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New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
NEWS OF SUICIDE BRINGS DEATH.
iEartfOrd's Oldest Surgeon, Hearing of Sons
Patients Act Soon Expires.
IBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune.

Hartford, Conn, June D-W. c Preston for
Snerly OF Providence. who has been connected with
automobile concern in this city committed sui
eide to-day by taking cyanide of potassium. III
health IS given the cause of the deed He was
being treated by DR.. Emile J. Heinert. and when
Dr. Reinert's aged father, who lived with him.
heard OF the suicide ne died of heart disease DR.
Reinert, ST., was seventy years old and was one
of the foremost surgeons OF the state On Preston
body was found letter from c. \. Vlgneron Of
tssc. 60 East 6ith street. New York
Gr- Vignerou when seen last night said that he
had known Preston from boyhood, they both hav-
tng come from Providence. He said that Preston
had been in III health and had spent part of his
time in South America. Preston. he said was a
very brilliant man, and had made some well known
snventions. He said that Preston had written To
him last December ssking for advice as To how to
connect nlinselI with some large New York house
sno that he had written directions This was prob
aply The letter that found on the suicide Mr.
stenefom said that he believed that Preston had =
wife and family residing IN Providence
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
William Simpson Beats Good Field
for Western Cham pionship.

Hinsdale Ill. June 2s.-Robert Simpson, OF the
Omaha Country Club. won the Western golf cham
piOnshp to-day, with total of 800 strokes tor the
II holes. He tied for eighth place yesterday
the result of some lad play during tho morning
round but he played two unbeatable rounds to-
day taking 70 strokes In tho morning and "a In the
afternoon. Ie had &. winning MARCIA OF 2 strokes
at the finish over Fred Mcleod of Midlothian, and
holder.
Simpson learned the game OF Carnnustie Scot
land and has been prominent IN Western golf for
several years.
Warren X. Wood. q Homewood amat. II. contin-
ued his good work to-day and finished in a tie
for fourth place with total OF :13 strokes An
other auateur-Kenneth Edwards. If Midlothian
tied for tenth place with 320
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
ARRESTED FOR EXT0RTION,
Brooklyn Restaurant Keeper Complains
Against Two Detectives.

Pafrolmen Frank Magrino of No 1se s,Ili,s,
e.reet Manhattan: and Charles Castaguino of No
ztz hlhg street, Manhattan. who were lately as
signed 10 the detective bureau N tb 80 q, as; as
Police Headquarters, were arrested yesterjs~
charged with extorton. The complainant ~
antonio hassa, who keeps restaurant al No %
Sackett street, Brooklyn - w. 20
Magrino was arrested at the restaurant il, ,t
higher up" according to Massa's storv C. @
euino had been earlier after s. and the restaura+
man idenuhed him I'm the afternoon at Police
lieadouarters- No marked money was found an
either man They were arraigned in the Adams
street police court ard released in 500 bail earb
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29

Prisoners have devised many of escap-
ing from the police and prison authorities Brook
lyn, but none was ever more effective than that
adopted by Frank De Vito. He locked up in
the brick building occupied by the Myrtle avenue
police court. When he got ready to go he simply
pushed part of the wall OF his cell yesterday
afternoon and walked off down Vanderbilt avenue
He is better at pushing than he is pulling He
arrested last Sunday when trying pull Isl
PoIarder's trousers from underneath the man
pillow, at No. 27 Seventh avenue The police are
De Vitos trail
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
AUGUST BELMONT LOSES TO LAWYER

The Appellate Division affirmed YESTERDAY an
oraer by justice O'Gorman in the case Of Joseph
+. AcL~oughhn against August Belmont and
NaIther l-uttgen- Justice O'Gorman deniad n NM
non Tor an order directing the trial of issues be-
Tore referee The suit was brought for legal
services alleged to have been rendered in CON
nection with changes OF grades in Tho Eror m,
defendant offered TO permit judgment in the sum
OF $4,000, which refused ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
MIDsHlPMEN's SQUADRON SANS

Inc Ohted states midshipmens practice SQUAD
ron comprising the cruiser Olympia and tn. moni-
TORS Arkansas. Florida and Nevada sailed yester-
Day from this port for New London Conn where
,eIs WIN De established for the summer
cruises along the New England coast in which tha
mldshlpmen viii be instructed In navigation ana
EuIlhery, VIII take place until August when the
squadron Will proceed to ANNAPOLIS
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
PUPILS sYMPATHlzE With TEACHER

Miss @. NJ Francis, a graduating teacher Of
Public School 100 Brooklyn. almost lost her eve
sight recently while performing an experiment at
her home She was using nuratic acid in the ex-
pertinent, ana instead of the acid working down
ward IN the pipe she using it shot upward into
her eyes. making her temporarily blind
She did not return to school for a month and
"Leh she did few days ago. she was compelled
TO colored glasses Miss F,rancis,s class
which has the name Of being one of the best In the
school, held a meeting and collected enough to
purchase china fruit set as gift for her Miss
Francis goes on vacation to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
CARPENTERS WANT RAISE; MAY STRIKE

The Joint District Council OF New York and Vi
cihty OF the brotherhood of Carpenters have made
ABOUT four thousand carpenters employed bv inde-
pendent contractors in Manhattan Borough for an
increase in wages from 81 30 TO s. day to CO int
effect after closing hour at noon to-day Strikes
WIZ be ordered on Monday against all contractors
VINO refuse the demand. The working hours ara
10 be eight a day, and the demand includes stair
builders as well as outside house carnnnters 49,.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
Surrogates' Notices.

INGRAM John HIN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
i OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate
OF York notice is hereby given all
having against John H. Ingram late of the County
OF New York. deceased present the
therefor the subscribers at their place
acting the office OF their attorney, James
Edwards Liberty Street. Borough Of
the city Of York. before the 14th day OF
Dated New York. the LIST DAY OF February. 1907.
MARY e. BOSEER, SUSAN V. q. INGRAM, JAMES NJ
EDWARDS Administrators.
JAMES A EDWARDS. Attorney for Administrators. 81
Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
BURGLARS MAKE BIG Haul

Burglars entered two houses at BriarcliT Manor
some time Thursday night Their biggest haul wa 9
from the home Of George McNalr. where they OBJ
tained slverware valued at from 5000 to IS 600
Ihey had almost barrel full OF booty in addition
but dId not take II with them. The home of b. S
Clark was also entered, but booty TO the value Of
only about $50 was taken
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
SEEKS PROTECTION FROM BLACK HAND

Daniel Wandell. wealthy retired citizen Con-
cord Staten Island, yesterday made application at
the stapleton police station for permission carry
n revolver Wandell said that he had received
threatening letters from the RlaCk Hand Society.
He said that he had sold n piece OF land to Ital-
ians living in Manhattan recently. They demanded
that he take it back and return to them the money
they paid him for It. He refused. He believes
it is these Italians that sent him the letters.
Commissioner Bingham has the application
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
MkANE FARMERS MARTIAL NOES

Herman Brenze. once a partner of the late John
y. McKane. was arraigncd in the Myrtle avenue
court. in Brooklyn, yesterday, charged by his wife
Esther. OF No 1879 Third street, with annoying her
Magistrate Manner adjourned the case until Au-
gust l, ordering Brenze 10 keep away from his
wifes home In the mean time
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
VIRGINIA WOMAN KILLED

t7y Telegraph TO The Tribune
SUFFOLK. Va, June 2s.-AIiss Mildred Norieet
well known young of this place was in
stahtly Killed last night by passenger train on
the Norfolk & Western Railroad Her bodv was
thrown thirty feet in the air Her brother Robert
who was with her. passed over the tracks lust in
time to escape
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
CONDITION OF TRUST COMPANIES.
Superintendent Keep of the State Banking
Department Issues Statement.

Albany, June 2S.-In statement issued to-day by
Superintendent Keep OF the State Banking Depart
ment showing the condition OF eighty-nine trust
companies OF the state at the close of business on
June last he reports that the aggregate
sources and liabilities exceeded those reported
February %. by $5l125.472 The figures are:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
NEW YORK A. c. GAMES TO-DAY

The seventy-eighth games of the New York Ath-
letic Club Will be held at Travers Island to-day
and incidentally the new clubhouse which is almost
completed will be opened for the reception OF club
members and guests.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
JERSEY CITY HALTs LIcENsFe

No Inn or tavern license viii be granted in Ter
sey City for the year beginning on July ! The
Excise Board resolved upon this course on Thurs
day evening with .he idea OF shutting out suspect
e. slssoreeEiy resorts.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
City Hotels.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. with rr-
l. hath 81 daily up, including meals. 81; weekly.
with meals Sl2 So charge for nrst day ransients
accommodated VAN RENSSELAER, HOTEL II East
llth St. between Broadway and 9Th
A DVERTIS EMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received Their Uptown ONCE No 1864 Broadway
between S6th and 35th SITS. until O'Clock Adver
received the following branch Offices at
ular Office until o'clock p viz: 20 sth ave-
23d 153 9Th ave- 18th 81 East lssa
ST.; 25T West 42d ST.. between Tth and STA svsA'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF CONDEMNED
L. .. Supples.-Phila deIphia Depot. O NJ. De-
partmsnt. 26th Street and Grays Ferry Road Phila-
delphia. June "a 1SOI-Seaed proposals trplicate
subject conditions stated in Circular 10 Bidders
office will received here until IL o'clock A NJ July
"a 1907 for the purchase OF 1S1 lots OF condemned
Clothing. EQuipaSe. Miscellaneous Tools Rags
Blanks proposals full information will be
nished upon application Envelopes containing pro-
posals endorsed Proposals purchase OF Con-
demned @ NJ. Supplies. 10 be opened July 1901.
and addressed 1t Col F G. HODGSON DepuV
Q. NJ. General. Z. s. Army, Depot Quarternastsr-
MARCHING AND SCOUT SHOES-Depot Quarter
vi masters Ofice. 80 Whitehall ST. New York CITY.
H. I9O-Sealed proposals IN tripcae subject 20
the conditions viii be received at this depot until
=. Nj. July 1901 and then opened for manu-
featuring delivering either the New York Phia-
Improved Marching and 1900 pairs Fhilippins
Shoes The right reserved TO reject or accept
any o all proposals. part thereof ouantitiss
increase from 20 TO so cent stand
samples be al. and blanks for proposals.
specifications full information Will be furnished upon
application this office Envelopes containing proposals
ndOrsed Proposals for Marching and Scout SEoe
10 be opened July 3. 1907 WM. : PATTES Assistant
Quartermaster General L. S. A. Depot Ouar'eFHaster
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM Cs. ARMY BUILD III.
u. ING, 10 WHITEHALL STREET, New GOrk CIV
90 1907. Sealed proposals for dredging IN New
Passaic River. y J.. viii be received az
Office L. NJ July so, 1907 and then publicly
LOCKWOOD. Colonel Corps OF Engineers
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
Il notice IS hereby given that act-Seuate No
1855. Int No TO1-has been passed by both branches
OF the Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
To AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
CRIMINAL. JURISDICTION
Further notice IS hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such hill Will be held az Mayors Of7ce IN
the City Hall. in The CITY OF New York. Monday
july I. 1907. az so O'Clock 2. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York. June 27th- 1907
GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
School Agency.
4 pa'tment Hotels.

ITOTFT. NARRAGANsETT $50 St & R'way -
/ Rooms with Bath. furnished unfurnished
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Hotel Arrivals,

New Willard-T B. Booth, Boston; c. c.
Wilson. New York; L. NJ. Pool, New Or
leans; c. c. Bolton and Mrs. Bolton, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Geo. M. Eckels. Chicago
Raleigh-A. G. Keller, Buffalo, N. Y; ].
X. Bentley. Scranton. Pa; Francis W.
Bacon, Boston; D. ]. Davis, Chicago;
C. L. Hall, Baltimore; E. R. Hill, New
York.
Arlington-Sidney Drew and Mrs Drew,
New York; VIM. H. Steele and Mrs Steele
ST. Louis, Mo-; w. L. Darrow and W. D.
Zeigler, Tallulah, La; ]. L. Lehmaier, New
York; Miss Rosa Meyer, st. Louis. Mo.
Ebbitt-W. A. Crissy, Boston; A. Jones.
Hamilton, Ont; D. D. Graham. Gallup, N.
M; John Frey, Cincinnati. Ohio; c. B.
Willingham, Mrs Willingham and Misses
Lila Edith and Camille Wiilngham, Ma
con, Ga; E. Rathbun, Toledo. Ohio.
Riggs House-W. H. Henderson, Virginia
John L. Edmonds, Kentucky; H. ]. Stiler,
Kentucky; Mrs R. M. Funkhauser St.
Louis; Paul Funkhauser, st. Louis; Miss
Louise Lahner, st. Louis; Miss Ida
Waltham, st. Louis; Miss Helen Leguay,
st. Louis; Mrs E. e. Verdier. st. Louis;
Miss Birdie Winchtman, ST. Louis; Miss
Stella Venrunn. Nebraska; Gus Biston, st.
Louis; F. A. Biston, st. Louis; c. M. Hill
and wife. Idaho; ]. A. Morrison, New York;
James Hemphill. Louisville, KY: Philip P.
Calvert, Philadelphia; H. r. Gregory, st.
Louis; A. S. Titas. Virginia; H. R. Hoten-
stine, louisiana; L. S. Kemper, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Gilbert c. Lands, York. Pa !;
E. ]. Young Wadsworth, Ohio; F. E.
Bailey, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
MARYLAND WANTS LABoRERS.
At Least 1000 Could Be Employed
on Farms at Once

Mr.. T. v. Powderly. commissioner of I'M
migration, has an interesting reply to let
ter he sent some time ago to the Govern
or of Maryland asking certain questions
about the demand in Maryland for immi-
grants. The governor turned the letter over
to the bureau of statistics Of Maryland in
order to get the desired Information.
One interesting feature of this reply is
the fact that of all the states and terri
tories from which letters have been re-
ceived not one quotes SO low price for
land as does Maryland. 1t is stated that
land in the southern and western parts of
the state can be had for 81 acre. and
that land generally can be purchased in
the state from that price up to 500 an
acre. 1t is stated that farm labor is the
kind needed in Maryland and that there is
no immediate demand for mechanics. Both
married and unmarried men are wanted,
and at least 1000 of them could be en-
ployed at once. The pay would be from SIC
to $50 month with board, and married
men with families get house rent free.
To the question, Are settlers on land
needed?" the reply is, Yes. in great num-
bers" The kinds of immigrants preferred
are Germans, Scandinavians and northern
Europeans.
In due time 1t Is likely that this call of
Maryland for it's share of immigrants will
be answered by the diversion of portion
of the incoming tide of immigration toward
that state.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health office during the past twenty four
hours:
William F. and Mary E. Adams, August
16. male.
Stewart ]. and Elsie v. Abel, August II,
male.
Joseph and Elizabeth Grant Bent, August
u. male.
Franklin NJ and Rosa ]. Crown, August
16, female.
Abraham and Carrie Cohen, August Is,
female.
Paul and Rega Cook, August 12 male.
Maurice and Katie O'Connor, August Is,
Joseph E. and Mary E. Emge, August 9,
male
NJ. and Clara Smith, August Is. female
Charles r. and Cecilia Hamilton, August
II, female
Bernard and Lottie McHale, August 16,
male
Henry C. and Miniana p Macatee, August
10, female.
Charles NJ and Juanita E. Peake, August
IS. female.
Frederick r. and Laura G. Proctor, Au-
gust II, male.
John H and Maude A. Robinson, August
16, female.
female.
George and Jennie S. Scharf, August IA,
male.
Samuel B. and Maria L. Trewolla, August
10. male.
II, male.
Thurlow and Mary B. White, August IA,
male.
Winfield s. and Sarah P. Whitman, Au-
gust IL, female.
John w. and Lillian F. Burton, August 9,
female.
Frederick and Elizabeth Brooks. August
13, male.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

The following deaths were reported
to the health office during the PAST
twenty-four hours:
Mary A. McReary. nineteen years, 1904
33d street northwest.
Martha H. Warner, sixty six years TO
Gresham place northwest.
Mary ]. O'Leary. seventy-five years
1116 26th street northwest
Robert A. Smallwood. sixty-one years,
80 Florida avenue northwest
Thomas B. Robertson, fifty-1ye years,
4O7 4th street northwest.
Charlotte NJ. Smith, sixty-seven years
32S Maryland avenue northeast.
Jane c. Lowe, sixty-eight years, Rup-
pert's Home. Anacostia
Mary Wood, ffty-three years, 900 ~
street southwest.
Bernard Henkelman, seventy-flve years
U. S. Soldiers Home. D. c.
John Zanellie. seventy-nine years, U. s.
Soldiers Home, d. c.
Theodore Dalton thirty-one years sos
B street southeast.
Mary Webb, seventy mine years, 1926
Rosedale street.
Cornelius Ryan, sixty-six years, 400
School street southwest.
Annie p. McCallum, sixty-six years,
Emergency Hospital.
VIM. A. Spindler, seven months. 400 M
street northwest.
Henry Ready, nine months 1 X street
northwest
Joseph A. DeMarr. five months, 1217h
D street northeast.
Adolph Wasserman, twenty-seven days,
40 New York avenue northwest.
Joseph Woodland, forty years, 431
Frances street.
James Stephens, thirty-six years, 22S
Florida avenue.
Caroline NJ Williams, sixty years, 1910
Sherman alley.
Mary Ransell, forty years. 1851 Church
street.
Cornelia Lane, sixty-nine years, 1924
M street northwest.
Lemuel Weaver, sixty years, 1900 c
street southeast.
Mllie Brown, fifty-five years, lao Gov
ernment alley northwest.
James Adams, four months, 13 o street
southwest.
Infant of Luther and Edmona jackson,
one month, 1922 Sth street northwest
Infant of Edward and Julia Coates,
three days, Deanwood, D. c.
Infant of VIM. ]. and Elizabeth Ridout.
one day, 1924 18th street.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

grants the half-holiday privilege 90 en-.
ployes OF the District who go to work at a
o'clock. and Central Labor Union contends
that the same privilege should be extended
TO these maohinists In spite of the fact that
they are termed mechanics and begin
their dav's work at T:30 a m
Commissioner Morrow is strongly opposed
to amending this order to make Il apply 10
the machinists in question. He argues that
1t would AFFECT the working force of the
pumping station and would also AFFECT tho
half hundred other mechanics in the em-
ploy of the District who likewise are ex-
ciuued from the half holiday privilege.
Commissioner West has asked Can't Nor
row TO furnish him list of employees who
are not now included in the half holiday
order and who would likely be affected IL
the order is amended TO apply to the ma
chinsts at the pumping station. He says
he will be able to determine upon his posi-
tion in the matter after he is acquainted
with this list.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
ONE OF FANEY'S FLIGHTS.
Small Fortune Reported to Be Await
ing Pensioner in Jail.

Small Fortune Reported TO De A"dAI-
ing Pensioner in Jail.
A red-hot special dispatch burned the
wires last night from Nashville, Tenn. to
the New York Tribune, SO that New York
and the rest of the country might know the
first thing in the morning that James Yer
non, seventy-five years old, who for seven
teen wears has lived in the Stewart county
iail because the insane asylum cannot hold
him, has Sc 600 back pension money waiting
for him in Washington. 1t appears from
the dispatch that Mr.. Vernon, in a moment
of confidence, tore the veil from his past
and confessed that he had served In Com
pany NJ. 1st Pennsylvania Regiment, during
the civil war When he was told of the
bundles of money waiting for him, the dis
patch saws, he declared that the Jail was
GOOD enough for him and that he would
continue to live there.
Matter-of-f fact officials at the pension bu-
reau this morning couldn't see the affair
in the light of romance. They seemed to
think that the only way Vernon could get
that 5000 without their knowing 1t was
by using a jimmy.
There is one James Vernon the pen
sion rolls He is from Pennsylvania, too
having served in Company A of the 93d
Regiment of that state. He lives in Pitts
burg, and has been drawing $12 a month
since February of this year. He is sixty
two years old. The true part of the Nash
vile story probably Is the prediction that
Mr.. Vernon will remain in jail
Company M is regarded as a master
flight of the imagination, pension bureau
people wanting to know why not Company
x, or z.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
George Taylor and Annie Scott.
Temple A. Chappell of Richmond, Va, and
Mary Entwisle of Warranton, Va?
John W. Caldwell and Margaret Armor-
wood.
aHrvey w. Ball and Bessie II. Walthall
both of Richmond, Va.
William Horace Johnson and Mary D.
Macon, both of White Va.
Charles H. Phillips and Alberta V. Kelly
Matthew Bryant and Hester Bryant.
George Harrison and Ellen Newman.
Perry b. Crandall and Viola NJ Gates.
Robert T Norris and Catherine Johnson.
William w. Clipper and Blanche Warren
both of Glen Echo. Mo.
Burton Harley of ST Louis, Mo, and May
Howard of New York city.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
HELMUS oBSEQUIES.
Impressive Services Conducted by
Brothers of the Elks.

John E. Helmus. who died suddenly at
Colonial Beach, Va, last Saturday, was
buried at Glenwood emetery at 10 O'Clock
this morning. The funeral was conducted
by the Elks, of which order he was q
prominent member.
Brief funeral services held at the Hell
mus residence, 1856 Harvard street north
west were conducted by a special COM
mittee representing the B. P. o. E, Hugh
F. Harvey, exalted ruler of the order, Of
ficiating in the absence of minister. The
customary ritual services of this fraternal
order were concluded beside the grave at
the cemetery.
Mr.. Helmus was spending his vacation
at Colonial Beach last week when he be-
came i'll and died within forty-eight hours
Death is said to be attributed to heart
failure. Mr.. Helmus was thirty-three
years of age and single At the time of
his death he was associated in the res
taurant business with his father William
Helmus, with whom he lived on Harvard
street.
Evening star., 1907-08-20
To Save the Cliff Dwellings.

DIR. Walter Fewkes of the bureau Of
American ethnology, has been directed by
the acting secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution to begin the work of cNcava-
ton, preservation and repairs OF the cliT
dwellings and other prehistoric ruins In the
Mesa Verde National Park. Colorado
created by act of Congress. approved June
-. 1906. The Interior Department has
allotted an adequate sum for the work.
Later DR.. Fewkes will complete the ex-
cavations at Casa Grande, Ariz.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

Edward and Julia Coats. August 10, fe-
male.
Benjamin and Alberta NARROW, August IL
male.
male.
William and Rosa Smith, August a. male.
Evening star., 1907-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Keefer held a re-
cepton last Friday, celebrating the fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage. The draw
ing rooms were tastefully decorated In pink
and white, and the host and hostess re-
ceived under bower of palms, assisted by
Mrs. William Rooms of Baltimore Mrs
William Wilhelm of Baltimore and Mrs
Webster Cullison of New York. The punch
bowl was presided over by Mrs George
Daniels, assisted by Miss Halle Hughes
Among the guests present were Mrs. Frank
Wilhelm, Dr. and Mrs. Kent. Mr.. and Mrs
Feaster, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tanner, Mr..
and Mrs. H Ostmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley Mr. and
Mrs. s. M. McNett, Mr.. and Mrs G. S.
Daniel. Miss Emily Daniel Miss c. e.
Sands, Miss p. c. Koechling, Mr.. NJ San
ger. Mr.. L. H. B. Robinette, Mr. w Nc
Mahon. Miss B. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Burkhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ser
geon, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Cuilison, Mr.
M. Drinane Mr.. L. Lowenthal, Mr. F. Gra-
ham, Mr.. D. Hager, Mr.. G. Ostemeyer, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Sanger. Mr.. H. A. Keefer, Mrs
E. Cullison, Mr.. H. Seals, Miss E. New
lands.