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The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

BRIEFLY, THE OFFICIAL HISTORY
 OF THE COMPANY IS AS FOL-
 LOWS:
 March 9th, 1853: Monroe c. Sher- man elected President; John Aberne- thy elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 January 30th, 1854: Monroe c. Sher- man elected President; John Aberne- thy elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 February End, 1855: Monroe c. Sher- man elected President; John Abernethy elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 January 18th, 1856: John Abernethy elected President and Secretary and Treasurer; salary S45O.0O per annum.
 February End, 1857: John Abernethy elected President; Josiah c. Minor elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 January 26th. 1858: John Abernethy elected President; Edward Cowles elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 January 18th. 1859: D. M. Cowles elected President; Edward Cowles elected Secretary and Treasurer.
 No minutes kept from 1871 to 1885.
 January Fist, 1886: Edward Cowles elected President; J. H. Cowles elected Secretary and Treasurer.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

business; the buying, selling and deal ing in all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise and all articles of proper .y necessary and convenient to carry
 on the businses as aforesaid. This is to notify all persons interested that the first meeting of the Corporation will
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

Der of shares annexed to his name of the capital stock of said Corporation. Each share to be Twenty Five Dollars as aforesaid and to be paid for by in-, stallents as the Directors of. said Cor poration shall call in the same.
 Article 9th. The said Corporation is established, and located in the village of Hotchkissville, Town of Woodbury, County of Litchfeld, and State of Con- necticut.
 WOODBURY, JANUARY 1ST, 1853.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
11EAKs or STORM A
TOLD n DIsPATCHEs

At purvis, MiM.. where sixty-tws
bodies we're 10 md. . 3-year-old child wa
found Immediately after the cyclone stand
ing In front OF the postofice ruins m
harmed. Its identity Is o known
Near Church Hill. Miss. q negro baby
was caught in the wind. carried 300 yards
and deposited In q swamp unhurt. An
aged negro woman was whirled into the
air n her head almost severed by flying
fimbers before she fell ii q cotton field
100 yards from where her cabin had
stood. The body Of a little negro boy VA
found In 4 field with a piece Of timber
driven through the heart.
Houses were lifted bodily in the air q
rurvis. Miss., and carried along for great
distances and then dropped a mass OF
wrcckage. q. q. Autry and his wife had
a remarkable escape In one Of these aerial
fights. He was practically unframed,
but bis wife sustained serions injuries.
w. g. Mayhon. the station agent, also
sailed through the air in the depot and e.
capped unharmed.
In Concordia Parish, La, a negro boy
was found almost wrapped around q tree,
his left leg being broken in four places
and his right arm broken. His mother
and two sisters were killed. His father
is dying from a fractured skull and four
Of his brothers are also fatally injured.
The usual freaks were played by the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
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The spring meet At Bennins TRACK NJ
. great success.
First naseman Arthur Brown Of the
81. Louis Americans has been sold to Nil
waukee. where he will suppsant Jaca
Flynn. who refused to report.
Race track gambling at Benning. the
Mecca Of sports and bookmakers in thu
spring and fall. is no more. In LEES thas
four minutes the Senate passed 1 bib
making Il unlawful TO lay wagers on any
event IN the District a Columbia. eve
when the -~peripatetic" 1syssem Of booas
ing h followed.
Battling Nelson has signed articles 4
tisht forty-6ve rounds with .18oer" IN
holx before : San Francisco club.
Sir Wooster. the grind looking sou d
Arllinxton ard Lady Wooster, won tn
great s~tee-1chase at Benniax, pulling a.
from Bioodstcnc and Bcldemo. which
6E:saed seond and third, respectively
and bur others.
AZ Oakland. Cal. Cabin. y. n. Hiram,
nOn's old selding. won the San Rafael
hAndicap. He covered the mile and one.
eighth in 1:5l 80 o. 3r5 q ! srcond
- ttan the track record, without *
eendsrs hsrsalf Ia he iesst.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
THE COST OF LIVING.
5hina, India and France Are Affected
Like Ourselves.

0A8O VUEo0AvO9s
The outcry against tn Increased cost
u present-iay. living. a. compared with
the flgureo ofta few years back. Ii not
limited 10 the United States, says q
Washington correspondent. The rnce
II prices upward has been going on In
sar Of the world. One issuc of
he Daily Consular Reports. which arr
published BY the bureau OF manufac-
lures. showed startling increases In
three widely separated sections.
At Tsingtau. China. 1t was possible
ten years ago to employ excellent
Aboys'' ut $40 to s.. gold, a month !;
cooks from $40 10 So. and the CEN
sral house coolies for $2.5O and ~. At
the present time the "boys'' receive So,
gold /: cooks. SO to SIS coolies. 81 aud
Ri. ana chlldren's Chinese nurses de-
nand $15 a month and their food. Rents
have doubled In the ten years.
Consul general william II. Michael
supplies figures on increases OF food
prices ut Calcutta within the last two
years. He says: "Ecef has gone mp
3c3ila md mutton 100 per cent. Flour
has advanced 20. eggs 10. vegetables -.
sapi ana coke Is and milk ~ per cent
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

A general arbitration treaty between
he United States and Spain val signed
The House has agreed to the conferences
report On the bill recognizing the CO.
salar services.
It is stated ut the Department Of JUS
tice that arrangements are well under
way for q test case Of the commodities
clause Of the Hepburn act to be made.
unless a material change takes place i.
the situation as 4 result Of legislation a.
other circumstances.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

wind. Twenty prisoners were In the town
jail. The roof was lifted o6, but % ter
rifed were they that no one attempted b
escape. None Of the prisoners was sert
onsiy injured. The wreckage which ~
NAMED q The site Of Z lumber mill, mar
town. consisted largely Of splinters, from
the size of ~toothpicks up to small sticks.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Consul Cahpaman Coleman writes from
ROubaix. France: The following ad-
vance Of prices In percentages during
the last nve years. from 1909 to 1907.
may b noted: Bread. 10: beef. -:
veal, ~: mutton, %: pork. -: butter.
~; cheese. .: vegetables Is to 80,
eastry. -: oil. ~: coal, -: charcoal.
~; coffee and chocolate. q. rhe
greatest Increase. 90. II for fish. and
~ smallest, 10, for candles and Pr
roleum.~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Senate several hours Thursday. Senator
Teller of Colorado denounced that service
a unwise and its administration a. arbi
trary, while senator Depew spoke in adj
vocacy of the extension Of the work Of
the forest reserves. An address in sup
port OF the bill to establish postal saw
ings banks was made BY Senator Carter
Of Montana. Senator Culberson of Texas
called the attention of the Senate to news
pap~r publications to the effect that the
President and the interstate
commission had agreed to allow the rail-
roads TO increase freight rates. This sus-
gestion precipitated a discussion a. to the
powers Of the President or the commits
lon to make snch m agreement. The
Senate passed a bill a~ppropriating $1,000
toward the erection Of . monument to
Pocnhoutas at jamestown, Va. After ten
days discussion consideration OF the sun
dry civil appropriation bill was completed
By the House. but before putting it on its
passage . reccss until Friday was taken.
The bill carries . total appropriation OF
sos. 500, 80. or $1.2A1.00O more than A
reported by the committee. A provision
providing that salaries and wages for
work on the Panama canal shoald MOI ex-
ceed by more than . per rent the Sal
aries and wages paid in the United States
n similar work was defeated, 10 to 1Ol
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

Teotoot a0&tuo0 U00obootc0s
With about 200 of the New York po-
iics force present. rome In uniform and
Others IN plain clothes, > meeting Of the
Socialists was heid 70 protest against the
srunlity q these SANE police In prevent
ing tn Unfon Square meeting az the mn
employed the week before. Alsernon T<e.
editor 81 he New York Socialist. who
presided. saId they were glad to have the
police hsar what was thonSht Of them.
Morris HilQuit gave notice to all the
forces Of reaction that IN trying to make
tAs incident the pretext for 4 campaign
of Islander against the Socialist move
meat they had undertaken ! fraitlen and
silly taak. All the speakers said the po-
~ clubbing hsa made many recruits for
- Socialist canse.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
VOORHIS AND CL0UGHEN
APPOINTED By 1HE4RN.
Superintendent Of Buildings and
Commissioner of Public UOrkS.

Borough President Ahearn appointed John
C.loughen Commissioner of Public Works yes
terday to succeed Henry :. Thompson. resigned,
aud John +. Toorhis former president % the
Board Of Elections, as Superintendent Of Pub
lie Buildings and Offices. TO succeed John H.
Stewart a temporary incumbent. The salary
Of the first office is 5000 and Of the latter
5000 a year.
The appointments are sanctioned by Charles
F Murphy who has been trying for some time
find q post for Mr.. Toorhis. who lost his
place when. acting On the order OF Mr.. Muir
ply. he sided with William R Hearst in con
troyersy in the Board of Elections in 1906
Mayor Mcclellan appointed Commissioner Dool-
ing in his place. He also served as Police COM
missioner and city Magistrate.
John CIoughen has not been active in Tam
many politics. but he pulled a good stroke in
the County Democracy back in the days when
Hubert o. Thompson was the head OF the City
Works Department. He was in Thompson's de-
partnent by appointment of Fitz John Porter
Later Mr.. Cloushen entered the contracting
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
WOULD PROBE P. 0. DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Missouri, Says People Have
Been Robbed of s70,0o0,00o.

Washington. March 5.-The charge that IN. GOV
@rnnent had been robbed II over $40 GHo 90 since
1850 By railroads c1rrying he mails mas r1ads -
the House % Represents rivAs to-day by Nr. LIoyd
of Missouri! He referred 70 The svsten of weighing
the mails recently introduced hy the Postmaster
General declared that i adrnission that
the PcstoflCG Department had allowed the people
Of the country be mulcted Of the sum stat
I'd. He demanded 70 know why suits had not been
instituted against the railroads 70 recover this
rnorsy. 70 suit. h charged, had heen fled and
Lona suggested.
! call upon the chairman Of The committee .
aEdlt and control the expenses q The Fosroffice
Department, he exclaimed. TO investigate that
department and ascertain whether there anything
vrcng
NJ. Tanzer. Of Pennsylvania the chairman.
pl-dged 4 careful investigation into the subject
Nr. Llovd. referring 70 the retirement Of NJ.
Madden. the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
and The proposition TO drop twenty-five postcf1ce
inspectors. declared that they were from the be
ginning al 'marked" men because of their coznec-
non IN one way or another with the suppression
Of certain publications
We have toe much bureaucracy, he eNClalrlsd
We need more law ana less departmental rul@.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

firm Of Muir = & Co. which was organized BY
ex-Alderu1an Joseph Murray. His experience in
tbs contracting business was gained largely
while in the employ of Locke s. Munro as
plumber foreman dur;ng'the construction Of the
Eq qulta bic Life Assurance Building and others
While Mr.. Cloughen has 2 military bearing
he vas unable 70 enlist in the Civil War. ss
he failed 70 meet certain requirements. After
being refused enlistment he stayed with tbs
army for several months. but did not take part
in any actual service, 1Ir. CIougher was born
IN Ireland. and came to this country with
his parents TWO years Later When 4 6ov
he was apprenticed to rhe plumbers trade. and
from then on took a number OF contra acrs unit,
he retired from active business several months
age NJ. Ahearn says he appoints Nj clouEhen
because ne is 1 practical man.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
WILL HAVE DEMOCRATIC SUPPORT.
Five Minority Senators Have Declared for
the kIdrich Bill.
z -he Associated Press


Washington. March a careful 1anVsss # the
Ssnsre @ ascertain the sentiment IN regard 70 the
Aldrich currency cil indicates that wlen - comes
70 = vore there u-lII b= more Democrats Senators
recorded for Z Than Republican Senator'S against
Il Since the speech by Senator Smith q MIchi-
gan = opposition % the railroad bond feature Of
The measure II has beer stated psTsistently that
there IS Republican detection that endangeTs the
passage o. he bill. Senator Smith today an
nouace1 that - vii for the bill he VIII -
OF record as fa"orirE the amendment 10 eliminate
-slrosd bonds IS security for the emergency cir
c1.lztio1. bUt i this Is lest, IS probable ths
failure OF hls effort VII turn him against the
measure 3 WHOLE. Senator Smith assumes the
position that II Is the Aldrich bill or nothing
Several dates for have been suggested
from time 70 time DIX for one reason another
II has been necessary o postp orls Jhe time The
reason fo- The delay as stated on the Ao7r today
by Senator Al6-ich : that several Senator's who
desire 70 speak have been compelled 70 pCSJpcns
their remarks 6y other business or Illness in Pre-
2ari-g their arguments L appears TOW that not
mora than hsL- dozen Republicans will vote
sga,rsJ he measure. OF these Senators Nelson
Ia Toilette and Hepburn are already OF record
Senator CIzpp, the colleague Of Senator Nelson
aud Senator stephenson. JAs colleague Of SensJor
Ia Toilette. are SAID 20 Dc II favor OF the bill
Senator Boreh, q Idaho is against the railroad
nord fearure but has not decided how he VIII voTe
O. The bill
Five Democratic Senators have signlhed their IN
tention 70 vote for rs passage.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
pIUMBER SHOOTS BANKRUPT DEBTOR

IL Broadway, Williamsburg. had gone into bank
rurtcv Charles Epstein. q plumber. OF No $
Tornpkins avenue shot him down before crowded
meeting OF creditors tn Cohen ONCE yesterday.
Cohen was taken 10 the Williamsburg Hospital
with bullet in ms abdomen, and is IN a serious
condition.
Epstein hourished his Emoking revolver at a
number Of in the place who tried 30 seize him.
He started down Broadway. but captured
within few yards by Patrolulan John JacQuiilard
of the StAgg street station who passing in
citizens clothes. Epstein taken TO the Ciymfr
street station and held 10 await the result of
cohen's injuries. lie said that Cohen had repeat
edy failed his notes. and that he owed him
more than 600 for plumbing work
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
CITY NAP RUN LINES.
Tonkers Considering Taking Con
troll of Street RdfI7cays.

The fact that ne TonkeEs Railroad t-or,rsr--.
operating all the streetcar li.ses n the civ Of
Toulssrs may lose all some OF us franchises
has leo the Beard Of Aldermen cf that civ ~
consider The advise bity Of the mUni.ipal owner
ship OF lines. Although motion looking -
the requirement of the lines y tae city was lost
Counsel gave II his opinion that under the
present charter OF the city II had no right 70 a-
quire and operate -a!lrosds. Effort vviu Ea made
have the charter amended as 70 give the cttv
this right
The last franchise granted 70 ths railroad was
given or the condition thai IL operate cars over
the South Broadway spur. Leading directly from
Getty Square 10 kngsbriGge. that il operate car =
over a new line 10 hs constructed in Elm street
and that it give an scent tare TO the city TutH
Leslie ]. Sutherland was appointed temporary re
ceiver of the road. none Of the conditions uas
lived up Since then the cars have been operated
the spur with Scent fare 10 Borough
Hall, BROOKLYN. by way OF the subway, but because
the receiver was unable 10 effect an agreement
with the Interborough- Metropolitan company h.
has charged 1o-cent fare from Borough Hall -
Yonkers. No ears have been operated over. the
Elm street line The agreement NJ the companv
10 install air brakes on some OF It's lines has also
not been fulfilled.
The Democrats In the Board OF Aldermen u is
understood. favor municipal ownership while the.
came up Monday night two Democrats on a aues-
ton OF legality voted with the Republicans giving
them the majority.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Uhere a CivH Life Medical 4p-
pointee Has an 4dUantage.
sFrom the Tribune Bureau.
II = l. 80 II :

W NaSEl1iEtCH- AoFtta
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST DOCTORS--Tae
Navy Department is seeking to correct an iutus-
tice which now operates In the cases Of certain
a7pCiutees the naval medical corps Appoint
rnents made 20 commissioned grades IN the navy
from civil life carry with them. for the purpose o.
computing the pay. five Years constructive service
but in the of certain warrant officers who
have been made assistant surgeons this allowance
of time possible. In a recent instance
hospital apprentice first class had. before his en-
listment- January .. 1907 been graduated from q
medical college in Philadelphia and afrerward con
tinUed his studies until ne pointed as
sistant surgeon on Julv q 1897. A. result of the
six months service which he Esd thus rendered
TO the navy. upon his appointment an assistant
surgeon ne received only 1850 per an1un. where
as an assistant surgeon who was appointed tae
next day from civil life received an increase Of -
per for i've years constructive service MAX
ing his pay $3.50 Per a1nurl. Il Is desired -
change the law 50 that under such circumstances
the arpolntee may get credit for service as zould
be the case r. appointment made from civll
life.
ORDERS ISSUED. The following army and
navy orders have been issued.
ARMY.
Briradisr Genera RAMSEY D, POTTS. De-
pa-rnlent cf the GIlE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
DR.. BFNsEL ON WATERSHED PoLTCE.
Saws Work Of New Force VIII Bs # Mrs.,
Serious Character

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rrorectIc- of -h= z--sd--- -z-s~ss7 --7 che -z-79
e % bA no fcLs Ee said --- -~s7---= -= ~cz-1
recuiras -.s- --e t7s-+ shall +--~-s- ----s~ 0c-r@
protection 20 -Le localities winch any ---z 80
be done nd -1zr -r= loa-5 z-zu 's7c---- s--
clsr- r.u--ts- II persons 20 p0-i-s s-e--7-z- -
ss17 localities
-1e ror-.ss-c-e- s-.5 -zz- --~ss--zz-0- =--V7f
re camp - I 1--Na--~. -ha -cr--a---- &c To-S
ou-s55= PeeEsz-- had -c-1--E 70, a. ~---- ~ s-s-r
-yp1o,5 cases --sre ru- -Le -e-eS~.-~ ~--s =--Tn
- policing -1er= sl1 Wherever -c=-s IS ~--
NJ Bers=i sad -h-V 7e-1a ps --;--~ -- ----v 2sn
v-olld lc -5l-2rarl-- named -1ls wees -7 ---- -
to-c=. and more would - ADDE'S v--- -7@a71
vVhau J-s AS-cka- dam 7-o-z begin this s----s-
-hare NAV = d CRY O. ave thousand ---z---11S
there mostly v--Ar-sr. practical reg say. al
y vii b sbso--c--v essential % have -1- 2-or@-
sanitary qrcre--o1 f-- -Ls -eg-c1 4cc-- --s-3
All the members Of rl= po---s ----e v--- 1-Ts -
be taken from The C-v-I Ss-v--s C1z---ss---s =,
after adequate aSal-i-s--o-s- ao-- r--=--s- -2-
mental There are erc>- -rzE-y----- -----=- 3f
pli-a--s to- -La places D--v ---e= p-z-5= z-7 7>
zr1pt NJ said -as ---7-- E,---s-z--z- 7.l--- 49,
deputy. Captain II-Har. a1E --= c---. -=T4 7.-
--pr zIT1.G-zl.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
HOW DIRT Is FLYING.
Panama ErCqUatioH Records Stead.
Hy GrozciHg Larger.
from -as Tribune B1-e41

WASHINGTON. March S--I-zss rlau a@o1ao ez5t-
yards n material remain 20 De -XcaE-1ad . eo--
rlate tsa Panama Canal and The rate e s1czva-
ticn has been steadily increased G1ri- L { nov
r-z~-fraf,v sa.a aa5 cubic -ards a month WIZ a.
man, working days IN February LarC1 VII
have tEat figure vo-la have been exceeded zs
II was the ez.-varIo1 for twenty-five Fo-zzz asEs
amounted 10 2s4Ss9 wards. according 70 ne report
cabIed from the l~rhnus TO-DAY Al he Gressn-
rate the excavation Of TIE canal can De- coa-glse1
IN tlirtr-tv,o months ". allowing Ter s-=-s@r-ss.
by January =, 1911
r.--r.I., prepared official as-t--zrs % -
amount az material remaining 20 10 -ZraVztat On
ADrf- Z 1907 has been prepared. and r--s SHOWS
grand total or 1-4.5I5aoo D=d-ctus from --zr he
total amount of excavation since APr- - sssTe-
eating IS5g5G-s Yards. the amount remaining .
Ir done equals only g5.s1s.a-- cubic wards, Vaica
7su doubtless ne disposed cf BY th@ force now n
the isthulus az the rate OF not less than s-'ssa
Yards 2 month
OF course ire facr that the portion . t-s cszal
which can be dredEed Is now being ezcaFa-ed &C.
counts IN some measure for The rennarka11e reco1d
being made. b-.t apart from that the recc-c Y sz-
cavarion on CRY land-if auv land On ne lsIh-a2s
can % 50 caued-exceeds the ros- sansu-ne est
mates OF 2 year ago. The total excavation re
snecrivs q dredging. for February amounted .
fSa, - cubic yards
The daily excavation figures show avsrags =
~ -4s Yards a day in February f74-so yards Il
January and S GO n December Iussz-ucd as =
was predicred that as The grew deeper ard ras
reCeSsttv tcT longer 1aLLS O. rASatdl-1 A-1-11-a
increased the daily exca vaTIo7 must necessary al
"A. The remarkable Showing which The -oTc7 --1s
Chief Engineer GoaELais Is making : -la --czz11
of the utmost E-a-id--rio1 70 the P-ssllzE- and
the Secretary Of War
The rainfall during February s-nourre- -0 7--r
a tnc1. vhicl 1a-ural~ facilitated re V--z 51-
as last years rainy season Effected no falling -
and the monthly output has increased s-sa1y sF7-
since Colonel GC=-hal5 took charge Z --E7 work =
L ucJ believed -lar any zs-1aCz VII ---l- 1-1
the recurrence 0r the wei per-11-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
PRIZES FOR COAL ECONOMY

asGlrEtcE March 5-Virh vlew 70 Increasing
the efficiency n performance o: the motive ma
chlEery ct ships OF WAY both as 10 economy and
speed, and 20 prevent minor prsakdowus. the Navy
Department has approved order gut into force
by admiral L ans by WI -h cash prizes are 20 t-
offered every year tle %. g. 90 IS be
ueved that this viii stimulate competition IN econ
ouy In coal consumption resulting ira a material
saving each day. Admiral Evans. writing 70 the
department on the subject said
The performance Of the ships Of this aA=- tv-~t--
zen from RIol a economy or sIeaaIiuE AZ nod
crate speeds las -o tar been eccentric and ur-
satisfactory, showing serious iack of persOnnsl
and. a my opinion. II is absolutely necessary
that steps Shoud be taken TO increase the interest,"
and knowIed@e shown ny officers nd men IN trl-
whole subject To DO this better method es-
Re devised, TO my a2i-d. than adept some
method O.. competition similar that which has
worked so we'll in advancing the pertorman-e OF
ehirs in gunuery-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
nlRLomATlc NOMINATIONS WADE.

Tas-iug-on. March 5--The President sent 70 rhs
I6ezste -o-dsy ne following nominations
II be consul Eele-al-at-large-A-tred Z i.
r-cc-schslk. q <sT York
7 be consul gs7e-si-F-s1k : HI q MINE
ec-s q Barcelona SPAN James = "a Ssdale-
- Calt.o--la. 8 Petersburg, Russia, Ben5a-
-.l- Z EidgeEey- Of KecrEcEr- q Mexico City.
Nexlco. Edward = Williams, Z Ohlc, Al Ten
-e11. Gina
70 Be censul-PerTe Psul Deusrs. # New
Ezrrpsh1-e. Bahia Brazil
To = ueubz- . he Mississippi Eive- Cor.-
-rlssio--ColoneI u Il Bizbv. corps oT engineers
70 be United SJa-es l.zrshsl for the Eastern
District q Ck,zlO-la-Sz-rlls- Grant Ttctcr, In
-sz~e n C--osveno- 4 Porter. whose nomination
was withdrawn 81 rs request ct The Senate
.TuS.c5zry Committee
Z -ss stated a. tne White House hat NJ
rr--e- whose ncrl-a-ic- was vl-h6-avz vas II
10 way related . ether he President - Mrs
Roosevelt ss had been published.