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THE KING MURDER TRIAL.
Testimony Of the Accused-Hfs ReIa-
lions with the WIDOW PILLOW.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 2-The ante mortem
declaration OF David Poston was read this morn.
sng in the criminal court before which Colonel
King Is on trial Tor Postons murder. In IL Pos
ton said that King walked up to him, called
him scurrilous name and fired Immediately.
Colonel King then took the stand and told
different story. He said that he met Poston
and asked him to withdraw the charges made
against him and his wife in a cross.bili in the
famous King Pillow case Poston refused. and
King denounced him rs a scoundrel. Poston
then called King vile names, and the witness
asserted put his hand behind his overcoat. and
the witDess thinking he had pistol, drew his
own and fired. The cross-bill in the King.
Pillow case was then read, and King said that
the whole thing was tissue Of faisehood.
divorce bill which was never fled was also in.
trodnced II professed to be a copy of a bill
, Written oy hing, setting forth that his married
NE was unhappy. and arranged for marriage
Win Mrs. Pillow in the event OF divorce being
cbtained King entered denial of this.
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samoans Conspiring Against the Kin.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12-Ssmoan sdvices BY
the steamer Mariposa state that considerable
agitation is going on among the natives OF some
OF the islands with view OF uaseatinS Nslissos
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London Wine Merchants FAN.

LONDON, June 12-Feurhered, May Il Co.,
wine merchants, have failed, with Liabilities
OF $4,000
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Fine watch and !ewelry repairing at Hansen's
706 Front street
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Walthsm, Eigln, Howard and fine Swiss
watches a; discount al Hansens, 10 Front
street
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Hanged for killing His Grandmother.
BALTIMORE, June 12-William Blainey was
hanged in the Jail yard here this morning for the
murder of his grandmother and aunt on the
night of May 2, 1890.
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Gods blessing 10 mankind say thousands
who have sesl cured by o. :. T,
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BY the wreck of freight train on the Kansas
Central Friday Engineer HAnley and Fireman
Purcell were killed.
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Fifty Slain BY the Storm.
VIENNA, June Fin the Galician storm fifty
persons were killed.
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Cherries. strawberries and tomatoes fresh
arrival every morning. II. Z. Hammond 4 Co
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LONDON, June ia.-Dispsiehss from shanghai
announce that the attacks upon tie Christian
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yenenuela,s Quarrel With Great ar,..,.

WASHINGTON CITY, June l2-The Post this
morning prints another series of articles ON for
sien affairs, relating principally TO the attitude
Oh the nited States in the matter of Sisnute no.
tween Great Britain and Venezuela The Pes.
souas ~ speasing OF the visit of the Venezuelan
commissioner, Dr. Pulido. to Blaine, saws.
The Fostis now enabled to state positively and
unequiSoca4ts that when Dr. Lueio Pulido. The
Venezuelan commissioner, who recently visited
Lonaon IN tns vain hope OF settling the dispute,
csued upon secretary Blaine in this city, he re-
ceived from that gentleman assurances even
more substantial in their character than those
preyieasiy hinted at IN these columns. seere-
vary Shame expressed To DR. Pulido the deep in
terest which the United states feels in the set
Element OF this boundary question.
In this declaration the secretary simply fol-
lowed In the footsteps of his predecessors,
but he went further He said 10 pr Pulido
that the interest thus felt I'm the party was due
70 the friendly feelings OF this country towards
Venesusia. Paramount TO this however, he
added significantly. was the belief thst the III.
ture greatness and uudisputed autonomy 81 the
western hemisphere demanded that the mouth
OF great American river like the oriueco
ehoulo not oe controlled by a foreign maritime
and commercial power like Great Britain. The
ndvfSahillty OF making public these utteranceS OF
kiasne pending negotiations is seriously ques-
toned by experienced diplomats, but DR.. rilidc
has taken the responsibility for doing So, and
has attesteo the correctness of the conversation
IN report made over his own signature.
Hattis Unfriendiiness Toward America.
WASHINGTON cry, jane l2.--There is anxiety
displayed at the state aud navy departments
over the situation in Haiti. The officials ara
becoming impatient 81 the deisy in receiving
fun snd accurate IMPORTS oi the condition OF al.
fairs in the black republic. Yesterday the stats
department received letter from Minister
Douglass supplemental to his dispatch oi May
~. There are few details given The minister
merely reiterates what he stated In his cable.
gram, namely, that the Instruction did not
amount 70 much, and that I; was little more
thsn street robbery, by which one or two lives
were lest Notwithstanding Mr. Douglass tenn
pcrsse report the officials II the state snd navy
departments, anticipating trouble, in their
anxiety TO ascertain the exact atustion eahled
Minister Douglass for fan particulars. The
question Of closing the Uaited States legation in
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
Sotiue

Tho Annual meeting Of fha ~fuckIolier- of
ths flr-f National Bans uf Milo tlfy Tor fIe
purpose uf 'lrcfIuE ilrecfor- and trtu-aCfIrE
other bl-IuHr-. which MAY ba presented EIll b.
held a' their banking office in Mile tIrf. Uu
Iuesiay. January l-fh. l-.'-. between The Lour-
- l.a m. aui O.. Dol
n. g. WHEY
A1 Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
communicated
CROW RESERVATION AFFAIRS
An Inside View of the situa .on Taken
by "Ob e..er-
LowsToSE JOURNAL

by 'Ob e.ser.
ED. YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
In the Billings Gszette" Of the 10 h
{ lere appeared al srticle under the
lead oi "Fr e tor AL" IN which the
writer in a ruuud about way CONVEYS
tb- idrs that Major Wyman j. alon- re.
-p"nsitle fDrthe nOn-apprarance of the
r c'amstion, which will throw open
f"r settlement the c,ded part f h
Crow reserve. Now the fact % the
mait-i O. that agent Wymau's -ym.
pathy sud interest sr- nov aud Iwav-
have been iden; ted with the cttfz-n-
"i Montana, since he ba- made Nom
taua hi hdm-, which was in ali prohs-
hll ~ long b. fore the kicker. who
Rave stock rum ng on the Crowr serve
90 avoid the o ymelt ortsx-- cue "
Io"st"ne coun'N) thought Of coming
o our young anu progressive =tatp.
nd has a'lfd the attention Of thu
lud AT Otiic- several TINS tu the Vex-d
question Of grazing privilege nd the
annoyance that the DISCRIMINATION
mHde by III In' ians in regard TO the
nifi rent kind Of stock Termitt,d l..
run on the reserve, and has held the
the oI iniun That II was unjust to per-
nit certain clss~ Of sock 10 run On
the reseTv-, to The exciu-ion Of o'hsrs
But a he wa ct judge Of wha
kind Of stock should ruu on the reserve
ne simrly carried out the wishes of
lndisns exprs s-ed in council, and con.
n med Though orders FROM 4, e Indian
Ohic1. A las, during the fore part of
this months, upon Agent Wynn ,n'srep.
resenting TO the Indi an uffis :, tn 4
the removal of stock from the reserve
at This time Of year would work a
gr at hardship aud in all probability
cause the owners n very considerable
los Ia moving u new range, that
office ou Dec. 3 Issued the or Ter allow
ing al stock that IL now upon that
portion OF the reserve TO remain.
As to the alleged tyranny exercised |
by Agent Wymsn. ia the matter Of
grazing privileges, il is simply ridieu-
lous to assert such a thing. Possibly |
some Of the good American citizens !
who have stock on tho reserve, and re-
fused TO pay taxes due to the state by
lem, have bad their corns pincbed /
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

and saw TO way OUT, but 70 misrepre-
sent Agent Wymau iu his sdministra-
ton Of stiair- on the reserve. IL
would not be surprising ~ find that
ONE OF the same kickers were not
citizens a. J. but residents aud citi-
z-i r OF r' m other country, who 90
nor conJr b tie one cent OF revenue 10
Yellowstone or any other county in
,hr "sy # rsXes, aud prohably only
psy the Ind aus fJr la ftles = ., OK they
lave ranging on the fe-erv-. There
..t- pi -uch good American citizens(?l
a"1g De- Yellowstone V dley.
In-oIsL IN pr-~isteut efforts and
'u,i l"g energy OF AEeut Wyman lhe
Iusi ms on the Crow reserve. have
earned between $4,000 aud S25, 200
p bis year through sale Of hay aud trans
portation of freight, n large portion of
winch will necessarily iud it, way
into circulst.pu IN Yellowstone and
a adjoining cJunies, Increasing the
amount If m 'uey nov ia circulation.
which will be benefit to some OF the
p opie at least. OBSERVER.
Custer county, Mont, Dec. p, 1891.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

To some men who have vecu, and
hope 70 vivre encore, the unavoidable
position Of grandfather is fraught with
horror Even Charles Dickens, with
all his straightforward common sense,
could not bear it. As little reference as
possible was made in his family to the
dreadful fact; the word grandfather
was utterly tabooed, even by his chill
dren's children, who were instructed to
address him az "Wenerables, a comic
eonceit which, however, failed to hide
the soreness with which the patriarchaI
condition was borne. London World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

Not as this sbstrac 81 individual il
doing, bat into Cases City Bakery and
inspect the stock Of fresh confectiOns
that he has put in to meet the demands
OF the holiday trade. Everything IL
fresh from the manufacturer and the
choicest grades. II you are not
BILE sed with a sweet tooth, he has a
choice assortment OF nut meats, free
from the a. nOysnee Of picking them
from the shells. In addition be has a
new line called liable Luxuries,D
consisting Of pig-' feet, tongues and
tripe. put up in glass jars, that are
just about the most elegant lunch
goods ever brought to this or any other
market. "Step in" and if you ars
not suited, you will be hard to.please.s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
THE LAST CALL.
Senator Plumb Of Kansas Answer
1t and Is Numbered with
the Silent Majority.
Toe Naming cf His Succes sor
Fests with Gov. Humphreys.
Probably Peck.

NAsmNoToN, be. -..-.J.! ia.
G'i Hy h.oa! INV u,ai"'a4d~ SENATE,
Prr-..u D. Puun Who. a- r-r-e,-ut.
I've oi .L- stre OF Kau-a- in the
. United : a'e- senate -luce lS7G rs-
occupied tromileut place in the
c'unc is OF the Republican party. 81
minutes later, f-ll urcon-inu.
ev r. 20 regain knp Ledge f what WA.
4 .trg ON aruuf him.
! wa $40 this morning when n.
ierrd The hove exclamation. itfI.
more than five hours late,, the br,at
I am'd. powerful looking man wa.
stretched out-dead-in his modest
spartm-n's in Fourteenth street. His
my sician, Dr.. Philip Water: his clerk
b ". Flenniken, and his Landlord
MI. Jennipg-, we're with him to the
las. II wife snd two children are in
hsns's Death anne from apoplexy-
early he result OF ov, rXoik.
The senator had been known for
lears IS one of the mot energetic
memb-rs Of the senate, A year ago
he begau 70 fail, his brain become
Effected Ind throbbng headaches be
came more and more frequent. Phy-
&c an warned him at n contin auc-
ot MS lab rs meant death. but he -
fused G" heed theIr warning. As tat
- outward appearance went be WAS
most vigorous looking ard apparently
The p-is nificatiOu Ofheauh. He con |
unueh work with the eurrgy of |
cam en- y'ne, a I'd uhy, when seru- /
'Ely lu uil gpr. h- died
~" weeks ago 2 was tr rgb -i b. |,
TAIL memory, aud other ~y.up ON. I
"hl-h H-oirai m-u cs led 'aph ,-Ia."
IL "aii-d D." DR.. Nal.-. The latter.
al er e. rtiul -tuiy informed tue ~-ua.
o. 'hr sNHltons indicated spapl XIV
and that hr must quit work ana r,-r.
b O. : >-ua."r PUNT enough the dpct r
u"duiy Harm-d. He kept ~ ~
ia''r- bp;h "a tn sen e. an 81 hpfu-
H. eyes then troubled him. ~ d,fai-,
- X iu-y-, AID o. al ssi lfui-.e i,l
lst rXa nine hin. Tl-y req ,tted h L
he'- was n'tIHug th- matter wtn
th) orga H-; that Il was some other
lr"uo.', which confirmed D.. NaI,s'
diagn.si-. 4 few days ago Air. Plumb
went Co Philad -lphla with S,pator
Quay, O." consult with d. PrpIer.
lie 70 turned ia-tev,niug. couIpisiutp.
"i % violent hesdache, but went L. a
dlDHer given ~ tx.SeLAtor Malone
10 " trends. He re- urred home
at cut II O'Clock this morning. and
about > O'clock called Mr.. Jennings
his landlord, hO lived above. and re.
quoted hun To come down aud Lii
with h!u, ~ he wa-ill Mr.. Jennings
saw that his condition Was serious and
summoned DIR. Wales The latter all =
waited tue pain and remained with the
Senator until $50, when he wentaWay,
leaving Plumb sleeping soundly. Fit
teen minutes later SenA,or Plumb ,
aFoke, bounded out Of bed aud began /
to vomt. When the vomiting ceased.
he raised his hand to his head ard
excla med: "Oh, my Goo! my head!
my bead 20 His last wods. Mr.
Jenn n2s stroked his head to relieve ,
the pain, and few minutes later the
Senator lapsed into & slumber and soon /
alter into uncOnsciOusness. About 10 8
O'Clock DR.. Wales return d and saw 81
once that the Senator h,d been
stricken with apOpl'Xy. He remained {
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

SILVER NUT BOWLS.
SILVER NAPKIN RINGS.
SILVER PIN TRAYS,
SILVER PINS CUSHIONS,
SILVER PERFUME BOTTLES.
SILVER PEPPER AND SALTS.
sILvEs SPOON HOLDERS.
SILVER SALAD BOWLS.
SILVER CAKE BASKETS,
SILVER KNIVES AND FORKS.
SILVER WALTERS,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

UNCONSCIOUS until tue end came at
li:3O
S.na'or Plumb leaves wsfe and
five chill iren-two dau hter aud three
ms. H. va. bITn ~ D-lawars
county, Ohip, Oct. l., 1897. He letr
Tie common -cupol ior the Ir ntei'-
ra~-, aud ia pIr-uauce OF that voration
won't OF" kusi- iu lsj5 and plunged
"a "urr iu'" The tli-kr-t Df ,h- strif-
th-n raging over tie slavery question
II at once weIJ tpt o. fruut. auIs on
p-,am ne uIe ,ftIr l. a.enw .r.h
-'rut"uaI O. Invention OF 1853 II
was admit % rsf. bar iu 1861: went
I the .egIslt1r- 300 1862; served iu the
r 'vrnt' ka.St- Iu .suIry through al
grade FROM conc 30 u.-uau, o. colo
ur.. Alter Toe war be- p. rveI again in
tn Kausa- l-g.sIafute. aud IN 1870 YVES
ch : ~ Unitet states senator 90 -uc-
reed james NJ. Harvey. Senator
PinmD Was wealthy man, aud in ad-
d't'ou t. HI stnHorial duties w:s
largely concerned IN Tailr al and il =
du>trai en- pI-e-. He was widely
known ia financial circles ~ an indie
iatigbble promoter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
Notice

Notice
state of Montana. County ~ Custer
lu rAo District iu and far -aiI county.
o. fha ma'farof fis estate of Charlie l.
MCKAY. u,-c.t-sI
N,'Ice- I.u.e sIIuiutci for proving VIII
Nu'Ica o. hereby given THAT TEur-Fay the
al-f Iay of brcrutar. l-4l a. CD clock O.. rl.
"f -ali day. and fhr courN r,.rr Of ssld court
in Milo tIfF. County ~ Custer. have f-.af af-
Iuiuf.I a- DO. fiu. and place Or rrD.iry no
Viii uf laid Charlie l.. MCKAY. Ierea-.ai. and
f0r hearing rhr application Uf sarah Mrhsg
and lr.urI hIut fsr fHe i--laacs fu Fhar. 90 Isf-
fHr- -fHUslFHra thereon.
FRED NJ -tHWAEIL
Clerk uf District Court.
D.. HEr.ru Blows.
UHr.f. tIIra.
hI.H- I's. count. .f tH-f.r. Drr Dr.. I-H..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23


Rqen,
NO cheap or Low Grade Plate Frequently For Sale
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

ALBUMS,
COLLAR BOXES
CUFF BOXES,
MANICURE SETS,
SHAVING SETS,
TRAVELLING SETS,
TOILET SETS.
GLOVE a HANDKERCHIEF SETS
CIGAR CASES.
CARD CASES,
FANCY MIRRORS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23

Wocg Chong, the old reliable
"wa-hre," VITO was located 20 long on
Bridge street, ba- removed to lower
Ir.. street, near the river. wuere his
I'D u-t"'' r can fiud him. Beet and
cheHpe- in tu- cry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
PLUMB's SUCCESSOR.

Speculation about Senator Plumbs
success' wss active here an hour after
II had become known that he was dead
from spoplexy IN his lodgings.
The general impression is that G w.
ernor Humphrey will appoint Peck.
his 10 friend, and general counsel
for the 4 Gibson roao, to serve until
the election ofa Republican legislature
DexJ fall
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
NJ ERRY CHRISTMAS
JOHN WRIGHTS

MUGS,
SILVER BRUSHES,
SILVER COMBS,
SILVER BELLS,
SILVER CUPS.
SILVER SAUCERS,
SILVER CASTERS,
SILVER CARVING SETS.
SILVER CHILDs' SETS,
SILVER TEA SETS,
SILVER FRUIT STANDS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-23
Marriage Popular.

Little Girl wonder what's the rea-
son all our school teachers go an get
married.
Little Boy-I guess it's cause they
likes 10 boss. Good News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Under the patronage OF Mrs. AStor Mrs J' fler
pOnt Morgan Miss FurnisS. Mrs. W. Seward Webb
Mrs Butler Duncan. Mrs James VI. Waterbury, Miss
Gullivcr Mrs o. :. Teal. Mss Anna Roosevelt and
Others amateurs Will perform al the house OF Ml''
Tavlor Johnston, ~. r Fifihave. on the afternoons
and evenings Of February and D. In aid VI the sun
INSIDE Day Nursery and the Babies shelter.
comedy called Picking mp the Pieces by Julian
sturgs and an 0pcr'tta, entitled The Hercnade' vi"
he performed Tickrt- may be obtained fOm Mr.,
Douga, Robinson ir.. NJ Hlbon l.. Roosevelt MI
Rhett and Mrs. L. Cooper Hewitt.
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Ilenshaw Ward Will give
a dinner Of thirty at The Country Club tonight. Al
Informal dance will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs seward Webb and Mrs H. McA.
Twombcy will cont.nuc their receptions tonight.
There Will Ne first "A dinner party AZ Mr.. Nchhs.
4 reception i'm honor Of T.. = Willard. the well known
Eugll 81 actor whose Impressive PLAYING in IN"
Nidllcnan7 and Judah has been % much com
n,.rdnd Will Lc given bv Mr. and Mr.. \. VI. Palmer
in their home so - East sixty s. At the corner
If Nadis son ave, Friday January 80, from TO
"a
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

After his present contract with Manager Ptou eX-
pircs Robert Man,e will make tour under his own
Management and ne will begin II al the Lyccum Theatre
on May % He will give a new play by \. Il. Haven.
called The Yelled Picture The engagement is for
four weeks. but may be extended.
IIerrmann's Transatlantic Vaudeville Company has
disbandcd its last appearance having been at Peoria
an saturday night The members Of the company
reached this city Yesterday. The Gliuserctti family
of acrobats which has been with th" company. VIII
probably appear at lielrnanh> Ihc''rc next "ecN'
The new theatre in Philadelphia about which an.
nouncemcns have been made Is t. be called the Giraid
Avenue Theatre: and the name of the new one IN
Boston viii he the Lyccum.
4 large advance sale Is preceding Nat Goodwin
coming to the Biiou next week lie brings his ne"
PLAY, Tie Nominee which has had recent engage
mcnts in Boston and Philadelphia
Ibsen's a Dolls House Will be given at a special
matinee at the Garden Theatre on next WEDNESDAY.
Mr. Mansfield frs produced in this country TINS
play. Dolls House" seen here last season.
Miss Beatrice Cameron will again be seen a. Nora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
FOR TIE FryrRlL or cHARLrS J. JONES

Of the as-ocin"> Of tho late Charles justin
Jones Of limos" held a. "1Ee Times" editorial
rooms YESTERDAY and committee was appointed 10 ta;'
har,e OF funeral arrIn-rmtnt. consisting OF Dr. f. b.
Talcr Morris b. Farr and Frederick w. EDDY The pail
baarcrs VIII b. George +. Slinney. Henry Lowcutha
T. \. Dthmar and T.. L. Ia er. Of THE Times" :;
Chester 4. Lord. Of "1hc sun" ard H. II. St. Clor
~ "Ihe Tribune" funeral services Will be he'd al
80 D. N. old Trinity C.uTch. The Rev George
f. Mc1illl. Of Trinity and the Rev. NJ. Kemp. OF ST.
p,ul's Chapel. Trinity Parish. viii dictate full choral
I,lce will be sung by the vested choir the church
rndar the direction q d. Arthur IL Ncsster. orSan!st
and choirmaser. This will consist Of the funeral anthem
II ord Let NJ Know Mine End" arranged b. Dr.
Nosftrr: the late Cardinal Newman's Lead. Kindly
Light" following the Scripture lesson at the committa
oni,o Cron,s anthem. 'Man That Is Born Of Woman"
and 81 Heard Voice" and FOR the fccc,sonll The HYMN
.Hr,ef Life - Here Portion" TO parspha@ Of
..Joru-alrm thc Golden" At the beginning and clos o.
the services Chopin Funeral March aud the Dead Maroh
IN ..s,ulu Will be played on the Tho body VIII
he taken 10 Cleveland this evening for nterment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
jected TO the light of public attention and would
lie made impossible. T. e. CRAWFORD.
THE LEGION or HONONS BALL

CROWDS THRONG TIE BIG GARDEN BUILDING.
There are 10000 members Of the American Legion
Of Honor in New York and brooklyn and apparently
they all attended tho reception and ball OF the
organization AT the Madison square Garden last night
BIZ the great amphitlCaiTe j. it hardly large
enough comfortably - accommodate The great trorG
The dancing floor crowded 10 such extent that
round dancing almost impossible. The boAc,
and seats too were all flied. and the scenes from
the opening Of the ball at 80 until It's close, moi long
before dawn. were extremely animated The galleries
and boxes at either end Of the amphitheatrc were
drapcd with hag. and these the only decorations
The Supreme Commander. Enoch :. Brown, cn r
tanned number Of guests in the state box. lie told
them among other things. low strong the oreanza
ton had become There were. lie said, 1j,OO0 mem
bers in WORK. 5000 in Brooklyn and G3OOO
in the United states. Fifty local councils we're repre-
sented at tie ball.
Among those present last night were Mayor Grant
Frederick Lincoln. Grand Commander; {. II. Dummcr
Grand Urea srer and j. r. Clinton, Grand secretary,
of New Jersey T.. Il. Harper. Mr.. Redmond, Nci-on
Wakefield and {. r. Crawford Of Boston. ). II.
Starin Edward j. DInphy, the Congressman. Charlie,
Cook. Jane, i. sutton. Howard Carroll. Robert y.
Crcaccn General Ferdinand +. Earle George L. Rccicr
f. 4. Lake. John l.. Knox. oihCcrs OF the order
prcscnt were supreme Commander EnOCh :. lroNn
supreme secretary Adam WamDck, Past Commander
J. C. Kctchum. Grand Commander William shcrcr.
Grand Secretary John Icartt Grand Treasurer William
r. Tostevin, and Commander Michael j. Mulqueen.