The National tribune., 1889-11-21

Tinkhem. Springfield, Mass, s: win Lower. May
wood. No. 3; Jane Il. Rouse, New Era, Mich, D;
Ida May De Coster Charlotte Harbor, Fla, y; An
ME NJ Mayo. Salmon Falls. N. H.. 4; A. II. 5osth-
wick. Peekskill, N. Y, 4; George Murphy, Macon,
Mo-. 81 Mrs Eva Lapp Medina, o., z; IVA I r.
w. Va. 3; L Il. Latham, York, Neb., !; June
Aehenbach, Beatrice. Heb, 2; lnez NJ Humbert'
Shannon. Ill, .; Eta L. Lane, Newton Kan,
4; Mrs. James Eagen. Lairdsville, n " 8;
Fin l.. Morrow, Home, Tenn, 9; A. l.. Green,
Nation, H.. 2; Arthur o. Sisson, 2; Flora r.
PitH Green Spring. O. p Gertrude n, ra,rpSnX "
4; Edith McCammon, Canton, o., /; Delia baii'
Ash Grove. Mo-, 3; Agnes Ashville. Delaware, ~,
Elliott Red Bank N J., 4: Effie A. Smith, Column
bus o.. 8; Louis NJ Staring Valley Junction, Wis,
s. Helen M. Nash, Scranton, Pa, 8; eliza n. fy
Willie 1. Ker, Asbury Park, N J.. !; Edgar ;.
Stevens, Fair Play. Neb., Q; Rhoda o Hara. Gam
bria, n. " .; Mrs. w. S. Faulkner, Cazenovia, ~;
V, 5; Harry T. Matthews, Kinsman. o.. o; VII
Lower haywood Mo, 6; John o, Harpster, for1
Matilda, Pa. 5; Mrs. J. =. SwygArd. Mediapons,
Iowa. L; Flora wroten Kenlon, o., Ida ~: DE
Coster. Charlotte HRrbor, Fla, 5; Addie HarimG'
Westwood n. j., 4; Il. NJ. HackmRn, kossvihe'
ILL.,, !; May Sparks, Batavia, Iowa, 8; l.; e Foss'
Evansville; VI, 3; Alice NJ Miner, bI IN
Iowa, !; Alice A. Dawson ST Nlcholns, fA'' D.
OUR ROLL cALL--NEw MEMBERS
Mary Flynn, West Pennington. o., v.d,, 18th
Conn. Alta Vader. v.d., New Buffalo, D.; Ihomas
jefferson Denny I'd U. s. Cav. Lebanon, Ill; lsuth
NJ. Laihrop. Stockton Springs, Waldo. Me; Adde
port. o1uawkn, III, v.d.. saith ILL.,; Sarah Spugle,
Morrlstown Tenn; w. L. MoGinnis, Jefferson
Ky; Eva M. Davis, Sank Center, Mimi II.
l.. Sessions Co II, 10th (AIoEarO N. u, Forest
Grove, N J.; Ellen V. Bar, v.d. s6th and Goth
Ohio. SIMMER, Cal; Florence Ross, ChiiliSolhe;
o.; George ID. Lewis, Captain, Lewis Merrill
Camp s. of V, L. 5. a, Division of Kansas, Sii-
max. Mich. Susie Kenner, y.d:. Nay Aug; Ia;
Allen Marlin HendriclSsoD, White Water, han'
Alice Weber Flora NJ Weber, Charles w SeGTlst,
y. L. w Combs. Railroad, Pa; J; A. Venus, T. l..
Heuness Mansfield, fll.; Arthur o. Brown, VS.,
Greenwich, n. j.; Ellie c. Thayer: Box 9, Brewer
Me; Frank Hawkins and John King, Lewanee,
Tenn: Jessie Eaton Eiva Station. III; Minnie a.
Holsinger v.d Mt Morris H.; Alley X. Whitlock.
Georgetown H.; Ellie Derr Liverpool, Pa, anti
suffrage; Robert Henry Hand, vs.. 4th Ohio, star
Prairie, Wis; y. II. Mullen, RixfoTd, Pa; Edwin
G. kenney, Nunda, n. Y; Emma Phelps 10 NE
linda J. Phelps. IS; Eecta + Phelps, u, va, ON
No. Mountain View, Mo-; Ellie Crook, Ierrili WIS.,
sylvia Buriieid. Burfield. VI; Inei!a iansoefReT,
WorthiuEton, Mimi: j. Marie Turreil, Cummins-
vile Station, Cincinnati, o. v.d., SAth Ind; ONE
J. Hill v.d., l2ih u. :. Inf, Moberly. Mo- f. a.
Kinsley, VS. Clayton, MINI; Lora Il. Shaw, va,
lst Mich. Cav, Hart, Mich Grace NJ. Hinkley,
Rsugely. Me; Stella aud Eddie Reed, fuiaskl
Iowa; +. l., Sanlee, Co. h, Hath \. Y, Cazen9yia
n. Y; Edna A. Kelsey, Southport, Conn; viva
Bremen Nd, Lena Mills. v.d.. Portersvlle, Kan;
w. Il. johnson, Marshfeld. Mo-; Helen NJ Nash,
v.d., Scranton, Pa; john Il. Whit. Oak Park
& Blaney, Vaudeville. w. Wa.
Desiring Corresp9Rdence; Annie F1cEaTd' SOY
va.
v.d., 5Ist H.. Lock Box Sc. Washington, KAN
Bertha G. kerry, y.d., southport. Conn: GEORGE
Galloway, SweetwateF, H.; josie Riicltey, RUNNING
Water. OAK, from telegraph OPERATORS; Doiiic ana
Pearl Thompson, patriots daughters Scotland.
H.; Ora NJ. Russell. Box us, Chapman, kan
Lora Il. Shaw vd., aud schoolieaeher, Hart, Mlcli,
Myron A. Robbins, jr. Miihor, n. Oak, VS., 10Th
Mimi; James ). Eeric, Box liz. and Albert nj.
Lewis, Box II. Milton, Iowa; Emma Gray. Mon
mouth. H., v.d.; Nellie Amherst, v.d-. llth Pa,
Port Angeles. wn.; 0na Woodbury., Washington.
Kan; Eta IL. NickeTson, Barnstabe, MRss.; H. r..
Artriss, Arabia, o.; Emma kratch, Wilmot o.,
with those studying. like herself, to be teachers
John a. White. Oak Park. Mimi; Otto Castle,
Connersville. Iowa; Mae Murphy. y.d-. 124th III,
Sciota Ill; Lille q. Plummcr, y.d., Box VOL Con-
nersyille Ind; Ernest Hollis, King. Ind; May
Scypes. v.d. Gih Pa Cav, Quakertown, Pa: john
Iochum King, Ind; Lizzie aud Joseph kinna-
man, Sist OHIO; Matte J. Porter, Scotland, ILL.,,
with refined gentlemen; Harry Bueklin, vs..
Princeton Ind. Lizzie Thomas School +. o.. III;
Charles Book, 459 Cenier avenue Chicago; Ralph
NJ. Glenn. Cortland. Kan: Edith A DcLinR, IS
| Tiiden avenue jamestown, n. Y; Theodore =.
| Pfohl and Fraak Conover, Princeton, Ind; i. IL.
Hebb r.. Railroad, Pa; Earl Scheib, Vs. Stohing-
ton H.; y. l.. Baird q Lincoln avenue Salem. o..
a telegraph operator and a good scribe; Ceniih r..
| Hunt Dexter. o. v.d I'd w Wa. Cav: Jane Achen.
bach, Nd, Beatrice. Neb; Ella sparks v.d., Ba-
tavia. Iowa; Thomas A. Miller, Sheldon. Mo;
Rosa Giilrlassd. Oean. No. Total, ,ss3.
Correspondents Wanted: Elite j. Blair. Birming
| ton Oak: Ida Fisher. Maggie Angel Lille Fisher,
Sadie Whitien Bee Greek. Wis; Mamie William
son. Lille Iioupi. Graysvillo lnd Rush Pltser, o.
| Postal Auiographs: Lola r Dodge Bridgton.
| BE; Addie HnruE Westwood. n. j.; Ida Pope,
| Forest Grove ore; Jessie johnson. l247 street
| Lincoln. Neb tprZe Tor preltieslJ; julia T. Ioge
Box 1878 kentoa, %.
Wanted: Ribbon for G. G. caBe.-Iclsie Hieaings
/ BryantbuTg, Iowa silk embroidered piece ioi
| quilt.-Annic Reuwick, 2s35 Bank street. Louis
vile, KY. Pieces for gait; prize for preltesi-
SIR. w A. Foster Norwood Mass; Edith HaiBcs
/ ST. Louis Mo Cane ribbou.--sIanc Askins I.lidA
/ o; Nora 0lom. Parkersburg, w. Va. Quilt pieces
AIRS. Ida n. Miller Linaria. Tenn. Eva J. Pryor
20 my last July letter; Mrs. lAuicrulan Il
1 know wrote her al Deiphos-Iessie a. uornsher
IS Webster street. Fort Wayne. Ind. Amos sea
man. Emmett Senrcy. Inez Humboldt and others q
send postal autographs in exchange for those for
| warded y. Edith Diekey, GreeusburR, Ind To se'
1 picture Of our rebel +" friend Harry johnson
Addie i. Wheeler, POmpey Center. \. Y.
CHARITY FUND.
DEAR @. C.: II understand w O. Basseit right
ke wishes the Ciub to act u ia convention assem-
bled and nominate "A Treasurer nud committee 4
| receive and dispose Of the moneys contributed b.
| the Club Tor charities. l. therefore, nominate TIA
| following persons for that purpose; Annie J.. Wi
| iams. Treasurer; w. q. Basseit, Lydia II. Day
| Amos J.. Seaman, conmittee.-DAn T. Myers, For
! Scott, Kan.
| Annie l.. Williams suggestion 81 charity fun
il good.-Aliee Murphy. Murphy, o.
nominate Nina Baliou one Of the comuiitte
Of the Charity Fund.-CarTie Ferguson Victory
1 Wis.
nominate Ne Disbursing Committee of Chart
| Fund W g.. Bassett. Media Piympton and job
| Bruuny, aud vote for Annie Williams for Treas
urcr-E ~. Latham, York. Neb.
/ do not favor the Charity FuDd.-Bessie Gays
ford Race.
WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS, 1892.
FRrEsDs or TEE G. O.: St. Louis has just close
the sixth and InOst enthusiastic aud successful yes
| Of ~ hat IL popularity known the " Fall FESTIVE
| Season" il has had. The records show Il
average attendance 81 1000 every day for 40 day
/ cOnsecutyely. The e. Louis Fair has long been
! puted the grandest In the world. Over 5000
, / persons attended during Fair week this year. u
| big Thursday" when $4,000 people passed th
turnstiies a New Yorker was heard 10 e1cain
What does -. Louis want the Worlds Fair 10
when she has one alreHdy2' But when this san
man comes To 81 Louis ia 1892 10 see the World
Pair ia reality. he will ssy, ia hstonshment. Ca
all this be the hAndiwOTk OF mani
The Pan American Congress say that they wei
more pleased with IT. Louis than any other plae
visited. They regard the Lucas chips. which vi
virtually make 81. Louis seaport, as the dire
: means Of establishing trade between the Contra
Northern and Western States and South AmeTie
What city can offer better advantages than
I.Ouisg Not one Within radius Of 500 mil
around ST. Louis there are "a. 57l miles of ralroa
aud 80 53f5 81 people comprised within ia
circle; while within tile same limit around Chical
there are $3.50 miles Of railroad and =, 42D Z
people. And IA similar circle drawn around Ne
York shows that only "a 800 miles OF railroad reat
IT, and "a 30. s6 people are included within the 30
! mile circle. an
The guarartee fund Of S. 600 900 has already be,
l. - l.. a