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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
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CHICAGO. Oct. l4.-About 300 linemen,
employed by the various electric firms
of this city, struck yesterday because
their employers refused to sign an
eight hour schedule. The demand was
made by the Linenan's Protective
union and the companies refused either
to sign the scale or treat with 1t. The
strike affects all the electrical COM
psnIes of the city.
The policy of the firm. affected is to
ignore the men and their places have
nearly all been flied.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Discovered by Photography.

LICK OBSERVATORY, MOUNT HAMIL-
TON, CAL, Oct. 14.-Professor Barnard
discovered, on October II, 10y means of
photography, new comet. Vlsusl
observations on the 18th showed the
comet to be about one minute IN di-
ameter, of the thirteenth magnitude
and moving southeast degree 40 min
utes daily. Its position at 7:20 O'Clock
standard Pacific time ON the 18th was
ascension 10 hours "a minutes, north
decliuatlon l2 degrees so minutes. This
Is the first comet discovered by aid of
the photograph.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Objects of Charity.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE worlds fair
directors this afternoon appropriated
$40. coo 10 pay the expenses OF the Illl-
nois Nsuona. Guard In attending the
dedication exercises. This puts an end
10 all speculation regarding the
presence Of Illinois troops IN the mill
tary parade and Gen. Fitzsimmons ex-
poets that every regiment will be
present. The trouble arose from the
decision of the state worlds fair board
that no part of the money appropriated
tor the states exhibit could be made
available for the expenses OF the
troops.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
THINK 1T A FAKE.
Coffeyvilieites No Longer Fear an At.
tack From Dalton's Friends,

CoFFEYvILLE, Kas.. Oct. IA rest
less spirit still pervades the town. but
an attack from the survivors of the
Dalton gang IS no longer expected.
This morning q rumor TO the effect
that another train on the Missouri
Pacific had been robbed near here cre-
ated considerable excitement. 1t was
reported too that body of armed
men was campcd IN bunch
of scrub oaks about four miles
west OF the town; also that armed
men had left the train at
Deering last night and were coming
this way. 1t lacked confirmation.
Robert and William Daltcn and their
mother are still here and claim to
know nothing of these rumors. The
Winchesters ordered from Kansas City
arrived this morning and were placed
IN the hands of men who know how to
use them. If an attack 10 made upon
the town the attacking party will get a
warm reception.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
WATTERsON ACCEPTS.
He VIII Make the Dedicatory Speech
Instead of Daniel


CHICAGO, oct. l4.-Henry Watterson.
of Kentucky, has been asked to MAKE
the dedicatory speech at the worlds
far grounds IN place of Congressman
Breckenridge. President Thomas W.
Palmer, of the national commission,
telegraphed to Mr.. Watterson this
morning, asking hIm 10 take this place
of honor upon the program. When
Mr.. Breckenridge resigned on account
of the criticisms of Chicago papers, an
attempt was made to get Senator j. w.
Daniel, of Virgins, to take his place.
Senator Daniels has telegraphed his re-
fussl. and now the honor once more
goes hegglng. this time to the door OF
the noted democratic editor. PTesi-
dent T. W. Palmer received the follow
ing reply this evening:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, oct l4.-The time
is exceedingly snort, and greatly fear
that cannot prepare anything ade-
quate 20 the occasion. hut the invita-
ton with which you honor me comes
under the peculiar circumstances sur
rounding the case, as a command, and
I act upon a sense Of duty IA accepting
It. HsNRY WATTERsoN.'
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
IN A FLouRIsBIso STATE.
Y. NJ. c. A. Reports Show that the
Good Work Goes on

WV fNNAh ODIH Ott-
LANSING, Oct. 1.-The report Of the
state executive committee OF the y. NJ.
c. A. shows that the number Of orgsni-
zatlone IN the state have been increased
from thlrty-one 10 thlrty.three, and
twenty-one of these are IN cites and
towns, ten are IA educational
institutions and one - con
The Sunday afternoon railroad
meme meetings at Grand Rapids are
and have been conducted for years
with undated interest. There are now
nineteen gymnasiums under control of
the association, IA eight Of which ply
sicsl directors are employed. These
institutions are OF the highest order OF
excellence ana other athletic sociesies
are freely copying the methods as the
best IN use. The new association build
ing at Kalamazoo has been completed,
costing S43. 900 exclusive Of the lot.
The Grand Rapids building cost 2s0.-
0O0. At Hancock = building hss been
purchs SEE at q cost Of Ss5. .00e. winch is
being remodeled. pisns have been
made for = besut8ful and commodious
structure ty the railroad branch At De-
troit An ssssociation tent vss man
tanned 81 the stste military sDcsmp-
msnt aud the soldiers contr bUtec IS
per cent Of the expense. The financial
condition OF the comm ttee 10 COED xnd
snows = small balance on the rlght aide.
but IN dong this ths pledges onpaid
are put down at 100 cents on the dollar.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Satoln Calls on Secretary Foster.

BALTIMORE, Oct l4.-Archbishop Sa-
tollI went To Washington this afternoon,
where it is reported ne will meet >ecre-
isry OF state Foster IN relation to the
Nsticsn's exhibit At the worlds far.
on Tuesday next, Cardinal Gibbons,
Mgr. SstollI and the Rev. DR.. OCon-
nell, recorder OF the American college
At Rome, will leave for Chicago IN a
special car. While there they will be
the guests OF Archbishop Feehan. His
eminenee will offer the closing prayer
on the occasion of the worlds fair ded-
ICatGry exercises
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

GENOA, Oct. l4.-The provinces Of
Genoa and Mauricis have been partial
ly devastated by cloud burst. Much
farm property WAS destroyed, bridges
we're carried away and travel on most
of the country roads was rendered i'm
passsbie. Several persons are reported
TO have been drowned IN the country
districts. but "a all regular communI-
cation has been suspended tile report
cannot be confirmed.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

WksHSGroS, Oct. l4-seeretsry OF
the Treasury Foster has returned from
New York. He will remain mere only
until tomorrow. lie is not acting ~
secretary, Assistant Secretary Spauld
ing being setting secretary of the treas
urY. Other members Of the cabinet
Who Witnessed the Columbian cclebrs-
ton at New York hsve also returned
aud are a. their desks
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
FIVE LIVES WERE LOST.
All the Bodies Removed from the Sham
okin Colliery.

PorrsvLLE, Pa, Oct. 14.-As q result
of the explosion of gas in the Phila.
delphia Il Reading company's Ster-
ling Run colliery At Shamokin five
men are known TO have lost their lives,
while six others were so badly injured
that their recovery is almost lmpossl
BILE. The dead bodies were found early
this morning under pile of debris.
The unfortunates were caught under
the heavy fall of coal and rock dis
placed by the explosion. There were
many narrow escapes of miners work
ing in parts of the mine near where
the explosion occurred, but all the men
are now out.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Mormons Pardoned.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-The president
has granted pardons to Gustave Ander-
son, Charles A. Anderson. l.. III. Berg,
Warren c. Chlds, Louis Fanstrup, An
drew Hauser, Peter johnson. James l..
Jensen. Ed ID. Mills. Nell z. Nelson and
w. S. Poppleton, all of Utah and con-
victed Of polygamy, on condition that
in the future they abstain from unlaw-
full cohabitation.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

Third Party Candidates in North Caro-
Ina Decline to Run.

INA OcSAIHc 10 run.
RALEIGH, y. c., Oct. l4.--The third
party has taken down one of its nomi-
nees on the state ticket, r. A. Cobb.
who was nominated for lieutenant
governor. Efforts have since been
made to induce w. X. Pigford Of Samp-
son county to make the race, but he
has declined. w. A. Guthrie, who was
nominated by the third party for asso-
cate justice, declined and declared for
Cleveland. William II. Malone, the
nominee for superior court judge in
the twelfth district, declines and comes
out for Cleveland. He is the ninth re-
publican of state prominence who this
year has pursued this course.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Killed in a Mine.

MACON, Mo-, Oct. l4.-Three colored
miners, Abe Taylor. Andrew Vineyard
and his adopted son. were all instantly
killed in a coal mine operated by the
Kansas q Texas Coal company, one
mile east OF Devier, this morning by the
falling of large rock.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

wEsT PorNT, Miss. Oct l4-Seven
dry goods stores, al office building and
livery stable were destroyed 10y FIRE
here last Dight. The law Office buld-
ing. which was burned. vss occupied
by two newspapers, Tie icader and
The Forum, the Western Union tele-
graph Office snd seOnt twenty law
offices. qsfe l6ss vii exceed slSo. 900
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
WILL NOT BE THEzE.
President HARRISON Unable to Attend the
Chicago Dedication.


WAsHTSsroS, Get. IA TIE president
wlll net 90 to Cnicago. Private secre-
tary Halford tins morning 40 informed
Adtsi T Erne sbd Joan hdelson 81
Cascsgo. VINO were here 60 arrange for
the trip. 90 the president - be CON-
PEELED - decline tne invitation. since
r. ircept on the woTio's far has bad
no ffmer trend tbsn he and Is hai for
a long time been BIS sincere hope e. -
ahie o. taEc a prominent part p tns
ded eaton eeremunes. BIT nis wf1e =
nrss in h,s nnd snd Der cond tlon be
Ing foo crifcsl Cd rss lesvlaz her iorS
enouzg - e 20 Chicago. he decided 10
remsln a. n0ne. Wee pfrsideat Nor-
ta1 wiI. therefore, rFp-ess nt nm. nai
onlY IN ere soc q duties. has "a the Of
Hcsl ss vel.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

KoKoNs, Ind. Get. i4-Julius Cesar
Burrows Of Nlch gan spoke 60 500
people todsv IN the driving PARK suphi-
-ne~'rs Nrnna snS Hnsrcn ne ctrhs
from Iosansport. R1shviIe, Aresd a
snd other t0ras Fere uresenf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

Arrpx. III. Oct. IA big demo-
cratic rally was held ia thls ~ today.
General stevenson snd ConErsssmsn
Springer we're the chef speakers Mr.
Springer devoted a portion of his al
dress % the hnauclsi issue. n reply
to the criticisms % the f1Sncisl plan <
of the democratic platform by Seast0r
-narfr,a1
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

wAsHINsToN, oct. l4.-Dr. Gardner.
after hls VISIT 10 hrs. HsrTisoa tonight
said that she was percepiibiv weaker
than during the CAY. Her sleep is
longer and more heavy Ahd on each
awakening she is completely exhausted.
The doctor said, however, that no
particular change could be noticed in
her condition
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

FRrxcH LICK. Ind. Oct. ia. .aicsEO
capitalists Yesterday purchased tae
springs - this plsce for half a million
toll.rs Much needed improv mems
" - mace At once, the 8r ossers
eeng prepared 10 spend a milton
Tnffa~a
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
Will Go to the Jury Today.

TOLEDO. Oct. 1.-THE municipal
Doodle case did not go to the jury this
afternoon, as was expected. The prose-
cution was making the closing address
to the jury when court adjourned this
evening. and it will be noon tomorrow
before Judge Harmon concludes
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

WtsHfVeraN. oef. l4-Taa report -
General Wesley Merritt, commsn6i iug
the department ~ Dakota. f0r tire year
eu1sc Jsne 3d. nss tsp,1 - trai itte.t fa
sae secrefs~V &c var TIE fnAiaes 0t
see reservations n be department, he
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15
L.,,-rs % p. Maa. Pnblie.

NTw NoRE. Oct. 1.-The letters of
acceptance of Candidates for wee presi-
dents Will be made public next week.
Mr. Reid. V1ll he ready on Monday on
Tuesday and General stevenson's a dsy
or tuo later
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

pTrRoTI. Oct I4.-After warm de-
hste, the board of education as passed
q Fesos utsog. = bich practically excludes
81 lyoDaa Gait oiics from acting a.
issesess n t1s pabac schools In ths
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

They Eso, Officers and Kxsmpii'y De-
gree Work

FFENT, oct. 1.-THE driil of the Odd
Feilows today vas fne Immediately
after whIch the grand sncsmprnsut
elected officers ss follows. tsrsBd
patriarch. Bdsard -. Johnson of Lp-
tner. grand hga priest. John X. Penn-
field 0f Nickshurg; rrsbd SENIOR war
cep. JOSIAH Dandy q Grand Rapids
Grand scribe. p n. whitney cf Ian
siDg grand treasurer. Arthur Hsrshsw
q klpeur grand junfof ~arden, Hen.
~ Lsver q NrvAvFo; representative
q the sovereign grand ipsge =. x.
Root of Plssnwsli. TIE GfsDc sncarnp-
rnert eser8 plified fhs refk ~ he fuyal
purple degree this afternoon. instaliea
otfcsTs snd adjourned. Pautsc vss
chosen s. ibs next place - meeting
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

ssnate hss decfeea that Columbus dav
.hAls 10 holiday. ln tbe even ng
I'rof Hinsda1s sisl denver sn address
"a vfrssts haH.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

Wv YaRx. e.t 1.-THE American
Telephone 3 Feiesraph conap@ay vii
fofrna III opsn - ioo1 distance hnes
fron New York to Chloago next Thurs-
ss-~ -ss----
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

NrR XrEK. Oct 1A-Tae steamer
Pansrn >. tas isst of tbe cho ers infect
"a vss-s.s lr quarantine. - ed yssaer-
dsy Tor Hamburg.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

more silver, has added s2.ooo. 900 TO
the note circulation.
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United
States, ls9; Canada, 20; total, 2l6, sc
compared with 220 last week, 2es the
week previous 10 the last, and 25s for
the corresponding week OF lsst year.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

Is Dsfsuis-r,t Tuits Irnstssrse H--nsnn
~ ffse T)iszrr-zring Elr-2

~ tsf1 Afi-e
Tl4rperr. lff Ia-fi eefas - light
yesterday t1pt certain psrers, nsees-
ssrr n fhe citys EeiI1B sxs inst 1h1frrs
4 Trfe. the aefsa itIrF c'fF ireeFufsf.
sre ruissing frorn ttf treasurer Office
and one ~ ine tlf-ke pH~s ia ths city
haA sthc hHs fpsat tbres aayt IN
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

The tariff. - ne democratic paPers
ssv. q enc or zin ef piutcersfc GOV
rrlsnieut xhen Ws@itA snaii rule ard
r.or aien shall nUt get their rigata
snail venture 90 chsilerge a. state
rspnts ~ thst sad s0t + shat niske
tha democratic sccusers the judges "a
the casa. A careful examination g
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-15

The boot ard shoa~mennfacfartrs
ere equaiv bnsv ard - hDments tIDn1
Roston according a. tire Snoe and
Ieather Reporter. are So oo1 cases for
TIE week. against "a. 900 lsst week.
stocks have heeu stronger, ~ft1 81
averava advance r sbonf 81 per shste.
f.t fha ch.ef activity has been rdBs-
fre .1d Npw Ens ard stocks. Ene
la proved cron prospects and tbs enUr-
r7eris movement of whest lus'ifv A.
corrs cement. ani f.are~s are ttsnkl0g
ranch IF rert vesr's hnsnfss -fsa ting
from tne ~~ss fsr The monrr
rrsrkef : fsfir scHvs ST sbout 8 per
rrnt sn3 fhe tressufy, Thae fid &
e.. 800 .fao more god ard & e53 ,001
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vision Of this brutal WORK. II should be noticed,
in this connection, the American sailors were ar
rested, and after examination during the four
days following the arrest, were every one dis
charged, no charge OF any breach OF the peace
or other criminal conduct having been sustained
against single one OF them.
As to the part t.ken by the police In the affair
the case as made by chile is also far from sails
factory. The point where Riggin was killed was
only three minutes walk from the police station,
ana not more than Twice that distance from the
IntenGencia, and yet according to their official
report fun half an hour passed after the assault
began before the police were upon the ground
1t has been stated that all but two of our men
said tie police aid thei duty. The evidence
taken at Mare Island shows if such 4 statement
was procured from our men it was accomplished
10y requiring them to ign writing in language
they did not understand, by their representation
that IL was a mere declaration that they had
taken no part in the disturbance. Lieutenant
McCrea, who acted as Interpreter, says In his
evidence, when our sailors were examined be-
fore the court, the subject Of the conduct Of the
police was carefully avoided. He reported the
fact 10 Captain Schey on his return to the vessel.
Evidences of existence Of anmosity toward our
sailors IN the minds of the sailors OF the Chilean
Navy and popuace of Valparaiso are so abuu-
dant and various as to leave no doubt in the
mind OF any one who Will examine the papers
submitted.
THREATENING GESTURES.
1t manifested itself in threatening and IN
suting gestures toward our men as tuey passed
the Chilean man-of-war in their boats and In the
deuslye and abusive epithets with which they
greeted every appearance Of an American sailor.
On the evening OF the riot Captain Schley re-
ports boats from the Chilean warships several
tines went out OF their course 10 cross the bows
OF his boats. compelling him to back water. He
complained OF dscourteSy and It was corrected.
That this feeling is shared by men Of higher
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lean authorities. placed on board the York
town, and are now being conveyed to Callao,
Peru.
This incident might be considered wholly
closed but for the disrespect manifested
toward this Government by the close and
offensive police surveillance Of the legation
premises, maintained during most of the
period of the stay Of the refugees therein.
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ton OF Congress for such action as may be
deemed appropriate. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
EUecuttUe Mansion. Jan. 20, 1892.
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chile MUST
APOLOGIZE
OR FIGRT.
HARRISON s MESSAGE.
Statement Of the Controversy
Sent to Congress.
TEXT OF THE ULTIMAIUM.
Blaine Notifies Bgal to Demand an
Apology and R8DaIati0l.
PROTECTION TO AMERICANS.
United States Citizens Must Be
Fairly Treated in FOREIGN
Countries.
TIE OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Egan'S IlSTIGhoIS-La -LaZGaIO'S Letters
Matta'S IIS0l8Dt Communications.
EgaI'S Instructions -LaZGaI0'S Letters
Matta'S IlS0l9It Communications.
PUSHING WARLIKB PREPARATIONS.
Activity in the G2TY-YTiS- Chile Buys
q Cruiser IN England
CHILE said 10 HAVE ANSWERED.

Report That Chile VIII withdraw The Or:l-
size and Insulting Malta L.ttaT, withdraw
t18 Demand for tLa Recall Of Minister
Eg3I and Wants t1s Matter Of t18 BdI1-
more Sailors R:t:TTsttgl Neutral Power
for Arbitration
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more had been included in the Indictment his
oftrnse being, so far as l have been able TO as
certain that lie attempted TO defend his snip
mate against an assailaGt who was striking him
with a knife.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-06
Oakley.

Died, Saturday April so, 1892. Samuel F.
Huffman. aged 81 years, at his home ID
Oakley. He was born in the state OF New
York in 1885. and when two years Of age
moved with his parents TO Kirkland. Ohio.
At the age Of 20 be came TO Michigan and
located in Delhi township, lDgbam county.
March 25, 1865, be was married in Lansing
to Miss Ida PolhemuS In 1872 be removed
10 Parshallburg, where be carried on the
Havana Mills for about two years. In 1875
he came TO Oakley. where he has since been
in business. He was highly esteemed and
besides a wife and five children, leaves
many friends to mourn his loss. De has
been a Mason in good standing Tor over
thirty years. and a member Of the Royal
Arch degree. The funeral services were
held at the house Wednesday al 10 a. IN.
under the auspices Of Lodge No. l94 7. and
A. M. of Cbesaning, Elder May officiating.
The remains were laid al rest in the Oakley
cemetery. and Mrs. Fred Piper and
child, of Lansing. were called to attend the
funeral of 5. T. Huffman. Monday.-Miss
Nina johnson, who is teaching at Garland,
spent Sunday with her parents in Oakley.
Samuel jenkins pump is doing great
business Of late. We wish il success. -
Oakley still continues dry for the want of
saloon. The l. O. q. T. dance was a
great success. ess.-Joseph Chamberlain Il
very low al this writing.-Ceo. Chamber
lain of Easton. arrived in Oakley. Monday,
10 visit his father and other relatives
Matte Pierce, of Chicago, is visiting al Mrs.
l.. b. Clark's this week.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-06
ia.arsrr:g.

Mrs. c. 81. Frain went TO Detroit We'd
nesday y.-Mr. and Mrs. Wyckof have re-
turned frem Charlotte, very much pleased
with that city.-Mrs. Z. V. Phillips and
others will attend the W. c. 7. L. conyen-
ton. held at Vernon this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Smith, of Corunna- spent Sun
day al n. n. Phillips'.-Tbe L. A. 5. Of
the Congregational church had tea at Mrs.
c. Sharp's Wednesday evening. %. B.
Smith and family have moved TO Gladwln.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bigg, Of
Detroit, will be pleased to here ofthe doctors
improved health. and that he will soon re-
turn from the South, Mrs. Bigg having re-
turned recently 10 Laingsburg. meet
ing of the Sciota Sunday school association
was held at the NJ Z. church Sunday even
ing.-Miss Kate Wyckof is able TO attend
school again. after severe illDess.--C.
Weeks has been quite siek.-Wm. Dow
den has started new grocery store in
Amby Lebars store.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-06
Bancroft.

Everyone is happy 10 see the falling rain,
which has continued for several days, and
the farmer smiles from each corner Of his
mouth as he tells the great outlook for
large crop of wheat.-Work is being
rapidly pushed on the new Congregational
church parsonage and when completed will
make fine appearance and desirable dwell
ing.--The new church sheds for the two
churches are finished and they are much
needed thing. as those who come in from the
country usually drive, and heretofore their
teams had TO stand in the cold or Storm
Ii is said there will be several new and sub
stantial dwelling houses built here during
the summer. At the present time there Is
not vacant house in Town. and several are
waiting for houses. The new saw-mill
and stave factory is doing a big business.
Mr. Duffus is a hustler and we wish him
success. &C. L. Godfrey has purchased an
elegant new funeral car. the finest your
scribe ever saw. also a fine large span OF
black horses 10 draw IT, and understand,
the price paid for the turnout would buy a
pretty good farm. WiKoms greatest
show on earth will open the season at Ban
croft. next Monday. the 9th. From all ap-
pearances the show has been greatly en-
larged. and promises 20 be far better than
any previous seasOn.-Miss IlllotSon. OF
Owosso, gave an entertainment at the Con-
gregational church. "Wednesday evening,
MAY 4 4.-Several of the Masonic brethren
attended Lodge at Lansing one evening last
week. They report a fine tine. Z.
Shelley is seen on the streets again leo.
Parker is out of town on bnsiness.-Two
saloons in town this season. AK.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-06
Se..ispro..

At the last meeting of the /. o. G. 7. the
following officers were elected: c. T., Chas.
O. Robinson; Y. T., Sarah NJ. Black; P. C..
T. T. c. Greenmau; c., Nina Buchanan;
Sec, Maud Miller; T. S. Mary Lake; ). j..
T.. Pauline Bease; Treas, Reuben Sawtells;
M. Myron Hickey; /. e.. Ed. George; Sen,
Perry HulL--Among those from Owosso
who attended the NJ. R.F.C. held at Mr. and
Mrs. q. Z. Martins were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis. Mrs. A. E. Hartshorn. Mrs. j. Purdy
and Mrs Carrie Cook.-A Swing social
was given at Phi. Punches last "Wednesday
evening for the benefit of the Gale ;. s. A
good crowd and pleasant evening was re-
ported.