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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-09-28
DEADLY WRECK.
a Score or More OF Lives Sacrificed onathe
Wabasfl-Eecond Section of Passenger
Train DnshsS into Freight Train.

A Score or More Of Lives Sacrificed onShe
Wabash-secona Section of Passenger
Train Daahss Into Freixht-Train.
KINGsBURY, Ind, Sept GA fright
full train wreck occurred here Friday
morning ON the Wabash railway.
About5 O'Clock eastbound freight No.
90 side-tracked to allow tie two sec
tions OF No. IS wesSbound passenger to
pass. When the first section Of the
passenger train had passed the brake
man of 92 opened the switch TO allow
the freight to proceed on to The main
track.
1t is presumed that he overlooked
the signals, ana before the error could
be corrected the second section Of the
taaS sxpseas oome along at rete ot
ATTY lnxia9 an hosr, crashing Into The
eag&se Of she froigha which l=z.s
yea IN the side track. The passenger
was forty-five minutes late.
Besides fearful loss of life and a
number injured. both engines were
totally wrecked, and two coaches, one
baggage and ono sleeper were smashed
sengers hurt were in the dny cars one
sleeper alone was no. dcrailcd Fifteen
doctors were soon ut the scene OF the
wreck, which was horrible in tine eX-
treme- Supt. Could of the Wabash,
also arrived shortly after the wreck.
! Among the first names OF victims
learned were those of Engineer Green,
Of Peru, Ind, and Conductor. Coulter
They were reported in u dying condi
ton
Kingsbury Is small station on the
new Chicago division of the Wabash
New YORK, Sept 22.-Whcn l'resi.
dent Ashley, of the Wabash RAILWAY, was
shown the Associated Press diapa:cn
from Chicago relating that u terrible
wreck had occurred on his read mean
Kingsbury. Ind. he handed The reporter
the following telegram which he fiac
just received from st. Louis:
1--WE had q very bad accident nca,
Ilingsbury on our Chicago extension
Friday morning about o'clock c:iHsad
by collision Report says abcut ten
people killed and number injured.
Particulars yet arc mcager
JAMES J.. How"
CHICAGO, Sept 90 Twelve dead
bodies have SO far been talErli Ir9:r ,hl
wrecked train. and it is believed tie,
there are still that many more bodies
to bo removed. Engineer Green ane
Conductor Coulter. CT the passenger
train, being among the killed. ihG
engineer Of she freight train is report
ed injured Everything is i,cing done
to make the injured comfortable u
ueighboring farm houses
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The POULTRY THIS WINTER

IT is nota good Iil,ui to have the poul
try too near the pig pen.
CARE With poultry 'lo"s not imply that
they should DC ;.;.,ap'rd.
Two-rinEps lar'l and one-third coal oil
will Hi. ~ go body lice.
ALMA, .a.s.a With e good breed:
wheth.: 49,. Eggs or with fowls.
KEEPING iii filthy quarters will usual
ly make short work Of the turkeys.
Foopc can be wasted bygivins too little
Us we'll as by giving too much.
WIrI poultry. rs with all other kinds
Of work, care must be taken not to UNI
dertake too much.
If afowl becomes sick separate it from
the others aud doctor it, as the disease
may be contagious.
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NEWS ITEMS.


la,itish ncwsp.. ..asss SLY the white
house infant is a bog.
The total admissions Il the Worlds
fair Wednesday were sle,2so, OF which
III, 42s paid.
Bob Brisco murdered his wife at
Toronto, Ark, for sitting Up with sick
child of neighbor.
Peter Maher and Joe >icAuiiife are
matched to fight in Frisco in an effort
to revive pugilisin thcsc.
The house committee on territories
has decided to report, HiH for the ad-
mission OF Utah as tiltc.
Six hundred men rc.umcd work Fri
day at the Manners coiieries in Derby
shire, at the ola rate OK wagoa
Acting Dogash Steward Chnsse.
fOgnTundson, noa' u: Fort 1fosnnss
KY, is transferred 20 Fort McPhcrson,
Ga
| Arthur Allcndcr's !l:tle boy vas acct
dentally shot and instantly killed by
his cousin near Red iic;:sc, W. Va.
! Roth children urc under SIX .Ycars.
Mr.. ErooMShrc. o. InCe.l.o, Thurs
day introduced bin provi'iinr for the
erection of q pu..ic bJliidin.: 1T Brazil,
Ind, at q cost ne co exceed $4,000.
While prize tight was ION" at Sis
tersvillc, w. Va, tic Noor Of The build
ing gave way and ti.c auloncc OF 100
was thrown into the cellar. Miracu-
lousy, no one was fatally injured
Hon. Robert Barnett died ut bis
home In Lexington. O., Wednesday,.
He was 81 years oil and represented
Richland county il Tie state 'cyis!a-
trrc from 1874 &c 1855 - i democrats
William Thaycr. for many years
night editor of the Boston Post. was
found deud in his room at the Hotel
Vosslcr, Boston. Deut:l is thought to
have been tho result Of natural causes.
Mrs. William 1rux's four-ycar-old
child was fatally poisoned ~ spread
ing adder near Coin'nbrS, Ind. 4 vast
number of the reptile have lnado their
appearance In that section this dry
season
1t was definitely decided Wednesday
afternoon by the directors of the
[ Worlds fair to close the fair or Ccto-
Der 81. The fair NJ. : rcnain open two
on three days after that date, but not
as an exposition.
James H. En!,icn was hanged ct
Eureka. Cal, F'ri;iav afternoon ;or The
murder of Mrs iriec. thc vile Of a
prominent citizcn Baden kissed tho
sheriff and other bystanticrs good-by
and died bravcly
Tcrraut, the French bicyclist, has
. left Ynris for St Petersburg. from
which CITY he will start back Tuesday
TO Paris on his wheel, in the hope OF
establishing record fora journey from
st. Petersburg to Paris
The Indiana state fair closed Friday.
The fair has not been a success tinan-
cially. The attendance. except on
Thursday, was exceedingly icager,
and the receipts have been not less than
SO. 900 short OF expenses. Premiums,
however, viii be paid in full.
Secretary of State Taylor, upon the
advice of Atty. Gen. Richards Thurs
day refused to incorporate the Gunran'
tee Trust and Investment Co. Of Toledo
o., his objection being that it is
wild cat" concern. lie states tina
besides being otherwise objection
able, it partales of the nature of lot
tery
'47ne weii.known stcenlc-chnse horse
Tuturity. owned by alderman Nolan
Of Albany. y. y, died II Chicago. rs
was on Ills way from the east TO San
Francisco. Futurity vas horse Of
good class years old, by Nentilator'
Carrie Mac
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1hn S,lnn,,cn at I'm,

LONDON. Sept. a3.-A private teIc-
gram sent from Rio ,iancivo Friday
morning. which rceches i.;a9ion ut
noon, says the govern:ne,lv troons
still hold possession OF ,a4t city.
The vessels Of the rebel feet in
the hnrbor cleared their decks for
action and the drums beat to quarters
early Friday morning, ban the boEab bard
mems had noS been renewed up 20 the
time the dispatch was sent The tele-
gram adds that an enormous number of
messages arc passing from Erazil to
Europe All outward dispatches are
closely scanned in ORDER to prevent the
rse OF any code
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Provisions for Brunswick, Ga.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4a.--nr: Jenkins,
health officer OF the port, ilrs issued q
statement to tho effect that he would
send the hio1san liae steamship a
gle:s. tilrcn:&1 tbe kinduc7a % c. p.
Huntng tGne sEsae desSitata :7cops Of
9}runswlck, Gu, and tho ship VIII be
treighted with provisions which Will
be distributed ty 4 coninittce OF citi-
2cns of the afflicted toNn. Aphysician
from DR. Jenkins staff viii accompany
the vessel and look after it's sanitary
condition. going and returning. ALI
contributions to the Alters cargo will
be welcomed by DR. Jenkins.
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eeorre harris. a postmaster Of Mason

George Harris, a postmaster OF Mason
county, was afrc ted and taken to
Charleston, ". VII, Wednesday. by
d deputy United St7tes marshal lie IS
charged with sending an obscene letter
through the mail to Miss Della 1adsr d
prominent Young lady.
JOAN Z. Matter, Il dry goods clerk,
81 yc1rs old. was declared Insane at
indianapolis, Ind. Thursday. the re-
suit of excessive cigarette smoking
He had softening of the brain,
and he wants to kill all OF his &C
quaintances.
me ,ves-nopcrIs pilliaro,matcn at
ChiraEo resulted Friday night in Rob
erts' favor The score at the close
stood l,2G0 for Roberts to LOCO for
Ives.
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Wreck on enc Sonti,ern,

B1RMIxeHAm. Ala, Sept, 23.-At 1
o'clock Friday morning, nineteen miles
north of Birmingham, limited express
train No. l.. Queen and Crescent route,
was wrecked by unllnows persons re-
moving rail from the track. The en-
gino. baggage car and mail cars were
demolished, and Engineer Frawlcy,
Fireman Waite, Postal Clerk Stockton,
Flagman Bailey and Porter. Howell
were hurt but none fatally. Two hum
dred passengers were aboard. hlt none
were injured, us the cars of the vesti-
buled train did not tnen over There
IS no clew to the wreckefs and blood
hounds have bern put on the trai,.
~ IS reported in Dublin that Arch
bishop Walsh has gone secretly to the
United States upolru iilpssion connected
with the welfare, spiritual and temper
u. OF the Irish.
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;or:., s.yar Natsr cnoan.

Ln"noH, $cnt ::aa-An cntcrprslng
firm III i'itestnc hiss sent out a circular
tocsrgs2hen throughout Great Britain,
oifcr thsra water from the river
Jordan at Il moderate price" Tor use at
9s.ptis.1s ana quoting the court circu-
Ear IS SAYING that the children OF the
toyal family ace always christened with
wcter from the river mentioned
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syosamnd,date.

WHnFLISG, ". Va. Sept 33.-In an
interview lere Friday lion. Stewart
". Walker, assistant United States at
torney and law partner of Senator
Faulkner, denies that he is or will be g
candidate for the democratic nonlina.
ton Tor congress against Congressman
Wi!son
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Cant Find Aiam.

RuESos AYERs Sept ga total Of
thirty prominent radicals have thus far
boon arrested aboard the government
.war ships The authorities are anx-
ious 60 res hold Of Alem, the most
prominent OF the radical leaders, but
tiloE have not been able to locate him.
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Moro e.naIlnor IA New Worry

Nav YoRK, Sept aa-Two new cases
os smallpox were reported to the health
boasd ss-i.lay ,norning. There were two
don'h> srom the disease at North
Eto.her Gland during the night
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british Parliament AllAu-n

LONDON. Sept e3.-Pari .,,:eent adj
journed Friday until Mover. 81. Tie
adjournment was accom- panied by all
the custO1nary foriaai:.y.
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pI.AEING MILL.
For SALE PRIVATELY

FOE SALE PRIVA Ell 7.
TIE S,e M:l and Pla;.nG Mill recently Owned ny
C. r D.itn, at IL junction ~ the North and Sai;
'ri, ~ rrvris Riv"r. i: ~: n"n q" Zig Sorr cap
j. ~ SAIL. pt qrlv. na 'cnsonah'c tcfrS. This -
Rare Cne nee 10 Secure a First
class Milling Outfit, Completa,
vich a5oa Three se-cs ii GROUND aph = Srp'rb To-
ca,ic, ;cr lie hi>icc>S.
Anpl, ia. = \. BIRCH. C"v"sTii". vs.. {"
L. T. lKViNE, Biz Stone Gap. W.
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a s.sDip@lea .,c,;n ~ thc 2tSN
York Nal ina llixpss,ss says thas seil,s-
tor It'll Ai,tfs that his business ci'Egsasstt-
meats alsa senatorial duties WILL pre-
vent ltiin going in Ohio.
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yo,,,,g rr,l1 gasnres,

BG,.lEgoxrE. Pa. Sept. 23.-After
two ,no,iths' idleness the rolling mill OF
the & aent.ne iron To-. has again been
pIit j., operation he mill will be run
as long ~ The company can sell their
iron
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas,
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fever
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions anC
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig SyruI
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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BILLS IN THE SENATE.
Several Important Measures offered
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Washinton. Aug. l4.-Owing 70 the late
ness Of the hour when the Senate add
jomned the republican caucus was post
poned subject 10 the call Of the chair
man, Mr. Sherman. II is probable that the
republicans will get together tomorrow
afternoon.
-Four notable bills were introduced in
the Senate to-day. as follows Mr.. Hill,
of New York, offered very brief bill re-
pealing the federal election laws, the re-
peal however, not 10 affect any proceed
ing or prosecution now pending under
said act
Mr.. Butler. Of South Carolina, intro
duced a bill repeating the state bank tax.
MIR. PETER, OF Kansas. introduced a bill
providing for the new issue of 500, 900, 600
of fiat money, eXchangeable for govern
ment bonds at par.
MIR Chandler introduced his bill Of last
congress establishing additional regula-
tions concerning immigration to the
United States
GEN GoRDON's COMPREHENSIVE BILL.
Senator Gordon offered a resolution de-
claring it to be the right of the people to
expect. and the duty of congress To enact,
suitable legislation for restoring the met
ais of the constitution to their co-Ordi-
nate part Of the monetary system Of the
government, and on a ratio or plan that
shall secure their parity or exchange
in ability with each other, and instruct
ing the finance committee to report at the
earliest day practicable a bill or bills
repeating the purchasing clauses of the
Sherman act; providing for
the use of both gold and
silver as the standard money of the
country and for the coinage of both gold
and silver without discriminating against
either metal and repeating the prohibit
tory tax on state banks. Mr.. Gordon
asked that the resolution lie on the table
for the present and gave notice that he
would hereafter address the Senate upon
-
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steps ] closed my blind and going 90 NV
door. could hear "a party iu Tho halI. evidently
in .aro feet nn the Hour ON SUNDAY ulEHt-
tho Gfh about ID or f1 80 clock. man lL dark
clothes and white straw hat came
up thc walk and passed around
tho corner Of the house Ie mas
have continued on Co the servants house. 10
viii he noticed that have not accused any
particular person. andI do not know who oc-
cupied the room on The night heard voices,
as for all I know. 10 may have been the ser
want. and have only written what / actually
saw and heard.
! only put forward this defense 20 show
that 7 had some excuse for the way ] acted.
but AT the same time ! know perfectly well
how wrong ! acted. and viii take my pun
ishment like man. I Will not compromise
any one and will do all I can to prevent
scandal Should be shot trust the cause
will not he made public and that Mrs.
Nehau name may never be gOsiped over.
This is all / can now do.
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JACKSONVILLE Jorr1Nes.
$4,000 Bonds for Deepening the St.
Johns-Items

$4,000 Bonds for Deepening the st.
Johns-Items.
Jacksonville. Fla, Aug Wednesday
night Florida Lodge, No. 1, Odd Fellows
will dedicate their new lodge room
Grand Master Cyrus, of Palatka, and
many other prominent guests throughout
the state will be present.
DEEPER WATER WANTED.
The st, Johns river trustees to-day de-
cided to advertise the sale of $50, 900 more
of bonds to continue the work of deepen
ing the river, which so far has progressed
rapidly, making marked improvement in
depth of water.
TO ENFORCE SANITARY LAWS.
At meeting of the board of health to-
day, it was decided to rigidly enforce
sanitary laws. Jacksonville is in fairly
good sanitary condition. but proposes to
be absolutely above reproach. Four san
itary inspectors have been added TO the
force.
A CIGAR FACTORY TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
FL Modelo cigar factory closed tempo
rarily to-day. The factory employs over
one hundred wOrkmen. It is expected
that operations will be resumed in a few
days.
GOOD SHOWING FOR THE FIGURES
J. H. Durkee, receiver of the Jackson
vile, Tampa and Key West Railway Com
pany, rendered the first quarterly report,
embracing the period from April s to
June 80, 1893, to-day to the court. The
report shows cash on hand(June 1, $685.
1892 "a; liabilities, unpaid vouchers, $50,
6S69s; pay-rolls, S24 ,7S0.47; due other
railroad companies, $l2, 2S3 IS; total, SOY,
75ll2, leaving cash over current bills,
S641 Is
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LAKE CITY MURDER.
A Georgian Found Dead With His
Head Crushed In.

A Georgian Found Dead With His
Head Crushed In.
jacksonville, Fla, Aug Al. w.
Story, white man, employed as woods
man at Herlong's turpentime camp, was
found murdered. under an oak tree, last
night on the outskirts of Lake city. He
was last seen with a man named David
son,
TAKING IN THE TOWN"
They had been taking in the town over
Sunday Storey's head was crushed in,
both before and behind, and he lived only
a short time. He formerly belonged in
Dooly county, Ga.
DETAILS FROM LAKE CITY.
About o'clock last night, in partially
secluded spot in the outskirts of the
town, j. w. Storey, young man about "A
years of age, was discovered in a dying
condition, his skull having been crushed
in several places.
DISCOVERED THROUGH HIS ORGANS.
His groans attracted neighboring resi-
dents to the spot. He had been in town
with one j. G. Davis all day, and was last
seen with him, going in the direction of
where he was subsequently found. Davis,
who is said to have a wife at Buchanan,
has not since been seen. Storey's parents
are said to reside near Cordele, Ga, Both
men have recently been employed at Her
longs mills, this county.
MOTIVE FOR THE CRIME UNKNOWN.
The motive for the crime, if committed
by Davis, cannot be understood, as the
two were great friends. Storey died
about midnight. Davis had good deal
of money yesterday, Storey but little, and
none when found last night. Both had
been drinking during the day, more or
less, but had had no difficulty. The af-
fair is somewhat of a mystery
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SAM JENKINS GETS AWAY.
Worms Making Their Appearance i
the Cotton.


Millen, Ga, Aug 14-Samuel J. Jen-
kins, the party whom Sheriff Hurst, of
Burke county, arrested here some weeks
ago with a warrant from Ocala, Fla. and
left under guard because he was too sick
to be removed to the county Jail, eluded
the guards last night and left without
leaving his address for Sheriff Hurst,
who came in this morning to investigate
matters.
Caterpillars have made their appear
ance in the lower part of Burke county
in such large numbers as to excite much
uueasiness among the planters, and, if
the present rainy and cloudy spell con
tinues much longer, there is no doubt but
that they will cut off our crop largely
Mr.. Elias Daniels, one of our largest and
most successful planters, reports them
all over his crops, and he has begun the
fight on them with paris green and other
pOisOns.
Much of the best cotton in this section
is late, and just at the right age for
them to attack to destroy it completely
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a SUCCESSFUL FARMER
Who Believes in Raising Food Crop.
Instead of Cotton.

Instead of Cotton.
Waycross, Ga, Aug. IA. S. Tart. of
this city, is an enterprising and prosper
Gus farmer. His farm is two miles south
of Waycross, near the Brunswick and
Western railroad. Mr.. Tart has twenty
acres planted in rice, which is the finest
ever grown in this county. His corn
crop is fine, the ears being well matured
and generally two ears to the stalk He
has about seventy acres in corn. He has
several acres planted in sugar cane and
potatoes A large crop of oats was har-
vested. He has fine lot of hogs and will
kill nearly 5000 pounds next winter;
1000 will be for sale.
Mr. Tart does not believe in planting
cotton. He says that the farmers should
raise corn and meat for home consump-
ton and also have some to sell. He thinks
it very strange that farmers should ever
complain of high prices of corn and meat.
The farmers, he said, ought to be pleased
to see the prices of these products rise
higher. He does not understand how a
farmer can afford to buy these products
when they are the very things he is sup
posed to raise on his farm. MIR Tart will
clear money on his farm this year and ex-
poets to increase his rice crop next year
The land south of Waycross is highly
adaptable TO the growing Of rice. If there
were more of Ware county's farmers who
believed and acted as Mr.. Tart does, there
would be greater success for them in the
future
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AN AGEpLApY DEAD.

Negotiation for the Employment of
Convict Labor.
Abbeville, Ga, Aug. 14-Mrs. Celia
Lawson, grandmother of Judge Hal Law
son, died here yesterday and was buried
in Pineview cemetery to-day. Deceased
was seventy-seven years old
BRICK WORKS CEASE OPERATION.
The Ocmulgee Brick Works at this
place have suspended operation. They
have a large stock of brick on hand. The
poor demand for brick is the cause of sus-
pension.
CONVlCTs WANTED AT ABBEvILLE.
The Abbeville and Waycross Railroad
Company are negotiating for the conviCts
to work on the grade of that road,
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Damn Middav Theft at Sd. Paul.

St. Paul, MINI, Aug, 14--At noon to-
day daring thief stole a bag containing
$4,000 in gold which was lying at the
window of the receiving teller of the First
National bank The bag had been sent
over to the clearing house by the Mer-
chants bank, and was lying just inside of
the receiving teller's window. The thief
got away with it.
An unknown man stepped up to the
window, seized the bag made Off with it
and escaped before any sort of pursuit
could be organized. As yet there is no
trace of the robber.
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THE ODD FELLOWS.
Annual Grand Encampment of the
Order Being Held in Macon.

Annual Grand Enoampment of the
Order Being Held in Macon.
Macon, Ga, Aug. 14.-The annual grand
encampment Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of Georgia convenes in Ma
con tomorrow morning, and on the fol
lowing day the grand lodge will go in
session. Between $50 and 200 delegates
are expected to be in attendance. To
morrow's session of the encampment will
be taken up with addresses of the noble
grand and other officers.
TO DECIDE ON A PERMANENT HOME.
Grand lodge will take into considera-
ton permanent home for the order, and
it is thought there will be considera BILE
discussion on this point. Sessions of en-
campment and grand lodge will last al
together three days. A number of mem
bers arrived in the city to-day and are at
Hotel Lanier, which will be headquarters
during the session.