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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-20

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-20
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson's music store. Bailey block.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20

but Harry Basck is willing to bet that
The animal Is not In It.
Chris Cells was married to Mise
knncken.. daughter of b. f. Knuoken.
last Tuesday night
The Union Athletic Clubs new head
quarters will be in readiness about the
first OF the new year.
Harry Ringe, son of ex-Police Sergeant
Hinge, has returned from trip to Eu.
rope. He looks like o two-year-oId and
says he feels that way, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Heymanu celebrated
their silver wedding last Wednesday at
their residence, No. 267 Bloomfield street.
Harry Cushman. the genial treasurer
OF the Hoboken Theatre, knows little
about newspaper work. He occasionally
writes a little himself, and his style IL
crisp and entertaining.
Assemblyinau Coyle gave a private
supper to few personal friends on Fri
dav night.
Librarian Hatfield and School Trustee
Ruaoiphy returned yesterday from a trip
to Boston
The original sword of CHRISTOPHER
Columbus is on exhibition for few days
ut Meyer's Hotel. 1t is in the custody Of
ME- Striker. one Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair Commissioners
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
JUNIOR MECHANICS.

Meetings this week-Clinton on Mon
day, Industry ON Tuesday and Valley
Forge on Thursday.
Brother DeAlva is doing some noble
hustling for Summit's entertainment.
Frank was always II worker.
Demonstration seems TO be the word all
along the line. Do not allow it TO fail, and
make it one of the grandest spectacles
ever seen in this city that we have taken
hold of.
The Rev. d.. McMinn pastor OF the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church will
preach sermon to Summit Council on
Sunday evening, January II. Further
particulars will be given at latter date.
Brother Draton decidedly objects TO
beiug compelled to procure a permit to
to go TO church, and mis- love Tor some of
the police authorities is announced.
summit will soon drop It's eadwood.
II is pretty hard to steal march on
Brother Fry of Summit. How about
that, Brother Gray?
Brother Fairbanks of Industry will
shortly give an lecture on the TRAITS of
the Other Sex"
A vote was taken in Summit Tuesday
for the change OF the name of the Order,
and resulted in tie. Brother Fry talked
abainst il, and was ably opposed by
Brother Gray. 1t WAS Il very interesting
and pleasing discussion. a vote will be
taken by all councils iu the country at the
last meeting this month. The name
should be changed, great benefit
would be reapeQ by it.
Erection of officers at Clinton, Industry
and Valley Forge this week.
Clinton has many available members
who have been nominated for Councillor,
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
BNYEV0LENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKS,
H0B0KEN NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Butts are
spending the winter in San Antonio,
Texas.
it is conceded that the call of the NJ. J..
Coyle Association at Oddfellows' Hall
next Tuesday will be the grandest event
ever witnessed IN this city.
The ladies' rair at Oddtellows' Hall for
the benefit of the school fund of the
Church of Our Lady of Grace attracted
many visitors during the week. Those
in charge of the fair hope to clear $4,000
IL closes tomorrow night.
Lonis Reppetto and William Pettaking
will start in Il few days for Il trip to
Florida.
Naval Circle No, l6. Ladies of the G..
A. r., elected the following officers last
Monday evening: President, Carrie
Richter; Senior Vice President, Lizzie
Baines; Junior Vice President. Lizzie
Faerler; Chaplain, Sarah Branton; Guard,
Tina Muller; Conductor. Mamie Barnes;
Treasurer. Jennie Barnes; Secretary, Lena
Garrick; Delegates TO Convention, Lucy
Phillips aud Carrie Godfrey.
The Camera Club is no giving monthly
exhibitions
Henry Bauer was welded to Miss Lily
jacobsen, daughter of the Hour dealer,
last Wednesday evening.
Julius Dabelstein recently purchased a
horse which he thinks is fast trotter.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20

bers 1.S members and has IN transit one
appliciLion Tor afilliatiou aud one prop
position for membership. Ex Fceeholder
Charlss 7. Muaa VIII represent the or
ganiz tiou as proxy to the Grand Lodge
OF New Jersey.
Eagle Lodges election resulted rs fol-
iows:-W. Nj, Walter Rogers; S. W..
David Wilson; j. W.. William Stretch;
JACOB June; S. d, William Rogers; j.
D., Charles Swave: Chaplain. George
Tanteu: Trustees. CHARLES Bochen, Peter
Worteudyke an Joseph Jewkes; Tyler,
George Middgley. w. b. William Pierce
officiated at the Installation. The new
officers enter. aimed the longe.
Hiram Lodge will elect officers tomor-
row night. The rumor is that the new
w NJ. will be Brother John -.
Euclid Lodge has made arrangements
for a merry time tomorrow night lts
officers will be elected and District
Deputy Moore will be present to Install
the officers.
r W. B. Adolph Klec is now on his
way to Europe.
A delegation of Hugh NJ. Payeu's Com
mandery had Il happy time at E,aston,
where they paid Il visit TO Hugh Nj, Pay
ems Commandery of that city.
The chapter will meet next Wednesday
uicht Matters are booming and candl.
dates are numerous.
Teutonia Lodge will elect officers to-
morrow night.
The comm andery will begin to recruit
Lively rs many want to go TO the conclave
AT Denver next year
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
THE MACS AND 0S.
What the Big Political Clubs Are
Doing. aa

The Mclaughlin Association, in point
ut the next meeting.
Invitations for the second annual ball
are ready for distribution Messrs. Con-
molly. CooE, Murphy, Sweeney and
Mooney are giving them out
The Bowling Club has limited its mem
hership to twenty. Billy Foley, hugh
McLaughlin, John Skahill and Andy
Sheridan are the latest acquisitions.
The members are anxionsly looking for
the enlarged picture of the Association
on its late outing. They do not UNDER
stand the delay ys;-sss4aAsS@
About three hundred members will at
tend The Corle Associations ball In Ho-
boken Tuesday might.
IL is probable that one of the standard
bearers horses and Mike ConnuIly's
stopper will test their t-otting skill this
morning. More than one backer will be
out of pocket.
Tne House Committee Is discussing the
proposition to entertain the Associarion's
lady friends on the evening OF Jann-
ary2.
A number of the boys, including Eddie
Farley, james Hunt, w. T.. Corhett and
Jas. Shehan, We're entertained Wednes-
day evening by Thomas O'Rourke, at his
Huuc III EElo StrSct. aiat 4SHf
The O'NeiiIs.
Nineteen new members were elected TO
the O'Neill Association Friday night.
Among them were Chairman James e.
Malay of the Bayonne Democratic City
Committee, Ell. McCarty, Jonn Foley, a.
Wolf, j. j. Murphy, Charles Weaver.
Charles McGovern and John Moore.
The, Trenton Democratic League has
elected the entire O'Nelll Association
honorary members and will throw open
its handsome clubhouse to them on
January 12
The badges, too, have already been se-
cured, For this purpose Il new cut OF the
standard bearer was secured.
Ths O'Neills at Tuesday nights meet
ing, endorsed the following candidates
for positions in Trenton at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature:-Thomas E. Moo
non, for clerk of the House; Daniel Tier
ney, for sergeant-at-arms; Mervyn Arm
strong. Jr., for epgrosslng clerk; Charles
Nugent, for doorkeeper. and +. Alexan-
der for page. &
The first and third Tuesday nights OF
the month will hereafter be the regular
meeting nights.
The Mortuary Committee has been au-
thorizad to pay to Mrs. Emily f. Sedore.
the mother and nearest living relative of
the late Edward Sedore, $3.50.
Peter Wedin Is Kept busy nowadays
handsome Harry started on a trip to
Richmond, Va, Friday evening.
Bill Conyes appears 10 be more sue-
cessful of late.
The ticket to Trenton sent to DR.. l.. j..
Gordon has been returned with printed
thanks. Its face has not yet been turned
to the wall.
The O'Neills will go to the Coyie ball.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Jersey City Council No. 50. who re-
Gently initiated their two hundredth
member, Uhe fortunate man being Mr. T..
Nelson 4. Vanderhoof. President of the
Palma Club. celebrated the event in true
Arcanum style in the council rooms, in
Roche's Hall, on Tuesday night.
The regular meeting took place az sew
en- o'clock, at which fifteen candidates
were initiated, and at half past niue the
members and their guests descended TO
the banquet hall, which had been prettily
decorated for the OCCASION Past Regent
Baxter presided, and after the divine
blessing had been asked by Past Regent
I. NJ Ward an attack was made Oh the
good things provided by Morrow 81 Day.
After the edibles mad been disposed of
the ENTERTAINMENT was opened by Brother
w. S. Machin, who sang ''In Old Mad
rid :" aud tor an encore lie Never Came
Back" The first toast of the evening.
'Tne Grand Council." was responded to
by Grand Regent Mcdowell
3 Prof. Paulison rendered several selec-
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
EnRESrEES OF AMERICA.

kuhEOl Eho Uf AMLNlCa.
| On next Tuesday night it will be diff
| cu.5to find Forester on the street.
| They will be all at the Academy of Music
| 10 see the play called 1.-The Patrol" The
| directors of the koresters' Hall Associa-
| ton have secured the theatre for that
| night Delegates from almost every
! court and circle have secured tickets, also
| n number of social clubs, among whom
are the Order OF Paste, NJ. j. Fox Asso-
| citation, the Indians, Dexter Association,
| Crescent Club. Eiks, Shin Fame aud NJ.
| +. keatiug Clubs. Tickets can be had of
| any of the directors or ut the box Office of
| the Academy. Every Forester should at
| tend, as the proceeds are TO go to the
| building fund. From present indications
| the scheme will be II mammoth success
| and handsome sum realized.
Court Hamilton held its quarterly
! meeting on Tuesday evening and received
| nine propositions. The following officers
were elected:-C. r.. d. Il. Dolan; :. c.
| r., William b. Jacques; treasurer. Chas.
| f. Cassidy; financial secretary, James #.
Moran; recording secretary, Francis A.
| Regan; senior woodward, j. B Casey; j..
| w, J. Wiesen ach; senior beadle, Geo.
| w. Jones; J. b., Cornelius Csuiield; med
| ical examiner. p Hoffm n; grand SUI
preme deputy OF the Stale of New Jersey,
| John +. Kelly; grand high senior wood
ward. William A. Tremper and Brothers
| Fox aud German of Court Jersey City
Court Coucordia No. s,0i9. A. 0. f. of
| A. was instituted last Tuesday evening in
| Germania Hall. Bayonne, by the me M
| bers of Court Winfield No. 1851 of that
! city, Grand State Secretary Frank La
Point of Jersey CITY conducted the cere-
monies of initiation and installation.
| The officers elected and installed were rs
| folows:-Chief Ranger, Otto W. Rlsch;
Sub-Cnief Ranger, John Ullmer. Jr. Re-
| cording Secretary, Herman Herring;
| Treasurer. Gustav Bestel; Financial Sec
retary, Oscar Saulfeilder; Senior Beadle,
| John Hanf; Junior Beadle, Jacob Ooen-
water; Senior Woodward. Augustus
| kreuger; Junior Oodward, Frederick
| Renter; Trustees, Robert Jaeger, Charles
Kramer and DR.. Wilhelm II. Keller.
! The court has q membership of thirty
Germans, and it will work in that Ian.
guage.
The members of Court Winfield, are
arranging to celebrate the fourth ami
versarv OF the organization with jollilica-
tion on Wednesday evening. Jauu ry 6.
The following officers were elected bv
| Bayonne Circle No. 12l:-Chief Compan-
ion, Mrs. Sarah Ewing; Sub Chief Com
Secretary. Mrs. Emily Van Woert; III
naucial Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Cou
nell; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Mcclure
| Right Guide. Mrs. Bella Emery: LEFT
! Guide, Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Innel
Guard. Miss Mary Mable; Outer Guard
Miss Florence Jennings; Trustee, Mrs
Mary Irons; Past Chief Companion. Mis-!
Elizabeth Kane; Deputy, School Trustee
| Charles G. Kane.
The annual election for officers o
Pride of Bayonne Circle No 1873, Com
PAM ions of The Forest, OF Bayonue, wa
held gu Tuesday evening with the sub
joined result: Chief Comp Mon, Mrs
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.

At the district meeting of the Northern
Jurisdiction of New Jersey recently held
at the rooms of Leut2 Commnudery.
Newark, Dir. t. G.. Jones received the
unanimous endorsement for Supreme
Commander St. George No. 97, aud Co
lumbia. No. II, have also endorsed the
Supreme Deputy.
sESt CT orge No. 97 which was Instituted
with membership OF thirty-four. has a
roll at present of over seventy. This
commandery held it's school OF instruc-
tion OH Wednesday evening.
The next school of instruction will be
held III Jappa Commaudery No. SO Oh
Tuesday evening, December %.
Brothers Collius and Woodley are huy-
ing great success with the proposed new
commandery. Applications are received
every day.
Alpha Commandery made great hit on
Sunday evening last in its chuIch service.
The action of Susquehanna Command
cry Ill issuing a circular defaming the
character of Brother J. G. Fem of Phila-
delphia is condemned by all comman-
dries as unknightly, and the case Will be
placed before the Grand Commandery of
Pennsylvania iii the shape of charges
against the lodge.
Damon Ccmmandery No. 81 will hold
it's regular convocation on Wednesday
evening. The Black Degree will be con-
ferred on several Maltese
Joppa Commandery viii meet on Tues
day evening. The Malta Degree will be
imposed if Commander Westervelt is
present.
Here we are boys. DR.. Van Antwerp
has at last been found by a scouting
party, ana ut the point Of the bayonet de-
cided to cali meeting of the General
Committee on Tuesday evening, Janu-
ArV D.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.

Perpetual Help Council, which meets at
ST. Mlchael's aall. has selected the fol-
lowing fficers:-Presdent, John +. Nc
Mabon; Vice President, Eugene J. Rive.
don; Secretary. James Il. Moran; Collec-
tor. Jonn Carroll; Treasurer, Thomas A
King; Orator, the Rev. j. j. Boylan;
Chaplain, the Rev. NJ. S. CaiIan; Marshal,
James McGrath; Guard, John higgins,
representative, Thomas h. Green; trns,
tees, John Crotty. William Burns and
Thomas +. Green.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO, /

STATE OF oHio, Cry OF TOLEDO, IS.
LUCAS COUNTY, o.
FRANK j, CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of f. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
dong business in the City OF Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day of December, A D.. 1886.
lSEAL A. w GLEASON,
t---' Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous SUI
faces of the system. Send for testimonials fre.r
, +. J. CHENEY 4 CO, To.edo, o.
ss- Sold by Druggists, 10 c-nts.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.


District Deputy Willets is engaged in Il
| laudable mission. He is making the tour
| of the lodges in his bailiwick delivering
| his entertaining lectures. which are full
of instruction concerning the laws and
| technical twists. lie has a humorous
! vein and tells many amusing anecdotes
to illustrate his poiuts and his lecture in
variaby excltes IL series of questions and
discussions on some knotJy problems.
The District Deputy is adopting new
course this term. He is introducing HIM
self officially and submitting his credeu-
District Deputy.
The Veterans Secretary. Youmans,
and Treasurer Willets have astonlshed
No. G6 by declining denominations.
Nominations are now being made. The
| election will he held at the last meeting
| in the month.
The retiring Noble Guards will have
the satisfaction of knowing that the term
| has been satisfactory.
Brother Davis, tine. .old-time Permanent
| Secretary of Garfield Lodge, will have
rivals this time. Past Grands Speer aud
| Richards are candidates.
Past Grand Shain is again with his
| lodge.
Rising Star Lodge entertained dele
CATION from Nassau Lodge of Brooklyn.
Palisade Encampment has elected the
following oiiicers:-C. p, A. 5. Pierce;
| IL. T., Au-lin moore, .. W., l.. d. aus
| tin; r. s., w. II. FoPg. +. Scribe, L. c.
| KersinG; Treasurer, Eckardt; j. w, e.
| F. Warner; Trustees, j. H. Metz, Joseph
| Patterson and John A. Peer.
! Coltax Encampment has elected the
following oflicers:-Chief High Priest.
| Alexauder Lawson; High Priest, Died
rich Voss; senior Warden, James Leon
ard; Junior Warden, James NJ. Laugh
| lin; Recording Secretary. Otto W. Rasch;
| Financial Secretary, August Ii. Bahr;
| Treasurer. Peter M. Lohmann. These
| officers and those to be appointed will be
| installed in Dad Fellows Hail on Thurs
day evening, January Z.
The meetings of Jersey City Lodge No.
! "a have been lively and pleasant. and it is
| expected that next Tuesday will not be
an exception to therule. They will work
| the Second degree on two candidates.
| All Odd Fellows are invited to be pres
| eut.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20
SCOTTISH CLANS.


Clan Mcleod has elected the following
of1icers:-John Provan, Chief; Alexander
Sims, Tanist; r. Preston, Chaplain; w.
j. Blelloch. Secretary; A. Hamilton, FL
nancal Secretary; Thomas kirkpatrick.
Treasurer; DR.. Boyd, Physicians; W. A.
Henderson, Senior Henchman; w. Nc
Owan, Junior Henchman; NJ. Thomson,
Seneschal: George Hogg. Warden;
Thomas Paterson, Sentinel; Trustees,
Alexander Sims, George Hogg and James
Newton.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKS.
The meeting of the Jersey City Lodge
at Franklin Hall last Monday night was
a hummer. The goat was on hand. A
large delegation was present from Brook
Ign Lodge and was entertained in a style
that surprised the D. Els from the City of
Churches. The lodge has a building
scheme that will be Il success.
No 2l1 has doubled its membership since
its institution three months ago.
The Jersey City Elks VIII attend social
session of the Brooklyn Lodge this even
ing.
A brother will let something drop at the
next meeting
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THE CAUCUS CALLED
Democratic Members viii Meet
TO-MOrrOw at 2 p. III.
CRIsP's CHANCES FOR SPEAKER.


Wilson May become Formidable II Mo-
mmin, Springer aud Hatch Are Dropped
Not More Than ee5 Members Expected
at the Caucus-Tho Attempt to Draw
the wisconsin Contingent from Springer
Unsucoessful.
WASH NGroN, Dec. 4-The field against
Crisp is the situation OF the Speaker
ship contest. Whether the field can
centre upon any one man now In the
race or new man is the question asked
on all sides. Crisp has a com mandiug
lead, but he is some distance from the
goal, while the other candidates are a
considerable distance in the rear.
Wilson of West Virginia is mentioned
as the man most likely to be taken up
Il McMillin, Springer and Hatch are
dropped by their supporters. No break
In their lines has been effected, though
several efforts in that direction have
been made, especially among the
| Springer forces The attempt was
made TO draw from Springer his Wis
cousin contingent, and ex-Sacretary
/ Villas was credited with engineering the
movement. His friends, however, deny
bhtD AAo - AhboA AOA AAA5 Al blAo AStNtA1 aAA Y
| fight.
Judge Holman ofsIudiana, the caucus
chairman arrived last night, but did
not visit any of tho headquarters. He
refuses to express his preference, stating
that the Indiana delegation will meet
| to-day TO discuss the situation. At the
/ request of all the candidates heissued
| the following official call last night for
the meeting of the caucus
"There will be a meeting of the
Democratic mem bers Of the House Of
Representatives at the hall of the House
on Saturday, Dec. B, 1891 at 9 p. m, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for the Offices of the House of Represen-
tatives for the Fifty-second Congress.
! (Signed), w. S. HOLMAN, Chairman"
| 1t is said that 200 members are in the
city to-day 1t is expected that not
more than 225 members will be presen
at the caucus.
The total Democratic membership Is
placed at 233; but as a matter Of course,
candidates will not be present.
The claims of the several candidates
on the first ballot, are: Crisp, rs; Mills,
67; Springer, 90; McMillin, 20; Hatch,
10. This total gives more votes than
there are Democratic members, so
that somebody is overestimating his
STRENGTH,
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NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF.


Martin D. Loppy, the wife murderer,
is to die during the week beginning
Sunday.
Billy McGlory, the notorious New
York dive-keeper, has been arrested and
held in 81, 600 bail for keeping adisorderly
house
Judgments amounting to over S21,
00O have been filed here against the
Brownsville Box and Paper Company Of
Watertown.
County Clerk George G.. Cotton Of
Onondaga was removed yesterday by
Gov. Hills order, and the Office is now
in the hands Of John j. Hallock.
A subpoena has been ISSUED atsNyack,
NY, for the arrest of eX X-Assemblyman
Frank P. Demorest for forgery. His
trial is set down for next week.
The jury in the case of Joseph L. Tlce,
on trial for killing his wife last sum mer
Ia Rochester, brought in a verdict of
guilty OF murder in the first degree.
At meeting of the Union League
Club last night speeches were made de-
noun cling the action of Gov. Hill in re-
gard to the election of legislators.
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NEW JERSEY JoTTlNGs.

Harriott, the farm laborer, has con-
fessed that he murdered Mrs. Charles ].
Leonard, of Atlantic Highlands, N. j.
Scarlet fever has broken out in the
Polish quarter of Newark, and two of
the children in the family of H. Zwei-
genbaum died yesterday fr ON the disease.
DIR. A. S. Ellsworth, of Dunnellen,
was thrown from his buggy in a colli-
sion with a wagon yesterday, sustain
ing fractured shoulder and internal
injuries.
james Morrison, 45 years Of age, a
horse car conductor Of Newark, fell
down stairs at his residence last night
and fractured his skull. He died short
ly afterward.
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NEW ENGLAND eRleFs.

Hon. Harris c. Hartwell, ex-president
of the State Senate, is very Ill at his
home in Fitchburg, Ma IS.
The deck load OF granite has been re p
moved from the schooner IL. Prescott,
sunk in Broad Sound The work OF re-
moving the remainder of ths cargo Is
progressing fayorably.
Daniel H. Lannan, a member Of the
Suffolk Bar was convicted OF larceny
from a client in the Superior Criminal
Court at Boston, sentenced to 10 months
in the House of Correction, aud his dis.
barment ordered.
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A FnmiIY Miped Ont.

OMAHA, Neb, Dec 4. "A special from
Creston, Iowa, says: The family of
Jasper Mans, consisting of father
mother and three children, was horribly
burned yesterday morning by the ex-
plosion OF a large can Of gasoline that
had been stored in the oven of a cook
stove and forgotten. The dead aud in
| jured: Jasper Mans, burned on face,
arms and body, will die; Mrs. Mans,
burned, may recover; Walter, aged 3,
dead; Bessie, aged ?, dead.
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BosroN, Dec. L. B snson O. Halle
treasurer of the Order Of the Royal
Ark, which recently failed, Withdrew
his plea of not guilty OF violating tho
insurance laws, and was fined $500.
Luray c. Powers, secretary of the sam e
concern also withdrew his plea Of no
guilty of the same charge and was fined
S400. judge sherman said that he was
sorry he could only impose fines. He
regretted that the law did not allow
him to send them to prison.
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New YORK, Dec The Sons of the
Revolution met in the long room in
Frances Tavern, where George Wash
ington bade farewell to his companions
Dec 4, 1888, and elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows President,
Daniel Frederick Tallmadge; Secretary,
James M. Montgomery; Treasurer, Ar
thur NJ. Hatch; Registrar, Charles
Isham