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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

1T aus benz l1rin oeri9panSen; ebsuIo
DIE @efdpulit IN ben SiBer; Die Nies
rem aroeiieu normal u,lb fsine arobe
Shpdhe 1T eiHer io5ufea Rsafi ges
uid)en.
&empto. Gp.-3A mat nit fiirds
terlidsm Ropfoeb- Neutaigie-ges
plagt. Sd CLAUDE Mot. oab ie @iner
10 tpie i'd g~slittea bat. Sd babe Maes,
uno ole Ier3te ge6raudt, ptns @rIei6.
terung gu finbeH. Or. Sartman bat
MID o6lig spieherbsrgste0t. N9tumgss
oou Winnie @albmeII.
Srenton, SenM. IL. DECEMBER
1888. Dr. 9artman: Sd bate fur
fisben LANCE Sabre meine Spra6e D6Is
zig oerlorea; mdarenb ipslGer 3eit i1
ME Elm lautes Wort geiproden babs.
Wfeine Surgeu pareu isbr fdmad;
nneta puls 100; i'd tonute obne Inter.
ftiButg ni1t geben urb bann aud nur
tuent9e S9ritte. Sd tam gu Sbaen
obne bic gerinaite Dofnung; i1 uns
tertparf mid Sbrsr 8rbaaolung; in
orei Monatsn toants i'd gsDeu pie pors
Der; i'd babe feinen 0ufiea, uno fan1
pen gat5et Gag umbsrgebtn urb ars
betten. S9r ereebener
~. .. TomIer.
= ommetce. 6nnt @ountp,
Ser. Dr. 6. y. 5artmon. @eebrs
ter GER! Sd fhtribs niebesbult, un,
Sbnen l1it3utbsfsa, pie meme 3oebter,
toel6e sic weaen Haaiuti bebanbeln,
lid befiEbet. 5eiiDem Sic lie beaafs
helm, bat ie fsinen Anfal uieber ges
babt. Sd babe bic Mebi3in mie6er
onfertigen lafen uno gebe lie ibr, uie
Sic in Sbrem leBten 8riefe porgeldries
ben baben. Sbr er0ebener
%. 8. $. geper.
8albefou, Seras, (No. l 10.
StraBe) 10. Sanuar. 1889. Or. 8.
.. 0artman. geetrier 0err! Meine
Jrauentranfbeit bebt li1 in einent
Weabe, baB i9 bisies Weibnadts. unb
Neuiabrsfef better urb bergntgter bers
lebt babe, Die oieie Geittoge fe borber.
Die Sbatiade 1T, Iieber Dottor, oaB
Id geiuno Bin. mas feiner meiner
Greunoe nnh Ner3te ie gu bohe !, fpagte.
Mts. Marp E~offeIIa.
& unon. Ga, Sir. g. 9. Cart.
man. @eebrter perrl Meine fleine
So9ter mar bafeni9ariig; i9 IieB He
bon einem Ir3t bon BET nniperfitdt bon
Gouitana operiren unb bic Operation
fhluG febl. Sd lieB lie Damn BON einem
anoeren Wr3t opsriren uab ~eraieIte bas.
ielse Msluatat. Sd bate ale Dofnung
auf3sgeben unb oahte, mein &in6 miBte
tpie ein bsrunltaltetes l1ngebeuer burG's
Geben geben, oa famen Sic nod
Nuftoa; Id brddte lie au Sbnen, sic
opsrirter fe unb Dant Sbrer @ef9id>
lI6teit 1T meme So6ter geiunb uuo ibr
tleineS Wiino1en 1T natiirIid unb
Gibfd. M1tungsboQ
Mrs. Ssnnie Ring.
Str. 80 It'll EN- GaIbmeII, bon
Orb, MnaefiMa@Duntp, Ser,
bate cine 3o6ter, mst1e burh cine
Saienfdarfe oe,unifaItet NOR. ct
bradte fs gum Dottor partmon mad
benz 0otel. ST operirte lie unb ibr Mun6
1T ponfommen. Sbre gltern nub fe
telblt finb tuabrbaft eat3tdt bon Der
Operation.
Werpakt bie 3eitmt6t,
Sreitag ano Samftag. bem 10. nmo
Ill. Sattar, 1890.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
BudIen8 Mrntca.g albe.

Die bette SaIbe ber Belt far ednitte
Nueti4unsen, @ef@pire, Gieber. unb Saut,
NusfdIas, Gle9te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Gruft'
beulen unb ole 9auttranfbeiten furirt Sd
n1orr6oioen ooer feline Be3abIuns. 8aais'
Satisfaetion garantirt ODER bas @eIb biri
suriiderfattet. 20 Gents bic SdadteT. Bun
9ertauf IN allen apotbefen. Dreib, Sboinp.
ion & &C., @5oIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
0ute Weroaumng.

Das TT etpaS, mas Seher BADEN mub, penn er ieines
sebenS ircb fein mil. 1auienne iu6en es tdsli9 unp
iterben, petl he e5 ui6t inpsu. 1auIenhe pon Dollars
lrereen in Ter 9cffuun9 ~secpfert, bieie5 uebel ~ beieiz
iisen unb bed siebt es Elm Witiel basesen. @ir aas
rauiireg, eab electric 8itterS, mad 8oritrift unb bins
retdeuo LANCE sebrau6t, etne suite @ereauuns ltaiien
nno has uebel Der unpereaulidt felt b~eieitiaen rtre.
gBir ~empfebien Gleeric 9ttterS fdr Gpspepta unb ALE
aran tbetten Der eeber, bes WiasenS une Der Rieren.
9Bire gu so Cts. uno 81 bic bIaibe in her aprtbe fe ron
Dreib, 1bcmplSn Il Sc. rer fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Gin Stiidd5en Gtnmtdel.Napier rettete
ibr xebeu.

Gs mar nur elm serp5bnliHes Gtdd Ginipidels BAXTER,
aber 60 rettete ibr eeten. e e mar i'm lssten etabium
Der Gdptnpiudt uno mad benz GusiprnA Der Qerite
ais 70 Rfnnb: auf etnem Sthd Ginrideis qyapier las
le BON Or: Rings @ep Discovery; fe 5plte fa cine
yrcbesSlai4eu np es bali, harauf tauite Ne cine arpbe
Ulaine uub fablte ih s~ebeiert uuo fur6 frrtae5ssten
GebrauA spnrbe re mteber fart, selune, roEs nnb
iriest nun rieoer lao Piunb. Sur Eeitere Gin,eibeiten
leneet cine Brieimarte al VI. 8. Sole, apptbeter,
Fort Smith.
Brpte : Glaiden gratis su baben in alien appt6eten
YretS Der srcBen 8lalhen 81. 9~8bolefale Bel Breis,
9hrmricu IL &c., Gan NRtenic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Suinina Is

gu Obisem TT nod au bemerten, bah
rlei9t betp6lft" gu beiteren Sasen ge.
rednet tporben lit.
Sas 1eue Jabr bat uns f9on pieber
elm re6t anfebnli6es Quantum 2eaen
gebra6t: @s regnete pon 3 llbr In Der
Nadt bes 2. on bis I'm Z llbr morgens
am 3. fat uaaufb6rli6.
Jrau 26nife bon gebar III nit Drill
lingen bef6enft tporben. Sbr 3uftanb
1T elm tritiider. f. H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
@rmnSeisentbams . l1ebsrtraaumaen.

emil Bed on Matbias ubr. bic 6dIfte
bes SurbeD 102. 8 Weilen ~norb6flid
BON Der Staot. preis nominea.
o. Riolbafa an Soiepbine Sefel,
@rnnbffid In Ylod 3, fur $1,000.
W. G.. Bennett an Geo. !0einrih,
@runbfif III Der Santa @Iara.5 traBe,
$3.50.
60. Siebes on Winnie @oobuin, 2
@runbfiide on 8uena 0ifa unb South
2eona Str, $1,000.
Sofepb &uhnde an WanueI 2obea,
babies 8runb ftiid ueiili9 bonn ala,an
Greet, 5000.
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SUPP Motis.
30 , Office, 1

utu Y DTS 9fJcey
San antonio, 4. Sanuar, '89.
Der Stabtarat mirb ale Mrmei in
ben Stunben bon 10 big IL ubr Worz
mlttags in 2aItepers Mpotbefe unb in
ben Stuuben bon 8 big 6 ubr Nadmit=
tags I'm Staot 9aspital unentgeItli9
impfsa.
grpan @aIIagbam,
MaDor,
Or. 5. BraunuageL
Stabt 9lrst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

-pautp & 9ieImann f6n=
men groBe Quantitdten bon Gellers Ries
gu nieorigen preifen liefern. Ma9t Be=
h~elungen auf benz 8aupIabe at Der
@de bon 0ouitons ln0 Nabarro Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

Geine Gtimme Hang mte die Gimme bes @rabeSa
aber sr BATH ni@ts peiter oIs eineu !, ,rauben Gals. ~
Cine eiuBtse fhnf unp 5pau5ig Gents Glai6eDr. gna's
Suftens Sprup b~eiettiste bic nnpdblt6fett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Aorresponoens. 6 miB qIp, :

Norrespom0eni. Smi WIp, ben
4. San. 1890. Na9foIgenb sebe i'd bic
an3abl Der beiteren, triiben, unb &egens
tage, iowie Der Reeennddte, iusges
fammt fowie in iebem Monat, tpdbrenb
beg perfoRenen Sabres nod Muf3ei9s
nunsen, tuie i6 folde gema9t babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

MItes 8auboI3, Sbiren unb Sen.
iierldoen bi1ig gum 8erfauf bel
YanID & OieImantt, 246 Ofs
Commerce. traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
Sic Yiinftlidbfett NIT tucld,er 9srr
0arri& ieiu WeIh erhielt.

Die Sbatia9e baB unier Mitbareer
benrD 9arris in Der leBten 3iebung Ser
3ouiiana Staatss 2otterie $15.0 900 ge.
pann, 1T unierem st Sheriff nidts
Neues, er erniberie: Oas @elb lei
prompt angelanst. Sd fu9e ni6t rad
&ubnt, unb ge6ente bas @elb in benz
beiten Diiritt BON galiforuien in 8runbs
eigentbum an5ulegen. = Napa (gal.)
Reporter, II. Hooember.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08
a@as liG orei Ana6en in SoGano's
E6se-Saoeu er,d6fteu.

@riier Guabe: r0err Sollanb! sic
bertaufe en- beheren &afee aIs ireenb
Semano in San Mntomipl1
3weiter 9nobe: % ia; ineine.
Mama iagt, 0ollanb's Rafee lit atpeis
nal 10 gut als i'm anbere bertaufenl"
Sritter Gnabe: ,Wir boIen al' un.
ieren 3aHee bier = unb Sbee ebenfaIls.
Mama tpiirbe feinen anbern taufenI~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-08

Correspondence. Sort 9aneod
Seras, ben 4. Sauuar, 1890. = Nad
benz Wrtifel n3ur @ef9i9ie Der
@rippe" in $50. 80. Sbres gef1dbien
8lattes gu f9lieBen, III bieie rleue
Mobe.ranfbeit au6 in biefger @arniz
lon aufgetreten. t~penigftens seigen bic
5 ober 6 Mann, bic bapon befalen finb,
genau biefelben RranfbeitserI1einur :
mie ie in benz NrtiteI bei9rieben tper,
ben.-Sm perloRenen Mouat bat un=
ferer @ommanbant, @apt. 2osau, 5.
Suit. @egt. einen ileuen Drummer, IN.
gefdbr 20 Warbs bonn &io @ranoe ent>
fernt, eraben lafen. Derielbe bat fol,
eenbe DimenRonen: Dur9meHer 80
SUB big gu IL SUB Siefe, bann 20
SUB; totale Siefe % SUB unb entbdlt
8 Big 10 Sub Waffer BON ausgesei9ne.
ter Site. Ser 4io @ranbe 1T f1on
felt Suli b. s. total troden, nit Muss
nabnle BON einigen WaHerl69ern.
Im 16. December b. 8. riidte bic
biefige @ompagnie Fl, s.. Snf. &est.,
auf einen uebunssmari9 aus. Nm
16. unb II. December Iagerten
mir ungefdbr 6 Meilen BON Sort
9aneod, uo mir SeIesrapbenpfdble
fduten, UNI cine Selepbons0 erbinbung
nit Der Station Sort 6aneod an Der
g. g. &. &C. bei5uitelen, bann ging
es meter iiber Gabens. San gii3ario,
Soccorro, Dsleia na9 81 pafo, tpo mir
ont 81. December anIangten. Nm
@onntag ben %. NOR &afitag unb be.
tubten mir bic 8,legenbsit, um bic
etiergefeGte In pafo bel &orte, Merieo,
in Nugenfdein gu nebmen. Gs ipurben
i'm Ganaen 5 Stiere aet0btet, bod tpar
bas Gefe6t cine aiemli6 labme Iffaire,
itur Elm Stier madte BEN 6e9t. n 5iem:
lid gu i6afen, t6btete elm pferb unb
b%srpunbeten befen &eiter. Mm %.
December ging es trieber tpe. .er an ber
Wbite Dots Babn entIane nod 6errn
6. 6. Wepman's Stand in Der Mefa,
bon 100 10. am "a. December auriif=
febrtsn, nm am Weibnadisfeie nabe
bel 81 pafo gu campiren. Mm 26.
December traten mir ben Nldmari1
an, ur> legten bic Sc MeiIen b~etragenbe
@%ntferuuug nod Sort 6aneod big pun
%. December Mit:ags guild; setpiB
cine CUTE Geiffung, tpent man ben ians
bisen 3ufanb bet StraBe in getra9t
5iebt. 8on 81 paio big Sun gli3ario
uuroe feibig an ben BepdRerungsgras
ben %gearbeitet, unb bic StraBe fibrt oft
m%eiIenueit bur6 bot3islid anseIeste
Wein. unb Obts8 drten.
Die Witterung 1T bier ausse3ei6net,
bss Na6ts leiGter Grolt unb bes Says
bas berrli9fe Griiblinssuetter.- R. w.
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= @egen 2eberIeiben giebt es ni9ts
bsherss tpie Or. Gnguft 20nis's 9ams
burger Sropfen.
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@paamb's Sbee=Saben
1T bon $50. 245 mad SO. 237 wefs
Commerce. traBe. bier Sbiiren ndber
our griide. berlegt tporben.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-14

every state Of the Union, with the excep-
ton Of the three northern New England
states. Lodges have also been opened in
Canada and the West Indies, and steps are
about to be taken for the Introduction Of
the order among the people Of mixed blood
in South America. Mexico and Central
America.
The order is divided into four district
houses-the Subordinate lodge, Past Grand
Masters council, Household OF Ruth, and
the Patriarchs The last is the military
branch; the Household Of Ruth Is the fe-
male department..
The order as a whole is governed by a
committee Of management in England.
Their charters, pass words and other works
are received from that body.
The grand master OF the order in this
country is William NJ L. Forester, OF Rich
mond, Va
Four years after the introduction of Odd
Fellowship among colored men in this
country Bay State lodge, sl4. was opened.
Almost from its beginning this lodge
was foremost in advancing the rights OF
the race. At that time colOred organiza-
tons were not permitted TO use Faneuil
Hall In 1S4s, when Josiah Quincy was
mayor, the lodge, through his influence and
that of many other citizens. celebrated
it's first anniversary In that hall The
hall was crowded Mayor Quincy was
present with his wife, and made an adj
dress, the Grafton being delivered by John
j. Smith. Also at this anniversary were the
delegates TO the first biennial session Of the
G.. U. o. o. F. in America
Bay State lodge was also allowed 20
parade in the procession celebrating the in
PRODUCTION of water into Boston in ls4e.
being thereby the first colored organiza-
ton to take part in public demonstration
of that kind in Boston.
According to the papers Of that time con
siderable excitement was created about
this participation.
With the exception OF John j. Smith all
81 its founders are dead. John j. Smith il
the oldest colored Odd Fellow in New Eng
land, not by age. but by membership in the
order.
Mr.. Smith was born in Richmond, Va,
and went to Boston when he was 10 years
old Hardly had his feet touched tho
streets of Boston when he was found Hgi-
tating, in company with Benjamin Roberts,
for the cause of his people in Boston. lie
has served in the Repu blican ward and
city committee and in the common coun-
Gil; has been TO the Legislature and served
on several important committees. among
which is the committee on federal relations;
has been a delegate TO the Republican
state convention over twenty times, and
was delegate to the national Republican
convention that nominated Gen. Garfield
for president.
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haste. one day spoKe TO my barber
about it. He said the remedy was sim
pie enough. All that was necessary
was that the top of my head should be
shaved regularly for about six months.
| could wear a toupee. or half wig,
and nobody would be the wiser, and at
the end of six months my hair would
come out strong and always remain So
| went to a wigmaker and asked him if
he could prescribe a cure for badness.
He, too, advised shaving the head. That
was exceedingly cheering. Two men Of
science harmonized.
Il bought toupee Of the wigmaker.
remember that paid $50 for it. Then
| had my head shaved twice a week
regularly. Occasional examinations Of
the top Of my head were not very en-
couraging But thinking that all would
be well in time l persevered. At the
end Of six months | was forced to con-
fess that | had less hair than before.
Indeed there was no hair at all on the
top of my head. Wearing the toupee
had kept out the air and killed the
roots. / threw the toupee away and
philosophically accepted my fate. New
York Times.
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was born in Mid DR. !. ADAMS ALLEN.
dlebury. Vt, Jan. II, 1925. and at the nge
of 10 entered college. graduating In is45 as
a. b., and in 1915 as NJ. d. lie began his
professional life In Indiana. and later on
WAS connected with the medical branch Of
the colleges at Ann Arbor aud Kalamazoo.
Mich.
After declining many offers from vari-
Gus points, Dr. Allen was induced by the
late Professor Daniel Brainard 20 accept
the position at Rush Medical college
which he held up 70 his death. in his pro-
fession DR.. Allen ranked almost from the
start with the foremost, and be received
many Of its highest hOnors. The doctor
was permanent member OF tho American
Medical association. and in January. 1859,
was elected president Of the State Medical
society OF Michigan. He was also a Free
mason of high standing
Among the mass Of professional papers
written by Dr. Allen rome has perhaps at
tracted wider attention than that upon
the Mechanism Of Nervous Action" for
which the claim is made that II ante
dates works by Marshall Hall and other
distinguished psychologists. DR.. Allen also
gained large rcnoyn by his frequent con
nection with cases iu the courts involving
questions in medical Jurisprudence.
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president or the United States he Went
fishing in a Canadian stream and
had struck splendid salmon. 4 boat
approached in which were the English
treaty commissioners. Mr.. Hamiin was
meeting the crisis with the vigor and
skill of an accomplished angler The
Englishmen, as their boat drew near.
saw that he was battling with a noble
foe. When told who the gentlemen
were Mr. Hamlin called out, "You must
excuse me till land this salmon!' The
introduction was deferred for about half
an hour, when the Englishmen were able
TO salute net only the vice president, but
the conqueror of kingly salmon. He
decided the question of etiquette off
hand, though it is to be presumed that
the salmon would have preferred the
following of the venerable and accepted
rule-drop everything when a caller is
announced.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-14

All the circumstances Of life are in
some sort educative. Health and happi-
ness have their lesson of active duty to
teach us if we will receive it, and so.
likewise, have pain, disease and mis-
fortune, as lately stated by Mr.. Spur
geon, a purpose Of correction. a chasten-
ing and mellowing influence within
them. With some natures and moods
perhaps il is otherwise The sharpness
of the stroke touches no mental spring
but that of self concern, but here again
it Is the wise who learns For him these
evils, for such they still remain, are also
the seeds of sympathy with others in
like trouble. If he be through any fault
of his own accountable for them, they
are in true science as in Scripture the
natural recompense Of evil. a protest on
behalf Of needful self control, which he
win do well to observe. There is more,
therefore. than an apparent tendency to
asceticisln in this doctrine of disciplinary
suffering.
OF course. it does not follow that the
prosperous and the healthy must at some
time undergo this training by reverses,
The same lessons of patience, fellow feel
ing and self restraint can be learned in
other ways, and it is quite certain that
the daily round and task abound in OPP
portunities for such wholesome instruc-
ton. We are alike justified. therefore
IN admitting for this purpose the fire.
Quent utility of pain. and in seeking, TO
the best Of our ability, 10 limit and 70
destroy by suitable remedies the influ-
ence Of this otherwise harsh and hurtful
instructor. Health of mind and body
and well being of estate are alone con-
sistent with perfect life as ordered by
natures plan and the divine will, and
every purpose of training is compatible
with their full possession and their
proper use.-Lancet
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One o. the first plays produced by the
Theatre Libre in Paris WINS &" l. Evasion. f" By
the late Count de Niliiers de Elsie Adam
u is the romantic story Of felou " ho. after
killing his companion iu chains. escapes
from the buiks and gains aduittancs % q
house whers be is g. murder the master
and his wife. At sight a. the newly mar
red pair and the love they bear each other
the convict is deferred by moral Conscious
ness from his criminal pIrpO-e. Even
when BY stabbing the couple be might
avoid falling into the hands 81 those sent
70 arrcs3 him. be prefers % DE- taken and
sent % the gsiiows for the murder ~ the
maid servant rather than plunge bis kn4fs
into two such loving and innocent hsarts
The play. iutens j. thrilling is ~ moral 10
tone 10 j. artistic in style and treat
ment, and the wonder remains that pro-
ductisu 50 high minded should, ~ Il was.
have been found among r. Jeeted pieces IA
the waste basket 81 another manager
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
Supreme Regent watts on the Prosperity
of the Order-Sotes-


of the Order-Sotes-
Supreme Regent Watts, OF Portsmouth,
Pa, in his annual address 20 the latest
meeting of the supreme council, said:
The year just closed has been one OF
marked progress. Everywhere the order
has grown with a healthy and steady
growth, and its influence for good has been
largely increased. The increase ia mem
bership during the year $50 was the larg-
est in our history. On the 3lst day Of De
cember, 1888, we mum bered ~. S9l. During
the year 13, Us were initiated. giving Va a
membership. deaths and suspensions de-
Quoted. Of n, 957 Dec. 81, lSs9, OF a net gain
OF 10 go members. Since Jan !. 1890 the
accessions have numbered G.45l. giving the
total Of over 100. 900 The financial exhibit
is even more gratifying The total amount
Of death benefits paid 70 May !. 1889. was
81 or. 700; amount paid since that date 70
May !, 1920, g., 3aa, s7s %, giving total Of
Sl3, Az, SIS - paid since the institution Of
the der ia June. ISL
In point Of membsrrhip New York heads
the list Of states with 1881 members
and Massachusetts is next with II .Z13 The
number Of deaths ia the order during 10
year was 74s
The supreme secretary reports having
received from tie grand Jurisdiction Of
Massachusetts durins he month Of March
Isl applications. during April I52. and
during Nay 10, with a grand total a. for
lows: March, 2,0l4 April. = 70 May. l.61s
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Fanny Daven BORT is said 70 have brought
two asps home with her.
Miss Annie A de Barr has received a IL
cense as a mechanical engineer from the
Chicago board Of engineers.
Miss Charlotte Mary Yongs ia 81 years
old, snd is busily engaged IN writing her
one hundred and first book.
Mrs. Morilla NJ. Kicker. the first woman
admitted to the New Hampshire bar. never
receives a retainer or accepts fee.
Bertha Won Hillern, the German artistic,
is said to have made a lot Of money By
speculations in Virginia real estate.
Mrs. [. s. Grant is rarely seen outside
the family circle Her eyesight has become
very poor and her health Is somewhat
broken.
Mrs Jacob Brenton. Of Lancaster, y. H,
has learned FIVE languages while hopeless
invalid these seven years past, including
Volapuk
Mrs. Robert G. InSersoll is the recipient
Of countless tracts. church prints, leaflets
and religious publications, embracing
every modern creed
Miss Alice Wood, Of Queechee, VI, -
Gently moved he'd OF ..ass fifty acres in
extent. She did the work alone, using q
mower drawn By two horses
Mrs. Mary s Howell. Of Albany, is the
FIST woman 70 make an address 20 col
lege graduating class She did 1t recently
10 the class Of DAKOTA college
Ella Chamberlain, SwAmpscstt. Mass.
beauty. has developed a talent for whis-
ting, and viii 60 abroad 20 contend for
court honors with Mrs Shaw.
Miss Fanny Gary. q young lady Of wealth
and position in Chicago. recently acted as
substitute fer girl who wo-ks n tailor
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snop wnlle TIE natter TOOK a much needed
holiday.
DR.. Emma z Chase. Of s.. Louis, has
been elected full member Of the Amer
can Dental association. the first woman, il
seems, upon whom this honor has been
conferred.
Mrs. Green Morrison, Of East Gaines
vile, Tex, recently dug a well in her back
yard with pick and shovel She did the
work entirely alone with the Thermometer
al IO5 in the shade.
Mrs. Henry VI StGnleys early life was
spent in Paris, where she studied her art
under Bonnat and Duran She aud all
her family speak French with absolutely
the same ease as Enzilsh-
Miss Jennie Williams. whose marriage
70 Lord Petrie is announced. ia a New Al
bany Gnd.) girl with whom the peer be
came srnitten a. the London Alhambra.
where she was engaged as a sogbrette
Miss n. P eraser g. a custom house
broker in Cincinnati, and is believed 20 be
the oaly woman IN America engaged u
that business She Is said 20 have the
patronage Of some Of TIE largest houses in
Cincinnati
A young Russian noble, the baroness
Loubanowski, is going % -ide from -. Pc
tsrsburg 20 Odessa. ] 800 miles. 70 win
Be, and 20 break the record which Wa ~
some wears ago by the Austrian Arch
duchess Maria Theresa
Miss Minerva Parker. a Philadelphia
architect. has been p.cked out by the eHec-
utive committee OK the woToe1's cepart-
nent u The World 5 fair % draw plans for
II. Q1esn ISABELLA pavilion q D. erected
on the grounds eE Ike won.su's department.
-. Th1nzs was shot bya shower q a.
rows while q, prayer. and afrerws-d run
through t1e e>~.y wi.h . iRnOe--SL- Lo1Ls