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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-09
L. H. DoRNDLAsER,
President OF the Board.
". Va, Nay s, 1893,
DEMOCRATS
After the Scalps of Colored Postmasters
why They are Alarmed,

After the Scalps of Colored Postmasters,
Why They are Alarmed.
WASHINGTON, D, G., May s.-Repre-
sentative Grady and e~x-Speaker Rose,
of the North Carolina Legislature, called
on Postmaster General Bissell yesterday
morning and asked for the removal OF
the postmaster ut Fayetteville, North
Carolina, a colored man, who was APP
pointed about a year ago. They repre-
aented that the postmaster was very
distastefui to the people OF the town,
and had three colored female relatives
in the office, equally distasteiul.
Postmaster General Bissell said that
unless thcre were charges OF incompe-
tency following the general rule he had
adopted the man would not be remov-
cd, but allowed to serve out the remain.
der OF his term, about three years.
The matter has been brought to the at
tention OF President Cleveland. There
are a number OF colored Republican
postmasters in tho South, and South
ern Democrats arc fearful that II this
case Is decided against them it will bo
regarded as a precedent for future nc.
ton.
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During tho past winter many Of tho
Children OF tho Home were sick with
measles. But through the excellent
care they received they all completely
recovered. When medical assistance
was needed IL was chcerfully and gratu.
itously rendered by tho physicians OF
the city. Tho public does not know tho
amount Of timo given and energy OK.
pended, and caro- taken for those friend.
less little ones by the lady managers.
Under the very wise direction Of the
president Of tho board, Mrs. DR.. j.. q.
Hupp, all the interests OF tho Homo arc
carefully und closely watched. Tho
comfort Of tho children Is looked after
every day, and household goods and
supplies SenlouBly guarded and the ex'
pcnditute Of money Is most judiciously
made 1t Is well to take u thought Of
the constant anxiety, and perpetual
plann Ing all this requires. Tho many
demands mudp on their timo and patti
once by worthy aud unworthy apple.
ants, and the wise determinations nee.
Ossnry to enable tho managers to DO
truly charitable In a real sense and not
to permit the tnnds committed ~ their
trust to DO applied to undeservlng per.
sons, cannot but DO a burden some.
times hard to bear; but which Ia cheer.
fully borne by these Christian women
for tho saho Of Him who said, "lnns.
much as 70 did 1t unto tho least Of
those itttto onns ye did it unto mo-"
And this blessed work for those sad and
suffering innocent little ones has lis own
reward. Could all OF the supporters Of
tho Homo SEQ tho effect Of kind words,
suitable food and clothing, cleanliness,
and educational and religious nurture
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Snturo,s wonaerfui Work.

In the spring nature puts forth her
strongest efforts in casting off the spell
OF winter, and bringing forth new life
everywhere.
AS in the vegetable world, SO it is in
the animal kingdom, and even man is
not exempt from this removed activity.
Oftentimes nature needs to be stimu-
lated in her work, but great care must
DO exercised in the selection Of the
proper agent for such a purpose. The
best physicians in tho land prescribe
Klein's Silver Age and DuqueSno Ryes
US absolutely pure, and sell for 81 80 and
81 25 per quart respectively. Ask your
dealer fer them or send direct to Max
Klein, 81 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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Mr.. Fitzgerald Molloy has doneexeelIent WORK
as u Novelist, Dramatist, Journalist Historian
ana LiLterateur. 1t Is not quito ten, years sine,
he published his first story, Merely Payers,
which ran through popular magazine, Though
u first novel. II met With considerable success
or London under tho First Georges" issued
more than u year later, 1T once gained MN
popularity. In less than three weeks the htst
large edition was out OF print. md three months
afterwards Il second edition was exhausted. TINS
success Was followed by u sequel court Lie
Below Stairs, or London Under tho Georges
which was read with equal %cageFneS%, These
volumes have now reached y seventh edition.
"Tho Life and Adventures OF Peg Wellington
followed, this week being !hIghlS popnles, b
ScQuently nm Irish novel ''Wh1t Hast Thou
Done?' tnow In a cheap editi0nl was published
simultaneously In London and New York anu
later. THAT Villain Romeo" Again our author
turned his attention to social history; and Wroie,
''ROyalty Restored, or London under Charles
H. which tho leading Journals OF tho day
united In praislng for It's accuracy OF details,
charm Of style aud b%rilllnncy OF portralture,
Famous Plays aud 1.-THE Life and Adventures
Of Edmund Kenn," two books concerning tho
stage succeeded; aud subsequently this prolific
writer produced "a Modern. Magician, ' o ro'
muuGe dealing with tho mysticism now fashion,
able In London draw ng.roolnS. which had q wide
circulation not only In GrcatBritlin butin India,
Canada ana tho United States. More and more
Mr.. MOlloy Is devoting himself 10 the production
Of novels. SLOW Came io Dead9' written for
TillOtSon aud Son u few years ago, achieved M
unwontCd success rs u sterling sensational tale,
Sweet Is Revenge" also written for the same
character, aud OF u strongly dramatic type.
"Fate's Iron Hand" his third great serial story,
Is confidently expected to DO an even greater
success than It's predecessors.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Ventures of tho Money ana ssOo
Markets.

The Ventures OF thu Money nha stoeA
Markets,
NEW YoRE, May s.-Money on call easy at
Gas per cent; last loan Q per cent closed offered
at 3per cent Prime mercantile paper Gas per
cent. Sterling exchange firm atSi SjaisS Sales
s52, 900 shares.
The stock market was ieverish aud unsettled
In the carly hours OF business to-day. Without
auy particular excitement prices ran on n TO
points, chiefly because OF aDprehe1slOns con,
corning tho ability Of certQll brokers 10 pull
through after recent enormous bhTlnkaSe IN
values and tue difficulty Of renewing loans The
stocks most conspicuous IN the downward
movement Were the tnduslrIRls, General Electric
seogtpg sR exceptional decline Of ~ per cent 20
II, on the light which the company has ON It's
hands with the Westinghouse interest Among
the railways Zig -Four, Missouri Pacific aud
Lake Shore scored the heaviest losses. The
strength OF sterling exchange had some effect, rs
u revived the talk of impending gold exports,
The absence OF failures finally turned the current
OF the stock prices upward nnd during the alter
noon a better feeling prevailed than a. any, pre-
yiouS time Tor - week or more, The bulls
bought freely, and the shorts took alarm, espe-
Cially when they found 1t difficult TO secure I'm.
poTtant amounts without causing q material
rise In quotations. This wgs eSempIiHed ~
Sugar. which happened 10 have better support
than the rest, The common sold up from lgI9
TO OOj4 aud the preferred from SIS 10 SI]5. The
jump In the former was credited to buying for
the HaVemGyers, National COrdage preferred
advanced II, Manhattan "a. General Electric
"a, Chicago Gas 81, NaIlOnaILeRd preferred "a,
Jersey Central =; burlington "a, Big -Four ~,
aud LRckawanna "a per cent, The remainder
OF the list advanced y 10 . per cent, and final
quotations We're aboutthe best Of the day, Spec
ulution closed strong to buOyant IN tone,
Railroad bonds were strouS' Sales Sl,VSo,OOl,
Government bonds IlTm,
Stale bonds dull,
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One Way To BE Happy

Is at oil times TO attend to the com.
forts OF your family. Should any one
Of them catch u slight cold or cough
prepare yourself and call at once on
the Logan Drug TO-, sole agents, and
get q trial bottle Of 0tto's Cure, the
great German remedy, free. We give
Il away to prove that wo have q sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma, con.
sumption, and all diseases Of tho throat
and lungs. Large sizes SOC. l
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ON WHEELS OF FIRE.

Our new story opens with n glimpse OF all
English village. and the love making Of q young
nrlstocrat aud Stella Selwyn, the local beauty,
There arc rivals for her hand, but tho stranger
wins the day, and massies the young lady after
u very brief courtShip. While on their honey.
moon he receives word that his elder brother
has committed suicide, aud he has succeeded to
the title and encountered estates The change
in his position produces o change in his feelings
towards his bride, and In his thoughts an
views for the future. lie regrets his marriage,
Ills young wife, who has placed her future In
the hands OF her husband without sufficient
knowledge OF his prospects and position. is his
devoted slave. Just MS he Is planning how he
can discard his wife an uvengcr appears on the
scene In one OF his defeated rivals, lie Is IN.
suited In public aud challenger. TO meet his
enemy In u duel OH French soil. The wlie's
bravery and loyalty Illustrate this step, and In.
tcrest Is diverted into new channels by further
unexpected developments In tho story.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-09

NEW YoiK. May s-Tho petroleum market
was extremely dun aud steady IN tone through.
out, Pennsylvania oil spot, sales nOnu, June
optlaus, smiles 1900 barrels, all at jliFG At the
close b7AC WIS bid limu oil sales, nome, 2sl,u
Did, Total sales, lj,O0j barrels
ont CtrY, Pa, May S-Opcnoi at jsci highest
NSltc; lowest 61i5u, closed NJ tslsg; sales 1900
parfols, clcnranCOg GtsIpl barrels shipments
iGI,gi7 bnrrolsi runs 0LbIi barrels
p%trfSnuBGH, Pa, May S-OpcnOd nj 5TJio,
highest dg16c lowest jTf.ci closed at $40,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-09

Tho many cases of rheumatism cured
by Cham6erlain's Pain Balm during
tho past few months havo given tho
people great confidence in its curative
properties, and have shown that there
Is one preparation that can DO depend.
cd upon for that painful and a%ggravat-
ing disease. Honaker Bros, Lorain,
Ohio, say; "NIr. Moses Price, OF this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
Tor u long time. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm has cured him. lIe says that tho
Balm has no equal"
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WHEELING, ". Va, May 4. 1893.
10 Mc Prstlent aud Board Of Directors Of TIC
Chutircn'S Home:
GENrLEMEN: - Your committee up.
pointed to audit the books OF your Soc
rotary and treasurer begs leave to re.
port: That he has carefully compared
tho orders, vouchers aud checks, and
finds them correct.
Tho report Of your treasurer, here.
with enclosed, showing a balance Of
S2,t02 5S, is found to be correct.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES T. maxwell,
Committee.
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nnsklnn,. Arnlpn knlvn.

The best salyo Ia the world for cuts,
bruises, Horos, ulcers, salt rhOum, fever
sores, letter, ehapped hands, chiibiuins,
corhs and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisiaC.
tlon or money refunded. rrico % conts
q box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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When Baby wan sick, we gave hOr CAstors,
When she wSSG Child, she cried for castorin-
Whom sho became Miss, she chung to CastoriA.
Whom sllO had Children, she gave them castOrla
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Metals.


Nrw YoRR, May o -rlg Iron dull american
si2 1iai6 on UOnpct quiet, Lake Ell o. Lead
Quici ut eJO7H Tin QilCti straits slO 10.
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Many Persons afO broken
down from oyefwOtk or household cares.
Browns Iron BlttcrH Rcbnilds tho
Bys.Om, aids digestion, rpmnvg3 C2COss OF bile,
a1d ouron malaria. Get tue genuine,
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upon these little ones, many of whom
have never known such attentions, they
would be delighted with the results OF
their benevolence. To bring comfort
to little frozen bodies, food to little
mouths that are hungry, and eagse a
smile OF gratitude and satisfaction TO
play over little faces formerly showing
nothing but distress, sorrow and suaer-
ing, has a reward far beyond the outlay.
II, as it is said, u man who causes u
blade Of grass to grow where formerly
there was none, is to he called u public
benefactor, much more is he who saves
n young life from almost certain ruin,
aud makes it u blessing, 1t is with
sincere regret that We are obliged to
chronicle the death OF one OF the Homes
most liberal supporters, Mr., Jacob Wise.
lie was deeply Interested in the cause
of the helpless. 'Ihe memory Of the
Just is blessed"
Very respectfully submitted for the
board OF directors.
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PRESS OPINIONS ON Mo1LoYs PREVIOUS
WORKS

"A Modern Magician "-"Mv. Fitzgerald Mol.
10y takes the reader with HIN from first page TO
last. - Globe.
Sometimes n portrait is painted In n single
sentence. Every character Is forCibly drawn"
-EOstOn Hfruid.
Tho entire book shows n series Of daring and
original scenes which set II quito apart from
tho ordinary novel."-AiOninD Post
'Thnt Villain RomeO."-''A bright md un.
QucStlonahly interesting story. "-Acddsmv
Exceedingly powerful and fascinating. As n
drama u memorable fate tho work must rank
high. '-Ddiv telegraph.
"Mr. Molloy's style Is bright aud fluent, pic.
]turcsque aud animated, and no tells his story
with unQuGstionRblC skill and vlVHcity. -
AhtcnTnm.
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Some men cast their bread upon the
waters only to hook the fish that nibble
at is-Atiantd Constitution.
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NEW YORK, May R--Thtro WINS no uhango 10 bu
noted IN tho market for dry goods Demand was
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~ Pennsylvania stations.
VIII 9N7sgIV3Ria QR9s.
IVA aA.nInn ny, hrt fAnntnnA tE1nan
Rnn nY Oontrni Timu


TirisET OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA .BTArfON o.
WArEu sT,, fo0T or ElfvENTu 81 WilEullE0,
AT MCIuiE IOuRE, NtiEELtSut AND AZ THN
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. DHibdEpoITi
gnt,ruvrBr gytTru-NpAv uAybLH nnt,frb
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RAILROADS.
wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On md after Saturday. October /. ls1!, traluI
will run Us follows. city tino;
LEAVE wuEEING-@G;OO n M, TOO a. M. 500
q. H., 300 a. IN, 1000 a. in., Ll:O0A m, 1900 IN.
100 p, IN. 800 p, in. 500 p. IN. 400 p H., 800
p m, 0i0Op IN, 100 p, in, 500 p III, $50 D.
ill.,, li:OO - m.
LEAVE ELM GRovE-s6OO a. M, 7i01a m. sol
a m, . GOA m. 1000 n IN, HOO in. 1900 M,
100 7, M, 100 p m. 800 p m. 400 p 10, 500
p. IN, 600 p IN, 200 p In, 500 p M, g:lG p,
IN. 10 Top IN.
epallt except Sunday.
suSnAY-Church trains loayc Elm Grove q.
O.i8 n IN. mud Wheeling Rt lljl7 \, IN.
IL T. WElsgEttkl,
oci GonNral Manager
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Complete
Manhood
and how to attain it.

At last a mcdicalw work that tells the causes,
describes the effects, points the remedy. THIS
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the most beautiful, medical book that has APP
peared for years; 90 pages, every page bearing
a halEtonc Illustration In tints. Some Of the
tency, Sterillty, Development, Varicocele, The
Husband, Those intending Marriage, etc.
Every nan who would know the grand truths.
the plain facts, the oil secrets, and the new
discoveries Of medical science as applied TO
married life, who would atone for past follies
aud avoid future. pitfalls, should write for this
wonderful little book. II will be sent free,
under seal. Address the publishers,
EEle Medical Co, Buffalo, MY.
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Hat for any description OF goods, All are walt
ing for Developments as TO demand, which IL
glmPly delayed through caution, but Il canuot
be delayed indefinitely,
Cotton
CINCINNATI, o., May s.-cOttoR QuIeti mid
ding TfsG
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOta.
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$3.50 81
GERTRUDE LAMB,

eThls balance will DO required for expenses
and repairs aud the running Of the Home for
the balance OF the yCNr,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. December 10, Passenger
Trims will run as follows: "DallY. tDaAy Es'
r.,nl snnhny Cnnlrnl TlmN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-02

Just at the time there was q reign of ter
cor in the Democratic cities, owing to the
approach of body of Lcgitimists under :,
Costa Rican general named Guardiola, who
was known as the Butcher of Central
America" Munoz marched out with COO
Democrats to engage Guardiola, Walker
and his men refusing to serve under him
The director and people chuckled in secrecy
pver the mutiny of the aliens because they
preferred to have the American rifles on
hand to protect their homes and persons
hunoz met Guardiola and defeated him, but
was brought home on bier. Two obstacles
being removed. the Americans started once
more for the southern department to re-
gain the Transit route and revenues
The phalanx had gained but two Ameri-
san recruits in Nicaragua and though little
was expected of native Democrats in way
Of fighting Walker asked for a detachment
with competent leader. A volunteer
came forward who had not only shouted
put actually smelled powder and shed the
blood in the revolutionary cause-one Col.
Vale. Vale drummed up 1856 native vol.
unteers = Walker would have no con-
scripts-and as soon as the party was out of
sight of the Democratic capital, although
he was warm personal friend of the in
cumbent director, he proposed to set up an
other government with Walker mt the head
Walker declined
The force reached San Juan and marched
to the lake port of Rivas, Virgin Bay, Sept.
3. Guardioa was at Rivas with COO men
and attacked Walker, completely surround
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ing his camp with superior numbers. The
phalanx was divided into squads, with ten
natives to each, and in two hours battle
Guardiola was routed with u loss of 100
men. The Democrats lost II wounded The
long range craftsmanship of the phalanx
had again astonished tho natives. and
Guardiola's followers scattered to the noun
tans
After Walkers victory over Guardiola
he decided to attack Granada, tho Legiti-
INST stronghold in the center of the coast
strip and midway between Walkers posi-
ton mt Virgin Bay aud tho Democratic
stronghold ut Leon. In n military point
of view Granada was the Sevastapol of
Nicaragua, and year before had stood a
siege OF SIN months by Democratic forces
1t contained $1,000 inhabitants and was the
finest city i'll Central America, n creation
of the old Spanish settlers. The phalanx
was recruited up to $50 men by companies
OF the same stamp as the original sc. Col
Nalle's natives also increased to about 800.
Granada was near the lake and was
guarded by fort on tho water side. The
democrats sailed to the point at night,
landed under cover of darkness and picked
their way stealthily, the phalanX marching
in front, as usual. The outskirts of the CITY
were reached about sunrise, and n peal of
bells burst from the towers of the gray old
cathedral and the churches here and there.
The assailants supposed that sentinels were
ringing alarm bells calling to arms and
quickencd their steps, the phalanx scaling
a barricade i'll front of tho chief plaza with
their thrilling western warwhoop. But the
garrison of the town was trifing; few
We're killed, and the rest ran away.
Tho fort beyond the town mounted three
cannon and was manned by 40 men. A
charge by % Americans drove the garrison
to their boats; and in twinkling Granada
venerable, naughty, aristocratic Granada
was revolutionizcd. y decidedly new
role was then forced upon the Americans
by the conduct of their allies. To kill and
rob the enemy is the time honored privilege
of the victors i'll Central America, and
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MASONIC.
Annual Convocation of Royal and Select
Masters of Observation-Disclosures

Annual Convocation of Royal and Select
Masters of Observation-Disclosures.
The grand council of Massachusetts. ROYAL
and select masters, held its annual convoca
tion nj Masonic temple, Boston, with Grand
Master William b. Lawrence in the chair.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled by Past Grand Master Daniel w.
Jones: Most illustrious grand master. Wi.
liam b. Lawrence; deputy grand master.
Edmund Z. Kendrick; grand principal con
ductor of work, Oliver ID. Way; grand
treasurer, Charles w. Romney; grand no
cordcr, Scranus Bowen; grand master OF
ceremonies, James b. Gardner; grand cap
tain of the guard, c. S. Livingstone: grand
conductor, David V. Poole; grand steward,
James A. Tilden; grand tyler, Edward
Macdonald. The report shows "a suborli
nate councils, with 1910 members, a gain
for the year of 2SS.
The ratio of Royal Arch Masons to Mas
ter Masons in the order is / to 400.
The Order of Eastern Star in New York
state has passed considerably beyond the
5000 mark in membership.
In numerical standing the most promi-
nent states rank i'll the following order:
New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan, Massachusetts,, Missouri, Indi-
ana, Texas, Iowa.
The Masonic Hall and Asylum fund was
founded i'll New York in 1872
Grand Master Samuel Wells annual re-
port showed the fraternity in Massachu-
sets to be in most prosperous condition
There are 232 subordinate lodges under the
jurisdiction of the grand lodge, with s., 6S5
members at last report, II gain of about 500
for the year.
Careful watchfulness should be the duty
of the members of a lodge to prevent un-
worthy men from obtaining the rights and
privileges of Masonry.
A handsome marble bust of the Prince OF
Wales, grand master of the grand lodge OF
Masons of England, taken from IL photo
graph i'll Masonic regalia, has lately been
presented to the Iowa Masonic library.
The title worshipful master was adopted
in lI35. Previous to that time the presd-
ing officer was known as grand master.
The anointed high priests of New York
number over $50.
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A. O. U. W.
The Degree of Honor Exciting Interest.
Notes and Gossip.

The Degree of Honor Exciting Interest.
Notes and Gossip.
The Degree of Honor existing in connec-
ton with the a. o. u. w. is exciting in
terest in many jurisdictions This degree
Is an adjunct of the A. 0. u w. recog-
nized by the supreme lodge and admits men
and women to it's secrets. 1t is expected
the degree will have n boom in all jurisdic-
lions very soon.
The charter fees for Degree of Honor
lodges in the California jurisdiction has
been reduced to SIS, and their formation is
placed in the hands of Deputy Poland.
Ontario is seeking to reduce the number
OF representatives to and the cost of the
grand lodge sessions. AT present the total
number is All members; proposed district
representatives. plan would reduce same
to 81 persons. Present cost of session.
S5,45329; on proposed plan, estimated ut
$3,1737O.
There are but 8 Degree of Honor grand
lodges in the United States-Kansas, Mich
igan and Nebraska The Michigan grand
lodge was organized in March and Nebraska
In August of this year, and both are doing
as well as Kansas