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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
wELLMAN' WILL BE CAREFUL.
Not to Take Unnecessary Chances in
 Balloon Trip.

New York, April 10.-Walter We'll man will bid his friends in America farewell tomorrow morning when the steamer Touraine sails, and says when he greets them again he hopes they will hall him as the discoverer of the North Pole. He expects to leave for Tromsoe, Norway, about June 1, and before the middle of the month to be at his winter quarters in Spitzbergen.
 It will not be possible, however, to begin the trials of his alrship before the second week in July, and 1t is likely to be the last of July or early in Au- gust before a start can be made for the Pole.
 If we once set sail under favorable conditions I have the utmost confidence that we shall succeed" said Mr. We'll man tonight at the Waldorf Astoria. "But it is certain that we shall not take unnecessary chances"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
CONVICT SUICIDES.
Takes His Lite in a Salvation Army
 Hotel.

New York, April 1O.-William Din keller formerly a life convict, who was pardoned in 1903 by President Roose- welt after having served twenty-two years in the Auburn state prison for a murder committed in one of the ports of Japan, shot and instantly killed him. self to-day in the Salvation Army ho- tel where he was employed as porter.
 Fear of being sent back to a hospital, from which he had recently been dis charged, led him to blow out his brains. Early to-day Dinkeller suffered re- currence of an attack of rheumatism.
 Dinkeller's pardon was secured through the activity of member of the Van du Wart family of Albany.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
President to Open Masonic Fair.

Washington, April 1O.-President Roosevelt has promised to press but ton at the White House that will for mally open the Masonic fair that will be held here during the next two weeks and which opens Monday night. He will present to the fair management a large autograph photograph of himself to be disposed of for the benefit of the new temple fund.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
LABELLING OF WHISKEY.
PRESIDENT AGREES WITH THE
 ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Straight Whiskey Will be Labelled as Such-Mixture of Two or More
 Straight Whiskeys Must Bear Ln-
 bel Saying .BIended Whiskey of
 WhisIxiesv - Mixture of Straight
 Whiskey and EthyI Alcohol Must be
 Labelled " Compound. and Imitation
 'Imitaticn.'
 Washington, April 10.-The long ex- pected opinion of Attorney General Bon- aparte concerning the proper labelling of whiskey under the pure food law approved June 30 1906, was made public at the White house to-day. It's purport is briefly told in the following letter addressed by the president to-day to the secretary of agriculture:
 My dear MT. Secretary; In accordance with your suggestion have submitted the matter concerning the proper label ling of whiskey under the pure food law to the department of justice. l enclose the attorney generals opinion. 1 agree with this opinion and direct that ac- tion be taken in accordance with it.
 Straight whiskey will be labelled as such.
 "A mixture of two or more straight whiskies will be labelled blended whiskey of whlskies.
 "A mixture of straight whiskey and ethyl alcohol, provided that there is a sufficient amount of straight whiskey to make it genuinely mixture will be labelled as compound, or compound ed with pure grain distillate limitation whiskey will be labeled as such.
 Sincerely yours,
 Signed: Theodore Roosevelt"
 The attorney generals opinion as to the proper construction to be placed on the law has been awaited with great | interest by distilleries and rectifiers all over the country. Before the question was sent to the department of justice | u was very IIOTOuSuly luNCotl6dbSu DJ the department of agriculture. The questions at issue arose over the label i ing of goods,
 The attorney general discusses the matter at considerable length and con- 1 cludes:
 "The following seem to me to be ap- propriate brands or labels for CD straight whiskey, CD a mixture of two or more straight whiskies (3) mix ture of straight whiskey and ethyl alcohol, and (4) ethyl alcohol favored and colored so as to taste, smell and | look like whiswey.
 "(D sempei idem whiskey: A pure straight whiskey mellowed by age.
 "(2) B pluribus unum whiskey: A blend of pure, straight whiskies with all the merits of each.
 "(3) Modern improved whiskey: A compound of pure grain distillates, mellow and free from harmful impuri- | ties.
 "(4) Something better than whiskey: An imitation under the pure food law, free from fusil oil and other impurities.
 "In the third specimen it is assumed that both the whiskey and the alcohol are distilled from grain"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
L0NCWORTH FOR TAFT
 F0R THE PRESIDENCY
ROOSETELT,S SON-IN-LATV, HOW. EYER, SAYS HE SPEAKS ONLY
 FOR HIMSELF.

Believs That Taft, in the Eyes of the People, Typifies the Roosevelt Ad- ministration - Senator La Toilette Declares Railroads Are Going the Wrong Way About 1t, to Defeat
 Roosevelt's POlicies--May Result in | Forcing Him to Run Again.
 Cincinnati, April 1O.-Congressman Nicholas Longworth returned from Washington to-day In an interview he declared himself in favor of the nomination of Secretary Taft as the republican candidate for president. He said that his opinion was personal, and that he spoke only for himself, but that he believed that Taft, in the eyes of the people, typified the Roosevelt ad- ministraion.
 Helena, Mont, April 1O.-Senator R. M La Toilette of Wisconsin, to-day declared in ar interview that if the railroads thougat to defeat the policies of President Roosevelt by the nomina- tion of some one antagonistic thereto, they were going at it the wrong way. "They will force President Roosevelt to break his word, if I am correctly in- formed as to the actions of Hartman and his associates" said the senator. Abusing the president will result in Theodore Roosevelt's renouncing his declaration not to run again and mak- ing the race by way of vindication. President Roosevelt is entitled to an- other term, and the people are entitled to Roosevelt. We must have Roosevelt again."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
UPHOLDS "VIRGIN BIRTH J
Rev. pr. James Orr of Glasgow Lee
 lures in New York.

New York, April 1O.-In the course of his first lecture in the chapel of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church yes terday afternoon the Rev Dr. James Orr, professor of theology and apologet- ics in the United Free Church college of Glasgow, said that most of the schol- ars of the world believed in the virgin birth of Christ.
 Among those agreeing with this view the speaker cited Professor Sunday, of Oxford; Professor Swete, of Cambridge; Sir William Ramsay of Aberdeen; Bishcp Gore, and Canon Henson, Pro- fessors Zahn and Kaehler, of Germany, and Professor Briggs, of the Union seminary. New York
 The second lecture was given in the main auditorium of the c1urch late this afternoon. The series is under the aus pices of the Bible Teachers Training school.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
SHOT HIMSELF IN THEATER BOX.
Piftsburg Man First Points Revolver
 at Ethel Levey.

Pittsburg, April 1O.--Robert M. Grove of this city shot himself in the abdo- men in an attempt to commit suiride while in box watching a vaudeville performance at the Grand opera house to-day. Ethel Levey, one of the singers was on the stage when Grove arose and pointed the revolver at her snout- ing: Its all over" Miss Levey fled from the stage and Grove shot himself. He was taken to a hospital where it is said he cannot recover.
 Grove at first said that domestic troubles caused his act and later att tributed it to financial difficulties.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
simpIIfied Spelling Committee.

New York, April 1O.-The recently chosen executive committee of the sim plified spelling board organized to-day. Prof. Calvin Thomas of Columbia unl- versity was elected chairman, succeed ing Prof. Brander Matthews; Dr. c. P. G. Scott was reelected secretary and Colonel Charles D. Sprague, treasurer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
PRESIDENT APPOINTS NEGRO.
R. w. Tyler, of Columbus, O., Auditor of Trensury for Navy Department.


 Washington, April 1O.-The president has appointed Ralph w. Tyler, negro, of Columbus, O., to be auditor of the treasury for the navy department. Tyler is the man who it was announced had been considered by the president for a federal position in Ohio, particularly that of surveyor of customs at Cincin- natl. He succeeds William w. Brown, who has been appointed to the posi- ton of special attorney in the depart ment of justice. Although it is under stood that he was not endorsed for this particular place 1t is said that both sen- ators, Foraker and Dick, endorsed Tyler for various positions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
E. s. WHEELER APPOINTED.

Made Director of Soldiers Home at
 NOroton.
 Hartford, April Ex-Governor Wood ruff to-day appointed Edward S. Wheeler, of New Haven, to be mem Der of the board of directors of the Soldiers home at Noroton in the place of Colonel Simeon J. Fox, who recently died.
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HANGED HIMSELF TO BED POST.
Greenwich Cigar Maker Suicides in
 New York Hotel.

Greenwich Cigar Maker Suicides in
 New York Hotel.
 New York, April IDA man suppos- ed to be named Ludwig Andres, who registered last night at the Astoria ho- tel, was found dead hanging by the neck from a bed post in his room to- day. He had made use of a stout rope provided in the room for use in case of fire.
 In the mans pocket was a union card of the Cigarmakers' union and $50 in bills. A bank book on the Greenwich (Conn.) Savings bank showed deposits in the name of Andres to something more than $1OO. An envelope in the mans pocket was addressed to Lud- wig Andres, purchase street, care My CTS hotel, Rye, N. Y.
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JAPAN,S SMART DIPLOMACY.
Importance of Embassy at COnstanti-
 nople--A Check to Russia.

Importance of Embassy Ut COnstanti-
 nople--A Check to Russia.
 London, April 1.-The establishment of a Japanese embassy at Constantino- pie is assured, according to the Pail Mall Gazette, although Russia is un- derstood to be doing her utmost to pre- vent it. It is pointed out that a Jap anese embassy on the Bosphorus will give Turkey new lease of life, and practically dispose of all notions of the partition of the Ottoman territory, as it will be to the common interest of Turkey and Japan to support each oth- CT in the event of any attempt on the part of Russia to overstep her present frontiers, either southward or east ward.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
wlrea of nnndit Rnisnli Cantnred.

Tangier, Morocco, April 1O-.Kaid Mehalla, acting for the minister of war, has captured five negresses, wives of Raisuli, The women were abandoned by the bandit leader. They have been sSought into Tangier and imprisoned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
 INTERESTED IN THAW TRIAL
Local Citizens Anxious to Learn the
 Result.

Greater interest has been aroused among the citizens of New Haven In regard to the result of the Thaw trial than that of any murder trial through out the United States in years.
 At intervals of less than five minutes the telephone bell in the Journal and Courier editorial rooms last evening" from o'clock until press time, was rung, and one of New Haven's well known citizens would ask; Anything new in the Thaw trial?" or, Have the jury decided upon a verdict yet?"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
white House Knows Nothing of It.

Washington, April 1O.-"We know ab- solutely nothing of the matter here, '" said Secretary Loeb to-day when his attention was called to the Christiania dispatch published this morning saying that a local newspaper there had an- nounced that President Roosevelt who was awarded the Nobel peace prize last year. will have to deliver a lecture in Christiania in March, 1909, in order to comply with the rules affecting the holders of the Nobel prizes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
Rhode Island Deadlock,

Providence, R. l., April 10.-The cast ing of the 59th ballot for a United States senator to-day resulted as fol- lows: Goddard, 40; Colt, 37; Wetmore, 2S; Utter, l. Nc elec.iAa,
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Continued on Page Eighty
PRES. HADLEY IN WASHINGTON
Addresses Yale Alumni Association in
 National Capital.

Washington, April 10.-President Hadley, of Yale university, was the principal speaker and guest of honor at the banquet of the Washington Yale Alumni association tonight at the Chevy Chase club. The banquet was largely attended by Yale men of this city. Secretary of the Navy Metcalf, as head of the alumni association, pre- sided and the speakers Included Justice David J. Brewer, of the supreme court of the United States; Commissioner of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith, Huntington Wilson, assistant secretary of state, and Paul Charlton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
RECENTLY 4 PATIENT HERE.
Waterbury Young Man Commits Sui-
 cide-Takes Carbolic Acid.

Waterbury, April 1o.-James Wallace, twenty mine, son of MT and Mrs. Mich ael Wallace of 8 Grove court, commit ted suicide early this morning by talk ing carbolic acid.
 Wallace was only recently a patient at the New Haven hospital. This morn ing he went out of the house, purchas- ed the acid, and came home and took a big dose. He died instantly. The man had been insane, it was said, for the past two years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11

The reported attempt on the life of Grand Duke Nicholas, related in the foregoing dispatch, bears a striking re- semblance to the attempt made to kill the same individual on February 21
 On this occasion also the scene was the railroad between Tsarskoe-Selo and St. Petersburg. A guard patrolling the track near the station at the St. Pe- tersburg end of the line caught man dressed as a workman in the act of placing a wooden box In the middle of the track. When he saw the guard the man fled, and jumping into cab made his escape. The box on the track was found to contain an internal machine of great power The train was stopped before it reached the machine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
Ex-GoV. M,LEAN MARRIED.
weds Miss Juliettc Goodrich, Daughter
 of Late Julius G. Goodrich.

simsbury, April 1O.-Former Governor George P. Mclean and Miss Juliette Goodrich, daughter of the late Julius c. Goodrich of Hartford were married this afternoon, Rev. J. B. Mclean, brother of the groom, officiating at the cere- mony. MT. and Mrs. Mclean left inn mediately on a bridal trip.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
ANOTHER ATTEMPT BOILED.
Assassins still After the Life of Grand
 Duke Nicholievitch.

St. Petersburg, April 10.-It was an- nounced to-day that another attempt on the life of the Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, president of the eoun ell of national defence, and second cousin of Emperor Nicholas, has been foiled.
 The grand duke, accompanied by his brother, Peter Nlcholaievitch, was re- turning from Tsarskoe-Selo by train at 2 o'clock this morning. When the train reached Kuzmino, thirteen miles from St. Petersburg, 1t was brought to a sudden stop by fusllade of shots from the train side. A sentry was interro- gated, and said he had seen four men hiding behind an embankment and evil dently awaiting the coming of the train. He at once began shooting, fir ing in all twelve shots. The four men succeeded in getting away unintured.
 Every foot of the remainder of the track into St. Petersbnurg was careful ly searched before the two grand dukes ventured to complete their journey
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-11
HARRIMAN CROWD CoNDEMNBD.
Minnesota House Passes Another Reso-
 Iution for Roosevelt.

IutiOn for Roosevelt.
 St. Paul, Minn., April 1O.-The Minne- sota house of representatives adopted another concurrent resolution to-day condemning the violent attacks made by E. H. Hartman and his ''crowd" upon the president and commenting the president in his heroic efforts to regu- late railroad traffic and suppress the lawlessness with which it abounds
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

JNNll'k COT Lll
Estate 0f Johanna sullivan VIII dated May p
1901 filed
lu o. EIizahsth Van Ness Collins: order appoint
iEg Elizabeth Collins guardian. bond. $40 Attal.
ner. j. T. oleuicr. ir.
In Ie Robert English et a.. petition for leave %
sell fled Attorney. J. Wilmer Latimer
Estate of Edward N. J.. Hauiss. petition for let
tels oi administration nltd Attorney. l.. H. Mar
shall.
Estate # samuel A. Saw1en: order appointing
Andrew Nalte collector. bond SsoO. Attorney. T.
Eiw Mitchell
Estate of John Locke; order Of sale. Attorngy
Tracy l.. JeforIs
Estate OF Sarah A. White; VIII dated october 10
1917 hlei. vith Petition fog probate ATTORNEYS
Hamilton. Colbert. lsrkes 4 Hamilton
Estate 0f Albert A. Wilson. VIII dated October lH
ls-- 1ied with petition Coz probate; sHI admitted
tp probate and letters ri administration C. T. a.
u4nted O. Allan z. Walker. bond 5000. Auar
ncrS Hamilton. colbert Yerkes a Hamilton.
IN De- George " Tucker. order appointing Pstrcs
j. Jordan guardian bond. 500
In ra David Waters 20 al. order TO sell infant,
real estate. Attorney ~ r. BADEN.
Ire re Eleanor J.. Wright. resignation Of guardian
accepted and order appointing Caroline l. Diei
guardian bond. s 0)l Attorney. W T. Williamson
Estate ~ Susan Ranks: petition for letters u ad
miui7tatioa fled Attorney. !. " Patterson.
Estate of LeEi0us A. wood petition for probate
Of VII fled. Attorneys. Carlisle * johnson
Estate o, Harm &. AiegeF. petition for letters ol
administration fled Attorney. +. u Thomas
Estate ~ Jonas 5. Dodge petition for letters o
administration hlcd. Attorney. W. n Marrow ir
Estate of Hcuu T. waT-aman: tstition for let
tcrs oi administration fled. Attorneys J. NJ Thurs
ton and r. b. Brown
Estate of Mu.iuo Moves. petition for probate Of
Eill hied Attorney, /. A. BAILEY.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-02
DISTRICT COURTS.


Present: rhe Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Me1'omas
and Mr Harry ". ClaUbaugh chief justice supreme
Court, DistrHt Of Columbia
Thurman W Jesap and Harry ". Humrichouse
were admitted 10 Practice.
No. E09. EyarA So. United States; argument CON
tinued by Alr StuaTt Mcnamara for defendant IN
error and concluded by Nj. D. ) ll4ckau foF
plaintiff Ia error.
No EG- Morgan vs. Morgan; argument COM
mgnced by Mr.. y W. BaTksdale for appellant and
continued hy Alr. Henry T. Davis for alreIlets and
concluded by Mr.. Andrew Wilson for appellants.
No, 1884 District of Columbia vs.. Coale motion
iCT rehearing ovcrruled.
No. l7i5, Weldl vs.. Lynch motion for rehearing
cyerrUl,d
No 1884 Logue ~ Feuning motion tn recall
mandate and amend decree as 70 costs granted.
Adjourned until wednesday. NoYcmber G. 1897
Assignment for Wednesday. November G. 1907:
No. 9 Garfield IS. United States cx rel. Colds
ty. Attorneys. ". X. Hau-kaTpler 4 Merillat
Nos Is and Il. Garfield Us. United states cx REL
Allison. Attorneys. W. x. HaIT-KsIfIer q Nieril-
iat
No. u Han vs.. Clapr. Attorney. H. Z. Davis
Regular call.
No. EH Dobhns vs. Thomas. Attorneys Leo
Simm0us-R e.. Donaldson.
Nos 1879 and l7tQ King vs. Curtin. Attorneys.
J. Athens johnsn-E Eugene A. Jones
No. I.6Z District of Columbia Harlan &
HollnEssOrth Company. Attorneys. 4. H. Thomas
end Il. =. Blair-J Ii. HAYDEN
No. H66- Bryan vs. Curtis. Attorneys. G.. +.
Hamlton-D. W. Baker.
No. l77j Easterliug HoTuing. Attorneys. VII
son & Barksdale-Tucker Kenyon.
Nos. l775 and l77s Consaul rs. Cummings. At
torntys r. q. Donaldsou-Tucter & Kenyon.
30. l75L Russell vs. Washington Post Com
pany. Attorneys, Wilson a BarksdaIe- Chapn
Brown.
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Equity Court no. ?.



George vs. Gearee; sale ratified and reference 90
auditor. Complainant solicitor W. H. Dennis
podge IS. lugesidc Daiy Company; auditors re-
port ratified and dissolution of corporation decreed
William VI. Ghiey appointed permanent receiver
bond SEQ. CCmplaHaut's solicitor HAYDEN John
son.
ryleS vs.. Pylss. reference % Percy r. BudIoug
examiner and Jesse II. Wilson U. appointed 90 De-
fcnd. ComriaiHauts solicitor. l.. A. Bowen IT,
Agucw HWcl.iHs, pro confesso ordered; orig
lnai amendment and modified bills taken pTo CON
fe,,5 agsiust Purity Tee Company and amended.
against certain defendants. Plaintiffs attorneys :.
i. Thomas and T.. n. Cragn. defendant attorneys.
Braudenburg q Brandcuburg
Ryou vs.. by7n auditors report ratified. Com
ulainant's solicitors Carlisle a johnson.
Burn vs. Ashford. substitution 0f trustee Com
painants solicitors. Carlisle & johnson.
kiguy Us. hieuy; defendant ordered 90 show cause
forthwith Why he should not De- adiudgei in con
tempt. Complainant's solicitor C.. r. Digs.
peNaale Plummer. sale ratified and reference
% auditor Complalnants solicitors. Irving William
SON and Thomas Walker
Bayly rs Turner; rule rsturnable ten DAYS after
service. Complainant solicitor Nelson Wilson
II re luuacy of Elias Brown; committee authorized
20 cucumber lunatic's estate for certain sum.
Paxton SIS. Paxton. Daniel W. ODnnOEhue and
Joseph l.. Fsguo appointed receivers; bond s. o00
I CCmplainauts solicitor u. W. ODonoghue. de-
PENDANTS solicitor. Joseph u. Fagle.
Moore " Reid; sale ratified and reference 90 au-
d'tor. Complaiuaut's solicitors MILAN a Smith
defendants solicitor. d. ". ODouogIue
Cam Lambert time 70 take testimony limited.
CompiauaEts solicitor r. 4. Heiskcll. defendant
solicitor. N. J. Lambert
American Security and Trust Company vs. Chew.
trustee authorized 10 accept offer. Complainant
solicitor. Is. A. NrIten1ey.
In II C. Prank Hlimani assignee authorized 10
deliver to petitioner certain personal property At
tCrneys, L. =. Behrend and /. y. David.
Schmidt " Wageamaui sales ratified and con.
dmcd Complainant soli.itor, Irving Williamson
Render Bakers Union, argued and submitted
/ ComUlanauts solicitors. W. +. Ambrose and John
R.dout. defendants solicitor, Leon Tohriuer
Assignments for Monday November T. 1917:
No. e. DugaU IS. Houghtm et a. Attorneys.
Downing, Beuy-AmbTuse, Daish.
No. p. staples Capuzaya Mining COMPANY.
Attorneys WoTthinston q Frailey-DaTis Thomas.
Nc. ie Cumberland IS Zachary q al Attor-
neys, DougIas-Brovu, BrowE CageJt Bowen Mat
thCWs
Nc. 81 Lsnaham vs. O'Toolc Attorney. Wallace
No. 90 Union Tuist Company vs. Hicks Attor-
neys-Willis 3. f'mith-Pcry
Nc. 3 kcs0ck vs. Hutchins Attorueys Citing.
q Chamberlin-Braudenburg
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday. November 1. IoO7J

Plaintiffs attorneys. Maddox 4 Galley defendant s
att0FLeg. r. /. IeTosds
Lyon rs. Boyd; motion to tacate order of dis
missal orcrmlod. Plaintiffs attorney " Il. An
brlse: defendant attorney J.. Il. himhali.
Boyd vs. Lewis. dismissed at cost If plaintiff.
Plaintins attorneys. +. 4. Pratt and Jesse II.
Wilson. ir.; defendants attorney W. a. Johnston
Assignments for Monday. November g. 1907:
No 2g Alien ~, southern ExlFes~ company.
Attorneys Eugene A. Jones and George {. Shinn--
George r. Hamilton
No l6l Capital Construction Company vs. Hygi-
enic Air Carpet Cleaning Company. Attorneys, Il.
Ross Perry & Son-Ralston 4 Siddons
No. lS6 Henkel w. hegm Attorneys. n Stear
man-R Ross Perry * Son
No. 21i Smith rs. EaushaW. Ati0Tncys Guy
Holszpple-C A. Douglas and b. H. Shouel
No, 2l9 United States use of Heeuan ys. Fidelity
and Deposit Company. AucrHeys. NJ J. Colbert
and VI J. Koane-I J. Darlington.
No. gl2 Mer-Shoemaker Company rs Sturgeon
Attorneys l.. r. Eyerett-Hayden Johnson
No. ys. Mendel Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Company. Attorneys. >. V. Hayden and II l.
franc Ralston & Sddons
No. l5s sullivan IS. Capital Traction Company
Atone's J. W. Eclola-R. Ross Perry * son and
G.. Thomas Dunlop