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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
LATE NEWS by WIRE.
Items Of General Interest Prom An Over
the Universe.


Gainesville. Fla. April Ia-Crant Grit
fin who murdered William Tibbs. q
negro gambler. AZ LaCross. on November
5. was hanged privately In the county
jail today.
Nashville. Tenn. April 1o.-ssna,or
stovaI today introduced a resolution In the
state senate requesting congress 10 enact
legislation providing for the free coinage
OF silver at IS TO J.
Pittsburg, Pa. J0-The fret meeting of
today. stock was distributed and ths
meeting adjourned until tomorrow when
elections viii be held
Chicago. April IA receiver hs. been
appointed for the clothing frm Of Barht.
Benedict & Goldman. Liabilities are put
a sloJ. 90 and assets a. tlho.6" DiEsen-
SlOns in the firm brought on the troubles
Lansing. Mich. April lO-Ths senate
today took from the table and pa=sei
the Jhnison tail repeating tho law under
which Roman Catholic bishops can hoid
church property la trust ~ bad but
one dissenting vote
st. Louis. April l0.-Unitci States Com
missioner Gray held today ". A Scudier
and A. ~. Gale. % tho Scuider-tssie
Grocery company. TO the grand tury IN
500 each on charge of fraudgisntiy i'm
Tacoma. wash. April i9-Hscs'vsr
Oak-g Of the Northern Pacific railroad
says In an interview that The Foilatch
brunch 81 the Spokane ani Fal0uSe rail
Idaho this year. ~ has been thought
that this extension would b. made.
New York, April I0--The c'Rsrrns ters
employed ~ the factories "a thts city ~
making Havana cigars and who struck
fifteen weeks ago are stiN out ThcF@
are 400 clga rrDakers Idle n the city To-
Day. The strikers assert THAI they -iil
rot resume work under fhe conditions
promised. practically a Te4sls tior q = z"
on the thousand
Chicago. Apri1 ie-The rev cifr couu.
ell at ffE frEt session tOnNgh'. tasss9
ordinance repeating she Coarr1fCiifstI
ard Cesseu Eas ord,nanceH. lf Nas tts
,,aaasg- q these tao cgninSncen ~ fi4s
last council fhaf eTCsfes4 - much pubic
Ir6 sInstlon. charges ~ "fsoofiirE b@sns
Freely made ssaina. many aldermen
Cedar I.apl1r. IA. April l1-JvSEa
Thompson ~ the district court. handel
Gown an opinion thta Afternoon FRI q ect-
tested school election care. holding fh@t
she Iova law granting women the rigNt
o. fax leFIea iE usrcnE-i .ifiss AZ. sss H.
ecro1H1 thaf ire cgFsFi4tlfilr = TIE state
sroviees tnat ouiy Eele csflzfHs E1sT
vote.
Tfftsburr. arrif - -Th~ monthly state
rent issued ~ fEs sfzfearf PIP Ines
toelag rho~ fhaf ere entire Stpc< -
fusr-saa -.tsf sle 0sf Or harsf e. So - hsT~
rsis oslr % vhf-n amount - - bSrre+s
r. fepreHeslfed D. certi1caf@k outstanding
Tr.iV SHOES ~ isrrfs-E- q - 80 kzrFsss
In rari4aratss 81 zr~ last nr9nfhs Jss
report alec snS~H The S2-lV cof.s1r-sptiora
20 20 $50 haTrriz ia ~rc@ss - f1e 1Siig
r7rrstfarffr- The araerfslzffas market rAa
- % :. 80 anG c.oss1 AZ 10
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Cumberland Park Races.

Nashville. Tenn, April 10.-Tremor
was the only winnig favorite at Cum
beriand Park today. Outsiders got
most Of the money, several surprises
being sprung. Amelia May, Uncle
Luke and Lilly of the West finished
heads apart in the Kirkman handicap.
Thrope, who rode Uncle Luke, claimed
that Amelia May fouled him in the
stretch but the judges would not allow
it. The track was lumpy and slow but
the weather was PLEASANT. Summaries:
First race-F'ive and half furlongs:
Collins, s to l, won; Miss Lilly, to /.
second; Ashland, p to /, third. Time,
1:121R.
Second-Four furIongs: Helen Kel-
Ter. to /, won; Willie Shannon, To ),
second; Nancy 7, TO /, third. Time,
0:5212.
Third-Kirkman handicap, $1,000
guaranteed, seven furlongs: Amelia
May. 4 TO l, won: Uncle Luke, to /,
second: Lilly of the West, to l, third.
Time, 1:32.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Tremor. 4 to
), won; Crescent, s to l, second; Bill
White, to ], third. Time. /: 20.
Fifth-Four furlongs: Claude Mar
tin, 6 to l, won; jerry Mack, to 1. sec
ond. Landseer, 10 TO 1, third. Time
n.52
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barrels as against $3.50 barrel. ,he

GdEEetS dS against SS.SV OdrfelS sEN
week before and IS. 40 barrels in 1894
The Superior-Duluth output was S.
go barrels against 34.555 barrels the
previous week. The figures prom's,
20 be materially larger this week. The
mills have large sales Of both patent
and clears last week for lake shipment
at prices netting living profits. Tho
principal foreign markets bough from
around 70 2 and 20 for patent and
IL d and l. for clears c. /. T.. for
Glasgow or Liverpool for shipment
The stocks at mills and in transit arr
$4,000 barrels against l56.60o barrels
the week before, and 81. 500 In 1884. The
lake and rail rates 10 New York Bos-
ton and Philadelphia were fixed at 17is
1919 and ISL respectively.
The Milwaukee production was So $50
barrels against 81 eco barrels last week
Foreign bids are not as good and sales
are light y greater part OF the ex-
port sales are on uatent. and the ex-
port shipments amounting TO Ii 500
sacks, We're 10 a great extent OF this
grade. Trade at home has been tame.
st. Louis mills made $500 barrels.
practically the same asst he week be-
fore. The general condition is some
what improved both in domestic and
foreign trade rs "a result OF Al compro-
mise by sellers and buyers. The extra
fancy was still most sought after.
Resumption in transit via lakes has
already had stimulating effect on
business in North Dakota and the -four
is beginning to move more freely from
some mills. At New Work -four was
dull but firm, especially on some grades
\ little -four was sold at baltimore.
but the demoralized freight rates have
hurt business. \ good rain has cheer
ed the hearts OF farmers and miilers in
Kansas. Nebraska and the adjoining
territory.
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San Francisco Races.

San Francisco. April 10.-The talent
had a fall today and picked only the
second and fourth races. A forty to one
shot captured the first race and quite
a number Of people We're "on." Sum-
maries:
First race-Short six furlongs, maid
ems: Mount Air, 127 Cairns. 40 to l.
won; Prince Devine, 125 tMiller). 10
,. second; Fleetwood. 122 (Covington). 5
to l, third. Time, Lag. J. O. c., Sid
ney, Halifax, Pronto and Eva S, geld
ing also ran.
Second-Seven furlongs, selling: Del
Norte. 106 (Carr), even, won; Sir Walter,
100 (Hennessey), 3 to ], second: Nellie CT,
101 child, 4 to !. third. Time, Log
Adelante. Emma Mack, Minnie Beach
and Joe Frank also ran.
Third-Four and a half fGrlongs. .
year-olds: Marionette. 1l5 (Covington),
5 to ], won; Marmaid, 105 GHeinrichs). 2
to l second; Miss Brunlmel. rs tGriffin),
10 1. third. Time, 80. Tennessee
Maid, Virgia A, Fun. colt, Metford, FL
ly, and her Majesty, also ran.
Fourth-Miae and a sixteenth. handi-
cap: Gilea, 11S Carr, to ), won:
Observation-Disclosures, 81 0som). to /, sec
ond; Mr.. Jingle, So (ShawD. IL to /,
third. Time, 1851. Doncaster, Thorn
hill and Genette Edwards. also ran
Fifth-F'ive and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Realization, 100 Usom). > to l,
won; Don Fulano, Flynn), to ). sec
ond; Broadhead. 100 lGriffin), to ],
third. Time, 1:0SA. May Day also ran
Sixth-Five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Quarterstaff, 101 Boyd. to /,
won; Banjo, 102 (einrichs), 20 to l. sec
ond; ClacqueT, los (Taplor), to >. third
Time, 1:0SA. Joe Cotton and Gold Bug
also ran
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SCOTS Emulsion

will cure a stubborn cough when
all the ordinary cough remedies
have failed. Try i for yourself.
We are putting up q ffry-cent
size chiefly for that purpose a
cough is usually the telltale Of q
weakened physical condition.
Correct that condition by the use
OF I proper remedy and the
cough VII soon disappear.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod-liver
Oil and Hypophosphites acts N
two WAYS. It nourishes. strength
ems and builds up the system, al
the same time aIlays the iTrita-
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Il gives immediate relief a.
night from the CHI king sensation
SO often acconpza wing Z cold
Ds.-fse zs-r.ss>f 70 scfs 6 fEss@fi,-ssf
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so years OF age He said his bushes.
was buying and selling bankrupt stocks
april he rented an old paint shop on
KING William street and opened the
Canadian Novelty and Supply COM
pany. The next day he departed say
ing he was going 10 Toronto 10 estab-
hsh there. April 3. Mrs. Mack, his
clerk. got instructions by letter 10 send
an advertisement TO Printers Ink offer
ing Sis worth of United States cent
stamps for sale for Sl00. Another COM
munication from Morrison instructed
her to send all his mail matter TO the
Toronto general delivery Office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

wichita. April 10
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair. stationary temperature.
During the past twenty-fOur hours the
highest temperature was - degrees the
lowest 60 degrees and the mean IS degrees
with partly cloudy. warrnr weather. brisk
southeast wind and slowly falling bar
ometcr.
Thus far this month the average tenn
pcratuTe has been - degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
peratuTe for the month OF Aprfl has been
- degrees. and for the 10th day 20 de
gress. FRED l.. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington, April l0-Followtns Ia the
forecast up TO y. IN. Thursday:
For Kansas-Unsettlod weather. yaria-
tle winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Partly cloudy: south winds.
For Colorado-Cloudy: variable winds
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WASN'T READY TO GO.
California Outlaw Fires on a Commit &c
Sent TO Warn Him 20 LeaNe.

Fresno. Cal, April 10.-It is reported
here that the citizens Of POrterville
and Nersalia, who have organized a
vigilance committee 20 rid that portion
OF Tulare county Of theiawless element.
today ordered a supposed outlaw TO
leave the country. de opened fire on
the crowd from MS cabin and wounded
three men. among them Supervisor FL
lis. The place where the fight occurred
IS remote from a telegraph Office and
particulars are hard 20 get
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WANT THE OLD AGENT BACK.
Fort FALL Indians Accuse the Present In
cumdent of Cruelty.

Boise, Idaho. April 10.-A delegation
OF Indians from Fort Hall celled on
Governor Mcconnell today with re-
quest signed by 800 of the tribe that
Agent Teter be removed and y. ".
Fisher. agent during the Harrison adj
ministratiOn. be appointed. They ask
the governor TO forward IL N the presi-
dent with a letter. Teter is charged
with mistreating' Indians and furnish
ing SC-3ut ration
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
Football Scores a Point.

Boston, Mass. April 10.-The board of
overseers Of Harvard college today voted
THAT in the Judgment of the overseers
the decision of the question Of the con-
tinuance or the aboliation of intercol-
legiate football at the university is
within the powers of the athletic COM
,nittee under the standing rule, under
the president, fellows and the board of
overseerS."
This is a victory for Intercollegiate
football. The athletic committee will
now Zoe given an opportunity to revise
the rules and the game Will be given
another trial
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Fought a Brutal Fight.

Kansas City, Mo, April 10.-Lon Ag-
new Of Chicago, a protege of Parson
Davies. and "Milkew'' Fete of Kansas
City, lightweights, fought brutal six
round prize fight here tonight. Agnew
had the best OF the go right straight
through and Fete fouled him half doZ
en- times in every round. In the six
rounds Fete was knocked down ten
times but Agnew could not knock him
out. The fight became so brutal in the
sixth round that Referee Nick Burley
gave the fight to Agnew on foul. The
Ya1lr-ca eO50
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died by this restorative. Physicians
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and the press. Take 81 regularly
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyr.

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Price Is cents per box. For sale by
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Second-Six furlongs: Rouble, 6 to
l. won; Miniver. to 2. second; Cara,
10 to /, third. Time, 1:16A.
Third-Four furlongs, the CASTOR no.
tel stakes for two year old colts and
geldings, 81, 900 added: Beau Ideal, 9 to
10, won; Ben Eder, G to 5, second; Nero,
to 1. third. Time, LEO.
Fifth-One and quarter miles over
five hurdles: Templemore. to I, won:
My Luck, to 2, second; Eli kendig,
to >, third. Time, 2:22
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
A HARD-WORKING WOMAN

NOTES AL the natural functions ana makes
@ new woman OF her. Uterine debility, IL
regularity and inflammation are most Of
ten the cause Of the extreme nervousness
and irritab;lity Of some womer1-the medi-
cine to cure il is the Prescription " of
DR.. Pierce. All the aches, pains and weak
nesses of wonanhood vanish where il IS
faithfully employed. Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription IS therefore just the medicine
for young girls just entering worIanhood
and for women az the critical change of
,ife"
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Police Forced toInterfere.

Nashville. Tenn, April 10.-The Cum
berland Athletic club had prepared for
a series of sparring matches and glove
contests at the club house beginning
tonight but the board of public works
took a hand today and put a stop TO
the matches by premptory orders to the
chief of police TO prevent their occur
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Memphis Races.

Memphis, Tenn, April 1e.-The larg-
est crowd of the meteing 50 far saw
five good races at Montgomery park
this afternoon. The weather was de
lightful and the track showed great i'm
provement over the first two days
Summaries:
First race-Four furlOn~S: Nav
Pinkerton, II TO %. won; Julie. so To a..
second; Bellena, to /, third. Time
Q:5l.
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..yyiilie Green Charged With Libel.

rett, who as willie Green is a well
known sporting editor, was arrested to-
day on a charge of criminal libel pre-
ferred by one Harry Morris, diamond
broker. Rivalry between two athletic
clubs is said to be at the bottom Of the
trouble
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OFFERED THE SAME DEAL.
Counterfeit stamp ian. Or One Jus; Like
Inn. Rsported TIotn Ohio.

Hamilton. Ont. April 1G.-The person
who + supposed 20 have sent out the
counterfeit stamps, - announced In a
dispatch from Chicago yesterday, came
here several weeks ago and gave his
name as George Morrison. lie - about
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DIR. PIERCE'S-
FAVORITE
A~PRESCRIpTION
1JpES THE WopST CASES

OF No. <os Hlcs: 81 S.re>f.
.Si0a& CIiy, Ia, writes :
Ny wife was troubled
with female weakness,
and ulcers Of the uterus.
She had been doctoring
with every doctor Of any
good reputation, and had
Spent lots CT money in
hospitals, but TO no pur-
pose. She continued to
get worse. She was
greatly pref u dice d
against patent mcdi-
cires, bot as a last resort
we tried e bottle Of DE-
Pierce's FavoTite Pre-
sc-:psior. We Rad seen
some Of your advertise
raents. and Mr. Cum
Inings, a we<t-sidc drug
.-ist. advised us TO try q
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Knocked His Backer Down.

Montreal, April 10.-Pat Griffin, the
prize fighter Of Boston, has been ar
rested on complaint Of his hacker, Fred
Clarke, for assault and obtaining mon
eY under false pretenSes. Clarke back
ed him for 81 30 in the fight with Cos
tello Monday night on the understand
ing that he would pay back the money
from his share of the gate receipts.
When Clarke asked him for it Griffin
knocked him down.
The Gold Medal Baking Powder. DR..
Prices, is no higher priced than its in
furious imitators. Highest leavening
strength makes its work far more eco
nomical. one spoonful equalling three
in strength of any made
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Turf Congress--Races and Notes.

Galena, Kan, April 10.-The trial of
Pady Purtell and johnson, 1.-The terrible
Swede,' at this place for prize fighting
today, resulted in the case being thrown
out of court Before the contest on
March IS, the men signed an agreement
that the go would simply be a glove con-
test Although Johnson was badly
bruised and beaten by his antagonist,
the court held this agreement was evl-
dence that no prize fight had occurred
and the case was thrown out as stated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11
MASSACHUSETTS, TOWN IN FLAMES.
Monsou Burns at Midnight and the Flames
Rage Uncontrolled.

Aionson. Mass. April 1e.-Monson,
which was visited by a disastrous fire
two years ago. was again visited ~
flames tonight and al midnight the
fire was still beyond the control Of the
fremen and aid had been summoned
from Palmer. The buildings already
burned are Green's block. formerly the
old Congregational church. Gray's hail
and two tenement houses The wind
is tanning the flames directly toward the
thIckly settled portion Of the village
and the principal buildings are fhest-
ened. The FIRE started probably IN tie
furniture store 4 Gray & Lombard,
though the cause Is not known
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Some arraign over production Others
enther too high or too low tariff. All
model housewives favor Dr. Prices
Baking Powder the pUrest and best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure. rich
healthy blood and this is the founda-
ton OF good health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

bottle We tried X with the following results :;
IRE first bottle did her much good that we
bought another and have continued until she
kas been cured
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Ask Aid

'sYoU think you know il al now, don't
your Nc! Lord, no. Ina rlarried-"-
Syracuse Post.
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'.WHITHER are we dr1tting.f asked one
snowflake - another.
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THE WEATHER

No other Baking Powder has 80 many
grateful and enthusiastic friends as
Ttf- Prices
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CASE THROWN OUT
COURT DISCHARGES PURTELL AND
JOHNSON AT GALENA.

They are Tried for Prize Fighting on March
IS, but on Producing the Written
Agreement Signed Before the Fight,
the Judge Decides that no Prize Fight
has Occurred--POlice Interfere With
Glove Contests at Nashville--FOotbal
Scores a Point at Harvard--American
Turf Congress--Races and Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Remember this: The middleman is
benefited most by sale of cheap bak-
ing powders. When your grocer tries
to substitute Just as good for DR..
Prices refuse it.
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New Orleans. April Ia-Tne 1rst break
in the white scrcw-neC' : strike. y bier h-s
caused sEch trouble OF THE l@Eee tor
months PAST. occurred today as7 a lzrEs
number of ne men sETe~6 70 Soz< TO- any
employer. whether s member OF TIE G1fo1
O. -cs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Bow, Neb., as receiver OF the First
National bank of Ravenna, Neb.
There has been no Improvement in
Assistant Comptroller Mansure's con-
dition, and no hope of his recovery is
entertained.
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East st. Louis Races

st. Louis, April 10.-Results at East
st. Louis:
First race Three furlongs: Car
penter won; Peep O'Day, second; Nellie
Field, third. Time. :39lz.
Second-Five furlongs: Nell Flaher-
ty won; Roy second; Eli, third. Time,
LOS.
Third-Six furlongs: Cyantha won
Buck Knight, second; Queen Faustus,
third. Time, 1:21.
Fourth-Handicap one mile: Rey Del
Mar won; Mordotte, second; Mira beau,
third. Time, Az.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Billy Sunder-
land won; frankie ID, second; Russell
Grew third. Time .20si
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AGREED ON SEVEN
JAPANESE DEMANDS CONCEDED
WITH BUT ONE EXCEPIIoH.

Japanese Terms are Pretty Stiff and In
ciude Five Humiliating Demands-Na-
ture OF Additional Demands Not Yet
Disclosed but Believed to Relate to
Trade Extraordinarily Discovered
Counterfeit Stamps Examined at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Tests of Explosive Shells.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Are You trying 10 economize? Then
use DR.. Prices Baking Powder. it
works easiest and buckets, requires
less than any other. and its results are
wholesome and palatable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-11

Do you know what the Substitute
evil is? 'Tis when your dealer is just
out of the acme of baking powders, DR..
Prices, and tries TO foist off another
upon you, his aim being large profits
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Now sold by all frst-class dealers.
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delicious flavor. Our sales on IL 30a, COO
ner month for 1894 the panic year.
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The Odd Fellows Home.

LUDLOW MAKES A GENEROUS OFFER.
The location of the Vermont Odd Eel
lows home took new turn Saturday
and that in spite of the offers made by
Rutland and Bradford. Bradford has
offered about $500, while Rutland Of
fers land worth about $25OO, provided
$4,000 is spent by the grand lodge in
buildings.
Now Ludlow comes forward, by its
most wealthy citizen, j. S. Gill, making
proposition of as good as $4,000 out
right if they locate there. 1t comprises
plateau of 16 acres, beautifully located,
overlooking the village, and large new
building admirably adapted for the
home, built last year for summer hotel
and never occupied. 1t has all modern
conveniences, gas, water, steam, cleo
trio bells, ETC., costing, with land, S15,-
900, of which Mr.. Gill offers to contrib
ute $4,000, the grand committee to pay
but $4,000 for the home complete.
A public meeting was held Saturday
evening and much enthusiasm was mani
tested,
A committee was appointed to act
with the regular Odd Fellows commit
tee to decide the matter by to- day, if
possible.
Mr.. Gill is widely known and spends
his summers at Ludlow, where he has a
fine residence. His winters are spent in
Washington, and he has prominent
residence on the Back Bav, Boston. He
built the hotel, but his health failed and
decided not to open it.
The members of the committee on the
home are in Ludlow to-day, looking over
the grounds and buildings.