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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
furnished BY Lowenbers 8 Co,

furnished by Lowenbera & CO., 1907
South Court Street.
lakewood. VIM, to E. L. Scott-Five
IS in north v of the southeast u
ne southwest u Of section 27-73-13,
! Packwood, VIM, to e. t. scott-Lot
3. Abraham Harmony Wendell and
labby addition, Ottumwa, 500.
Mcclure c. A., to Jas. b. and Emma
Gordon-East y of lot 8, Dixon and
9tchison addition, Otturnwa, 81. o0,.
Williams, A. B., to Anna F'oster-Lot
., Williams Park addition. Ottunnwa;
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-27
Was in Iowa Once.

"He made inquiries of me- concern.
ing old settlers in and about DUBUQUE,
saying that he was at one time, while
In the United States military service.
stationed in that town. He incidental.
ly remarked that he did considerable
scouting out west of Dubuque for the
purpose Of ascertaining what the In.
dams were doing. l asked how far
he was in the habit of going with his
command. He said: Some times. to
the Maquoketa river, travelling around
circuit which admitted of a return to
the post at ntghtfall.' 1t was upon this
occasion that he paid the generous
tribute to Black Hawk which the Reg.
lister and Leader has copied from the
Midland Monthly. I wrote that as1
soon as ! reached home and it seemed
to me that did not miss word of
Mr.. Davis statement was much in
terested in what he said and listened
TO him very intently. am vain enough
TO believe that that tribute to Black
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-27

When the Ice Is broken the g1rl.cal
beat the boy to the honey.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-27

Diseases Rupture Diseases Women
Bowels Kidney
treated by
FEW TESTIMONIALS.
testimonials
people, people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
PERSONALS.

Mrs Fred Hale is spending two
weeks visiting In Denver
F. VI. sparhawk OF Denver. former.
~ a well known Wyoming sheriff. ls
registered al the Wilson.
Mr.. Samuel Newhouse will entertain
Nat c. Goodwin az his residence dur
Ing the lstter's engagement In this city,
F. p, Jayne, formerly a resident Of
this city, and for the last 1--WE years
OF San Francisco. is IN town on a
visit
General Agent e. F. Warren Of thu
Santa Fe returned this morning from
Colorado business trip. He found
conditions heathful IN the Centennial
State
Prot and Mrs. Wetzell leave this
evening over the Rio Grande ana
Burlington roads for Chicago and Bos-
ton, TO be gone FOR six weeks on a trip
IN the interest Of musical pedagogics.
Eugene A. W Rautenstrauch OF Co.
logne. Germany, Is al the Knutsford.
He says Germany II against American
pork because Il failed 10 pass inspec-
lion and much OF It was found 20 be
diseased
W. Z. Griffith. formerly prominent
member Of the Salt Lake Stock & MIN.
ing exchange, but now extensively IN
terested In mining in the Bullfrog, Ne
vada, district, has arrived IN the city
and II on his way 90 New York. He
says the Bullfrog district Is booming,
and that the railroad Will surely be
completed to Rhyolite by the middle OF
July.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
COURT NOTES.

Judge Morse has rendered a decree OF
foreclosure u mortgage in favor Of
plaintiff in the case OF George F. Felt
against August Westman The amount
~ the Judgment Is issI75 and the
property involved f. lots 10 Is, block
,. New England addition.
An action has been FLED IN the ais
trict court hy r. 4. Virtue against
Jerome Noakes 90 foreclose a mortgage
on lots 10 and 20 Avondale Park sub
division The amount NJ the judgment
asked Is $500 With so as attorneys
fees
The clayton Music company has III
"a suit iu The district court AGAINST ].
&. Christensen g. Sons 10 recover Dos
session Of a plano which Il is alleged
j. unlaw'uIy Withheld from plaintiff.
ln The event tha' Tho plano cannot he
recovered plaintiff asks Judgment foi
'ls3 i,s value. Plaintiff also asks dam
ages BOZ the sum Of So Tor Withholding
The possession % the Instrument and
iZj as attorneys fees
Judge Armstrong hes granted a non.
suit in favor Of defendant In the case
or Louis Borzaga against Ben Hsrrles.
which has been on trial In HIS court for
several days The action was brought
% restrain defendant from using GER
tain water out OF Decker ditch IN Par
ley's canyon and 10 recover 5000 dam
ages Tor the alleged taking ~ the wa.
ter by Harres.
Judge Armstrong has set two Grim
NAL cases Tor ir1l during the summer
The case Of the state against a. J.
Coleman. the negro charged with man
slaughter for the killing OF J. =. Lar
sen IN the city and county building
grounds on the nlght Of April q. Win
be tried on June q. The case Of the
state against Harry l. Roy. charged
with stealing brass from the railroad
companies 500 his city, VIII be tried on
June o..
A decree u partition by stipulation
was rendered b. Judge Lewis ysster-
day afternoon in the case 81 Charles
A. Walker 81 al against George Walker
81 al The property 20 be partitonei
is the Walker farm On Biz Cottonwood
and the parties 20 The action are the
heirs 20 the estate N Joseph r. Walker.
20 which estate the property belonged.
+. O Howard, Robert Connors and L.
g. Van VOORHEES, were agreed upon az
The commissioners 90 make the parti-
ton
An action was filed IN the dlstrl-;
court today By T j. Everll against DR..
A. G.. Ewing 20 SET aside a judgment ~
g., 90 rendered in favor Of Dr. Ewing
ana against Everlll In Justice McOmls's
court al Murray on Aug d 1Qlf d..
Is alleged that the account sued upon
was barred hy the statute o. umita-
tons. and further that EverIU VS.
mover served with o. summons ln The
case, hence 10 .s asked that the juae-
ment De declared Illegal and be set
aside and that the defendant be IN.
Joined from attempting 90 collect Ina
same end from proceeding any further
l7 the case. An order 10 show cals,
why su injunction should not be Issued
in the case was signed hy Judge Morse
today aaA made re'urrable IN BIS court
on June b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
INJUNCTION SUIT
Filed Today Against Phoebe Console
dated Mining and Reduction Co.

An Injunction suit was filed IN the
district court today by William Gelder
against the Phoebe Consolidated MIN
Ing & Reduction company and W, 5,
Mccormick g. Co., 10 restrain defend.
ants from dlsposIng of the Hillside
lode claim. located IN Lincoln county,
Nevada. Plaintiff claims that he en-
tered into an agreement with the min
ing company % purchase the claim and
that the deed for the same was placed
90 escrow with Mccormick TO be de-
llyerel 20 plaintiff when the final pay
meut OF the 5000 purchase price was
paid. Ali OF the payments were met
by plaintiff excepting the last $500. and
70 Is alleged that the mining company
agreed 10 extend the time for that pay
msnt. When plaintiff dld Offer the
sum and demanded the deed, the de-
PENDANTS refused % accept the money
and also refused 10 deliver TO him the
deed II is alleged that they now
threaten 20 sell the claim 10 another
party. and "a restraining order Is asked
to prevent them from doing so. II Is
also asked that the defendants be COM
PEELED 20 accept the final payment and
% deliver the deed to plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

Iroiaslon u PINK and Jed roses and
au.It 90 guests enjoyed the afternoon.
slnls. N,whouse was among those who
-af. H0N parties az tho salt Lake Thea
f.r tHs week
SIS. Dora Bradley was hostess and Mrs
ID. g.. jsck.ug Chaptrone az O. JAKE party
ge''af11y % which about Dc guests Tete
entertained.
Dr. ard Nrs 4 J iIasmer hay, re-.
turned trym california.
Mrs. Vs. Vs. Armstrong entertained az
cards iais afternoon HLQ tomorrow Will
cleo give d card party
Tonight Misses Pearl ana Irene sbar,
entertain az Az Informal affair az their
homo
Mrs W. r. Fife entertained at luncheon
today ~ the Country club 90 honor "a
Miss McshaHo.
Tonight the wedding OF Mss Agnes
sterling aud Mr J. o. Ashbridge takes
place AZ the home 10 me brides parents.
With Bishop West otae.at.ug
Mrs joseph Gallagher WAS hostess az a
pretty affair yesterday her entertainment
being an AFTERNOON bridge party The
rooms were effectively decorated
This morning Miss Minnie shepherd
and Mr. q. steblo were married leaving
Immediately afterward for Provo whore
they win make 'ne, .'m'.
The engagement OF Miss Maud A Pot
Tor and Walter j. Mecks is announced
the wedding 60 take place Co., ths uetg H.
ure at The home ~ the brides parents
Mr and Mrs William $. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs I'm Pierce arr5urge the
engagement = their daughter May 10
Ernest lr.en. thc wedding 90 take place
next month.
Miss Mary Moore leaves shortly tof Eu.
rope where she expects to spend the sum
mer with her aunt Mrs. samuel New
house
Mrs C. IA Brink rs here from Denver
and r. the guest ot Mrs T. D. Hobbs
Miss Lesley Woodrun Is home from Cal.
iiomia where she has been attending
school
Mrs j. vs. Terrell and daughter have
returned from a trip 90 los Angeles
Mrs Thomas carter has returned from
u. Angeles
Mrs Isaac Jennings and daughter
Louise have gone to Boston where they
viii i0in Miss Florence Jennings whl
graduates from Wellesley this month
2lrs. r. +. Oswald and Hazel Oswald
have gone 10 los Angeles fIr ih" suns
mer
Mrs r. A DuehI has gone q, kansas
% visit with relatives
Misc Beatrice O'COrrur entertained % l
pretty 1hair for Miss Blaurh thrrr, this
afternoon
Mfr and Mrs G. ID Rook'itg ,aff ou
Monday for Chicago where they expect 90
remain several weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clcarings-Today's local bank
clearings amounted 20 ssl0.560.6S as
against sG42,i63.I7 for the same day
last year.
Summer School Open--The day sum
mer school OF the Y. NJ. c. A. has
opened auspiclously with a very good
register 50 Ear. and the attendance in
creasing daily.
No Rehearsal Tonight--H S. En-
sign, conductor OF the Eleventh ward
choir announces that there Will be
no rehearsal this evening. All men,
beers are requested TO be al meeting
sunday evening, as business connect
ed with the choir VIII be attended to-
Justice smith Complains-Justice
Dana T. Smith, as acting coroner
states that a number OF local physl-
clans have failed OF late TO notify him
Of violent deaths, and have signed
death certificates IN such cases with
out notifying the proper authorities.
He desires reform.
For Utah Guard-Adjt.- Gen. Naylor
estimates that 100 horses will be neces-
sary to III the Utah Guard out for the
Fort Russell encampment The horses
viii be collected In Salt Lake and
Davis counties, care being taken to
select such as viii be specially suited
10 guard work,
Doctors Investigate-Dr. l.. L. Wat
tiers Of New York, son Of |. Waters
Of this city has been appointed on the
committee OF 10 selected BY the Chi
cago packing interests 10 investigate
and report theft side OF the question,
One-half Of this committee are chem
lists, and part OF the remainder physi-
clans
Committee Report-The Joint com.
mlttee representing the D. a. & NJ,
society. the NJ. g. NJ and Real Estate
associations on the matter Of CONSOLE
dating their exhibits, is expected 10
report later IN the week the result Of
us labors. The consolidation Ia ac-
cepted as a fact. and what remains is
settlement OF "details.
Resolution Vetocd--Mayor Thomp-
son today vetoed the Mulvey resolution
passed by the council on Monday night
authorizing tho street supervisor 10
proceed with the repairing OF the as
phalt paving IN the city with the city's
material The mayor claims that the
work should be done by the board OF
public works and hence dlsapproves
Of tho resolution
Now q Doctor-L. " Murdoch. for
merly section director OF the weather
office in this city. and latterly station
ed IN the Washington offices. has Jus,
graduated from the medical depart
ment Of the George Washington uni
versity at Washington. D. c.. and Is
now a practising physician. Friends
IA this city have been aprlsed Of the
fact. but no statement is made as 10
whether DR.. Murdoch will sever his
connection with the government SER
vice. or practise out Of office hours UNI
IN he feels able to swing of all alone,
He had begun TO study before leaving
Salt Lake TO 50 to Galveston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
A DREAM OF WOMEN IN zoos.

Among the numbers given n, the
annual breakfast " the Womans club
last week was an original poem hy
Mrs II. 5. stowe. who prefaced It's
reading with the remark that after a
hard struggle trying 10 picture the
club woman Of the next century she
fell asleep and dreamed the picture
given In the poem, as follows
DREAM or WOMEN IN zoos.
Arriving al a fairy's maze
A sccne of straugeness met my gaze!
Behold! Another and q newer age
Where men have come 20 such a stage
That them the weaker sex we see.
Creatures Of dull inferlority
Tor things can never quite stand SIN
But backward or onward us We will.
since women's rights for fifty years
Have practically made them peers,
The hundred that ! now had spauned,
Had left the other six unnamed.
So they al home the fort must hold,
And woman 10 her bosom fold
The acts OF state and questions grave
And man was now The household slave.
Fair ladies 81 the bar were found.
In medicine and arts profound
The business world was AZ their feet
And usurpntiou, complete.
Famed men OF letters women made,
And wrestling with the tickle Jade
OF fortune they ara well succeed
Which further moved their right 20
lead
They had no time for aught bu, work
Al offices or clubs must Turk.
In every sphere o. man e1celled
And his ambitions soon they Quelled.
They knew their worth and though
twas hard,
Clubs were formed and men were
barred
Except ou Thursday when they might
steal iu and eat tempting bite.
AS Father Time few on apace.
lie saw A change Ga the human race
SO happy children with pattering feet
Ran 90 NE gate their sires 20 meet.
New generations had no hope.
With woman abroad and man in the
woke.
For he was made the helpinE-mste.
And smiled fcrenely az his fate.
And az this dreadful state Of things.
Sleep took flight on heavy wings,
And l0' the world was changed again,
The 0Id-tIme work came back % men.
FOR fearing the danger 81 race sui.
Cl1e'
Woman relen,ed and took up with
pride
The duties n home. duties most fitting,
She mepded and darned and tended
hgr knitting
Thus order out % chaos came.
And woman was again the same.
Though leader IN the world u man
Ths home was hers since time began,
And iet us hope she'll always he
Mans guide into eternity,
For nothing could be nohler here
Than serving God in such sphere,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
c.H. & D. REORGANIZATION.
Disputes over Leases and Complicated
Analrs o. BE- Adlustcl.

Disputes over Leases and Complicated
MARS o. BE- Adjusted
New YORK. June :1-The Herald 10.
cav says
70 IS understood that developments
sra now under way in the reorg4u'zs-
ton of the completed affairs Of the Cin-
-inrati Hamilton q Dayton Marquette
railway system. by which all The pend
irg litigation w'll be adjusted tho dis
putes over leases am.cably settled and
tr- property ubliyidci. tfe units De-.
iuE turned over to otaer railway sys-
tens It Is expected tfaf these ar.
rangcme.ts win Dc completed within
two weeks. even before The arrival %
j. Plcr301i Morgan from abroad
These plans conteml late turning ne
Pere N'rlu-tte railroad over f0 TIE
Erie while fha Cincinnati. Hamilton q
Dayton probably VIII be linked wt1
the Chesapeake & OHIO. STEPS vI De-
taken 20 effect a compromise With WI.
Nam a. Bradford. Jr. by which me at-
Ter VII reasslme the entire Ownership
- me Chicago Cincinnati ana Louis
vile road The Toledo Railroad e. Ter.
m.ld company win become ile i1.nt
property ~ On association ~ railroads
composed principally ~ the Sew York
Central md Pennsylvania INES.
The chiet factor that DE- le'erlrr fhis
comprehensive scheme 90 reo-rsrIz7.
lion II the suit Mr. Hraif1ri Is pressing
against the Morgan Interests Tor the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
Short Line, Rio Grande and San
Pedro Passenger Men 10
Meet Here.
WHAT 3 CENTS A MILE MEANS.
Round-Trip Fares WIN be Cut out
And i'm the Long Run the
Public Pays.

Aside from ,rs announcement made
ga Chicago last week TO the effect that
commencing June the Hartman lines
would reduce the fare 10 three cents d
mile practically throughout the west,
there Is no official announcement forth.
coming iu Utah " the change. TO date
the Denver d Rio Grande and the Salt
Lake Route have made no moves IN
this direction.
II is anticipated however. that fol-
lowing the conference that has been
called for meeting OF General Pas
senger Agent u. J.. Burey OF the ore
gUn Short Line in this city al the end
Of this week. with Maj $. K Hooper
and j. W. GNlett respectively the
heads % the passenger departments OF
the Denver & Rio Gulude and the Salt
Lake Route. there may bee some DEM
ite announcement issue.
The matter also viii und sb,edly re-
Ceive attention 90 Chicago this week.
al the meeting OF the trans.continentaI
that dong IL j. on the cards that the
original order may be postponed until
July Is, as there viii Dc aL immense
amount Of work attached 90 the getting
out OF new rate schedules governing the
local rates between points
Il lg understood that The various
officials are not looking on the new or
der with great amount Of favor ana
when the pros and cons OF the change
are duly weighed the public viii rea-
lie the ruth OF that Old adags gov
erning occasions when Greeks come
bearing gifts
After aH is sn!l and done The rail-
rosds iu the main. win benefit by the
ee-ceut-a-mile change When n is
taken into consideration that 20 per
cent Of the people iayeling on local
trains ultimately return 90 the initial
point or, iu other words purchase
round-trip tickets iu numerous cases
the railroad company viii be the gain
20 by the new order iu more >ays
than one.
lN tnf first place % is argued that the
reduced rate win stimulate travel, IN
the second the railroads Vil get more
iu cold dollars and cents each year out
of those who take the round trip as
one Hul orr-h1f fares for the round
uip upN iU vogue win bc abolished
Take tht rounl-tr.p fare 90 Logan.
for instance. Right now d. Is $50.
unler tha new order of things IL VIII
Or twice 3d. ur thrif cents Ou each pas
goi.r o.u' week this would mean $50
difference. or $3.50 a year am Item
H.f ..I.l go t0 help the maintenance
s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20

persecution they WI be treated by
the troops and ignorant porulace as
vaV0iutiouists Tor whom q simple death
a. TOO good Parliament must insist on
ihs punishment OF the guilty
MASSACRE WAS ARRANGED.
As proof OF the charge that the mas
Eacre was prepared in advance. The
Jews claim that the keepers OF the
government Wine shops received notice
Tho day before The outbreak i1 remove
their cash nom the shops t0 safer
places The tales NJ atrocities com-
United are iunume8b'e, and while some
90 them m0y be exaggerated, enough
las been established GO make almost
anything credible.
The mob seemed to delight iu tortur-
ing tho victims. strips of u'sh were
CUT from their bodies. children were
matchel from their mother arms and
taken by 'he legs ana bu.He1 900 '1e
pavement before jhe eyes of i0eir p1-
rents. An ola Jew H1s acn,alcl ana
the ghaety trophy uHs Carried alI DAY
~ the end Of IIck through INC
streets. 1n many cases The heads OF
victims were beaten 20 o jelly "i,h
stones.
At the BIl'yst0k railroad station
here the mob searched The trains f1r
Jews rlotcr seized o aye-year-o.g-
girl lv the throat and held Do. .t arms
length until s1a s,rarglei 90 deatn.
Little children seemed 90 take pleas
IRE u pointing out r.t hiding places
OF Jews Muulgt.d roUs.s, aWarm.b
with files. were lstt lying about ih-
streets Iu some cases i.. days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
AT THE RESORTS.

The annual barbecue OF the Salt
Lake Butchers and Grocers' association
is On regie a. Saltair today. In addi-
ton TO the storekeepers. their assist
ants, delivery men. collectors and their
families, numerous customers Of the
hosts are congregated at Saltalr This
morning early the Vanguard went out
10 the resort 20 make prepare tons for
The Big Qualification. More than 5000
pounds Of beef. 1900 loayes OF bread
and 10 barrels Of pickles are 20 he dis
tributed Ia the bread line this afternoon
and evening. A big program Of ath-
letlc sports also has been prepared. In
The meantime the housewife who forgot
20 order provisions IN Salt Lake ahead
so az % prepare Tor the closing % the
stores today is now providing the faml-
y with half ratlons
Ensign Stake Mutual Improvement
association yesterday invaded Callers
park some 1850 strong There was a
good program Of sports IN TIE evening.
which Included practically everything
from a foot race 10 a baseball game.
Later two hanquets were IN order. one
by the officers OF tho Farmers ward
Primary and the other by the oficers
u the Ensign NJ. I. A. Afterwards
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour
Today the Fifth, Sixth and Twenty
sixth ward sunday schools are at Cali
ders enjoying themselves after the ap-
proved fashion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
CHANGES ON SAN PEDRO,
Harry Green General Freight and Pas
senger Agent OF Tonopah Branch.

Harry Green. chief clerk OF the pas.
senger department Of the salt Lake
Route az Los Angeles, has resigned 90
take the position Of general freight
ana passenger agent OF the Las Vegas
q Tonopah. He VIII have headquarters
IN the Huntington building 81 Los An
eelos. where the Salt Lake Route has
Ifs Offices. lie viii be succeeded by O..
b. ?. Lincoln. W r. Moran. ch.,t
clerk Of tlcket accounts IN the audit
ing department succeeds NJ Lin
colin AZ rate clerk s. a. Nelson ~
T. c. Pecks Office has been selected by
Nr. Green Tor his chief CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr-Miss Crosman's charm
re Performance ~ Mary, MARY.
Quite Contrary viii be seen Tor he
.gst time This afternoon and evening.
A b.g turnout Il looked for a. the
theater Thursday. when Nat Goodwin
gives hs first presentation here OF
ft, .cU Play. The Genius
Orphcum-"Shenandoah" is now
running smoothly, and the business Is
steadily mourning. the best indication
0i popularity.
Grand-Ionight sees the FINAL rre-
sentttion o. Down IN DlXis." To-
morrow niTht the blll will be Uncle
Toms Cabin"
Casino Park-'Ths Grnnd Duchess"
Il IN its closing nights o. THIS house.
Melodrams vii Be the rule after MS
week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-20
TEACHERS WITHDRAWN.
Their Places Filled by the Board Of
Education

The following teachers In the city
schools have withdrawn from the reg
ular corps Of teachers FOR the coming
year and their places have already
been filled by the board Of education:
Alice II. Paul, Eleanor X Peterson.
Emily Curtiss. VIM G. Webb. Dell p.
Judd. Isabel DeMoisy. Clara Lonsaks-.
Fife p. Riddle Huda Youngberg. Ella
Jeremy, Katherine Moffett. Minnie X.
Mum, Lillian Horne, Kinda Hamun.
Bessie Ball. Jessie Harr0un. Emma p.
Glover Mabel Carson, Flora Baldwin.
Emma F. Gallagher, Harriet Coin,
Emma Hamlin. Blanche Cherry. Bess
g. Suteter. Frances Russell. Ina y
schwartz. Ethel Stewart. Florence Dys.
Beatrice Anderson, Maud A. Potter
Harriet Lewis q. Z. Angel. Jr.. Ella
chase Jennie Hanson. Mabel Miner
Annie Phoenix. Katherine Riddle Flor.
ence Lloyd, Mrs T., b. Moore. 1sssie
FTee.ani, Etha Jones. Annie Anderson
Nenia Druce, Mamie White. Wlnnifres
Woofmsnsee, Lulu Ksytlng. Edna
Wcl'man