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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
LOCKED CASHIER IN VAULT.
Three Masked Men Secure $500 nom
North Carolina Bank.

Raleigh, ". e., Feb. lS. After
seeing his bank robbed by three mask.
ed men, Cashier w. q, Waisnsnt
was forced, at the mu1Eles OF revol.
Vers, to enter the vault ;. the heavy
doors OF which were then locked on
the unfortunate Oficial, who remained
in the vault fer more than fifteen
hours.
The robbery was committed at
Granite Falls, N, c., q thriving III.
tie town In Caldwell county. Tne rob.
bers carried on about 50, 500 of the
banks money. overlooking In their
haste two packages containing $1,000
The robbery was not discovered un-
I'll 3 o'clock in the morning When
Cashier W. G. Whisnant did not ap.
pear for breakfast. his family, thor
oughly alarmed, instituted search
On entering the bank feeble tapping
was heard in the vault, and when II
was opened the missing cashier stag
Eered out, more dead than alive from
his fifteen hours OF close confinement
According 10 the cashiers story
three strange mon, wearing masks,
entered the bank at o'clock Saturday
evening and while one of them held
him up. al the point OF a pistol. the
other two helped themselves TO the
banks cash
The work was done rapidly, the rob.
bers betraying the utmost coolness
When they had appropriated the cash
In sight the robbers forced Whisnant
TO enter the vault aud thon looked him
in. Whisnant doclarrs he made all the
noise possible in his cramped quarters
but his disappearance was not noticed
until his family discovered his unusual
absence.
A remarkable feature OF the aifair
Is that at the time the robbers, ac'
cording to the cashiers story, were
lOoting the bank and locking him In
the vault. scores OF people were on
the street in front OF the bank. yet no
one was attracted by what was COINS
on.
There Is no clew 10 the robbers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
"REMEmBER The MAINE ="
Tenth Anniversary Of Destruction Of
pAtsleshlp Observed.

Havana. Feb. IN Tho tenth an
adversary " the destruction of the
battleshIp Maine was observed hcro
with the customary ceremonies.
A ncct Of tuEA and launches congre-
gated about the wreck of the battle
ship on which we're deposited many
noal offerings, Including Nreataa
sSnt by tho Daughters Of the Ameri
can Revolution. Governor MaEOon, ,
Mr. Morgan, tho American minister,
Major General Harry. commander of
the American foTceA in Cuba, the
American Club aud tho Rural Guard
Probably this vas the last time tho
wreck will be decorated. ~ II II er
pectci II wilt bs removed Within tho
year to clear the entrance "a uhafyeE
about % 10 constructed by the govern.
ucut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
Fsmeu. clreUs Nan DEAD

Nov Iork Feb ~ Vim. B,Iig
GO last ~ tho brothers sto organized
the fnmous Eelia btOtbcra cItris com,
linstpp died suddenly hSfs Monday
10 hai hc.a ~ fof several weTta.
but oIs condition had been inip,"v'
Ing sieaAiy " isIs and Il sa' be .ioy.
- Be VAs on m" ROAD 10 recovery
stsa1ilY ~ lale. AMI Il ~~a b.+-,., -
he uas on lhs road 20 FosogcrY an
honesy HorBiHE eAfiy BE- rad siid'
den change fUF The wfope and dish DO.
fpYe q phYsie'sa reached is~ house
CHs,dis waa hMH 80 o." cause ~
death No sahArY.tso years I'D
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
pais asi fot neaflnns

ChstlABooga. Tenn Pei. ~ ~ ne
interstate commerce commission baS
sel the date Tor heariaE rate raKos a.
johnson CITY. Tenn 90 "Wednesday
FOB 10 on the ggft the class
cases will come up TIE Bristol
rates being better than ibs knoHvIile
and Gohason Cliy will maze "a Effort
10 put IN the Bristol lrrr ,nry How
ever. failing In this. NlI BE- ooB,sht
60 Fsearc he MSFfs,Osa -atss shieh
are tie sane as KEnfyl's
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

PatsrsoA. y. J., D., "A The
Rogers LScoHouve vuf bFafrh ~
ths American loc9u g company,
viii Hhnt A1n March & 49, sat
90. aHiegs ihsrt 10 rgt.rai 10 ths To-.
GastIy bfiafp that tiff Tie Diaat
IL No1kinz o. she lAs' ~ isr 90 tso
shop listen i9cor rra Bot ne
soutl,sgB tsAsana nkl.ns. s1agany
EaEA, Of tss.s haze be eonpleiod
ahs = 10 ssia thar there ~ little rsw
bnslnsss 10 sEht
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
Asslnaa 80 b -.

AsGss;A. Ga Fse IS --asfh ls,
tsfss, IL se3Hs maniises ei IN lss say
lnEa sAEts ghat have b~va iaaBEHrsL
- h tUo public stAoo's 7ts hoafa
IS siReaftoa has NJ lakss sais.ai coz
EiI&hes % - psss. 90 q h tsfsase
~ ne ,qinA sssa anz EeD4lapEs
seh9pts, "a, the eaffyg ui Vt 10 bora
- npsR A. az sEtggsln~zl Asesia if
prvte . sHeseEs h Ell gsoaatsT ~ o.
seaiiee " - olAes tet0s!sSs - 80
ioa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
CALLED TO the coLoRS.
A, TlAlS the Apprehension Of HostIIl.
tlss Not AbAtsd.

A. TlAls the Apprehension Of HostlIl.
tlss Not AbAtsd.
T1Aih. Fob. ~ -RSpoFts have been
received here from Armenia that all
the Redias. or Turkish army reserve
forces Ia Van. Mush. and the 0thsg
vilHyetp Ut Armenia have beeh called
10 the c8lors and are proceeding rspld.
~ for the frontier
A. the same titne q l"Agus ~ all the
Turkish revolutionary parties II In
crossing their revolutionary agitation
Appeals aah prOclamaliona arc bcinK
lasued sahortlns tho population IN pro.
test IN every way pdasibls against the
0Arllke plans ~ the sulian
Tho league holds that war would Do
esprrisll lsaatrrus N the present time
a. there IL famine IN Asla MluoF
A, trails tho appTehsnaloa 81 hostfl
liiss has not abated
The Russian military authorities
have sfaerwi that MI hurEsE tk tho
Caucasus suitable fOr military DaF.
poasa bs registered The doctors Of
Tiais held = u,estlHS Fecep . aad vol
"a sred their ssrvhys In case Ot war
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

bifiainGsam, Ala Ven ~ Tho
s8seHttvs toasnBltse 81 Tho aHttad
mihistFatton republican Carif 10 no
state ~ Aiabsms held = msotlaE here
aAd decided 10 call a geaygntion lor the
sleeti0E Of Gsirxates a. af99 70 the
Chleak0 e0assnib0n u Was dectiei
tAAl thsse dsisgsfSs should ~ ~ ChL
eAro Bninstustsd accept tsat they
ahysla aot vote f,f Taft
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
HUMAN TARGET USED sY sLAVS
Checking Murder Committed In Marion
County, North Carolina.

shSetlns Murder Committed In Marion
County, North Carolina.
Marion. n. c.. Feb IS Deputy
Sheriff Cox has Just reached here With
fourteen SLAVE. who are charged with
a shocking murder. Fifteen OF these
foreigners came to camp No on the
South and Western railroad q year
ago and have been al work there over
since.
According 10 the officers Story, the
men QuarTeled among themselves ON
Thursday. the bruut OF the war OF
words falling upon the members 81 the
little colony VINO had been serving ~
it, cook. The fourteen fell ups thu
unfortunate cook that night aud SCOUT.
ing him with ropes hey led bin TO a
spot In the fores; . mile from the
camp. There th"y bound him VIA
ropes. hand and foot. and placing him
IN an uprigat posture against he end
OF q hll the crowd stepped on = few
PAGES and began shooting. psIhg ifc
cook as q tarEet TIE unfortunate
man waA Fiddln4 with hal'sts
After satisfyfnx tteir ihirs, for
blood the murdcrers dus a shallow
trench IN the all and buried heir VIC
tim. The haEtlly provided grave ana
to slpoi on the ground ed 10 The
discovery ot the crime b. q foreman
The deaf nan wss kAosu 20 have hae
tiC0 IN cash. bat rn zcaey NAS fDund
on him Not ere a. the FTisDnsFa
SPEAK Eus,ish and lAongh court COZ
yenss WonG-Y. TIC ia! canbot 30 hsid
unril al interpret ~ 10 s~saTs4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
REPREsENTArIVE DIES.
Virgil Mcknight, Of the kentucky
Legislature, Passes Away,

Frankfort. KY. Feb Is. Virgil
Mcknight. AGED hfty.two years. demo.
cratic representative from Mason coun.
~, dled early Monday in his room At
the capitoi hotel Of cardiac asthma,
after an illness Of less than "a hours
He has represented ha district
in the legislature for three years. Nc.
KniEht was one OF the seven demo
Gratis who has refused 10 yOte for
Beckham for United states senator.
though n number 81 his fricuds say 70
told them he would vote for Bockhan
when the latter needed him
No SeaKOn OF the general assembly
will be held until after no funeral
which viii DO NJ his home a, Mayv
wl!e Tuesday
A successor 10 tho trcoa scd aili be-
elected In Mason coUaty 81 N" cad II
ten days Rookham democrats say
a democrat Il sure ca be elected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

B0stsn rob ~ yJrea teams. con-
pgssi 81 tho foremost followers 81 ths
professional bieYelIHE Fams IA thia
o0uatfy. started hoadaY 90 = ais
daY fses oa ths saucer shaped track
~ gsg PARK square collsAuat Tfs
fiainG Tili occupy Ivo hOaTs AMI ons
haif cath svsuias with ths exception
n saiatday. Nhsa racinE vii eoatia.
M from 2 - ~ b. 10 p ~,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
aLLUsrRAroR DEAD.
Itor Of Newspaper Illustration
IN New York.

cor 81 Newspaper Illustration
IN New York.
YORK. Feb. iS--Word has been
d IN New York Of the death In
bf Veteran Gribayedofi. writer.
l.A apd artist. the originator Of
Aper illustration in New York q,
b born 10 Russia so years ago
lne 70 America while still . boy
ears after he arrived here he
INTO prominence as an illustrator
ritter aud the illustrations be
for hts own articles were prac
the trst ever prlhtOl In a news
in New YORK.
81 his sketches sprang the sun.
which has become 10
h Of bte years. Tie len new
Ia 1887 and thereafter resided In
where b 6died.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
a.r.,sr Clay Ven 90.

washinE,cn. FEB 10 ---ssnatos
AloKasd@r 3 Cav. ~ GsorE'a. 10 ~
wigA an auarA ~ scsts lnaisssttoa
Al he apNriRsais ia isis city Tss
senators physieisa 'ays AA' 80 II -.
yoasly 81. al,soaxA - IN immsdiais
danFsr. s.natDg Cay Wss takoz ~
IN TIE szna,s cssms~y on Yrt4ay e.
tss hls spsech ca sEs At3FisA earFsa
eF AL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

Nss Ysrf rrb ~ AAiaeEss .
pnpaoiAr. Hobeu & cshtvsli 'ubo
s,tfnhtsa inisiSaiion-. Boioris'y All
n rogEh his iss,ia0nY In tie Drurs
case 10 lar 11a EhHiAaa Uasfs -
has sseA wasted Ehsp ~ q ssRrRs -
EryiuFy. sss fsnoses ifom aii hopS
IA Blarsa isiaad 20 th- ihsans Asytan
On wares Islrnd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
WAR ON BLACK HAND
Police Making Vigorous Efforts
to Break Up Evil.
MANY ARRESTS ARE MADE

BY the Wholesale Arrests, a large
Number Of Law-AbidInu Foreigners
viii BE Frse From EN,oruon Of
Money,
Harrisburg. Pa, Feb. Is wen
go men captured IN tpirty raids
conducted by the state polio oowr.
ment IN It's war against "bloc, h,ul'
bands that have been terrw3mg t'r
foreign population In varou, ',clinns
Of tho commonwealth, the nu'bori;.es
count on crushing them out before the
operations cen extend to Americans,
For months the state policemen
have been Nagng war on c.jminai
gangs in the anthracite rog,Uus where
bands have been preylng ON .rrdllous
foreigners, but lately there NNyc been
signs Of the tcrrurIslng being c,upJ,d
to Northumberland county NE ~
native blrrh,
Policemen nave also hrcn sent -
Allegheny county, where Ia. EI.e
made against several prom . 90
aud special details viii opCr.. about
PittsLnrg for some tire 10 come.
by tho wholesale urros's large
Humber OF lawa5iilng foreign VIII
be free 81 extortlon OF money tpr
some time.
During tho past year they received
lcttcrs signed BLANK Hand" threaten,
ing them with murder or having theft
homes burned unless they contributed
money to agents OF the outlaws.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

pn. Ga Feb - Fire O.
TIE FArmeFs' union cotton sin
city II WAS Oune6 AID Goa
b. Bish A Tii1 and wAs erected
y the fan a. a coSs 0f some
per fS.eJ.o An issuance a
as carried On the eatirs pian, /.
Der ADD 0nEins rOom vas not
laased TIE oTigtz q he are
pwn. hvt mass have bssR Ne
81 ieeepsaarT - Il had pot
saies b several days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
had, Z ARE HURT.
I Va Passenger Train Hits
Yard Engine.
Acc Nr AT TOLEDO, OHIO

Q Victorian Disre0ardsd the
"a "a thu conductor-All Ambu.
a n the City Were Sent TO the
u the Wreck.
'of o., Feb. IS. Seven persons
I'd IA and a dozen injured when
81 Agr passenger train struck a
e, pa Western electric car at
II Gan Central crossing in West
q eturday night
sc "a are;
an Myers, motOrman, Of Toledo.
lfH William Fisher, Of West To
l0y sber, OF West Toledo,
Ia 81 Beech, OF Sylvania.
I've ehIldreA OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Md blurred;
EaS zones and wife, of Sylyania
" kton, Trilby, seriously; Jo
a jcpmeyer, Trilby, fatally
af Dolph. Sylvanla, slight; Geo.
Toledo, fatally; Burt Blank.
!. ADla, badly hurt; Mr.. and
Ap1 Parker, Sylvanla; joan
AZ sylvania. slight; Jas. Young,
HIS to an eyewitness OF the
mich occurred shortly after 5
the conductor stopped at the
10 nag the car aerOss. Seeing
n coming, he motiOned To the
ap 70 stop. but the signal was
isUnderstood. not seen or dis
tor the car came Rhesd with
n tesnltS.
B Afabulances in the city were
buAJrnoDed to the scene OF the
Fisher was taken to st. Vim
hospital, where she died.
Of the injured were also sent
81 Vincent hospital.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

yalaosta. 90 Fs5 IA RAID
wss maas os sllha tigers ~ CAisi
DsHselss kss Oneef 1914 wAieh enc
esedssi 10 iaRAirs - - tssm 70 NJ
alI vFiaou a esfp Hl ahS whisky
sas eassBsea At ons - ~ gissss AMI
= large HspsbSF % bottles 81 TIE ether
Both sSts nagrosa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19

woresxtcg Mass ~ ~ .--TSe
Rev ~. Lrmas' & B4Tpss. pastor
q TIE Pin lAptn shsreh - ats
c4ty, has ssso~nsea tia tesisSaiioa u
beeone asl8 sssget&sy for 10 Ansst.
raa nagttsa Hose iflfatas Ao1tsSy
~. nsrtas cane hsss fs0@ FiisseNEx
-. eve yr4sa aEs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
HAD NARROW ESCAPES
People Fled Ia Fright From
Falling Buildings
UNDERMINED BY HIGH WAFER

~
coHHelled to Seek safety In the
strsA-Floods Rpeedina
Pittsb&, Pa. Fob. IL With a
great roa NAwo brick dwelling houses.
locatnd a, Nos ~ nna "a Pom aysn.
J., 49,. No., ,...,,..., b. ~.
Wv ;" w" ''''''> '','''"N" ~
hSod waters eo''ap''d carry Mou'"S
ana 'ol INTO 'ue S''''''
q so'r" '' occupants ""'n'u w tho
erAeN'n walls n'l'V nav u'he "a
reach the sl"e' o''"'o IONS D, p''"
"Hd plaster ,u''''d INTO TOO s't"''"'
= e. Amor son ""s cut ana pr''''
90 oS h>'hG d'h''' anu ''b0'''n "''w
persona hArrN"'y o~'"pN0 oV'nS crush
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
nrs. ThsS vtass asa

NAssavAa. y =. Pen IA Mn
Wtjaa@ \ TAss wa = visitor ~
tfeslaauaa STATE bospiiAl oatgFdag
na6 sstsSsea ms eANpel ssrrlsss go
taE go. IsAEsg q TaaR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
I'm, Msr Rnn

MOafspmefy, Ala web, a. .--W1t
dan G F1lts tJrmeF attarBsy geaeF
a u ths stsls. b being afasd 70 Fur
a. SsHOefatie etsftgF Mr.. Fiifs Il
90 4 Fe4ksast ef al0elo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-19
IAN LsAprD FROM WINDOW
10 Taks Her Life Bseavss hUs
Ind WnpIA Not cat Supper.

We WVbIH Nut W"t vHFPNFf
York FEB. rs --iBeauSs Der
|nnt u a few months returned
two hOGrs tate and then refused
; The supper which soc had been
rh paips 10 cook for him. Mrs
ana Clarke leapsd from a WIN.
her h0mv to . FNvcd court u
below 10 an effort 10 take her
she ls a. 4 saFpltsl and II In q
condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
SENATOR WARREN AS SUBJECT.
Almas Temple to Commemorate
Martyrdom of Famous Hussein.

An event Of rare interest and unusual
Importance in the annals OF the Ancient
Arabic Order of the Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine is scheduled for tomorrow even
ing ut 4 O'Clock at the National Rifles
A!morE. for on that occasion AlnaS Tenn
pie Will appropriately commemorate. with
all the sacred SOlemnity due the occasion
the martyrdonl of the famous Hussein
which il is said. calls for a human sac
riiice. The distinguished victim in this
particular instance win be Senator Fran
els L. Warren of Wyoming. who, after
solemn intmation of the dire conse-
hravely consented 70 immediate himself
upon the altar OF esoteric curiosity.
Tradition tells that on occasions of this
kind the sacred goat is specially prepared
for the ordeal through which he and the
distinguished victim. who. MaZeppa-like.
is dashed 10 his back, must pass on It's
way from the city of the unholy to the
sacred soil of the Great Oasis, and Sena-
tor Warren is said to be in a vague way
his fate Potentate Fulkerson OF Almas
Temple has sent forth proclamatiOns ad-
viSing the faithful of the feast and of the
wonderful things in store for them. in Ian
guage which only the initiate may COM
prehend. He has called TO his aid all the
high and mighty nob'es of his diyan. and
Senator Warren has been plainly advised
to make no calculations for the future.
lest his mathematics be deranged by un-
toward happenings.
Grand process siOns. solemn rites. weird
lamentations and dances seldom seen will
mark the sOlemnity of the occasion, and
the body Of the faithful may he seen
here and there throughout the city eX-
changing mysterious signals, significant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24

value of both. by the assessment rule
$l3.611. wants 10000. or about sG2S a
foot. A lot owned by other propr:etors
with precisely the same area and the
same assessed valuation for both ground
and improvements. is valued by one OF
the firm at $4,000. or about SIT foot:
by another at $4,000. or about S12.51 a
foot. and by third at $loOW,. or about
x11..1 a foot. Still another owner whose
lot has the same area and assessed val
uation with $1,000 for improvements.
wants S1I,G11 or about S4.11 foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
Tree Culture and Treatment.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.
COLLEGE PARK. February n. IL


COLLEGE PARK. February II, lpS.
Saturday the officers of the Maryland
horticultural department of the Maryland
Agricultural College concluded Il special
course in horticulture given a class of in
SpectorS from various sections of the
state. The inspectors left for their homes.
The men graduated were selected by the
department TO conduct inspections of or
chards in their respective localities dur
ing the coming summer. The course is
given them by the department to better
fit them for work in the identification OF
injurious insects and plant diseases, and
10 give proper information to the grower
in regard to the culture and treatment
of trees.
The following is a list of those vino took
the special course: w. Irving Walker
Chestertown: James Walsh. Westminster:
w. a. Murdoch. Hagerstown: Frank o.
Yinslins. Reisterstown: Raymond +. Herr.
Roonsboro: J. T. Hardt. Elioak: ~ o.
Bceghley, keyser; II. S. Krumbine. Gill
pin: Charles Swisher Cumberland:
Charles IL. Woodward. Hyattsville: Il. f..
NARROW, Muirkirk; Frank Davis. Street;
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New Dredge for Work on Nile.

\ contract has been placed with the
American Locomotive Works at Rich
mond. Va. by parties from Alexandria.
Egypt. for the construction OF large
dredging machine which will be used on
the dam building works on the upper
Nile. The construction of the big ma
chino will require about ten months and
give employment to & large force of
hands which otherwise would have been
laid off indefinitely.
The scoop OF the dredSe is 10 cut ten
wards on each side the machine. and will
ne the largest machine of its kind in the
world In order to make room for the
building of the dredse the big shop in
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mods and dreadful dueguards over the
forthcoming event.
The official divan of .Almas Temple is
composed of Roe Fulkerson, potentate;
Louis a. Dent. chief rabban; Alexander
Grant. assistant rabban: William w Jer-
name high priest and prophet John A.
\. Ellinger. oriental guide: +. ~ Sebring.
acting treasurer: Harrison Dingman. re-
corder Roe Fulkerson. Frank +, Gibson,
Thomas +. Morgan. +. a. Sebring and
Harrison Dingman are representatives to
the Imperial Council of 1903: Thomas Z.
Morgan. Simon Wolf and Walter 3. Klop-
fer, are trustees. and Harry Stamford is
the representative to the Masonic Tenn
pie Association.
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Walter G. Carroll. College Park; c. e.
Brown. Chestertown: George r. Wathen.
Loveville; Archie Wilkins. Rehoboth; T..
@. Barnum. Girdletree: Charles +. Klein.
Frederick: ]. r. English. Frederick: IL.
w. Graham. Tyaskm; V. NJ. Carpenter.
Riverdale: j. c. Dickard, Baltimore: Sam
uel Griffin. Denton: Francis Huss. AM
mendae: c. O. Collier Easton: Wade A.
Ely. Laurel: John $. Coffman. Lydia.
Thomas Pry. Keedyvile: A. NJ. Mcmillan,
Rverdale, and Charles Baker, Lake Park.