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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
"TEACH HIM A LESSON"

Proposed to Do 1t by LynehinE Him
Anti Catholic Agitator.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. N.-Ex- President Stat
tory tonight gave An anti-Cathelio lecture
10 men only at Central Turner hall. Dur
ing the lecture the crowd, which filled the
place to sunocation. was very boistsrous.
At its conclusion 6lsttery, accompanied BY
his wife, who was waiting for him In a.
aptsroom, started for . hotel. A crowd
followed, growing more and more bolster
ous, Finally, surrounding the ooupls. the
O. ovid almost with one voice yelled. Lynch
himr' ''Teach him q lssson!'
Slattsry threw one arm around his wife
crowd hurled defiance in thei. teeth. 4
soorce OF policemen charged and finally
succseded in getting Slattery to ths hotel.
Over half the throng fingered In the vicin-
ity Of the hotel. but the police rapidly dis
uerssd them. Slattsry and wife were un-
harmed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Detective From Missouri Overlooks
an Important Matter in
His Haste.
Had Requisition Papers, but They
Had Not Been o. K.'d by
Gov. Richards.
Ho Wants l.. II. smith, Of Great Fails,
Charged With EmbezzIement In
Kansas City, Mo.
Special to The Independent.

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS. Oct. N.-J. w. Young. q
detective from Kansas City, arrived here
yesterday with . requisitioA from the gov
ernor OF Missouri for the arrest OF l.. b.
Smith, claim agent of the Great Northern
railway. on the charge of smbezzlsrasnt Of
5000 placed In his keeping for invest
msnt while real eststs agent al Kansas City
two years ago. The detestivs secured his
man, but on oonaultAtion with lawyers
found that he could not hold him, a. the
requisition had not bssn eountsrsiRnsd by
Gov. Riokards.
While hunting the sheriff his man took
che train for st. Paul. Detective Young
followed suit and finding Sheriff ONeal. Of
Benton. on the same train. had him re-
arrest Smith on suspicion and hold him
until he could return to Helena and have
his requisition fixed. Smith took the train
openly. telling his associates bis dsstina-
tion and purpose. and claiming that he
could seonrs proofs of innoosnos in 81.
Paul He bears good reputation here and
in st. Paul and friends state that IL must b
an erEoT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITlES.

IospoN. OCT. 27.-Ths Fifsld church.
near Ahinp on, built In the thirteenth son-
tury. has burned.
PrrrsBuRa, Och. 2.-Ex- United States
Circuit Judge W. T. MoKennon, died this
morning after . protraetsd illness. aged "a.
New YoRK, Oct. 27.-Mrs. u. =. Grant
and party have gone 10 California. whore
they will spend the winter On shs EAnsh of
Jesse L. Grant.
Nrw Yokk, Oct. 27.--Ths strike on ths
Postal Telegraph and Mutual Reserve
buildinp. 10 settled and ths men returned
TO work this morning.
I,rrtn Rock. Oca a7.-Ths jury In NE
case Of the defaulting e1-sssss treasurer.
Woodruff, after being out since Tuesday.
came into court this morning aud an
nounoso that they could not agree aad
were discharged. They stood ten - tive
for conviction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
WILL THEY COME BACK?

Chasing tho North Pole in Skihs-Hardy
VoyAsers.
P1rrsBuRG, Oct. N-Capt. Aaron King
ston, of California. and . party of ten. left
PittsburQ to-day in three small vessels,
the objective point being the Bsrrsl island
in the No til Atlantic ocean. about 200
miles north Of whore the Jeanette was lost.
The boats arc not much larger than ordin-
arv skitfs. but Capt. Kingston IL confident
Of the success OF the expedition. From
Pittsburg the expedition will 60 down to
Now O.lsans. then through she Gulf Of
Mexico to the eastern coast OF south
America, to Cape Horn. sp the west coast
to BerinR sea and str ats. and into ths Arc
tic sea. In the party 10 Capt. Kingston's
wife. his b. other-in- law. G. X. SpanGel.
and wife. They expect to DO gone year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
CLASSED AS A FRAUD.

Mccormick. Who Says He Killed PEN
rose, Put in Ihst Category.
A dispatch from Lake Crystal. MINI,
says it is generally believed there that Mo
Co mick, who says he killed PsnEose, IL a
fraud. No effort was made to reoapture
him. He 10 either many times a murderer
or fanatic with a penchant for peculiar
and profitless pranks. A dispatch from
sleepy Eye MINI, snys: MeOormick. who
gave himself mp to the village marshal at
Lake Crystal as the murderer of Edito
Penn ose, of Butte. 10. the Same follow who
GOT few days oare and attention here as
the sslf-oon fessed murderer of one Gala
han, at Salt Lake City. The fellow 10 a
fraud pure and simple and 1t is now known
that he has worked innocent county con-
stables and sheriffs in this way for some
time past.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
THE CHINESE BILL,
Wiil Bs Reported Favorabiy to the Senate
on Monday.

Wiil Bs Reported Favorab,y 10 the Senate
on Monday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator Gray. Of
tho committee on foreign relations, told an
Associated press reporter to-day that he
thought the committee would bring In q
favot able report upon the house Chinese
bill on Monday. There has been some
effort to delay the reporting of the bill
until the beginning of the repu'sr session.
but the adminissration has expressed the
wish that she bill be reported and disposed
of as soon as possible and the committee 10
now disposed to act upon the bill immsdi-
ately. It Is not believed the house bill will
be amended in any particular by the com
mittse. as IL is the desire that as little time
Is possible be allowed to slapss before its
passage. Senator Perkins will try to have
the report postponed until Tuesday or
Wednesday, until his democratic colleague
White arrives.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
ANDREW REESMAN'S DEATH.

He II Attacked with . HemorrhaEo and
Dies Worry Suddenly.
Andrew Rsesman. of Malysvills, an old
time Helena boy. died very suddenly yes
terday. For some time hr. Ressman had
bsen sufferer from Tuberculosis. Yester-
day afternoon while walking mp Main
street he had = violent attack Of coughing
which ended in . hemorrhaRe. He was in
front Of the Pittsburgh block. and suddenly
he dropped to the ground. DR.. Bullard.
who WAS close at hand. ran TO his assist-
anos, but tho unfortunate man gave two
Qasps and all was over. The body was
taken to Herrmann's undertaking rooms.
Mr.. Reesman was a merchant at Nsrys-
willie, aud very popular. He leaves . wife
and two children. He WAS a member In
good standing of the Odd Fellows lodge At
Aa ysvills, and tho funeral. which will take
place in Helena Sunday. will be under the
auspices OF she Helena Odd Follows.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
BLUE RIBBONS FOR BEER.
Medals and Diplomas Given to Almost Al
Mann aCturArR

Medals and Diplomas Givon to Almest All
Manufacturers.
CHICAGO Dot. N.-Ofhoial announcement
of the result of the examination of domss-
io beer was made to-d day. Tho percentage
Of excellence decided upon was 45 per cent
for purity and IS per cont, for CONNIE rcial
i'm porsnnce. olsarnsss and sparkle. Ann
hsus Busch. of st. Louis, ressivsd six
me dals and diplomas. and excel the others
IN purity few points. Pabst, of Ailwau-
kee, received five medals and the chemists
eport was complimentary. Other firms
received medals as follows: Cooke. Of Obi
capo, three; Northwestern company. of Chi
caco one; Besley. of Waukegan. ono;
Wldeman. of Kentucky, two; New Orleans
com, any. OF New Orleans. one; Stroh, OF
Detroit. one; Voight. OF Det oit. three;
Lem. of st. Louis three; Liebman's Cons.
of BROOKLYN. two; David Meyer. OF New
Yo,h. one; BHedlestsin 4 Arere. Of New
York, one; Sohli,z. of Milwaukee. three;
Betz, of Philadelphia. four; Be'Rner j.
Enpel, Of Philadelphia, four.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
RELIGION IN POLITICS.
Tho A. p. A. Called AN Illegal, Traftoroui
Society In Congress.

Tho A. p. A. Called AN Illegal, Traitorous
Society IN Congress-
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-Weadock, of Mich
igsn. presented in the house memorial
from Ex- representative Youmans. oandi-
date for congress against the sitting men,
bsr W. &. Linton. asset ting that Linson's
ole cotton 10 illegal and invalid. Wsndock
said It asked for com mittss 10 investigate
the whole question. II involved. Weauook
continued. the existence and animus of an
un-Ams lean. illegal. traitorous or0aniza-
tion. which. In Michigan, had gone to shs
exts Mt Of procuring nrms. The organization
sxisss in several states. II 10 PARTON ariy
offensive in Michigan, where iss machina-
tions have caused reign Of terror:
Challenged to name 1t, WeAdosk said IL
was known ~ the American Protective ~.
ISOLATION. Hopkins. of Illinois. pfstestsd
aaainst tho ariaipnment of the soe'esy as
traitoroas. and mAds = point OF order that
shs matter VAS Aot privileged. The speaker
ovsr.uled the point, but In Iinton's ab.
sense the matter Was allowed to 20 over s'll
to- o-MortsW.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
HANGED IN PURE WHITE.
The suit Selected by = Bad Man for I
GAllOWa

The suit Selected by a Bad Man for ths
linllows
MORTON. Va. Oct. 27.-Aa'shsll Taylor.
better known as Doc Taylor. the famous
leader Of gang Of outlaws and one Of the
survivors Of John Moraan's famous guerilla
band during the war. was hanged this
afternoon for ths murder and robbery Of
Ira Mullins, his wife. two children. and the
driver of tho wagon In which they were
,sturning from Kentucky 10 Virginia.
Taylor was the leader Of the gang wh,0h
had fsud with the noted Dalton Hall
gang. Taylor appeared on the gailows In a
suis of pure white linen and preached his
own funst al sermon TO \ crowd assembled
10 witness his death. His whole lifs showed
him 4 man absolutely without fear.
FBxsNo, Cal. Dot. 3D.. +. O. Vincent.
vifs murderer, Vas hanged al noon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Gounod Laid to Rest

PARIS. Oct. N.-Ths romans of the great
composer. Gounod. were buried to-day with
full civic and military honors. Present at
the funeral were celebrities in tho arts and
sciences from all parts Of Ftance. Tho
hearss was followed BY two large ehariots
laden with flowers. offerings and othss
colossal tributes, borne on ths shoulders Of
those following the casket. ALI the mus
ioal sosieties OF Franco sent delegations
who marched In the procession aud sang as
the corseRe passed TO the ohu Oh Of La
Madeline, where . solemn musical service
Was held.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Million for . Muse . IN.

CHICAGO, Ooa T.-Ons million dollars
will bs aivsn BY Ma shall Field 10 The per
nans,t museum which IL 10 be The esscoms
~ tha Worlds fair. On condition that
1bOO 600 more be subso.ib.d and that She
s,ookholde Of the exposition subscribe .
fund Of 1000. 900 Of their holdiaas, whish
"a .,s ,sssns an Investment Of $b OO0. COO but
are wo. III less. HsorRs ID. PailnAn has
subsoribed SlO0. .0O0.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Fears That Manson, the Arctic Explorer,
II Dead.
LONDON. Oct. 27.-The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes . scare story TO the effect that .
Norwegian returning from northern Kus-
sia. brings news to the effect that the Fran,
outside the Kara river, working heavily and
awkwardly in ths ice. It WAS the opinion
that the Fran oould not Withstand the
budetinQs and pinohine Of the ioe and that
Nansen's tempe ament was greatly changed.
He had become vn0illatinR. restless and
melancholy. Fears are expressed that no
was lost, as II he had returned news
would have bsen resolved from him before
now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28

ToRoNro. Oct. 27.-Ths Telegram ts-day
says: ut is not consistent with the dianlty
Of Canada to permit United States officials
TO inspect immigrants at Canadian ports.
There 10 a sentimental objection to the idea
Of United States officials exercising the
auth ority Of their government on Canadian
soil. Worse than that ia the certainty that
those whom alien officers reject az being too
poor to enter the republic via Canada will
become a burden upon the country that
foolishly obliges railways by allowing itself
to be used - back door to the United
States."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Turned Over for Trial.

eAN Francisco. OCT. 27.-A correspondent
Of the Associated press at Apia Samoa,
writes that the support given to King Ma
lietoa's government in suppressinR Matax-
fa's rebellion has been followed mp by
further action ON the part of the men-of-
war in the harbor. The chiefs Of two un-
rulv factions have been brought 10 Apia
and handed over to the government to
stand trial for tho deaths they have cause d.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28

SAN Francisco. Oct. 27.-Pilot johnson,
who was in charge Of She steamer City Of
New York when she ran ashore yesterday.
has dissppearsd and cannot BE- found. He
Vas suspended from duty by tho pilot COM
missioners. II 10 thouGhs the New York
onnnos be hauled of The rocks and she is
certain TO bo total loss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
An Anarchist Murderer Convloted.

P1rrsBuRa, Osl 27.-After - all night
session the jury In the case OF Noel Maison.
the alleged French anarchist charged with
tn. killing Of Sophie Raes, returned . YER
dict this morning of guilty of murder in
the nrst degree. II was claimed that Mai.
son vas implicated In an anarchist plot to
destroy the public buildings Of Canada and
that Nrs kaes overheard the anarchists
secrets. Her removal was thsa decided
npon. NsisSn and his companion lay in
vnit for shs woman and killed her ~ she
Was returning homo with her husband.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
A Foreigners Opinion.

PARIS Oct. 27.-The Temps, comment
ing upon p. esidsnt Cleveland's attitude
upon the silver question. says that BY Re-
sisting to the uttsrnost Cleveland will rem
dor great service to tho business world.
and at the same time will help modify the
constitutional equilibrium of the United
States BY Transforming the members OF his
This 10 the most serious innovation in
volvsd in the financial crisis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
rarn.rs Alliance Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1.-Ths Farmers
alliance convention 10 In session hsss 10
day discussing the proposed union Of ths
alliance with the II. II. h. A. A resolution
was rek orted denounoina certain members
Of congress in unmeasured terms for aid
ing the repeal OF The Shoi man law without
fsvos Ing tho unlimited coinage OF silver at
a ratio Of sixteen to one.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
railroad Won't Carry Contrsband Goods

TOPEKA, Oct. N.-The hRst instance Of
railroad man refusing to convey intoxioat-
inp liquors was reported to the board Of
railroad com missisners to-day. The Kan
,as City importing company sent = half
,.rrsl of wine over the Union Pacific.
which at 81. Nsry's was TO be transferred
TO the 81. Joe Il G. and Island road. The
agent of the G. and Island " ~ Joe re-
used 10 asosps the wine. saving that the
tate prohibitory Law p. ovides that any
omnon carrier shall be guilty OF mis-
lemsapof Who transports liquor which 10
old in violation OF law. The board of
,ilroad oommiAsioners were unable Ia
.oroe the road TO carry the wine and II will
. Fssu- ned TO Kansas CitY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
work Of the Missionaries.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 27.-To-dsy's session Of
the Msthodist Womsn's Foreign Missionary
society was occupied principally WITH ths
consideration Of reports from various dis
tricts, The sesreta les are greatly snoOur
aged over the fact that they raised nearly
Sio 600 naurs shis rear than lasts despite
the money strinaeney.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Stock holders Much Dissatisfied.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-sir Henry Tyler. pres
ident of the Grand Trunk railway of Can
ada, presided to-day At the half-yearly
meeting of shat road. The financial report
shows . net revenue of $4,000. A stormy
time followed the r. aiding of the report and
the board of directors was freely criticized.
The late auditor of the company said it
WAS drifting into bankruptcy, and q mo-
ton for vote of thanks was greeted With
Misses and Rrours. The meeting finally
b. oke up with y scene of eonsids. able CON-
fusion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
sooialists Have = Stormy Session.

COLOGNE, Oct. 27.-TheEe was . stormy
session to-day of the socialists congress.
After e warm exchange of remarks moro
personal than parliamentary the congress-
esolvsd that the social democratic party
resolved that IL would not repeal lis express
sion OF sympathy with the trades union
movement and impose upon all members
the duty of untiringly working for the
recognition OF tho i'm "ortanos of tYhdes
unions and to do their utmost to strengthen
these organisations
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28

BEhL1N. Oct. 27.-In oenneotion with the
failure of the bank of Pfeffer i Harsde-
gen, Of Cassel. with Liabilities Of 1900. 900
marks. announced yesterday, It 10 said that
PfstYsr has fed to England and that the
bank has absolutely no assets. Tho sensa-
tion has been increased BY the fact that
Hnrtdegen, tho remaining Dastnss. com
mitted suicide.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Cattle Stealing Epidemic.

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. N.-Casss Of cattle
stealing are coming thick and fast. Andy
Clews sold q calf here which was Teeog-
nized a. one belonging to the Sands Cattle
company. On arrest and examination he
stated that be sold II at the request Of
Thomas Carlisle. OF Deep Creek. to whom
he supposed 1t belonged. He was held in
$500 bail for hea ring ON Monday.
Henry Waldo was caught in the aot Of
skinninR calf belonging TO Matt Furnsli,
of Sun River. He did not deny the fact.
but offered to pay the owner the vslus Of
the calf. He was bound over 10 the district
court in $500 bonds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Lily Has HOpsA

eAN FRANo,soo. Ost. 87.-Advises 10 Tho
Associated press from Honolulu say that all
10 quiet. The secret service department. Of
the government has discovered she fact
that Ex- Queen LillioakalAni has had AMI
forms made for several rstatners who are
to wsar them on ths occasion Of her restota-
tiop, which event IL 10 said she confidently
anticipates. ga
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28

To-Day the Fall meeting of
the California Jockey Club opens
at San Francisco.
The programme of races will
contain many interesting turf
events, for the reason that the
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso-
ciation Of which Tom Williams
is president has combined with
the Jockey Club in offering an
attractive list of stakes and pur-
ses, on five days OF each week,
no purse being less than $500. !
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
A KANAAR KICKS.

Objects to the Writing of n Newspaper
Mnu-The RaAk Tax.
WASHINGTON, Got. 2.-ProceodinRs In
the houss this morning were enlivsnsd by
personal explanation by Representative
Hudson. OF kansas. Who objected strenu-
ously to statements BY Tho special cor
respondent of certain Warrington paper
a. 10 Hudson's connection with Kansas
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Good Work with Gnns.

PATTERSON N. j.. Oct. N.-J. A. II.
elliott, champion live pigeon shot Of the
United States. and Frank CLANS. New Jet
,ev champion shot. contested ~ Willard
ark Nh,s afternoon. 100 birds. stakes $3.50 q
,de. The match resulted In . draw, with
.inesy-six each. A shoot-o6 followed At
wsnty- i've birds eash. Ihis Elicit Yen.
x,llina tveuty-four. Glass missed two.
asking shs score tvsnty-fous 10 twenty
.hsas
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
In support Of Mining Sch ooIs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. N.-In she senate
Cullom offered a joint resolution transfer
ring the naval exhibit Of the government
at the Worlds fair, known a. the model
battle ship Illinois to the state of Illinois
as an armoEy for tho naval militia OF the
state ON the termina alton Of the fair.
Tho bill TO aid the states of California,
Oregon. Washington. Montana. Idaho. Ne
yada. Wyoning. Colorado. Minnesota and
South Dakots, TO support schools of min
ing, allowing eseh 25 psr cent of the pro-
eesds of the sale of mineral lands within
tho state, but not TO exceed e120 GOO pei
year. was passed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Extending American Registry.

WASHINGTON. Dot. N.-Ths Fithian bill
Tor the free admission to American registry
OF ships built In foreign countries WAS or
de- ed favorably reported to the house. Its
provisions take effect January next. Any
hull purchased in accordance shall not be
used or allowed to engage in the ooastwise
trade OF tho United States
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Contors the
Past Week.
New YORK, Oct 27.-The clsarinRs of the
banks Of the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
of laat vaaY WerS "A follova:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28

1otal for the leading cities of the Unite
States WAS 500. l4l.O 900. a decrease OF 20. pe
cent compared with the same week last year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-28
Double-BreaSted Suits

Are just the thing for this time.
OF year. We have them in all
grades and ia brics. Wool lined
with silk backs. They are SELL
erS: make and retain customers
Tor US. Take a look at them
you will buy one.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-09-23
The Maccabees,

The annual great camp OF the X. o.
7. NJ. OF Michigan, in session at Grand
Rapids during last week, was an I'M
qualified success. Reports OF officers
showed the order to be in most -four
ishing condition in this state, the mem
bership in Michigan being greater than
the combined membership of the next
five largest beneficiary societies in the
state. During the year past the mem
bership has increased 11,050. During
the year there were 233 warrants drawn
on the endowment fund, aggregating
$347,76l. There are now 835 sub.
ordinate bodies in the state, with a
membership of 53,l73. The outstand-
ing death benefits amount to $1,000
600.
The total membership of knights and
ladies' of the Maccabees in the country
is 128,772, net increase of 1880.
Disability claims of S66,383 have been
paid since organization, and death
claims aggregating $2,425,510. There
are $4,000 members IN good standing Of
the ladies of the order of the Maccabees
in Michigan.
Officers were elected on Thursday as
follows: Commander, d. d, Aitken,
Flint; lieutenant commander, Thomas
Watson, Roscommon; record keeper,
N. s. Boynton, Port Huron: finance
keeper Robert J. Whaley, Flint; medi
cal examiner, E. b. Tibbals, Flint;
chaplain, Henry NJ. Carey. Manistee.
The lady Maccabees elected the follow
ing officers: Commander, Mrs. Lillian
HOLSTER, Detroit: lieutenant command
err, Miss Bina West, Port Huron record
keeper, Miss Emma l.. Bower, Ann
Arbor.
The last session was held on Friday,
and it was decided to meet in Lansing
next year, The most important bust
ness transacted was the consideration
of an amendment to the laws. Here
after no liquors of any kind will he sold
or allowed to be sold at any ball or
entertainment given by the order,
At the Maccabees prize drill the
Grand Rapids division won first prize,
a 5000 cup; Detroit, second, silk ban.
ner; Saginaw, third, $50 in money.