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New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
DiUidemd Notices.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY.

II
Baltimore. January 1o. 1909.
~ meeting OF the Board OF Directors Com
pany. heia this day DIVIDEND OF Sc WAS DE-
eI~ARsD on the Preferred Stock the Company PAY
ABLE FEBRUARY i. 1909 TO stockholders Of record
January 2s 1903 represented by Voting Trust Stock
Certificate issued by de Safe Deposit Trust Com
paaS f Baltimore, Agent The OF
Voting Trust Certificates viii be closed O'Clock
D II On January y. 1909. and r~opened February l.
1.as Ois1csnd cnecks VII be mailed Stockholders
CARROLL VAN NESS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Jan. e. p. m.-The market for American
securities inactive at unimportans price
changes. Last quotations follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Fri
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THE COLORADO & SOUTHERN
RAILWAY SEGTfru

cszYous Cue February /. 1909 from the Ffrs, Mort
gaze four Per cent Gold Bonas OF Tne Colorado q
Southern Railway Company win paid on and after
that Gate the ofnce Of Company Room ia1s =
Broadway, New York City. - -
STECART -r>as,-.r
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
Financial Meetings..
one. Of the Maryland Coal Cou,ps

Once Of the Maryland Coal Company
No Broadway. New York. January 9Th Iaoa
The Annual Meeting OF the Maryland Coal corapan,
election Of a President and Dtrectorx
for business may before the
ing will be held the Office OF the Company No
Broadway New York February End, 1909 at elevsr
A. NJ transfer books will close January 2f,t a.
three p NJ. and reopen the morning OF Fe6r,ar~
3rd 1909 Fl. b NEDHAM secretary
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Notice of Liquidation.

UyHE SWEDISH AMERICAN NATIONAL. BANK -
Minneapolis. located at the City OF Minneapolis \,
State Of Minnesota is closing It's affairs nots
holders and other creditors Of the Association ars
therefore hereby notified present the and othsr
claims for payment. NILS o. WERNER. PresIeut--
Dated December 81. 1908
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the k............-..... .96s ia
Total sales the previous week or 800
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'Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-24
BOND MARKET SALES.

10000 Japaness 41ss e11. 1000 Mex c Con Cts So
100 S 1 cal 10000 do list Inc...... 25z
5000 n Y c 4JAs 1857 10000 do Gus -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
A Carload Of Wagons.

Mr.. j. 0. Gray, representing
the Wiona Wagon and Carriage
Co., of Wiona, MINI, was in
the city last Saturday and while
here sold a carload of these
famous wagons to Mr.. +. c.
Peterson, proprietor Of the DEM
ing Carriage Works & Hardware
Supply House, and also a con-
signment Of carriages.
Mr.. Peterson has had over 80
years experience in wagon and
carriage making and his judg-
ment in this line especially there
is every reason for believing is
gilt-edged, and in the purchase
just made he certainly shows
that il is, for there is no better
wagon or carriage on the mar
llet today than the Wiona and
few that equal it.
The Wiona wagon is built in
the greatest hardwood growing
section in the United States,
which ensures that the very best
material that can be obtained
is used in its construction.
and in buying a Wiona you will
get a wagon or carriage that will
give satisfaction to you in every
respect.
Mr.. Peterson expects the car.
load to arrive about the 18th of
March, and if you contemplate
buying a wagon or carriage il
will be to your interest to cal
and inspect his stock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
IRVINE & RAITHEL,

The usual morning services
will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Subject:
self Examination in Gods
Presence" Miss Weatherbe
will sing. The congregation will
Join in a union service at the
Methodist church in the even
ing.
Mr.. Reed Watkins, one Of our
leading young stockmen, has
gone to Elmore, o., where he
claim as his bride Miss Polly
Jaeger, "A charming young lady
of that city. who is well and
popularity known in Deming.
They will make their home in
the Imperial valley of California,
where Mr.. Watkins will engagC
in the stock business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12

1t is reported that the Ell Paso
& Southwestern is to extend its
line from the present western
terminus, Benson, to the Pacific
coast. This move, it is under
stood, is the direct outcome of
the railroad war being waged be-
tween the Southern Pacific and
the Southwestern for control of
the mining camps of Arizona.
The contemplated move is the
most pretentious in the history
of the Southwestern, or rather,
the Phelps Dodge interests.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
Mrs. Walter Quincy is among
those down with the grip.

Mrs. Walter Quincy is among
those down with the grip.
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
Mrs. S. Field returned from a
pleasant visit in Ell Paso this
week.
Monday night was about the
coldest Of the winter season,
Considerable ice formed although
the thermometer was at no time
in danger.
+. Swanzy wants your orders.
Large orders, small orders. me-
dium orders, or just orders look
good to him.
Claude Hollingsworth, a form
er popular Deming boy,who now
resides at Hachita, was in the
city Tuesday greeting his many
friends. lie was on his way tc
/ California for a two months
visit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
Farmers Organize.

The farmers Of the Mimbres
Valley formed a permanent or
gsrization last Saturday, electing
the following officers for the en-
suing year:
President-E. Cole,
Vice President II. Ramsey.
Secretary H. l.. Blankenship.
Treasurer W. A. Ramsey.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12


DR.. Steed has been somewhat
under the weather this week.
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
1t is wonderful the activity
that is prevailing in farm prop
critics in the valley.
Saturday was an indication of
what every day in Deming will
be as soon as the farmers get to
going some.
Harry Riley will join his wife
at San Antonio, Tex. lSt of March.
Mr.. Riley expects to go on the
road, making San Antonio his
headquarters.
Prof. Salyer has moved his
family back here from FL Paso.
Once a resident of fair Deming
I the charm never fades. Their
old friends will be glad to learn
of their return.
George w. Chester has been
appointed local agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. at
Deming, N. NJ, L. J. Williams
having resigned.
Mr.. Joseph Clossin resumed
his position with the Southwes-
tern again this week after a sew.
eral months layoif occasioned by
getting his foot crushed on the
Santa Fe road.
The wild sand waves were Z
little turbulent this week and
moaned as if they might be ir
distress. Somehow they always
seem to become more restless as
spring approaches.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
STRUCK BY
STREET CARS
.Jahn Corhett Meets with
Serious Accident in
Los ANGELES.

Mr.. John COrbett, one of the
wealthiest and most influential
citizens of Demipg, who left on a
business trip for Los Angeles a
few weeks ago, was struck and
badly hurt by a street car in
that city a week ago last Sun
day evening. Mr.. Corbett was
alone at the time, having started
out to visit some friends in the
city, and just how the accident
occurred we have been unable to
learn.
Mr.. Corbett's injuries consist
of broken rib, badly lac
Grated hip, arm and hand. He
is in a hospital receiving the best
of medical attention and care and
it is thought he will soon have
recovered sufficiently to stand
the trip home. His wife has
joined him.
Mr.. Corbett's misfortune is a
painful shock to his numerous
friends here and expressions of
the deepest regret are heard
throughout the city.
----------
Not so very. long until the city
election.
C. L. Hubbard has his new
wagon yard about completed.
Some kind Of an improvement
taking place in Deming daily.
A satisfied customer is oul
long suit. X. Swanzy. the lum
herman.
Many are gripping still ant
others are taking it more t,
heart.
John Roseborough spent las
Saturday and Sunday at Fay
wood.
A new ll-room rooming hous
will be erected in the city in tn
near future.
The sun shines brighter in tn
Mimbres Valley than it ere di
in iairest Italy.
Sash, Doors, Lumber, Shingle:
Lime, Cement, Fire Clay, Plaster
Glass, Putty and in fact every
thing that is carried by a frs
class lumber yard is always keI
in stock by r. Swanzy.
Probate Judge c. c. FieldC
has been confined to his hon
most of the week with sickness
The little daughter of Mr.. n
M. Dunson fell and quite pail
fully hurt her arm one day tn
week.
The prospect for the finding
artesian water in the Mimbr
Valley is quite flattering at tn
writing.
When the smelter and the ne
railroad arrive there'll be no hol
ing Deming. Indeed, it is a ha
matter now.
The work of laying the ne
cement sidewalks in Deming "
begin when danger of a free
has passed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
Valentines.

A few nice ones left. Only
a few more days. Get one
before it is too late. If
you are going to have a
Valentine Party look over
our line for invitations, cards
and favors.
IRVTNE & pAITuET.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
G. S. James has sold his fruit
stand to w. r. Merrill.

stand to W. r. Merrill.
Our lumber merchants report
a big Improvement in business.
Two nice rooms for rent for
light housekeeping. Inquire Of
Mrs. julius Rosch.
Valentine dance at Clark's
opera house Monday night, Feb.
18th.
Paints at the Crescent Lumber Co.
S. Lindauer is having the old
powder house converted into a
dwelling.
President Bailey, of the c. c.
& NJ, has gone east in the inter-
est Of the road.
Jas. Todhunter is having the
three cottages he recently pur-
chased in the city nicely remod-
eled.
For quick sales on commission
basis. list your property with
MCCAIN & MILLER, the Land
Men.
Mrs. A. w. Pollard will enter
tain tnis week aud next in honor
Of her mother, Mrs. J. W. Rog-
ers.
Mr.. s. G. Boyd will open up
his new grocery and feed bust
ness in Shull Bros old stand
next week.
The ears of the jack rabbit
grow longer in the MimbreS
Valley than anywhere else in the
golden West.
Talk about the new house yoJ
are going to build with R
SwanZy.
The winter expanse will sooI
be over. In the Mimbres Valley
however, such a thing as winte
is practically unknown.
Chris Raithel is having a 10
Of nice shade trees set out at hi.
place occupied by Mr.. Baugh an
having it otherwise improved i
appearance. Chris being a re
publican couldn't possibly b
anything other than progressiy
and enterprising.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12

Mr.. Wash Rankin is here from
his home in Nebraska visiting
his brother, Wright, the wealthy
stockman.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12

Mr.. A. NJ. Curry was in from
his ranch Saturday.
Perpetual motion may be dis
covered in Deming some day.
A grand future for Demirg
seems to be a foregone conclus-
ion.
Mrs. DR.. Coleman sustained a
painful injury to her knee a few
days ago.
w. r. Merrill and G. S. James
spent several days at Columbus
this week.
Frank Meyers, the popular
Santa Fe engineer, is confined to
his home with illness.
There is, apparently, no end
to the strangers and prospectors
streaming into Deming.
See that you get the best for
your new house. r. Swanzy,
the lumberman, has everything
of the best in the building line.
President Herndon, Of the
Crescent Lumber Co., was in
the city Saturday on his way tc
Douglas.
A large and enthusiastic mum.
ber of Hondale citizens were ir
the city Saturday. They are ex,
pecting to raise good crops dowr
that way this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hartman
leave this week for their home
in Oklahoma City. They have
been spending their honeymoon
in the Mimbres Valley.
Joe Stump has sold his fertil
valley farm and moved to town
J We are mighty glad to have Jo
as a citizen and wish we ha,
ten thousand more just like him
NJ. NJ. Dunson has the con
, tract for remodeling the build
ing occupied by Mrs. McDaniels
boarding house and the Bake
, building formerly occupied b
| Shull Bros. That the work wi
e be satisfactorily done there is n
question.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
W. c. T. y. tieeting.

Nine Of the ". c. 7. U. ladies
met with Mrs. Baugh Saturday
afternoon and had a ry-inter-
esting meeting. All those who
are interested in temperance
work are invited to be present on
Saturday, Feb. l3, at 8 p. m.
Regular meeting place at Mrs.
Baugh's, opposite undertaking
parlors.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
DOES NOBLY
BY SCHOOLS
New hexico Legislature
Votes Half a Million
School Bonds.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 9. The
territorial legislature to-day
adopted a bill in both branches
providing for an issue Of $780,
600 worth of bonds to aid in ex-
tending the public school system
in the rural districts. Acting
Governor Nathan Jaffa signed
the bill.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-02-12
Cnod Work OF Officer Hearn

A short time ago, it will be
remembered, a fellow by the
name Of j. II. Paine came here
as a painter for the S. P. During
his stop here he loaded up on the
"oil of joy" and, creating a
disturbance by assaulting Albert
Keith, was gently taken in tow
by city marshal Hearn. His per-
iod Of incarceration having ex-
pired he was let out and lost
little time in getting beyond the
limits of Deming. However, he
had no sooner departed than
marshal IIearn received a de-
scription from j. c. Ralphs,
sheriff Of San Bernadino county,
Cal, of a man wanted there for
burglary when tailed exactly
with Paine. Marshal Hearn got
busy at once and in connection
with G. +. Wallace, S. p. road
detective, succeeded in having
Paine arrested at Biddle, Ariz.
He proved to be the man wanted.
A reward of 500 was out for
the fugitive, which the Deming
officer and railroad detective will
land.
1t was a pretty smooth cap.
lurp
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CAUGHT Red HANDED.


Eureka. April I9-TWO Films 1eI-iit, ~
Racl1man and I'd Smith. pr0pTietois 80,
a joint known as the 81 mn s.-i''.l. -.iCe
appear tomorrow before tl1s 80 Cf
Freckletou to answer TO the tldi -
having shattered the SUNDAY Co.'s ,--
The city marshal. Major OhuL',-l. -
he has had his eve on TINS pc -
several months and YESTERDAY Z $3.50
he caught two thirsty Firms Tea-
each carrying two bottles OF peer s-s
This IS the second case IN tne lds- "a
teen months or since the iid mas o1eI
down tight in Eureka. The last case p -
tried before a jury IN the police co-l =
but no conviction resulted. as it va
almost proved that the defendant pa o
dispensed ginger ale. The city mars nat
however. is sure this time THAT tne Dol-
ties ne has corfiscated contain peer
What might have resulted IN Sellou
accident occurred this morning OF lie
Raymond Illinois mine hosting plant. ne
top car man had just placed a IIts
pound box Of giant powder in an empty
car which was on the cage. TO be ioH-
cred into the mine. The engineer. BISHOP
Peter B0TUp- instead Of lowering the cage
pulled the throttle and as a result the
cage shot ID into the sEeaVe- The car
flew off the cage and landed with ter
rible force on the station and the gaiiows
frame is badly damaged. Had the pow
der exploded IL would no doubt have set
the hoist in flames and the lives Of the
superintendent. J. C.. Sullivan and several
men in the mine would surely have been
lost As IL was they had an arduOus
climb out Of the mine.
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MODERN HOTEL
Is PLANNED FOR
UPPER MAIN ST,
Continued from Page +.

pied by the old Deseret News building
surrounding which is the historic tiki
ing yard with its wall Of mud and stone
built years ago as a bulWark for de-
Tense The three-stOry building is con-
structed Of adobe. and is a relic OF
pioneer days. In later years a small
brick structure was erected on the cor
ner and has been used as a cUri0 shop.
This corner is also the old home of the
Deseret News. the official Mormon pa.
per. This paper was published at this
location ffty-eight years ago.
Property owners on upper Main are
well pleased with the announcement
that the b & hotel Is to built on Main
and South Temple streets.
The announcement of this new project
yesterday was CoinCident with the
breaking Of ground for the Newhouse
hOtej at Main and Fourth South streets.
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ELECTED VALEDICTORIAN

Richard " Young jr-- who vas chosen
By the faculty of the university vale
dict0risn Of the class Of 1s04. v-ill receive
bachelor OF degree at she june com
mencenent. Young is Salt Lake boy
and received his preparatory work at the
l. D :. university.
Ia lis sophomore year At TIE university
Young was chosen a member OF .he de-
1sting team that met the University OF
oregon and also took part in drsmatics.
He was active in debating and dramatics
during his Junior year and was also pres
idcnt Of the associated students. This
year YOUNG has made one Of the most ef-
ficient yell masters that the school has
had, vas member or the team that met
the University Of Colorado in debate
and also the team that defeated the Uni
Tersity Of Oregon in the salt lake thea
tire recently. Yesterday while the fac
ulty was choosing him Ys1edictorian.
Young was prosecuting attorney iu tie
student court which tried the backsIiders
on T. day.
The vsIediet0risn n the normal class
was not elected yesterday. but action was
aeterrec until tle return ~ DR.. William
A, stewart principal Of the normal
school
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REPORT THAT ABDUL
HAMI0 LOSES CROWN
Continued from Page !

terrupted and details OF the massacrcs
at Adana, Tarsus and other places arr
lacking
Even though the rumors Of the sui
tau's Indication are uncOufiTmed. they
seemed TO produce q feeling Of distinct
relief in Constantinople. and the 40 o.
vance Of the Ssloniki army makes the
settlement Of the question Of admins
tration a matter of hours u is be
lieved the enVelOping movement viii
be completed by tomorrow night or
early Wednesday. The soldiers Of the
garrison appear to be thoroughly cowed
by the advance OF the Third army
corps. and the only cause for apprehen-
sion is the attitude OF the fleet. which
is doubtful.
Izzet Pashs and other government
delegates who were sent to confer with
the SalOnikians returned today All
that is known Of the result of the ne
gotiatiOns is that The Salon kiaus reit-
Grated their demands and threatened
to send five battalions into the city.
Business Of an kinds is practically
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: tuesday,. APRIL 70. 1908

suspended and tire civil and military
officials appear paralyzeG. waiting fO1
he outcome % cents There IS much
sat sfactiGl g. The signing OF the pro-
t0cOl which relieves apprehe2sious OF
Intervention by Bulgaria
Throughout the night there was great
suspense ar the Hildiz kiosk. Every
body remained awake. and many az
tendants fled fearing an attack upon
the palace which IS situated on tne
heights outside the city and is ex-
posed 10 coup de E,a n.
The consensus Of opinion Is that II
the abdication Of the sultan IS brought
about. his overthrow and the prOclama-
ton of his successor VIII be accom-
pI.shed peaceabiy. Many Turkish fam
nies in the Stamboul quarter are re
moving 10 abodes Of greater safety 0uJ
I'm general the people. though fearIul OF
coming events are ava ting them phil
-oSoDhfcal1y and with resignation
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Amendments critieised.
Household Worries

The woman who has the care OF
children in addition 10 her house
hold duties frequently finds the drain
upon her vitality more than her con-
stitutiOn can stand She becomes
nervous, irritable, passes sleepless
nights, has headache. bsckache and
other weaknesses that make lie
miserable. For such there IS nothing
that gives such quick relief as
DR.. Miles Nervine
which acts directly upon the nerves,
refreshing and strengthening them.
'T was IN a very weak condition;
could not gain any strength: on the
contrary, lspsed into nervous prostra-
ton Had headache. neuralgia, could
not sleep. began using Dr. Niles
Nervine and grew rapidly better. For
weak women there Is nothing better
MRS. z G. GILBERTSON.
Belvidere. Ills.
The first bottle will bensfit; II not,
your druggist Will Tetarn your money.
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Jap IS ARRESTED.
AmotO Charged With NS'S -
on Drunken Man

r. Amoto. proprietor Of a. Z liner ,,sifsrs
cafe AZ q Commercial street - -, re
e- 5 by him. and Charles Bas.+ +.S an IN
PRINCIPALS in a little drama s.-,,lts5 in
the cafe last evening VIM, -...s nv Pa
Amoto and Basic being arrsSieu - -
t ,,,ID,s ' c1oggh The former was CHARGED
--oiliisn -. :. Base ana the latter was
booked as a plain arunA- -.,--., that
Basic had come TO his 49, au1otfrt-
ed sit 20 e ', eehts When Basic had 81 lii' t
his supper he offered Amo. ~ an TefIsed 10
- Vi - 80 - go For several MN
lie japanese and Basic . s5EeS' Of si' two Of
~. ~ ,liscted basic from the car
INTO tr,e stTsct Basic fen on his head anu
was cut I'm several places t--oto 90
Lieutenant Shannon requiIrt .-r.-
deposit so for his appear =. -.-r-e
court this afternoon. Base : lii! - ~ rra
dressed and he was ioch0N "
charge Of drunkenness
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ESS DISOREER.

Constitutional April 1a.-The American
vice consul at MeTsina John Debbas- re-
ports that the disorders at Adaua are
qUietiug down
The two American missionaries. Or NJ
Rogers and Mr. MaureT were killed on
Thursday afternoon while attempting 70
eXtingUish a fire in the house of an aged
Turkish woman They were shot dead
The missions at Adana and Tarsus are
now receiving adequate protection Mer-
sina is auxiOusly awaiting relief The
killed al AGana are estimated ~ more
than 1000. but no particulars Of the mas
sacre are yet available
Disturbances have occurred also AZ
Mauash a city Of about 500lQ people in the
vilayet OF Alepho. fand about eighty miles
northeast Of AlcXandrctta. IL is reported
that twenty persons were killed or wound
ed there. The authorities at Marash be-
haved well and the disorders were soon
put down.
The American embassy is without any
information concerning the reported ar
rest here yesterday of George y. Mccain.
an American from Colorado Springs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-20
APPEAL Foa HELP.

Boston. April IA brief cablegram- 'l
effect "A cry for help from tlc scene or
the massacre al Ada1a. Asia Minor Wnere
SIR Roger and Mr.. Ms urer pcT1Shcd- mas
been received hy the American board OF
commissioners FOR foreign missions. Inc
message is as follows.
Help. Adans. -..
tSignedl CHA AbbtsS-
This was from the Rev. William Chanl-
hers. the resident missionary of the board
at Adaua Convinced that the uelu it-
quested must be prompt. Secretary bar
ton notified the officials OF tho state &c
uartment at Washington or the appeal
There are thought 60 have been upwards
If fifteen missionaries connected WIN lhe
missionary board gathered at AdaHd is.st
week for the annual conference OF lne
central Turkey mission.
The identity of the particular Delegates
is not known 10 the American board : OF
fiCers of this city. but among the entlEe
number Of missionaries in central Turkey
OF whom s0ms are likely to have neen In
Adana are the following Miss Kate
Afnslce o. Ohio. Miss Alice E Brewer or
Washington. niece of Justice Brewer OF
the United States supreme court MISS
Isabella NJ Blake Of Vermont Miss Ellen
At. Blakeley Of Winchsnden. Mas. III
Thomas D Christie of Hartford conn.
and his wife. William y Chambers OF
Canada and his wife. Cornelia Cnam oers
Of Philadelphia Fred +. GOodseU and ms
wife Lula X : GOodseu Of San Francis
co. Dr. LUcius .. Lee Of Owosso, Mich-'
Frederick W. AfcCallum and Mrs. McCsl-
lum Of Toronto. Canada. Mrs Margarel
TrOwbTidEe Of Brooklyn and Mss cara
/. Peck Of Chicago