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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-19
CONTEXT NOTICE
Dcps rtment Of the Interior, l.. ;. Land
Onee Al rucumeari, New Mexico.
January -. lylO.

Dcps rtment Of the Interior, l.. =. Land
Uniee AT rucumcari, New Mexico.
January IS, 1910.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having
been died IN this Office by William IL.
Underwood, contestant, against Home
stead Entry, No. lsyss, made Sept. 10,
1907. for NWh, Zee. rs, Twp. On,
Range 2yE., New Mex. Pfin. Meridian,
by Lcander y. Jernigan, contestec, IA
which 1t il alleged that the said Lean
der 4. Jersigan has wholly abandon.
ell said tract, that he has changed his
residence therefrom for more than six
months since making said entry, that
said tract N not settled upon and cult.
VISITED by said party ~ required by
law, aud said state OF facts cxists NJ
this date. March 81, iOOy. Now there.
fore said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
u. m. on April ~, 1910, before United
states Commissioner, l.. b. Williams,
at his Office IN Murdoch, y M, and
that hnal hearing will be held At ten
o clock u. IN. on April 26, 1910 before
the Register aud Receiver ut the
United States Land Oiice ~ Iucum.
earl, New Mexico,
The said contestant having, N u
proper affidavit, filed Jan. IS, 1910,
set forth facts which show that after
due diiigehce personal service VI this
notice can not be made, 1t IN hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication
Cont. g22j. u. A.. Prentice, Register
Us5uo. y. V. Usllegos, Receiver
2.l2.jt. OWN
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Department of the Interior, U. =. l.ant
Office TucumcaJi, New Mexico.
March 3, 1910.

Department of the Interior, u. =. Land
Office Tucumcui, New Mexico.
March 3, 1910.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this ofiee by Joseph Os
good. contestant, against Homestead En-.
try No. 1864, (Serial No. 03457), made
Marcn %, 1907, fer NWk Sec. ~,
Twp. 6 y, Range 30 T., N VI. Meri
dian, by Stillwell Goodwine, Contestee,
ia which II is alleged that the said en-
trymnn has wholly abandoned said land
and changed his residence therefrom for
more than six months last past; that
said land has not been settled upon AT
any time by said entryman, o cult
waited or improved In any manner; and
hat such defaults have not been cured
NJ the date Of the contest affidavit.
september II, 1909. said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and
pffeT evidence touching said allegation
~ 10 O'Clock d. NJ. on April 10, 1910,
before United States Commissioner l.. y,
Williams at his Office in Mufdock. New
Mexico, '(and that hnal hearing will
he held at 10 clock a. m. on April 23,
1910. before) the Register and Receiv,
~ nj the United States Land OARce in
Tucumcari, New Mexico.
The said contestant having in a prop
er affidavit, Aled March 3, 1910, se,
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service Of this notice
can not be made, il il hereby ordered
aud directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
Record address 81 entryman-Clyde,
Mo.
r. A. Prentice, Register.
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BARD I r ITEMS

". A. Devices Is breaking sod for Al
Jury.
Mrs. r. NJ. Chapman visited Mrs W.
A. Kite last saturday.
Rev. Conn closed his revival meeting
at this place last Monday night.
Mr.. Bushman and son made y bust.
ness trip 10 Tucumcari this week.
T.. o. Alfred and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. D. y. Owen last Monday.
Ralph Alfred is fencing and otherwise
improving his claim northeast Of town
j. r. Haynes and son, Frank, made q
business trip to the plains last week.
Jack Pittszen Of Adrian, has been
visiting the Berlin family this week.
sew al 81 our farmers are preparing
TO pu, in bids OF the street grading
here.
A. L. Davis moved three pool tables
To San Jon last Tuesday, where he will
open up u pool hall.
Quite a lot of prairie schooner
are coming III now 10 that they will
be here in plenty Of time to plant q
crop.
W. II. Colby, President Of the Town
site Company, and r. J. Yarbrough were
over from Amarillo this week on u bust
ness trip.
Quite n good many farmers will at
tend the melon meeting at SO Jon
Thursday for the purpose Of ordering
their seed for that bumper melon eroI
We eIpec, to ship out this season.
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correspondence

ranch lnS Saturday after spending the
winter with his daughter at the farm
in Oklahoma.
Lost, strayed. or stolen u nice fine
young pig. ~ IN the home of Anthony
koppus. Here's hoping he may return
wrh a good appetite.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carter and children and
Misses Lula ond Beulah Carter. spent
Tuesday of last week with Miss Nav
Hockcrott at the Hlockerott ranch.
At the present writing a nice .teady
rain - falling here, and with plenty ~
moisture In the gruuudnud u few more
showers this summer We are going 'o
raise bumper crops.
Emmett W. Rohrcr. who ha. been
visiting his friend, L. l.. Kliucfritrt 3.
Editor of the Obat Progress, left for
his home Ia the east. well pleased with
the country around Ohar.
As our bad weather IL over now the
, force 1T men are at work again ON the
cement side walks on circle linr Ave
nue. on which there are several blocks
10 he laid yet.
\. \. Clark and family have gone to
' Dalhart foE a short time. A.. A.. i-
= joint traffic agent on the Rock Island
I. nj that place. ile also owns o FINE
farm two miles east o fnhar.
Ezra Reoglcs and family loft for
d Richlnud Center. Wis. 20 pend the
IA summer With relative, They went 10y
the way of Guthrie, Osla.. whore they
will visit a nephew Tor some tune.
'e Clnud Durham and " ]. Crr~say SET
nut fifty plum trees apicce this week.
ol and are busy preparing ground for sew
m cral nrtc, loo apples and peaches They
will also cot ont % large number ~ grape
nj vines.
j.. Mr.. aud Mr. u. Il. Berlin and Mr.,
William, aud daughter Florence. spent
last week iu the city of rucumcori vie
iil iting and sight -ciug, aud pronounce
Tucumcai. tu hr one Of tlD most beau
g., tiful aud prusprrUus cities in 'Hc south
y west.
G.. 4. Burfori. rsueagcr or the New
Mexico Land & Immigration Co. lns'
nu week came IN FROM Topeka, and wiI
," take charge of he office at Olar, 900,
look after the general interest of 'h'
en- Co. and will 40 O. Dor of advertising
In, this summer
n. \. Jones ~ Corio, M, who WI
here last fall looking over the situation
-, in the interest at % number ut IuNrs
tiers. and who later bought 'hH Pcrr'
80, farm adjoining ObaI. aud who hus hrr.
"a increasing hf- holding. ir town proper
twin Obar. ha. decided Zoo move hcI,
with his family, and Will -u Iu'" Nu-
.uR ness boo the near tutUI"
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

District Court, quay County, New
MEXICO, VI. Is. Goldcnberg Company,
plaintiff. Y. Maud Fallwell, e. l.. Fall.
we'll, aud Claragc fallweli. defend.
ants. W. 100. ursuant To judgment
aud decree al the above styled coWr
IA the above styled aud numbered
cause, made aud entered On the 10th
day OF December. 4. -. 1909, whereby
Il was decrced aud declared tina the
property hrrcinaftcr Described he aud
is the community property OF the lie
PENDANTS &. l.. tnllwell aud Maud Fall
we'll. aud that the Indebtedness iescrib.
rd IN said Judgment Ia the sum oi
slgS.23. with 10 per cent interest per
anuum from May 2ud, l"OS. aud costs
taxed at sl1.1J, aud costs herein. be
at out OF said community prop.
erty. aud for the sale at the property
hereinafter described for the atistnc
ton of said Judgment aud costs OF
sui! aud sale, public notice II hereby
given that 1. Reed liolloman, heretofore
appointed Special Master II this Court
10 make said sale, will under aud by
/ virtue of said judgment, On the litl
day III May, \. H.. 1910, at the hour
Of II o'clock IN the forenoon of said
day, 1T the trout door NJ the COuri
House ~ TurumcHri, Quay County. New
Mexico, sell ~ public auction To TIA,
highest bidder TO- cash, the follow ny
described real estate and premise,
to.wit: Lot ~ in block o and lot I
ia block 10 at the Original Town-it,
NJ the Town Oi Enhcc, Quay County
New Mexico, uccor".ug To the rerOT.
I'd plat thereof; thu, the proceeds oi
said sale VIII Il" applied 10 the sat-,
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Amarillo, "But he thought Of those
porkchops ut homo, etc. Well he
IL back home.
While coming back from the Cap
rock where they had gone after wood,
lne day last week, j. y. Nickel and
Leon Phillips met with an accident
which resulted in a runaway. The
wood slid forward and threw them be.
tween the mules aud Nick vas riding
the tongue, while Philips was balane.
ing himself on the sinRletrce, lodging
the business part OF the "or' mule.
Well nobody hurt.
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MIR. Guy stemple has just completed
digging q well Tor Miss Ruby Sharpe
a nile north Of town, in which he found
% nice supply ~ good soft water At a
depth OF "a feet.
Most all the farmers are about
through their blowing and this coun
Try j. beginning TO look like a sure
enough farming country with ~ much
.and broken W..
\. Clincsmith has returned from au
extended trip to Kansas aud OK Mex.
lco. lie snys he had a fine trip bu,
was glad 10 get back ~ the land Of
sunshine once more.
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EAsTER OFFERINGS

II - kaster-the Resurrection Morn.
Bud and blade aud leaf proclaim nj
tnre's awakening.
The glad birds sing amid the quick
ening boughs, the cattle low in the
s~prinRing meadows, the Wild flowers
open their eyes to the sun, tho grasses
OF the field clap their hands and laugh
and the little hills skip u the rug
ged rensws its evergreen mau
tie Of pine, and spruce and cedar, in
honor OF the season Of rejoicing.
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Egypt EvpNrs

Leon Phillips is busy farming here
Of late.
Tom Farrell returned TO Amarillo
sunday.
Jess ooforth will NO to Colorado soon
30 visit relatives.
Mrs. FurReson aud daughters we're in
san Jon Saturday.
Me. witten was NJ Revuelto Thurs
dav after supplies.
Mr.. MeKennon wis in the city Of
san .Ion Saturday.
We are glad TO see the pretty ummer
days we are having.
John Nickel WAS visiting Leon Phil.
iIs Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tom Abbott was nj the home Of
Mrs Mabel Jenkins Saturday.
W. A. Goforth has been real sick
euh 10 grippe the past week.
r. j. Jennings was in our locality
one day this week ON business.
a. J. Heinritz and lady spent sun
day with Mrs. Hollingsworth.
Miss Hattie Culpepper and We serbs
eere shopping at Revuelto Thursday
Mesdames furgeson mud Holling~
vorth spent Friday with Mrs. y. W
Potts.
The Misses Abbott aud Hutchcns an,
Mrs. Jenkins. spent Friday evening wit
the school.
Miss Hattie Culpcpper aud Miss Ma
ME Hutehens we're the guests ~ IN
Misses Potts Sunday.
Little Mamie Potts il out Of scho,
ON account OF dropping a large rock q
Ter foot. injurinp II severely.
Mrs. Dan Boone and children sper
Saturday and SUNDAY with their friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore.
Merrill furgcson left Egypt Vale
for some place GA the plains. lie vi
hs gone some length Of time.
Esq. Brown. who left this %Viciuii
far Missouri. SoD.s weeks ago, has r
'rrned TO Egypt valley again.
IL j. ieia rted that James Porter NJ
fsmil, ARE contemplating leaving Ne
Mexiro SOON. We are TO see them 20.
Miss Maggie Jarmon. who has bee
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee Hou~to
started for her home in oklahou
Tuesday.
Monroe Goforth and sous are bu
blowing for Tom Farrell this week. y
ocforth 10 certainly making a nice III,
90 the farm, which makes the In
ooh ane.
Mrs. j. r. Dosssy says she is comi
10 New Mexico this fall II there
nothing made here. We would be "
20 welcome our good ~neighhors back
our valley again.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. y. Land
Ohice at Tueumcari New Mexico.
March 3, 1910,
Notice is hereby given that James 4.
iIamm, Of Tucumcari, N. M, who. on
January 20, 1900, made Homestead En-
try No. 69S2, Serial No. 043s5), for
SEA. See, 7, Twp. II n, Range ~ y,
Y. NJ. T.. Meridian, has hled notice OF
intention to make Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim 70 the land
above described, before The Register
and Receiver, U. =. Land Office, at Tu.
oumcsri, n. ". on tho 18th day Of
April, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses; John
NJ. ellison, Benjamin Comstock, y. l..
sharp, Wiley Stoekett, all OF Tucum'
earl, N. NJ,
l2 3.5t. X. 4. Prentice, Register.
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NOTICE.

Notice h hereby given that | viii
NO longer he responsible for aAy d.hts
contracted boy my wife, Blanche GiI
lillian, aud she has 40 authority 30 col
lect any accounts tue the Gillian Fur.
niture Store.
Dated this 10Th day OF February,
\. D. 1910.
20if. PERRY GILLIAN.
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Meet me ut the Gienrock Cafe sunday
and We will eat Turkey and Ice Cream
together. 24.it.
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The season II open for spring dress
~ and you will want = sewing machine
10 make that dress with then get .
White from Jones for cash or time.
The dress made with y White viii be
right. s4'it
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wiedas Hutehinsoa Ice Cream at
Pioneer Drug Store. 3.istf
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Get q Turkey and Ice Cream dinner
ut the Glenrock Cafe Sunday. 24.lt.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Harry II. MrElroy, Attorney for plain
TN. 3.ln.It
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Get 4 Turkey aud Ice Cream dinner
at the Glenrock Cato Sunday. 2t.lt.
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Come in snd get your choice of
Grace and Fisk Hats.
sl.ii. Mrs. n. y, severe
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n o want TO sell your property,
list Il with L. Y. sherwood. sttf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
VARDAMAN IN PLAN
TO ENTRAP BR|BER5
Evidence Brought Out in sena-
torial Inquiry in
Mississippi.

jackson. Miss, April 5.--That for
mer Governor Nardaman knew of p iSans
| being formulated to entrap the bri u,ei
| eiycrs during the recent senatorial
contest. and that the former Governor
| himself suggested II plan. was testlhed
to this afternoon before the state sen
ate investigating the aileESa .e sena.
tor Theodore Bllbo, in exchange TOT
hts vote in caucus. ). 9. PolndeXstef,
a NoSubee county planter, ana ara ZEN
supporter of the Former Governor, les-
tilted TO this effect
one other witness. Mrs. Roby Hall,
wife OF a jackson hotel proprie.torr,
was heard this afternoon. Mrs. Hall,
told of her acquaintance with Senator,
Bilbo and l.. I. Dulany, who is chargeu
with having paid the, bride money ~, 20
contest with them, she testified, but
always in iocular manner. Ihe pron.
able purchase OF votes was ffequently
mentioned. Mrs. Hall stated, but
whether 1t was mentioned by either
Biibo or Dulany or herself, she always
regarded 1t as a Joke. She knew noth.
ing of any proposition between Dulany
and Bilbo. She introduced Represeh-
tative Cowart to Dulany, remarking as
Jest that they were on opposing
sides of the political fence and ought
to get together
Well. can be induced to change
my vote" she declares Cowart replied.
takes money to buy whisky 49,,
Dulaney replied according TO me
witness: We'll. l am broke mysclt.
but / have a quart of whiskey in my
room. If you go over III be glad TO
give you a drink"
Representative Cowart is credited
with having testified that he was "ap-
preached"
Mrs Hall admitted that she was ac-
quainted with Mrs, C. l.. Neil, nSh-
toned as having. to certain extent.
engineered the alleged bribery, but
she knew nothing OF her alleged con-
nection with the affair.
Pondexter said he first heard of tho
alleged bribery plans and counter
rlan to ascertain whether the run1ors
were true at the Nardaman headquar.
ters.
The former Governor was In tho
COON at the timo. according to Poin.
dexter, and remarked: Well we have
had proposition made 10 us" and
then proceeded 10 outline plan OF
procedure Rilbo entered the room a.
this juncture. the witness testified, and
remarked that she" had made a prop
osition. and was awaiting his answer.
He suggested that the Nardaman ad-
heronts act slowly 1t was decided
that Bilbo have the woman wait until
the next day. Bilbo departed, return
ing few moments later and announce
ing that she would wait. Representa-
tive Doherty, of Tunlca county now
absent from Jackson, was present at
this conference, PoindeXter explained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
VIM. CAMERON DIES
OF HEART At TACK
succumbs in Westmoreland Club
Before Medical Aid Reaches
Hinl-Funeral To-Day.

William Cameron. thirty-six years
old, son of Colonel and Mrs Alexander
Cameron, died suddenly about o'clock
yesterday morning in the Westmoreland
Club, death being due to heart failure.
When Mr.. Cameron was stricken, DR..
William p. Mathews was summoned,
but before the physician arrived the
patient was dead. The body was re-
moved to his fathers residence SO
East Franklin Street. He had suffered
for some time from weak heart, but
his end was unexpected,
Mr., Cameron was formerly engaged
in the tobacco business with his father,
and was once an officer of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Battalion.
He was educated at the Thomas Nor
wood school, in Richmond: at Hamp-
den-Sdney College and at the Univer-
sity of Virginia
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon at o'clock from Colonel Cam
eron's residence. The interment will
be made in Hollywood Cemetery
Mr.. Cameron leaves, besides his
father and mother, who was formerly
Miss Mary HaSall, four BROTHERS
Alexander, Ir,, Barton HaXall, James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
BURIED DEP IN SNOW
Miner Owes His LIE I, Keen Scent OF


Dig.
Seward. Alaska. Aptl 5.-st. Clair
McCleary. miner, tuied deep under
a snowslide, owes his lie to the keen
scent of his dog, accfding to news
which has reached herefrom the Haul
gan copper property.
The snowslde swept own the noun
tain March 2s Four men were at
work on the property, ad were caught
without warning and Dried under sew
eral feet of snow and ders Two man.
aged TO escape without serious injury.
So deep was the slide however, that
difficulty was experienced in reaching
the others. Finally TIL keen scent OF
the dog led the rescuer; to place sew
eral yards distant, wlerc, after hare
digging, they came OF the men, who
had been buried eight hours. Thomas
Coales was dead underline Icy weight.
McCleary was barely alive when taken
out
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on the opeting table while the SUR
geons wer'probing for tile bullet
which penhted his brain. and Ro-
pert King, lpasser-by, was seriously
shot in tlgroin. The latter is in
Mckees RoS Hospital.
Friednlann: Schwartz were alone
IN the banldvhich does foreign ex-
cnanSe busess on the outskirts OF
MeAees RoF. counting the days
counter, whit four foreigners invaded
the place W, guns.
Friedman hs shot twice. while one
OIL the men ooped UP the money, but
as they esced, the wounded Fried
man iolioweahemt shouting for help,
only to fall 18th another volley from
the robber! a policemans face,
Whlcii appeall around the corner Just
bullet.
Ohio River. ose to that where the
Bloody Sundf' riots of the Pressed
Steel Car Comny's strike took place.
In which my were killed and
With the eNption of the lone off,
Ger, who appsed at the corner as
the bandits daed away, there were
no police invoed, and no witnesses
OF the robbery 1t occurred about 3
O'Clock, the h1 at which the bank
usually closes 1t is believed that
Friedman was armed. and returned
the robbers n, for he apparently
tried to dash der them; but no re.
volver was foundry his body. Schwartz
fell by the couer, and was uncon.
scious thereaftt King, who is a
railroad man, W: just leaving Green 5
Hotel. nearby, Wen one of the fleeing
bandits turned IF a last shot at the
policeman. 1nsttd of hitting the Off
Ger. 1t felled Kin He may recove>.
Both Friedman and Schwartz were
about thirty yets old, and neither
was a married Mn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06

WINS told Of the reports circulated in
the United states that there was n
GOODNESS between the President and
himself. This did not disturb his
eauaninity or lead him to any COM
ment The following summary of the
former Presidents attitude toward
American politics was personally au-
thorized.
"Mr. Roosevelt has not intimated
what he Will or what he win not do
upon his return to the United States.
lie has constantly RETAINED from
discussing politics in any way or man
ner. He has listened to the opinion Of
Americans whom lie has seen. but de-
clines to talk thereon.
"He will meet clifford Plnehot at
Genoa just as he will see other old
friends who desire to sec him. and
Just as he desired to see Senator
Root. who Iunfortunately found himself
unable to come to Europe
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BODIES FOUND IN RIVER.
Girl Committed Suicide nnd Man Lost
Life Irving to Save Her.

Buchanan, Va. April 5.--The bodies
of Dewitt j. Powell. aged thirty-five.
and Miss MIRA Ayres aged twenty
one. who had been missing since yes
terday afternoon, We're found this af-
ternoon in James River, near here. The
coroner's jury returned verdict that
Miss Ayres came to her death from
drowning, and that she committed sui
eide. while Powell lost his life in an
effort to save the girl. Powell and
Miss Ayres were last seen alive on the
river bank at o'clock Yesterday af-
tcrnoon 1t is said that Miss Ayres
was in love with Powell, and that she
had made threats to kill herself.
Powell's home was at Roanoke. He
was employed by the Norfolk and
Western Railway, and came here Mon
day
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Blackwood and u. Donald--and four
sisters--Mrs. George Zlnn, of Orange
county; Mrs. Heron Crosman, OF Har-
risburg, Pa, and Misses Mary and
Janet Cameron.
Tho pall-bearcrs Will be: Honorary
Judge II. Carter Scott, Judge John A.
Ingram, Judge Samuel n. Witt, Thomas
Atkinson. Thomas M. Rutherford, W.
Brydon Tenant. DR.. j. r. Gildersleove
and Henry +. w. Southern. Active.
w. o. SHELTON, ]. +. Palmer, John c.
Hayes, William Gray. Randolph Car
dozo, John G. Farland. Deane Maury
and j. Il. Watson.
The flag over the Westmoreland Club
was at half-mast yesterday and will
not be furIed until after the funeral
this afternoon.