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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-13
Pearlhayen NoOdmsn Circle Elect Of
ficers.

At a called meeting Of the Pearl
haven Grove No. 81 Woodmen
Circle, Thursday afternoon, the
following officers were elected to
fill the unexpired terms of num-
Der who have removed from
town: Mrs. Mary Robinson,
Guardian: Mrs. Margaret Jen-
klns, Magician; Mrs. Fl. 2. San
ders, Manager; Mrs. z. @. Neal,
Attendant.
The Circle, will give an oyster
supper next Tuesday night in the
PearIhaven Woodmen's Hall,
The organization is growing each
month, and their field Of useful
ness is large III relieving Che dis
tressed
q. H. POULSON.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-13
The Cry ISL.
"Still They Come

Lively sales made the popular millinery depart
ment which under the able of the accomplished
Miss Lula Springfield Splendid selections are shown this
department which complete every particular Fine
ty of trimming material shapes ribbons velvet etc. always
kept up and every order for trimmed hats given prompt and
careful attention Prices reasonable satisfaction guaranteed
Mail orders given prompt attention.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-13
Mayors Court.

City VS.. Thos. Sykes and Bailey
Smith Fighting Plea Of guilty
and each fined IS and costs.
City VS.. Aldee Smith Disturb
ing the peace. Plea of guilty,
fined IS and costs.
City Of Brookhaven VS.. j. W..
Webber Disturbing the peace.
Plea Of guilty., fined S. aud costs.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-13
The One Price Store
Opens daily at 700 a. M Closes daily at 6:3O p M
Closes Saturday 03O p. m.
c6ratb'e Bio
Busy Store

Shows every evidence Of the beginning Of lively Fail
campaign.
Only few days ago the grand Fall Opening delighted
thousands Of interested visitors who charmed with the
elegant display Of pattern hats millinery novelties handsome
dress goods, pretty silks and exquisite trimmings.
Admirers Of yesterday are buyers of today.
Hundreds of customers who unable attend the
grand opening have been attracted to the big busy by
glowing descriptions of the fortunate who attended while
those who in the first instance only share the holiday
with have returned to lay in supply of attractive goods
In spite of the bad weather fair ladies besieged the mil
llnery and dressmakng departments and
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-10-13

This makes me feel like | was
IN Canal street ii New Orleans
during Mardi Gras exclaimed
an enthusiastic visitor to Brook
haven as he viewed The street
parade from Grafton's corner
Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

,,,r4- PEOPLE OF THE sTATD OF NEW !oRKi BY
tbe Grace Of God Free and hdesendent TO Dolphin
= Thebaud Marie y. Thebaud, Matilda NJ Th'6aud Jo-
ssnh Tbebaud Leontine J. Theba!d Josephine NJ Nles-
lander Emma NJ Webb Marie g ilers Isabeih N, Jo9-
bert LarOsiere. Jules 3 Ihehaud LOUIS a
Thebaud, Edward P. Thebaud Paul Gilbert Ihe9aGd
Inui.a j. Thebaud Edward V Ttebaud Emena J. Heck
her and Leo Tebaud the heirs and next or Kin
on Frank r Thebaud deceased send greetngi Whereas
TTriiz Prahl Frank l.. Hail. both OF the CITY or
New York have lately applied 10 the Surrogates court
~ our county or York to have certain instrument
In writing bearing the Goth day OF June. 1905 re
iang 10 both personal property duly proved
the iast Testament OF Frank t. Thebaud, late
tta OF deceased. Therefore and
you cited TO appear before the Surrogate OF
New York at his tthce In the County or
New York. the 18TH day of December one thousand
nine six. at half past ten clock IN the
Of that day then and there to attend the pro
bate said last VIII and Testament And such Of
YOU hereby cited under the OF twenty
required TO by yoar guardian. II
have II have none. to aIpear and apply
for be appointed. in The Of neglect
or failure 10 guardian VIII be appointed by
for IN he proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have he Seal 10
court Of the said York be
heTeunto affixed Witness. Eioi. Amer ..
II. 6 THOMAS. a Surrogate aid County Of
New York, at said County. tln 1Tth day Of
October. in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred and six. DANIEL j. DOWDNEA Clerk OF the
surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
uNIoN SECURITIES COMPANY REPLIES.
Defends Advertisement Of Bullfrog Rush
Mining Company.

II o talegrsphic statement sent 10 tft Ne" 'oiA
,a-ors last night the Union Securities COMPANY
ra'ltos - the assertions made by the l.. NJ SUM
80, Corpnanv in regard 10 the Bullfrog hush
Mining Company. ,.,sa
The securities company says thAt lts aoFolu
ert Of the BuIlfrog Rush was a practical repro
s,,,,,or, OF the one issued by the l. M Suill'aH
(.,,,,,sv, In May referring to tho same properly.
=, t,.e charges against the directors Of the Bull
- F2vsb conuany. and says that II is refusing 10
a,aya srbscriptions for this stock and is return
.,g All that Il has received so far. The statement
in part, Is:
Paferripe 10 the advertisement Of the l. NJ.
gIfIi,J.D Trust Company regarding our adNeitIbe,
rlent ~ tie BullfrOg Rush Mining COMPANY anu
srgfnp that statements therein cohtalbeu ""l .
fse Ne ,yould call your attention 10 the thct lhie
- 4,.orrieeuent was practical reproduction OF
80 80 81, ieSne6 sv /. NJ Sullivan Trust company,
-, - "a ,be Bulfrog Rush Mining Company IN
Ma last ana II the statements lleI Iale
- he uroperty were true they certainly must
~ W. :. wish 10 state that the present board OF
-. ,1ever lad any interest Ia the company.
,beIEe for ihe wages OF the miners thus COM
,rs . shutdown Of the mine, hilhousII tlleis az {
am 5le funds IN the treasury 10 meet 'he H'i"
obligations. .bor NJ Sullivan Com
-, - - effort 10 depress the value or the stock
80 ~ ,bev are so sOlicitous Tor the WeIare vi
s.,Il,t,l5cre Of Pullfrog Rush property they can
pt A. better than emulate our example anu Ietu II
10 an those who have puIcHh55eu., a'A ''''"''s''
theul he amount Of their SUBSCRIPTIONS.
NO ERUPTION OF MOUNT CULEeRA
Denver Nov. 1.-THE Associated Press CORE
spondeut at Trinidad. Col. went to stonewal-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
NEW STRIKE AT COBALT.

An sghteer-inch vein Of cobalt silver has been
f,-si on the surface OF the property Eve
niles southeast of the town Of Cobalt Trench
tg has been done % the depth Of three feet
Ind the vein still maintains its width and richness
he property is known Big Pete" and IS owned
~ sr Assyrfan OF hat name. He Is g hotel man at
New Lfskeard The same day five foot vein
hgnd az the bottom OF q 50-foot shaft on the
sane property. This property joins the Nipissing,
and lies on direct line with McKinley-D -DaTragh.
Since American Car Foundry interests, under the
leadership OF Y. H. woodin have taken charge OF
tn NcKinlsy-Dsrra gll-Ssvage mines, the plan Of
gs-ston has been made much more comprehensive.
t1gineers have been put 10 work planning the ma
et-hsIy II sUch way that the output can be main
uhed et minimum Of S25 0o0 Of ore weekly, be-
f1ning Jenuary i
Engineers who have examined the Timmins-NIc-
Dod-9leneenning property, which forms the nu-
eels o. the Colonial Silver mines express the be-
NJ mat the hill which crowns the forty-acre tract
SS NE centre of the eruption which left all the
oaaahzs vein which has made the region famous.
she company has started three tunnels in at the
.ol OF the hill On three sides. one eight-driu COM
Eessot plant is already at work, and a second
IsI Q; twelve drills will be put 70 work this
- ae point where the weather will have no effect
.lseVer On the work. President Otto Germer
future ~ | A0 III '--0 near
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

TI1IIF3 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
Hartley Anne Jane Tidy Ellen Z. \. Fuller, tn Play
corporation organized under the laws Of Ney YORK
Kills Martin Mcdowell. Percy Haswe4l Iaucett
Actors Fund America, corporation organizes u1Sf
the laws Of New York Charlotte NJ. Martin Emily u.
Van Amringe Corlelia Van Amringe John Howtrd VAN
Amringe Margaret Faucett, Gsorge Faucet, DOUG as
Taylor Frohman, Annie Russell 4oFke Cheflss
Richuan Ada Rehan, John Drew. Herbert Gresham Sl-
ney Herbert r. Lewis Richard Dorney, Stephen r.
Hart Mary Florence Hart. and Daniel F1ohmaL ana 10
all persons the Estate Of Anne Jant G!iber
leEatees next OF kin otheTwSe, send greeting You
and each OF YOU are hereby cited required eTson
70 be and appear Surrogate or the fouhy OF
New york at the Surrogates' Count Of said Comfy hed
at the County Court I'm the County OF @W foFh
on the eleventh day December 1905 at hapast toh
clock in the forenoon of that day then ana trre 10
tend judicial settlement Of the account or pToleds OF
Van sole acting Executor or me I~A9t
will and OF said deceased and such OF you s
are hereby cited under the age OF went one
years are required appear by yolr guaFdln III YOU
have one you have none. 10 appear ana aIg
Ia be eppointed the event OF your negect or
t DO So guardian appointed by the Surrogate 10
represent ana you IN the proceeding IN
rnv whereof we have caused the Seal OF the 'uroEate
Court OF the said County OF New YORK 10 o.
aNTed Witness Hon. FRANK. 7 FITZGLRAiLLS;; d
s,rogs.a of our said County. at the CounG OF -NeN
york the Both day Of August In ne year VI
our Lord thousand nine hundLeQ alG siA
N@ '' ~ DANIEL ]. DOWDNEN,
Clerk of the SurrOgats court.
orIrv CLARK PHELPS Attorneys FOR Petfloner v no
nj Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan No" i'iA
city.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
Restaurants.
STANLEY RESTAURANTS make "a feature of midday
luncheon. dinner ana theatre slippers

\ NJ to Investigate the report that Mount Guile
bra was in n state ot eruption. lie tefSrapiis lhat
~ ,a,orr Is untrue and thst the smoke issuing ap
raraptlv from the summit Of the peuh lthlly
ft@mes from burning timber on the New Mexican
side of the mountain.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
Citations.


'TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
Il the grace Of God free and Independent. to Charles
W. Sanders. Henry II. Sanders Wilbur r Sanders
oers executrix OF the OF Wayland NJ san
6ers deceased De Forest Haes Lydia l. Curtis Caro-
Burdette Wood, Martin Wood Frances A C,ruEn Flora
Martin Wood, Clara Fowler H Dart9s Iuman EmeIina
crime c. Yer Nooy, Maud L Faust, Sarah Kinney,
manZo smith. George Carr. Randolph Carr, Laverne
Amity Baptist Church First Baptist Church Of Homer
n Y; First Baptist Church Cortland. Y; Charles
James Sands, Jerome Seacord Catherine Bacon Anna
G. Bacon. Ida Fuller Curtis. Marie Sands Bsptis, Home
Tor the aged, baptist Ministers Home, Baptist Mis-
sonary Convention OF the State Of New York George
Reed heirs Of kin Carpenter, deceased
whoss names and places Of residence unknawn TO
petitioner and who has been unable, with reasonable
diligence TO ascertain same; heirs and OF kin Of
Polly Hastings, deceased, whose names plsces OF
residence unknown petitioner and who has been
Hiram W. Bette administrator OF the goods chat
tells and credits IF Emma J. Belts, deceased and all
late of the County Of New York deceased cr,ditors
lsgatees, next Of kin otherwise send greeting You
70 be ana appear before our surrogate OF the County or
New York the surOgates Court of said held
the 1h Of December 1sVO at har past ten O'CLOCK
in the forenoon OF day, then and there attend
judicial settlement Of the account OF proceedings OF
Charles W. Sande-s executor or the last wgl ana
sad deceased and such 0f art here
by citsf uLder the Of twenty-one yeas are
required 10 appear by your guardian, II you has one
II you none. appear and apply for one be
appointed in the OF your neglect or failre TO
DO So a guardian viii appointed by tho Surrogate
represent for you in the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal u the
surrogates said County OF New York to be
I Z. s. ] Thomas, 1 Surrogate OF said couny, at
Count! Of New York, the Sd day If Oc-
tober in the year Of our LORD one th0qSaRG GiH nun
Clerk the SurTogates Curt
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
Citu Hotels.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. prt
weekly; SIS THE ALABAMA Is E lin st
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART.
cstalogus from. Registrar. ID Fifth AVe-

20 ,za,, ,Sevy York and Otto Sussmann. con-
% 90, nsireer OF the metal company, has been
esTTacta5 . director OF the local enterprise
The Traylor Engineering Company, OF new 1oih
is - +ha contract for the first section Of
~ -oo.,or concentrating plant for the Giroux Con-
eoI,sated Mines. The contract calls for the con-
rIet3on Of this section within four months put II
e exnected TO have It finished at an carrier oa'e'
As soon as the first section IS completed tHe com
-, will place another contract with the same
- .tr, oornranv for a second section also or
f Tons The nrst section VIII be opeTateo I
nection with the 20o-ton sinelIet! winch -
COMPLETED and ready for operation
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
L T Fitzg raid q Surrogate of the County New
York hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Mary l. Worcester late OF the County OF New
thereof subscriber his place OF transacting
ness No B5 Nassau street in the City Of York
or before the 9th day Of April next.
Dated New York Sth day Of October 1906.
EDWIN ID. WORCESTER. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

NO ERUPTION OF MOUNT COLEeRA'
Denver. Nov. 1.-THE Associated Press CORE
spondeut at Trinidad. Col. went to stonewal-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

MCDONALD. JOHN EN- PURSUANCE OF AN
Nj order Of Hon Abner G. Thomas, a Surrogate Of
the County vf New Notice hereby given
hav against John z. Mcdonald,
County of York, deceased tho same with
the subscriber at her
acting business former office OF John p Mcdonald
broadway in the city or New York, before
the eighth day OF February next
Dated New York. the third day Of August 1903.
r. AUGUSTA MCDONALD. Administrative.
rowFRS a SANDS Attorneys for Administrative
81 Nassau Street,. Borough OF Manhattan, City New
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

S,HAYnlE CHRISTOPHER C.-IN PURSUANCE OF
- an order of Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald a 6urro-
gate Of The county OF New YORK notice hereby
10 alI claims against O.
shayne late OF the County Of New York. deceased.
present the same vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber az her place ransaeting business
OF Ford Tuttle. at No 800 broadway. Borough OF
January next
MARGARET A. SHAYNE Executrix
T'JJTTIE. Attorneys for Executri1 $50
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
/ c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Andrew r. Culver late Of the County OF
York deceased. to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place transacting
business No 50 Wall Street, in the City OF New York
on or about the day OF May next.
York the eleventh day OF October, 1895.
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE & TRUST co,
Executor. 50 Wall Street. N Y.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON atty for executor.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABB
i c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby all having claims
against Henry FEEDER late OF the City OF Wiesbaden
Kingdom of Prussia, Germany, deceased,
thereof TO the subscriber his place
OF transactinE business No $50 Broadway Borough OF
brooklyn. City of New York. or before the
fifteenth Of December next.
Dated New York the Goth day of May, 1906.
FRANK MANN. Ancillary Executor.
& RJJXBAUM. Attorneys FOR AnCllary
$50 Broadway. Brooklyn. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

WHISTLER. JOSEPH SIN PURSUANCE Oh AN
w order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surroga ate
OF the County OF New York. notice IS hereby given
70 ali persons having agains Joseph Whistler
late OF the OF LenoY. state Of Massachusetts de-
ceased resent the same Win vouchers thereof TO the
ofice OF William w. Mumford No. l41 Broadway,
in City Of New York,
the day Of January next
DATED Kew York 18th OF June 1909.
ROSS w. WHISTLER,
WILLIAM W. MUMFORD. Attorney FOR Executor, 141
Broadway New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
notice is hereby given all having claims against
Adoph Hermann. late of the County OF New York
with vouchers thereof
subscrbeys place OF transactng business Nos
81 33 Thomas Street Borough Of Manhattan in the
City OF New York before the lst day Of May
JOSEPH HERMANN, LOUIS \ HERMANN MIL
BOOTHRY & BALDWIN, Attorneys for Executors 81
Nassau St Borough Of Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
| a Surrogate OF the County New York
notice is hereby given all having claims against
Tabn Miller, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased present the same with vouchers thereof the
his place OF ransactng business, the Of
aces OF Fitch. Moore swan 80 Pine Street the
ity or New York, before the 10th day OF April
WALTER z HOUGHTON. Executor.
FITCH. MOORE & SWAN; Attorneys for ExssutSr 50
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. 80 .e.,..,..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

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c,.aIogls from Registrar. 81 Fifth Ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

BOD scoFeies havo just been made ~ vsl,,sl,.
ss ,ep19'hing the Trinidad Bullfrog. THIS i
lhs Vsr =. ~" tirike and an entirely new vein
.'ah1sd claim ucK outside tao property enters the
the near future 'ne company viii explore for
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
Unfurnished apartments to Let.
Country Property for Sale.
Real Estate Wanted.

A IL KINDS PROPERTIES rent. sell. mana
N CYRnLE CARREAU. Agent. ToS Sixth Ave- a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-05
EVILS OF INSURANCE REBATES
Convention of state muniasiOners
Discuss Means for AboIishing
the Practice.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4-The National
day adopted resolution against the So
called rebate evil, from which 1t was stated
the public had suffered even at the hands
of some of the biggest companies. Ii was
explained that many insurance companies
run regular get-rich-quick schemes under
the guise of offeriig's aaorpIous .dtvidsnds
that are wholly impossible of realization
1t was shown that frequently some
wealthy and influential man in a COM
munity is offered a secret ~or special con-
tract, reducing the cost of the insurance
to him on the promise that he will work
for the ends of the company In his local
fly II was represented that many people
who take the chance Of getting large div
idends are induced to insure beyond their
capacity to pay, but that these dividends
which. II was stated, are really secret re-
bates, go to the richer members of the
community who, it was alleged, do not
need them.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. George H. Adams, New Hampshire;
vice president, r. f. Folk, Tennessee; sec
retary. j. II. Bringkerhoff, Illinois; execu-
tive committee Mr.. Button, Virginia.; F.
l.. Cutting Massachusetts b. F. Grouse.
Maryland A. c. scherr. West Virginia;
H. r. Cunningham, Montana.
After the reading of the committee re-
ports the convention adjourned sine die
to meet next year at Richmond. Va.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-05
BULGARIA IS SHOWING FIGHT
UItimatum Issued 60 Turkey Regard
inEDcIimination Of Frontier of
AdrianopIc NiIayet.

CONsTANTINOPBE. oct. 4-The delay
on the part Of the Turkish commissioners
to sign the report resulting from the in
guiry into the frontier dispute regarding
the delirnlnation of portion Of the Vilayet
at Adrianople. which led to a sharp fight
recently between the Soldiers guarding the
Bulgarian post at Suzuki and the guard
on duty at the Turkish post of Dervish
Mogilh, has brought out practically an
ultimatum from Bulgaria in which the
country declares that unless the report is
signed by October IL the Bulgarian troops
will be ordered to Immediately reoccupy
Suzuki.
The inquiry was concluded three weeks
ago and 1t is claimed that while the report
il In favor of the principa'lty the Bulgar-
ian commissioners have been unable to in
duce their Turkish colleagues to append
their signatures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-05
JAP REPORT oN'SEAL INCIDENT
Alleged POachers Say Men Killed
Were Sent Ashore for Water
and Were Unarmed.

VICTORIA. =. G.. Oct. 4.--Adyices were
received by the steamer Tosa Maru, which
reached port from Japan, that the re-
mainder of the crew of the Japanese seal-
ing schooner Toyei Maru number two, On
the return from the Bering sea, where five
members of the crew were killed and
twelve captured in an attempt to raid
st. Paul island seal rookery, have reported
to the japanese government that the seal
ers were killed when going in boat to
ascertain what had become OF boats
crew sent ashore for water. Mr.. Sato. d.
rector of the company which owns the
schooner. made the following statement to
the authorities;
ION June 10 the ship dispatched a boat
to 81. Paul island in order to fetch water.
but It did not return. On the following
day another boat was sent there, when
1t was unexpectedly fired upon by the
Americans. Only one man manged to re-
turn to the ship. Fearing that greater
peril was in store for the vessel, they did
not stay to make inquiries, but hastily set
sail None of the crew was armed nor
offered resistance at the ume OF the dis
aster."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-05
REscUERS ARE BAFFLED
Relief Force Unable 40 Reach Men
EntOmbed In West Vir-
sinia Mine.

CINCINNATI. Oct. A Times-star
special from Pocahontas Va, says:
After twenty hours work the rescuins
party in the West mines of the Pocahon-
tas Colliery company is nearing that
point in the mine where the explosion
took place.
The company officials are unable to de-
termine how many men are caught. but
the number is estimated at from thirty 10
ff.g
Three men have been brought out $.
b. Cook and two miners are the only
ones found OF those that were in the ex-
plosion.
John Oldham and +. Brown, two of the
second rescue party, were overcome and
died before help could reach them
The first rescue party headed by Ed
Jones, mine foreman. succeeded in getting
through the mine, and il was thought
they had been overcome when a second
party was sent out, two OF them losing
their lives.
Superintendent William Aecke OF the
second rescue party and Talbot were al
most overcome by nre damp when he
reached them.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-05
DEMAND FOR ElGHT-HoUR DAY
Railway Mail Clerks Ask Depa rtme mt
for Ruling on the
Question.

CHICAGO. Oct. 4-With a firm belief and
a declaration that eight hours IL a days
work, the American Railway Mail associa-
tion at its closing session here tonight
adopted a resolution asking the Postofice
department at Washington for ruling on
the question. This matter occupied the
closing hours OF the convention and the
resolution was adopted by an almost unani-
nous vote.
Another resolution adopted was one COM
mending the Hartman system OF railroads
for its postal car service.
Ohicers were elected follows:
President. ID. E. Barnes. reelected; vice
president, John Hogan of Atlanta: secre-
tary-treasurer George A. Wood OF Ports
mouth, n. II.
The womens auxiliary Of the American
Railway Mail association also closed its
annual convention tonight with the cleo
ton of these officers
President, Mrs r. l.. Parrish OF DetrNit
vice presidents Mrs. s. l.. Brown of penn-
son, Tex, and Mrs. W. c. MulfOTd of Chey-
enne; secretary. Mrs. g. II. Verify OF
Cleveland; recording secretary, Mrs. c. r.
Crane of Syracuse, n. y: treasurer, Mrs.
Gilbert II. Worley OF Omaha.
Fort Worth. Tex, was chosen by both
organizations as the meeting place in 1907.