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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
CALL FOR CONFERENCE
OF COTTON HANDLERS.
Growers and Manufacturers Asked TO
Meet in Some Southern City
Next Year.
(Ry AssocIated prnss h

b BOSTON, MASS, Dec. GA call
Tor n second conference of the grow.
ers of cotton Of this country aud the,
cotton manufacturers has beensent out
by James r.. McColl, the president OF
the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers. he conference Will
be held for the general discussion or
tho cotton situation for the purpose OF
bringing about closer union and I'M
derstanding between the growers and
users Among the organizations In.
vited to take part In the conference,
which President McColl suggests nc
held In some Southern city in October
1907, are the Southern Cotton Associa.
tlon, Farmers Mutual Cooperative
Union, National Ginners' Association,
American Cotton Manufacturers, Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
and National Federation Of Master
Cotton Spinners. and Manufacturers
Association,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
GOING TO FIND OUT
WHAT WHiSKEY is
Secretary Wilson to Take Trip to Bal.
tinore to Talk It over With
Dooze Producers.
tBy Associated PRESS,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 27.--
Secretary Wilson OF the Department
OF Agriculture and George +, McCabe,
OF the legal department. will 20 to
Baltimore tomorrow to visit some OF
the distillerics there with view of
ascertaining at first hand. the methods
of distillers in the manufacture of
whiskcy. - want to know" said lar.
Wilson today" just how these various
articles are made, what they contain
and how the manufacturers think they
ought 10 be labelled. We are simply
In quest of information that will ena.
BILE us to frame proper regulations and
determine upon labels that will meet
the requirements of the law"
1t is likely that the regulations of
the department respecting whiskey
Will not be issued for soIue time, al
though the pure food law will become
effective OH January 1st next. The
secretary says he is determined to
know all about ..c subject before FRO.
INDICATING the regulations and fixing
the labels.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
NEGRO SOLDIER GRABS
WOMAN ON STREET
Was q Member Of the Notorious
Twenty.fifth Infantry Now
at 81 Reno.
(By Associated Press

Ell RENO. OKLA, Dec. 27.-A
negro soldier assaulted Mrs. r. y.
Clifford, wife of prominent physic.
ian of this place. this afternoon near
the Rock Island station. Great ex-
element prevails and there Is talk
of lynching on every hand. Hundreds
OF men are searching for the as
So n"nt
Mrs. Clifford and her sister Mrs.
s. Fl. Clarke, were attempting to
pass negro soldier of tho Twenty
ft'' Infantry when he viciousIy
grabbed Mrs. Clifford around the
waist and threw her into the street.
cxclaiming that the sidewalk be-.
'"ad tn him. Mrs. Clarke scream.
ed and the assailant fed. The news
spread fast and the entire police
department reinforced by several
hundred men and boys secured the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Two Murders, Three Deaths BY
Accident, and One Suicide.
ALL WERE REPORTED TOsATLANTA
Game of Cards at Lancaster, S. c.,
Leads to Murder, and the Kind
Heartcdness of Sheriff Causes
Jail Delivery.
(By Associated Press. J

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 27.-Today's
dispatches of holidays tragedies in
and near Georgia contained the
news of two murders, three deaths
by accident, one suicide and a Jail
delivery.
Doc Rogers and Charlie webb,
young men, quarreled in Aaiken
county, s. c., during which difficulty
Webb was shot. Louis Heath and
Jake Hagins quarreled at Lancaster,
S. c., last night over game -
cards. Heath was shot and killed.
Charles Jones, aged u, is dead at
Sand Mountain, Ala, as the result
of an accidental discharge of a
gun while out hunting. Parker
Knight, aged ID, while out hunting
with crowd of boys near Harley
vile. S. c., was accidentally shot
and killed. II. D. Smith fell down
stairs in boarding house on AS
sembly street, Columbia. S. c., and
broke his neck. His home was in
Lexington county S. c. Mrs. C. C..
Vincent blew out her brains with
a revolver at Vincent, Shelby county,
Ala. She left husband and three
children. Sheriff Davis at Wrights-
vile. Ga, allowed the prisoners to
come into the corridors to keep
warm last night They picked a
hole through the wall and escaped
Among them was William Mcmillan
sentenced for life for murder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Terrific Gale Raging OF the HoIi.
sul Coast, England, Early
This Morning.
JAPANESE SHIP SENT ON ROCKS
Believed That All Of Her Crew and
Passengers Were Taken Off
Steamships Flying Signals Of Dis.
tress and the Life Saving Service is
Hard at Work.
tBy Associated Press.)

LONDON, Dec. ga terrific gale
Is raging late tonight off Holicut and
number of Vessels are reported in
distress. The life saving service is
busy In the work of rescue. The jap.
anese liner Ava Mari, from Antwerp
for Middlesborough, ran on the rocks
off Red Car.
The life boats reached here after
great difficulty and according to the
latest reports almost all of her crew
OF 120 men and the two passengers
on board were landed safely after sew
eral hours hard work.
1t Ia believed that many lives will
be lost
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
RACE WAR AT ScOOBA
SEEMS TO HAVE ENDED
Governor vardaman Leaves the
Town But Stations Twenty Sol.
diers to Maintain Peace.
(By Associated Press. J

MERIDIAN, MISS. Dec. 27.--The
citizens of Scooba, represented by a
committee. headed by Mayor Quarls.
called on Governor Vardaman who
liz in personal charge OF the stua.
ton and ali understanding was
reached with the committee resulting
In 20 soldiers from Jackson under
command of Adjutant Arthur Friedge
being left Mt Scooba In charge of
the situation. All of the other
soldiers including the governor and
his party. returned to MERRIAM late
this evening. The body of negro
was found today In the woods near
this place, but Ia believed he had
been dead several days. There Is
n feeling of suppressed excitement
but further trouble Is not expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
CHRISTMAS TREE
FIRE CAUSES DEATH
children's Efforts to Light Candles
Leads to Fatal and Also
Serious Results.
(By Associated Press.)

WOODBURY., n. j., Dec. I'll
Mrs. p. II. Abbott, was burned to
dead there today in a fire that de-.
stroyed the home of her son-in-law
Lewis p. Starr, prosecutor OF the
pleas of Camden county. The fire was
started by children who were try
Ing to light candles on Christmas
tree. In trying to rescue Mrs. Alb.
bott. her daughter, Mrs. Starr, sus-
tanned painful burns and Alexander
H. Rogers who was guest at the
house fell from ladder and broke
his leg. S.4.vs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
vardamnn Wants Men Captured.

MERIDIAN, MISS. Dec. 27,-Gover.
nor Vardaman tonight announced that
he Will exhaust every means to cap.
ture and punish the alleged murderers
OF the Nicholas negro. He offers n
reward for the arrest of Ernest Bryan.
Hal Byrd and Dan Kerr, who are sus.
pected of having something to do with
the Nicholas murder. Jim Hunter.
Cleveland Marshall and Tom Mar.
shall, negroes, all heavily armed were
arrested at the Union passenger sta.
ton here tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
EDWARD n. THOMSON
DEAD IN BALTIMORE
One Of the Leading Citizens Of the
Monumental City Victim of
Indigestion.
(By Associated Press !,

BALTIMORE Md, Dec. 81
Edward H. Thomson. president OF the
Maryland National bank and senior
member of the firm of Edward H.
Thomson and Sons, bankers and
brokers, of this city died suddenly
today OF acute indigestion at his
home here. He was about SO year.
OF age. Mr.. Thomson also was pres
ident of the National Compress
company director Of the Internal
ional Trust company. the Savings
Bank of Baltimore and the American
Bonding company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28

town ana surrounding county but
this evening the chase WAS given
up. The negro was In uniform and
must return to the post or becon'
a deserter, Word was sent to Fort
Reno and all absentees were noted.
Both Mrs. Clifford and her sister
are positive they can identify the
man ana Will 90 To Fort Reno to.
morrow and attempt to find him
among tho soldiers who were out
OF post today when the assault oc.
CURED.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Coal Rates Reduced.
tBy Associated Press.)

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. 27.-
The state railroad and Warehouse
commission today ordered reductions
in the rates ON coal from Duluth to
various POINTS in the state as result
of tie recent hearings on the alleged
unreasonablencss OF the rates. The
rate on hard coal from Duluth to st.
Paul and Minneapolis was reduced
from S1.25 to $1.10. soft coal from 80
tn SO cents per ton. Corresponding
reductions were made to other points
i'll the state.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
PEDDLER BEATEN TO
DEATH BY NEGROES
Committed the Crime at Dendron
While Drunk and One Makes
HE Escape. f
Especial to The Daily Press /,

Especial to The Daily Prcss.)
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 2T.-A
Syrian pcddler, name unknown.
whose home is in Petersburg, VASE
beaten to death last night at Dend.
ron by two negroes, both of whom
were drunk. When found the ped.
Ter had $3.50 in cash OH his person
Arthur Davis, one of the negroes
responsible for the death, was CAP,
furei. The other succeeded in MAX
ing his escape. A $50 regard for
his apprehension has been offered
by brother Of the dead man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY DECEMBER 2e, 1876

up the Hartman and connecting sys.
tenn completely. He said: I'VE
have assurance OF support from
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, the order of Railway Conduc-
tor sand the Order of Railroad
Telegraphers."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
FAMILY PRIDE LEAD
TO STARVATION
Mother Found Dead and Husband
and Children In FearfuIly
Emaclated Condition.
(By Associated Press.)

w fAoSoStdlCu IISoS.I
PLhASANTVILLE, N. j., Dec. 81
Mrs. Fredick Roehr was found dead
In her home here today. victim of
starvation. Neighbors had seen
nothingof the family for several
days and when they Investigated
they found the husband and four
children huddled in n corner OF
the room In an emaciated condition
while Mrs. Roehr was dead in Il
chair The husband had been too
Ill to work and the family would
not ask for aid because OF pride.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Americans Said to BIO Safe.

od'd W pC odICs
Ell PASO, TEXAS. Dec. 27.--Mea-
gre details received today of the Var
qui Indian outbreak on Saturday and
Lance. Mexico, on the Yarqui river
and Pacific railway. In which eight
Mexicans We're killed ana several
houses were burned say that no
Americans were killed.
Reports from the same vicinity tell
of murders and Eoutrages penetrated
by the Yarquis Thursday and Friday
nights. The victims were all Mexi.
cans. The band of outlay Indians Is
said 10 number about 100 bucks. Ru-
mors Of their dcpredations were rife
on Saturday when many ranchers fled
to the towns for safety.
About 25 men under foreman
Thompson are employed at Lance en-
gagged in boring wells. No sentries
had been posted and the first intima.
ton of attack was volley OF rifle
shots fired into the tent house. I'm
mediately afterwards the houses were
set on fire.
The Yarqnis shot at the frightened
Mexicans who We're trying to escape.
Reports says that in addition to eight
men killed. Il number of MeXicans
were wounded
At the time when the residents of
the camp including Thompson and
his American wife, seemed doomed,
the whistle of a work train was heard
and few minutes later the train pull
ed into the station.
The crew of the train went to the
assistance of the people at the sta
ton and the Indians took flight. Mex
lean troops are now i'll pursuit and II
Is believed that the Indians will be
run down and captured. Soldiers are
rushing to the troubled district In
large numbers as the government is
determined to make short work of the
marauders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Two More Insurance lndictments7
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.--It was re-
ported tonight that the grand jury
today voted indictments against two
men as result of the life insurance
inquiry. 1t was rumored that forgery
in the third degree would be the
charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Bishop Smith Dead.
(By Associated Press !

ASHEVTLLE, N. c., Dec. 81
Bishop A. Coke Smith of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church died tonight
after lingering illness. He was
81 years old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28

DANWlLLE, VA. Dec. 27.-.Iim
Moss, negro, who was serving six
months sentence In Jail for steal.
Ing COW, lles at the hospital here
at the point OF death from burns
received while intoxicated on parole.
His body was found burning In n
field where he had fallen asleep
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
SAYS HE WILL TiE-UP
ALL HARTMAN ROADS
Striking Firemen OF the Southern
Pacific Claim to Have Strong
~ Backing.
(By Assoclafed presa.l

Ell PASO, TEXAS. Dec. 27.-The
Southern Pacific officials here today
declared the fircmen's strike was
virtually broken All trains are ar
irving practically on time and freight
Is being accepted as usual. The fire.
men. through Joseph Bedford, griev
ance chairman of this district, de.
clared that they can and will tie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Russian Counsel Commits Suicide.
tBy Associated Press.J

sian consul here, Colonel DeGymann,
was found dead in bed this morning
having been killed by a pistol shot.
1t was case of suicide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Attacking Small Stations on the
Southern Pacific and Mas,
saCFng Inhabitants,
STURDY DEFENSE OF AMERICANS
Fifteen Mexoans and Several Amer
leans Known to Have Been Killed
The Attacking Party Consists Of
One Hundred Warriors and They
are Well Armed.
tRy Associated press.,

Wy hopoCiutcu I'TtS6.I
Ell PASo. TEXAS, Dec. IA
special from Nogales Mexico today
says: "Details are arriving here
or the butchery OF party of Mexi-
cans by YaQni Indians near Valen-
ella, sixty miles below Guyamas
Eleven Mexlcans and one Ameri-
can were killed. There were over
a hundred Indians I'm the attacking
party. Employees of the Southern
Pacific railroad In that section are
frightened"
Colonel II. b. Maxom, vice .presi-
dent OF the National Irrigation Con-
gress and secretary of the Board
of Education of Reno, New, who has
been spending two weeks In the
State OF Sonora. Mexico, arrived
here yesterday with story OF n
massacre of Mexicans and AmerI-
cans which occurred at the junction
of Little Lance and Yaqui rivers late
Saturday afternoon. The town OF
Lance was burned and four Mexlcans
and Americans killed. Station Agent
Thompson and his wife defended
themselves behind the harricaded
doors of the station until work
train approached, when the Indians
withdrew.
At another station, few miles
distant. the scene was duplicated.
Four more dead bodies of Americans
and Americans killed. Station Agent
the tracks. The little band at this
station had been able, however to
repulsc the attack of the Yaquis
with the loss of four OF their num-
Der.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Fire Chief Drops Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Dec. 27.-Fire
Chief o. G.. Marjenshoff, head of fire
department. dropped dead tonight at
his home after battle with trouble.
some fire. He was about sixty years
Of age, He leaves large family
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Rystanders Were Wounded.
(By Associated Press.)

LAKE CHARLES, LA, Dec. 27.-
Sug Riley shot and killed today John
Winfield, at turpentine camp. Three
negroes who watched the duel were
wounded. Riley was arrested.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Iceberg is Lynehed.

10Y ASSOCIated PreSs.)
PUEBLO, COL. Dec. 27.-Lawrenee
Leberg was lyncbed at Las Animas at
2 o'clock tonight by mob of masked
men. Last night he murdered a
farmer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-28
Sails for Hamnton Ro.d,

(By Associated Press.l
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 27-Tbe
battleship Missouri, Captain Ed.
wards c. Pendleton, sailed from the
Charleston navy yard today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
DAY IN JEFFERSON
CUNNINGHAM AND CONFER CAST
 THEIR VOTES.
At EnsIey the Doctor is Cheered En- thusiastlcaIIy, While Conner Casts His Ballot Practically
 UnnOticed-Heavy Vote

Birmingham, Aug 27.-(Special.- Election day in Jefferson county. the largest in the State. opened up cloudy and there were fears for time that there would be a steady downpour of rain. However, before 10:30 o'clock, the sun broke through the clouds and the weather was just right for an cleo tion day and before non announcement was made that there would be large vote cast.
 Meagre reports came to the city from the many voting places at noon but the guesses were so well divided that it was hard to make anything like an accurate estimate at that time Jefferson county had some warm con- tests on, including that for the Cover norship, State Senatorship and Shriev- atty. There were nineteen candidates for the Legislature, seven to be cho- sen Seven candidates were In the field for Sheriff of Jefferson county. C. P. Beddow and N. L. Miller were in the race for State Senator from this Coun- ty.
 Each of the candidates had their friends and packers at the various polls in Jefferson county bright and early. Carriages were used in the diff ferent cities and towns while the Tar mers participated to a great extent in the electioneering. As decided sharp as was the contest eNerypouN was m a good humor. Several prominent can didates were in Birmingham Gtoday or part of the day working in the inter ests of their candidacy. Among others seen here today were Walter D. Seed of Tuscaloosa. candidate for state Treasurer; w. W. Brandon, candidate for State Auditor; Samuel Adams. can didate for Commissioner of Agricul- ture; Henry A. Skeggs, Jr., and H C. Compton, candidates for --;sociate Railroad Commissioner; c. B. smith
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28

candidate for State Auditor and such candidates as live in Birmingham.
 Dr. R. M. Cunningham voted at Ems ley at II o'clock this morning. When he approached the voting place there was prolonged cheerings. The doctor was pleased at the reception, and upon being called upon for short speech, talked for a few moments to the voters and others who sad gathered around the place He said that he was very thankful to the people for the support that had been given. He expressed confidence in the result of the election today When he had completed, the cheering lasted for five or ten min utes.
 Hon. B. B Conner voted at south. side box in the city this morning early. There was no@ demonstration whatso- ever when he walked up to the box and cast his vote.
 The Democrats of the Ninth District, including Jefferson county, today voted for A Congressional nomination. Con gressnan O. W. Underwod. who has been the Representative of this district for i've terms, had no opposition for the honor. He spent quiet day in the city, receiving congratulations of friends and discussing various matters nertaining to the State election.
 Bv n1ghtfall reports commenced coming in from the various counties Throughout the State. Tn Jefferson county 1t was evident early that count of the vote would be necessary to determine the result There was an early publication on the part oS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
-.. -.a. ..eenl4chase. handicap

.th race steeplechase, handicap, o,,,S bouse course-Jcnn Dillon, aoo SArchibald), 10 to 1. won; WooioSMSs Mav, i2o (MS5riSSn1t 1S6 tP9rter5 iS ts T. third Time. srasA s.ta Wa War Chief ran. Plrate's Dance V Firth race. mile and EaifIsw1 won: wing, 1i6 ,,s 1eoiGaNH,Seji GN,eoi, i E to 3, second; Buick Rich, s4 (walsh). 10 to & l: tnisa. an Time PAS Is. Sago, and Filler ran
 Sixth race, six furlongs-Mlss Ann i,, ious. 94 (Preston). to ,orSi z, wSn Mai- ieab ieabIe. iIS iSs (Nicolj. third. Time; 1:4l. Phora. Babe B., Hilona and Brazl ran an
 seventh race; n milewoacyK woa: yKleinwood. SHSod. S7 s7a e1Tes5TTn' e91TieoT to t 10, second Dociie 1os IA 1f1AuSnchonj. SMcfSj ' to I, third, Time; i:47 i-5. Adesso. Moccasin Maid ano ''ahh " Entries For Today.
 First race. mile, seiIingplnIaam- as;a pnwsrs Athena, Sand Bath, Fox Hunting, SIS ter Lillian, 1o5; Plautus. Liberty MO- Invictus, Lansdown, Falkland, row moor, 1o7; Estrada Palma, Gold Bell
 Second race, six furlongs selling Early Spring, s4; Nedra, Princess Ma rie, Agra Quintilla. La Thorpe zena' s01 Third race. six furlongs, selling YounS. s5; Tomtom, speedmaker, 9S; Eiude' Sorrel Top. 100; Optional, 1o2; Norwood Ohio, i04; Inspector Girl 1o5; Black Art, 107; Angleta, 10S; St. George. Jr., 1Os.
 Wee Lass, e7; Miss Doyle, 102; Miltt- ades, 1OS John English, III; Pat Bull ger. 112. .
 Fifth race, five and one-half fur longs. purse-Dulsura, Lady Emily. Poiters, Merry Orr, Anvil Chorus, 97; Bitter Boy, Druien, Doad Deacon. Jay Swift, 100; Marmorean, Sainrtda, 1O4: Warner Griswold. 107
 Sixth race, mile, selling-Loretto H, JenmoI, Katherine L, 96: Sherrill. Gal meda, 98; Gamester, Flagstone, Red Coat, 1O1; Little James. 104; Lawson. Harpoon, Gladiator, los; digger, Early Boy III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
Trsfiic Men In sesslon.

The third annual meeting of the traf- hc agents of the Louisville ana Nasn- vile Railroad Company convened this morning at the Florence Hotel This meeting will be attended by about 125 of the traffic men and agents at tne larger Junction points Of the ioulsVllre ,re from all over the system as well as from interested points.
 The object of these annual meetings is to give the traffic men an opportu- nity of discussing the lccal and general affairs pertaining to their end or the business, and 1t Is said that much good has resulted from the comparison or methods which the freight men insti- ute at their meetings.
 Th meeting now in progress Is pre-, sided over by D. M. Goodwin. general freight agent of the system, with head quarters at Louisville.
 c. B. Phelps, superintendent of trans portatiCn, is expected to attend DOT tions of the meetings Other prominent officials of the road who may attend are A. R. Smith. third vice-president and in charge of the traffic department; Gen. eral Manager B. M Starks, and Gener- af Traffic Manager B. M. Compton.
 The convention will probably be in session three days In addition to the work which is to be accomplished the traffic men will make several pleasure excursions to points near Birming gham.
 The convention will be entertained by the local agents of the Louisville and Nashville. Lee Clary being Chairman of the Entertainment Committee.
 Among the trips to be taken in the district will be a visit to the big iron and stel plants at Thomas and Ensley, journey "around the horn. trip to the extensive yards at Boyles and other places The great industrial district will be shown the visitors In all its spiendor.
 the entertainments to be offered the visitors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
MASONIC NOTICE
NOTICE
BRIcKMAsoNs AND ME
 rHANICS

roN-UNroN BRICKMAsoNs AND ME
 CHANICs. We the non-union Brlckmasons ~. oi MHns that romery, do appeal to the conIfsaShss sNh ns brick ,rc-E we ana can furnish 30 brick Masons; .t,e snrmafioa will be furnished by any or 'he >oIIowing officers;
 n A Shaw, President.
 " Royal, Yice-Presidents If Porferfield, Secretary. Fl C Cumn,ings, Treasurer. oo. r q. W. Shaw. General Managef' ''' Grove Street. , D.,ssata. EIlis Dayls, Deputy Marshal E Walker, Grand Chief
 Sam Cook, Committeeman. Ssabriel Lewis, Door keerer. Jas Jackson, Floor Marsha.: Wm. shackeiford. Outdoor Marsnai f,. E. shaw, Special Officer. ,u.,.s asa7 Office 2oO so' hois '@a -6t and 2S79.