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The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
DEFENDS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Lawyer in Byrne Case Finds II a Re
lief frOT. the Doctors.

New York. Jui,' 12-Briefs were sub
mitted to-day in the case of Clarence A.
Byrne, a Christian Science healer. whose
child died OF pneumonia without medical
attention and while under the care OF a
Christian Science healer.
The father was convicted in the Court
Of Special Sessions of neglect, but was
parOled pending the presentation of briefs
in regard 70 an arrest Of judgment and
application for a new trial The briefs
were filed to-day D. ". Steele. jr.. re-
tanned by a Christian Science church.
represented the defense. Champ s. An
drews appeared for the County Medical
Society, and Assistant District Attorney
Taylor for the district attorneys Office
Lawyer Steele says in his brief:
LAS there has been and is a difference
of opinion among doctors relative 10 the
treatment Of diseases. why should not We
laymen well consider any other kind of
treatment that is offered?'
The justices Of the Court of Special SEES
sions have fixed no time for the handing
down of their decisions in the matter.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
SOCIETY AIDS THE REDS.
German Anarchists supply Arms to
Russian People.

Berlin. July 12-The trial to-day OF
two anarchists Of high rank, one Of
them the German author. Karfunkelstein,
and the other Editor Otto Weidt, dis
closed the existence Of a conspiracy
against the Cars government, with
branches all over Germany.
1t went by the name of the Federation
of Russian Revolutionaries, and had sec
tions in Berlin, Koethen, Gratz. and
Kattowitz. It's chief object was to supply
explosives and weapons 10 the revolution
aries in Russia.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
ARCHDEACONRY IN SESSION.
Episcopal Bodies OF Two Counties
Meet at Rockville.


Rockville. Nd. July IA special
meeting Of the Archdeaconry of Mont
gomery and Prince George counties
was held in Christ Episcopal Church to-
day. Among those present were Arch
deacon c. J. Larochea, Rev. Drs. Thomas
Duncan, G. H. McGrew, W. J. Williams,
Bower Stewart, S. c. Parkman, T. J.
Packard. and w. 2. Griggs, and 0Iessrs.
Walter Reed and c. T. Warner
After service the work Of the church
and raising money for diocesan mis-
slons occupied the attention Of the
gathering. Luncheon was served In the
Sunday school room by the ladies.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
VETS" Win IN STAUNTON
Anti-saloon League Meets It's First
Waterloo.
Loses Fight Against saloons After
Nine Straight Victories in Many
other Virginia Towns.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Staunton, Va. July 12-The most sensa-
tional and holly contested election ever
held in Stanton resulted in a victory by
a majority of "a for the "wets," against
whom the anti-saIoon faction has w3ged
war in campaign extending over sew
eraI weeks, constituting the hottest fight
in the history of the city.
This is a significant election, as Il
breaks the series OF victories that the
Anti-saloon League has won for several
years. Out Of ten local option fights in
recent years this is tho first defeat that
the "drys" have sustained.
The vets" are very jubilant over their
victory, and the -drys" are speaking of ans
other contest within two years. Nearly
L. 400 votes were polled. more than were
ever before cast in stanton. The re-
suit was almost a universal surprise
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
MAN CRUSHED BY A TRAIN.
Richard Riley, of Harpers Ferry,
Dies In Cumbe rland.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, July 12.-Riahard
Riley, aged about twenty-six years.
whose mother lives at Harpers Ferry,
W. Va. died at the Western Hospital
this morning, having been crushed on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near the
Williams street crossing. this morning.
No one saw the accident. 1t is not
known whether he was run down by q
train or fell in attempting to board one.
Both legs were crushed. Riley had been
employed at the Baltimore and Ohio
shops as a laborer. Yesterday he drew
his pay and quit work.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
INDIANS SUE FOR LAND.
Montauk Tribe Brings Action on
Original Claim.

Riverhead. L. /. July ITO get pos
session Of land, which. they claim, they
have been deprived of since 1860 by the
whites, the Montauk Indians as a tribe,
have brought suit in the Suffolk county
court against the present holders of the
land in dispute at Indian Field and North
Neck. at Montauk Point.
This suit was brought some years ago,
but was thrown out because the Indians
had no standing as a tribe, and 10 enable
the suit to be continued It was necessary
for the legislature to pass a special act.
in April, 1906. under which authority the
suit Is now brought.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
SUNSTROKE CAUSES SUICIDE.
Spanish War Veteran Kills Himself
I'm ChambersburE.

SpeciaI % Inc washington HcTlId-
Hagerstown, Nd, July 12.-John Kip
pert, ir., a veteran Of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war, who had never fully recovered
from the effects Of a severe sunstroke
sustained while in service, committed sui
eide to-day by slashing his throat with a
razor in the attic at the home Of his
parents al ChambersbuTg. Pa. He was
forty years Old His parents and seven
brothers and sisters survive
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
CAMPBELL ELECTION CLOSE.
FeatherStOnS Majority in UnOfIi-
ciaI Returns Is Only Three.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, July 12-CompIete I'M
official returns from all the precincts in
Campbell County yesterday IN the Demo
cratic primary give II. C. Featherston
a majority of three votes over Eugene
Ould. the incumbent, for member OF the
house of delegates from that county.
There seems 10 be no doubt that OUld
viii make protest if the canvass of the
votes at Rustburg Monday does not
change the result.
The Ould-Featherston contest has over
Swallowed the senatorial fight, and Il is
impossible tonight to give the exact ma
jority Of Don p. Halsey over Senator A
F. Thomas, as two small precincts are
missing. Halsey's majority. however. is
about 200.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13

RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET. OCEAN
View, fa.-Clean rvOms ire cooking on ? car
lines Is min. to Exposition J. - Buchanan
my2 dlmtf
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The Washington Herald.

SpCciel 70 The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Nd, July accompanies E, F,
and G, Second Squadron of the Thirteenth
United States Cavalry, under Maj. Dick
man. passed through here to-day for Har-
per's Ferry. They are in camp tonight or
the farm of William H. Lawson. The
troops expect to reach Camp Ordway
Sunday A big wagon train follows them.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13

ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS EEAD
'ne time. Thirty times or more, SC per agate Incl
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
SHOT ERE HE IS CAUGHT.
FarnswOrth, Alleged AssaiIant of
Kirk, May Die of Wound.

Spccial 70 The Washington Herald
Bristol Tenn. July Joe" Farms
worth. twenty-tlTee years old. who has
been wanted OIL a charge of shooting
William Kirk. Of Bristol. on July 4, was
captured one nile east OF this city late
this afternoon by an armed posse. but not
until after he had been shot and perhaps
fatally wounded by Policeman A. L. HILL
Farnswortt was n the act of shooting
the officer. bat the Altter proved quicker.
The prisoner was brought TO the Bristol
hospital, where he IS in p critical con-
dition The physicians say he cannot re-
cover.
Farnsworth is a desperate and an eX-
convict. The victim ,of the shooting on
the Fourth is still in a precarious con-
dition
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Algonquin Hotel,
Rental BuYesI

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION VISITORS CAN
Ind good accommodations, convenient 10 Exuosi-
ton cars: meals # desired Address Mrs HARRY
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Mrs. Frances n. Richards Dead.

Special to The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, July 12.-Mrs. Frances
y. Richards, widow of Uriah Richards.
died last night at her home, at Mountain
Falls, this county, after a long illness,
aged sixty-nine years. She leaves two
sons and three daughters.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Mrs. Mary p. KjIev Dead
b u WashinEton -.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Portsmouth, Va, July 12-Mrs. Mary
z. Kley aged sixty years, mother Of
Chief Carpenter T. E. Kiley, &. S. N.
died to-day at her home In Portsmouth,
after brief but painful illness. She was
a native of Cardiff wales. but had re-
sided in Portsmouth for many years. Her
husband was Patrick S. Kiley.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Gives Luncheon to Governor.

Gov. Swanson was entertained at lunch
con th!s afternoon b. Mrs. NJ A. Wood
a her home, 6l7 South Washington street
It was in honor Of her son-in-law that the
young peoples building of the N. f.
Church South was named
Gov. Swanson returned to Richmond
shortly after delivering the address at the
laying Of the corner stone. While in this
city he was the guest Of Rev. c. D. Bulla.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
POSTPONES ROWLAND TRIAL.
Judge Admits Amdavits which
state Must COntrOyert.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Raleigh, n. c., July 12-The case
against DR.. and Mrs. D. S. Rowland,
charged with the murder by poison Of
Charles R. Strange, then the husband of
the present Mrs. Rowland, was to-day
continued until September.
The court admitted dispositions taken in
Tennessee and Virginia going 10 show
that Strange was a sufferer from heart
failure. and the States attorneys are
given time TO obtain evidence to contro-
Ncrt them.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
"UNWRITTEN LAW"
TRIUMPHS ALONE
coxrINuEp IRON PACE oNE.

he said: II want TO refer you 70 that one
thing which reads Thou shalt not XIII
It Is the law OF the Almighty and O law
that cannot be overlooked. Again, as
said yesterday, l want TO say that only
once in the history OF mankind was there
any such thing as the common or the
'unwrltten law My brother (meaning
Mr.. Mudd in his statement. declared TO
you that he proposed to stand by the un-
written law. I repeat, as / did yester-
day, that we are compelled &c stand by
the written law. So far as / was con-
cerned as States attorney Of Charles
county, / was determined when this trial
began that these prisoners would be given
the benefit Of every doubt. And as it was
set forth that there was some provOca-
ton. | stated with entire frankness that
you had to consider every bit Of evidence.
Wilmer DYyeIIs on Doubt.
Il ask you. he said, in closing. that
you give the defendants every possible
doubt in this case. 1 do not ask for a
verdict of murder. bit I ask that you
declare them guilty Of manslaughter."
The case was then given TO the jury
with the foregoing result
Hugh Posey confronted States Attorney
Wilmer to-day and demanded to know
why jurors who had announced that they
thought the defendants did right were not
challenged. He also asked why certain
evidence was not presented. The States
attorney replied:
I am doing what I think is best for the
country"
This was all the explanation Posey
got. and he was practically informed that
he would have to be satisfied with that
he was far from satisfied. however, and
there are ominous mutterings about the
little town
Fear Of violence was expressed, but the
officials believe they can control the situa-
ton.
The jury is the best one selected in
Charles County IA years" said Gen Will
mer to-day.
RumOrs of More Violence.
Shortly after the adjournment Of court
yesterday afternoon a rumor spread
among the close friends of the Bowies
10 the effect that it was planned to XIII
both Mrs. Bowie and her son. should the
jury fail to return a verdict OF guilty.
The rumor found ground among a few
residents In the vicinity Of Pisgah, the
home Of the Bowies. who came 10 La
Plata in order to attend the trial Young
Posey's father. Hugh Posey. it was said.
had declared that neither Mrs. Bowie
.s0r Henry would ever live 10 enjoy
their freedom should it be granted them
by the jury. Word Of the alleged threat
reached Mrs Bowie, and, with a look of
terror on her face. she made her way 10
the office Of Attorney Posey. She told
him Of the rumor. and he at once began
an Investigation.
Seated beside his sister in carriage.
Henry Bowie drove along the road a
short distance from the courthouse. ana
a few minutes later returned with the
man who had said that the Bowies were
10 be killed should they be acquitted He
told Attorney Posey that while no threats
had been made since the beginning OF the
trial, he heard Dennis Posey. a brother OF
the dead man, declare shortly after the
shooting that he intended 20 kill the
slayers OF his brother IL they were al
lowed 70 60 free by the Jury.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circuIa-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Knighf-Byrd.
ecial to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. July 12-Aiiss Mar
garet Byrd, daughter of C. E. Byrd. was
married 10 DR.. Elwood Knight yesterday
at the home of her parents at Bristen-
berg, Fauquier County. After an extended
bridal tour they Will reside In this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
CHURCH HAS WAR CLAIM.
VIII Sue Government for It's DemoIi-
ton I'm Civil Conflict.

tson in Civil Conflict.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Portsmouth, Va, July 2.-Deep Creek
Methodist Episcopal Church South will
enter suit in the Court OF Claims IN
Washington for the recovery from ne
government Of damages amounting 70
from 1880 to 5000 for the demolition of
the church by Federal troops in the civil
war.
George w. 2. Black, the Washington
attorney who procured the payment Of
the claim Of Trinity Episcopal Church, in
this city, and Of old st. Pauis Episcopal
Church. Norfolk has been engaged 20
enter and prosecute the claim.
The Deep Greek Church was razed by
an outpost OF Northern troops. and the
materials from The building Wee used
in building barracks.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Held COZ RnItimore Authorities.

Walter A Cartier, colored. twenty
three years old, wanted in Baltimore for
an assault on his wife, leading TO her
death, was arrested here yesterday by
Detectives O'Brien and Parham, at his
place Of employment the Pennsylvania
Railway depot
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Injured Man in Rad wax.

Toledo. Ohio, July I2.-Thomas J. Clark.
who was injured when his Packard en-
try in the Glidden Tour rolled over an
embankment yesterday. is in a critical
condition at Bryan. Ohio, with chances
only fair for his recovery.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
succeeds j. 5. Douglas.

MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge Of Ma
sons has elected \. G. Uhler secretary. to
iii the vacancy caused by the death Of
James s. Douglas. who had held that po-
sition forty-two years. Mr.. Uhler has
been acting secretary for some time.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13

THE JORDAN COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW VA
his attractive cottage Is open for reception Of
eosrdefs 81 reasonable rates address airs H. +.
5OhDAN myy0d&Su
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Grants writ of Error

The State Court OF Appeals has granted
q writ Of error and supersedeas in the
case Of the Washington Southern Railway
Company against Sarah S. Swan and
Mary NJ. Swan, from the Circuit Court of
Alexandra County. The suit involves
condemnation proceedings Of property in
jefferson district.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
new JERSEY RESORTS.
CANADIAN RESORTS.
The Great North Country

Nimrod was mighty hunter, bat had he hunted
in the ''TemRgami' region he would have been a
migHtier one. Nmrod hunted for glory, but Tema-
Gamians hunt for game. Those Indians who made
the first canoe Of birch bark long ago were our
greatest benefactoTs. The children Of these In
dams know the canoe, and they know how to PISS
IT, and If you 90 to Temagami this summer they
will paddle your canoe in their own superb way
They viii be the best guides you ever bad Students
who camp in summer aiJng the Temagami lakes are
able TO do two years work in one. Finest Of fish.
ing and hunting. Easy Of access BY the Grand
Trunk Railway System For information and beau
tifil descriptive publication sent free apply to
F. Il. DWYER, Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
200 Broadway, New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY.

where Are You Going sssas tas ssmn,-,
SOUTH ATLANTIC CITY, n. J..
Offers unusual attractions and advantages 70 fa,ile.
seeking quiet restiuness. best OF bathing and nsh-
iAgs Comfortable cottages and hotels Two miles az
superb ocean beach. Boardwalk 400 feet long ana
twenty feet vide. Schools. churches &c Arteslan
water electric lights: gas 20 Minutes by trolley from
Atlantic City For information apply CHARLES
HAkI. CIV NleTk. South AtLantic LliE n .
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
CORNER STONE LAID
New Building for Young the
Scene of Ceremony.
GOV. SWANSON THE ORATOR

lie COmmcnds Washington Street
N. L. Church SOuth's Plan as an
Example Worthy of Emulation by
All Church Congregations In the
state-Mrs. VI. a. Wood Entertains.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
SUMMER RESORTS,
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave. New throughout At
3nuc Sltys largest finest and Disappointed hotel
81 moderate prices. Fine orchestra Special menu
ana 4th Of !uiy souvenirs. Elegant rooms with
paths attached table and service Of highest stand
ard; hone-like surroundings liberal sownership mar
AseInent. Cauacty, COO. Special rates SO I'D
Eeekyi y Up daily. Booklet L. c. EkH0LAL
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
HOTEL RALEIGH.
VERMONT HOuSE

timunl ave. near Beacl. Open girr0undinrs.
extra large rooms nrst-cass table and service 81 81
Gay upward; y per week upward. H. f. GElGER
jeSd,ex w&S-22t
HOt1i. DEtILLE, Kentucky avenue and Reach
O44@clty, ~; elevator; music rooms sun parlor.
ICONS single and ca suite with BATH. Superior table
Write for special rates and booklet JOIN u
oAbfkSUN. sny26-S tn th s-sJt
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
wILLoUGHBY Reach HOTEL.

WILLOUSHBY BEACH HOTEL,
WILJOUGHBY BEACH. VA.
Special rates for Washington people while visiting
the jamestown Exposition. American plan. s. per
day and Cd. Take Ocean View boat from Old Point
Comfort or caTa marked old Point Express" OF
willoughby psach local from Norfolk Fine boating
and hshin@ Dancing and music from 70 y % pm.
ielS-dexSn II. q PARKER Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building OF Plume and Granny Streets Norfolk Va
D BRUCE SALLEY Herald Staff Correspondent
JOHN T. ORCHARD Business Representative
= nteo o word z
fe times o more
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13

If you have any furnished rooms e
rent, a want ad. in The Herald will brine
you n good tenant.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13

Rev. Arthur c. Zeep. an evangelist. of
Holland. Ohio, win preach at the Free
Methodist Church next Sunday morning.
In the afternoon at o'clock he viii
preach at the Braddock House parlors.
and may begin a series of services there.
Harvey Mayhugh. fourteen years old,
died this evening after a long illness, Sat
the home of his father, William H. May
hugh. 153 North Payne street.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
Hotel Boscobel. s s:ot9ssg As.au..

livery knosn hotel appointment. with exceptional
luxury, finest table IN Atlantic City Running
water IN ICONS Elevator 20 street Private haths
oar. literature, menu cards Special rates until
august. A, /. MARION. Owner and Manager
9e20-30t-t thsS
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VIRGINIA RESORTS.

NATIONAL H0TEL-Modern conveniences; newly
FURNISHED superior table: fresstone water: splen-
did scenery air. fishing and driving; two blocks
from depot DOYEL K JENKINS Propriet0rs-
Harrisonburg. Va iy5-d&s-sot
The Washington herald., 1907-07-13
McDONOUGH'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA
Can 10 the Exposition Every 10 minutes; fare. SC
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
mys0-d&S-n
RUTH COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW. VA.-5 MIN
70 exposition: cars PASS door. rooms With board
a. moderate rates. Mrs. Z. B. MARS. myE-u
COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN VIEW, VA
70 min 10 Exposition. SC cAEfare. Fuu view Of
ocesn. Comfortable rooms. with board. Terms
moderate myl-dSs
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WcTORIAHoTEL

liain St Norfolk Va. European plan. z. A D.
Brine Manager. Cars TO jamestown Exposition pass
the door; two squares to wharf for water route.
ie5-d&S-lm then 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-27
Coming Events.


Mrs. Isaac Coles will entertain at dinner
and bridge Friday evening
Mrs. Victor Caldwell has cards out for a
bridge luncheon Wednesday.
The c. T. Euchre club will meet Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. e. w. Arthur.
The A. o. r. Bowling club will be enter
tanned this week by Miss Florence Hitler.
Mrs. +. r. White will be hostess OF the
meeting of the Thimble club Tuesday after-
noon.
The Misses Keath will be hostesses at
Friday afternoons meeting Of the Kensing-
ton club
Mrs. Paul wernher will give the third
OF her series of post-nuptial at homes
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell will enter
tain at dinner Wednesday evening at their
home at Walnut HIM
The Omaha GUARDS will give another of
their series OF dancing parties Monday
evening at their armory.
Mrs. L. D. VanCourt will be hostess Of
the Kountze Place luncheon Saturday at
her home or Writ street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Y. Anderson will en-
terrain the members OF the Orchard Hill
whist club Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. 4. Cudahy will entertain the
members of the Tuesday Musical society
Wednesday evening at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. McAdams will enter
tain the meeting Of whist club Monday
evening at their home on Pacific street.
Mrs. George Shields will entertain at
cards Thursday afternoon. complimentary
to Mrs. e. w. Caldwell Of Sioux City.
Mrs II. c. VanGieson will entertain the
members Of the Round Dozen club al this
weeks meeting, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Barker has invitations out
for a luncheon to be given at her home
Saturday for Mrs. Clarke Powell and Miss
Helen Davis.
one of the large affairs of the week Will
be the tea given Friday afternoon between
and o'clock by Mrs. Walter Preston
in honor of Mrs. Duncan of Bath. Me.
The bridge party to have been given at
the Normande last Thursday evening for
the benefit Of the Creche, has been post
poned until the afternoon OF February H.
when 1t will be given at Chambers.
The Visiting Nurses association has an
rounced a change of date for Its annual
birthday party February 2 to be celebrated
this year Instead of Washington's birthday.
Mrs. ]. NJ Metsalf has given the use of
her spacious home on South Tenth street
where the reception will be held between
2 and o'clock. For years February
% has been dedicated to the Visiting Nurses
birthday party, always one of the brilliant
functions OF the season, and other hostesses
have graciously conceded the day, Some
of the largest homes Of the city have been
thrown open for the occasion. but for the
past two years the Elks have given the
use of their club rooms. Last year an even
ing as we'll as an afternoon reception was
held. The birthday party is one OF the
chief sources from which this very worthy
charity derives Its support. as each guest
at the reception brings a penny for each
year of his age While a large number of
cards are usually issued with the little
silk bags for the pennies the invitation is
general and all interested in the work of
the association are cordially invited to at
tcnd-and bring their pennies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-27

Mrs. Charles Sweet. Miss Sharp. Mrs. J.
J. Brown, Mrs. f. A. Cudahy, Mrs. Clement
Chase, Mrs. Frank Colpetzer Mrs. Candee,
Mrs. Charles Clapp, Mrs. G. X. Coutant,
Mrs. F. s. Cowgirl Mrs. Harry Cummings,
Mrs. Dubois Mrs. p. H. Davis Mrs. Deuel..
Mrs. Ben Gallagher. Mrs Arthur Guiou.
Mrs. Charles Greene. Mrs. Herbert Can
nett, Mrs. Charles George, Mrs. c. w.
Hull. Mrs. +. B. Hochstetler Mrs. W. J. c.
Holcombe. Mrs. Harry Jordan Mrs. Ken
yon, Mrs. r. T. Lindsey, Mrs. II. 7. Lemist,
Mrs. Wilson Lowe. Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. e. II Martin, Mrs.
Charles Henderson. Mrs. J Mcshane,. Mrs.
Gurdon wattles. Mrs. Casper Yost and
Mrs. Guy Barton