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The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
GRAFTON AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Jam SO Dense Bryan Is Hardly Able
TO Get OF Train.

Indianapolis. Aug 24-WiIlfam Jennings
Bryan arrived here from Chicago this att
ernOon- and when the train pulled into
union station there was such a jam that
the candidate could hardly get oR the
car.
The managers OF the notification cere-
monies had not expected crowd. and IL
was with great difficulty that the recep-
ton committee could get Mr.. Bryan and
those with him through the station 20 The
automobiles waiting in front
After luncheon 2Ir. Bryan was in cor
ference with party leaders All the talk
Of the evening was with respect % or
ganlzatlon. Mr. Bryan giving lis views
IN regard 10 the necessity for carrying il
down TO the precincts.
The notification exercises viii open
promptly al 10 O'Clock. and Mr. Bryan
VIII follow with his speech on trusts. Il
IS thought that the crowd viii be dis
missed by $50, unless 9Ir. Bryan speaks
longer than IS now expected.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

I IN the murder Il IS thought the two viii
Dc returned 90 Windber The daughter
stated that her brother Alexander had
/ toid her that she was an ornh4u. and
t2at he had put the old man away be-
cause be had repeatedly beaten her and
her mother. Mrs Rose10Io0m-s verbatim
statement 90 Capt. Pumparey IS as fol-
lows.
'On the night my husband disappeared.
4l9nl1y. November H. l asked Alex where
De i1er husband was. Alex said he had
q dghr with him and struck and killed
-iln because Cf his beating me and Eva 90
Mrs EosenbIoom said further tEat while
she did not see Alexaneer XIII her hus-
oarc. her son told her he had killed him
cart PumpErev has information that
would tend o. show that Alexander had
removed The trunk supposedly containing
ms iat1eT.s body and conveyed ir in q
..SnI wagon 20 a nearby railroad station
'Nindoer not being on a railroad Iinel
ana i1ere had the trunk. with its Shsstly
contents. slapped % Ephraiu. Pa
Police Are Notified.
Twelve days later. after the disappear
ance OF her husband. Mrs RosenbIoom
says. the police were notified. In the
meantime she continued % 1--we AZ Wind
Der. the two elder sozs running the store.
Harry. the third son. IS a sailor. and had
been living in Baltimore AZ The sailors.
Anchorage. under tie uaHe of Harry
,ttHe-
The son Invited tse mother and F7urb-
.er 20 Baltimore. and on June Is last rrav
arrived here The Baltimore detectives :
iaTe hopes -Eac now that the mother and .
la a-Slter are -nCarcerate1 q further full .
'oniesSi01 U-ll De f0rthcomluE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
TRUNK MYSTERY
NEARS SOLUTION
Police Of New York Arrest
ROSenblOOm'S NephewS.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER IN JAIL
Clevvs are Developing Fast in CeIe-
hrated Camden Murder Case. IN
Which for Two weeks Authorities
Of several Cities Have Been Baf-
fled by Shroud of Mystery.

New York. Aus. 2l-The efforts Of the
New York police 20 nN the responsibility
for The murder Of Solomon :. Rosen-
bloom. a merchant OF wInGber. Somerset
County. Pa, whose body was found Pack
Cd IN trunk in q swamp near Camden.
y. J., couple of weeks ago. resulted
tonight in the arrest Of Two OF Rosen-
blooms nephews. and the development
Of new line Of evidence tending TO i'm
pllcste RoseEbloom-s son Alexander.
The two uephews. who are related 10
the murdered man through his wife. were
arrested az the request Of : W. Ar-Nlgl-
len. chief OF police OF Wiuduer. The evil
oence against them IN possession OF the
IS N-ndber police was not mentioned IN the
telegram requesting their arrest
The tE1 young men. whose names are
Joseph and Louis Asler. were arrested
al their home, IN Monroe street. They
we're taken down 90 aeadquarters and
pu- through a severe criIIsnE. bur moth
lns Of importance was elected from
either
Notes as a CIeyv.
AT the same time the police gave it out
they also told about another clsw tbsv
had been working on and which looked
wei just al present II seems that the
letter they received or November g. 1la-
lotifylng them Of 81 RosenbIoon-s dis |
ippeararce, also contained the informa- /
.-on that his relatives had found among /
The old mans papers a little note signed /
By one Dr. y Sapi-o. OF % East Broad /
way which read Mr.. s. J. Rosenblo-n |
s under my treatment for a serious /
lisease"
Acting on this, Detective LYONS was
ent around 20 see what the doctor knew
'ar-ro said that about November q a
oung man not more than eighteen or
iletee1 years Old. had called on hin, 10
e treated for an a5Iueut whose na-r-e
ne doctor. Tor professional reasons. could
et ciFulSe- This young man presented
ne card OF ; J. Rosenbloom. Windber
o. after receiving his prescription the
ocJol said his visitor told a story OF
eng I-lNea Up IN some court proceed
is. and asked II be would have any OBJ
7ctlon 20 writing out a little note. saving
lat AR Rosenbloon vas under bis (s-s
me doctor subsequently recognized the |
5te as the one he had given 70 the ,-o,,re-
ian be also recognized a picture Of
2uns Alexander RosenbIOom as the man ,
no got him 20 write out the note While /
-e detectives were talking with the doc
Y he happened 70 recall that a young
II had called on him after Lyons had
zen around and asked about the note. I
he doctor told her the circumstances {
2cer which It had been obtained and de- /
rloec the man who got it from him.
Ny God-' cried the girl That's nv
other; he's killed my father"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
GIRL BRIDE DESERTED.
Husband Leaves Note saying, Gone
to south America

s7e1al 20 TIE Washington Head
Richmond, Va. Aug 24-As q tragic
end 10 an elopenent OF last week. Mrs.
H 3. Kelly. Of Preston. y. J. to-day
located her daughter Constance in d
boarding house in chis city. and learned
after her arrival that the young woman
had been deserted by samzeI Hope. who
left a note for his young bride. saying
that he was going 20 South America
never 20 return
The couple were married in Washing
ton Mother and daughter returned North
to-risht.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
OFFERS TAFT BIG STALLION.
Norfolk Man Wants TO sell Circus
Horse for $3.50.

Horse for $3.50.
several days ago a story was printed
that BriE~ Gen Clarence p. Edwards
chief q the Irsular Bureau OF The War
Department, and az intimate friend o..
former Secretary OF War Taft. had been
commissioned 10 buy a new riding horse
Tor AIr- Tatt Cen Edwards received
the following postal card in his nal yes
terGay morning
No-f-s. Va. Az -3 -ss
1eer >ir- ssz b. che raFcrs -la- you a-p ---yl--
-l ~ E7rse --- Lz-P7es- Tar. We ~ Es-s-
61E- on c-r i1-1 a. T1rb---. y e R-555aT
--a--'71- 5 Ez71s h-l. Sa1l pounds u7g rs---
sl1 sE----7-l--s Tll Ee-z1re I'd alr--sl-s q III
Tar he is cream clloIC6. and lie rear v--- Is
zau- We E--e ces- --l-E L1- c-r ---E sg
gc11-s q sl-I "a cc--ui-e r5-s. ana be 49,
.i easy
De . and C. ce-hy and ---s u0 a b5- h-- "
iar- can held LIN down ALRIGHT Hes Er-s-- rzr-r
o. C-e eye E-r --- 81 rrg can ---ics = ----r
we 81 -l- non Cl---s. ard be car do al kinds
p -lc-s- II lie LZ-F-e=-- -e-s -lis animal s-5 :
lss r-1-1z-a7ls rasc1 with him ca he VII - /
--s q sod s5y--risln- Prce. $500 casz
A---ess SILAS WEtS-
~ y Nll-Hg Sr-a1- N1rflE
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
SLAYER'S CAPToRs TAKE REST
stop at Richmond with Brooklyn
Nan Caught in Florida.
special 70 he Washington Head.

-I7''- . II-l Wa.llI-l8-0I Herall-
Richmond. Va. Aug. z4-Saviao Rer-
nado. who killed his sixteen-year-old
sweetheart III Brooklyn. as safely lodged
IN jsu here tonight.
He was captured in small Florida
town after a search practically OF the
whole continent
The girl refused 70 marry him. and he
shot her while she was on her knees
praying 10 him for mercy. He SEM eve
balls into her body. The BROOKLYN on
GERS who have him in charge stopped here
70 take a short rest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
STEERS EAT DYNAMITE.
Blow Up when Struck by Farmer
with stone

"I"W . v hen Struck BY Fcrmer
with stone
Plymouth. Ind. Aug. 24-Oscar Hrr
living near Bremen. lost two va1-srra
steers in an unusual manner. HIS ca-rr4
were grazing in field where 1rr H-~
was blasting stumps. While he was ab-
sent the steers ate a quantity OF the
dynamite When driving them in al
evening Nr- HUI threw a stone a. the
herd
The missile struck one Of the steers
thar had eaten OF the dynamite and the
shock exploded the stuff IN the animals
stomach and the steer was blown into
srrllthereens- The concussion caused BY the
explosion Jared the other steer and il
blew up The explosions were fsIt dis
uncrly Cor several miles
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
NOISELESS RIFLE TESTED.
Maxim Invention Surprises Army
Officials.

Springfield Mass. Aug -2-OHciaI tests
were made here to-day Of the noiseless
rife OF Hiram Percy Maxim. The tests
were conducted by MAJ Kenneth Nor
gan, Capt. Allen, and Lieut. Meals. Of
the armory. al the Sixteen Acres range.
II was discovered that the regulation
rife could be heard 500 yards. while
with the noiseless device It could b.
heard only 1-511 yards Thus u Der cent
of the noise IS eliminated By the Maxim
invention The noise which IS heard
does not sound Ike the discharge Of
Sun, but more like the click OF the ham
mer on an empty shell
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Showers TO-DAY:
generally fair tomorrow; light
north to northeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
-. Robert. nend I'D Ninrtr-nne-

Tonkers. y. Y. Aug AIRS Caroline
y. Roberts. widow OF Roswell A Roberts
and mother-in-law OF Rear Admiral VII
lard Il. Browns0n. died at her residence.
1es North Broadway. to-day OF disease
Incidental 10 her advanced age Of ninety
one years and Eve months. Mrs. Roberts
was the daughter of Harvey and Martha
CFeIlows) Robinson. and came OF old View
England ancestry, one OF her forefathers
having been q governor Of Nassachu-
sets
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
WANTS HELP OF TAFT.
senator Hopkins Goes TO Hot Springs
20 Be Disappointed.

20 be Disappointed.
Hot Springs. Va, Aug. D - Senator
Hopkins IS undoubtedly coming 70 Hot
Springs 20 ssk for aid from the national
ticket in his ngEt for reelection. He got
a plurality. but not a majority Al The re-
cent primary. and now his fight VIII have
10 be carried before the Illinois Ieef-fs-
rure-
II J1at IS the purpose OF his visit he viii
De disappointed Ar Taft has refused N
metdls IN local State fights.
Lhe news that "a. r. Stubbs. the Re-
publican nominee for governor Of Kansas
has come out IN favor Of the extension 10
Kansas Of the Oklahoma idea Of Evarzr-
-eelnE deposits n state banks. caused a
SIT here to-day AIr- Stubs declaration
was made on the same dav thar Pos--ss-
leg General Meyer attacked the Rrvz.
guarantee plan for national banks. StvhFss
IS man Of the Ia Toilette type.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
WILL DENOUNCE
HAMS ON STAND
Wife'S Attitude Opposite to
that Of Nrs. ThaW.
TO DEFEND CHARACTER,
Attorney Says if She Testifies
viii Be for State.

Slayer Of Annis Raves when He
Dons His Uniform for Preliminary
Hearing, to Which He Is Con-
Quoted HandcEEed 10 Brother.
Case Continued Until To-day-Re-
ports of Army Assistance Denied.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
OLD SOLDIER DISAPPEARS.
Discovery of Bloody Uniform su=-
Bests Foul Play.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.

oN'Ns T Jul NY
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Bristol. Va, Aug 24--Edward T-ibbIe.
a veteran Of the civil war. for Two years
an inmate OF the Soldiers Home here.
left Bristol several weeks ago with a
large amount Of money for hts home at
St Louis. No He is believed 20 have
been the victim OF foul play
A bloody uniform. thought 10 have been
the one worn by the veteran. was found
later az Nashville Tenn His son. who IS
a prominent cattlemaa OF Utah. has given
Up the search
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Appears in Uniform.
Diaz's SON Promoted.

Mexico City. Aug Z-9Iaj- Po-friG
Diaz. son Of President Diaz. has been
promoted To the rank OF lieutenant colonel
IN the Mexican army. He served for
some time as military attache Of the
Mexican Embassy at Washington, and
was formerly an Instructor in ne na-
tionaI military academy at ChapuItepec.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
BRYAN TO ATTEND
KERN NOTIFICATION
Leaves Chicago ReaSSUred by
COnteFeeS.
NONE IS NOT so IMPORTANT
Car tdate Declares Personal Atten-
tao TO Duties of Organization
week Aided by Enthusiasm and
Co.'S sentiOusness. VIII Accom-
P--sh More Than Gold

/ CA- ago Aug Civilian J. Bryan. ac-
cong --ied by q number OF Democratic
! par chiefs. left to-day for In5ianapoIis.
/ why they VIII attend the exercises To-
NOR s. in which John ". Kern will he
not u his nomination for the Vice
P cy.
The party boarded a train at the Polk
street station Mr. Bryan was given an
ovat,eu. Early in the day scores OF visi-
tors anxious 70 meet Mr.. Bryan called AZ
the -uditorium Annex Visitors thronEad
the t-ional -eadguarters. bringing word
Of & d chances for Democratic success
in their sections.
Chairman Mack. with the heads Of the
various committees. gathered with Mr..
Brye~ and a general review Of the situa-
ton xss made before the departure for
indianapolis AIr. Bryan held a long con
ference with Chairman Tomlinson. Of the
committee on club organization. and upon
its conclusion the Presidential nominee
expressed himself as greatly pleased with
what had been accomplished in that direc-
ton.
Speaking IN details Of the work. OIr
Bryan said: There is nothing that in
creases mans interests in the party's
success more than the work that he him
self does. When 2 man joins a club and
enrols himself as worker his own en-
thUsiasm is increased
Money of Second Importance.
While IT is necessary 10 give attention
to the raising Of money for campaign
the collection Of money is but
a Sman Part OF the work Of the campaign.
The most valuable contribution a man
makes to his party is the service he rem
ders by cooperation with other Demo- !
Gratis. The larger the club the better he
impression made; the larger the club. the
greater the amount OF work done the
larger the club the more the enthusiasm
I am very glad to know that our work 1
IS so well started and in such good. hands
NJ. Tomlinson's part IS in the club move
nent and he is pushing it with all Of his
energy.
Representative William Sulzer. Of New
orl- who has Travelled over Is. 000 r,fIas
through Western and Pacific Coast Srsraet
since the Denver convention. said that
eminent through the Western States v-ss
distinctly for BRYAN. and that the Ne
3rasian would be elected without the beln
u an Eastern State. However. he de-
,lared, New York would go strongly
Democratic
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Suicide Mar 4 ..R1nn-

New York. Aug 24--Deeiarsns that she
had no intention Of committinz suicide
and tiiEt she was only ''bIuang- a7nia
Nuliisan- sixteen years old. Of 10e ~
ark avenue. Jersey City. was to-5sv .
ralgned before Judge Farmer. in the E5-v.
criminal Court in jersey CITY.
Sne told the Judge that her mother oh
lected 70 her keeping company with a
certain Young man whose nane she 6i5
not uention, and that she made tbe
bluff at suicide TO scare her. mo+ber
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Summer Spccia1s-Arti-tGc Desir7S ana
clusters. $ and up- Blackstone. Isth &. II
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Dressed Boards. (SheathinE), 81 .s5 100 TT.
Frank Libbey * Co. sth and y. 7. ave NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Visit Great Rocl.rt1I. r.,-

g cents for the round trip. good for the
week via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The E-35 noon train in time for the races.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
IN SEPARATE CELLS.
Woman and Daughter Parted for
Further Investisntson.

Further InvestiEntion.
Baltimore, Nd. Aug 24-The Baltimore
detectives believe tonight that they have
solved the Camden trunk mystery.
Locked up in separate cells in the Cen
tral police station on the charge Of mur-
oerlng the head Of the family. Solomon
Jacob Rosenoioom, are Mrs. Bunnie Ro-
seH5ioon-- ffty-seven years old. the wife.
and Eva Rosen5loom. the daughter. who
viii be sixteen years old next month
The two are held pending advices from
s ". McMullen, chief Of police Of Wind
Der. Somerset County. Pa. 20 whom
Chief Farnan sent telegram this even
ING notifying him that the mother and
daughter had been apprehended in re-
sponsa 70 his racuasr
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
IOWA UNDER FROST.
Corn Damaged by First Freeze Of
New Winter.

Des 1foines. Iowa Aug. 2.-Frost was
general throughout Iowa last night The
damage TO corn cannot yet be estimated
Freeing temperature was reported
from the lower parts Of Northern Iowa
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

SessonsbIe Flowers for Weddings.
Reasonable prices Blackstone. 18th and Y,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Dressed PaIlnEs Cheaded). 81 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey x Co. sth and y. Y ave NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
work Over CIevv.

Detectives tonight are working on a
cleW TO the Whereabouts Of Alexander
Rosenbioou, aged nineteen years. who is
accused BY MS mother. in a confession TO
the Baltimore chief of police. Of killing his
father on the night OF November II last.
and it is the belief Of Captain Of Detec-
tives Pumphrey that the mother IS her
sell implicated in the crime. The daugh-
ter is not thought to have been concerned
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Lumber Prices Are the Lowest Vow in
years. Libbey & Co, eth and y. y. ave,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Ga Flooring (cOmmon). SI-5O Per 100 Fl
Frank Llbbey & Co., 6th and y. Y ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
SPECTACULAR FIRE
RACES TWO HOURS
Darby Printing COmpany'S
Plant Badly Damaged.
OPINION DIFFERS as TO LOSS

RePreseHtatfve Of Concern Places II
at S2oo,oOO, While the Fire Mar
shall says II VIII Not Exceed
F25-o00->tHrtIiEE Report that the
willard Hotel Was Threatened.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
SUICIDE INDITE5
DYING THOUGHTS
Leaves a Brief Record of
His Sensations.
i. D. ADAMS TRAGIC END
Room Danced" and He Seemed
Lifted from Earth.

Had Turned on Gas in Apartments
in Twelfth Street House and Wrote
as Fumes StifIed Him-MeIanchoIy
over Death of Wife on August 3
Prompted the Act-Left Notes.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

Ceiling (beadede. $3.50 Per lee Feet.
: rank Libbey & c.. 9Th and n y. ave. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

80 T SgprrSs shIagIeS, - Per 1000.
'--H >' 9Th and y. y. ave Nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25

siding, 1zx6 IN. C,l. SI.5O Per 100 TT.
{ TsZlS LaoDeT 4 ca. Gin and \. Y. ave. nv.
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vas almost a repetition
q again requested that
e7-.f'ar or Page 3, COIum g.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-25
Disconnected Notes

Al OF the notes were rather diseon-
nected- one read
No'ity a. olos The Ho1. a. F. Th9n7s s,1-
Lake Cts. Utah
Rss1e-fullv u A9.,rs
Here gees Dothius A life spent il z-izery- yg7s--
e'er iau-is had an nv ozn Eo-st enenr.
Another note read.
hereo1 assign al ny earthly Belongings 20 ANA
A--las. no 3 street, salt Lake CITY. Utah Please
notify her vixen found al ouce. Also 7o-ier
ReInf,lrz AZ li55 Monroe street. city.
Gc0dFy all
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25
Thinks 1, Saved His Lie.

Lester NJ. Nelson, of Nap'es.
Maine, says i'll a recent letter: i
have used DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry many wears, for coughs and
colds, and l think it saved my life
7 have found it a reliable TT medy
for throat and lung complaints,
and would no more be without q
bottle than I would lie without
food" For nearly forty years New
Discovery has stood al the head of
throat and lung remedies. As a
preventive of pneumonia and heal
er Of weak lungs it has no equal
Sold under guarantee at all drug
stores. SOC. and 81 90. Trial bot
| tie free.
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25
STATE NEWS.

John Edward, 15-months old
son of MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Hill,
of Asheville, was drownded Fri
day evening in a tub of water
into which he had fallen.
Jesse Durham, 16 years old, a
member of a picnic party from a
Sunday school in Greensboro,
was drowned Saturday afternoon
while bathing in a pond near
Greensboro.
Frank Smith, a negro who
was shot while attempting to en-
ter the home of Editor w. H.
Stewart, of Salisbury, last We'd
nesday morning, died at his
home near Salisbury Friday.
Rufus Clarke, 14-year-old son
of Mr.. Dave Clarke, an employe
of the Clyde Cotton Mills of
! Newton, was burned to death
Saturday as the result Of trying
to starting a fire in a stove by
pouring kerosene on live oc;tls.
Mr.. D. W. Misenheimer, OF
Newton, while returning home
from Hickory Friday afternoon,
was assaulted and robbed by q
tramp who asked and obtained
permission to ride. Mr.. Misen.
heimer was shot through the arm
and was sandbagged into uncon
SciousneSs.
The board of aldermen O
| Greensboro has passed an ordi
nance providing that liquor pre-
scriptions shall be filled by onl,
one drug store in the city AM
requiring the chief of police t
make daily inspection Of all pre-
scriptions filled. At the end o
| each month a list of the name
of all physicians giving prescriI
tions, together with the amour
prescribed by each, is to be pub
, lished, and any person purchas
ing as much as half a gallon dun
ing one month may also have hi
nan published also.
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25

James Schoolcraft Sherman,
the Republican nominee for Vice
President, is known in Wash
ington as Sunny jim" He is
the richest man of Utica, N. Y,
but he is not popular in the EN-
pire State and political experts
do not consider that putting him
on the ticket is going to insure
| New York's electoral vote for
the Republicans.
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25
Born in Iowa.

Our family were all born and
raised in Iowa, and have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy (made at Des
Moines) for years. We know how
good it is from long experience in
the use of it. In fact, when in
Ell Paso, Texas, the writer's life
was saved by the prompt use of
this remedy. We are now engag-
ed in the mercantile business at
Narcoosee, Fla, and have intro
duced the remedy here. 1t has
proven very successful and is con-
stantly growing in favor. ENNIS
BROS. This remedy is for sale by
all druggists.
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25
Stomach Trouble Cured.

If you have any trouble with
your stomach you should take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets. Mr.. J. P. Klote. of
Edna, Mo, says: Il have used a
great many different medicines
for stomach trouble, but find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy l ever used" For
sale by all druggists.
The Robesonian., 1908-06-25

Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
stomach and liver troubles, keeps
you we'll all summer. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Try it and you will al
ways buy it. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. J. D. Mcmillan & Son.