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The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
MOB HOOTS At POLICE
Five Thousand Persons De-
fend Hiss Reig's Name.
RIOT IS NARROWLY AvERTED
Crowds Gather Before Dead Girls
Home TO watch Funeral Process
They Believe Policeman sheIiard
Murdered Girl Found IN Park.

New York, July E.-Five thousand
persons to-day hooted the police when
me body Of Barbara Reig, for whose
shooting IN Irving Park Policeman David
Sheilard IS held On a charge q murder,
was carried from her home 20 be buried-
MUtterlng denunclau0n Of the blue
coats. the great crowd stood about the
home Of the dead g3rI in a drsaehlng
rain, and four policemen from TIE Stagg
street station were unable 70 control
them
Then six more bIuecoats came On a run
and we're greeted with shouts q There
come the dirty cops
4 riot was barely averted-
The services over the dead girI were
brief and the crowd dispersed as TIE
hearse and the following carriages start
ed 1o- the cemetery
Previous 70 the burial, there was 70
public view OF the body, and Il was TN
possible 10 ascertain whether charges
that the police had painted out'' bruises
OF the dead girls threat and forehead
we're true. L is declared, however. and
generally believed. that bruises On rEs
body show that there vas a struggle BE-
fore she died
Il vas the belief that the police have
tried 20 SHE'D Shsnsrd behind he repu-
tstlon of the dead gil which reused tbs
crowd 70 such fury
Tries 90 Get into Crave
A. the Holy Trinity Cemetery, n
Williamsburg. Otto Hack. the fa1ce o.
the dead woman. pushed his way through
the crowd and tried 70 throw himsslE
into the grave
When brothsr of the dead woman
caught him he sank or his knees ana
cried out: y VIII and out The man who
murdered you. Barbara. Il Il takes al
ny lie They said you were lot tue
70 ne. but never believed them"
The case of Policeman SheIIard. wt0
wss arrested On Thursday. after be had
admitted that he was wiki the Reg
woman when she cane 70 her death IL
the tool house n Irving Park. Brooklyn.
was helped = BIT to-day, Il would appear.
when q comparison of the love Letter
sent 70 him BY The woman and SAMPLES
o1 her handwriting were made Z showed
that the letter written y the woman %
SheEard containing sIa6sa-1g EXPRESSIONS
and upon which ShelIard relies % clear
him, lad undoubtedly besa written b.
the woman
The wOulEu's parents szd her brOthsF
and sister are particularly bstte- sga.zs1
tie accused policeman end VIII nof listen
% the theory Of suicide Coroner BFswss
Is 70 hold tae bqssst Wed1ssday even
tlg-
Commissioner Biaenzc visited ths
Brooklyn police hea6cuzzters ttss rz0-a-
ing and Immediately atre-Eard SSsIlarI
was brought over from Raymond street.
fan and photographed, measured e1d
his thumb prints taken
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Fights Construction of Sewers.

SPECIAL 70 he Washington Hsr7ld
Rockville, Nd. July 25.-RObert B
Peter, as attorney for the heirs Of the
late Dr. E E StonestTeet, to-day fled in
the Circuit Court for this county an ap-
pUcation for an Injunction restraining the
corporation OF Rockville from construct
ing certain sewers. the contents Of which
IF constructed, viii be emptied into a
brook running through the property OF
the compliments. If the Injunction be
not granted suit for damages viii follow.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
RACE RIOT THREATENED.
Italians in Louisiana May BE At
tackled by Americans.

Baron Mayor .des Planches. Italian An
bassador 60 the United States. has
brought to the attention Of the state
Department The condition Of about 5gg
Italians in Natalbany. La. who are
threatened by American residents .of. the
town
Bitter feeling has developed between
the Two races because Of Italians who
seek work as sawmfl laborers. driving
Americans out Of the mills Several OF
the Italians are charged with murder
and they are ,5eing protected by their
feIlow-citizels
A force OF so Italians has gathered in
the swamp near NataIbany. many Of
whom ere armed. and a race riot IS
feared The sheriff OF TangIpshoa. Par
ish, in which Natalbanv is situated. has
asked the governor to cal out the militia
The state Department VIII ask Gov
Sanders. Of Louisiana. 70 furnish ads-
Quate protection 70 the Italians.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ID ReEister DemoIIshed

spscsal TO TIE Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July 35.-The store OF
Adams & Cobb. Main street grocery. one
Of the largest establishments Of. the CITY
was robbed last night An entrance was
forced through q rear window ard the
thieves carried The cash register to the
cellar. where 1t was demolished Tbav
got only s12 for their trouble.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
FUNERAL OF MAJ. Nellie.
Rev. Father MaIIOn COuduGts Servs
ices at 81. Matthew'S Church,

Ices at St. Matthew'S Church.
Funeral services over the body OF Ea5
James FIorant Hfeline. Assistant Treas.
ursr Of the United States, who died OF
Tuesday, were osld n s.. Matthew'S
Catholic Church yesterday afternoon
Rev. Father Joseph c 5laIlon- pastos
OF St AIMS Church, TennaIIytoR-n.
close friend OF the family. officiated II
tsrment was IN Rock Creek Cemsterv-
The honorary paIIbearsTs were Louis 4
Coolidge, Assistant Secretary OF thS
Treasury: Charles H Treat, Treasurer O.
the United States: G. c. Bantz. A. [
Wynaan. z. P True, ". F. Warner, T
Z Rogers. A r. Quai1e, .. ". HarrtnE
ton, George Dart 2. ". Lautz J. "
Lowell. D. ". HeTriOtt, A. T. Huntington
William Howard Gibson E B Daskan
W F McJennan, 2. E Preston, Feliz
A Reebe. n z. Ailes. = S Wilbur. Iusr
Boyle, and u. H Womsrsley
The active pallosarers Included A. D
Van Derveer. J. O. Hanson, r. 4. For,
sythe. 2. L Mcleod. c, s Pearce- and ]
4 Sample.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
nIr. Ru-ren nrcnrnted-

". u. Russell former American 8F2uss
5er to VensZuela. who is in this county
On leave of absence. has been decorated
by the French government With thf
rank Of Commander OF the Legion O
Honor in return for his services IN look
ing after French interests il Venezuela
after the expulsion OF II. Tafgny. French
minister 70 Venezuela several years ago
The rank OF commander IS the second
grade % the Legion OF Honor, that O.
chevalier being the first rank. 3Ir. Rus
sell was notified Of his decoration BY u
J. :. Jusserand. French Ambassador Il
the United States. who is now on vaca
ton in Paris. 8Ir. Russell VII only bf
allowed 70 accept the decoration by sps
ciaI act OF Congress
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

under the title Of .'L'Auoureuse Dsmnee. "
and this latter IS owned by J. Norman
de R Whitehouse. IN this work Mrs
Beveridge has tried 70 show g willing VIC
tim fSatan- From the lamp Of wisdom
the blue flames of he'll spread outward
and upward. and encircle the body Of the
Devils Victim" They torture her and
caress her. Her face ard attitude Depict
that she is suffering. but also strongly
express that she suffers willingly.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
CAPTURES TARGET PRIZE.
Private Hedricl<, of North Carolina,
Handy with Rifle and Revolver

Handy with Rifle and Revolver.
Special TO The Wash1ngton HERALD
Salisbury. y. c., July 25.-Privats 3. V.
Hedrick, Of the Rowan Rifles, OF Sails
bury. took first honors IN the rife target
contest at Camp Glenn. at Morehead City.
this week, the conest being for the best
shot in the State.
Twelve companies. comprising 600 men,
entered the contest The range being from
200 to 1000 yards
Hedrick also won E-st honors in the
revolver contest He VIII be sent TO
Camp Perry. Ohio, This fall 70 represent
the North Carolina National Guard in an
international contest for Workmanship.
Hedrick is a successful miner.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BARN AND CONTENTS BURN.
lightning Responsible for six Thou
sand Dollars Loss on Farm.

sand Dollars Loss on Farm.
SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington Herald
Rockville. Md July z5.-several thun-
der storms and copioUs showers have Wis
tied this section within the past three
days.
Last evening lightning set FIRE 10 a
barn on the farm OF Edward J. SteIl-
wagen. near Beane- The flames were com
municated 70 a stable and barracks. and
ALL with their contents. were burned The
loss is estimated al $500.
Milton Green. q vel-known farmer Of
Bethesda district. IS reported 10 be IN q
precariOus condition from Iock5aw. fol-
lowing an injury 70 his arm received
q few DAYS ago in trying 20 manage &
fractious COW Physicians are . con
slant attendance upon him. AID have
hopes Of saving - life.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BERKELEY SPRINGS TICKET.
of Morgan County Nom
mate Officials.

mate Officials.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald
Berkeley Springs. ". Va. July 25.-The
Republicans Of Morgan County. ". Va,
made the following nominations Legis-
Iature. Z VI. Ruppenthau: sheriff. 10
seph P Hawvermale: county clerk. Nor
gan s Harrison; circuit clerk, ". H
Webster; prosecuting attorney, H D. Al
len; assessor, Matthias Ambrose; county
commissioner. ,. L HUFF. and surveyor
J. W. A Courtney. The newly-elected
county. executive committee organized by
electing ". J. HOvernale. jr. chairman:
B. E Dawson. secretary. and J. T
Rankin. treasurer
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
FALL RESULTS IN DEATH.
William H Barnes Dies at Emer-
Eency Hospital.

William H Barnes. forty years old
Of 1A2 street northwest, died at the
Emergency Hospital yesterday morning.
1Ir- Barnes had been il the hospital
since March a. when ne accidentally. fen
and broke his left leg and sustained
other injuries Coroner Nevitr made an
investigation. and concluded he would
give a certificate of death without hold
ing an inquest The body was turned
over 10 an undertake..
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

and Annapolis Electric Railway Co1pa15
whereby il viii be possible hereafter u
reach Atlantic City and other seaside re-
sorts. as well as Philadelphia and New
York by q trip including the attraction
offered by the fast electric line 20 Balt5
more and steamers fron Baltimore L
Philadelphia at low cost There has beer
considerable demand they say. for. thh
sort OF accommodation 10 the seaShOVe
enabling travellers to avoid TIE heat ant
dust Of all-rau travel and AZ tbs sam,
sine 10 Combine a water trip with IA
sszshors cutting without a6Ss& saEt.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ocenn stennrhtnz

NeE Eork. July 5-AEsived soaay. Lue,ui..
froua LfTs-rsool
AE-ivsd cut Uu5ri-. a. ouesnssoEn: Ia Bsessne.
a. 9aFre
saiied f-uza foTs,sn Dorrsl Laz5tania fVc-a Isve-
Rosss s. Pad. a1n soutnzzptea.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Militia Injunction Case Will
Come Up This Week.
NEW COMPANY HAS HALL
Judge Barley VIII Hear Arguments.
Funeral OF Samuel Dement, VIII Be
Sister, Mrs. Charles \. SteeIe-Next
City Council Meets in September.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
(Beu Telephous e.


- King Street.
Alexandra, Va. July 5.-The question
as whether or not Company c. Seven
tieth Virginia Regiment. OF the Alexan-
dria Light Infantry, has a right 10 hold
Armory Hall. VIII probably be deter
mined some day next week. when Judge
Barley VIII hear injunction proceedings
in the case
July 6. members Of Company c. Sew
entieth Virginia Regiment, secured a
temporary injunction for thirty days. re-
strafning the members OF the Alexandra
Light Infantry from interfering with
them in the use OF the hau. Since that
time the new company has had the use
OF the hail.
The funeral OF Samuel Dement,. who
died yesterday at the residence Of his sis
ter. Mrs. Charles y. Steele. viii take
place at 4cS0 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from her home. - South Fairfax street.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector Of Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church, viii con-
duct the services.
AIr- Dement, was ffty-tvo years Of age,
and unmarried He was born in Charles
County. Nd He was a cigarmaker. and
for many years was employed by the
firm Of Hamilton & Co
At the next meeting Of the city council,
on the second Tuesday IN September,
Councilman J. Fred Birren will make an
effort 10 have the committee on general
laws render a report On q resolution pre-
sented in council by him having for its
object the running of all wires in the
city on one line Of poles. The measure
was introduced a year ago
The schooner Mary E II. G. Dow.
loaded with 100 tons Of ice consigned to
the Mutual Ice Company. OF this city. ar
rived to-day. The schooner IS from
Boothe Bay. Ne
A report was made 10 the police to-
day bv M Buckley. who resides at
East Fails Church. Va, that a horse
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
YOUNG TURKS WAIT
ON SULTAN'S ACTS
Constitution Does Not Bring
General Peace.
ARMED TRUCE EXISTS NOW

Rebels Decline TO DfsbRnd Until
They Are Certain Abdul VIII NOt
Change His Mind Regarding Re
forms-First UntOward Move VIII
Throw Country Into Bloody War.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

While you think Of it, telephone your
Want Ad- 70 the Washington Herald, an
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-21
BILE never to have known him"

BILE never to have known him"
"And TO think. Miss Cable. Of the
unfortunates who have known neither
father nor mother" said Bansemer
senior, slowly relentlessly. How
much they have missed of life and
lover
THAT can be offset somewhat by the
thought of the poor parents who never
have known a son or daughter" said
Jane.
How can they be parents then"
demanded Bobby Rigby. coming up ii
time.
GO away. Bobby" she said scorn-
fully
That's nice way to treat logic" he
grumbled. ambling on in quest of Miss
Clegg.
"The debate will become serious If
you continue" said Mrs. Gable lightly.
"Come along, Mr. Bansemer. Mrs
Craven is waiting"
When they were across the room and
alone she turned white face to him
and demonstrated bitterly "Oh. that
sas cowardly of you alter yeur PROM
b Z to me-
II forgot myself he said quietly.
Don't believe me to be utterly heart
less" His hand touched her arm. In
stantly her assumed calm gave way TO
her deep agitation. and with swift
change of manner she turned on him,
her passion aight.
"You"- she stammered. Then heI
fears found voice. What do you
mean?" she demanded in smothered
alarmed tones.
He desisted savagaly and shrank
away, the color flaming iato his dis
gusted. saturnine face. He did moi
speak to her again until he said good
by long afterward.
AS he had expected. his place at the
dinner table was some distance from
hers. He was across the table from
lane and Graydon and several seats
removed from David Gable. He smiled
) yrimly and knowingly when he saw
that he had been cut off cleyerly from
the Cables.
J tomorrow night, then. Jane" saiC
Graydon at parting. No one was nea
, enough TO catch the tender eagernes
In his voice nor to see the happy tusl
in her cheek as she called after him:
Tomorrow night.'
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
Office. Lewiston Idaho, August s, 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in
this office by Edward ). Vincent, of Grangevllle
Idaho contestant. against Homestead Entry NO
9o33 made June 9, 1908 for NlaSEl4, and So
NE14 Section "a Township p N, Range J, r. -
NJ by Paul Lodge, contestee, i'll which IT IS al
lodged that said Paul Lodge has entirely aban-
doned said land and has not resided thereon or
cultivated any part Of the land embraced i'll SAID
entry for more than six months last past ana That
no part of said land has ever been cultivated.
fenced, or improved i'll any way: and that SAID
alleged absence from said land was not due to
his employment in the Army Navy, or Marine
Corps of the United States as private soldier OF
fcer seaman marine, during the war WIN
Spain or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged, said parties are
hereby notified to appear respond, and offer evil
dence touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
on November 5 1908. before ]. T.. Jaques, u. =.
Commissioner at Grangeville, Idaho, and that
final hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock n. m on
November Is 1908, before the Register and Re
ceiver at the United States Land Ofhce in Lewis
ton, Idaho.
The said contestant having, in a proper am
davt filed September 81, 1905 set forth lacts
which show that after due diligence personal ser
vice of this notice cannot be made, II Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
T. II. BARTLETT, Register
Sep23Oct2s
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the arrival of the two Bansemers.

the arrival OF the TWO DdnSelnefS.
ITS quite like family party. How
splendid" she said to Graydon. with
quick glance in the direction of James
Bansemer and David Gable, who stood
conversing together, and withdrawing
her soft. white hand which she had
put forth to meet his in friendly clasp.
Its too good to be true" she went on
in a happy. spontaneous, almost con-
fiding manner.
The two fathers looked on in amused
silence, the one full of admiration and
pride for the clean, vigorous manhood
of his son awaiting to receive welcome
from the adorable Jane; the other, long
since conscious of the splendid beauty
of his daughter, mentally declaring that
she never had appeared so well as
when standing beside this gallant fig
ure.
Other guests arrived before Mrs. Ca
BILE made her appearance in the draw
ing room. She had taken more time
than usual with her toilet. 1t was i'm
/ the strain was telling on her percepti-
bly,. The face that looked back into
her eyes from the mirror on her dress
ing table was not the fresh, warm one
that had needed so little care a few
short months before. There was a
heaviness about the eyes, and there
were strange, persistent lines gather
ing under the soft, white tissues of her
skin. But when she at last stepped
into the presence OF her guests, with
ample apologies for her hardness, she
was the picture of life and nerve. Sc
much for the excellent resources of bel
will
Bansemer was the last to presen
himself for her welcome, lingering IL
the background until the others haC
passed.
I'm so glad you could come. In
deed. its Il pleasure to- She spok'
clearly and distinctly as she extend
ed her hand. but as she looked square
ly into his eyes she thought him tn
ugliest man she ever had seen. Ever.
other woman in the party was sayini
to herself that James Bansemer wa
strikingly handsome
some of us" he returned CALAMITY, AM
even Graydon Bansemer wished tina
he could have said it,
"Your father is perfect DEAR" Jan
said to him softly. 1T was not wha
he said just then that pleased me, bu
what he left unsaid."
Fathers no end of a good fellow
Jane. I'm glad you admire him."
"You are not bit like him." sh
said refectivey.
Thanks" he exclaimed. "You ar
not very flattering.'
but you are diffe. sort of
good fellow; that's what ] mean. Don
be absurd" she cried in some ittl
confusion.
I'm like my mother, they sa.
tbouetl | don't remember her at ALL"
"Oh. how terrible it must be neye
to have known ones mother!" said sf
tenderly.
"Or ones father" added James Bal
semer. who was passing at that Il
slant with Mrs. Gable. please incluc
J. the father. Miss Cable" he pleade
with mock seriousness. Turning
J. Mrs. Gable. who had stopped bessie
e him. he added, You, the most charm
e ing of mothers. will defend the
t Tiers. wont your
|. with all my heart" she answere
J. SO steadily that he was surprised.
O IT will include the father. Mr.. Ba
semer." said Jane. IF it is guarantee
that he possibly could be as nice al
l. dear as ones mother In that case
- 4hinI. Il ,,.n,,ld l,o oh drnudfnllY ter
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-10-21
The Usual Reason.

Even in a begging sermon" said a
member of the church, "our minister
can .amuse. He began recent beg
ging sermon in this manner:
"'A deacon said to the ministers
wife:
""SNhy is your husband always
asking for money. money, money!
"The minister's wife sighed:
"''T suppose 1t is because you never
give him any" said She"
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JANE; GABLE
BY
GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON,
Author of Beverly of Graustark.
Etc.
Copyright. 1906. by Dodd. Mead &
Company.
Continued from page 81

Continued from page -
promised nobody should know. How
could
MY dear Mrs. Gable, he was not
told. If he has found out / could not
prevent his discovering the truth
through his own efforts he interrupt
ed in a tone more assuaging than con-
vincing to her. and then hitching his
chair closer and lowering his voice
note, he continued: The papers had
to be taken out. But you must not
worry about him. You can depend on
me-"
Promise me that you will make him
Il am so fearful of that awful she
broke off abruptly. Her fears were
proving too much for her, and she was
in imminent danger of complete
breakdown. All the veneer with which
she had bravely commenced the inter
view had disappeared.
Bansemer endeavored to soothe her
with promises. but the poor woman
saw only his teeth in the reassurins
smile that he presented to her. togeth
err with the warnings that they were
likely to be observed With the hard
est kind of an effort she succeeded In
pulling herself together sufficiently tC
bid good night to her hostess.
When Mrs. Cable reached home thai
night it was with a full realization
that she was irrevocably committed
into the custody of these cold blooded
men
They met again and again at the
homes of mutual friends and she hat
come to loathe the pressure of his hand
when 1t ciasped hers. One night ~
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Department of the Interior, L. S. Land Othee at
Lewiston. Idaho, August II, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Albert NJ. Baker
of Grangeville Idaho, who August II, 1908
made Timber and Stone Sworn Statement and
Application No. 0427, for SEl4SEl4, Section II
township % N, Range 3, T.. b. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make Final Proof &c
establish claim to the land above described be
fore J. f. Jaques Esq, L. 5. Commissioner; al
Grangeville. Idaho on the 5lst day OF octoper
1908
Claimant names as witnesses; Wallace laugh
rev. AIonzo McGrew William Allen, Harry Nc
Crew, all of Grangevile, Idaho.
Augl9Oct2i A. T. H. BARTLETT, Register
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She lDd8 In Imminent danger o. q cOHI
plete breakdown.
held hcr hand long and firmly In his,
and while she shrank helplessly before
him he even tenderly asked why she
had not invited him into her home. 1t
was what she had expected and feared.
Her cup Of bitterness was filling rap
idly-too rapidly. His invitation to
dinner q fortnight later followed.
Jane Cable was radiant as she en-
tered the drawing room shortly after
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-10-16

their signatures TO the resolutions:
w. A. Biard. ". f. Shive. j. ID.
Keys, ID. b. Booth, s, w Durham, j.
S. Herring, J. NJ. Gordon, G. W.
Stone, owen Booth, S. l.. Hornbeak
e. H. Griffin, D. II. Thompson, Z. F.
Phillips, T. II. Barrow, Clyde F..
Vim, y. p. Littlepage, J. G.. Corn
we'll, r. +. Wilkins, y. J Thomas,
II. d. Timmons, w. M. Mincey. c. r.
LeBlond, Virgil w, Gates, G. H. Ho-
gan, II. l.. Williamson, Howell T.
Livingston, w. B, Moore. p. A.
Chapman, j. o. Bunkley, Ed Bunk
ley, ]. I. King, Geo. Billiard, J. r..
Sullivan, D. b. Ross, j. w. Caldwell,
B. H. Reagor, w. R Hunter, c. l..
Bunkley, T. l.. Scruggs, T. II. Har-
bin, w. c. Buie, W. l.. p. Leigh, j
NJ. Hill, G.. A. Stephenson, G., L..
Rothrock. H. p Mizell. J. S. Camp
bell. j. T. Gill, w A. Gibson, w.
NJ Nevins, r. X. Erwin, A. Lasswell,
w. A. Ownby, w. c. Jennings, J. r.
Beckham, j. w. Harrison, w. F..
Cannon, G.. w. Kelley, w. d. Fetch
er, c. NJ Fletcher, j. w. Singleton,
j. H. Miller, L. c. Todd, T. J Nc
Dade, c. w. Gibson, F. B. Kenner,
G. C. Groce, T. F. Thompson, w. B.
Moore, J. T. Mcclure, T o, Cheat
ham, G. B. VIM, j. M. Alderdice,
e p. Hawkins.