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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
ARRANGING FOR The MASONIC FAIR
m,otiag OF tho ladies Auxiliary at 81. Al
bans Hall Yesterday.

lh, Board of Directors of the Ladies'
Auxiliary 0i the Masonic Home held an
important meeting at ~. Adams hall yes
tertay az noon aud trgusectea a cOnsidera-
DO amount % business. The following
gentlemen were appointed AS a financial
committee 20 take charge OF money mat
iefs during the fa'f 20 De held in April /:
Dir. julius straus. Colonel j. v Bidgood,
sn9 Me,srs ID. J. Weisiger. j. ii. Capers,
And Robert ID. Richardson.
The following ladies were appointed 10
assist "a tho work OF the Ways aud Means
committee Mrs. Joseph Gil, Mrs. Lucien
bns.s; Mrs. Hugh McCurdy, and Miss
hi'et lhe adjournment Of the board a
general meeting OF the whole Association
was held at the same place '''''''OA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
Il Is All for tho Soldiers

II IL All for tho Soldiers and Sailors
monument on Libby Hill. No pets to be
rewarded. It's the peoples time to help
on the good work. The bronze soldier on
top will be about sixteen feet high. Talk
about Pinafore on Wednesday, or Thurs
day, or even Tuesday, January 18th, 18th,
and 1sth. Tickets. Soc. Reserved seats
on Monday, iith. at Ramos's for Csc. extra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

The 18th, the 18th, the I4th OF January,
Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday.
Mozart Hall; Big Crowd; Pinafore in
first-class style; The Elite, The Bon-Ton,
The Fashion, The Patriotism, The Beauty.
and the Chivalry Of Richmond will be
there at so cents head. The Reserved
Seats IS cents. Manly Ramos will begin to
sell the reserved seats on Monday the llth
at A. nj,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
LIE GRIP RECORD.
. s,snish Grandoe Succumbs-The Epi-
desnic in Genoa and Milan.

dafnic IN trnoA Hnd MIMI.
rnv Anrl,Amori,an cable 10 the Dispaich.l
N,rnn. SPAIN, January The Duke Of
unreal. a erandee of Spain and member
d. ih Spanish royal family, died to-day OF
llufrla.
SCHOOLS CrosED-EUsfNEss INpEDED.
uo,,g ITALY. January 5.-Ihe public
eri..l. at Gcnoa and Milan have been
ro-,l IN consequence Of the epidemic OF
.,fpmga. SO many OF the inhabitants Of
Genoa and Milan are prOslrateu with the
.n.arar that the transaction of business is
greatly umpeded. Archbishop Alascagno.
.f Genoa is believed 10 be dying OF IN
.rrf.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
sin Another Adjournment.

The meeting OF the hlcnmOnd anu Dah-
vile stockholders, which was to have
been held yesterday for the purpose OF electing
officers, was again postponed for another week
II will be held at noon next Tuesday, proyldlng
affairs are arranged by that time In New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

ia six feet in diameter, solid James-river
granite. The statue on top will be sixteen
feet high. The whole thing will be seven
ty-odd feet high, and Pinatore will be per
formed on the 18th, 18th. and l4th, at Mo
zart Academy of Music. Tickets soc. 1t
will be a great success. A crowdl Oh /!
Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Rather than carry over large stock OF
Winter Goods we are selling them at cost.
Also. some odds and ends at half price.
CONSTABLE BRorHERs.
Shirt-Mskers and Mems Furnishings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
What becomes OF All

the pins that are made nobody can tell,
but nybody can tell you that January the
18th, 18th. and 14th Pinatore will be per-
formed for the benefit Of the big soldiers
monument. now nearly completed on
Libby Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

There isn't much difference between
the shrewd player and the shrewd buyer.
Both keep q lookout for an opening
one to make wise move and the other
to make wise purchase. Sooner or
later the opening comes, and 1t has come
now to. the shrewd buyer. About the
wisdom Of some moves there may possi-
bly, be O doubt, but there can be no
shadow OF doubt about the wisdom OF
buying clothes when you can do it at an
expenditure OF Si3. You could scarcely
ask better terms than that il you were
permitted to make them for yourself
and il there was nobody else to be con-
suited about tho matter.
Suits that we're s25 for Sl3.
Suits that were s22 for Sl3.
Suits that were $40 for Sl3.
Suits that were S;S for sl3.
Suits that were Sl5 for Sl3.
Suits that were Sl5 for $40.
Suits that we're $3.50 fox $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
Ladje.' AUXILIARY Meet.

The ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association met IN the
parors Of the Young Mems Chrs,an assvS's ss'is
ION building Yesterday morning at III O'CLOCK
The meeting was veil attended. and was pre-
sided over by the nrs. yice-president, MIS-
Lewis Blair. The officers for this year were IN
stalled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
Whosver 0ussses Nsarsst

TO the number of people who attend on
the first night of PinAforc." Tuesday.
January 12th, can have ticket TO the per-
formance on the tsrh or 14th for 70 cents,
and can get reserved seat by calling at
couta extra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
Mr.. Cummins Gets tho Furniture.

The final contest over the suit of furni-
ture given away by Messrs. Myer d Sons
took place yesterday afternoon, Mr. Ned
Cunimins was the lucky one, his ticket
being the one taken from the thirteen
placed in the hat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

When Baby was Sch. We gave her Casforis.
When she was Child. she cried for C91toriA-
When she became Miss, she chung to Csstor'N
When sbs had Children, she gave them CsstosiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
SMALLEST VET DISCOVERED.

fn-Iaw Of Professor Koch.
uy yAlgio-American cable to the Dispatch.l
IrmIy. January 5.-Dr Pfeiier. n SON
in..w of tine distinguished Professor
Iarh has discovered the influenza bacll-
lr- anl splanted 10 IN SIX cases with
complete success. re has also discovered
the original cause of infection The bacil-
ln- of influenza Is the smallest bacillus yet
I..n.XrrYN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Phillips DigsstibIe Cocoa
prevents a new and valuable food beverage. IL
Is delicious to tho taste highly nutritious, and
rendered readily disestible. IL will not cause
distress or headache like the ordinary cocoas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
MxAs4 & RSoad3.
rIsHEanES.s SUPPLIES.

TIsHERnEN's sUPrItnS' P'1'tns''' ,.,-,r-.
GENE THREAD.-WElr$D -
- can furnish eli numbers Of me- -.
yory best mskes Of sEiNE THREAD ~ ~.
prices. A new ssock iass received o. our Tv,Sr
rect importation. Alxays ayn % nxnar nxxnrarriSc q
a,.,srs,s, ktnds In stcck and made 70 orass: .x,
0'isl'A' S'A1' i l. LIcBIRNsrEISss soss;
cornsr seventeenth end frsosi'ns - ssSSn
Sole importers Of the LION bAAN, S.SS
THREAD. - ----------------ss- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
Tn. Westmereiaad club Reception Post
pouod.

The committee of the Westmooreland
Club in charge of the reception 70 be ten.
dered the ladies held meeting las, nisht s,' nne
january eSth t<SWednesday, February 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

A. B. G. Expectorant is the only safe
cough remedy for children. II contains
no opium
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
A Creat Har1aiD.

A new seven-and-a-Third Octave Upright
Piano for e15O at W. d. MosEs 4 Co.'s. This ia
q great bargain and they have only one OF this
kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Hickoks No. 1. H. ID. g.. Fig. and Caro-
line sun-Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choice
Sun. Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
Nos. 2OI and 2O3 {. Broad
HL;AsA d Rkooas.
STORE NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6rB.
Notice the Reductions T.!

In many departments the stocks are
too heavy at this season. IL is our inc
tention to reduce the prices, and tho
prices will soon reduce the stock.
There are too many Chenille Portieret
in stock, and accordingly She pnces
have been reduced as follows:
Pair was 90, now reduced 70 e2.b0.
Pair was $3.50. nov reduced 10 81.
4 Pair we're $3.50, now reduced % ei7s.
z Pair we're e., now reduced . 80
Pair were 81, nov reduced 10 -.
Pair was s7, now reduced 70 80.
3 Pair we're $500 nov reduced 10 s7.J1
Pair was sS. so, now reduced 20 W.
4 Pair was go, nov reduced - $3.50.
Pair wore sl0. now reduced " tb.50.
Pair was eiO, now reduced 20 e7.
Pair was 8l2, now reduceitos sS.
These are Fine Chenille Curtains.
fringed top and bottom-snd any one in
need of curtains will profit by calling
upon us at once.
REMNANTS
We have an immense stock Of Short
Length Remnants q 10 u aud 81 YARDS
OF Hamburg Edges and Embroideries
that accumulated during the late fall
and holiday season, which we will now
sell of very cheap in order to get all
the necessary counter-room for our New
Goods, which ars to arrive in tea days.
These Remnants are in suitable widths
for infants wear, all kinds VI under
wear. dresses, &c. &c., and the iov
prices will attract special attention
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS.
We are busy measuring up" sod
marking down" remnants and abort
patterns OF all kinds OF dress goods.
and you'll find trade lively at :has
counter.
Buy good, All-Wooi Cali'ornis
Fleece Blanket now while tho special
sale holds the boards s. Is small
price for so much genuine comfort
See the new lot Of Fur-Trimmed Coats
we've Just received. which We are stlins
at less than they cost the manufactures
to make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Governor and Mrs. Mckinney viii hold
a reception al the gubernatorial mansSon "
nlghs hom D 80 II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
The DO pument

Try A. b. c. Expectorant for your cough.
Price 25 cents. IL has cured others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

The Academy aud Theatre.
large audience filed the Academy OF
A.3'sc last night to witness the second pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Attention, singers III you wish 70 b IN
perfect "voios" uss Dr.. bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

Old papers for sale at this Office at 25
cents per hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06
". Friend, W. B. Aanew, George E. Gary,
Andrew +. Snellings, b. p. Walden. J. q.
Patteson, John w. Arlington, and Ben. r.
Owen, Jr.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Patteson, John w. Arlington, ana ben. r.
Owen, Jr.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Yesterday afternoon Charles, the eight
year-old son of Mr. John Smith, who lives
on Second street. while playing on some
box-cars near the Dunlop McOance
mill, fell from the top OF one OF the cats
and sustained fracture of the righe col.
lar-bone. He was taken to the once Q.
DR.. Lawrence Ingram, where he receiseo
the necessary surgical attention.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Page Ingram, of this city, has re-
turned from Bethel Academy.
Mr.. Lunsford Nuckols. OF Baltimore, Is
visiting in Manchester.
Judge B. A. Hancock was engaged yes
terday in holding court in Petersburg.
There were several minor cases before
the MAYORS Court yesterday, all Of which
were continued until this morning..
The newly organized Board OF Health
has directed its president and secretary
DR.. Lawrence Ingram and MIR. Is. B.
Weisiger-to prepare the necessary books
and certificates for keeping the death re-
cord and preparing mortuary reports: /.
The members IN this city of the Order or
the Semi-Annual Endowment League have
received circular letters from the re-
ceivers-Henry +. Carstens and Edwin u.
BaetZer, of Baltimore-stating that they
have on hand for general distribution
among the members about $1,000.
Captain j. ii. Snead, of Chester. who has
been very i'll for the past several days,
was reported yesterday rs being convsies-
cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

corrox-aEEl. clikl cAHkE, =:
CHEAP, FOR CASH. -rniM9.Icyxv,ii M v,i.
I ToN-ssED CAKE and nnAL - ~ sss4 ~
CAKE and NEAis IN cay 2ssInfs,s 49,
vissSnrA PINE S.AsQNEp Y S3Hp3 p3AxxiT. a
naio 81 car-5oad wtfLjAh 3. SS..,ssis~eSs- - 8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07

WooDyiLLE, TEX. sept. 5.-The
Prcsbytery Of Eastern Texas mot hers
last night IN the Methodist church and
was opened with tt sermon, nt the re-
quest Of the moderator, the Rev. II.
Potry, " Grange. by tho Rey. Samuel
NJ. Tenney OF Crockett, who has been
serving aH assistant evangelist during
tho summer months
Tho following ministers were pres
ont. w. x. Marhnli, q. Q, Williams,
n. l.. Allen, n. Petry, W. A. Jones', 3.
NJ. Tenncy, Thomas Ward White,eyan-
gclibt.
Ruling elders, /. p. Hendarson
Iongview; T. o. Easop, palestinei j. M.
Gooisby, Crockett; d. H. Fleming, Liv
ingoton; Gibson sillistine alabama ln-
diam, Indian Village.
Tho Raw. Il. l.. Allen Of Beauunont
was elected moderator aud D, II. Flon-
ing OF Liviugston, temporary clerk.
a motion 70 thank the United States
congress for ita action In demanding
the closing Of the Columbian EXPOSE
ilon on the Sabbath was laid on tho
table.
Palestine was selected az the next
place Of meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07
STATE AFFAIRS.
he COMMISSION ISSUES A CIR
CuLAR ExEMPTlNG
DO Railways Governor Rogg Makes an APP
poinImeni- Chartered Amended-lncor-
pofated-lnterest on State Bonds.

sfslal to the Gazette.
n AUSTIN, TEX, Sept Ex-Governor
hogg to-day appointed G. j. Allen, OF
Galveston, clerk OF the criminal dis
kict court of Galveston county, appoint
nent to date from October II.
Chartered.
Chilieothe Mill ana Elevator Com
any. capital stock, s30,OOOi directors,
A. J. Thompson and others.
hort Worth lnstallment Company,
capital stock, $4,000; directors, ID, a.
\ Walker, NJ. j. Archlnard eand u. j.
Arehinard.
a Chicago Male and Female Institute.
vapital stock $4,000. Trustees, G. w.
Gakley, r. w. Dickinson, q. I. Nor
fon and others.
Stone City Ferry Company. Capital
stock $500. Directors, 1. n Graham,
I, A. Harris and j. T. Bishop.
The amendment of the MallOy Cattle
Company was filed. increasing the num-
4 Beg Of directors from five to seven.
n Permission TO do business in Texas
vas granted Rouse, Hazard & Co.,
canuiacturers OF implements; incorpor-
eled under the laws of Illinois; capital
reck, $50, 1000.
" -AN WIN llNIhlltT htpbnlhtu WIN va
X Eeasurer the interest on the state
solds due September !, as follows'
Schools, 54si so; Agricultural and Me-
iaanleal college, S69O,00 university,
hSe5O; lunatic asylum, s952.50i deaf
nd dumb institute, S567'50; blind insti-
wy, s6s5.0O; orphan asylum, S2l0.OOi
oiali sl0055.00.
Inc railroad commission issue the
following circular:
Inc Texas and New Orleans and Sa-
elno and East Texas railway companies
saving applied to this commission for
ne exemption from operation Of its
ARMS and orders on account of the no.
nheatlon received from the lntena-
nonal and Great Northern and the Gulf
colorado and Santa Fe railway COM
p4hles TO the effect that the said COM
p4nies will not under a recent de-
shon OF the United States circuit
seaft have any joint rates made by the
texas and New Orleans and Sabine and
t4st Texas railways in accordance with
we tariffs and orders issued by this
summisslon, and further that they will
y we of adherence by the Texas
flq New Orleans and Sabine aud
eAst Texas railways TO said tariffs and
sfeefs charge their full local rate
, l9ln and TO such stations where freigh'
slnlerchanged by the said companies
20 ms commission having found i
prseticable for the Texas and New
.,,eans aud Sabine and East Texa
JuNays, 50 sObstructed by the ,actiol
Tue International and Great North
~ and the Gulf, Colorado and SAINT
railways 10 maintain in the whole O
lgarirztes prescribed in saidtaritis an
t1usrs. 1t is hereby ordered that unit
i-flher notice the Texas and New Or
- and the Sabine and East Texa
always b. exempt from the said iariii
~ amendments thereto and that thi
tef shall become effective with eli
.oement Of said notification by th
~ s..,ssfnational and Great Northern an
slli Colorado and santa Fe railwa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07
OF Three Negroes in Lamar
County by a Mob
CONDEMNED AND DEPLORED
By the Best Citizens Of Paris and the
County.
Vigorous Efforts VIII be Made to Bring Tho
Perpetrators 10 Justice Tho Negroes
Had Guarded Negro Woman
Complaining Of Whites.

Special 10 the Gazette
PARis, TEX, Sept, 0.--Tho killing
OF Jarrett Burns, q negro, by John
Ashley, white, on the Goth OF July and
reported In TUE GAEErTE has had a
terrible sequel
Since this killing thers has been
growth Of hard feeling
AGAINST THE NEGRoEs,
excited doubtless by malicious med
ding and things said and charged To
have boon said by negroes shortly
aftor hokllllng negro woman charged
certain whites with an attompt to mob
her and camo to town under guard OF
negroes to mako complaint against tho
parties. The negroes who guarded her
have boon threatened with violence and
on Friday night two Of them were Ia
ken from their homes by m0al,cd men
and beaten and saturday night an at
tempt was made ON third but no stood
them of, though wounded himself,
slightly, In each cese they threat.
cnod that the same treatment would no
noted uut to the rest OF the guard, Inst
night about ! o'clock
A MAsTED mon
twenty-five strong went 10 Sluerl
Daniels ON inc McCulHtlan iarm ana
ordeicd tho door opened pan'ch
obeyod and was ordered on'slde' lhe
mob Then won't IN and hnding John
]
Ransom hid under bed took nm on
with them saying they wanted him 40 q
guide TO where some OF tho negro
woman'r guards were Before leaving
they broke Daniels gun
About IL o'clock they appeared ~
the house OF William Armnr on th'
Hanna farm Jack Walker young
unmarried negro, lived with Amor
Inc mob had lsnnsom with thnm' ~
their order Armor opened Tho doo
and was nude To come outside
nur WALKER hhFusEp
to open tho door aud shots were
fred into his room, which he returned
once aud then gave up ono OF the
mob was wounded by his shot
Ropes were placed around then
nodlts and tho mob marched of with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept 6,--Gen, Supt
Kimbull Of tho lifa saving service this
morning sont q letter 70 AL saving SER
Vices that information had been ro-
eelyod Of efforts 10 oyade tho qunran-
tine regulations of tho country by per.
sons attempting W land from foreign
vessels ON tits beach and places outside
tho established ports Of entry. "Nou
are therefore directed 10 prevent the
success Of such attempts within your
province This will result in the o.
ulblishment Of Il most effective Gordon
along the entire coast Of sho United
States.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07

70 utnlanue 10 Huiltnuti NNNtNal pptntu
FIRE.
Mcdowell managed to
RAISE HIMSELF
upon one elbow, aud with a deternina-
ton to cvon up matters with the man
who shot him, opened fire from his
revolver
Brown could not escape he was sur
rounded on all sides and before he
could raise his revolver TO protect him
self hullot crashed
rHRouGH his RIGHT LUNG
and another tore away the jaw and
lower part OF tho face, This last ball
struck him In almost exactly tho same
spot he shot Howell He fell 70 tho
ground and an instant later WIS dead,
James Brown was man with u rec
ori and u Mcdowell dies he will DO
the fourteenth man who has gone down
before his revolver.
Brown was born htty-two years ago
In Kansas hut moved to Texas whllo q
hoy and since then has made his homo
IN tina, state lie was ten years sheriff
Of Lee county and u " said all tho KILL
Ing he over did was In an official capac-
It's. He has hcen Interested In the rum
ming turf the last twenty-five years and
was generally regarded as aaquare man,
He amasscd a fortuna on the turf and
his estate is estimated At nearly Sl,0OO,'
600.
Ho leaves widow and Ave children,
Both Howell aud Mcdowell wcio aN-
ccllont officers with rood records
Howell leavos widow and two chill
dron and Mcdowell has wife.
Chief McCluuEhcy says of tho tragedy
that u confirms his determination 10
close the park. Said hos
III police officers cannot enter the
parl, IN discharge ol thoir duty without
being killed Il is timo the parl, Is
closed. N Winds up Garfield Park
'IimN Brown was formerly partnoy
Of Jake johnson, ard they had u string
OF fno horses, since thoh business
rotations we're severed Brown has be-
come ono OF tho largest horse owners IN
tho United Stat U.s. and hiA stable Is only
cNccllcd BY one or two this sido OF the
Mississippi
Mr., Brown was raiAud IN Sah Saba,
and his father, at the venerable age ol
/ 50, yet lives ON the humc place, j, NJ.
/ Brown WIS tho sheriff OF Lac county Tor
many years, and was ono ul tho host Of
Rcors That county OF Turbulence ever
hail About eight years ago he moved
TO Fort Worth and the family rosidone,
| h ON Pecan street.
For ~ years he has been identified
with racing, and always honomhly
Apart from his stable he owns lnrp,
amounts OF property IN Ice. William
son aud san saba counties and IN For
Worth. llo ls reported to be wortl
over 100000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-07
COMMERCIAL rELHoaApHeas
In Session at Kansas City Disagree as TO Who
Should be chlel officer.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. cit was
supposed that the convention OF tho or
der OF commercial telegraphers had
concluded It's session, but " caue 10
light today that there Is a difference
Of opinion among the members OF tho
organization "a 10 who should be the
chief officer. 5. ]. Bear, Of Topeka,
Kas., was elected 10 the highest Office
on Saturday last. Yesterday a number
of the members Of the order held a
meeting and y. l.. Ramsey, Of Kansas
City, was chosen for the same officer
Bear Wss notified Of this, and will ar
rive hero soon from Topeka 70 consult
with his followers in regard TO what
action should ba taken.
II Is understood that the strike clause
caused tao split in the ranks Of tho
brotherhood.