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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

ma sFERY now and then word filters
through the gray stone walls
and steel bars OF Sing Sing
- Prison that Big Eli Mason is
about 10 squeal Nothing stirs this de-
parsment more than this oninous
rumor fer, perhaps. should Bill unse3l
his lips and tell US all he knows many
crime. in which murder was done
might he solved aud l,ebt shed on 9TH
ers that long since were shelyed as
\ pnsoived n,vstefo IS, Big Bin was one
OF the worsf that ever operated in the
East and a human Ufe meant ne more
10 him than the ash re f!cked from
I hts cigar He has been dubbed the
Human Hys ma" 10y the New York
police and ao aufrllatlen IN my opln-
ion could he more d.re.
Born On the or;skirts of st Louis,
and christened Benjamin Sh PIPER. this
youngster unaffected al The vicious
traits 81 an oaflaw }ang before he
discarded his nickcrhockers As WI
Ham Lynch ne te pwe known IN the
police 81 the Mode West ard ne
constantly wss Ia trouble A giant In
stature he was The terror e his neigh
borhood and when ha let has powerful
fists fly ne always struck 30 kin. A.
a bar room hghier he ha8 few equals
aud such thing as Selling TWO ordi-
nary sized men ~ the scraff Of their
recks. cracking their heads together
and dropping thfm inSenslble at hi
feet was but chua's nlay
Body Full or Scars.
Train wreck.ng and rohbing the
bodies OF the victims following these
crashes. formed q favoriie amusement
ssar Big Bin and after engaging in
Il his sport on the Pacific Coast he came
East, hts Scared body clearly proving
that he had rot always gone scot free
from the bullets OF he various posses
that pursued him. II ia presu med
that the young bandit concluded that
house breaking in the larger cities OF
ayhe East was a far safer and more
~ efnunerative vocation than that Of
Battling with Western posses. so he
worked his way East and New York
In this way came to know the young
giant who sometimes called himself
Mason, but more often Lynch.
&# There Is not a detective In the East
who In not familiar with the details
surrounding the brutal murders Of
1faJor Wilson, the venerable Phiiadei-
hia librarian; The shooting of Judge
BtcdEett. of Schenectady, n. Y. where
he was chief counsel of the general
Electric Company, and tho staying OF
William o. Hutchins, the wealthy
Providence. r.. J. tewcier. ali of which
Grimes they lay a. the door Of Big
Bill Mason. Neither time nor space
~persnit me to dwell at length on hss
earlier crimes. go I will confine my
aelf to those which we deem the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

tno PnHe0otpniA police and asked Tor
assistance which was readily detailed
Almose Caught.
The detectives had traiied Biz Bill
20 a saloon In Camden whsre he Joined
hard and desperate lot Of hangers
on. A lively drinking bout was IN
progress and Big Bill was the life Of
he party. But Big Bill had noticed
two strangers who sat apart from
the rest and no didn't exactly like the
looks Of them. They might be bulls.
or they might not. but in any event
he wasn't In . position Just then to
take any chances.
Mason Invariably made II . prac-
toe to frequent saloons that had back
doors and he always came and went
by this route. Front doors were too
eastiv watched and whenever no found
crib that could be reached tn. ough
dark alley that place 1t once heca me
popular with Bill and his mob. Such
was the case In this Camden saloon.
Becoming uneasy in the presence Of
the two strangers. Bill arose and made
his way to the rear yard. The de-
tectives believing that he was "on''
and intended to make q getaway fol-
lowed. A. they reached the yard the
detective saw Bill wheel in his tracks
and attempt to draw . gun from his
rear pocket These bulls were no
amateurs and with . spring one Of
them leaped upon Bill and - the gun
Of the slaysr's pistol had hung In the
lining Of his pistol pocket he wns
caught momentartly or guard. The
butt Of the detective's revolver crashed
on Big Bills head and for . second
he was stunned
With q roar Of pain Hill went 1t
his adversAries and for = time . life
and death struggle followed. The DE-
tectives were both strong and were
getting the best Of the battle whom
those In the saloon. alarmed b. the
uproar IN the yard. came running to
the scene aud seeing that big Bill"
was In trouble they Get upon the de-
tectives and brutality beat them while
Bill leaped . fence and disappeared In
tho dArknesA
It was sometime before the detec-
tivss could give chase ana when they
did they were unable to pick up the
slayer.s trail. When the two head
quarters men from Philadelphia ar
rived the trail was cold and no trace
Of Bill could be found One I'M
portant Glow was picked up. however.
by .hs Philadelphia bulls ~ soon ~
they arrived. In the struggle with
the private detectives Big Bills pistol
had bean wrenched from his grasp
and left In their possession. The pistol
was OF peculiar design and the bullet
II fired especially made for It. These
bullets Tailed In every detail with
those that had been fired into the
body Of Judge Biodgett
The New York police later learned
that Big Blu and his crony. James
Coffey. had Como west Immediately AFT
er tho Camden encounter. Coffey
could not stay away from his beloved
haunts In the Bowery. however. and
he turned up few months later. Tho
police decided II would be well to
cover CofYcy. Tor In that way some
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trace OF Mason might De found cof-
ley opened . saloon in Cherry Street
eno TINS the detectives closely watched.
One niHht Coney and Frank. alias
RED" Spencer. left the saloon OF The
former and made their way to the
west Shore ferry to the foot Of Forty
second street, Detectives F'cgsrty
ana Strip trailed them Al the ferry
they were met by Big Bill Mason and
Thomas Riley. the latter a desperate
second story man With 4 long record
the two detectives sawea. orce' cha!
With these four crooks. each with "a
reputation ~ 4 bull dog VIXEN II came
to light. thar their Nights worss was
cut out for them. Reinforcement
were necessary II they were 10 ro..s,
up this mob and here Wa N oppa
tunity that could not lis oYerioo
Two plain clothes policemen .,N.2,
pressed into service and tsId to-
on the lookout for trouble. '.ls y.
see any one Of this mob reach 70, II
gum" said Fogerty. ''ist him ~
yours before he can make Ano;s
move. Ard shoot to kin, this u NJ,
worst bunch in New York"
Big Bill Beaten A4sLAsss
Big Bill and hts three companfe;
had sized up the detectives and the
worked their way over to . corlf
Of the ferry house where they CO..
versed In low toncr. AZ the detee
tivss approached them Big Bill seer
Cd trouble and quickly flashed hts Ssin
A. he did % Fogefty leeped for Ms
throat and fastening one hand In
Bill's collar with !. the other BE-
struggled for possession OF the sIayer's
pistol. Here Aason's- great afxengtb
asserted itself.
Freeing the detective's clutch 4on n.
throat Big Bill lifted Fogef<y clear os
tho ground. Then pressing the muscle
OF his pistol to the detective'a HEAD
no tried to snap the trigger. Nhethgr
II was an accident or 4 miracle. 6n.
certainly more like the iatAer.sAshe
hammer Of the pistol. n II fell. stnpck
on Big Bile thumb and with 4 how
Of PAIN ~ dropped the gum ~ II
Fogefty had gctten his ~1gns4t SAis
time 80 WAe raining blsSe a4tSK blow
on Mksp4fs heeA Il gtotkiy s4teu ttls
he wSFs shs ~ hSa4e> Ao1l n4 NJ
one nnAi ana crnshtn8 bl6X soh ~
Bills head the bandit aank 10 the s1oor
bleeding aadS completely wf,ipDea
Meanwhile each ef the utha,s po,.ce.
mon had singled oiis enc d. Rtii.s Gals
and after q sharp bdk d4aatht4 A1,te
the entire mob was bsatcaFdowh In.
arrested.
Mason was taken hack to 1fhi'adel.
phia. but Indiana authorities had
prior claim upon him and aEn!n 81.
went back to the prison n .I;ess. -
City and rounded oht 4 term q ltu Msle
soon came into possession OF the " ~
York authorities again and was SAT-
lodged in Sing Sing. Recently hesi-i
he might talk IT he cas i
make terms. You can rest aSsafwtt :
terms will be ngr eed to Tor ~ afseg
have enough evidences 10 rgf
away for afo. but one thing Il ensE
Bill rnigfif have 10 Gay ~
absorbing interest and we viii Se -
scnt.ve listeners
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Man With Longest and Blacklist Record Now In
Sing Sing Cell About Ready To Shed Light
On Long List Of Crimes That Have
Puzzled Police for Years.


cruelest in Big Bits repertoire. will
take UP the case OF Judge Elodgett
first.
Early one morning Judge Blodgett
was awakened from a sound siumb
by his terrified wife who whispered
There's a burglar in the ROOM" A.
Blodgctt attempted to arise from hls
bed a powerful form leaned over him
and cody said: N you as much as
move hand I'll blow the top OF your
head on" whether Blodget, failed
70 heed the warning will never be
known, for the next instant he fell
back upon his pillow--~a bullet haytnss
pierced his body. The screams OF the
wife had no effect upon Bill for aft
er warning her to remain quiet he
struck her a stunning blow over the
head with the butt OF his revolver
ard she fell back insensihle. across he
inanima'e body OF her husband. Then
Bill, sure that ne would not he In.
.errupted. descended to The dining
room where he leisureiy packed the
choicest Of the family silver into a
bag and deeamped
Bin Escapes A Tran,
few days after this murder A
second dealer Ia jewelry and silver.
ware, of Philadelphia. who knew pig
Blu well vas approached by Mason
and asked II ne was In the marke,
for n bunch of tunk," Each p,oca
of the Blodgett silver was engraved
with the monogra m OF the slain man.s
wife and this made 1t easy of identia-
cation. Bill explained that this was
a handicap, for IN the event of its
purchase II would have to be meites
at once. The jeweier said re didn't
care 70 buy pig In the poke 40 he
would have TO look the silver over
before deciding. and an appointment
was made when Bill should bring the
loot TO the store. But somehow Bnrs
suspicious were aroused and he failed
TO keep the appointment
After reading Of the SCHENECTADY
murder and Robbery, accompanied by
full description Of the stolen siave r
this jeweier at once arrived al tho
conclusion that tho loot Hfg Bill had
offered him was from the Biodget.
home, 80 he at once got in touch with
the police. The sPhiladeiphia police
conferred with the Detective Bureau
in New York City and all agreed tina,
Judge Blodgett had been. slain by Big
Blu Mason. SO a general alarm was
sent out for his arrest
The Philadelphia police were
startled one night 10 learn that Fred
May. cashier for pool room In Mar
ket Street had been biackjaeked and
robbed. II was strong arm lob and
tho victim was left weItering In his
blood. May. who carried the bank
roll for the DAYS play. about $1,000.
had entered a dark a'Iev intending -
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a%LI, LGIrs0T

ant sera . ard Its moraine OF boul-
- Is pc haps the most picturesque.
'VtcftunateiY. Il is rapidly receding
climbing on PARTS Of II is dan
rous spor' owing % the "Totter" Ice.
:, snon fed which must BE- crossed
roach Sir ponatd the Prettiest peak
# the range. spreads over many crew
asses and it Is unsafe TO 50 over II
swiss guides
IIieciiicHaet Ice Cave.
Tho writer In climbing over the
fllecil lewaet glGt er came across an
ice cave with waterfall in the rear.
AT this point tho 4cier was DELI
cate biue-gr and transparent. The
ice had formed itself into seats around
the sides oil The cave and one might
SIT in cold cheir and view The water
fall. a thin stream which dropped for
tifteen or twenty feet. At another
place there was a maze of crevasaes
sweeping outward from the centre.
Many Of them seemed bottumless. and
the tee in their depths was deep
blue Everywhere one heard the
trickle of water. far streams were
running beneath the glacier. In order
to lally appreciate the n,agnificence
Of this big Ice field it Is necessary to
study II under different aspects--in
light. in shadow and with the sun
sparkling on its many ice points. or.
when it Il covered with fresh snow. or
to follow Its snow slopes to the sky
line and then turn and gaze upon the
dwarfed landscape below. From the
crest of the snow field to the tongue
Of the glacier Is 3 fall of about three
thousand 'fect--a pretty stir climb, but
worth the exertion. for the seracs--
great pinnacies OF ice. are alone worth
the trip. ~
Asuikan Glacier.
The Asuikan glacier IN In the same
vicinity andsis even more dangerous
and diiticuk 70 climb. represents sev-
epai Spectacular groups OF seracs and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05
The Formation and Beau
ty ofthe Great Ice Rivers
ofWestern Canada How
They Are Conquered by
the Climber.
Copyright l9i5. ~ TIE International

HERE ia a fascination abou,
mountain climbing that danger
whets rather than G.spcls and
no task 100 difficult for the
tsountaineer 10 undertake.. TO scale
lofty. rugged, ice-ciaa cliffs is his
greatest Joy. and tbs trcacherous
klacier invites AND encourage his
spartt of adventure WAile nature has
&aven to the Rookie ana tAe sierras
81 the United STATES stLpt n ous noun
fAins, noble peaks and picturesque
canyons surprising In huCeness sns
heaght the elevation beyond The Ca
madam border. yet the eclkirks and
canadian Rockies are more abr,D5
ahd rugged, presenting vast areas If
glaciers and ahordlng to the lover OF
mountain climbing better field for
the display Of his proves and skin,
I1ese mounts ns ara growing in popu-
Arfty. ard every year adds to the
rf-nmber who go there 10 conquer some
lefty peak or to cross some mighty
glacier
Formation OF 4 Glacier
In plain terms. 4 glacier Is a river
81 Ice draining d rock basin above
hiatd TO overlooking with ice and snow
ana Technically known as nege. but
6oDuiariy called a sAow field In iheee
AiSh regions the heavy precipitation
afways IN the form OF snow which
Hseps the great rock basins fun to
0vSrnowing The prpdigioas weight OF
20 mass com pacts the under SHOWS
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STOMACH TROUBLES.

Digestion is largely a mechanical
process. When there are stomach
troubles there is usually a weak
ness OF the muscles upon Which di-
gestion so largely depends. To
strengthen these muscles and over
come stomach troubles our drug
gists, Curlin's Two Drug stores,
west side square and north side
square. guarantee Vinol. reliable
non-secret remedy. which contains
iron to purify and enrich the blood,
the, medicinal extractiyes OF fresh
cod liyers, without oil, and the
nourishing properties OF beef pep
tone, all combined in a delicious
native wine. ii you are suffering
from stomach trouble, it viii pay
you to try it. adv.
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DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores Of Waxahachie Readers are
Learning the Duty of the Kidneys.
TO filter the blood is the kidney
duty.
When they fail to 90 this the kid
neys are wax
Backache and other kidney ITS
may follow
Help the kidneys do their work
Use Doan's KiGney Pills the
tested kidney remedy.
Proof Of their worth 10 the FOL
lowing;
w y. Wagner farmer. r. f. d.
No / Midlothian, re@as. says my
main trouble Was too frequent pass
sages Of the kidney secretions aaa
they were unnatural had back-
ache and often was 50 dizzy could
hardly stand atone i used Doan
Kidney Pills. proeuruc from T.. a.
Curlin's Drug Stores. and soon got
over the trouble"
Price Soc. al an dealers DOM
simply ask Tor q kidney remedy
get Deans Kidney Pills che same
that ar Wagner haa Fostor. Ns.
burn co. Props Buffalo. N y aag
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LONDON, sept. 14.tBy Mail)
sr1le r.al InspirAtion Of the latest
NIsalAn military shakeup is Gen
eral AIexnfeR - peasant. This. too.
- autocratic Russia
Releention OF Grand Duke Nicho-
~ % the CAucasus and suhstitn-
tion az ne car Is ctmmaneer-in-
chfef can only mean, according TO
authentie military information,
th.t ths real comnsnder-in ciief i
AlexeieG.
General AlexeieH replaced Gener-
II RusSki ! few months ago; he
has nov replaced Grand Duke Mich
olas and Is chief Of stan today IS
the most listened-to military man
II Russia. The car will listea and
The cxar's military moves can be
put down as AlexeieiI's. declares
gosxip from London military ex-
perts-
re new chief -of-stAn comes
frum peasant parentage AID Is one
OF the few Russian military lead
err who made his debut into the
world in humble circumstances. he
was born in 1S43. His mother was
an Armenian. his father . Russian.
and for many years estate marager
for Count Modvinon who took a
kindly interest in the small son
Of his manager and persuaded him
to attend the Naval School at ST.
Petersburg.
Alexeiehss promotion was rapid.
He was made captain In command
OF q ship that made its frsf yoyage
to America One of his most noted
moves ia the Russian navy xas re-
forms against the use OF liquor by
sailors. Later he left the nary and
entered the army where his execn-
tive ability and quick thinking
qualities started him on the road
that ended at ehief-of-staff--" COM
mander-in -cbief. military experts
say.
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fling. hawking, mucous discharge,
dryness or headache: no strEesfine
for breath. al night
Get ! small bottle Of Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist asst APP
ply = little OF this fragrant anti
septic cream in your nostriss. II
penetrates through every air pas
SAGE OF the head. soothing and
healing the swollen or inflsmed
mucous membrane, giving you in
staut relief. Dent stay stnded-up
and miserable. Relief Is sure. Cur
Iinss Two Drug Stores adv
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WAR NEWS OF IN
YEAR AGO TODAY.

. Recapturs Of ostend by the =
. allies was reported. Berlin adj :
. mitted . fleet bombardment. =
. nghtinE on the left wing. tel =
. gians bearing the bruni, was
. reported by Paris and London. =
. England announced internment =
. OF all Germans and Austrians :
= between IL and As. seizure on =
. the seas ofsali engine fuel for :
= Germany. aud receipt Of Ameri- :
. cas- request for release OF the =
. oil-tanker Rockefeller.
. Germans Warsaw advance
= was repulsed with heavy loss,
. her army in Russian Poland was =
= retreating. the Austrians In Ca
. licia failed to cross the San and =
= the Russians are on the often
. sive everywhere. Petrograd said
. Austria, however. reported adj
. vances in Galicia, occupation
. of Stryi and advances on Sir
= wiax river.
. Germany reported fighting ON
= the User canal. the British fleet
= supporting land forces at Nieu-
= port. an offensive at Lille and
= a general allied repuise- The
q cruiser Ep.den sank six more
. British steamers off the Indian
. coast. Italy prepared TO occupy
. Aviona. Albania. A Portuguese
. revolution, anti-ally was sup
. pressed. Turkey awaited Ger
= many's order to fight. 600 Ger
= man officers having been sent
= to Constantinople.
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Interurban Time Table.
North Bound.

Local Cars leave Waxahachie for
Dallas and all intermediate points
.5.55 and CAT a. III. Local cars from
Waco running through TO Dallas.
making all stops. pass Waxahachis
SAT. lo.4T o. m, and l2.4T. 2.47.
I%.47. s:47. $50 and 1880 p. m
Gears passing at $50 and 1880 viii
run on limited time.D
Limited Cars from Waco. running
through to Dallas, stopping only in
cities and towns. pass Waxahaehie at
|1.3a. $50 and 1880 a. M, and
fI:3O. $50, $50 and 1880 p. N.
South Bouno.
Local Cars from Dallas. running
through 10 Waco. making all stops,
III necessary. pass Waxahachie $40,
f7.4s. 9.4s and 11:49 a. m, 1913,
Ga.4s. 5.4s, $40 and 10.40 p IN
fcars passing $40 a. m. and s:4'
and 1910 p. IN. run on limited timel
Cars arriving from Dallas and inter
mediate points 1:4s D. II. and 1874
q. m. stop at Waxahachie.
Limited Cars from Dallas. runninA
through TO Waco. stopping only III
cities and towns. pass Waxahachle
$40 and 10. 80 a. m, 1910. 2.40.
$40 and $40 p. m.
North bound baggage ami express
cars pass Waxahacnie 1915, s.02
and 1888 p. IN.
South bound baggage and express
cars pass Waxahachie I:01 and s:os
p. m
r.En nasJv T. fghs yfxoz rho navss
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OPEN NOSTRiIs. END
A COLD OR CATAkRH.

, How to Get Relief When iiead
and Nose are stuffed TIP.
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r00I- DLY LUNCHEON
H[lD II HOTEL ROGERS
usunrRs oF CHAMBER on
e,,vsuERCE DISCUSS NAT
TIERS OF INTEREST.
Visitors Make Interesting Talks anu
session a. Whole Proves
Most satisfactory {"
All.

Mar noouday luncheon ~ the
chamber OF Commerce proved
rather interesting session ihere
we're quite number of the iai,h'ul
members present in the billiard
room AT Hotel Rogers. where long
banouet tables had been arranged
and II was a feast they enjoyed.
when called to order DR.. Parneh
ported that the pulmotor had heeh
ordered and would arrive about
November Is. In this same con-
nection c. A. Tunnel. representing
tie Daily Light, announced 'ha'
sas.5o had been paid in on the
hedges made to this fund
l.. c. Curtin asked for farther
time in which 10 make report on
the proposed mail service on the
Iinterurban, which was granted
A Communication from Hughie
Jennings was read by Secretary
Carl 4. schuster. which announced
that the manager Of the Detroit
Tigers would be IN Waxahaehie
some time at an early date to make
luspeotioa OF the city with view
of determining on new training
quarters for the Tigers. Acting
upon the suggestion Of certain
members the matter OF looking
after Mr.. Jennings AID Waxahaehie
interests was referred 10 the COM
mittee on training camp ar'ange-
ments appointed at previous
meeting. This committee Is COM
posed of l.. D. Lasswell, II d.
Sims and ". e. MeClaia.
Mention was made of the action
of the city council in submitting to
vote the question OF whether or
not commission shall be chosen
TO frame a new charter for the city
of Waxahaehie, and it was suggest
ed that the Chamber of Commerce
join with The school board is ask
ing that a mass meeting be called
for the purpose of suggesting names
for such a commission, and also for
devising ways and means Off bring
ing the charter election to the at
tention of the voters.
The Rev. Geo. Ii, Bassett, pastor
of the Main Street Christian church,
was introduced by DR. Parnell and
in few well chosen words he con-
graduated the Chamber of Com
meree uron the spirit Of enthusiasm
for town building that was manifest
ed. He said. however. that he was
like farmer who was stuck with
nothing 10 unload He paid a nigh
compliment to the reputation OF
Waxahachie abroad. and said he
wanted to become part of the ma
terial side OF the city as we'll as the
spiritual and moral side His recep-
tion was very warm.
County superintendent ". s Els
came before the body stating tina.
the North Texas County Superintea-
dents meeting would be held Ia
Waxahachie on Wednesday Of next
week, and he asked the cooperation
OF the Chamber OF Commerce III en-
Pertaining the visitors Acting upon
his suggestion a motion passed that
committee of three be appointed
70 cooperate with him to the end
that the visitors are properly enter
tanned. The committee named WIS
as follows. S, P. spaiding, E. 3.
Prince and w G. McClain.
DIR, w. D. Boyd was named rs
chairman OF the meeting for the next
luncheon after which the body adj
fjourned
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Notice.

When you have a society item
for the Daily Light call Miss Matte
Middleton. Phone number ego II
takes some time to get all the de-
tails of each social function and the
management o. this paper will ap-
preciate it if you will assist by Civ
ing her the particulars as early as
possible II
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and acts and plant less cotton.
We can make il profitable for
ourselves and for our neighbofs By
doing that which we know We
should do in justice TO ourselves
and our families and our neiglbors.
f. HOsFORD,
S. II. MOSES.
b. r. HAWKINS,
d. ID. FLOYD,
Committee.