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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

There serc marked republican gains
in Gaines. and tfle epfise republican
ticket s.ls elected - the fnll0~ing plu.
ralifes supervisor. Nelson Kelly. Is;
clerk. y " Packet. -. treas
lrrr. Thomas Draper. 50, justice
- peace Christian Clemens. ~,
drain coDmiss.rner. David Hutchinson.
80 hix esy commissioner. Charles An
der.in. -. metQies board 81 review
lssaar Wenzer. .. school Inspector.
otto Bournan. -. consfahses. Robert
Hsnp - tha<ies LATER y. A. W.
H4ttiey -. O. II Gismens -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
CARRIER BOY CONVICTED.
Sentenced Co Six Months for Selling
Papers in Mexico

Ell PAso. Tex. April 3-F'rancis Co.
aquilar. carrier for the Hispania Ameri-
cano. Spanish paper published in this
city. and who was arrested several weeks
ago for distributing the paper TO Mexi-
can subscribers in Juarex, was today
sentenced To six months imprisonment
in that city by the government authori-
ties. This is tho first case of its kind to
happen since the famous Cutting affair.
and is exactly similar in that the gov
eminent has taken the right 10 claim
Jurisdiction in the case. The olfense
which the Hispania American COM
mitted was publishing matter regarding
the Cara revolution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

CHIcAoo. April 3. Arthur A. Libby.
Jr.. filed petition in the probate court
this afternoon asking that conseryator
be appointed for his father. Arthur A.
Libby. tho senior member Of the pack
ing house firm Of Libby. Mcneil &
Libby. Ii is charged that Mr.. Libby Is
mentally disordered and is incapable Of
handling his immense business inter
ests. He is reputed Ia be worth IN the
neighborhood Of s1 100000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Walker ,oenship gives the following
fiutsiiiifs tnf SUPERVISE. " tlser.
dem, rat =. clerk. Alien. republican. >.
TREASURER Kip. Democrat. :. highway
cDo h l<eieuer. keiI~on. Fepublicaz. -,
I1stste. srnham. republican. Il. scbc'ol
Inspector. Maynard democrat. =. drain
ccnp. s=~lsrnr. stewart. republican. 3,
n,eeiicr board < rsviex Wli~or. demo
rrst. =. et,nstabies. >e~berry. Dudley
EipeS,. Haas. repfiAlicans. 3. iustb,e 81
rrrnse\fourt. Ii8fsnd. - circuit judge.
tsrose. VI. Afizst. yieuiocrst. /
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

CoLoeAn~. SPRINGS Col, April L.
One II Bostxicks 4 Company's Cripple
creek stAxes w2s overturned at : O'Clock
yesterday afteyncon. throwing out nine
passengers. AZ u whom were more or
lee seriously injured The accident oc-
currcd on tte Chsyennc mountain road.
ten miles southwest Of the city and two
miles frusn Wadtss ranch. The wheel
horses started u run away and the en-
tire outfit went over = steepdcciisity,th the
stage turning completely over.
The injured are: &. A. Ferrin. an
employe of puns' commercial agency.
Denver. internally injured; &. w. Fer
man. representing rho Lytle Lock and
safe company. Cincinnati- injured about
chest and body;. H. p. Grove. Cripple
Creek. shoulder dislocated; j. t. Neville.
Illinois shoulder sprsined. badly coz
on scalp; w. G. Stark. Colorado Spzings.
slightly injured: J. f. Boyle, Colorado
Springs, slightly hurt. Mr.. Ferman.
though badly injured. vas removed 10
his home in Denver. Mesers. Ferrin
and Grove were taken to the hospital
hare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

CHicsSo. April At. j. Richcreek, a
popular horse owner at the Roby track.
was run over by passenger train on the
Fort Wayne road near this city this
morning. sustaining a compound frac-
ture Of the left leg. necessitating ampu-
tafion. He was also seriously cut about
the head. Ii Is thought he will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Ma,lansi t,enuhlican.

WtYLtxD. April ;. The entire rePub-
llcsn ticket ~as elected today y ,.
Fox re.elected Tor supervisor at 20 ma
iority. Hookers majority 81 Whole
number Il votes cast. S5: republicans.
10, democrats. i02, prphibitionists. u;
peoples. A. Amendment relation tn
Grand river, 40 majority. Vote very
Hrhf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

CADILLAC. April 3-The entire Tepub-
hcan city ticket Is elected excepting
marshal. gho has a majority Il tive.
The other ma!orifics range from twenty
70 sixty. Fred Diggins mayor. Joha
Farrar clerk. Miner billiard marshal.
A small votr vas poiied- Herrick u IN
doahfes3iy elected school commissioner
Ter Wexford county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

That people suffering from Piles viii
f1dere them for years or submit 50 tar
kerous. paiefai. cruel aud expensive
,s4rEical operatives. when al tbs iifaf
there i = psinless. otrisin. lasting cum
which gives instsaf relief AMI er~is bnt a
tribe Il Il called Tie Pyramid lsie Cure
ani can l,e f0and ~ al drug stfFe> Ans
drug gist viii e; Il fer you II you AZ
H..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
DIR. ADLER's PROPHECY.
He Says the Suffrage Must He Had 90
Avert a Cafastrnphe.

VIENNA. April 3.---Dr Adler. the most
conspicuous socialist agitator In the
city delivered AN address in favor OF
universal suffrage before meeting 81
1890 workingmen this evening Two
thirds n the adult males in Austria. he
said. had no votes. Only such semi
barbarcus countries as Russia and Spain
were disgraced by such inequality Of
citizens before the law. Unless the gov
eminent took steps ~ right this ~rong
the suffrage question was likely 10 find
It's solution IN social catastrophe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

NV York. AprsIl--5'he Union Type
writer company. Iokganlleqi under the
laws Of New JtEyssas, IaaR purchased the
plants. factoties good wifi. etc. Of Wye
koff. Seansans. and Benedict. the Ameri-
can Writing Machine company. the Yost
company. tbs Smith Premier Typewriter
company ansSithv Dinsmo=e Typewriter
company. The. first siSirkholders' meet
Ing will Re held this sesAlk for the cleo
ton % boara Of directors and officers
II the company ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

VIENNA. April 3-Ninety houses in
Klein .Poechlarn. on the Danube. were
burned 70 the ground today. Fifteen
dead bodies have been removed from the
ruins and twelve more are known 10 be
under the ashes Ten persons whose
fate has not been ascertsined are miss
ing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Nss foRs. Apei The Heraii @a4s
We y Curtis z he AZ srna - 4seasrs
4 ''aftis - this eitF hss ran1rlnesi fh~
report that he = = se dominated for
~ Fl~f y assistant SECRETARY q The
tfv%ss1ry fh~ nouln2fian my - sent
- ~ senate frsiaF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
Never heard complaint of those loyal
DemOrest Sewing Machines.

Loyal because they were never known TO fail
friend The Dcmorcst ranks with the best IN America
No better than few. superior 10 many Warranted
FIVE years good for twenty more: full set Of attach
mcnts capable Of executing all manner Of fancy and
plain stitching Now comes the sequel the good news
chapter The DcmoTest costs but $o5o and freight If
you want the 3drawcr machine The prcc step rcae
$500 tno more) If YOU want more elaborate case
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

MrsksroS. April Z republicans
carry Muskcgon. siectinz John Torrent
mayor by frou 500 o 100 majority. K. :.
Miner treasurer. VIA Collins justice.
Democrats elect Frank Joslyn justice
ard i've out Il eight aldermen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

LoSDoS. April IA yacht carrying
thirteen persons capsized in the Crouch.
a short distance from Burnham this
evening. Five persons were drowned.
The rest chung 10 the yacht until they
were rescued by i,oatman who put out
from the shore when the accident oc-
surre1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

MrksIl1 Mich, April IA heavy
ote ~ss polled for justice ~ the SUI
rr~me court Durard received lfovotes.
Hooker -. for regents. Harmon. 81;
Bunker ~, X sifsr. -, flstcher. =.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Aleona vert republican, yesterday by
the folicsirz plurality Irsfice n
a. pr~rns sourt fiook~r, Ia. lusgr- q
rlrruit -saurt. Grove. 81. Tsggsff. iot
Hugh Montgomery es@ elected fufsr
s@r sad fhs z,nrndmsnt relative - ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

srsxEA April 3--The entire repsblie
- tscx~t exeept supersieoF sac sl'scted
K.,oefte prohibition candidate fcr 50
l<rVipor. defeated Page. republican. isy
lxo mslerify.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

CHicsso. April 3-The cases against
the three bookfhakers arrested on Fri
day at Roby were dismissed today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

LOWELL. April 3-This village sives
the following rrpubfirsn pisraiities'
Hooker. -, keifes. %; Fletcher. ~,
Grove. iso, Tssgazt. G., Hsnl.a Smith.
al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

NseasftfF. fenn. April J F.xk{hi
ilrn arsf zsme f'hatiAnazsea = NaEh
qi.ie Z s-eosad esee. Na<tfais e. Chat
ianoka&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
SPRING & COMPANY.
The Bursting of Buds

Into Blossoms and Foliage is typical Of the store
life at Spring.& Companys. Its spring 10y thousand
new fanoics that have recently awaken the adj
miration in those who delight in the evolution OF
fashions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Fer the cure ~ Illes i sissys painful
oftea dsn Efroas sud u~elssss. and invsr
atty expensive, ~ tie ether hani there 5
a new. certain fisre. perfectly psinifss
gives instant reiitf and permanent fsHt
sEd costs bal tfiae II i 10 pyrsnii
Pie Cure. u b lnerr ceffAia cure ttaa
= Surgical cper&tion. wlihoaf snf ~ To-
intenss rain. sxp<n<e sad daaesr - ~
eF.esaiioo. Any drafgiss VII e. 4 ~
"a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

isa provsaa<nt a Grand riv~s v~~ CARRIED
~ - majority. The entire republican
t,cksE So sl<cted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

See Living Wits, tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04
See Living Whist tonight.
See Living Whist tonight


At Y. NJ c. A. hall hext Friday at
i;:5O and 5 p. m. fully explaining Ger
man in Five Weeks" Mr. j. Il. Harper.
attorney at law. Fort Wayne. Ind. says.
Having taken the FIVE weeks course in
German in Prof. Dodgc's class in this
city. il affords me pleasure To say that
he has kept all promises made and that
by the Natural Method any person II
average intelligence who will give him
his earnest cooperation. can in the time
acquire sufficient knowledge u the
language IN converse on ordinary sub.
lects IN German.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Have you eccn the laies, novelties in
skirts AZ :staufser's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Only sixty styles of gowns at staufr.
er'e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

See Living Whist tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

See Living Whist tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-04

Dora Zimmerman. No. 9a7 Wealthy
avenue. diphtheria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

the contestants were the recipi. nts
OF slivht mementoe for their
efforts. The COMMITTEES OF ar
ranr emente were: X. l.. Smith, q. ID.
Poole and r. Carr for Olive Branch, and
w. n. Hall q. A Barrett and A. +:
Campt,eil for Mayfower. A special
commit Gee consisting of Brothers X. Ia.
Smith and A. o. Blrrett had charte OF
the ladies' The party came home about
z o'clock.
Moshassuck encampment met last
evening aitd Grand Secretary Mosiey was
present. This l. the first time that
brother Mosley has been in lodge room
The meeting OF Mt. Vernon loige was
we'll attended last. Wednesday even
ing. Tue first degree was con-
Srred upon one candtuate
During iatermission Brother Albee en-
trrtained the members with several vocal
selectionA The field day of the lodge has
been postponed until Saturday, August
70. owing to the absence OF one OF the Of
fcers. The sec md degree will be con-
fefred next "wednesday evening.
What Ch,er lodge held a short session
last Tuesday evening. There was no
work.
The attraction at the ADELAIDE Park
Yesterday was Eame OF ball between
tie crack niaes OF Capouicus and What
Cheer lodges. and the result was that the
"North Enders" WEI o beat to the time OK
II o IA There was lots OF fun and but
little glory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
SCOTTISH CLANS.
Clan Fraser Making Preparations for the
Annual Excursion-Interestt Notes.

Clan Fraser Making Preparations for the
Annual Observation-Disclosures Notes.
The members Of Clan Fraser are busly
engaged In making arrangements for the
day Of Scottish sports to take place in
Pawtucket on S S,turday. Aug. 10.
The Providence Caledonian society,
instead of Clan Cameron, will have its
annual field day at Rocky Point. The
day for this popular event among the
members OF the order is "wednesday.
Aug. %. Liberal prizes will be offered
the contestants.
II is probable that clans will soon be
established at River Point, Bristol and
Olneyville. The work is biing done by
the officers OF the grand .clan.
Clan Cameron met last Wednesday
evening, Chief George Stratton presid-
ing. Two candidates were initiated and
one application for membership was re-
ceivei.
Next Thurs day Grand Chief Alfred
Dawson accompanied Dy the other chiefs
of the grand clan will visit Woousocket,
where Clan Doaglass will be Installed
mem bers. A delega ion from Claus
Cameron. Frasier and McGregoc, together
with one or more pipsrs, VIII attend the
ceremony. A parade will be made
through the prinolpu streets.
The first week in August will be
"Scolc " week at the Worlds fair and
every effort will be made by the lea ling
Scoi ichmen Of Chicago to induce eve ry
Scotchman a. til, cou try to be present
duriug the week. Already five OF the
richest Scotchmen OF the city have given
the committee promises to draw upon
their funds auy amount that they may
require Tor the proper entertainment OF
their cou ntrvmen. lie emily the Royal
clan met in Chicago and were entertained
in n most sumptuous manner, aud at
Dulutn the ladies' committee t.ndered
tie delegates "A reception aud banquet
prior to their reaching Chicago. In 8
body is made up of delegates from every
state in the union and Canada. Rhode
Island was represented by John Meike.-
John, John Cummings and John Adams
There Will be no limit to the the expense
" hel the rank aud file reaches Chicago
aud the committee there will do It's ut
most TO outrival any other nation that
visits the fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
FORESTERS.
Court Central Initiates Foar Candidates.
Notes OF General Interest.

Court Central Initiates Four Candidates.
Notes OF General Interest.
Court Central met Monday evening,
when four candidates were initiated.
The committee on ball made its final
report and the sum OF $50 was found to
be the amount that had been made,
which was very gratifying TO the mem
bers.
Court Star meets next Monday evening
when three candidates will be initiated.
There are twenty-five court. 5000
members in the funeral fund representing
twenty-five courts
Court Roger Williams meets this
evening.
The excursion that will b. held Aug.
10 at Rocky Point bids fair 10 be the best
aud largest demonstration the order has
made in this state. Tue excursion COM
mittee meets in Almy's hall this evening,
Providence sanctuary or the doou
Shepherds meets tnis evening. AZ least
two candidates will he initiated. lhe
quarterly reports OF the officers Will be
read aud other business of interest to all
OF the members will he presented.
Among the me pbers OF the or ter who
g. joy life is Grand Treasurer M. O'Don-
nell of Court Star He is the owner OF
one OF the fastest yachts down the bay.
aud can be- seen almost every day bv
those who travel up and down the river
on the steamers. The officers of the
grand court are looking for an invitation
from genial O'Donnell to take them out
for an airing before the bay freezes over.
The meeting Of Court Olneyville was
one of more than usual interest last even
ing, .inasmuch as Past Chief Ranger
Charles Meegan was the recipient OF a
past chief rangers certificate. hand
somely framed. The presentation speech
was ", ade by Chief Ranger John 4. Lam
caster. Among the other officers OF the
Grand court present were Graad Secre-
tary T. j. III zgerald, Grand Treasurer
tary 8. +. Pinkham and Senior Wood
ward j.. i. Kelly. A collation. WIS
served during the evening and a general
good tim enj,ye by all present.
Grand Chief Ranger John IA Lancas-
ter enjoyed bis annual vacation at Cape
May. where he had most enjoyable
time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21

senior sycamore, s. G. Cady junior sag
amore, w. l.. Hyde; chief OF records. n
ID. Payne; assistant chief of rec ords
William Frtnkland keeper of wampun /,
w. Il. Andrews. This evening the hun.
trrs and warriors degree will be conferred
upon two candidates.
Tahoma tribe held pleasant session
in B. Il. ball last Friday eyeling. This
evening the sub-chieis will be installed,
and possibly one or more candidates will
be initiated
The aoption degree was conferred
upon two candidates in Narragansett
trib, last Monday evening. District
Deputy Great Sachem Charles w. Msr-
cler and board WAS present and installed
the officers elect. Next Monday evenin 1
the hunters degree will be conferre d.
The mem bership Of this tribe at the pres
ent time Is 256, and It's assets are nearly
5000.
Assistant Chief of Records William b.
Packard OF Wamsitta tribe and family
are visiting the Worlds fair.
Chief A. Martin and team OF warriors
conferred that degree upon Ave candi-
dates last Monday evening, after which
the members INDUCED ia u general good
time.
Metamora tribe meets next Friday
evening when work ia one or more OF the
degrees will be performed
Some OF the members OF the order are
tr ing to get up - aetd day to be held i'm
mediately after the session of the great
council tnat Is to be held Tuesday. Aug
ust Sth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
RED MEN.

Daughters OF Pocahontas To Visit New
port-Lsague Goes Out Of Existence.
During the first week in September the
degree team Of Waneta council. Daugh-
ters OF Pocshontss, will go TO Newport,
where IL will confer the degree OF the
order upon the charter members OF a
council that Is to be instituted In that
citv.
Narraeausett Chieftains' league. the
uniformed auxiliary OF the order. has
gone out OF existence, after a struggle Il
about two years. AT the last meeting of
the league IL was found that all " the
bills Of the body had been paid, and IL
was then voted TO surrender its charter.
An effort will be made, however. to have
the charter taken up again aud the body
formed under a better administration, as
the degree aud the uniforms are among
the most attractive OF any crst society
In existence.
District Deputy Great Sachem A.
Spencer Installed the following-named
officers In kng Philip tribe last Friday
evening: Saehsm, Charles h Pierce |.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Garaeld Lodge Confers Degrees Gossip
About the Order.

Garaeld Lodge Confers Degrees ossip
About the Order.
The second degree was conferred on
one candidate and the third upon two in
Garfield lodge last friday evening. The
third degree will be conferred this even
ing upon one or more candidates.
"A I the meeting OF Nathaniel Greene
council last Monday eveaing the second
degree was conferred upon one candid ue
aud three applications for membership
were received There will be at least
seven candidates for the third decree
next Monday evening.
Washington council conferr ID the
third degree upon thirty-six candidates
last "Wednesday evening. There will be
work in one of the degrees next Wednes-
day evening.
His Excelency Governor Brown and
those that occupied the carriage with him
yesterd NY were present d with handsome
badges by the members OF Providence
council.
The game Of ball yeste rday at Crescent
Park by the mines OF & Ilumbia anl Lin
coin councils d d not prove tobe so much
OF an attraction as was looked for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

Large Attendance at the Meeting of
BeAconsGeld Lodge-Other Matters.
Beaconsfeld lodge had a large attend
ancs Tuesday evening. There was
large number Of visitors present. One
application for membership was received.
At the close OF tie session COLLATION.
was served. On Tuesday evening, Aug
I, Roger Williams lodge If Newport win
be the guest OF this lodge. The visitors
viii arrive Ia tnis city about 9 o'clock on
a chartered steamer, aud will be met at
the wharf by the members of the lodge
headed by a band OF music. and "A short
parade will be made aud everything will
b. done to make their visit enjoyable. A
competent committee has been placed IN
charge OF the reception.
The Matsme aud moonlight excursion
Of Gordon Commandery TO Fall River, on
the evening OF Thursday, August "a.
already promises to b,more of a financial
success than WAS expected as tue tickets
are being disposed OF very rapidly.
The annual meeting OF the grand lodge
Of this s'aie will be held Friday, August
25,in Alfredian hall, Wanskuck, whea Past
Taylor. who have been elected to the
positions Of granl president and vice
grand pres dent, will be installed by he
officers of tie supreme lodge. There
will be several ittm of Importance come
up for consid 'fation and it is hope that
there will b, - large attendance.
The Office OF the grand secretary is now
room No 10. City hall building.
Past President Andrew Carson of
Shakespeare lodge Of Paterson. N. j., is
spending q few days in this city.
Brother Carson wears handsome and
costly badge Of his Office that was pre-
sented to him by the members or Anglo
Saxon lodge Of Brooklyn. N. Y, for his
heroic efforts In rescuing one OF its MEM
be from drowning
Major General John Robinson insti-
tuted commandery Ia Springfield. Mass.
last Wednesday evening. The comman-
derry starts Of with fifteen charter mem
bers aud bids fair to be one OF tho largest
aud best la the state.
John Bray Of Cor ION commandery has
bsen commissioned "a brigadier general
for the state OF Rhode Island. Brot her
Bray has not yet appointed his staff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-21
PYTHIAN SISTERH00D.
Grand Oficers Install Officers Of Her
mione Assembly Gossip.

Grand Oficers Install Officers Of Her
mione Assembly Gossip.
Grand Chancellor Mrs. w. ID. Laird.
assisted by her suite. Installed the fol-
loving named officers in Hermione
assembly, last Monday evening: Past
chancellor, Mrs. I. K. Smith; chancellor
commander, Mrs Warren Perkius; vice
chancellor, Miss Emma Lloyd; prelate,
Mrs. Samuel Ward; mistress-at-arms.
Mrs. Thomas Griffith; assistant mistress
alarms, Mrs. James Il. Bromley; keeper
of records aud seal. Mis- Annie A. Laird;
mistress OF hnance, Mrs. >. Fisher; inner
guard, Mrs. a. w. Huchings; outer
guard, Mrs. T.. S. Clarke; mystic Que,
Miss Ida Nightingale.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for n
delegation OF the order to visit the
Worlds fair during Rnoie Island week.
One or more applications for me IN ber-
ship will be received at the next meeting
OF Hermi me assembly.
Smithsonian assembly meets this even.