Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers' Monthly Journal

agreeably surprised to find on the F. A. E.'s desk a neat package, accompanied by a note describing the contents and explainIt coning the motive for its presence. tained a handsome altar cloth; and the expression of good wishes and the touching allusion to the death of a son, one of our Brothers, in whose memory they made the presentation, touched the hearts of everyone present. The donors are old and respected citizens of our city, and the parents of two of our Brother members and their daughter the wife of another, and their interest never lags either in the B. of L. E. or the G. I. A.

At the request of the C. E., Brother Burns spread the cloth upon the altar, when touching remarks were made by several members, and a motion prevailed to officially accept the present and appoint a committee to make suitable acknowledgment; and the following committee was appointed, who formulated a letter, which included the following resolution, and presented it to the donors:

Resolved, That we, iu behalf of the officers and members of Flour City Division, No. 494, B. of L. E., do hereby accept the altar cloth tendered by you in memory of your deceased son Fred, who was one of us; that it is a beautiful tribute to the memory of our beloved Brother, and that we in return extend our sincere and heartfelt thanks, not only for this, but for the many other acts of kindness and friendly interest shown by each of you to us, as well as to the G. I. A. Trusting we shall so conduct ourselves as to continue to merit your friendship and kindly interest toward our orders, and wishing your remaining days to be one continuous journey of happiness and prosYours truly, perity, we wish to remain,

H. S. MARTIN,
J. E. MALTHOUSE,
JOHN BURNS,

Committee.

MR. JAMES C. CLARKE, President of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, who commenced has railroad career at an early age, and who saw service as fireman, engineer, conductor, station agent, trainmaster, superintendent, general manager and president, died in Chicago on December 9th, at the age of 79 years. He was held in high esteem by the employees under him, which is evidenced by the following resolution adopted by one of our Divisions bearing his name:

WHEREAS, The Chief Engineer of the Universe has in His wisdom removed from earth Mr. J. C. Clarke, former president of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company, and

WHEREAS, The said J. C. Clarke, did during his life on numerous occasions manifest his friendship for the order of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and especially for our Division, which has the honor of bearing his name; therefore, be it

Resolved, By J. C. Clarke Div., 537. B. of L. E. that while we bow in humble submission to the will of an All Wise Providence, we feel keenly the loss of our former president and at all times the railroad man's friend.

Resolved, further, That we extend to the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy in their great and irreparable loss,

Resolved, further, That a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the bereaved family and that same be spread upon the minutes of this Division, and that our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days out of respect for our departed friend. J. L. STUTS, T. H. DEASE, Z. T. THERRELL. Committee.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The traveling card and certificate of Bro. J. J. Quinlan, a member of Div. 296, have been lost. If presented, please take them up and forward them to the F. A. E. of Div. 296.

The traveling card of Bro. F. Spearman, of Div. 559, has been lost. If presented, please take it up and forward to the F. A. E. of Div. 559.

Wanted-To know the address of F. Tipton, who at one time ran an engine on the Southern Pacific out of Los Angeles, Cal., also on the Santa Fe out of Winslow, Ariz., and at one time out of Vera Cruz, Mexico. Any information concerning him will be thankfully received by Chas. M. Patten, C. E. of Div. 5, 1814 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles,

Cal.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Fred Waterman, who some years ago ran an engine on the Boston & Maine Railroad, and was at that time a member of some Eastern Division of the B. of L. E., and about the year 1895 or '96 worked in the shops of the Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Railway at Mattoon, Ill., and was last heard from at Van Buren, Ark., will confer a favor upon his aged mother and sister by communicating with Wm. Bosley, F. A. E. of Div. 377, 2701 Cedar Ave., Mattoon, Ill.

[In accordance with the action of the Ottawa Convention, no resolutions of condolence, obituary letters or poems will be published in the JOURNAL. All deaths will be listed under obituary heading only, with cause and date of death.]

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 9, of typhoid fever, Bro. H. D. Cole, membef of Div. 222.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 16, killed by derailment of his engine, Bro. Warren H. Goss, member of Div. 167.

Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 16, of pneumonia, Bro. Geo. H. Bowers, member of Div. 77.

New Haven, Conn., Dec. 16, of pneumonia, Bro. Chas. McConville, member of Div. 77.

San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 1, Bro. James A. Hartley, member of Div. 427.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 16, killed, Bro. Richard Nape, member of Div. 276.

Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 27, Mrs. Anna V. Helms, member of Div. 70, G. I. A., and daughter of Bro. J. A. Bowers, F. A. E. Div. 352.

Renovo, Pa., Dec. 18, killed in wreck, Bro. James Murphy, member of Div. 465.

Livingston, Mont., Dec. 17, of heart failure, Bro. Miles Ray, member of Div. 232.

Waseca, Minn., Dec. 16, killed in wreck, Bro. Geo. Woskie, member of Div. 9.

Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 22, from injuries re

ceived in wreck, Bro. L. T. Whitehead, member of Div. 156.

Battle Creek, Mich.. January, of dropsy, Bro. Geo. A. Jones, member of Div. 33.

Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 2, killed in collision, Bro. E. L. Bailey, member of Div. 51.

Cordovia, Vera Cruz, Mex., Dec. 15, Bro. Chas. Stratton, member of Div. 302.

Wilkes Barre, Pa., Dec. 23, Bro. Jonathan Westley, member of Div. 263.

Moose Jaw., N. W. Ter., Dec. 18, Bro. Derrick Moore, C. E. of Div. 510.

Chattanooga, Tenn., Dec. 20, Bro. B. E. Anderson, member of Div. 198.

Rocklin, Cal., Dec. 18, of pneumonia, Bro. Frank S. Boggs, member of Div. 126.

Moncton, N. B., Dec. 16, Bro. Geo. H. Manning, member of Div. 162.

Cumberland, Md., Dec. 2, killed by derailment of his engine, Bro. John W. Jankey, member of Div. 437.

Altoona, Pa., Dec. 30, Mrs. Mary Casey, mother of Bro. Chas. Casey, member of Div. 287.

Pittsburg, Pa., Dec. 17, killed in collision, Bro. John H. McCoy, member of Div. 464.

Freeville, N. Y., Dec. 29, of heart failure, Bro. Henry Sevey, member of Div. 380.

Toledo O., Nov. 27, Bro. W. J. Campbell, member of Div. 4.

Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 29, of apoplexy, Bro. A. Veeder, member of Div. 169.

Harrisburg, Pa., Dec. 30, Bro. Wm. Diffenderfer, member of Div. 45.

Erie, Pa., Dec. 19, killed in collision, Bro. Chas. Diefenbaugh, member of Div. 298.

Columbus, O.. Dec. 15, Joseph Wrote, brother of Bro. John Wrote, member of Div. 453.

Siam, Cal., Dec. 29, killed in collision, Bro. Chas. W. Hayward, member of Div. 384.

Hamilton, Ont., Dec. 24, May Isabel Bronson, wife of Bro. T. L. Bronson, member of Div. 133. Dorchester, Mass., Jan. 8, of smallpox, Bro. E. H. Wood, Past C. E. of Div. 439.

Schenectady, N. Y., Jan. 10, Bro. Orpheus Trumbley, member of Div. 172.

Sewickley, Pa., Dec. 25, Miss Ellen Brown, sister of Bro. M. T. Brown, member of Div. 255.

San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 31, Bro. W. R. Purinton, member of Div. 161.

Elmira, N. Y., Dec. 31, killed, Bro. John Shaffer, member of Div. 434.

City of Mexico, Mex., Sept. 10, killed in wreck, Bro. Thos. Johnson, member of Div. 198.

Salida, Col., Dec. 23, killed by boiler explosion, Bro. G. W. Miller, member of Div. 199.

Rothville, Mo., Dec. 8, killed in wreck, Bro. Samuel Wise, member of Div. 396.

Trinidad, Col., Dec. 31, killed, Bro. Daniel Williams, member of Div. 11.

Mattoon, Ill., Jan. 1, of heart failure, Bro. Nicholas Robson, member of Div. 37.

Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 8. by the bursting of a blood clot at the base of the brain, Mrs. C. R. Gurney, wife of Bro. C. R. Gurney, Past C. E. of Div. 419.

Massillon, O., Nov. 4, killed by running into open switch, Bro. John C. Reinhold, member of Div. 360.

Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 7, killed, Bro. W. D. Straton, member of Div. 368.

Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 12, of erysipelas, Bro. Frank Becker, member of Div. 328.

Ashville, N. C., Dec. 4. of smallpox, Bro. H. C. Parks, member of Div. 267.

Rensselaer, N. Y., Jan. 13, killed in collision, Bro. Edwin Payne, member of Div. 59.

Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 29, of blood poisoning and diabetes, Bro. Eugene Allen, member of Div. 77.

Schenectady, N. Y., Jan. 14, Bro. Thos. Dormady, member of Div. 172.

Brockville, Ont., Dec. 9, of typhoid fever, Bro. R. M. Bell, member of Div. 189.

Cleburne, Tex., Dec. 18, of Bright's disease, Bro. B. F. Collom, member of Div. 500.

Pekin, Ill., Dec. 31, of locomotor ataxia, James C. Brown, brother of Bro. Patrick Brown, member of Div. 460.

Cumberland, Md., Jan. 16, killed in wreck, Bro. B. E. Butler, member of Div. 284.

Renovo, Pa., Jan. 16, Bro. Chas. Ostlum, membc. of Div. 465.

Reynoldsville, Pa., Jan. 14, of heart disease, Bro. Patrick, Foley, member of Div. 472.

Rock Island, Ill., Dec. 28, of heart failure, Bro. John E. Mousley, member of Div. 60.

Boston, Mass., Dec. 6, killed, Bro. E. E. Freeman, member of Div. 61.

Carrollton, O., Jan. 16, killed, Bro. Emanuel Wolf, member of Div. 175.

East Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. 8, Bro. Louis R. Green, member of Div. 288.

Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 12, of heart disease, Bro. Geo. Brown, member of Div. 18.

ADMITTED BY TRANSFER CARD.

Into Division

120-Joseph B. Whitman, from Div. 132.
225-E. W. Weeks, from Div. 134.
107-T. B. McKee, from def. Div. 112.
H. T. True, from Div. 130.
208-Thos. Hill, J. K. Samms, from Div. 120.
276-D. Madigan, from Div. 468.

W. A. O'Neal, from Div. 58. 77-O. B. Hadsel, from Div. 272. 351-J. S. Morris, from Div. 339.

C. H. Shull, from Div. 370. 194-David Morehouse, from Div. 573. W. W. Barry, from Div. 366.

244-E. C. Johnson, from Div. 58. 421-Geo. R. Fish, Thos. Morrisy, John C. White, C. E. Peckham, Chas. Payne, from Div. 18.

325-Geo. Ault, from Div. 306. 85-J. E. Dodson, from Div. 210.

F. N. Holly, from Div. 309. 76-Wm. Bunage, from Div. 535. 343-Chas. Patello, from Div. 78.

Frank Thallmiller, from Div., 539. E. H. Pope, from Div. 512. 179-W. S. McCaskill, from Div. 538. 156-R. F. Douglas, from Div. 473.

T. W. Loftus, from Div. 36. 134-W. A. Myers, from Div. 98. 317-Frank C. Theyer, from Div. 478. 551-H. E. Page, from Div. 296.

6-T. F. Casey, from Div. 125.
552-Geo. E. Brown, from Div. 254.
161-M. E. Montgomery, from Div. 236.
415-Benj. Nelson, from Div. 561.
103-D. D. Sweeney, from Div. 228.
24-Frank A. Beamish, from Div. 82.
360-Frank L. Davis, from Div. 12.

278-R. B. Plantz, R. L. Green, from Div. 554.
370-John J. Clutter, from Div. 437.
498-W. E. Williams, from Div. 463.
224-Robt. J. Clark, from Div. 385.
433-Chas. Johns, from Div. 255.

28-W. E. Butler, Wm. Waddington, D. Avery,
J. Jefferson, J. W. Lee, W. A. Linder,
Edwin Horan, H. C. Bradley, T. S.
Brooks. F. A. Gordon, Chas. Hoag, W. P.
Murphy, J. N. Reddock, J. M. Ritz, from

Div. 355.

325-Geo Plender, from Div. 454. 570-Chas. A. Fisher, from Div. 497.

255-Wm. G. Hammond, Asher Hinton, Harry E. Birkhimer, Elwood Moore, from Div. 471. 179-Harold Porter, from Div. 156. 94-Albert Morrisey, from Div. 564. 481-Frank Phillips, Chas. L. Rounds, J. K. Gregory, from Div. 471.

161-J. G. Weier, J. A. Leavitt, J. A. Burke, from

Div. 28.

573-T. J. Dryer, from Div. 177.

499-John Gregory, from Div. 262.

288-F. W. Hoose, Wm. Watley, from Div. 421. 91-J. H. Cunningham, from Div. 128.

P. O'Brien, from Div. 89.

216-B. B. Wood, from Div. 19.
206-James Stanton, from Div. 500.

431-Fred. McKercher, H. R. Smith, from Div. 346.

76-James Caudle, from Div. 518. 430-Jerome Reeves, from Div. 505. L. M. Bedford, from Div. 515. H. L. Squires, from Div. 186. 4-Andrew Metzinger, from Div. 1. 261-E. M. Jenkins, from Div. 492.

W. E. Ensign, from Div. 289.

James Heoy, J. S. Monaghan, from Div. 523.
Chas. Hay, from Div. 1.

156-R. A. Dobyus, from Div. 339.
262-F. N. Truesdale, from Div. 134.

M. L. Case, from Div. 6.

237-Frank Sidener, from Div. 127. 81-H. B. Haveland, from Div. 346. Chas. Hodges, from Div. 431.

123-J. P. Whiting, from Div. 567.

B. A. Downan, from Div. 44.

396-Geo. H. Wood, Wm. H. Wood, from Div.

Div. 333.

551-H. E. Page, from Div. 296.

473-J. E. Hambrick, from Div 156. 83-G. L. Pruitt, from Div. 239.

R. H. Sherry, from Div. 578. E. A. Hodgdon, from Div. 346. 556-John Moran, from Div. 8. 415-Benj. E. Talbot, from Div. 110. 568-C. A. Bumgardner, from Div. 100. 360-R. S. Carew, from Div. 282.

James Gilday, from Div. 255. 366-C. A. Mays, from Div. 201.

W. P. McInnerney, from Div. 336. 428-S. A. Bryan, from Div. 285.

Wm. Maze, from Div. 48.

J. C. Lindenberg, from Div. 83. 276-John Vanbuskirk, from Div. 71. 328-Wm. Frame, from Div. 15. 164-A. L. Comstock, from Div. 228. 61-John H. Hanlon, from Div. 63. 245-A. E. Shandorf, from Div. 239.

M. Huddleston, from Div. 366. Isaac Noe, from def. Div. 35. 567-E. A. Loughrans, from Div. 218. 336-Henry Kelley, from Div. 214. 256-J. H. Rahner, from Div. 323. 556-John Moran, from Div. 8. 198-S. W. Hoffman, from Div. 137. 423-Pleasant Cargile, from Div. 453

J. A. Keys, from Div. 386.

7-C. P. Smith, from Div. 237.

566-R. A. Hankamer, from Div. 366.

585-W. E. Swett, S. A. Jones, from Div. 281.

437-David Linn, from Div. 284.

47-M. L. Rice, from Div. 292.

419-Geo. L. Blood, from Div. 205.

Wm. Fiero, from Div. 145.

Henry Bullwinkel, John Earing, from Div. 269.

239-W. A. Old, from Div. 11.

368-T. S. Skipper, from Div. 323.

498-W. A. Rolen, from Div. 239.

554-Geo. Geister, C. S. Batchelder, from Div. 507. 415-James Lycke, from Div. 6.

35-P. H. Ledden, from Div. 254. 511-Chas. Moregan, from Div. 448.

53-Albert Rodgers, Wm. Woolsey, from Div.

109.

292-M. S. Cooper, from Div. 419. 86-W. A. Fogg, from Div. 218. 206-F. M. Scott, from Div. 365. 383-B. J. Treanor, from Div. 33.

Thos. Martin, from Div. 155. 402-W. H. Meredith, from Div. 147. 595-M. A. Rose, from Div. 123.

John S. Zehring, from Div. 396. 226-Geo. B. Alden, J. E. Taylor, from Div. 229. 148-J. B. Obey, from Div. 370.

Rudolph Searfoss, from Div. 380.

501-J. E. Odey, W. W. Forrester, from Div. 196. 519-Thos. J. Davis, from Div. 478. 421-M. J. Traynor, from Div. 153. 363-S. M. Catchings, from Div. 196. 375-J. F. Clark, from Div. 513.

WITHDRAWALS.

From Division

43-P. H. Brink. 41-C. H. Ramsdell. 106-H. L. Hamilton, N. F. Ross, A, L. Bond. 158-lohn H. Webster. 330-R. F. Saules. 402-H. W. Eldred. 453-A. Sharpton. 224-C. B. Lawson. 157-Peter Schuyler. 31-F. Ebert.

Into Division

From Division

471-W. D. Baker, Walter Reppert. 61-Frank Richardson. 105-F. G. King,

W. H. Bishop. 44-C. J. Ehrenfeld. 494-Geo. Bacon. 95-R. Kersey. 212-J. F. Scholz. 409-W. C. Daniel. 228-Milton Russell. 33-Joseph Hope.

RE-INSTATED.

331-L. M. Lattimer,
C. B. Moore.
95-A. B. Challinor.
214-Perry Mote,

Henry H. Kelley. 89-P. O'Brien. 31-Wm. Hawkins. 40-B. Whitehouse. 109-Wm. H. Woodsey,

Into Division

David I. Moran. 362-Carlos Gillespie. 44-B. A. Downan. 147-J. C. Hallen, J. D. Irby. 152-Geo. McCathron. 153-Grant Potter. 61-Wm. A. Batchelder. 174-A. McArthur. 212-D. C. Everly. 500-R. Robinson. 404-Thos. J. Griffin,

Geo. Ferris. 61-N. H. B. Wardwell,

W. W. Gove. 278-J. R. McKenzie. 245-Leroy Killmer. 254-D. H. Harris. 363-Geo. Kelley.

From Division

431-James A. Jackson. 107-A. K. Pickle. 194-T. H. Motler. 85-J. T. McPherson. 116-Wm. Russell. 425-M. H. Tuttle. 105-Geo. Hayward. 234-Wm. H. Wood. 314-J. G. Andrews. 26-W. R. Saunders, W. J. Burke. 117-John McGraw, II-Chas. Edmonston. 254-Thos. W. Keenan. 198-John Goebel,

Wm. McDonald, W. F. Denman. 251-A. S. Erskine. 284-James E. O'Neil. 255-Clyde White. 210-W. R. Cole. 499-Daniel O'Neil. J. O'Brien. 340-B. E. Roberson, A. J. Coburn. 513-J. F. Clarke. 193-W. J. Nash. 555-H. N. Wicks.

SUSPENDED.

152-D. Reagen, eight months, for violation of obligation.

118-W. Marron, Samuel Rothwell,

payment of dues.

for non

201-J. W. Nichols, three months, for unbecom ing conduct.

From Division

171-W. V. Cole,

G. E. Fredenburg. 57-Geo. E. Heath. 217-D. H. Cavanaugh, 27-John Anderson. 143-C. W. Paterson. 106-John L. Keach. 333-E. F. Fales. 15-John A. Miller, J. Prine,

John Leppert,
R. W. Martin,
R. M. Paton.

157-Thos. Bird.
550-W. S. Gentry,
M. Whalen.

380-A. J. Grant,

Jonathan Faust, John Brogan. 276-Henry Earlley. 372-S. M. Bay,

Jas. L. McCadden. 375-J. H. Barnes,

A. A. Burkett, G. L. Furguson, J. I. Fountain, Geo. D. Sasser. 330-E. R. Purdy. 236-J. A. Johnson. 485-John Chamberlin. R. E. Bethel. 218-J. B. Gossage,

P. K. Coggswell. 262-E.B. Le Van,

R. E. Wilkerson, W. Scott, F. Clark, John Curran, John Noonan. 291-G. L. Smoot. 363-J. C. Pritchett. 306-John Crossman, Fred. Lee, P. J. Dailey. 94-John Kelley, M. M. Meehan, John O'Neill, Thos. O'Neill. 446-Seth Stone. 496-A. J. Wemple. 198-J. E. Hamilton, W. M. Akers, J. T. Coen.

374-Chas. W. Bowen. 24-Henry Junkman, J. M. Bruner. 70-J. Kennedy. 263-Geo. F. Dampman, Wm. H. Hosier, W. H. Vangorder, Wm. C. Dougherty, Nathan Titus, John R. Thomas. 554-John McGrann. 6-H. Goldsmith,

J. W. Thompson. 512-John Downey, 423-E. R. Sims. 239-Wm. Brown.

98-F. S. Pickering,

H. Trago,

F. W. Kinzie. 354-L. B. Hawk,

Hugh M. Hazlett. 305-John T. A. Deck, Wm Everhart, Joseph Helzle. 202-F. M. Stockman. 42-N. M. George, J. B. Craney, 481-W. C. Hopkins. 104-Samuel Thompson. 88-L. D. Pierce. 450-Nicholas Kirby. 36-James H. Gray, O. A. Simcox. 453-J. H. Roberts. 330-E. M. Luce. 267-A. B. Blaire,

T. C. Folsom. 129-Wiley Anderson. 383-A. B. Mahan,

H. Shettler. 130-J W. McCullouch, Alford Koberts.

272-Edward Dunlop.
186-J. T. Flavin,
Ť. Colligan,
Bert Steven.

290-Ed. Barry,

Joseph M. Carroll, John Flaherty, John E. Kline, Peter McGowan, Wm. H. Penney. 117-Wm. Anderson. 278-J. O. Haynes,

C. W. Armstrong,
J. E. Reeves.
134-W. H. Jones,
M. W. Dadey,
H. G. Davis.
401-C. B. Taylor,

R. W. Lewis,
G. W. St. Clair,
H. P. Tayman.
197-Wm. Glover,

P. J. Lackey.

W. W. Therebold. 198-Wm. Day. 85-W. H. Dorsett. 511-Floyd Turner. 105-Saml. A. Benwell, E. R. Hopkins, C. B. Lord. 18-John Kimber. 71-Samuel De Haven. 113-Hugh Frye,

W. B. Sleightholm.
H. Jacobi,

Jas. P. Corcoran,
John Holden,
John S. Derr,
J. F. Binkley.
38-W. H. Bowling,

G. G. Davis,
E. H. Hyde.

From Division

411-Thos. Lynch.
498-G. W. Meredith.
314-E. J. Flannagan,
T. J. Torpey.
345-James Gallagher.
26-W. T. Day,

T. T. Layton.
273-A. R. Tyler,

Thos. O'Laughlin.
436-F. E. Wood.
213-M. D. Kilgore.
439-L. L. Young.
210-C. G. Talbird.
353-Wm. Ebersole,
Thos. Helms,
Thos. White.
343-Robt. Chapman,
James Crites,
David Maloney,
Ed. Pearce,
Thos. Davis,

Joseph Coleman,
Battise Fray.

Claude Sittason.

38-J. H. Houseman, J. H. Johnson, G. W. Johnson, R. S. Lynn, Samuel Nicely, G. S. Peaco, G. W. Peaco, J. H. White, O. M. Flaherty. 82-Chas. Spring. 234-Lewis Talley,

Andrew Smith. 233-John B. King. 211-J. W. Lindley, A. A. Miller. 507-James Murphy. 399-J. F. Barrett,

Joseph H. Peak. 519-H. N. Conklin. 340-T. J. Dowling. 157-C. H. McCall. 31-Jacob Siegrist. 343-W. Dale.

FOR OTHER CAUSES.

119-O. B. Ridgeway, for keeping saloon. 286-Chas. Rapp, for forfeiting insurance. 235-Arthur J. Green, Michael O'Hare, for for

feiting insurance.

494-L. W. Ginther, for forfeiting insurance. 201-W. Z. Thompson, for unbecoming couduct and violation of obligation.

249-Barney Hewett, for unbecoming conduct. 481-R. L. Evans, for forfeiting insurance. 61-James W. Dodge, for forfeiting insurance. 36-L G. Gossman, for forfeiting insurance. 471-E. E. Dye, for non-payment of dues and keeping saloon.

253-E. F. Miller, for non-payment of dues and forfeiting insurance.

482-Wm. Allen, for forleiting insurance and unbecoming conduct.

Mack Apsey, for forfeiting insurance. 273-Ppilip Large, for forfeiting insurance. 255-Wm. Bardsley, for non-payment of dues

and intoxication.

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS' MUTUAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

Official Notice of Assessments 648-652.

SERIES E.

OFFICE OF ASSOCIATION, ROOM 803, SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS BUILDING,
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. 1, 1903.

To the Division Secretaries L. E. M. L. and A. I. A.:

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DEAR SIRS AND BROS. :-You are hereby notified of the death or disability of the following members of the Association:

Five Assessments for payment of these claims are hereby levied and Secretaries ordered to collect $1.25 from all who are insured for $750, $2.50 from all who are insured for $1,500, $5.00 from all who are insured for $3,000, and $7.50 from all members insured for $4,500, and forward same to the General Secretary and Treasurer.

Members of the Insurance Association are required to remit to Division Secretaries within thirty days from date of this notice, and the Division Secretaries to the General Secretary and Treasurer

within ten days thereafter, on penalty of forfeiting their membership. (See Article XI. of By-Laws.) Secretaries in sending remittances will send same to and make all drafts, express money orders or postoffice money orders payable to WM. B. PRENTER, General Secretary and Treasurer. Secretaries located in Canada will please remit by draft or express money order. We will not accept packages of money sent by express, unless charges have been prepaid. The JOURNAL closes on the 18th of each month. Claims received after that day will lie over until the succeeding month.

605 J. H. Worrell

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26, 1902. Blind left eye.
20, 1902. Killed...

2, 1902. Killed..
3, 1902. Killed..
3, 1902. Left leg amputat'd
7, 1902. Killed.

48 156 Dec. 31, 1890. Jan. 606 Frank Jupe.... 40 574 July 15, 1898. Oct. 607 James Murphy... 38 89 Mch. 13, 1902. Dec. 608 H. H. Lemon. 43 67 Oct. 26, 1902. Dec. 609 A. J. Cummings.. 49 186 Nov. 7, 1890. Dec. 610 N. Smith. 50 292 Feb. 1, 1890. Dec. 611 Robt. M. Bell... 47 189 Oct. 28, 1880. Dec. 612 J. H. Shannon. 43 571 Mch. 13, 1901. Dec. 613 F. M. Kirby 50 101 May 24, 1897. Dec. 614 W. E. Whiteside.. 55 419 Sept. 8, 1893. Dec. 615 Jas. M. Ray... 46 232 July 11, 1896. Dec. 616 E. H. Jones... 87 Oct. 17, 1892. Dec. 617 C. McConville.. 77 Sept. 20, 1875. Dec. 618 Geo. E. Waskie... 44 9 Jan. 21, 1900. Dec. 619 John H. McCoy... 48 464 Mch. 19, 1892. Dec. 620 Jas. S. Murphy... 465 July 1, 1891. Dec. 621 E. S. Johnson 57 195 Mch. 24, 1887. Dec. 622 Frank S. Boggs. 38 126 Oct. I, 1901. Dec. 623 B. F. Collum.... 55 500 Feb. 9, 1891. Dec. 624 Derrick Moore... 53 510 Jan. 27, 1894. Dec. 625 E. B. Anderson... 32 198 Feb. 16, 1902. Dec. 626 J. W. Parris.... 38 401 Nov. 17, 1901. Dec. 627 L. T. Whitehead. 39 156 Dec. 7, 1902. Dec. 628 Geo. W. Miller... 40199 Feb. 20, 1894. Dec. 23, 1902. Killed..

8, 1902. Typhoid fever.
10, 1902. Killed...
13, 1902. Killed...
13, 1902. Bright's disease..
15, 1902. Apoplexy..
15, 1902. Lt. foot amputated
16, 1902. Bronchitis..
16, 1902. Killed...
17, 1902. Killed..
18, 1902. Killed..
18, 1902. Killed..
18, 1902. Pneumonia
18, 1902. Bright's disease..
18, 1902. Anæmia...
19, 1902. Typhoid fever...
21, 1902. Killed.
23, 1902. Killed..

629 Thos. H. Hurley. 47 252 June 6, 1899. Dec. 24, 1902. Left eye removed..
630 Thos. W. Nally... 59 318 Apr. 21, 1894. Dec. 26, 1902. Killed...
631 John Mousley..... 67 60 Feb. 1, 1868. Dec. 28, 1902. Heart failure.
632 Wesley Bailey..... 55 351 Apr. 4, 1888. Dec. 28, 1902. Killed..
633 Chas. WHayward 25 383 Jan. 27, 1902. Dec. 29, 1902. Killed...
634 Harry C. Smith... 41 51 Jan. 17, 1892. Dec. 29, 1902. Heart failure.
635 Henry Sevey.
380 May 12, 1884. Dec. 29, 1902. Heart failure..
45 Feb. 4, 1872. Dec. 30, 1902. Kidney trouble.
206 Feb. 27, 1891. Dec. 30, 1902. Consumption
11 Apr. 19, 1898. Dec. 31, 1902. Killed....
57 37 Feb. 19, 1882. Jan. 1, 1903 Heart failure.
59 243 Dec. 20, 1879. Jan. 2, 1903. Apoplexy.
43 347 Mch. 26, 1890. Jan. 2, 1903. Killed..
May 24, 1895. Jan.
Sept. 30, 1889. Jan.
Apr. 26, 1896. Jan.

.......

636 WH Diffenderfer 56
637 C. W. Jones...... 38
638 Dan Williams..... 44
639 N. Robinson...
640 Jas. O'Hagan...

641 D. Mahoney..
642 Geo. B. Askew..
643 Jas. W. Myers.....
644 W. W. White.

40 51

42 401

42 432

3, 1903. Killed..

3, 1903. Killed..
3, 1903. Killed.........

3, 1903. Heart failure......

1, 1868. Jan.
7, 1892. Jan.
9, 1872. Jan.
22, 1882. Jan.
Total amount of claims, $108,000.

4, 1903. Smallpox
9, 1903. Suicide
10, 1903. Apoplexy....
10, 1903. Thrombosis
11, 1903. Killed...
12, 1903. Heart failure.
14, 1903. Apoplexy..

To Whom Payable.

Mrs. C. Conville, w. 750 Mrs. F. Waskie, w. 1500 Mrs. A. McCoy, w. 1500 Mrs. M. Murphy, w. 1500 Mrs. R. A. Johnson, w. 1500 Mrs. Kate Boggs, w. 3000 Mrs. S. F. Collum, w. 1500 Mrs. D. Moore, w.

750 Mrs. M. Anderson, w. 1500 Mrs. E. Parris, w. [ Claud and Edward 750 Whitehead, chldn. 1500 Mrs. C. B. Miller, w. 1500 Thos. H. Hurley. 3000 Mrs. B. Nally, w. 3000 Jane E. Mousley, w. 1500 Jennie S. Bailey, w. 3000 Mrs. M. Hayward, m. 1500 Mrs. H. C. Smith, w. 3000 Mrs. A. M. Sevey, w. 3000 Mrs. CDiffenderfer, w 1500 Mrs. E. H. Jones, m. J Miss C. Fitzpatrick, 1500 affianced wife. 3000 Mrs. N. Robinson, w. 3000 Mrs. J. O'Hagan, w. 1500 Mrs. B. Mahoney, w. 3000 Mrs. G. B. Askew, w. 3000 Mrs. C. S. Myers, w. 3000 Mrs. M. C. White, w. Mrs. Geo. Jones, w. Charles S., Nellie, May and Geo. W. Jones, children. 3000 E. S. Parks, sister. 4500 Mrs. H. Catlin, w. Mrs. C. Egglest'n, w LelaMEggleston, d 3000 Mrs. AETrumbley, w. 3000 Mrs. A. C. Young, w. 3000 Mrs. A. T. Brown, w. 4500 Mary Dormady, w.

4500

1500