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LONDON, Jan. S.-To-day the police
claim that they have effected an import
ant arrest of a group of anarchists rasid-
ing at Walsall, in Stafords3lire, in con-
nection with the recent explosion Mt
Dublin Castle. n man who was recently
passing the police station in London at
tracted the attention of the police By his
peculiar manner, and be was taken into
custody as a suspicious character. The
pollcc say they soon found ample iustifi-
cation for arresting the man. At the
time of his arrest the man was carving n
parcel. When he was taken into the DO
ice station he was searched and upon his
person were found papers giving the
details OF the anarchists plots and giving
the names of the persons implicated in
the conspiracies.
The papers showed the headquarters of
The anarchists We're at lValsan, and stems
were Immediately taken TO place them
under arrest. The result was that a
FrenchmaG named Victor Gales. Marie
Il6elne, woman with whom Gales was
!lYlEg, and Frederick Charles, all res;d-
iAg 81 Nalsall, were soon in custody.
me prisoners belonged to the Socialist
tlEb IN Wals&ll. The clubroorn and res
licences of the prisoners were searched
py the police, and the investigation led ~
most important discoveries concerning
the Vaccinations and work OF the plot
tiers.
The prisoners were aIraigTed II: coa~t
to-day and charged with having l.: thni,
possession explosives which they in
tended to dcvcte TO unlayyftIi PURPOSES.
The magistrate discharged Marie Pibelne.
PROBABLY she maze y confession and II Ia
the intention Of the authorities to use her
as witness against the other prisoners.
Inc prisoners had n their possession
matrices which were used III making
bombs. They are of q conicaI shape aad
four or five inches long. The models Of
other parts of the paraphernaiia used III
making bombs were also found in pos
session OF the prisoners. The Chief Con-
stable asked for an adjournment of the
case, limiting at the same time that it was
PROBABLE that other arrests would shortly
follow. The magistrate granted the re-
quest of the Chief Constable and the
prisoners We're remanded for week.
The police have discovered the secret
foundry for the manufacture of the
bombs and the place where the explosives
were made by the anarchists The Wal
sail Club, to which the prisoners belong,
has been the center OF an anarchist prop
uganda for several years. 1t has trans
pired that the police for long time have
been suspicious of the members of the
cIup aI NalSall, ana that Tor three months
they have been watching the clubrooms
day and night. They did not feel war
Tanted in making arrests, however, until
the arrest of the man in London and the
discriminating documents found on him
had established beyond doubt that the
members of the club were engaged in un-
lawful practices. Among the articles
seized by the police in Walsall is an
abundant supply of anarchist PAM
phlets teaching the manufacture of ex-
plosives, besides a quantity of material
for bombs and bolts.
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Hangmen,s Dav in Georgio

ATLANTA, Jan. S.-Allen Gray (colored)
was hanged for the murder of Mrs.
Strather. He stated on the gailows that
two negroes conjured himftoicommit the
crime.
SAVANNAH, Jan. S.--William Mccoy
was hanged at bonneville to-day for the
murder of John Bowie, last September.
MACON (Ga.l, Jan. S.--Sol Rowell and
Bob Sipards were hanged at Morgan to-
day for riotinp in 1889
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Speaker Crisp's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Spealker Crisp's
health continues steadily to improve.
His physician, DIR. Walsh, says he ex-
poets 10 have the Speaker out of bed and
sitting up in his room within few DAYS.
New YORK, Jan. S.-A Washington
dispatch says: In spite of the favorable
reports which have been sent out from
Crisp's room the past two days, the
Speaker is still critically i'll, and his fam
lily is very much alarmed about his condi-
ton. Il is said the crisis of his illness
has not been passed and that pneumonia
is still feared
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Large Iron Shin Ashore,

NORFOLK (Va.l, Jan. S.-A special
from Tasley, Va, says: "Tho Ashburn,
large iron ship in ballast, bound from
Sunderland, Eng, to Baltimore, went
ashore carly yesterday morning off this
county. She has n crew of twenty-six
men, and was recently chartered by a
Baltimore firm TO carry grain to Euro
be hauled off at high water if the weather
continues favorable"
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POLITICS IN UTAH.
Liberal Democrats to Wage War on
NTormonism and PoIygamy.

1IDeFdl OeUlOcfaIS TO wage War on
Mormonism and Polygamy.
SALT LAKE, Jan. S.--The Liberal DEM
ocrats of this city held jubilee and ban
quet tonight. Colonel w. n. Ferry, a
member of the National Committee, was
the guest Of the evening. During the
course of the evening an address to the
Democrats of the country was adopted.
stating that a few Republicans and Dem
ocrats in Utah have abandoned the Lib
eral party, joined with the Mormons. and
advising the country that times have
changed here, and the time has come to
divide party lines. The address states
that while in National politics they are
Democrats, they value the purity of the
-country's institutions above any party
duty, and the first question should be
in Utah: us man in the highest and
hottest sense an American citizen ?''
Therefore, the party in Utah will con-
tinue to act with the members OF other
parties for the maintenance of the laws
and the suppression of Mormonism and
polygamy. A demand is made that the
Democrats abroad who do not under
stand the situation in Utah, shall permit
the Democrats in that State to adhere
to the ancient Democratic doctrine of
home rule, and keep their influence
where it viii do no harm. Notice is
served that they do not propose to be let
cause they do not feel that the time has
come to place the power of the Territory
within the reach of the church, but re-
Guest the Democracy of the nation ''to
Keep its hands off and let US fight out our
own salvation -
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TROUBLE BREWING.
Fears of Another Outbreak Among
TIE Indians.

Fears of Another Outbreak Among
tie Indians.
PITTSBURG. Jan. S.-First Lieutenant
Rorke, Second Cavalry, was a passenger
on the Eastern express this morning,
bound tor Washington. He came direct
from Pine Ridge Agency, and will report
the condition of the Indians there to
Secretary Noble. Trouble is brewing
among the Indians at the agency" said
he, land my firm belief is that they will
soon start another crusade against the
whites. / have been among them some
time, and when / left there few DAYS
ago they were sullen and at times very
ugly, making open threats against the
whites. Were it not for the fact that they
depend largely on the Government for
food. fuel and clothing for winter. they
would rise up in arms almost any mo-
ment. They are again talking about the
Messiah, and it will not be long until
the ghost dance will again be resumed ,;
INDIANS DANCING.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. S.-A special to the
Star from Guthrie, Oklahoma. SAYS: Six
hundred Indians from tribes of the Otoes,
Iowas, Kaws and Ponces are indulging
IN the ghost dances at Red Rock, in the
Cherokee strip. The whole tribe of
Pawnees are dancing q short distance
from Red Rock. The latter have brought
thousands Of dollars worth of presents
for the Messiah.
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spreckels Company Reorganized.

SAN Francisco, Jan. San event of
some importance in commercial circles
occurred to-day. The firm of J. D.
Spreckels, Son IL Brother was reorganized
and new articles were filed with the
County Clerk. The reorganization of the
firm was caused by the Withdrawal of G.
a. Spreckels. j. D. and A. B. Spreckels
remain. The firm name is unchanged.
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held to-day. The election of officers re-
suited as follows: E. ]. Wickson, Presi-
dent; /. Q. Hodgkins, ice-President;
Mrs. II. l.. Cross, Treasurer; E. E.
Cross Secretary; Miss Carrie Rixford,
Accountant; Extraordinarily Hop
klns and E. Kellner; Committee on
Spring Exhibitions-W S. Smythe of
Berkeley, Mrs. Sperry and Mrs. B. Har
RS Of San Francisco. Mrs. S. G.. Ross of
Belmont and Mrs. 4. +. Bailey of San
EranciScn
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A brakeman Instantly Killed,

TRACY, Jan. SC. B. Davis, brakeman
on special train, was instantly killed at
Tracy this evening about o'clock. 1t is
not known for certain how it occurred.
but it is surmised that he attempted to
board the engine while it was backing.
He had sent to Canada for his mother and
sister, and they are on their way here.
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T.nttIe Mith Ma1n.a-

LONDON, jan, 8.-Advices from Singa-
pore state that dctachmcnt of Sillhs scns
TO quell the rising among The Malays in
Penang had an encounter with The rebels,
in which five Malays were killed and ono
of the SikhS wounded
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Gift to the Duke of Clarence.

LONDON, Jan. S-The London City
Council has decided that the wedding
gift to be presented by that body to the
Duke of Clarence and his bride shall be a
diamond necklace valued ct 1000 guineas
and magnificent silver dinner service
valued at 800 guineaS
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Charged With Perjury

CoLUsA, Jan. 8.-The Grand Jury has
indicted DR.. c. II. Gibbons on charge of
perjury while testifying in May last at
the Coroner's inquest over the body of
Miss Christiana Farney, who died under
peculiar circumstances. Gibbons was ar
rested, and released on $1,000 bonds.
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The Tangfer incident.

MADRID, Jan. "a telegram from Tan
gier says three British men-of-war are
anchored in the harbor, and that the
rumor of the landing of British marines
is without foundation. A Spanish
cruiser has been ordered to Tangier
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Work of NIonarchists.

LONDON, Jan. 8.-Advices from Brazil
show the opposition to the Federal Gov
eminent, which has been manifested in
several States. is due to the work of
Monarchists, who are steadily gaining in
influence 1t is said this influence will
probably cause radical though peaceful
change in the Government ut Rio Grande.
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New YORK, Jan. Son Thursday af-
ternoon Miss Ruth Cleveland, daughter of
the ex-Prcsident, was christened IN the
parlor of the Cleveland cottage at Lake
wood, where Miss Cleveland, with other
members OF the family, are spending the
wir1tar
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Pacific Rolling Mills Comnonv

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-The Pacific
Rolling Mills Company has filed with
the County Clerk a certificate OF its
bonded Indebtedness from S375,0 900 to
$4,000, in pursuance of a unanimous
vote of the stockholders.
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Secretary blaine We'll.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Secretary Blaine
has recovered from his recent illness and
spent two hours this afternoon in the
White House in conference with the
President ard the Cabinet. lie shows no
symptoms of illness or weakness.
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Severe snow-storms.

LONDON, Jan. S.-Severe snow-storms,
accompanied by intensely cold weather,
are prevailing in many parts of the
United Kingdom. The snowfall is so
heavy that railway traffic is greatly inn
peded and telegraphic communication is
intcrrupted
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THE ROBERTS TRIAL.
Witnesses for the Prosecution Still
on the Stand.
THE CASE CONTINUED UNTIL NEXT
MONDAY.

The Lone Highwayman Who Held Up
the Valley Springs Stage Gets But
Little for His Trouble, There Being
No Money IN the Express Box-A
Colusa Doctor Indicted on a Charge
of Perjury state Floral Society
Meeting.
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Fatal Quarrel.

BOISE CRY. Jan. Sat Challis. Custer
County, on Monday, in quarrel over IS,
J. Kestler stabbed George Jacoby. The
latter had been shot. Kestler is dead
Jacoby afterwards died. Both men were
prominent
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Distinguished German Dead.

BERLIN. Jan. {. - Ernest Wilhelm
Brucke, the well-1nown German physi-
ologist, is dead.
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Disastrous Freiaht wrecl-

LITTLE Rock Ark, Jan. s.-A disas-
trous freight wreck occurred on the Fort
Smith road this afternoon, seven miles
west of here. Engineer Merwin. the
fireman and Brakeman Kennedy were
killed..
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Death of Howard J,hnson

SAN RAFAEL, Jan. S.-Howard Russell
Johnson, author and playwright, and
son of observation-disclosures Johnson,
died this morning at Sausalito from heart
failure
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Wife of Baron Sandhurst Dead,

LONDON, Jan. S.-Lady Victoria Alex
andrina, wife of Baron SanGhurst, died
to-day. She YVES h&lf-sistor to Earl
Spencer.
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The wonderful progress made in snr-
gerry is shown from the fact that only O
per cent. of ell operations in amputation
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Rear-AdmiraI RODGERS Dead,

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Rear-Admiral
c. r. 2. Rodgers (retired) died here this
evening of heart trouble. He had been
i'll for some time,
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A Warm Rain.

CHICO, Jan. 8.-A heavy and warm rain
is falling here. which will cause the grain
III this vicinity to grow very fast.
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DYNAMITERS CAPTURED.
London Police Run Down a Gang
Of mbThroWers.
FOUNDRY FOR MANUFACTURING
BOMBS DISCOVERED.

TIE Parties Supposed to be the Tnsti-
gators of the Dublin Castle Ex-
plosion-sevcro Snow-storms and
Severe Cold Weather Prevailing in
Many Parts OF tho United Kingdom
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TEE VALPARAISO INCIDENT.
Interesting Testimony Given by
the Baltimore Sailors.
A WHOLLY DIFFERENT COLOR PUT
UPON THE AFFAIR.

The Assault Planned and the Men
Warned After They Had Gone
Ashore-The Chileans Demanded
Money, and on Being Refused
Resorted to Brutal Acts-Soldfers
Stab the Wounded While They Laid
on the Ground.
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RelinqUished His Pension Certificate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Secretary Nc
BILE has received letter from an ex-soI-
dier of Boston inclosing his pension
certificate, saying he voluntarily relin-
cuisines 1T, not wishing further assistance
| from the Government.
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The Czarina III.
Miss Cleveland Christened.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. S.-T'he Czarina
is i'll and unable to leave her apartments.
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NINTH CIRCUIT JUDGEsHIp.

The President Good Deal Perplexod
About the Appointment.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Representative
McKenna's friends are hoping that he
may be appointed Circuit Judge. One of
them said tonight: ''Mr. McKenna is
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FRIGHTFUL DISASTER.
Terrible Explosion in a Nine in
Indian Territory.
FULLY A HUNDRED KILLED AND AS
MANY INJURED.

Trouble Brewing Among the Indians
at tho Pine Ridge Agency-Belief
That They VIII Soon Ineuguratc
Another Crusade Against the
Whites-Four Men Killed by the Ex-
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GARzA,s Rand.
Question Of Allowing Troops to Cross
the Border in Pursuit.

Question Of Allowing Troops to Cross
the Border in Pursuit.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The question of
allowing Mexican troops to enter the
United States territory in pursuit of
Cara and his band was informally pre-
sented to tho Secretary Of State and was
one of the topics of discussion at the Cab
met meeting to-day. 1t is understood
that the Mexican Government will soon
make formal application for the privilege
referred to.
The matter was presented to Secretary
Blaine by Senior Romero, the Mexican
Minister, few days ago. In the course
OF general conversation in regard to
Cara Mr.. Romero remarked: 1.-THE
Mexican authorities arc h&mpered some
what in their operations against the in
surrectionists by their habit of seeking
shelter in United States territory when
ever Mexican soldiers are in close pTON-
unity to them. On the other hand, cross
ing the lire into Mexico when necessary
to avoid meeting the United States
troops.'
He was Of the opinion that the capture
OF Cara might be effected without doubt
II the troops OF either country are allowed
to follow him into contiguous foreign
territory. In order TO test the sentiment
of the Government on the question, he
intimated that the President of Mexico
would make formal application to the
President of the United States for per-
mission for Mexican troops to enter the
United States in pursuit OF Cara, is case
such course is rendered necessary.
The question is considered serious, in
volving degree OF diplomatic and inter
national delicacy of unusual importance.
The matter of damage which might be
done American life and property renders
the question a difficult one to decide, par
ticularly in view of the present friendly re-
lations between the countries. 1t is I'M
derstood that the Secretary Of State OPP
posed the proposition as tending to estab-
Ilsh dangerous precedent. No action
VIII be taken, however, unless the mat
ter is formally presented.
Five Boilers Explode.
CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Five boilers ex-
ploded tonight in the Warren Springer
Manufacturing building, on Canal street,
killing four men and dangerously iniur-
ing two others, one fatally. The killed
are: Arthur Hail. A. d. Bush (both col
ored), John Lee and Patrick Rodgers.
Henry Oswald was fatally hurt James
Giggins was badly scalded, but will re-
cover. The rictims were firemen and
helpers. TLs damage done to the build
ing was trjfing, the total, including boil
ers being $4,000. The cause of the ex-
pt, sion is unknown. The boilers had
only been in use two weeks Engineer
Schroeder miraculously escaped injury.
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Rather Too Arectionate.

CHICO, Jan. S.-A telegram was received
from Pentz, fifteen miles east of here,
yesterday afternoon, calling for the doc
tor to attend a lady who had her leg
broken. 1t appears that Jack Powe, a
saloon-keeper, is in the habit of hugging
his wife so hard that sometimes the hugs
approached that of bruin Yesterday he
took his wife by the shoulders and started
TO dance up and down. In doing so he
broke her left leg at the thigh. Seeing
what ne had done he called for doctor.
dignant at the scenes which has occurred
in Rowe's saloon.
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State FLORAL Sncietr

SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. S.-The annual
Ineetine of the State Floral Society was
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TIE following we're elected osecers for sAe
yrvensis Tezne Of Reinsurance. On saturday
tc- TIE ensuing serra- 5urssri ntsn1srt~ Mss ".
sEtsor; ceisf tsrp 81. ANA saith: vice
E7p4sr. Eva Csan perRssE, secretary, Gay
Hoaden: assistant seereixry, Beatrice Eesterlg:
chaplain. Mxees Consvsy; financial SECRETARY,
Carrie Hrsgat. treasurer Pear ConaSay. u2A--
saai. oaaer sma!sas deputy MARSHAL. Ana
Pitcher. guard. Fred Rells; ssEttRsi. BERTHE
TowIs
PARK Lodge. No -. Knignts 81 Pysatas, On
Friday r1sht conferred the rx7k OF Page on
tive. 81 Esquire Ga oae and Of Knight on oaa
* @. 7. NJ. gziaser Tsat. No .. sill have "A
tnitiatlca tomorrow aIgas
salmon Exy Coart, independent Order ct
Forresssrs, met IS usual for their monthly
meeting OF Tuesday and transacted the usual
rcErinc business
Oecsdsnsai Ledge. Sa -, A. r. ard A. NJ, met
Tuesday and conferred tia First degree on ens
candidate A. their next regalsr meeting. On
The fret Tuesday ia December, the election Of
o5aesrs for the ensuing yex viii take plscs, and
9 large ssteaesnes Of the brothers Is earnestly
requested.
samoa Bay Lodge. So 100 L o. q. r. init
ased ore candidate Wednesday night
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rcne viii be admitted who Asve not revive
snvssstSons Corrrssy Z ziii givs an exsfs.s4on
in the 5xyoaes exercises after sas battalion crsaa
ID ever
The raes are ali drilling sssiSnnusiy ey rsssos
Of tia hoca saey have iAaf seaas 81 ths ossf
drilled eora nsr les will Do se12 free % the Worl D
fair rsxt rear.
AasE-tssn 0'Rrtau represented tire military
etxnisx Of tie state CT Washington with credit
the dedication Of tie Wer.as fair grounds
GA October n
First Seryt NJ r Sherwood, Of Company *. OF
Aeeroeen. hxs been ecied captain. sad rs lie -
3 good officer tire company anasr his coEnusnd
wsil take &C new lease Of life
Though Company /, Of PORT Townsend, has
rome through rnuce trouble IL 10 now IN a fae
condition sud ;urns cut ar sssoaishing3y iarge
nErnh er Of 70 men az each drill
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r@s aH1 t-szssr@sc considerable eEssssss bet
BAD SO asx-se wn-x - r.rte-ra-
% Hc13xs Frssx~ussy Losxs, Va g. zzet and
carried sszf tee F@sassse work OF TIA orse<.
TIE uxxAazsea~ Cd Fezsas fcr .ass uzerss -
ozzs sr1 ia q HeYy hzzsssSss@ sna rNwss sfssss
Eswxzs1s
Efse vesx fTezz asxs TAnrsssT tse FYser4sAfr
ssesal seeassy -lll g1zs s>szaA a. Ode Fellows
sanagsA
Tae scso-s IA tss sErses41e 1exree vii repeat
tS~ss snssrtafnz@at scr sas pe1s1s Of saiEon
ksE ta1<s ~ Ballard IA The near future
Or Friday afzas asaxfss Lsodrs. Nc. & held
Essstsnx and eozssrra1 kns satisfactory degree On
. raasA@T Of naerabxra
seattle eaeseaprzsrs Fzst On FRIDAY night asa
srsEzsscssf. rsuszne basan@ss ealy.
ayssas Joszr1, Sc. 8. asa4 Is weekly nesting
lsss ntsaE sna eonfsrrSd degrees ca ssvsssl
eAzds1ss1x
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The Knight. Of pytAIa..

On s1zsiar evening a; o7een City Lo.ve. Nc.
e. AZ eTsut tesk place thai ea1aea together .
large nunsoss o Pytnl@n ksaghts II was =
esptA0a Esn9sred 20 6rHr1 CA1neelior Fred
Axstz 81 El8szsbz-g, who ocee ps@s the Highest
position ia tae order ia this state. Delegations
ss-e present from a auEseer % other icfg@s s1a
Tbs osezsion va. h.ghIy sz5oye1 By slL The
sF@ech Of wesc9sas ~as d@zsxsrez hY Z 2. Ed
SOS iS graceful sBa happy manner Fred
Page TUstaa spoke GA hsAsis OF she lodge and
eo8 J. b 3stGssfs On bsEaf % seattle. Dsxis-
ssr No. pressas.t the grand chshesllor with
god ms4ai In taxsa Of appreciation for what be
hsa done in behalf OF the Cntforsn Rank IL the
state The rwelpsens responded in hsarty
manner and delivered . speech that wss sio-
9ssat and cozEslEed many practical suggestions
for TBS good Of the order. A nsstal also
presented - Brig Harry Blwslow for hts
disslnxais bed services 20 tke orseg. Capt Joe
arseas Of sessE8e Division, No. !. also made
few rsEEarks Daring the evening refreshments
were served aad IL was after midnight before
the meeting adjourned
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L.san. rrat.rnal View.

Lstons Lodge, L O G. T., No. 3. held its regn-
lar weekly meeting THURSDAY evening and in
stalled the following officers 10 sense for the
next quarter: Chief templar, J. r. Douglas:
vice tsmpiar, Mrs. William Cowsn; chaplain,
Mrs. Robert Douglas: secretary. Mr. samuel
Coons. r.: assistant secretary. Miss Violet
Cowsn: financial secretary. Mrs Henry Cowan:
treasurer, Mrs. william Copestick. marshal, Mr..
Edward Cowan: deputy marshal, Miss Annie
Douglas guard, Mrs Samuel Coons: seniiael,
Miss Esfells Cowan- Several visitors from SIS
ter lodges wee present aud contributed TO MAKE
a very enjoyable evening.
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TACOMA MILITARY GOSSIP.
Col. earretson Returns-Troop B's New
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


TACOMA. Nov Especial i-0wins to activity
IN political circles. military drills and exercises
have been neglected somewhat
Capt /. Nj. Howell has been actively engaged
with the fismbeau Club lately. aud We'd esdsy
evening Company postponed It's drill, tue off,
GERS being engaged with the marching clubs.
Col. III. r Garretsou has returned from Chi
cago, having been with Gen. @ RrIen, Col
Landes. Col Pike and Col Stout. the represen.
tatIves OF the Nailons Guard OF this stste at the
opening exercises OF the Worlds fair there
Gen. bgien, who was formerly citizen OF
Chicago and member of the famous Ellsworth
Zonayes, was interviewed and dinea by his old
friends whom he met while al Chicago
Tie following score, were INSIDE by members
OF company al rife practice during the last
two weeks. tbirty-six shots at 100 yards: highest
score possible, lS0: