of steel-framed spectacles. Nearly all were gray- headed, ruddy-cheeked, bright-eyed, and snowy-whiskered. Judging from his conversation, every man was either a school mate or a chum of George M. Dallas and James Buchanan. They talked not of the crops nor of the weather. They seemed to be far more

Devisees, et al, to Annie M. Minnich, wife of James L. Minnich, 27 September 1906, for $12,500, �the Swarr and Huber tracts purchased in 1875. The de- visees were Anne Hawke and the Hon. Harold Brooke Hawke, her husband, of Lutterworth, Leicestershire; Em- ma Jane Cunliffe and Walter Cunliffe, her husband