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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

We take pleasure IN announcing 70 our
many friends and patrons OF Richmond
and vicinity that we have this day sold our
entire business, knownss i ne Boston One
Price Clothing House. to Mr. J. Jacobus,
formerly and tor many years respected
merchant Of high standing Of Hawkins
vile, Ga.
We thank you all forthe many fayors and
liberal patronage bestowed upon us and
will kindly request you to deal with our
worthy successor the same as you nave
with US.
All accounts due The Boston are paya-
bic TO Mr.. j. Jacobus. who is authorized TO
receipt for same.
II. B. 4 HENRY STERN,
kew York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
THE SAMOAN WAR
Il Broke Out July zsh Bat was stepped
by the Treaty Powers.

fBy Anslo-Amerscsn cable 70 tho ptspasch.I
AprA, SAMOA. July 10. ria SAN FsANcrsco,
August 4.-The long-expected war be-
tween Ming Malietoa and Chief Ma
taafa broke out ON July 7th. IL was
short and sharp and was suppressed
by the three treaty powers.
Malietoa began the gwar and he had
the best of 1t. He planned surprise
which, but for the accidental discharge OF
a gun. would have resulted in the exter-
mination OF the Mataafa forces. The Eng
lish, German. and American consular
authorities held consultation and
decided that the war must be stopped
ana 1t was accordingly done by German
and British meu-of-war, there being no
American vessel at Samoa. Mstaafa was
compelled TO surrender. He lost sixteen
killed and seventeen wounded. Malietoa
lost four killed and twelve wounded. The
foreign warships are protecting the sur
rendered natives from Malietoa's ven
goance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Bering-sea Arbitration.
rnv tele0-anb 10 the Dispatch.

WAsH1SaroS, ID. c.. August 4.-Private
adyices-later and apparently more au-
thentic than those received by the State
Department. as to the movements OF the
Bering-Sea arbitrators have reached this
city. Senator Morgan cables his son
that it will be impossible for him
to leave Paris before August 18th.
This is q postponement OF two weeks
beyond the time originally set for his de-
parture. Several days ago the Senator
booked himself for passage on steamer
sign rhat the verdict of the al bitrators
would be rendered this week. From the
language of his cablegram. however. IL
seems that no is doubtful whether the
arbitrators will haye finished their duties
even upon the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
"
ABINGDON. VA, August 3. 1893.
Situation ut ~. Pnui.

ST. Paul. MINI, August 4.-The tempo
rary suspension of the German-American
National Bank last night. although not
unexpected in banking circles, was a
great surprise to the general community.
Still. so confident are the people
Of the strength of the remaining
banks, that. although some deposltors
are quietly withdrawing money from
q few banks, there is no particular
excitement or general run on any of the
banks. The sovings banks for several
days have been enforcing the sixty-dqy
rule, although most of them have abun-
dant resources for any emergency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
The Lead Market.

10y trItHIIpu 10 IIIV III5P'HtVI1'I
ST. LOUIS. August 4.-The closing of the
silver-mines has not so far had the
stimulating influence on the lead market
that was looked for. To-day lead sold at
50. 97l5, the lowest price touched in forty
6ye wears. The cause assigned is the
financial depression. Buyers are pur-
chasing as little as possible, and as large
stocks are on hand and Shippers ANXIOUS
TO obtain money decline is resulting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
ON TO WASHINGTON.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY IN NEW
YORK THIS MORNING.
vics-Presidents Stevenson Reaches Bloom
ington from ffis Western Trip ana
Proceeds for the Capital
fBy telegraph TO the DIspatch.

FALL RIyBR, Mass, August 4.-Ihe Pre-
sident put in full days rest to-day at
Gray Gables In order that he might DO
better able to stand the long and continu-
ous trip 70 Washington. Secretaries Car
Isle aud Lamont were with him. The
presidential party boarded the4:45 o'clock
steamer train, on which came Attorney
General Olney. A. Fall River they went
on board the steamer Puritan at o'clock.
They viii reach New York early in the
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
nv. end Srs Stevenson.
lBy tslecranh 70 the Dispatch.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. August a. Vice
President and Mrs. Stevenson and party
arrived at home last night from their trip
TO the Pacific coast. Mr. stevenson leaves
tonight for Washington. Mrs. Stevenson
is somewhat fatigued and will not accom-
pany her husband. She will remain here
untti ppxt fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
pr. Acree Accepts the Gail.

ROANOKE, Va. August 4.-Rev. R. II.
Acree, pastor of the Calvary Baptist
church, has resigned TO accept a call from
tho FIRST Baptist church of Knoxville. tie
came here eighteen months ago from Pc
tersburg, when the Calvary church was
first organized, and has built up large
and influential congregation. The resie
nation is to take effect on the lst OF Sep
tembeF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
4 septuacenarisn Suicide.

CHICAGO. August 4.-Nelson Van Kirk. q
Board OF Trade operator, sho. himself 20
death this afternoon in his Office IN the
Rialto building. He was rs years old. and
was a member. of the firm of Van Kirk 4
Osten, which became bankrupt about n
month ago. After the failure he had re-
organized his affairs and resumed trading,
but was again forced to tho wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

rival and placed in the hands. OF the
Sheriff. To-day Mr.. James received anotner
keg by the AtIantic-Coast Line. anu u nas
remained undisturbed at his saloon Ill
day. -, ..
Judge Hudson has fled an opinion sup
Elementary 10 his last decision IN tne Lar
lington dispensary cnse. He SAYS, among
other things, that Justice pope's order was
not intended to dissolve his previous orcer
proceedines. also that J. Il. Floyd, ais
penser. was guilty of contempt in vlo,atinp
his order OF Injunction and in violating
Justice Pope's writ Of supersedeas. hud.
sons supplementary decision docs noe
alter the status Of the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Nsvahoe "Na, io H."

(By Anglo-American cable to tho pispatch.l
LONDON. August 4.--1he regatta OF the
Royal Yacht Squadron, of which the
Prince OF Wales is commodore. took place
to-day. The Calluua. Satanita. Nalkyrie.
and Navahoe started. and though the Ma
vaboe got the best position. she cut poor
figure. She tackled shoreward with the
apparent intention OF taking the other
yachts WIND. but the attempt failed. Tho
Satanita finished first. the yslkyrle second,
the Calluna thhd. and the Navahoe last.
The prize was 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Business Is Business.

Lawyer for the plaintiff Ito his client
on the witness stand); And now, Mrs. yal
Rooster. explain the nature OF this loan OK
S5. .0O0. 600 you made to the defendant.
Fair Client: Really. you will have to ex-
cuse me for the remainder OF the day. l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

should be a crime. II netties the best
natursd man 70 500 his baggage banded:
IL sours the sweetest temperament ana
sensis chill down the back every nme'
smesher and take Simmons Liver keguiA-
Tor. II will soothe the agitated feelings,
keep down tbs bile. and make vou .yigots
ous eneugh to stand up for your s'ehs~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Possibly n ssurder.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch ]

NASHVILLE. TExS.. August 4-John K
Square was found dead beside the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad-track near
Fountain this morning with deep cut IN
his head. He is o member OF the hym OF
Louisville contractors h n. Square a.
the place where the body was found. The
death may have been caused by fall from
q train. but the cause Is thought to have
been murder and robbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Does Not Favor tie Resolution.
RICHyoNp, August 4, 1905

To the Editor Of iks Dispdtchi
Please do mo the kindness 60 correct state
meut In Jour issue OF to-day-that favored VT.
Eohle'e scheme 10 make councfme1 haiaftet
oricers. think pleaty Of good citizens can be
secured to serve without compensation. l am
opposed to Mr. Mobiles proposition and have 50
Expressed myself 20 all with whom 1 have
talked about tho matter.
Very respectfully, JOSEPH w. CABrEa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
A General restorative.

Tho above torn moro adequafeiy describes
the nature q Hostotiers stomach Bisters than
auy other The medicine has specific qualities
cf course as Ia cases OF mslanai difosso, dys-
pspsia. snd lives complaint. bat rs i9siGorAtine
endorsing potcncy inado manifest tnrougheut
the systom Parity aud activity OF the clrcutn-
ton nrs insured by II, and u cnacsualIy eounr
ssracts fendenctes 70 kidney disease, rhcum1e
tIsm, neuSalsts, end 5ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
FOUGHT AND DIED.
Aud All Csncornsa in the Mill Areto Be
Arrested.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

TBy te!egrapH 70 tDT DIs0asO1'F
DENVER, Co... August 4.-The Sailor
Kid" whose correct name Is diuerentiy
who fought TO q draw last night in pu-
eihstic encounter at the Ramblers'-Club
rooms, died late this afternoon,
Nv order OF tho District Attorney
State warrants were promptly sworn ont
for all those concerned in the mill. Md "
or william Robinson (co.ored) was ihe
"Sailor Kids" opponent, and the
latter was terribly beaten up. HOP
lnson. Dick CsrLsrry, sns wen; 5
Jess smith were put under arrest
Bat Bat Msster.on. who refereed the fight,
has disappeared. The kid" never re-
gained consciousness after leaving the
ring last night. Ali concerned ID tne
affair are to be taken into custody hs fast
sy deputies can fad them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

West Point suutay spseis'.

Sunday, August 9th, the Richmond and
Danville railroad will run Q special train
to West Point. Train will leave the Rich
mond and Danville depot at 80 A. d.
Returning. leave West Point at T.; D.
The train will stop at all stations. Fare
for round trip. IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
ManteIs. Crates. and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
A Card.

In calling attention to our celebrated
and strongest trunk made and which y
made ia every way superior to all othey
trunks. we BEG 10 say that we warrant y
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free Of charge.
Very respectfully.
Il. w. Rouxxaxk 4 BRorrx1.
Richmond. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

tors nearly every yestigs Of resemblance
to the living man hsd disappeared. But
the mark made by the scs.pei during life
renamed indelible in death, and settled
beyond all question 81 the. time and all
man who had asssssinated tho President
john FRKpxafcx MAJ, n. u.
Washington, January 10, 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Trials Of the Narrow-ches,ed.

He (would-be a,hlete) May take you
out rowingY
She: Pm afraid it's little too early.
He: Boating is always in season when
the weather's fne.
She: Yes, but I'd want to wear my bath.
ing suit, you see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Teachers, Bible. a. R.dac.d Prices.

The Oxford Editions and others--full
line; also, large stock of Bibles from
pocket size to family and pulpit Bibles, ae
Hunter Il Co.'s, 629 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
siams.n nIncknd, Rai.aa.

tBy Anslc-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
PARIS. August 4.-Rear-Admiral HUI
mann. commanding the French fleet, now
in Siamese waters. announces that tho
blockade Of Siam was raised yesterday at
ternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

Insursnce companies allow 5 per esnt.
discJunt on policies on buildings. with
GaIyapized Iron cornice& send Tor a.
bphons Thomas N. Kendlsr and have al
vanizsd iron substituted tor wood. 1he
discount ON policy Will pay tor Il tn eshoes
while. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Fins Train, Fsst Time to Ola Point Next
SUNDAY, August 6th.

81 Richmond to Old Point and return,
Sundsy, August 9Th. Leave Richmond 3
A. NJ, arrive Old Point 10 A. N. Leave
Old Point returning p. NJ. arrive hich.
mond 0 p. N. No stops made between
Richmond and Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

Orders for Prirtng sent to the
Dispatch Company viii be giyon prompt
attention. and the style Of wofk and prices
viii ~ sure 10 please you-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
Rnford. O1Ferran.
CLAY WARD.
Rnfn-h. O,Ferrall.


IpLeS Second Precinct of Madison Ward
81. .ia Fourth Precinct of Jackson Ward
-, iss.tvas split, aud the vote for the
,.ru..,4lies from the First Precinct OF
..y N.l sa, ,1ccodIngly close. In seve-
D. 4 tar pfe,iLcts few votes were
.-iJsl out i.r Irregularities.
lL ,0te Uy IrscncGs and wards was as
as ile butoId tickets being given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

ing resolutions were passed yesterday at
Smithville at a meeting of Democrats who
supported MIR. Rico in the last primary.
These resolutions will be read at court on
next Monday and ] think will cause the
biggest split in the Democratic party that
Charlotte county he's ever seen. Ono side
claims Mr. Rico as the nominee and the
other DIR. Priddy. What the result will be
iine will only show. These resolutions
have caused a great deal of excitement
here to-day:
Whereas. DR.. A. s. Priddy has, IN a let
ter in tho Charlotte Gazette Of this date, an
nounced himself - the nominee Of the
Democratic party 20 represent this county
in the next Legislature. and has already
expressed his nnwlllingness to abide by the
action of the County Democratic Commit
tee, and ,s not willing TO allow investiga-
tion by the said committee Of gross frauds
charged as committed at Keysvllle. his pre-
cinct, aud OF which frauds he CDR. Priddy)
was fully coenizant ard actually psrtici-
pated IN the fragrant violation OF the reso-
lutions passed TOR conducting the primary
election held on 18th July; and whereas
this announcement was made by DR.. Prid-
dy in spite of the fact that number
of prominent citizens and members of the
County Democratic Committee had re-
Quested that action be postponed until
these charges should be investigated /;
therefore We, the undersigned Democrats
OF Charlotte county, although willing for
the good Of the Democratic party 10 sub
mt the matter TO investigation. hereby
call upon Mr. II. g. Rice to announce
himself as the regular nominee OF the
party and earnestly request the voters OF
the county 10 rally to his support.
ISlgned s. d. Morton, j. NJ. Smith, N.
Daniel members County Committed,
and H. T. Hutchinson. Briscoo Il.
Bouldin, Z. B. Watkins, Dayid Rice, q.
G.. Paris, X. Il. fowler. J. 4. Paulett, w.
II. Smith. A. T. Faris, II. q. Chappell.
Washington Delegation.
ABINGDON. Va, August 8. 1898.
To ne Editor Of he DisDatci:
In my dispatch of last Saturday evening
] stated that some twenty of the twenty
eight delegates from Washington county
would be for Colonel 0'Ferrall. This
statement was made the evening Of the
election from information had received
and also from what / supposed was tbs
sentiment Of the people of the county.
| am Tyler man and would not do
him an injustice. but aimed to give you
facts as they were. The delegation from
this sounty stands IL for O'Ferrall, 10 for
Tyler. and for Buford. $. n. WITHEEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

Writing Papers by the Pound.
From Is to SOC. and upwards. Full linz Of
Mourning Papers at Hunter Il Co.'S, Gao
Rr6ad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

LADIES needing tonic OF chtldssn ~ wapo
bsil1ips sp sbosid take nrsvas lfo4 Dl1oeea u
ssIiocsnsss. ssd Ivsr 6anpislnsss 1Skss iaS
blSo1 stch and para
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

! ::::::iss :::!;!:: & s: :::' s. $; $:
s.::s: :::':|:: ! :: ::ss. I = q; ::::: ::::s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

C,nArLxsxox, y. u. August 4. ON Wed
nasdav 4 ke9 tf beer Was sent 70 j. NJ
James, lt Darlington. and seized on ~ a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
utKsuALL WARD.

Fr' Ir.ru-l- ,BufoId,--W. II. Eacho, 13S I;
~ Oi..ue-. I3l: j. w. Reams, 1870; Jo-
r.8 T. s.t.. l42 ,Oforralll Edward Dona-
i... $50. Jluo- T.. GRADY, 235; j. 1. Mount
'Ate. sl2 JoLn I.mDeriake. 10. Total,
...-i Pre..ct-, Bufosd)-W. r. Hancock,
p,. H.rauuL Nauoney, SO; James W. SIN
... 80. soha &. Walsh, JT., 81: William II.
b4lA... -: 80 FerraiB-JOhn BaRley 15o;
N a. lurls. ls7; J. e. DickersOn, las; John
uslss. Ii.; G.. Watt Taylor, l64. Total, 2JS.
III lreIa-t-t -tblford)-W. c. AmmOns,
.. Aiam 1873 oui. 2O7: Arthur u. Ferguson,
..l. 1e.4.1 4. Do0Ie, 201; A. W. Melsiger,
... ...r B. White, 200. (OFerralD-W
,,a bailey lIl; George ". Bradley, III;
seldom tlIidfcss, ll3; w. y. Peerman,
ui, la- RoyLJlas, Jr., Ill; W. I. Woody,
ia. ivi4l, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

rreeah.s spsts Ia Charlotte.
FAaenes Of tao iiichmond Dispstcb.l
suls' VA. August l.-Ths follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05

Gas. and Electric Chandeliers an4
Globes. New designs and low pFscea
Jon BowEns.
No. Governor street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-05
1rrORD AHEADHERE
,-s s6 DELEGATES IN RICH
se CO. 80 ANo o'FeRRALl as.
pain Tbroughoot the Day
N ~ ,aoy voters from the Polls
nesalt In Detail.

.,r election yesterday in this
iAo Y, to,ccates to the gubernatorisl
a. i'' rassed ofI without an incident
ea''H''[,-,. ,,..rtion. II rained pretty much
s'ril' 1,y There was deep interest
ia' 'a,, s'.,,a. bat no excitement, and "a. the
rna'' cast was small, being 1854.
io' ,.., was between the friends
Is, .l ''-l Buiord and those OF
b lo,rerralI. the supporters OF Lieu
< (''1.', .. r.-oer tyler having declined 70
p-aatu ,r the feld. OF the lVl dele
,5i '.eN ..i'ch Richmond "a entitled IN
a.e % "ti5n the Buford contingent
.le ooo.. .rI the adherents OF Colonei
C.aral A. ...,... -ur RyrrrxK.
r..,mtttee met at $3.50 o'clock
I'd. ''' ,.uVass tho returns ana Dc
80 p's" et The process was exceed
lsfa .. .,5 The committee was IN ses-
cs1 'S,es hours. When the Third
4. J,serson Ward was called
llf0it. .-,,e Wayne Anderson. chairman
sq.h.li. ..r'l, orsanizatiOn. moved 70 pass
o'tyr e,vinr promise OF something 10
q ti, i"' 'oroiony. After the result IN
.f.iA i.. ..- rr,clncts had been declared,
b. i,- .nl Third jefferson was re-
laE.'''.. D.. Cap:ain Anderson stated that
-'D .,,ccfcl that d protest would be
b th' '.' r.corl TO the precinct, but
T'd-i. ling .'' he moved that the returns
g. OCT ',',Ier If delegates for each Of the
IL' ~. .... elected ~ the several precincts
!, &, .t'"' .s.v-utTH WARD.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
Knights of Honor.

The increase in the per capita tax will
not 90 into effect until January, 1894, the
supreme lodge having reconsidered its ac
tion requiring it to go into effect immedi.
ately.
From Jan. to May 3,721 new mem.
bers were admitted.
A former member whose membership
was terminated BY withdrawal or suspen-
Slon when admitted as new member
must come in npder the table of rates in
force at date of each admission.
The funeral ceremony of the order can
only be used In the burial Of member In
good standing.
Vacancies occurring among the officers of
a grand lodge during the interim between
sessions can only be filled from the ranks
of those who are members of the grand
lodge.
A member who is insane at the time the
bylaws Of lodge relative to the payment
of sick benefits are changed Is subject to
and must abide by such change.
A bylaw requiring member to attend
his lodge at least once a month, unless
otherwise excused, In order TO entitle him
TO sick benefits, is constitutional.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
Royal Arcanum.

The results of the session Of the supreme
council can be stated In few lines Most
of the old officers were reelected, and new
office, that Of supreme auditor, was Great
ed. Detroit was chosen as the place of the
next meeting. The maximum limit OF
charter members of subordinate councils
was increased. The membership fee was
reduced and long debate over the aboli-
tion OF assessment notices resulted in the
defeat Of the proposition. The right Of pc
tition is held sacred In the supreme coun-
Gil, and a great deal Of time was spent In
listening to and discussing the hundreds
of COMMUNICATIONS received. Most of the
changes therein proposed were decided to
be unwise.
About 10000 men, representing 43 coun-
ellis, paraded in Brooklyn on Arcanum day
There was an abundance Of fireworks and
music.
For the first six months of 1893 the su-
preme council has called eight assessments,
being one less than were called during the
same time for 1892.
Fort Greene council, Brooklyn, began
with 20 members In June, 1887. 1t now has
COS members, an increase Of 100 for each
year of its growth.
Under date Of July 1 assessment 1S3 has
been levied, which must be paid by men,
bers on or before July 81 There are 1l2
deaths on the call, of which 10 were in New
York, l3 in Illinois, 12 In Massachusetts,, 8
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and in
Ohio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-11
Pythian Sisters.

The outing of the order last Tuesdav
was a success. There we're at least $50
members present. among them being the
Grand Chief OF Massachusetts,, Mrs.
Brewer of Boston, Past Chief Mrs Har-
vey OF Taunton. Past Cnief Mrs. JOS. lie
Count, Sisters Halle Saphore and Ne, lie
James of Ashland Temple OF New Yor x
city. Grand Cbancellor George G. Gates
Past Grand Chancellor Fred M. Gof and
Grand Outer Guard A. L. Howe. The
above smei ladies were entertained by
Suprem, Representative Myra M. Car
penter Wednesday AID Thursday. with
the exception of Mrs. Brewer, who was
entertained by Grand Chief Sarah j..
Goff,
East Providence temple will meet next
Monday evening, when numb.r Of ap-
pllcations will be received.
Suprem Representative Myre NJ. Car :
penser will officially visit May temple Q
next Monday evening and install por-
tion OF its newly elected officers.
A lawn party will be held by the men,
b rs OF Unity temple at the residence Of
Senior Grand Chief Emma Mclaughlin,
Providence street, the latter part Of the
month.
Unity temple had q large attendance
last Monday evening. One candidate
was initiated and four applications for
mem bership we're secured. All OF the
prominent members OF the order who
were the guests OF the. field day commit.
tee were among the visitors.