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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
THIS IS HIGH LIFE.
A VERY STRANGE STORY OF IN.
TRloUE.
How The World Of Fashion Pursuss Forbidden
Paths-kfs Edward WOolseY and
Mr.. Padsliord,

New York, Fob. IA Correspondence
WO0lsey- phdclford. No flowers. No
cards. Al home Ia London. later Thurs
days. presumably A secret marriage
performed yesterday in this city viii STIR
to is depths the blue-hlOOlcd circles Of
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore aud
Washington. Mrs. NOOlsey, wLO recent
Is secured q divorce from her husband,
the weulthy cluhmau and tA.brokcr he-
slowed Der hand Va marriage upon Ed
ward padcliord, The wealthy BaltmO-
roam. who has been through the divorce
mill himself. and whose eX-Wlfe, betty
Ordway, lies dying in q local hospital.
After the wedding, which was almost
nm elopement, Mr. aud Mrs. Padelford
sailed for Europe IN the most secret
manner possible
Tbo matrimonial and divorce c0ug.
records of all who are concerned per
s,unlly I'm this great matrimonial SIR
nrise would on several books aud dis
count most novels
Tbe smythc-Woolscy nuptials. the
pa,irlford-Dye marriage, and the Ord
way Padelford-lta marriages, and
ACCOMMODATING divorces, al deserve more
bsn passlug mention In order % get
clear understanding of the sensational
stories which preceded yesterday uu-
.,nectad nnair No more Is known, or
,sn ho learned about the ceremony b,e
vond the fact thnt u took place and
;bst The happy pair drove 20 the steamer
without notifying friends An assumed
name covered eiiecinaily al knowledge
~ me affair, 20 far as the lists OF steam
~ nsssepi,ers were concerned
I'm WHO knew Tho bride well has
toned te apprise the "4OV' Of the event,
and IN no iime Il was AL over town, and
that's Eli there i io the story Itself
staring With Mrs, Woolseg,, me story
NAV be best understood. Edward j..
VVoolsev h the son " ihe late wealthy
s,gsr ro6ncr OF that name. Alr Wool
rNt-t 49,, 4 stofkbroker Tor amuse-
Nv having Inherited through bis
,,,otber's trnsteeship an immense for
t,,os lovely home al Astoria and 100
scres of lard az lenc1, IN
-' Ys.sarc.ys kIiss wes b9rs Aiss
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cIIlNrsn LARORERs.

The wages paid 10 lahorers arc about
n peuee ppr diem. with rati0us The
,yorlcrs are easily cOnttniel, demanding
only tho plainesf food, while for housing
they are satisfied Ia winter 10 creep al
together under % long low mat shed with
"a solid back 40 the north wiud. The
severity of the weather, however, usual
ly stops an such work before Christmas.
What the men do When they retire 10
winter ouarters can not tplli but China
men have curious hibernniing faculty,
whereby by nhsinining from muscular
ererfion they are able 70 econOmze con-
sderably ia their eating. ln times Of
searcity. Whcn wages fail below q GER
tain range poor lR'nple sometimes chose
not Il work. because they consider that
they would haze ~ take more food 20
repair the waste than the work done
Would urOduce.-3iacmillan Magazine
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a'srest and sympathy at the
lAl dormcr windows of the great
y The south The homcly scene
uAhd was pleasant enough. BY
~ sal her habitant mother, very
very clever nor very adr0it, and
ler daughters opinion of mat
w much difference; and speculnt-
luf Present moment without any
YIN Madam Peppcrcl's evident
!, Il l'gh We're getting spread widely
ws ptaeh by back door gossip,
4 nSS somewhat inattcptiye. But
~ was often inRltpntiye lately
l'suei !tlt q placid preference for
'panu slow intelligence which
PhNef unuttainablr' this fore
DANIEL Sparhawk. mate OF the
..ln' WV and ashore for week, had
ls,he for two days. His wife
Ma HWY ". Dolly had mover minded,
w lhls year.
S,s.a lle reenish tinted pnnes Of
,-ihAwk windows nnd tbn pom
e.'e q blue haze las ike a rlb-
"a c.io, @5 FLASHED upon the
I'm Bsl shingle; the air
az 4 NV Dolly Sparhawk did
a. N subtle sadness of autumn
~ ~ NDiued by the level calms
H. 49, she was surveying the
ei., ~ With The bitter thought
eabssSSp 4'aaWks would be Of the
aAi. +. ARd az she looked np
af e'n sgn Portsmouth came riding
oiiu.a1s eeHlun In a three-cornered
l1-Bp. .s'Net coat and gold knee
0' Fepperel himself. and
lisl .aler by the mark upon the
aool ,ten door Bushrod Pop
ssv NJ 's,tsfeln, a powerful soldier
nadbr,H a bright smile which
ili nlor lighting up the tine
~ NJ, " us young face.
t.iltg urpendeuce. Miss Dollvr'
Al M vut' Mother n niyh ~.
r eh,N.IE word" And there
a'ius sr, BY the young lady's
q nAhs \ Embarrassment TO close
.lea,a as upon her shapcly but
M, noihInr 6t" y,a,,,,.,t
qSIien n thhrnl appreciation al
aA 4. NJ, soe Pepnerel kitchen
Wa ~ ,sfAt eAhllaration. The
aas 'lr argc figure az the
~ 4 ,s'h 10 her veins
I = 3 AHA saSgesied her lover
- be,.e position. whose real
'A'eial hasbor This or.c;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
THE BOOKS HE WOULD aAvn
FIRST.

Canon Farrar has been quoted Recently
as saylag that ii AZ the books ~ Ne
world we're IN blaze those that no
would haalen 10 snatch from 40 nAfnee
would be- the Bible The iinl@non OF
f,h,d,t {" by phonas a kempisl hamel,
Fsohvlae. Thucydides. IA0tun, firHll
Marcus Aurellus. DAnla, h1Akl&naAres
Alsltnn. and WoFdaGogfh.
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AGES on DRIrIsH STATESMEN.

Iorl palmoFst0D died 10 hhrueaa, but
he died on the eve OF his ~
birthday. Chatham died at 10, Fox az
81, Piu as a. Canning az 0s, and when
Sir Ilohen Ped met with his fatal acct.
dent be WAS o.. Earl Russell attained
tho good old age OF ~. bot did not bold
oaice after he WAS "a. Lord Beac0ns.
Geld died al ~. Gladstone Is Si.--fAll
Mall Budget
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

Gordon Com nandery Preparing for .
Moonlight sail-Gsneral Notes.
The date Of ,he matinss and moonlight
excursion OF Gordon command ry has
OF been decided on. The party will sail
as far as Fall River. where the me b.rs
Of the commandery. together with their
lady friends, will be the guests OF one Of
the lodges of that city. The command
cry has placed the work Of arranging the
excursion with Comrads Montague
Gabriel.
Besconsfield lodge will meet next
Tuesday evening. when work in ths de-
gree 10 expected Gttf
Ma ior- General John Robinson and staff
pass. d thronRh this city last Tuesday
from Fall River OH their way Spring
field where commandery OF the order
was instituted. ts
Abraham Lincoln lodge met last Sun
day evening; one application for men,
bership was received.
Every member OF Gordon comm sndery
ID requested to make special effort To
be NJ the meeting next Thursday. Gen
erai 4. w. Durand Of New Haven, Conn.
will be in attei dance and measure the
mem bers for their uniforms.
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evening. One candidate vos inl>)sou4
and general good time Was eo5oyod.
The 98d Of June Of esch year 6ao b<oo
desi mated by the Supreme cou oil ~
the Held day Of tne order.
Deputy Grand Revent J. = CLAW
ham made nn ofhcia visit to MoSsna>-
suck council last Wodnssdoy evening
and communicated the scmi-ann nni paso-
word TO the regeut.
At the last meeting o. ID .lphi coun-
ell IL entertained the officers snd ioen.-
bers OF Mossnassuck council, and . vrry
pleasant evening ~ss spent Last eve :
inx the council m.t and enjoye1 what
members term "smoke ia'k," An orr
Rressivo whist. The meu u s. r, s.
presented the c,uncil with a,nu,n' .os 90
portable iables, which were ussd for ,bo
first tius last event w. AMONG thew :
itors were Deputy Ford. Re cent john IA.
Thurp-r. aud Br)ther julius Willig (
Port Chester council OF. Port Chest er
n. Y.
Councils to meet during the week are :
Coronet this evenin I. Unity Mouday,
Olneyville Tuesday, fswtisckoE aud Mnnr
sasoit "Wednesday. Mount HSp- Thursday.
Providence and Trinity next FRIDAY evsn-
iu9. i3nf~ 3
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FORESTERS.
Conclave No. 2S Initiates Two Candidates.
General Notes Of the Order.

Conciave No. as Initiates Two Candidates.
General Notes OF the Order.
Conclavs No. % met last Wednesday
evening Commander Lawrence Roche In
command. Two candidates were
initiated. There was q delegation OF
twenty or moro from Conclave No. 30 Of
Olneyville present aud speut very
pleasant evening. On Tuesday. August
Is. the two conclaves will entertain Con
clave Liberty of Bangor, Me, The
program will be n sail to New Haven,
Conn. where the convention of the con.
claves Of the east will bs held during the
week. A competent committee has been
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ment.
Court Thomas w. Dorr meet. next
Wednesday evening.
At the meeting OF court What Cheer
last evening the quarterly report Was
read, which shows the lodge to be In q
most excellent condition In every particu-
lar. Tue excursion COMMITTEES reported
progress. The meeting was presided
over by Chief Ranger John ID. Martin.
The committee on the excursion will
meet next Friday evening, when 10 In ex-
pected the games com mittee will be ready
to report. Every effort will be put for
ward to make the day O huge success,
financially and socially.
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MYSTIC CHAIN.

Installation Of omcers-Osheri Personal
and General Notes.
The John Bray Military company will
hold military aud civic dless social in
Mystic Chain hail. 1885 WsstDinster
street, next Friday evening.
Select Deputy George Branscombe.
assisted by Past Commander Charles
Keegap, insta led the followinR-namet
officers In Rochester castle last Tuesday
commander. j. Cnapsile, first lieutenant,
g. Pierce; chief Of stan, j. Goodwin:
assistant chief of staff, w. Chesterfield
treasurer. q Howlher; financial .crr-
tarv, j. Storey; recording scribe, Ar hur
Verify; asssistant recording scribv,
outside guard. w. Webster. The first
degree was conferred upon thres candi-
dates. This castle has Ihe hnest para
phernalia Of any castle In the state and
was made by P..st Commander William
r. Brown. AT tue next meeting tae sec
ond degree will be conferre !.
=, All meeting Of Sunuel Coliyer Gus.
tie, last Tuesday evening, the second
de rec was conferred upon. two candi-
dates. and two applications for member
ship were Received. Tue following
named officers we're installed by Select
Deputy Edward KItchensn auu SAT- /:
Commander, c. p ,rter: vice IN mander
Fred Iuahram; first lieutenan'. William
Smith; chief Of staff, Jo-~ph Hayes:
financial secretary, W j. R;eiy; record
ing scribe. T. Berry; assistant re;otdi =
scribe. j. Winnie: treasurer, j. u. S,mp-
sells; chaplain, G. p. Boyer; inslde
guard, A. X. Boyer; outsids guard. G..
j. Marsel; trustee, 4. N. Blake. At the
next session the hrst degree will 1e con-
ferred.
On Tuesiay evening. July IS. the off,
ctrs aud members OF John BRAY Military
company will be the guests Of Sam uel
Collyer castle. The sir knights are re-
quesled t, appear In full uniform on this
occasion.
Lady LasceIles asse m bly,, Dnu 9hters of
Naomi, held a very pleasant session last
evening. The offiyers-elest were in
stalled by their deputy. One can,;idat 9
was initiated.
Next TUESDAY, evening Supreme Mar
shal and Past Commander Joseph Austin
will visit Bay State castle at Fall River
and installed tie officers elect. Tney will
be ten ereda banquet a. the conclus ion
OF the ceremonies.
Tne officers elect of Roger Williams
castle we're installed by Select Drputy
Edward Kitchemsn, assisted by Past
Com uauder John Beacton, and are AZ
follows Past commanded. Charles Fl
commander, Thomas Sapsburg: frsi
lieutenant, David Robertson; recording
scribe, Joseph Cooper assistant record
ing scribe. II. ID. Pedsoa; hnancia
scribe, John Atcherley; treas urer, w.
Mi'chmsn chief of stan. Albert JoriAn
assistant chief OF staff, John Parker
inside guard. james Markev uutrid,
guard, Benjamin " olfepgale: chaplain
Fred Sornes: trustees, Thomas Dougntv
Gordeu b irrv aid +. G. Doughty rer
resrntative to select caatlr, Charles II
Buckley. During the evening the first
srcona and third degrees wers conferred
upon two candidates.
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RED MEN.
squantum Tribe Gets q Special Dispcn.
sation- Paragraphs Abont tho Order.

squantum Tribe Gets a Special Dispcn-
sation- Paragraphs Abont the Order.
BY special dispensation Squantum tribe
OF RIv, rside held its meeting last evening
instead OF this evening. when the officers
elect were publicly installed by Deputy
Great Sachem James Rider. assisted by
Past Sachems william L. Brown, G. w.
Mercirr aud Past GreaJ Sichem A.
Spencer. A pleasing program was given
during the evening aud collation. was
served.
The officers OF Tahoma tribe will be
installed this evening by Past Great
Sachen A. Spencer and board Of grand
officers.
At the next meeting OF the grand
council thit will be held Tuesday. August
s. there will be quite a struggle for tho
position OF grrat senior sagamore, as
there are ut least four strong candidates
for tn position.
A. ths meeting OF Watchemoket tribe
Friday evening two candidates were initi.
ated iuto tue option degree. At the
meeting this svening the hunters .egre,
will be couferel.
Az the meeting Of waneta council,
Daughters OF Pocahoutas Wednesday
evening two applications for mem bership
wers rvceivei AID "A rumbsr OF persons
w,ri initiated Next Wednesday evening
the officers will be Installed.
The officers OF Wamsitta tribe were
installed Monday evening by Deputy
Great sachsm james Rider. The hun
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GOOD TEMPLARS.

This tenperance COMMITTEES OF 81.
Johns lodge will hold n moanliaht sails
v edne dav, July -. r.'~ start will b.
made at 7;45 fr,m Spragus's wharf. snd
70 turn ~ IL p IN. n
The union excnrsion this year viii b.
made Wednos sdsy. Aug .. to Tivsr t0u
Four Corners, where Pc sset 10 tgs Will
provide chowder. etc 49,.
propo .ition Monday eve ling r C. T..
Holxats prcs d in the absrncs Of Chist
Tenplar Washbur !, VIZ Was do aiQs
at his resi- ence Ivy sickness. No good 0f
he order WAS presented.
Hlawxtna had one ca adilats Wednes-
day aud a very large attends snce. Home
tod 70 made visitation aud appeared ia
lar numbers An enjoyable proRrAm
was rendered Ivy the members Of both
lodges. Providence and St. John were
also represented. Refreshments wpre
served. s'H
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ters de lree was ONT 'rrei on four candi-
dates. Mon ias evening the warriors de-
gre will be confefrei on five candi-
dates.
Tomorrow evening Assistant Chief
OF II ,cords William B. Psc card OF
Wamsitta tribe. accompanied by his
family, will g. to Chica 20, where they
will remain ABOUT four weeks.
King Philip tribe h I'd "A we'll attended
mesting last FIR day evening The
officers elect Will be Installed this eve
ming by Past Grand Sachem A. Spencer
IN suite.
Mfnnehaha coun'il. Daughters OF Pc :
c lbontas, met last Mondav evening
Annie Il. Wheeler presided. Two candi :
dates were initiated. The members OF
the council are at work makinx their
own paraphenalia. and when completed
expect 10 have ~ fiuest outfit Of any
council in New England. A commit e
couslatinQ of Pr.tbers j. s. Wreeler, n.
q. Greene and s. sters Aaa kinpecom and
Anne n heeler was elected 10 arrange
Tor IN en- ertainment TO be given in tie
near future.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

Division Commander w. VI. p. Bowen,
and stan. viii arrange the dates or their
visits to the subordinate camps so that
their visits will b, made before the nrst
Of January,
Chief Mastering Officer Charles l..
Psttis accompanied by Division Com
Inander w. VI. u. Bowen. visited Captain
isaac ID. Kenyon camp last Wednesday
evening aud exempli6ed the unwrltten
work Of the order. The mem bers OF the
camp made the occasion very pleasant
for its visitors.
Next "Wednesday evening the division
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Outing OF siocum Reif,f Corps at Rocky
Point rominent Guests.
About forty members Of Slocum ReIjse
corps spent portion OF last Wednesday
at Rocky Point The time wns spent In
Visiting the many places OF amuAemsn !.
The most niusing event occurred Ma
every member, young AID old. IL nnt
little took "trip y, the ''toboy GAM an
"A whirl OH the carousnI. The corps had
the pleasure of entertaining Maria a.
Wilson, department. pvesideu; Sophts
A. Gardner, seuior ai,, and Corps Prss.-
dent l. zze Pre- tfse They feturusd
Donse sDout 5o'eiock we'll plsased via
the events OF the dsfy. e.el :. rfft ~
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Brarc lodge and family will spend the
coming week at Prudence Is aud.
Those who are TO participate IL the
joiut outing OF Muyfiowe aud Ollve
Is 'anch .dges ar, rsqu sted to leav' tbs
city for Rhodes as near 10 o'clocx m:
as pos ible. The dinner will bs served
promptly at 2 o'clock.
Naomi Re ekah lodge held u wall at
teudrd NEE ing last evening. Ia re
were u number of visitors present who.
with members OF The 10 igr. mad, short
and very interes in1 marxs.
The att-nda ce at the meeting Of Olive
Branch lodge was about ms usual. Thsrs
were q u ub 80 visitors present am ,ng
the IN bel ~ Noble Grand william II
Hall d Past Grand Lsander Shaw OF
Ma, flower lodge.
Rr ,ther B. X. Huntington OF Pilgrim
lodge aud family will leave for New
York city tom rraw. Tn will remain
there ab ut "A week.
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PYTHIAN AsTER&

he second annual field day Of the
order Will lie held At Rocky PciBt, Fri
day. August 8 4. ~ ssi,,,
Unity tempt. met Tuesday even;n1,
whom one andidate was initiated
Past Graad 4 lief Rilla bod - Il re.
ported as b ing in an extremely critical
condition, and but little hopes of her
r. covery are sntertainsd.
Elmwood temple will nseet this even
Supreme Repres .utatfve Myrs IA.
Carpenter. Gr,,d Senior Emma Ma
Leughlin aud Brother " lLauGhiin Will
urrive home tomorrow evening from :
visit To the stats OF Maine. II n reported
they hav- large number Of srout ~ .
por ion of the Profits OF the trip.
Eureka temp . will have m entertain.
msnt and sale Monday evening, July ~.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
Tho Supreme Council to hold Sessions
on Third Week In june

Inc bupreme sOuncu 70 nOA0 SoeslOno
on Third Week In June
In the futnre the sessions Of the su-
preme council will be held on the third
week In June Of each year instead Of the
first
There is to DO o Royal Aroanum day"
at the Worlds fair.
Deputy Grand Regent, w. II. Haw-
kins, accompanied By Grand Regent T.
r. Peckham visited Conauicut council
OF jamestown last Tuesday. There was
q very large attendance sno Brother
Hawkins received an extremely peasant
sreeting from the regent. Thomas
Nrighs - we'll as from tAs msh bers
Al the close of she session . banquet Was
served. One application for mem bsrsbip
was received.
Past Grand Regent Lsen CcSIn was .
vIsitor at Deip si cou 1cu last evening.
There was q fair attendance ~ the se~
G0n Of Pswtuckst ssaAen leet WvtaesdaeA
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ALFREDIANS.


Excursion to Crescent Park Committee
Meets Tomorrow--i ersonal Notes.
At the meeting Of brigade No. 8 last
Friday evening a great deal OF interest
was srown in the matter OF the coming
exclusion to Crescent park Saturday,
july 20 This brigade has NUN Der Of
musically inclined members ana they
kindly. entertained their less fortunate
comp lnious Nith several cal and In
strulnental selections. A large attend
ance is desired AT the meeting next FRI
day evening. ~.
The excursion commits will meet at
its headquarters. 1 Il. ST Office court. TO
m,rrow evsuing. Tue pre- ence OF every
member Is desired.
Honorary Past Commander Edward
Whattles Is at work on a handsome
souvenir program that will be uistribut-
ed on the q te OF, the excursion VI the
order. July %
Tne children who are TO take part in
the ,danclng at Crescent PARK Oh the 29tn.
IL charge OF Prof Grocue. 1t 10 the
intention OF the COMMITTEES TO b we this
por Ion OF the Us program the best
ever s,en la this part OF the country.
Az The meeting OF brigade No. l, last
Mon ay evenIns, two applica ious for
niemb -rsnlp were received. Oh Monday
eveuing, j ily Gath a number of candi-
siates will b, inltiatel
Past Commander Thomas Nichols of
brig ,dc M. |, and c lairmau nf the ex-
cursion co nmittee. WAS reported sick last
Monday evening. The sickness, however
was oI stIors duration.
There MAS good attendance at the
meeting Of Brigade No. 8, ia.t Wedle
day evening. . Ie caudida was initia' ed
aud three, APPLICATIONS for membership
were received.
+ Brigade No. meets this evening. The
officeisNof Lnis brigade are doing excel
lest, and. large amount OF rItualistic
w rk.
Brigade No. 8. met at Friday evening,
whed one candi late was initiated. Tue
membership of this briga is n tile pres
enJ time Is sevept .one. hers are n num-
ber of prospec,i i've candida, es in view.
v The quarterly meeIiuR OF Briga lie No.
with be held next Monday evening.
when a large gatheri,g Is looked f,r
Y Brig de No.2 will II ny to the br q, a
new and hand,o ..e banner In Tue parade
o.. Z. Q 22ytls.-A---
4 Ora al Msrshal Henry Norton OF the
supreme brigad. has besa selected by
tn excuislon committee ~ marshal for
the paraaie, Arthur Verify as ring
master and JJssph Holland AS ASST VI an :
ring "a aIer.
Mr.. Boydcn at Crescent Park IL maxi "
ex ra preparations for the large number
OF persons who siil visit his place on the
29ka.
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The Risk

Of carrying fine goods is part of
the cost. Every time you bump Z
high.priced watch 1t costs you foar
dollars. Don't you realize that you
would be better off with an every.
day watch for the wear and tear :
--as an accurate jeweled timepiece,
and equal in looks with the others
can be bought for SIS down 70 ~
the new, qalck-windlng Water.
bury, winds In ~ seconds. Duut
forget the name.
Az jewelers. keep " 10 sn sVie0
Cod. GIsl QS-harIl) So
sssslsses's vsishsA ~
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SCOTTISH CLANS.

Annual Field Days August 40 snd -
Sewsy Notes Hrs,r
Clan Cameron No. Z, wiz have its
annual field day s Saturday, Aug. % 'Tas
usual p oIram OF sports peculiar To
Scotchmen vii be OBJ servsi, aud ali oe
tn ,ea iinx amateur asisist - OF New
Eugi ,ud wnl b pr-st1t. 94
Can Frasier Pawsu;ket hss decided
tv h We It's annual isl day. Sstn ~. y
~ .Nlurka.l
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LADIES AUXILIARY.

The L,dies auxi iary to the vsteran
fireman were to have lawn party a.
the residence Of No. Jacob Myers
Thursday evening, J.ly 70. Owing 70
illnesss the idea has been postponed to =
later date, aud days outing ~ Roger
Williams park, day AMI evening, will be
held instesil, whicn will occur upon the
same date ttN }aftH
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Doings Of Fraterna| Orders.

oficers will make an otfi cial visit to Asen
George B. Meade camp, at East Proyi
dence
| IThe l'eutenant Q ect of Col. James Bar
t"n camp. will be y alied next Monday
evening by chi' mastering officer. Chas
l. Prftis.
Next Wed esday evening the new camp
az Riverside lodge, will decide upon
rs1uiar NEE Ing al ht. a,l, IL hall can
be secured. tho sessions will be he d
weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14

CHICAGO, July lA-The Illinois Trust
and Savings bank, administrators of the
estate Of Walter M. Lovett, has made ap-
plication for receiver for the Smith Cor
rugating company. 1t Is claimed that
large amount of money Ii due to the es-
tate Of Lovett, and that John Smith, pro-
prietor Of the Smith Corrugating COM
pany. who has the nrm's books In his pos
session, refused to make any accounting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-14
ODD LADIES.

1t was expected that the ofz,csts-slsst
of Packard lodge would be installed by
the officers OF the Government Iodgs OF
Boston last Tue day evening. Ths cere-
mony has been postponed until Tuesday
evening. July 25.
The members of the willing Workers
Sewing circle will spend next Tuesday
at Cable Cottage. I4N s