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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
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PAEk Aus. ia--1hs many scsndsls
which sfe~ months szn ne.totca french
political life snd th<safnnoI d doninais
the elections have defeato1 fhelr Oh
lect The fertility and siolsuos - fhs
rccriminaiians have dulied TIE puhlic
consciencs and fonorroN polllnz soa.1s
likely - bs the least ssnsationai ia nnans
sc4rA Not definite issue Is prosantsd
20 the country. The Question q tie
monarchy Il rraciioaily non,sxisfenl
Out q thirty candtdafes Ia Paris
only oae IL monazehist oni a s.
naemheu a the iasl ckssnbef 5l1 are 70.
turning - the charge of fhnss
&c are rcputiicsns. l3s rsact.on-
aries and twenty -fhroo are hon.
langisia Abouf half fbe res.ction.
aries have rallied 10 the repssb-
Nc. The total nnmier a candidates i
105o CiemenceAn IL the chisf hcufe
10 the elections. owing O. the attacks
upon him a. the paid 1Rent q Enriand.
has connection with Psnslna icing
ignored His elccfion. hossesr. apx,nsrs
70 b. certain. TIE eleciioas eill 1lmost
csrssinly result in . large incre1se q
moderate rcpuhlicank
Cnnning for carnos.
The contest ss really q battle Tor the
French presidency. fof. while there h 10
election Tor this Office until Dccnuber.
1894. the enemies q "a. Sali Camel are
fut1clently numerous 20 make 8 hfe
burden 10 him. Great interest 40 a.
fnchcs 20 this election bocaunc IL = the
first held since the pope orderod tho
priesthood and the royaIisfs - support
the republic. The cafhoiic royalisis
who have raliied 10 the rtpoblic oon.
efitute an element 81 electoral fOrce
which NJ. constans Is eDdeavoring a.
exploit Tor bic own advantage
II. Dupuy. the prime minisier. pro
Claims a. his program The policy q r.
publican concentration. The ministry
Of N. Dupuy has exisicd ly suffrage
only. IL Is characteristic - French
politics that the chamber has hut NJ
Gently acqniesced in the very matter
upon which IL oycrthrex the Ribof min.
istry. The chamier had scot a. the
senate q revenue hill Ia which a uas la.
cidentally proposed O. rofosutionine the
method OF taxing hquors The eonAfc
sent hack the budget refusing 10 acccpt
80 important m alteration III the liquor
laws as q mere detail Of the eoneral
budget bill. The whole quarrel was
upon point of method and q preroea.
tive and 20 principle Was involved. But
the chamber refused % accept tie sen-
ate's action and NJ Ril,ol resigned.
President Carnot selected n. Dupay a.
a mere hgurehead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
Mother and Children Drowned

JEFFERsoS CITY. No. Aug. l9.--A
woman named Sis Porter. who bad been
notified 10 leave Usage City. while cross
ing the river af Bonnef's mill tonight.
az drowned. together with her three
children. Mary. Johnnie and Bessie.
aged Is. and 3 respectively. The boat
man escaped The boat was capsizssd Ia
a whfrlnaol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

LASsiSo. Mich. Aug. io.-The eoron-
er's iury Ia the crse of w. A. Smith. uho
was killed iIs the Michigan Central
yards here two weeks ego. last night re-
turned verdict holding the company
responsible for not properly blocking
the guard rail In which Smiths foot
was caught.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

PADucAH. Ky. Aug. la--Whlle the G
year-oid daughter Of +. Dufi0t. market
gardener. wac in the garden this morn
ing she Was ficndishly assaulted by q
negro The child's shricks alarmed the
father. who pursued the rsihan. together
with SIX mounted police. One hundred
men are searching for the rasishef. who
has not yet been caught
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

MrvzFxrotfs. Aug 10 The crowd nj
The bicycle races today vas dlsappoint
ed n vas expected Zimmerman would
nseet } = Johnson. but the New jersey
man failed b appear and the promised
natle race between these tNo iaiied %
nlafeflalise. The track Was smooth but
10 fecs.rtls we're broken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
stoie the Poli Books

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. IA political
sensation was developed here this morn
ing when il was discovered that the
rooms OF the republican city committee
had been burglarizcd. The thief atole
nine poll books some financial account
books and private memoranda, but was
frightened away by the janitor before be
finishaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
s,abl.s.l Thfeash .he Ilears.

BsY Cirs. Aug. 70 4 dispatch from
CslambnA. Ohio. states al Gnkpoua
man from hay City. Nich.. was stabbed
Though The heart anil instantly allied
here Yesterday aftffneun ~ samea
Walsh. ioeAi tough The Tragedy &C
eaFfss On tbe III fotr itsifsaY tFaek
near (snsflaia pafk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

WICHITA. Kas.. Aug. l9.-The camp of
fourteen Kansas cattlemen on the Cher.
olcc strip was raided about daybreak
this morning by body of United States
troops. An exchange OF shots took
place. resulting In the death of four In.
trudcrs and the Kounding Of several
others on both sidea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

IsDIASAPoLrs. Aug. 10.-The Indian
apolis Paper ronipany's plant burned
tonight from Spontaneous combustion
in the rag room. Loss 5000, insur-
ance $1,000. The Cincinnati Enquirx
has been using the entire output OF the
mill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Prrmtn, Colo, Aug IA Bank Esam
insr Sam llfown today gave pefmia
sion o. the Central National hank ta ~.
sumo bnsines. Monday merntnr. Tho
hank u IN god spnfilison. The Amofl.
can and Weasarn National have rveelsei
lsfmIssion from C"mptnllef Eekels 10
fratfasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

sipld4rd II iIunt's tssern. esst q the
city. % : change q foxgcFy. Steidard.
IL ls alleged. izEIersed . dfafi beiongiog
10 another Susasiafd. "a. Identified ~
the other man aud received ts1a Uncle
Sam also wants him On charge q tax
ing lefteF thllt didn't beis,ng 10 him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

IsDIASAPoLIs. Aug. l9.--Mrs Sophie
Beaning. widow aged Ga years, was
run down and instantly killed by an
electric car here this evening. She
stepped from behind one car IN fronf Of
another. going in the opposite direction.
This Is the fourth fatal accident Of the
kind here within month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Manly Gibson has been appointed
postmaster at Burt. Saginaw county.
vice Mrs. Frances Hunt. removed. and
Daniel McMuIlen ut Hemlock City. vice
L. Thomas. also removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Yovsesrows. Ohio. Aug. 19.-The
sheet and plate department Of the Fal-
con mill viii resume business Monday
morning, which viii give employment to
some 20 men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

BENros HARBoR Mich. Aug. d.
William Lappin was arrested at Bangor
yesterday. He was wanted for com
mitting an assault on Mary Milton. 10
year old colored girl near Eau Claire.
on July 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

ST. Paul Aug. l9.-Disp9fches from
Crookston. Benson and Hancock report
severe hail storms. Crops we're badly
damaged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Bssfea nssmsn. Aieh. Aaa u
fhsflss hfsat - a4ses iis4fssi e
liaft NlenlsAis ats grsteffaf t.ss''iy
bAe4ih fsgios = sias eafss lssfs o. fasi
hlss sHi ttes lsias hm4s - lfn gsils
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. 10 The al.
ministrafor Of the estate Of John Walk
er. the Lake Shore ynrdman, who was
killed while cutting . trolley wire over
the railroad track. brought suit today
against tho railroad company for $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
rIeur AZ raGfE PASS.
csrsfrnsstss' fssrs~.s Iefs Thrre fEea
on the ffci4

Eksss ps@a. Texas. Aar ~ At SO
o'cltek lasi night 30 federal cavalry.
ccstnan.lesi ~ Maiof AsaFes ard "a.
reciei ~ Manuel iso<eA sufrfiefai s'si
attacked smaH rastf - CaF8ensstas
vhh wsfe eampel - tfe Clare de
l<hasia neaf Noreig-e 1be ircops hrvsi
ona voilsy and then rksrgfs ihr camp
The Car.lanlsias hssfns stfici ofslf'fs
eel a. afe apen the feslarsi tro7S
luslania4l sn.i Frtfeate1 lsetinE tetcx q
tf4sf naaateg deed ueun the fsia fhe
saIaes a sh1 stoa1 asen arr eot hnes q
kele
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Struggle Betwocn Them and Mine
Owners Far Prom Settlement

Owners Par Prom scsfiemenI
LoSDoS. Aug. l9.--The struggle bs-
tween miners AID nine oUnsrs u 20
nearer settlement than thrre weeks ago.
when the strike began. In tire mitfand
counties alone fully 10000 oolliers are
idle. In South Wales the situation u 80
critical that more than 2o0o infantry
besides cavalry nnd mule battery have
been collected from Plymouth and other
military centers since THURSDAY In Anti.
cipsfiun Of miners riots The whole dis.
tricf is IN a state q feferish unrest and
apprehension.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Maius Eliah " lisIfofd hss rrecisesi
oushe shere he ~ti g. etafioaci "a
fmyu.esla4 - shs defAFfmenf - fhs
l4sttn ~ deales t6at a. sser 81
Iaesaei . ~ - roine T. Olmsha -
esae - alslt fklnk mufb 4 ibe -
n1etg ufrf& tesi ndAs rnthes uuEfs
sss.esay 49, hs - - = seriesy nen sry-
be2. shieA lrsfee his Nt&ntoa 90 ths
s.aln eaeelten Pa o. 8onbt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

ns~Fus iiAeeon, Alch., Aue II
I6ha Gls.sn eas sHsaniis.i sal i,a,ily est
oa he head yesterday ebih tf3lnz o.
tfssoaf lisffy AitchaH ff,sh fahlsiaF
bim. Nit Lah hes lefi fss pafts ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. l9.-Dan Hol-
comb this morning authorized the sher-
liz 10 osfer $500 reward for the arrest
and conviction cf the person or persons
who burned his house aud barns Wedncs-
day NIGHT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

QrARsrTIrK. s. l.. Aug. i9--Ali of the
Karamania under observation of the
Quarantine island continue in good
health. Nothing has developed SINCE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

NssHvrLLE Tenn. Aug. Tho town
of Dickson was almost destroyed by Ere
this morning The damage will reach
10000. with insurance about 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
BoY INSTANTLY Killed.
Stump Machine Broke and Bolt
struck Him ON tile Head.

SrAKTA. Mich. Aug. f9.--Olis Scott. a
lad l3 years old. was instantly killed to-
day near this village while assisting his
father pulling stumps. In pulling a
huge pine stump large bolt broke and
LET the machine fall 20 tho ground. In
falling a large timber struck the boy on
the head causing instant death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Fire Damp I'm a Mine Near Bcrlin
Exkllo<ie<i

BKKtrs. Aug. IA terfihlemins dis
sstcr occurred near here M explosion
of fire damp occurred IN the pit. kiiline
fifty persons and iniurine many more.
Great exclfesecut prevails AID details
are not yef obtainislle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
Car SfrlkeFn.f~<i

wEsT SrPEmoR. Wis. Aug. lo.-The
street car strike II ended. the men bav-
ing accepted the reduction IA vagcs and
returned % work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

vsErsk. Aus ~ Irds1's choleFs -.
tnfts frcsn t4,iris Showed a decida<
dccrcs.< ~ fhe spidemic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

iitsftNssass. -, Ang - tsfs~s
n xlsst.s e.asxesf - tAe Nessefa
la.os sssssgss.h siis.s : rs 80. ssaas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

kssk2&4t~s lsah Aaa d lksfas
sas csnW = fsaele sssas't fspi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

1ee ttesassa Essfefaoseef ts@ aiaA
ssso~i tl,s Fsafset tax - 1fifsfsiee
saeafs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
Miscellaneous.

Redwood Camp No. 81 of the Woodmen made
a success OF its second anniversary celebra-
ton.
f. Cavagnero, N G.. A, will visit San JOAQUIN
Grove No. Of Stockton on the 18th, On the
24th and 25th the Druids of Sacramento viii
receive an official call.
The Good Templar lodges and the Band of
Hope of this city are receiving many new mem
bers.
The Sons of St. George report well-attended
meetings.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps No 81 has
campfire on the 18th. Mrs. Howard, president,
10o81s Market street. solicits donations of
partly worn and outgrown children's clothing
as applications for such are many.
september Is busy fraternal month this
year. The Supreme Council, h. and L. of H.
meets at Indianapolis on the Huh; Supreme
Council OF Redmenlat Des Moines on the 9th !;
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. O. F., at Milwau-
kee On the 18Th; Supreme Legion Select
Knights at st. Louis on the 10Th; Odd Fellows
day will be celebrated at Chicago on the 25th
A number of new courts are being formed by
the ForesIers.
Young Ladies'iInstitute No. 2 held we'll
attended public meeting last Friday evening.
NO. mas brilliant programme arranged for
the 28th. The new schedule of visits for the
grand directors keeps those officials busy.
The Companions OF the Forest are very ener-
getic. Nisitations, soclals and reunions are OF
constant occurrence.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
Improved Order of Red Men.

The great chiefs Will visit ToBawapda Tribe
No. 70 al San Jose next Thursday. Several OF
the past great sachems and a number of men,
bers from the local tribes will accompany
Them The degree team of Modoc Tribe will
exemplify the adoption degree in the wigwam
OF Tonawanda on the same sleep, and alto
gether the members in San Jose will have q
lively council on the date mentioned.
The great representatives left last Tuesday
for the East to attend the Great Council OF the
United States at Des Moines, Iowa. Adam
Smith. who was detained on account of sick
ness, left on Thursday; Past Great Sache m
Henry A. Chase accompanied the great repre-
sentatives. He expects TO remain East for
several months.
Pohanachee Tribe No 10 had a very large
attendance Of members at its last council ard
was favored by goodly number of visitors
from other tribes, among them Past Great
Chief of Records j. w. Maher. who left on
Tuesday for an extended trip TO the Eastern
States.
Osceola Tribe adopted two palefaces last
council and received several applications for
Brother q. III. Tllton of No. 81 were interested
visitors aud addressed the tribe upon the good
of The order.
Modoc Tribe, as a means for exercise for
their team and keeping The members thereof In
good trim for their visit TO Tonawanda at San
Jose, adopted three palefaces and entert aimed
q number OF visitors last sleep.
Wawona Tribe No. IA OF Oakland has
tribe, as well as Gray K gle and Tecumseh, Is
making steady Roadway financially and numeri-
caliy. There will be quite number OF adop-
lions in the tribe OF Oakland.
The printed proceedings OF the Great Council
have been COMPLETED and are being forwarded
10 the tribes.
George H. Stein has been appointed deputy
great saehem over district %
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Among the Californisns who viii be in at
tendance at The Supreme Lodge. which con-
yenes tomorrow in Indianapolis, are: Supreme
representatives DR.. S. American. I. Il. BeTkey,
Grand Secretary S. b. Carleton and Grand
Treasurer j. ". Maher.
The bail TO be given Wednesday evening in
honor OF the sixteenth anniversary OF the order
promises 10 be a big affair. The last meeting
OF the committee of arrangements will be held
In Paio Alto Lodge tomorrow evening.
Palo ALTO Lodge viii IN future meet on Tues
day evening In the AcaZaT building. Ii cele
bTated its removal with a housewarmng last
Tuesday evening, which in every particular was
most pleasant event. Members from West
End and other lodges were present.
Past Protectors 7. Frank smith and L.
B0ufguig non, accompanied by their wives, all
members OF Golden City Lodge, San Jose, spent
PORTION of last week in town.
Grand Protector C. c. O'DOnnell ana wife
will leave on the 10Th inst. ior tour OF the
principal Eastern cities.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
important Legal Points.

C. R.-Canadian law does not permit policies
or death benefit certificates 10 be made payable
10 persons not having what is termed "insur-
able interest" Said interest is confined 10 the
following: 1. Himself ,. Some one depend
ent upon the insured party 8. Some one TO
whom the insured is under legal obligation
which obligation, service, etc, might be de-
feated or prevented by the death OF the Insured
q. H.-Tne decision of the Supreme Court OF
Oregon was: That the member (Freemanl
under the law or the order when he Joined,
made his certificate payable to a person who
was not relative or dependent. and that up to
the time of said Freeman's death he hau no
such relative or dependent; that it was
not possible for him TO comply with the
law enacted after his joining the order which
required that certificates should be made pay
able 10 a relative or dependent. and that the
order must pay the money to the beneficiary
named, although not relative or dependent;
that 10 give the law any other construction
''would operate as a complete deprivation of
the rights Of such members and an absolute re-
pudiation BIZ he society OF its obliga tons" {;
and that even assuming (Which the CO urt did
not concede) that the law in regard to making
only relatives, dependents, etc., ben etcaries
was retroactive. 10 make IL operative land valid
can only be done by cOninng its operations
TO those members who could makeithe change"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11

OF the Degree OF Honor and two delegates from
every subordinate lodge. Permanent officers
and subcommittee will be selected to serve
until next June.
Haywards Lodge has recently been admitting
number OF new members
The removal OF The lodge formerly at Browns
Vile 10 FOrbesfown has been OF benefit Four
teen new members received certificates last
week.
Monrovla reports number OF applications.
Bishop Creek has a boom OF Invitations.
The Degree OF Honor is making rapid adj
vancement. A number OF new lodges are I'M
deiway.
Grand Foreman Ward visited the lodges at
Fort Jones on HE 9Th, Etna Mills on The 9Th
and Yreka on he 9Th. He VIII visit Bay View
Lodge Of South San Francisco next Friday
evening.
Excelsior Lodge No. 126 will celebrate its
fourteenth anniversary next Thursday evening
Grand Master Workman Booth and other Off
clals VIII be present. good programme will
be given, concluding with a dauce
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
Knights of Honor.

Grand Reporter Curry and District Deputy
Learned visited Eureka Lodge last Wednesday
evening.
Garden City Lodge at Alameda held Il very
int resting session last Thursday evening tile
lodge being visited by Grand Dictator Decker.
Grand Assistant Dictator Archibald. Grand Re
porter Curry. Deputy Learned aud Past bic
tailor Kennedy. Addresses were made by the
several visitors and also by numbet of mem.
bers OF the lodge. AT the close of the session
COLLATION. was served
Friendship Lodge will give a house warming
on The occasion OK The occupation of its new
nall III the AlcaZar building THIS evening. Ex-
tenslYe preparations have been made for a
specially Interesting occasion
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
|. o. o. F..

Western Addition Lodge No. 2S5 moved to
the Alcazar building aud had a genial house
warming last Thursday evening.
Renewed interest is manifested in library
matters. This creditable enterprise merits the
hearty GOODWILL OF the fraternity, for il has
done much for the cause. The work of Parker,
Morse, Bohen, Porter and others of the past
generation should be zealously carried forward
by the brethren of the present day. A number
of attractions and improvements are cOntem-
plated.
The bureau for unemployed brethren is
steadily doing practical work.
The general relief committee is very busy.
The large number of strange brethren In this
city needing visits and assistance calls out the
entire strength Of the committee.
+. GA recent decision OF Grand Sire Camp
bell says, Under the legislation of 1892 sub
ordinate has the night, with the approval of its
Grand Lodge, 10 limit the payment of benefits
10 scarlet degree members"
Grand Patriarch Savage concluded his regu-
lar official visits last week. The encampment
branch is in excellent condition.
Grand Master Thompson has been in the
city for some time attending 10 Grand Lo dge
matters.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge will meet at
Milwaukee, Wis, on Monday, September 1S.
The California representatives are James q.
Mcguire, George w. Stockwe A. b. Morse
aud James Leonard. The session viii hold
until the 23d, when all will go TO participate In
the celebration Of Odd Fellows day at Chicago,
MOuNdg3 OcpltHiUti 10 Ou the ZOIu VIII De
held national Rebekah Convention under the
auspices OF the State convention OF Illinois.
One thousand dollars in cash prizes will be
distributed to lodges making the largest and
best displays in The parade of the 25th.
The amalgamaJion OF the Manchester Unity
lodges with The l. o. o. +. is getting TO be quite
fad at Montreal. 1t is accomplished by the
Nj. U. lodges closing out business, forming a
new lodge of Tie ]. o. o. F. and coming over In
body. In this Loyal Lansmore Lodge of the
NJ. Z. recently formed Lansmore Lodge No. 8,
/. 0. o. F. Loyal Go ncordia Lodge, M. o.,
talks of doing Likewise.
A +. DIT is the duty Of lodge and its
members in any locality where a stranger
brother may be taken sick to watch with and
care for him, also to notify his lodge. (WoI.
sons digest, p. 2l9 S54-861.)
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11
Young Mems Institute.

The ninth session of this enIerprIsing order
was an epoch in its history The full tele-
graphic accounts In THE CALL OF September
10 received the b early COMMUNICATION OF
officials and representatives. The new officials
propose active aid persistent work aud are as
sured OF hearty support by the membership.
Some changes have be en- made in tile law and
system of the fraternity designed for It's future
increase and prosperity. Many propositions
were presented and discussed. Good Judgment
rejected number OF these. while those which
were adopted showed careful consideration.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-11

Francis Church was one that was crafty
Ing to the managers. IL will be continued
Tor another week, and each evening there
VIII be attractions that will prove inter-
estlng and entertaining to all who attend.
The young ladies' of the parish have done
much to make the fair the success that ali
who are interested could wish it to be.
Every one who attends and contributes a
small mite does something toward lessen
ing the debt which the new pastor, Rev.
Father Conlan, found hanging over the
church when he assumed the passionate.