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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
WOULD DETERMINE BOUNDARY.
MaryIsnd-West Virginia Case Being
Arranged for Trial.
Special 10 Tie Washington Herald


Baltimore. Nd. Oct L-Attorney Gen
eral Bryan has written 10 Hon. George
Z. Price, OF Charleston. requesting him
20 FIX upon a date for filing dispositions
and plats 10 begin the trial Of Maryland
against West Virginia. This suit Is to de-
termine the northwest boundary line be-
tween the States.
This controversy has been in existence
ever> since Maryland was a colony. The
case referred 10 was docketed in 1890. and
is 10 be tried before the United States
Supreme Court. The record has more than
1900 pages Of typewritten testimony and
viii be accompanied by many plats
In speaking Of the boundary dispute
Mr. Bryan said:
The charter OF Maryland says that the
northwest boundary Of the State started
from the first fountain Of the Potomac
River. The state claims that this means
that the boundary should start al the
spring faTthermost west, and West Viz
ginia claims that the boundary should be
at the main branch Of the Potomac"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
BAD DAY FOR The ROWLANDS
Prosecution Presents Damaging Evi.
dence Against Them.
Wife of Dead Man Said TO Have Wis.,
ited Rowland and Given Hus-
band Peculiar Tablets.
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Raleigh. n. c.. Oct This was the
prosecutions day in the trial OF the case
against DR.. ana Mrs u. S, Rowland. &C
cused Of poisoning Charles B. Strange,
the former husband Of Mrs. Rowland.
Witnesses testified to the rugged con-
stitution Of Strange. and told Of alleged
evidences Of Mrs. Strange, now Mrs
Rowland, having been untrue to Strange.
A Seaboard engineer, Mike" Tighe. and
T. c. Enniss told Of having watched Mrs
Strange go to Rowiand's Office at night
and Of plans to have Strange informed
through a brother Mason-aI this in spite
Of the contention of the Rowlands that
they never met until the death of Strange,
although they were married three weeks
thereafter.
SeabOard roundhouse men told Of night
visits Of Rowland to inspect the engi-
neers' bulletin board as to movements OF
Strange's engine. Alderman T c. Moore
told Of Mrs. Strange's telephoning TO DR..
Rowland and naming hours for him to
call. J. T Strange, of Indiana. testified
to the strong constitution of his brother
and to Mrs. Strange having insisted
upon his taking some brown tablets in
1905, on the ground that he was run down,
and said that these tablets made Strange
violently ILL., The purpose is TO prove
they came from Dr. Rowland
Mrs J. T. Strange told of Lillian
Strange Cdrs. Rowland) having confded
to her during the 1905 visit to Indiana that
she had met DR.. Rowland without the
knowledge OF her husband, and he had
helped her TO float in the surf. She
testified also 10 the perslstency of Mrs.
Strange in having her husband take the
brown tablets and their bad effect
Indications are that the trial will con-
tinue through Friday with a number OF
new features OF evidence TO be brought
by both sides, especially as to the charge
of the alleged use Of aconite in killing
Strange.
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Frank Smith. Of Buffalo. and Romeo
Riggs. Of Baltimore. the starters. both
characterized the races as the best they
had ever seen at an agricultural fair.
The track record. made last year by
Minnie Thompson. Roanoke horse,
2.17 Ia, was broken In the 2:l4 pace.
General Mack lowered IL iE the first
heat going In 2.l5 IA In the next heat
st. Louis equaled this, and the third
heat st. Louis won In 2;l41-4. The fourth
was a dead heat, St. Louis finally taking
first money. The mile dash was won by
Electric Light and hurdle race went
over until tomorrow.
IL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
VIRGINIA v. C. 7. U. MEETS
Twenty-ffth State Convention Opens
in Harrisonburg.
Reports of Various Officers Read and
Many Addresses Made on
First Day.
special to The Washington .Hcraid.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Harrisonburg. Va, Oct. 1.-The twenty
fifth annual convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of Virginia
formally convened here this morning. al
though the conservation sermons were
delivered last night.
over 100 delegates were present when
Mrs Howard N. Hoge, the State presi-
dent, arose to make the annual address,
and many more arrived later. The pres
ident spoke Of the success Of the temper
ance movement in all sections OF the
country, welcomed oklahoma and Georgia
into the dry column. and predicted that
it would not be many years before the
South was absolutely dry" She urged
the necessity Of continued individual
work. Her address was accepted by a
rising vote OF thanks
At noon an impressive service was held.
The reports Of the executive committee
corresponding secretary, treasurer, the Y
branch. the L. T. l.. and the State or
ganizer were al read All showed the
various branches 20 be in a fiourishing
condition.
Tonight was known as county jubilee
night. and the devotional services were
conducted by Rev. J. ". Duffey, With
music by the Dayton Orchestra. Gen,
John c. Roller made the address Of well
come on behalf OF the town, DR.. Neff
for the board Of education. Common
wealth's Attorney George y. Conrad for
the professions. Rev. DR.. B. F. Wilson for
the churches, Mrs. George Hedrick for
the county organization, and Mrs. NJ. J.
Jewett for the town organization. On be-
half Of the State organization. Mrs Ar
thur Leafe, Mrs. Z. B. Clement. and
Miss Clara Martin responded. The coun-
ty presidents made their reports.
The services are being held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. and
the edifice was packed tonight
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GOOD RACING AT LYNCHBURG
Interstate Fair Brings Out Excel
lent Horses.
Special 20 The Washington Heral

Special % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 1.-The third an
nual exhibition of the Interstate Fair
Association of Lynchburg opened to-day,
with excellent exhibits In all the depart
ments and the usual side attractions for
the visitors About 1000 persons, the
uusual opening day crowd was on hand
In the afternoon.
The opening races are declared by
horsemen 10 have been the best ever run
az a Virginia meet of this character. and
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CROTHERS READS PAPERS.
Democratic Nominee Well Enough to
Think of Others welfare.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Elkton. Md, oct 1.-The condition Of
Judge Austin l. CTothers to-day re-
NAMED practically the same as yester-
day.
was very cheerful this morning. and was
permitted to glance over the papers. At
o'clock his temperature was $50. against
1902 at midnight. His pulse registered
eighty beats to the nitrate at that hour.
The judge rested well dnring the night.
and to-day Instructed his physicians to
look after his nephew and private sec
rotary Emerson r. Cuothers. who is
confined 10 his rooIn at the FELTON, Ho-
tel. suffering with the grip. contracted
at the big mass meeting held in Elkton
on Tuesday last.
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KILLED ON CIRCUS TRAIN.
Boy Crushed Under Cage While Pass
ing Through Tunnel.
,ecinl TO The Washington Herald,

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Stanton. Va. Oct. 1-Olue Grove. aged
sixteen, of this city. was killed this morn
ing in railway accident at Little Rock
tunnel. on the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
near Greenwood.
Grove, with several companions, left the
city last night for Charlottesville TO meet
the Frank Robbins circus. expecting 10
come back with the show to-day. They
boarded the show train a little after mid
night. When the train was passing
through the tunnel several large cages
were knocked from the cars. one Of them
falling on young Grove, killing him.
The boy was the son Of George Grove.
OF Stanton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
salisbury for improvements.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. n. G.. Oct LIN a quiet
election to-day. Salisbury voted 100000
for schools and streets, also liquidating
the floating debt There was practically
no opposition TO the measure, which car
ried in every ward One OF the pro
visions Of the act is that 100000 be spent
annually. A graded school building will
go up next year,
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scnooI Loans Endorsed.

At "a meeting Of the citizens Of Airing
ton and Washington districts, Alexandra
County held last night in the county
courthouse, the action of the voters in
approving an additional levy for school
purposes was heartily indorsed. Adj
dresses We're delivered by Capt Crandal
Mackey, Commonwealth attorney for the
county; james Z. Clements. John B. Hen
derson, jr., r. c. L. Moncure, and Charles
! SImms
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MARLBORO FAIR Is ON
Attendance on First Day
Above the Average.
CANDIDATES THERE TODAY
Gov. WarfieId and All Nominees on
Democratic State Ticket Except
Judge Crothers to Attend - State
senator German VIII Represent
Pnrty's Candidate for Governor.

| Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Upper Marlboro. Md, Oct. 1.-The at
tendance on the first day of the South
FERN Maryland Fair, which opened here
| to-day. was above the average. The
beautiful fall weather and the fine con-
dtion OF the roads served TO bring out
large number OF farmers from all over
Prince George County. and the special
trains brought many from washington
and Baltimore and the contiguous coun-
ties
It is a typical country fair, the usual
number of sideshows being on the
grounds. Exhibition Hall presents a
pleasing appearance. the many exhibits
Of domestic articles being in charge of
committee of which Mrs. Mary F.
Wilson is chairman.
Arrangements are being made 20 take
care Of q mammoth crowd tomorrow.
The attraction is Gov Edwin Warheld,
OF Maryland, who will accompany the
State candidates on the Democratic
ticket and put in a good word for them.
State Senator A p. German will rep
resent Judge \. L. Crothers, candidate
for governor, who is Ill. DR.. J. w. Her
ring. Isaac Luke Strauss. and c. c.
Magruder candidates, respectively. for
comptroller. attorney general, and clerk
OF the Court Of Appeals. viii be present.
together with candidates for local offices
in the several counties comprising the
Fifth Congressional district. II viii be
a red letter day for the local Democracy,
and an effort is being made to get out
visitors HaIey's Band, Of Washington.
has been engaged for the occasion
Maryland Horses Run.
The race programme to-day included
the 2:25 trot and pace for horses owned
in Southern Maryland prior to April l.
1907. and a running race, half-mile heats.
two In three, The trot;ing race went to
G. ". Richardson's gelding. Bob r.. in
three straight heats. Belle T., owned by
r. E. Bean, OF Berwyn, was second.
Garrison, Jr.. Miss Josephine. and Lena
Hill also started Time. 2.3S, 2.39l3. 2:40]E
| The third and fourth moneys were di-
vided between Garrison. Jr., and Miss
Josephine.
The running race was holly contested.
Chaplain, owned by +. c. Alnutt, of
Rockville. was a pronounced favorite, but
got away badly I'm the first heat and ran
/ second to Jonah. owned by Mrs. W. +.
Thorne. In the SECOND heat Chaplain
won easily, Congress second. and Jonah
/ third. The final heat and race were won
I by Chaplain. Jonah. the only other
starter, led 20 the stretch, but then quit,
| and Chaplain won galloping. Bedelia was
/ practically left at the post IN the first
! heat. and her owner declined TO start her
/ in the remaining heats. Gernini also ran.
| Time 0;52iz. 0.52A. 0.52
Mr. SheIlhOrn, OF Washington, started
the runners. The racing officials are:
| Judges. Charles P. Stohlman. Of George
town; A. T. Brooke and Horace Crosier,
| Of Prince George County; timekeepers.
| DR.. r. S. HlI and Horace Crosier.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
MIDDIES BEGIN THEIR STUDIES.
Roster at NavnI Academy Next to the
! Largest in Its History.

Special % The washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Oct With a roster
OF 50 midshipmen. the Naval Academy
to-day entered upon its sixty-second
academic term. The complement Of mid
shipmen is next TO the largest that has
ever attended the institution at any one
time.
The roster of the student body by
classes is: First. POI; second. 1S5; third.
ISL fourth. 2S7. The new fourth class is
larger by seventy than the same class of
last year.
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ELLYsON FOR BARR'S POST.
Directors of Fair May Elect Him Dr.
rector General Tomorrow.

speclaI q IIe Washington HcTald
Norfolk, Va, Oct. Lieut.. Gov. J.
Taylor Ellyson. director Of history and
education at the jamestown Exposition,
was a strong favoTite to-day as successor
to Director General James NJ. Barr. who
refused yesterday to withdraw his resig-
nation.
The directors have been called 70 meet
Thursday 20 consider Bars resignation.
and ii is probable that a successor will
then be elected
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SEEKING PRIMARY FRAUD.
Special Grand Jury Probes HenricC
County Election.

Richmond, Va. Oct The special
grand jury of Henrico County is en-
deavoring to ascertain whether there
were any violations Of the election law
in the primary beid recently In the
county.
Judge r, Carter Scott. in delivering his
charge to the grand jury at the opening
of court this morning. said in part:
1t is YOUR duty to sift the evidence.
and should you believe from the facts ad-
duced that there have been violations, TO
bring in presentments or indictments"
October s, 1897. Remember the date.
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Shoe Company Chartered.

A charter was granted by the State
corporation commission TO the ". n. Dor
sett Shoe Company, of Alexandria. the
purpose Of which is 10 conduct shoe
manufacturing business. The capital
stock is 10 De not less than 5000 nor
more than so, 900. The officers are W. y.
Dorset, president; G. l. Baker. vice
president, and r. S. Bowie. secretary and
treasurer, all Of Washington.
Charles c. Carlin. the Democratic nomi-
nee Tor Congress from this district, will
leave here tomorrow to begin a final
canvass Of the district. On Friday ne viii
address the voters of Bristersburg, and
on Saturday he viii speak at Haymarket
President Charles r. Hgf. of the First
National Bank. who recently broke his
thigh by "a fall at Atlantic City, was
brought g. this city last evening and
placed IN the Alexandria Hospital. His
condition is said TO be satisfactory.
The Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon Railway to-day inaugurated a
local street car service between the union
passenger station and the river front
Cars make the trip about every twenty
minutes The schedule is put into effect
in accordance with an agreement with
the city. whereby permission was granted
the company 20 extend its tracl1S-au Cam
erOu street.
At called meeting OF Fitzgerald Coun-
ell, Knights OF Columbus, at ST. Mary
Hall this evening. arrangements were
completed for the exemnihcation OF the
first, second, and third degrees Of the
order, which viii BE- conferred next sun
day night upon a large class OF candi-
dates.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02

The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Evans,
wife OF Charles E. Evans was held this
afternoon at O'Clock from the family
residence on South Fairfax street, and
was attended by d large number OF her
friends and relatives
Rev. Joseph R Sewer, Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, conducted the ser
vices The pallbearers were: Thomas
Pullman, George Ayers, y. f. Belts.
David Sacres. Albert Nails. and F. l.
Entwisle The interment was made I'm the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
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Entries for second Day.


FIRST RACE-2:29 trot; 253 pace Ccombinedl :
purse $50 Miss Josephine. Garrison, IT., Happy
Russell Jr-. Jenett Amic1s, or Khih Bob r
Colebra. Riley A. LOttie g.. MAY Queen. Grace
l.. and T. Z s
SECOND RACE-Freefor-all: Southern Maryland
horses. purse $50. Garrison. IT.. Miss Josephine
lena Hi. Happy Russell, IT, Jenette. Anxious
" Khiki, Irene. Bob r.. and Lnkwood May.
There will be two running races. over
night entries. II is expected that each
race Will have five or more entries.
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GROVER BEAMER CONVICTED.
Alleged slayer Of Aged Woman Sent
fO Prison for seven Years.

Special a. The Washington Herald
LynchbUrg Va, Oct. 1.-The jury in
the case against Grover Beamer In the
United s;tates Court to-day returned a
verdict o. guilty of second degree muir
der and his punishment was fixed at
seven years in the penitentiary.
Beamer sSas indicted for killing Ann
Hail. an old woman, in Patrick County,
in March la ST. owing. IL IS claimed, TO
her having given revenue officials in
formation rel atNe 10 Illicit distilling op-
erations in atTick County.
The governn e1t charged a conspiracy,
and upon this The case went into the
Federal courts. instead Of the Patrick
County Court.
The other men, charged with the same
crime are W. :. Rakes, =. +. Rakes.
George Martin, and George Booth. all
Of Patrick County. and arrangements
are being made for their trial during
the coming week.
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The summaries.

FOURTH RACE-Three-quarters Of mile dash
purse 500 Little Cin. C. ~. won: George C.
Grady. b, T.. second; Cohasset. b. g. third. Time.
I.lsie
FIFTH RACE-One mile dash: purse Sso Der
rymsn. ch. m won; Bell the Cat b. E.. second
Cabin Boy, b. e., third. Time. l.i6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-02
CHAINS ITS ENGINES
Southern Locks Them to the
Tracks in Alexandria.
BOYS FOND OF STARTING THEM

Unique Practice of Company Brought
Out by Hearing I'm Larceny Case.
10 ReSt-Citizens of Two Districts
Indorse Recent Vote on Loans.
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HORSES GO AT CUMBERLAND.
Good Racing Presented Mt Fair I'm
AlleEany.
special 10 The Washington Herald.

Speclal 10 Inc washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. Oct. 1.-The greatest
race meet in the history of Cumberland
began here to-day. under the auspices
OF the Cumberland Jockey Club. to con-
tinue four days. in connection with the
Cumberland fair. The horse, poultry. and
cattle shows are good.
This morning Thomas Wheeler. Of
Davis, w. Va. an expert lumberman.
gave an exhibition of log rolling across
the Potomac River. from the West Vir-
ginia to the Maryland shore. At least
1000 people witnessed the exhibition.
Col Robert HOugh Of Baltimore, Is the
presiding judge. The value of the horses
al the track is estimated at $4,000 b.
F. McCaully, of Washington. y. c., is
starting judge. The summarizes:
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October S, 1907. Remember the date.
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October s, 1897. Remember the date.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-18

canal near the bridge The herring,
and they are countless in number,
spring from the water in solid body
OF millions, jumping about two feet
and making a sound that is only COM
pared to a rushing roar. 1t is thought
that they do this in order to get more
fresh air, as they are dying by the
thousands
Miss Laura J. Cairns, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cairnes, OF
Jarrettsville. Hartford county. has had
the title OF Phi Beta Kappa conferred
upon her by the faculty OF the Wo-
mems College. Baltimore. MiSsCalrncs
is a graduate OF the Maryland State
Normal School.
MANY REQUESTS from catar-
rh sufferers who use atomzers have re-
suited in liquid Cream Balm, a new
and convenient form OF Ely's Cream
Balm the only remedy for Catarrh
which can always be depended on. In
order to allay inflammation, to
cleanse the clogged air-pasSagcs, to
promote free, natural breathing, the
two forms OF Cream Balm are alike
Liquid Cream Balm is sold by all drug,
gists for = cents. including spraying
tube Mailed by Ely Bros. 50 War
rem Street, New York.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssass the Of &sHzazzs@

William c. Townsend, OF Quaker
Neck, Kent county, met with a very
painful accident Wednesday OF last
week. He was leading young horse
behind his buggy and had the halter
rope wrapped around his middle finger
The horse became frightened and set
back, tearing Mr.. Townsend's finger off
at the first joint, causing him intense
suffering. Mr.. Townsend drove to
Chestertown and had the wound
dressed.
Vim p. Beckwith, school superin-
tendent OF Dorchester county, has
compiled table based on the reports
for the year ending July 81, 1905. show
ing the number OF teachers in the
counties and the average number OF
pupils to the teacher i'll each OF the
counties of the State. From this IS
shown the cost OF educating each pupil.
The cost in Queen Anne's county IS
$3.50 per pupil according to his re-
port and there are but three counties
in the State-Cecl. Howard and Tai
bolt, where the cost is higher
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A Certain Cure For Aching Feet

Shake INTO your shoes Aliens Foot Ease
a powder 1t cures Tired, Aching, Callous,
sweating, swollen ieet. AT all DrngslstS
and shoe stores. 25c. sample FREE. Al
dress, The Mother Gray Co.. Leroy, n y
Abraham Hoffman, OF near Bel Mr.
is recovering from an attack OF ap-
pendicitis. alter having undergone an
operation at the Union Protestant In
firmary, Baltimore, at the hands OF VI
John NJ. I. Finncy.
-Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is best
for women and children. Its mild &C
ton and pleasant taste makes 1t pre-
fcrsble to violent purgatives, such as
pills. tablets, etc. Get the booklet and
a sample OF Orino, at H. c. Wells
Robert Cooper while engaged IN
the r. l.. Jones quarry near lie! ar
last week. was struck by mass OF iaIi
ing stones and 50 badly injured that 1t
is feared he will lose the use OF his
hand and arm permanently.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-18
News In Brief

Governor WarhcId celebrated his
soth birthday on Tuesday, May 7.
There was a heavy frost and ice
as thick as window glass last Sunday
morning the 18th inst.
The Peninsula truckers predict
that the strawberry crop will be at
least ten days late this season.
A Dover barber has had telephones
attached to the barber chairs tor the
convenience oi his businessmen custo-
mers.
The real estate oi the Enterprise
Carriage Company OF Bel AIR. was
sold on Monday week by the Trustees
to Richard DaIam, Attorney. for
$1,000.
-Bettcrtou has already begun to get
ready for the summer season. I'M
provements in the shape OF skating
rink, pool parlors aud bowling alleys
are under WaV.
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Every Woman win Be Interested

If you have pains in the back, Urinary,
Bladder or Kidney trouble. and want Ger.
tain, pleasant herb cure for wOman's Ills,
try Mother Grav's Australian. Leaf 1t Is "A safe
and never-failing monthly regulator. At
Druggists or by mail 80 cts. sample pack
age FREE Address. The Mother Gray Co,
Leroy. \. \.
Miss Mary FoNlcy Tilghman.
daughter OF Secretary OF State Oswald
Tilghman and Miss Carrie Warfield,
daughter Of Governor Wartield, have
been selected As Sponsors from Mary
land at the Confederate reunion in
Richmond, May 80 to June 3.
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FINANCIAL
THIS BANK

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TO 7r A.. -.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s C.: !: sss It'll

lanes s. Harris. Harry {. Willis
and James H. Baker have been named
by Chief Judge James a, Pearce as
the auditing committee ior Kent county
Tor IoOz