemonade fountain will be
constructed, and effectively embellished
with festoons and fragrant flowers, while
the National colors and waving ban
ners will float from various points on the
spacious grounds.
AIS o'clock, an elegant dinner will be
served consisting of choice viands and
other dclicacies, also fruits, domestic and
foreign, rare ices and delicious cnnfec
lions will also be for sale in great abun
dance
An enthusiastic game Of baseball will
be played by the young gentlemen Of the
neighborhood. There will be fine dis
play Of fireworks at night.
Welcome greetings will be extended
to all who many fancy gracing tic &C
casion with their presence.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-06-30
Confirmation Services.

Seldom has there been so large a con-
course of people as gathered at st. Mary's
Church, this town, on Sunday morning
at 10 30 O'Clock. His Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons, of Baltim IRE, came on Saturday
evening and his presence marked the
feast of Corpus Christi day which was
made especially impressive by Connrma-
ti"n by the Cardinal OF a class of 100
children and adults.
Rev. Father Schwallenberg, pastor,
Fathers Logan, of Newark and Thoma
J. of Baltimore. assisted in the services.
After the mass the Cardinal received
many of the parishioners in the sacristy
of the church, and then a dinner was
given at the parochial house. Among
those at the dinner we're: Fathers Logan
and Kenny. Judge George c. Merrick,
-ex-Judge John B. Brooke, DR.. Richard
S. Hill, Joseph V. Wyvill, F. Snowdon
Hill, E. Berry, F. w. Hill, Henry W
Clagett and T. J. Grant.