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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
Pierce p4sits the President.

BUZZARD'S BAY, MASS, June 90
Henry Douglas Pierce of Indianapolis, son
OF the late Winslow S. Pierce of Indiana
spent part of the evening with tho Presi-
dent. Pierce is nephew of ex-Vice-Presi-
dent Hendricks and a former law partner
of United States Senator Turpie. His
visit was purely personal and not con-
oerning politics or offices. Mr.. Olney called
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Contention of Engineers.

BOSTON, MASS, June 20.-Two sessions
were held to-day by the delegates to the
twenty-seventh annual convention of the
American Society of Civil Engineers,
which opened on Tuesday. Tomorrow
the visitors will inspect the Boston main
drainage pumping station, the Moon
Island reservoirs and the North Metro
politan sewage pumping station. The
closing session will be held on Saturday
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DEEDS OF ONE MIN.
He Kills the Man Who Eloped With Hts
Wife and Comnait its Suicide.

fife and Commits Suicide.
TOLEDO, OHIO, June 20.-Shortly after
II O clock tonight Gus STRENGTH shot and
killed B. c. Kemp and Immediately shot
himself, dying almost instantly. Three
years ago Stremeith's wife eloped with
Kemp, going to Detroit, where they lived
unhappily. A short time ago they came
here. STRENGTH learned of this and came
here yesterday. He persuaded his wife to
return home and they were to have left to-
morrow morning. STRENGTH met Kemp
in saloon tonight and quarrel ensued
terminating in the death of both men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
CARL BROWNE AND BRIDE.
They Hit MarcA to Washington by Easy
St0GeS.

They HfH MdTcH to Wdshington by Easy
Stages.
CANTON, ONO, June 20.-Carl Browne
and his bride. the Goddess of Peace of
Commonweal fame, announced here to-
night at public meeting that they would
take up Friday morning their march to
Washington by easy stages. They will
stop at Alliance Friday night, reach Salem
Monday. Beaver Falls Thursday and then
stop at Pittsburg, Allegheny, Altoona,
Harrisburg and Butler. They expected to
reach Washington July 3, to be ready for
the public marriage on the Capitol steps on
the morning of July 4. They will also
participate in reunion with thirty or
more of Coxey army followers, who have
been camped at Bladenburg, Md, since
last year.
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atkinson Is In1a,rnrinn.

ATLANTA. GA, June Ex-Governor
Atkinson's condition improved during the
day, and his chances of recovery are good.
He has taken nourishment twice in the
last twenty four hours.
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Boycott on, u Park.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2O.-Recently the
local trades and labor union asked Man.
ager Won der Abe to employ union labor
at his baseball park, but the request was
ignored. To-day the central body. repre-
senting $4,000 union men, declared boy
colt on the park and its owner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
THEY GREET ueKINLET.
Enthusiasm In Kansas Orcr the Gope
NOf'S Visit.

EnthNsi0snt Ia hdnSds OUcr The G0Uer-
nor's Tisit.
OTTAWA, KANs., June 20. Governor
Mckinley was greeted to-day on the
Chautauqua assembly grounds here by the
entire population of the city and the mem
bers of the society. There were 1000
visitors present. Governor Mckinley was
accompanied by Governor Morrill,, both
being greeted with enthusiasm. a recep-
ton and general Misunderstanding followed
the speech making. At the conclusion OF
the Ohio Governors address to the old
soldiers he returned to his special train,
and was soon on his flying trip to Cleve-
Land
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
WRECKED BY Il WASHOUT.
Sererdt Passengers Injured 6y the De-
railing of Coaches.

railing of Coaches.
EUREKA, TEXAS, June 20.-The north
bound express on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway was wrecked a few
miles west OF here at midnight. 1t ran
into washout and three coaches were
derailed and two smashed
Several passengers were seriously in
jured, including B. Davis (colored) of New
Ulm, Texas, who was badly hurt. A. john
son and child (colored) of Trinity, Texas,
were cut about the head. John Graham
foreman, T. J. Renfro, express messenger,
and Brakeman Hawke were all injured
internally.
The colored porter, Macarthur, is missing.
The Pullman sleepers were uninjured.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-21
NOT FORGED CITY BONDS.
An Error Concerning the REPORT From
los angeles.


NEW YORK, n. Y, June 20.-A dis
patch from Los Angeles, Cal. states there
are some forged 1o-per-cent public improve
ment bonds of that city afioat in the East
which were rendered to G. H. White & Co
of New Y ork. Mr.. White says he thinks this
is an error. A broker left a memorandum
with him last week regarding 10-per-cent
Los Angeles improvement bonds for sale
at 120. A representative in California was
instructed to make inquiries in Los An
geles, and Mr.. White thinks that the
report of forged bonds arose from these
inquiries. Mr.. White believes that the
bonds were issued by Los Angeles i'm
provement company. He thought no one
should be foolish enough to forge city
bond bearing 10 per cent interest
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REGARDED As A VICroRY.
Sitter Men PreceRt Expression on th,
Money Question.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June 2O.-The sill
yer men from the Far West are supremelv
happy tonight because they feel that they
have accomplished notable victory in the
committee on resolutions. The fight was
made this afternoon in a protracted meet
ing of the committee.
Led by Colonel Isaac Trumbo, who was
not on the committee but who marshaled
the Westerners in a mastery way that
shows him to be a politician of vast
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BUTCHERED BY INDIANS.
Fate of Eight american Gold Miners l.,
WerfcO,

MeIfc0.
DEMING, n. Mex, June 90.-A party of
eight Americans who have been mining
gold on the Yaqui River, in the State of
Sonora, were butchered by Indians two
weeks ago. A meager report of the crime
reached here to-day. The names of the
dead men are not given. 1t is known,
however, that they had been very success
full in obtaining gold, and it was supposed
that robbery was the motive for the kill
inp
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morning. In the afternoon of that day
the delegates will leave for the White
Mountains.
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at Gray Gables this evening and was met
at the station by Mrs. Cleveland. The
President spent another day fishing.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-12
: GRANUJA, LADR6N Y CoMPAE1A

me, porque no comprendes mis- palabras!. ..
lAh!.. .Ipara siempre ser6 maldita! ..
La joven no pudo conteuerse estall6 en-
Eollozos
De pronto so sobresalt6 al sentir que Tere-
SO Ia cogi6 el braz0, mientras murmuraba sefa
lando al general:
-lsehors, en- nombre del oielo, mfrele u.s.
ted!....
LAurencia obedeoi6 maquinalmente re,
hocedio eRpsntada.
la mirads, hasta entonces falta de EXPIRE
sion del moribundo, psreofa volver q la vida;
la contemplate con expression dura irritada, to-
uible .-. ...
-5Gran Dioa!-dijo Laurenoia-lme ha es-
cuchadol
Ia mirads del general era eada vez m&s
inexorabIe .-. n
-Tento mejor 81 me ha oido-dijo sdbita,
Rente 10 arrepentida, extendiendo las manos ha-
cia 81 marido-Ipo es possible que una criatura
tan depravada como 20 pudiera obtener tn per-
don. bien 10 veo, me msldices, 81 vivieraa
ms matarfas! Sin embargo, to 10 juro, nunca
he querido nadie como te quiero ahora cuando
voy aperderte para siempre :. .lNo! lnol 81 Vi
>ieras to dir1a: mo me mates. ..loastfgame,
despreoAme!. .ipero dsjame vivir para arre-
pentirme amartel aa .s-nss7 sr zrr4t4
Aquellaa sran palabras de pasi6n sinoera;
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el moribundo 10 comprendi6 sin duda, porque
CON IN movimiento generoso sevant6 hacia el
cia]o unade aus manoe, nientras murg1uraba es.
ts sola pail bra:
lPerd6n!
al mismo tempo au mireda adquirfa por
momeutos una ternurs y una miaericordia inf-
nitas- Lsurencia comprendi6 que Ia habfs per-
donado antee de norir y cogi&ndole una de- l4s
manos tuvo el supreme consuelo de sentir que
oorreepond1a & su Garcia f.:
-lPues que tt me perdonaa-dijo Ia joven
no debo perder toda esperanza de que me
perdone el cielo! ..4-a
Apenas habla pronunciado estas palabras
cuando el general expir6, mir&ndola animosa.
mente teniendo entire las auyaa una de las ma.
nos de Laurencia. .-.@srse-
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4 MLt.,A

4 ELssA
Para anriqueoer el mundo
descianden del cielo perlas.
para emba'sanar las cuevas
el campo flores engerdra
y aves de rico plumaj9
cruzan 10 b6veda et6rea ....
Pues eea perla pFeciada,
Y Ia fl n d. pI1ra asercia,
y el ave qua amor cautiva,
ereg til, bendita y bella.
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a. - ~ z9x-z-@z-se- n - .~-z=gx,7E zzx LID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-12
CH A R A D A
Uso con cuatro es I'm pueblo:

U'aO con ceGatrO es IN pueblo;
prGnaG dos erase vulgar)
el que da una pufiaIada;
Dos dos la luz al color,
y haca % uaienG0 Ell calor.
CuGtro con Seis & mi hiio,
cuaodo hora y sitio l. flo.
81 una casa rs tuviera
cNatrO cinco seas, cayera.
CGnco seas en puEidad,
cuardo falto q Ia verdad.
7 t1do por ehf llaman
: h4car - Qna ntroe reclaman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-12
RAgN,z EspEI0-sirve para.barni.

zar toda clase de maderas el color que desee.
seca Embellishments despide ningun olor. Fs
ell mejor que Sc conoce el mundo para dar brillo
que use este barniz no usara nunca ningun otro Su
empleo es muy facil puede cada cual usarlo en- 50
casa. Basta frOt0rlO pedazo de agodon Ell
mueble que desea barnzar. Sc empea mucho
las bicicletas coches. Solictese la de fabr
ca del We MS MlROIR DE NJ DREFIES, de Paris
para evi'ar las falsfcaciones Los pedidos deben ha
cerse don R. Alfonso, Areebo. l5.l2
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c, Mavmi Y Comp &c = s:;';sss os%:s: ::s

los duefos etel esta blecirniento de provi~
stones LA FLOR DE GALICIA Gale de
cieron de sus oxistoncias & dohg Carmen
Miranda. 15-5
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eEs vrnnr I'm so,or cor coeo A

Sc VENDE un solar cor casa de ma
dera eencsvada en- ell msmo, sito en- santurce la
entrada por ell puente San Antonio: colinda con la
carretera y la ensenada del Condado.-En esta Ca
ptal, calle de San Jose num- l3 informaran. 10 IL
josef. SlLvA.-TETUAN 37.---Gi,
corta vista anben por cable sobre toas las pazas
npaa islas csntdades de IS pesos Gs
ca Hoanda Dinansroa Bulgaria, Russia, sueeia Noruega
suzs Italia Portugal Rusnfa, Servia Turqus 9recaLa
Argel&7 Egpto ara TunsAsohre ReWTork, santo Denim
go ISla dc Cuba.
Hay qnien no concede s la prsnsa im-
portancia alguna.
r. otra dia decian uu quGdGm:
-Ha leido, no e6 en- que disrio, que te
dieron aver I'm bofatoxl.
bah! 5Quien hace case de psri6di-
cos?-repueo ei otro en tono despreciativo.
isl me- 10 dieron hace va una semana!
UNA OBnA. -s8 desea vender la
" Historic go Ia R4voluci6n Espahola, "
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco Iba11ez
Consta de t~es tornos De gran volumen y
un pr6'ogo por don Francisco Pi y Mar
gall. Informaran en eata Imprenta.
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(1}zarant1zanoos la oonoposc6n de nros abonoaa@ Fl
GGar2C@
ds
1aranjo
CSlSD9n
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LOTERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos la Pc
Iuqueria ''LaurakBatk' de D. Pedro Urbiztondo, San
Francisco AZ. Sc enviaran Ia Isla quienes 10 soil
citen.
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En- ma tertulia se ensaya una come
dia da aficionados.
I'll du@1o de Ia casa contaxnpla 6 su es-
Posa, la cuaI reprason ia con FL primo una
sscena de amor apasionadiaiina
Y ell infeliz exclana entusiasrnado:
-iBravo! bravo! iCa0lqriera dirla
que Ea& Eiuvigie no ha hecho otra cosa Ga
su vida.
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VN0S.-hL MEJOh ~, 1uDob EA ca
LIDAD PRECIO RIOJANO DE YRIEILf 80 icta}la Ca
ptta Csto 1 don Manuel Rivera sar sebaStian so las
hendas de los senoreS Ay6n F. Zam0rapo Puer de Tie
segunda Mnea. Los certifcados da Cigen aass de
tan excelontes cados estan disposition del Cue gse ves
"a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-12
DR. r. N. PORTE E RllO.- -C1RU-
JANOS DENTIST AS.--SaIa Justo 21 es~
quins s La FortaIeza San juan. z

po,,EIG Las IuLLEaIAs:- -aosol 61. restaurant de-
ndmero 10 Sc prepara para rna6ana un
excelente Men0 on el que habra plates es
quieitos san olvidar las Gilocas de polio
de- las que Re vendiernn on el dia de aver
799 pues hasta de Rio piaSras, Caguas y
Trujillo So solicitaron. Buenos vinos Y
postree variados CoRnidas le carte d
cualquier hora del dia de Ia Mocha. Hos
psdaje complete un peso so contayos dia-
rios. 5S@ 15-13
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PALkClOS Cruz 5. s. Juan P. R

PALkCIOS C,a-Cruz 5. s. Juan ?. r
OFRECEN Azulejos, Mosaicos, Losetas de ba-
rro, Lozas de marmoi para mesas pisos, Ladrillos
de fuego tRodapies Temento Portland Corona -
Cal hidraulica, Yeso, Banos, fregaderos y pedanos
Sacos de yute, Soga ssa, Becerros aemanes, Here
Clavos, Tornlos. Cumbreras, Canaes beldes, Aqui-
tran, Brea Estopa, Fieltro alquitranado Clavos y
Panchas de cobre, Remos, Iona, Loneta, Pinturas
aceite, Blanco zinc Dos Leones egitimo, Aceite
de lnaza doble cocdo Espaho' Ingl6s, Pinturas de
oxido metaico Inodoros patente Papel espahol ban-
co, rayado de estracla.= Cigarrlos de LA Cruz
Roia" LA Carolina l0=3
EFECTOS TIMRRADOS,-En la calle
de la Fortaleza casa yi1nero Il acaba de
abrir don CELLO BARRIO una elegante
expendedurfa de efectos timbrados. Sc
encontraran ALI (odas 7as vitolas do ciga
rrillns y los excalant8s tabacos do Ia Haba-
ma, Cayey y ComerEo, lbs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-04
THE STARVATION IN NEBRASKA.
state Relief cemmissiop Has Plenty of
Food. but Does Not Distrihute.


Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 3-The legislature
has been compelled TO recognize the COM
plants from all parts or the state OF the
Inactivity OF the state relief commission
10 distribute aid 10 the destitute, aud is
expected TO take measures at once TO re-
organize the commission The commits
sion has made little progress in distribut-
Ing food fuel and clothing. The follow
ing report of q committee composed OF
Capt. w. II. Hunter and Dr. S. s. SadIer
of Alma. Neb.. to the legislature Is a
sample OF the way the substance con-
trihuted Is being lost:
Today We visited the railroad yards
and were informed by the agent that
twelve cars loaded with supplies for the
destitute were In The Burlington & Mis-
souri, yards. and about three cars were
in the freight depot. beside what was
stored In other warehouses We pro-
eessied 10 a building belonging to Buck
stan Bros. There we found. from state
nents made by the party In charge Of
said building, sixty carloads OF supriles
which the men IN charge said had been
there from one 10 two weeks. The sum-
plies were composed of -four. wheat. ccru
cats. corTaneal. beans. potatoes. kraut
and sarge amount OF grocer
les AMI clothing. The potatoes.
about one carload. were frozen hard
The KRAFT was IN barrels. some
or which were burste<a end were leak.
Ing badly. We were Informed that one
car load had been shipped out of This
warehouse on Jarstary 50. We shsa
visited another wEarehssus. ownel hy
Kendall & Smith. There we found two
car ioa~s OF supplies. mostly clothsns. n
few quarters Of fresh beef. unsalted and
packed away with tho supplies. This
lot OF supplies showed plainly that
proper care and attention was net being
given them. We were informed by the
Burlington & stissnur4 agerse that ga
mere free tS,Ilag could be had of his
Company. but on visiting tina Union Pa
cifie freight depot we found that company
loading supplies 0n free billing orders
and THAI there was then in the possession
81 the Union Pacific company one car
load Or supplies on she track in their
yard, ard from statements made To tis
by atose in charge We found severity
seven car loads In the hands of the Bur
hngten & Missouri company. The par
ties IN charge stated that their company
was ready ana Wiling to ship these sun
Plies Whenever ovsfsrasi TO do ~ By T.. T.
fsssadea. with these unprecedented cir
cuGTstauees existing. hundreds Of letters
are arriving from the West daily. many
OF them written ia thu most heartressss-
ing language, esSazg in the name % God
aad suffering humanity that provisions
may specify Teach Them and their des-
t.sGse people"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-04
MOLE LAND TO BE suKvKrEn.
Bids for Running Lines on Thirty-Six
Townships Called For.

Bids for Running Lines on Thirty-Six
Townships Called For.
United States Surveyor General Watson
has Just called for bids Tor the surveying
OF shirsy-six Townships in the Seattle land
district. al Of which work must be done
during the present year. This new order.
coming as Il does close on the heels q
the caH fer bids on the csssed colville In
dian land surveys. indicates tina:
Mr. Watson is accomplishing good
work in behalf OF the settlers.
waa in many cases have lived
wears on lands hoping ard praying each
year 70 see the survey lines run.
Following Is full list OF the town
ships mentioned In the call: TIP - n. e:
tp S n. e: tp 8 n, + e; TIP % u. r 5 e;
tp 81 n. r e: tp - n. e: tip 50 n. 9;
tp s. n. . c; tp 81 n, 9 e.. tp 80 n. r IL e;
tp "a Y. r Is e: 70 Sc n. r IS e: ID 20 n. r "a
e; sp 10 n. r II e; tp IS n. r
70 e; ID IS n. 50 e: tp g n. T 81 e; tp = n.
IS e. tip IS n. r s. e: tp n. r e: ID = n.
q e; TIP Il n 3 W: tp 80 n. ? ": ID q
n, J ": tp ii n. r IL W: tip q n. II W, tp
Sc n, Is W; Up IS n, Il W; ID 81 n, ID
W: tp u n. r 6 W. tp II n, r 3 ": tp "a n. r
4 W; sp = n. s W: tp q n. r W: tp - n.
W. I'd q n. r w.
Bids must be at stated prices per mile,
and all of the surveys and no bids will be
considered where the prices exceed IS per
mile for suoiivisionaI and connecting
lines, ST per mile for township and range
lines and s. per mile for base. standard.
meridian and meanSer lines.
y-hau f9,sa fsr,ac >xya~ ya,lr -.
mountainous. heavily timhered. or covered
with dense underground and exceptionally
difficult to survey. at rates not to exceed
$50 a mile for subdiyisioaal. sos for town
ship and SIS for base. standard. etc. lines.
All bids must be in writing, sealed and
delivered al Olympia on or before Tebru-
AIRY Is
Only competent and reliable surveyors
will be employed and each will be required
to give an indemnity bond. In double the
amount estimated In the contract. All
surveys must be completed and returns
made before January /. 1896.
The report OF Receiver John Y. Terry
OF the land Office for January shows total
receipts of 81 ees. &c. segregated to various
sources as follows: Sales OF public lands.
2as.S acres. s47a. 10; Port Angeles town lots.
$0.5o: twelve homestead entries. $a5 conf
missions on 1.fS5.i7 acres. s7i.S4: commits
sions on twenty final hornesteads. sl46.c5
commission on one final timber entry. $40:
fees on three coal declarations. 50: fees on
two adverse claims, $40: cancellations. So;
Northern Pacific railway selections, $Se;
testimony fees, ssai7; total. si.oa5.iS.
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cry. No. !. Knights Tenpsar. EflE hosd
. regalar concaare at the asylum in the
MaScnsc temple The impressive ard
heantifus Order of the Red Eruss viii
be conferred In full and Simple form Sc
attic cognsnandsry conysnes now or she
second and fourth Frisays of each month.
a. 10 sharp
Saturday. February 2. Eureka Lodge.
Nc. %. A. F. and A. Nj viii convene In
regular communication In al proha-
hgAty sths sublime degree OF Master
Mason VII be conferred. Lodge con-
Yenes ax 10.
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Rrier Tacoma News.

Tacoma. Feb, Especial Steamers
E'aralloa and Mexico Left today for san
Francisco. beth wgss crowded passenger
lists. ;sae former carrying swcaty-f oar
from this port at0se-
~ MsiSanssnaser Nights Dream. ..
which wsa ~ presented tonsorrow aiglgs
II the TaeesEsA sIaeaser sy the Seattle
.aghletie Clats. Is tire nsasn subject 81 coG-
SerSat5oa to-day. ard IT Is probable THAT
sfse sheater viii be ercwsisd by siacse wfso
are curious 70 see hew sae Seattle Ash-
ietso csah's talent compares with THAI OF
thu TssauxA Athletic Clah> whsca Pre-
serted sarsesawa "a 'sRcgTeo ana J.siies'
sboas shrne years age.
sapeF4gtsasAeaas Esenzfrsek. 81 tbs Oregon
reform school toaA eask Patsy Mooney.
the Is-year-caa boy ~aa ESCAPED ssvg
sAszs ZEN saxa axs
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Mossay. January IS Arcana Lodge. No
e. f. ana A. NJ. conferred the Fellow
Craft degree on three candidates. Broth
or linda Ram spoke during the evening.
Ttsssfay. January -. Eureka Lodge.
No. ~ A. F. ansi 4. NJ. conferred she
catered Apprentice and Fellow Craft
eegreeS.
Washington Chapter. Rose Crcix. No.
/. w-Ali convene IN regular ASSEMBLY Tues
dsy. February * ami confer the Eixh-
seeagh degree CA u large number az as
r{rants. Chapter opens q r. m. sharr.
Lorraine tra4pser. No. s orsfer % the
Eastern Star viii eoavene in reEalsr
ecnvocatios Wednesday. February s. ~
20 sharp.
THURSDAY. February J. Seattle Council.
No. 1. Royal agSa Seiect Masters. viii
haad reGsisAr assembly Bslsafsess az
Importance assf 81 Interest 10 the csxs-
paszor.s wslg eszTse ~. All companions
are requested 10 he on hard.
Exi3ay. Tsaxaavy 8. SeHssia ScazSsSa