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SECOND SECTIONPAGE TWO. THE PITTSBURGH! GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1911. Wagers Of 2 To On Reciprocity Victory Not Taken FOR ACCURACY IN THE LIST RELIGIOUS PARADE PLAIJ1E BED Procession of Holy Name! Societies Will Take Place the Election But Four Days Off, Indications Point to Marked Victory for Premier Laurier and the Liberals. Sunday, October 8. The names of the 20,000 patriots who enlisted in the Civil war from Allegheny county are to be cast on bronze tablets and placed in the Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial.

The committee which is preparing the rosters wishes to secure correctly the names of all soldiers, 6ailors and marines entitled to representation in this scroll of; fame. To give everyone interested a chance to assist in the work, the rosters will be published in The Gazette Times, a portion being printed every Sunday until the whole list has been published. Corrections and additions to the lists should be sent to Charles F. McKenna, chairman of the Tablet Committee, Memorial Hall, Pittsburgh. They will be received for 90 days after publication of the lists.

The names that may be enrolled on the tablets are of those who were enrolled and mustered into the United States service in Allegheny county, irrespective of residence, and those who, having been denied muster into the service in Allegheny county, left the county as organizations and were mustered into the service in other States as organizations. UNION MEETING DIOCESAN Leader Borden Professes Confi- i dence in Conservative Triumph, but Can't Produce Figures. Dominion's Hottest Campaign Nears End. ti i James P. McNally Chief Mar shal Aides Named Three Divisions Participate.

I Piini win nerfected this afternoon Br JOHX R. BONE. Special Cerr8pandic Tbe Oaxette Times. TORONTO, Sept 16. The campaign Is eominfr up to its advance notices.

It is for the greatest religious procession ever seen in this state, when the executive committee of the Pittsburgh Diocesan Union Holy Name society meeis to cum- ill I X7K? I 'Srx 1 fll nlpte arrangements tor tne annum nun John Williams. John W. Wood. John Wilson. Thomas Wilson.

Thomas Wilkinson. Charles Yauger. Name Society procession. It will be held Henry Hall. John R.

Hayden. Wiiliam Hall. John Haus. Abraham Hull. William Hanlon.

William Horner. on Sunday, uctooer 5. citmmiio John Murphy. Owen Morris. William Mercer.

Alexander Maul. Alexander Marshall. Joseph Murphy. Charles Mills. Sttphan Mclntyre.

Charles MeCarty. Thomas MeQuald. John D. Myers. Nicholas Martin.

Thomas McNeice. John Ward. Joseph Gaber. Jamea T. Tompkins.

William Wallace. John Wert2. John Duffey. Robert J. Fitzgerald.

meets In thei tiaii. street. I Th nuarter meetinsr of tne Qloce3an ninn will Ko hfM In th SRni hall One Hundred and Seventeenth Regi Horace Greenleaf. Henry McNight. 2:30 o'clock.

At this meeting details of the plans for the procession will be announced. An address on "Catholic Citi- the hottest this generation has witnessed. During the paat week the Conservative party has added to it3 confidence. In Ontario the managers of the anti-reciprocity campaign declare their absolute confidence that not more than 20 Liberals will be returned for the whole province. At present there are 35 Liberals out of representation of 86.

If this prediction as to Ontario was verified it would quite conceivable that the government would be defeated; as at present the majority In the House is only 41 and a defection of a few seats in the other provinces would be all that would be necessary, in addition to such a body blow in Ontario, to leave it in a minority. Similar optimistic predictions are being received from Conservative headquarters In the other provinces. The next few days will bring forth in rebuttal the heaviest arguments of the campaign led on the one side by Premier Wilfrid Laurier. who is staunch in Jits support of the measure on the other etde by the lighting leader of the Con- Charles J. Dougherty.

Hugh McGiniy. ment, Thirteenth Cavalry. (Three Years' Service). The One Hundred and Seventeenth Regi Lawrence McGurick. James Slavin.

ennhln" will be Eiven bv i'eter J. mc- MUSICIAN. Ardle. former president of the Amalga Alexander Mahan. ment (Thirteenth Cavalry) was recruited mated Association or Iron ana ssieei PRIVATES.

Robert Anderson. in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to form a Workers, and now a member of council. The procession will consist of threo trmnil The first will comprise George P. Anderson. squadron of Irish dragoons to be attached to the Irish Brigade, and was mustered Lewis Awes.

Joseph Anderson. Francis C. Atkinson. all branch societies attached to churches Into the service of the United states at In th territory between the Allegheny Philadelphia in the fall of 1S61 for three years' service. It participated in these and Monongahela rivers; the second, the societies located south of the Mononga engagements: Middletown.

vvincnester, hela. and Ohio rivers, an the third divi Culpeper, Jeffersonton, the Wilderness sion all north and west of the Ohio nd campaign, tien. Sheridan expedition to ward Richmond, Trevilian station, Jones bridge. Samaria Church. Les' Mill, vv y- Allegheny rivers.

Mcyalhj Chief Marshal. James P. McNally of St. Peter's. North R.

L. BORDEN. SIR WILFRID LAURIER. att's farm, Hatchers Run movement and Side, will be chief marshal; Henry Fita- Liabney Mill. After Lee surrenaer tne Thirteenth Cavalry was posted at Fay- John Brown.

James Bennett. Rudolph Belter. James Bowser. George C. Brewer.

Michael Boyle. Alexander Berwick. Joslah B. Black. Samuel Beaty.

John Beilhartz. Isaac Brown, William BarriB. Charles Clifford. John H. Curry.

John M. Casey. John Clementine. Richard Cox. George W.

Caine. James Carroll. John Cummlngs. patrlck of St. Britrtd's.

Enoch street, mar etteville to clear the country ana pre- shal of the first division; William K. serve peace. On July 14 It moved to Raleigh and was mustered out on the THE rival leaders in Canada, whose fight over reciprocity with the United States will be decided next Thursday, when the Canadian voters go to the polls to vote for members of a new Parliament. On the left Premier Wilfrid Laurier, leader of the Liberals, who is staunch in his support of the measure. On the right R.

L. Borden, leader of the Conservatives, who is against it tooth and nail. A victory' for the Liberals will cause the realization of reciprocity and the continuance in power of the Premier and his ministry. A victory for the Conservatives w-ill cause the death of reciprocity, the resignation of Premier Laurier and hia ministry, and will make Borden the Premier of Canada. aervatiees, R.

L. Borden. Conservatives Always Cheerful. Without any unfairness or partisanship It has to be recalled, however, that the party organizers, particularly the Conservatives, are very optimistic gentlemen. In the heat of a campaign they are always going to win.

In every election since 19S the opposition has on the ve 6f polling worked up great enthusiasm. There has been the feverlshness of approaching victory everywhere in their ranks. The air has been full of plots and sensations that when exploded would shiver the country from coast to coast. But always in the morning after there has remained only the dregs of defeat. Thomas Mcuuire.

-J. B. McLaughlin. David McCuliougb. Henry McGonlgal.

James Mcllallin. Daniel MeCarty. Peter McFarland. George Niblo. John Polly.

Nicholas Puhl. Robert Parker. John Puhl. Jacob Pack. Charles A.

Qulnn. Philip Rilley. Edward H. Rosier. William A.

Ross. Wlllets Rodgers. Edward Ritchie. William G. Ralston.

George Rushworth. Lewis Russell. Robert C. Stark. Charles Steenburg.

Isaac Shultz. John Swisher. John Shields. Robert Stewart. William H.

Stewart. Matthias Seifrltz. Joseph Shaeffer. Thomas Shannon. John E.

Small. Charles Smith. Thomas Shaffer. John L. Stevens.

Stephen E. Simpson. Thomas A. Shlnn. Willlsm Stephenson.

Samuel Bikes. Alonzo C. Thomas. John Torple. John W.

Tompkins. Theodore A. Walker. E. B.

Willoughby. David Wilson. James Wall. I. Worsenborger.

James Whelan. George H. Wood. Charles Wood. William H.

Webb. Charles Cutinar. Lewis C. Cook. ultra-imperialists, but who, It must be said, has been careful in all his past record to leave the way open for such an alliance as he has tust made.

4t all events the alliance now stands beyond all John Door. George Dubois. James Davis. Thomas Develln. Peter Diebold.

Names Of Soldiers For Memorial Hall Tablets Shields of St. Mary of the Mount, marshal of the second division, and Joseph Ford of St. Peter's, marshal of the third division. No insignia other than tha American flag and the Holy Name Society banner will be permitted in the procession. The Rt.

Rev. Bishop Regis Canevin will march at the head of tha procession. General Order Issued. Chief Marshal McNally last night la-sued the following general order: The first division will form in Liberty avenue at 1:30 p. the head of tha column resting at Fifth street and extending back to Water street; societies of this division will reach the rendezvous by way of Market First, Second, Third and Fourth avenues.

The second division will assemble in Carson street, opposite the Pittsburgh Lake Erie freight station at 1:30 p. and proceed to Water street, head of tha eolmun resting at Liberty avenue; societies of this division reaching the city by train will disembark at Fourth "svenus station and reach the rendezvous by way same day. X.FNE AND STAFF OFFICERS. James A. Galligher, Colonel.

Michael Kerwln, Colonel. Peter C. Shannon, Lieutenant Colonel. Garrick Mallery. Lieutenant Colonel.

Jacob H. Dewees, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry A. White. Major.

Martin J. Byrne. Major. George F. McCabe, Major.

Timothy A. Byrnes, Major. George R. Magulre, Adjutant. Phillip H.

Galligher, Quartermaster. Anthony Wise, Quartermaster. John L. Burke. Commissary Sergeant.

Daniel A. Callahan, Commissary Sergeant. George B. Lummis, Surgeon. William F.

Osborn, Surgeon. John C. Stanton. Assistant Surgeon. Charles W.

Moore. Assistant Surgeon. Nathan J. Nyce. Assistant Surgeon.

James Gombitelle, Chaplain. John A. Turner, Sergeant Major. Edward O'Shea. Sergeant Major.

William O'Conner. Sergeant Major. Oliver W. Longan, Sergeant Major. Curtis A.

Eldridge. Sergeant Major. John Hatfield, Veterinary Surgeon. David W. Farroe, Hospital Steward.

David A. Cochran, Hospital Steward. 1 JoseDh Hovt. Hosoital Steward. question.

The Conservative organization, what there was of it, in Quebec has been handed over to the Nationalists, their candidates are mutually acceptable to each other and the same money chest is paying the bills. Mr. Borden also is In his native prov Dennis Devlne. Patrick Delaney. Roderick Daly.

Michael Develin. John Dawaon. John Emanuel. James Eagan. Ruffley Fence.

There is the same revensnness, me same excitement, the same plots in the air this time. Only more so. Perhaps the outcome will be the same. Indeed the probabilities are still quite atronely so. Today $2,000 was offered on the stock exchange locally at 2 to 1 that the government would be returned and there were no takers.

Liberal organizers, to, profess to be satisfied with the outlook and still profess to expect to improve their position in Ontario and some of the other provinces and hope to lose atrt-iifrth in none. For the most part the fighting on the surface has been clean and fair. Personalities have been few. Charges of a sensational character were made at one meeting against one of the ministers of the Crown. In another campaign the charges were of such gravity they would have become a leading issue, astly dif James letcher.

Joseph Fisher. Jeremiah Ford. William Fence. The committee on rosters for the bronze tablets in the Allegheny County Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall presents another allotment of names. These consist of the members of Company One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment (Second Artillery); Companies I and One Hundred and Sixteenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and Company E.

One Hundred and Seventeenth Regiment Thirteenth Cavalry). ince, also on the defensive against the popularity in Nova Scotia of reciprocity which would give the maritime provinces access to the great New England markets. His own seat in Halifax Is said to be in danger. Will Be Known Thursday. Whether there is or Is not to be reciprocity will be known probably about 9 o'clock on Thursday night next.

The polls close at o'clock, and by four hours John S. Frledle. John W. Foster. George F.

Frazier. Samuel S. Gillespie. Matthew Glasgow. COMPANY I.

CAPTAINS. Patrick Fleming. later the returns for all the provinces as far west as Manitoba ought to be com William Brown. Lemuel Brvan. Jesse D.

Burnworth. Jacob Bowers. Adam Calhoun. John Callagher. John Campbell.

Charles Carpenter. Georee W. Clabaugh, Eliphalet Clark. Joseoh Clark. Hiram Clem.

John Calhoun. Cornelius Campbell. Joseph Carlisle. Daniel Cary. Thomaa W.

Clare. John E. Clark. Edward Clarkson. John Cloudin.

Thomas Conner. John Conwav. Richard Corbv William H. Crawford. John Conrov.

Joseph Cook. Samuel Cox. Arthur Cuskaden. Joseph Daenall. George W.

Davis. Thomas S. Mason. Edward Fagan. Samuel Taggart.

Thomas Grant. One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment, (Second Artillery) The One Hundred and Twelfth (Second David Ford. Quartermaster Sergeant. Robert McElhlnny, Commissary Sergeant. S.

A. Sollenberger. Commissary Sergeant. Jacob Dumptre. Bugler.

Dominic Murphy, Bugler. George McLeary, Saddle Sergeant. James W. Stevens, Saddle Sergeant. plete.

The ballots are of the easiest de William O'Caliaghan. Owen Gallagher. Joseph W. Yocum. William Gaw.

scription to count. There are but two candidates In most of the ridings. There Artillery), was mustered into service at Robert J. Taggart. George c.

ttoit. Robert Patterson. Samuel Patton. John Pierson. James Potter.

Arthur J. Price. Samuel Reed. Theodore Rhinehardt. John Rlchey.

Acev C. Roberts. James Michael ft van. James Ramser. William Reed.

Jackson Rice. John Rlppel. George Roberts. John O. Rose.

George Scott. William M. Searl. Enos Shannon. Frederick Shultz.

Andrew Smart. Henrv W. Smith. William Smith. James L.

Staats James H. Stewart. Samuel Straw. William Sweeny. Wm.

H. Schotield. James P. Scott. Richard V.

Seward. John O. Shaw. James S. Skillman.

Aaron Smith. Joseph Smith. Nicholas Soby. KIw Steelman. William F.

Stine. Philadelphia in January. 1S62. for three is only the one ballot. The voter marks 1ST LIEUTENANT.

Edward Marker. his ballot for the man he wants to be years. Company I appears to have been John Stephens. Lawrence Hoebner. his M.

P. for the next session. If there the only company in this regiment con 2ND LIEUTENANT. William c. Harvey.

John Hidder. are more 31. supporters of Sir Wil R. B. Montgomery.

ferent was the reception of tnem this time. The speech in which they were made was reported by all the papers, but from that day until this not a reference has been made to it by the press of either side. The fact is, that everyone is too Interested in reciprocity to be bothered with scandal. Reciprocity Idea Grows Stronger. As polling day approaches the strength Of the anti-opposition campaign is becoming more and more apparent Ihe opposition to the agreement is being pressed with a vigor and a skill quite unknown opposition tactics in Canada.

It is apparent that ttie organization is etrone and that there are ample funds. SERGEANTS. frid Laurier elected than there are op John A. Dickson. COMPANY E.

CAPTAINS. Henrv Erdman. Patrick Kane. Abedneeo E. French.

Nathaniel S. Sneyd. John Fisher. Georee R. Masruire.

John G. Guster. 1ST UEUTKXANTS. William Graves. Hueh Kellev.

William Gillan, Daniel Caldwell. James Grear taining Allegheny county soldiers, the other companies being mainly of men from Franklin and M' counties. It participated in the et -agements of the Wilderness; Spottsylv lia. Cold Harbor. Petersburg and Ft.

Harrison. ponents will carry on the government of the country for the next five years, barring accident. The new Parliament will assemble Peter KeHly. Henry Mullen. Thomas McKnight.

Daniel Reen. of Grant and Water streets, resting In Water street, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio station until given their place in line. The third division wilt form in Sherman avenue, North Side, at 1:30 p. head of eolmun resting at Ohio street, extending back along Montgomery avenue; this division will march by way of Federal street and Duquesne way to Third street and Liberty avenue, resting there1 until the second division is under way societies of this division coming in at Union station will proceed to Duquesne way below Third street and there await orders. The general formation of the procession will be 12 abreast in open order.

No carriages or vehicles of any description will be permitted in line. The church choirs will head their respective societies, but must maintain the general formation as ordered. No bands or instrumental music of any kind be permitted. The procession will move promptly at 2:30 p. m.

Division marshals will have their commands at the points assigned them in time to move forward in their proper places in, line. WORKERS TO CELEBRATE, Local Union No. 211, Carpenters about October 18 at the calls of the Duke the One Hundred and Twelfth vas mus- LIEUTENAM. Jacob uouirev. Thomas (J.

Murtha. George Northrup. of Connaught. who succeeds Earl Grey Jtered out at City Point, nuary 29, Wm. J.

O'CaUajrhacu as Kuvcihui Eeiiciai. xii tile ui aixouo. Liberal Parliament, reciprocity will be Josph Guiller. James E. Craig.

George Cole. Menrv Dehaven. Robert Develln. Hugh S. Donnelly.

James Douglass. George B. Dreher. Henry Drepperd. John A.

Dubourg. John Duncan. voted on and become a fact about November 1. CORPORALS. Paid canvassers are, it is said, going from headquarters to discuss reciprocity with ever' family in the province.

And reciprocity, like all questions of trade, luini, rn that the average voter's mind David Steen. Brian McLaughlin. Aioion Davis. James Street. William R.

Cowl. Abraham S. Dearmaa. George Thompson. Henry Deteriek.

Ganrg Trioner John Wigham. John A. Fox. John Rowen. does not grasp easily, it is not difficult for a moderately skillful canvasser to win over manv voters to his way of thinking.

Liberals complain that even Liberal farmers are being confused on the issue. In the cities the Liberal newspapers are nns on the aeirressive. They are meeting Alexander Downey, John Adams. William Devereiu. Patrick J.

Carrigan. John Jardlne. Sewickley Dog Show to Aid the Hospital Event Will "fake Place October 14 at Allegheny Country Club. Big Bazar Also a Feature. LrXE AXD STAFF OFFICERS.

Charles Agenroth, Colonel. August A. Gibson, Colonel. William M. MoCiure.

Colonel, S. D. SirawbrldKe, Colonel. J. H.

OberteuiTer, lieutenant Colonel. Benjamin F. Winger. Lieutenant Colonel. William Candldus.

Major. James L. Anderson. Major. David Sadler, Major.

Thomas Wilhelm, Major. William 8. Bailey. Major. David Schooley, Major.

C. G. Zimmerman. Adjutant. Florence W.

Grugan, Adjutant. Jerome A. Buck. Adjutant. Aaron P.

Bilyen. Quartermaster. William H. Melcher, Quartermaster. John W.

Dykins, Quartermaster. Ellaha Griiwold. Surgeon. David H. Bartlne, Surgeon.

Richard H. -Nevlll, Assistant Surgeon. James I. tinton. Assistant Surgeon.

SERGKAMM. Matthias Momyer. Henrv Snyder. James E. Riley.

Michael Raeer. Simon Swarm. James 5tussell. John A. Miller.

Israel JCelly. David H. Sarver. Samoel Baufthman. Patrick Dougherty.

Bernard Whitney. Georee B. Caven. Charles M. Oliver.

Solomon Jausham. Abraham Hershey. Emanuel Kephart. James A. Miller.

James T. Conlln. Iffnrv Dougherty. Michael Shanlev. Bernard Kennedy.

John Branachan. Felix Burns. CORPORALS. William Clark. William S.

Thomas. Bartholomew Beach. Michael I-affers. th Torv crv of hard times and dis Benjamin F. Groves.

William H. Brown. and 25 Years Old. Members of Local Union No. 211, United Wm.

W. Dickinson. Andrew Donnelson. Barnet W. Drake Jacob Dreher Oliver B.

Dubes. Peter Dugan. James E. Dunlap, John England. Henrv Evans.

David Evans H. o. N. Femsler. Henrv Fink.

David Ford. Eugene F. Fergus. George File. Francis Fltsgerald Elilah nnii.

MUSICIAN. Thomas Disney. aster to industry with lists of manufacturers who are supporting the Liberals and reciprocity and with arguments on the cost of living. One paper in Toronto this week opened a food ihihit shnwinz a variety of meats. Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniver PRIVATES.

James S. Graham. James W. GammilL Leander Grear. Thomas Graham.

Peter J. John D. Geary." Henrv Geismar. John E. Hiney.

ESias Huff. John J. Hasan. G. Hammond.

James Hollar. Samuel Jones, Morsran H. Jones. Josenh Jacobs. Alexander Justice.

John Kilchrist. or John Gilchrist. Michael Kins. James Kane. James Kasen.

David Kephart. Henrv Keohart. Joseoh Kennedy. Michael Laffers. Robert Laton.

John Lawson. Bernard Li lie v. James A. LambauKh. John H.

Law. Benjamin Liddicki Robert Love. Andrew Merritts. Charles D. ManevaL Martin Maloney.

Henry Miller. John Mumhv. John Matthews. Owen Murrav. William C.

Means. Abraham Moore. John McCain bridge. Henry McGve. Alexander McManus.

Albert Alexander. Andrew J. Allen. Georcre W. Tyson.

Jahn Thinfflev. Edward F. Tracy. James Tway. Andrew J.

Urback. James H. Vance. James H. Vaughn.

James Verden. Charles F. Wall. Henrv Wallner. William West.

Owen Wlcklser. Cicero Wintennute. Frank Woodburn Mllo Wright. Samuel J. Walker.

Joshua H. Wallena. William Weslev Thomas H. White. Arehame's Wilson.

William F. Wlster. George H. Woods Joseph Wyant Samuel B. Yohw.

Montgomery Young. Henrv Young. sary of its organization on Wednesday evening in G. A. R.

Hall, "South and East John Allen. William J. Ash. James Haley. John Hill.

John Hutchinson. James Hughes. John R. Hansell, Hannibal Hatch. Melchoir Hoofnagle.

Patrick Hayden. Henry Haas. Franklin, Hamilton. Bartholomew Johnson. Charles Jones.

Enoch G. James. Joseph Kohlenberg. James Kirkpatrlck. Andrew Lawson.

James Lyons. Henry D. Lawrence. Frank Leech. John Leech.

John Lequen. Jacob Lutz. John Lynch. Christopher H. Moore.

Murtha Merritt. Joseph Minnich. James M. Moore. George C.

Manderfleld. George Moore. John Mulholland, William MannesJoy. Isaac M. Mabuerry.

John Moore. Matthew McManamin. John R. McMullln. Jame McDonald.

John McMannus. Samuel McClune. Abraham Oliver. John Perry. Samuel Price.

David Potts. Isiac Richardson. Charles Rafferty. Thomas Ruth-rford. William Smith.

George Smith. Edward Shet. George N. Smick. Georue Smith.

Wm. A Sear'irht. Francis Search. Alfred Short. Isaac Thompson.

Thomas Tully. C. Van Valtenherg. Josrph Vsuphan. Albert J.

Van Dien. Andrew Vanderslice. Andrew WVlace. "-'-nr jr- White. John Winchester.

Uriah Yauger. Diamond streets, jsortn sine, ine garn A dog show for the benefit of the Sewickley Valley Hospital is to be held at the Allegheny Country Club, Sewickley ering is called for 8 o'clock. Former, as Jacob W. Adams. John Austin.

canned goods and vegetables bought in Buffalo with similar articles bought in Toronto, with the prices attached. It was found that the Toronto prices were materially hiirher than those of Buf- Henry Broadwater. well as present, members are asKea to oe present. There will be speaking, amuse John Green, i Isaac GrorT. I Albert Guile.

Gardner (Andrew C.illson. Christ. Bullinger. James Beatty. ments and refreshments.

The affair is in charge of a committee Isaac Blrely. James Conway. composed of Fred Peaco, J. C. Williard, Thomas Richey, Thomas Hulick and A.

Louis LIdps. William Ieezure. Samuel Kyle. James Archible, or James Archibald. Samuel S.

Wilson. Charles W. Grieves. John Gruckenberger. Thomas Hamilton.

John C. Harrlnger. D. Scott, A large BatherinR Js promised. Heights, October 14.

It is to be the best one-day event of its character ever given. The show will be under the rules of the American Kennel Club and under the direction of the Duquesne Kennel Club of Pittsburgh. The latter's officers will be in charge. A big bazar also will be a feature. This will be in charge of many of the most prominent women of the Sewickley valley.

The entire affair, however, will be a go-as-you-please event. The show and bazar are given to provide funds for the alleviation of suffering humanity. The entertainment will not be a dress affair. 'Richard McCaffrey. falo, the exhibit giving a striking demonstration of the argument put forward by the Liberals that the cost of living is higher in Canada than in the United States.

Pot Calls Kettle Black. Conservatives retort that reciprocity will simply hand the Canadian consumer over -to the American meat and other food trusts, though Canada seems to have trusts that don't need to be taught anything in the way of squeezing the farmer on the one side ajai the consumer on the other. License Court Judges Busy. Judges James R. Macfarlane and One Hundred and Sixteenth Regi James A.

Lowe, Assistant Suriteon. 8. Rosenbenper, Assistant lwis R. Kirk, Assistant Surgeon. A.

T. Dewitt, Assistant Surgeon. John Graham, Assistant Surgeon. John H. Hassler, Chaplain.

Thomas R. Hunt, Chaplain. Thomas A. Shepherd, Sergeant Major. Paul L.

HigKlns. Sergeant Major. Hugo Theinhardt, Sergeant Major. John Kxton, Sergeant Major. John Ford.

Sergeant Major. James Y. Humphrey. Sergeant Major. John M.

Roper. Sergeant Major. J. B. Eckerman, Quartermaster Sergeant.

R. Perry Riehards. Quartermaster Sergeant. Dennis M. Carroll, Quartermaster Sergeant.

Joseph R. Bright. Commissary, Sergeant. William H. Burgher, Commissary Sergeant Joseph W.

Winger. Commissary Sergeant. Joalah Bright. Commissary Sergeant. David E.

Wolff. Commissary Sergeant. Louis M. Tatt, Hospital Steward. A.

J. Sohafhlrdt, i Husoital Steward. A. F. Falrchllds, Hospital Steward.

George W. Rutter.j Chief Bugler. Thomas R. Firth. Chief Bugler.

John Mulhern. John Murray. Albert Storm. BLACKSMITH. William Alexander.

SADDLER. James W. Stephens. Thomas J. Ford heard 69 applications for transfer of liquor licenses yesterday.

Tha corridors of the second floor of the court ment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. CThree Years' Service). John MrAuiey. Joseph McCord. house resembled the crowds that appear during the regular license hearings in The One Hundred and Sixteenth Regiment was recruited mainly in Phlladel Joseph J.

Close. Henry M. Collins. William K. Clement! William Connelly.

William Condon. George Cassady. Jacob Collar. Samuel Carr. Fenton Delaney.

Daniel Dugan. Daniel Drey. Lewis Dubre. Charles Dugan. Daniel John Donovan.

WillHm Dee. Matthew Delaney. Andrew Dow. Patrick Devlin. George H.

Enclea. John A. Fftrrell. John Gcnrire Fn-sythe. William Flanlgin.

PRIVATES. William B. Alexander. Wm. R.

McManijcle. or phia (only Companies I and con April. Special inquiry was made in each Wm. R. MacManegal.

Henrv Aumsbaugh. taining Allegheny county men), and was The assistance of everyone is wanted to make the event one the most memorable ever held in the name of charity. Secretary K- W. Kenney of the Duquesne Kennel Club, says that the best in each breed will be exhibited at tiie do? show. The premium list will be is case as to why the transfer was wanted.

there mustered into service in July and Robert B. Alexander. Theodore Am brisia. John G. Bridahani.

together with conditions or the places, the amount paid by the purchaser, his August, 1862, for a tnree years' term James Brvan. reputation and ability to run a hotel. No decisions were announced. On August 31, although not complete in numbers, it was ordered to Washington on account of the neeeessity for troops "Laurier and the lareer markets." is the baule cry of the Globe, the Liberal organ. "Laurier and the larger trusts," is the retort from the other side.

For the present both leaders have departed from this province. The premier is in Quebec, his native land, on the defensive against the attacks of the new French Canadian leader, Bourassa, who stands on a platform of anti-navy, anti-everything imperialistic. It is a strange alliance he has formed with Mr. Borden, who has been supposed to stand for the to relniorce Cren. tsanks in Shenan doah valley.

It participated in these en jonn Busnoy. Daniel Burns Georsre BiehoP. James C. Bartrer. John Blvler.

Samuel Blair. John Black. John C. Benelgh. gagements: Snickers' gap, Fredericksburg (losing there 43 per cent of the men engaged and owing to the sad reduction BATTERY I.

CAPTAINS. I Daniel Hein. Gustavus L. Braun. Charles Henderson.

Straw-bridge. William N. Henkles. William 8. Fiss.

Wllbert F. Hill. 1ST LIEUTENANTS. Lewis Hohsnshilt. sued this week.

There will be manv prizes. The most Interesting feature will he the large number of local entries. Many novel events will take place. Mrs. Arthur Ptarr is general chairman of the bazar.

The chairmen of the different committees follow Mrs. Henry W. Oliver, supper tables; Mrs. W. P.

Snyder, dancing; Mrs. Henry R. Rca. auction booths; Mrs. H.

Campbell, afternoon tea; Mrs. Clarence Flncke, children's amusements: Miss M. L. King. Follies Of 1911; Mrs.

Frank E. Richardson, voting contest Mrs. Georee E. McCague, fancy work Mrs. I.

B. Chanler, lemonade Mrs. Frederica Hays, candy; Mrs. Samuel L. Sevmour.

telephone directory Mrs. COMPANY K. CAPTAINS. James Hughes. John u.

O'Neill. John Han. John R. Welmer. William Hairar.

In Its effective strength, the regiment was consolidated into a battalion of four companies In January, 1863); Chancellors-ville, Gettysburg, Auburn, Bluckburn ford, the Mine Run movement, the Charles Angeroth, Jr. James Hood. J. Moore Kelsey. 1ST LIEUTENANTS.

George VS. Hayan. Wilderness, Todds Tavern, the Po river, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Patrick Casey. Joseph J. Haynan.

Jflmts D. Cope. Scott Hutchinson. fleams ttaiion, ueen Mottum. ttie raid ND LIEUTENANTS.

John J. Hull. William McShafney. John Z. Naunce.

Dennis Neliin. Samuel S. Pierson. Henry Preston. John Pittock.

-John R-ighart. Eli Risley. George Rodenizer. Emanuel Russell. Michael Re-irdon.

Anthony Reilley. Frank Roland. James Rose. John C. Snyder.

John Stombaugh. or John Stanibaugh. John Saoasley. Jacob Shaffer. Charles Scott.

David Sheppard. Samuel R. Suangler. William Sirgan. Jacob Srrickzinger.

Henry Turner. Henry Vernet or Henry Verne r. Thomas Wright. Monroe Wagner. Evan E.

Willis. William Wlngard. William Wyant. Isaac Wentz. George Walk.

James Webster. Bernard Ward. John W. White. John Zane.

Stimuel H. Davis. John Gullfovle. Arnold S. Angeroth.

John W. Hamilton. Wm Mclaughlin. 2D LIEUTENANTS. Joseoh N.

Longmire. on the Weldon railroad, Hatchers Run Bernard Louglury. Michael Mickey. Zadock II. Sta-lnger.

James Harr. John H. Inks. Charles McKniBht, badges; Mrs. Oeorge SERGEANTS.

movement, Dabneys Mill and Five Forks. Part of the regiment Was mustered out at Alexandria on June 3, and the remainder at Washington on July 14, 1865. James E. JolilT. Instant Relief forSore Feet Sore Feet, Tender Feet and Swollen Feet Cured Every Time.

TIZ Makes Sore Feet Well No Matter What Alls Them. P. Rose, advertising and transportation; Thomas H. Mumford. John Christian.

Will tarn Case. Dennis Casey. John Canolv. Edward Coll. Charles P.

Coates, Ocorffe Cover. Charles Carv. William Campbell. John Carev. Patrick Colligan.

Thomas Cinamond. William Dodson. William Donally. Hugh Dawson. Peter Delanev.

Lelz. L. DauKherty. John Davis. Nathan T.

Dineman. Beniamin Duffee. Joseph Donahue. John Dauirhertv. John Dunkln.

William Davis. Samuel A. Clear. James Collins. MUSIC TAUGHT FREE Home Instruction I Special Offer to Readers of The Gazette Times In order to advertise and introduce their home study music lessons in every locality the INTERNATIONAL, INSTITUTE OF MUSIC of New York will give free to our readers a complete course of instruction for either Piano, Organ, Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Cornet, Banjo, Cello or Sight Singing.

In return they eimply ask Edward Pence. Joseph Stinker. Wm. rl. Tyrrell.

K. Crathamel. William Semboner. Alexander Chlshdm. Thomas! P.

Crown. Mrs. George L. CralR, secretary rank Semple, treasurer. School Code Sustained By Opinion of Court Old Law Repealed, States Judge John D.

Shafer in Test Case from Dormonl Borough. John Knglish. Daniel Etran. Thomas Elton. William H.

Lea. George C. Wilson. Zadd'k M. Morgan.

SERGEANTS. Thomas S. Nixon. Robert M. Crawford.

Benlamin B. Hope. Daniel McGown. Thomas N. Lea.

John W. Powell. Thomas C. Sharp. James C.

Martin. Charles J. Williams. Fielding Vanhorn. Joseph F.

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Eohralm C. Elder. Isaac N. Wright, Jacob L. Maneer.

William II. Benjamin. George Keenan. Dennis Connellv. Charles M.

Frank. Henrv E. Thomas. Isaac F. Stokes, Teachers Aware of Daniel Root.

CORPORALS. Stephen S. Beckett. AndreWI J. Seese.

William! H. Nycum. George p. Cruise. Robert J.

Brownfleld. Eugene Brady. George P. Snyder. George iMahaffey.

Joseph 'Hudson. Llovd Patterson. George IW. Ganoe. Ephrlam Kelm.

Timothy Mi lnerney. Thomas Wallace. Michael J. McKenna. Chariest McLaughlin.

John Ttemanter. In an opinion handed down in Common LINE AND STAFF OFFICERS. Dennis Heenan. Colonel. St.

Clair A. Mulhollund. Colonel. Richard C. Dale, Lieutenant Colonel.

David W. Megraw. Lieutenant Colonel. George H. Bardwell, Major.

Andrew Malseed, Adjutant. John R. Miles. Adjutant. John A.

Dorwert, Adjutant. Garrett Nowlem. Adjutant. Louis J. Sacrists, Adjutant.

Thomas S. Ewtng, Adjutant. David S. Bunnell. Quartermaster.

Richard H. Wade, Quartermaster. John P. Asheom. Surgeon.

William B. Hartman, Surgeon. John Kawllns, Assistant Surgeon. Philip A. Boyle.

Assistant Surgeon. D. S. Cunningham. Assistant Surgeon.

Edward McKee. Chaplain. Bernard MrCollum. Chaplain. Charles Clifford.

Sergeant Major. Samuel D. Hunter. Sergeant Major. William J.

liurk. Sergeant Major. George M. Book, Sergeant Major. George Roeder.

Sergeant Major. John Lutton, Quartermaster Sergeant. Francis E. Crawford, Quartermaster Ser. geant.

Geoge MrMahon. Quartermaster Sergeant. Charles Shelley, Commissary Sergeant Daniel Reen. Commissary Sergeant. Patrick Costello, Commissary Sergeant.

Frederick Wagner. Hospital Steward. William J. McCurley. Platoon Muc.

T. W. Vannaman. Platoon Muc. Code Requirements Pleas Court No.

2 yesterday Judge John D. Shafer refuses an injunction against the school directors and tax collector of Dormont boroush, applied for by John Ktevenson, a taxpayer. The question raised was whether the amount of school that you recommend their Institute to your friends after you learn to play. You may not know one note from another; yet, by their wonderfully simple and thorough method, you can soon learn to play. If you ar an advanced player you -will receive special Instruction.

MUSICIANS. Many Begin Preparations for the Necessary Examinations at University of Pittsburgh. Daniel Ro Igers. Alien. George S-FIIVATES.

James Hadden. Henrv Hancock. George Harvey. David A. Heisltr.

Joseph R. Henderson. E. Hetherington. Charles Hoag.

Robert Holt. Robert Hoon. James Hope. William Housvel. Henrv Y.

Howshall. Evron Horton. Enhralm Howell. William B. Hughes.

John Inman. Elbrlrtire J. Jerald. Thomas H. Johnson.

Charles Jones. Thomas W. Jackson. Hiram Johnson. Thomas hi.

Johnson. Robert T. Jones. John Keenan. Robert Kell.

Thomas Kelly Henry C. King. Lewis B. Kingston. M.

Kllngensmlth. John W. Keighley. Samuel Kell. i John M.

Kelson. John B. King. John Kinsley. Frederick Kress.

John Lanaghan. James List. John Logan. Joseph Lowrv. William Linegruber.

James Llovd. James Ixiwhead. Joseph Malone, William H. Matter. Raizer Meese.

William D. Miller. Ellsha C. Mitchell. Robert Monaghan.

Robert G. Morgan. Ira C. Morton. Milton W.

Moyer. Lewis Mvers. Thomas Maltland. Patrick Martin. John Maxwell.

William H. Merritt. Edward Mlllner. Henrv Mohn. Thomas Mordas.

Newton Mortland. William M. Morton. William H. Muth.

H. MrCandless. Timothy McCarthy. James MrCruder. Robert McClintock.

Joseph D. McCandless. Albert McCrearv. William McCubblns. John McConnell.

Daniel MnDantels. James McDowell Richard McMIIIens. William MrDermott. James McKain. Sqrnuel MrMInn William H.

Nixon. Edward F. Osleby. Edwin Palmer. Henrv W.

Patton. Robert Phillips. Louis H. Pesaena. John Fowho.

Thomas U. Prickett. yulnman. Jacob Robert Allincrmm. W.

Bolen. Albert taxes which may be assessed is froverned bv the new school code or is to be regulated by the laws heretofore in force. The school code provides that it is to go into effect immediately upon Its passage, says Judge Shafer. Continuing, the court holds that as the school code is in force since the time of its passage It follows that all proceedings in regard to school matters are to be carried on under its provisions, and any exception to that rule murft distinctly appear in tct- "It is claimed by the plaintiff," says TndH-B Shafer. "that the action of the ndre Bailes.

To prepare for examinations under the Costello. Edward F. Peine. William Harting. Isaac Smith.

George W. Schimnf. Alexander Caskey. William Clement. George Smith.

MUSICIANS. James Lvshow. Conrad Sneer. ARTIFICERS. George Wallens.

John A. Norris. Thomas Wall. John It. Fisher.

James Earling PRIVATES. Stenhen Allen. The lessons are sent weekly. They Jost-ph A. Jordan.

Francis James. John Kearns. GeorRO Xvunkle. Daniel King. War.

S. KlUgrore. ames L. King. John V.

Luekey. Eliaa Lehman. Joshua Luckey. Charles Long. James Logue.

William Leister. James Long. Daniel Logue. John D. Mallory.

Ross Morrison. John Martin. John H. Munson. George H.

Miles. James Murray. John Mocre. Jacob Maust. Joseph Henry Mahaffey.

John McCuen. Andrew McDowell. Thomas McFadden. Hunh MnVey. John McDonald, Rirhar.t p.

McClean. John Mcllhennpy. William MrOiveney. Hugh McGmty. Henrv O.

Nenl. William O'Brien. John T. O'Ham. Thomas O'Brien, John O'Brien.

Jamrs Oliver. Jacob PrPttyman. Kdward Price. John Powers. James Qulnn.

Jsnnc L. Ryan. David J. Rifle. Robert Roe.

John Rvnn. Milton Rnthhum. Edmund Savage. SmKh. Jhn W.

Smith. John Sweeny. John Sheean. S'mon Sampsell. William D.

Shipley. -Tosrph W. Smith. Dfnie Sfrfcle. Miebnel Sweeny.

JonAtnm Sheets, John Toner. John Tiermnn, Jr. Patrick Tnlly. "FMward Tracy. Fniamin Tvlor.

Thnmis T. Thorndell. Fehert Trwnond. Fd. W.

Torbet. Nwton X'mble. Wi'liam Whootery. Warren Witker. Thomas Williams.

Aaron S. Watson. William A. Wallace. new scnooi coae, tcacners enro' John II.

Bagshaw. WilllaJn P. Bricker. so simple and easy that they are with the Saturday class for teachers TViilcemen all over the world use TIZ. IA.

Boyd. Parks John irtnded to any person or little Poylnn. the University of Pittsburgh yesterday, i This is an unusually large enrollment S. Bishop. Albert COMPANY H.

CAPTAINS. William Geary CharlHs Rerrell. John Smith John Golder. Oliver1 Brooks. school directors now In office to levy the school taxes at the time or times and in th manner heretofore fixed by law David W.

Megraw. Robert J. Alston. 1ST LIEUTENANTS Policemen stand on their feet all day and know what sore, tender, sweaty, swollen feet really mean. They use TIZ because TIZ cures their feet riBht up.

It keeps feet in perfect condition. Head what this policeman has to say: "1 wras r-prlsed delighted with TIZ for tender fee- 1 how to thank you enough for It. It's superior est powder or plasters. I can keep my Cu can read English. Photo-praiu.

And drawings make everything "p.ain. Under the Institute's free tuition offer you will be asked to pay only a very small amount (averaging 14 cents a week) to cover postage and tha necessary sheet music. Richard Gibbons. Peter Guinan. William Gorman.

John Gates. Hnry J. BU. Thomas Barker. John Burns.

Morris Bibbs. Alexander Anderson. Francs T. Quinlan. Jacob Foerst Conrad Gunk.

Alfred Ttlalr, Jr. 2ND LIEUTENANTS. Thomas A. Hamilton. John Camtibe'l.

Richard H. Wade. John Hai Ian. John W. Chalfnnt.

Is a direction to tnem to levy sum Lewis B. Ascough. amount of tax as was theretofore author- Richard Alorbv. ized by law. and to order the collection John ArbogasL of the tax by the collector in the man- Isaac Barber, ner heretofore authorized.

Tpc cfitent'o-i rtoOrrlants fs in has "S-'' William A. Conn. CnvenTgh. and shows that the majority of school teachers are aware of the requirements of the code as to equipment for work in the public schools. The faculty of the Saturday class is as follows: Samuel Black McCormick, chancellor of the university; Will Grant Chambers, dean of the School of F.duca-tion; Harry Kllsworth Winner, director of the Saturday class, principal Howard schools and instructor in the School of Kilucation, University of Pittsburgh; John Wilbur Anthony, principal Franklin schools, and of Franklin evening elementary schools; William Franklin Kennedy, principal Crescent schools and instructor the School of Kducation, University of Pittsburgh; Mrs.

Horace Grce- Daniel Chlshold. ence to me amount ui im? Israel D. Btaekman wt of ta-jratlon. or ttie manner or coi John Howdon. Thompson W.

Smith. SERGEANTS. Robert P. Brown. John Fairley.

David C. Jackson. John A. Gray. Henry W.

Case. William Kelper. William Kelly. John A. Graham.

Henrv Merta. David Powell. Frederick Shaur. Bernard McCahey. John Welsh.

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It will convince you and cost you nothing. Address your letter or postal card to INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUSIC, 98 Fifth Dept. 46 New York, Y. William E. Hathaway.

Joseph S. Hausburg. John Haughy. James Himes. Charles Hewitt.

Patrick Hayden. William Harron. James Holmes. Alexander Johnston. Michael Kelley.

Jacob Kendel. Patrick Kenney. John Klnchner. Charles Kelley. Calvin J.

Lefevre. Frank Logue. John L. Lutz. Frank Leonard.

William L. LotL John P. Liver Andrew J. Mink. Wtnfleld 8.

Miller. George Medsker. perlect condition, iieiiew in my earnest gratitude for I I ant a policeman and heep my feet ali tlarrell. Anstln, Texas, You never tried anything like TIZ before for your feet. It is different from anvthins ever before sold.

TIZ is not a powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations which bring on soreness of the feet, and is the only remedy that does. TIZ cleans out every pore and glorifies the feet your feet. You'll never limp again or draw up your fate in pain and you'll forpet about jour corns, bunions and callouses.

You'll feel like a new person. TIZ is for sale at all druftsists at 2jc per box. or it will be sent you direct, if you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge Chicago. 11L Daniel C. Crnwrora.

Michael Clemmer. Bemsrd Coffey. Hezsklab Dn. Stephen H. Dean.

H'teh Dumlne. William D'tmoee. Fflwurt Dougherty. John Dav's. Thomas Fl'i-ds.

F'linger. Mieha' Fisher, potr Flnnetnn. Albert Frazier. tohn Frre'l. Lev) Gilmore.

Martin C.illaeher. Charles Green. Robert Glndennlng. John Brad! William .1. Bradley.

George Bratton. Isaac Brown. Edmund Brush. Buckingham. William Butler.

George Bailer. Horace Barcklev. Samuel M. Bates. Butler W.

Beck. Albert R. Bennett. William R. Black.

Charles S. Boltz. James Bradley. lecting the same, but only authorizes the directors in office at the time of the passage of the act to levy the taxes required bv law those required by the code, at the time and in the manner theretofore in use. In other words, the question is: What is the meaning of the expression, in the manner heretofore fixed by Judge Shafer then says: "The school directors of the borough of Dormont, having levied a tax at the time required by the old law.

and. so far as appears, having levied the tax by a vote of a majority of all the members of the board, but levied upon the subjects of taxation pro lev Carmalt, instructor methods. School of Kducation, University of Pittsburgh; Charles Barr Robinson, professor secondary education and director of practice teaching. School of Kducation, University of Pittsburgh; Miss Alice Henry, assistant supervisor of drawing. Pittsburgh schools; George Louis Smink, supervisor of music, Pittsburgh schools.

William Springer. Frederick D. Rasp. John Rot'hlns. William H.

Barker. John Lutton. George Selp. Alexander Edgar. John Bradlev.

vided hv the new law. seems to us to have I Charles Bratt. Thomas Garoh. done what the law requires." U. A.

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