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down as present. but he testified that
he was In North Carolina.
Director Ira White testified that he did
not consider himself legally bound as a
director, though he had attended possl-
bly, dozen meetings. Here Mr.. Ihom
stated that with the permission or the
court TO put other directors on the stand
as they appeared In court, the plalntlh
would close his direct testimony. cap
tain Wise cheerfuily consented to TINS.
lie intended 20 make plaintiff put them
on the stand.
OPENING FoR TIE DEFENCE,
Secretary McGilyary, Of the Board OF
Education, was the first witness called
for tho defence. He was slow about
answering the III Meanwhile Director
J. W Borum. avother resigned director.
was called, with the result that plaintin
released him from liability. Mr.. WISE
brought down the house by jumping up
any saying, Let me congratulate YOU
Mr.. BOrum, you have been saved <Jo-
co."
Mr.. McC;ilyary appeared with bulky
bundle OF books and papers and TOOK
the witness stand. He testified that he
had been secretary OF the board since
1856, when Or. Buchanan was supern-
tendcnt.
Captain Wise: Yes. was Governor
then. but these minutes OF the board are
signed by fItz Lee. He did the signing
then and did the signing for my seat
Mr.. McGilvary read the resolution or
ANt ppdIl IN 1850 tIdl thereafter a tliElt
series OF books should be adopted, ana
or the May meeting. showing that W. eb-
sters Dictionary publishers having re-
FUSED 10 accept certain conditions, Nor-
cesters Dictionary was substituted. lie
was told 10 turn 10 the copy Of the Edu-
cational Journal and find copy Of circular
% 10 superlntendents Of schools. but
after looking some time said he could
not find 1t.
Mn. siAssEf's CIRCULAR.
Captain Wise: you need not look 20
assiduously. 1t is not there. Mr. Nc
Gilyary. fOu know IL 81 not NOW.
sir, ind circulars Nos. 81 and 5e."
These were easily found. Captain Wise
produced type-written copy OF the cir
cular and passed II 10 Mr. Massey who
admitted that he had issued a.. Captain
Wise read this circular. Of date Mdfcn
18th, and said II was the one referred
20 several days ago IN testimony as hav-
ing been issued before the day Of the
first adoption Of the list OF textbooks .0r
1890.
"As a matter OF fact. this circular was
issued, was n notY' asked Captain Wise.
Mr.. McGilvary. Il don't know"
Mr. Thorn: We admit that IL was Is
sued.
Mr. McGllvray said Mr. Massey was
SuperIntendent Of Public instruction and
official editor Of the Journal. and is sup
posed % have seen that This circular was
published IN H. Mrs. Cul5It and Mrs.
leiN'f NtA .INrN'N = NniAtiAfNrf H'Af
strnogrdphors employed in Mr. Massey's
Office. Mr.. Massey gave hin the list IN
his own handwriting OF books adopted.
Holmes history was not in this list hand
ed him March 18th, but was put back in
June. Nenable's history was on the list
in 1886. and was put on March 18th.
Neither Appleton's new geography,
Whites arithmetic, nor Worcesters die
tiouary was on he 1856 list.
Tne examination Of Secretary NCGl-
vray had not concluded when court ad-
Journed.
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pends on the pre-existence OF certain COM
pounds, carbonic acid. water. ana am
monia, which. when brought tosetheI,
under certain conditions. give rise 10 II.
that this protop iasm Is the formal basis
OF an life. and therefore all living powers
are cognate and ali living forms rom the
lowest plant or animallcule. to the hlSn-
est being. are fundamentally OF one cnar-
actcr.
Professor Huxley was corresponding
member Of The principal foreign scientinc
societies, ard received honorary degrees
from the Universities Of Berlin and Edin-
burg. He was the author OF nunoer
OF anatomical physiological. theological.
and other works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
THE DIXON ASD PLfnMEK ram.
Plimmer dann0i 90 Down 10 iiG rounds.
The CONTEXT Probably N

NEW YORK. June BIT IL not 3roba-
bic that George Dixon and Billy Plin-
mer will meet IN the ring in Galveston
the day before the big nght of cOrDett
and fltzsimmOns. When the offer OF
500 was rendered a. Dixon. be sug-
gcsted the weight 10 b. ii5. and this cOs!-
diti0n was cabied 20 pilmmer.
The following cablesram received to-
day seems 70 settle al chances Of
meeting with the boys.
"Pllmmer says he cannot give the
weight proposed away. but Will night
Dixon az rs. weigh 10 az the ring SIDE.
other conditions satisfactory. Inform
Davies"
The last two words imply that Plim-
mer wants Parson Davies 70 sct as his
manager.
Tom O'ROurke was al the Sheepsheaf
Bay race track this afternoon. ana ~nen
shown the above cable message shook bis
head. doubffnlly. fIs said. Dior
cannot 20 down 20 rs pounds. without
weakening himself 80 that he would have
little chance Of winning. We cannot ac-
cept any such terms as Piimfner sug-
xeSts."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

The Distinguished English Naturalist
Passes Away la London.

Passes Away la London.
LONDON. June g.-Profcssor Huxley,
who has been ill for some time. died 40
$50 O'Clock this afternoon. After short
rally last night. Professor HuXlrys csn-
dllon grew rapidly worse. ana De TEN
into "a state OF complete exhaustion. Ills
mind was clear % the last, and DIS death
was painless.
Professor Huxley began IN FAN about
the beginning oi March. 4 severe at
tack OF Influenza was followed Dy br0n-
chfis. anl his heart, lungs, aud kidneys
became affected
Professor HlXley's wife. and one o.
bis daughters were present when the end
came. fI.s son. who is physician,
arrived just TOO Tate % se. his father
alive The sick man showed wonderful
ei erEy lp iO the iast. N0twithsfard-
ing the fact that lc suffered n relapse
rrtnight ago. and had been gradually los
ing strength ever since. h- read the
ne1srapers daily until yesterday. and
until week ago De was able 10 write.
lie had resided in complete retirement
for about four years ln "a house built ~
himself.
sEErcH Or His ckaEKE.
Thomas Henry Huxley was born iu Eal-
ing. MiddlcscI, May !. lc1. li8 did az
much as amy other investigator Of the
century 20 advance the science OF zoology,
and the world IS indebted 20 him for
many important discoveries ln each OF
the larger divisions OF the animal king
dom.
His earlier lahors were devoted chiefly
TIE lower marine animals with which ne
formed q most thorough empirical ac-
quaintanco during MS Pacific voyage. and
he has described many which previously
had been either unknown or imreffectiy
studied.
FOR many years. he devoted himself as
slduously 10 the comparative anatomy.
and the classification OF the yertebra
and embodied the results OF bis more
important researches IN numerous mono
graphs.
In bis first published work on the
Meiuef o. he called attention 20 the fact
that the body OF these animals IS formed
OF two cell layers. which may be coIi-
pared 90 the Two eermlnai layers OF the
higher arimals. an idea which las since
found its complete expression in tfe
e. strasa theory Of Haeckel To him IL
also due the verte5ral theory Of the skull,
which has since been demonstrated 90
clearly hy Gegentaur, and he was the
first to extend TO man Darwin's theory
OF natural selections. In MS three lee
lures on Mans Place in Nature" de-
liverei In 1863. he made an elaborate ex-
position Of the doctrine Of evolution IS
applied 10 man. asserting that the ana
t6fuicaf differences between man and the
highest apes are az less value than those
between tho highest and the lowest apes.
Among his many popular lectures. tnar
on THE Physical Basis Of Ltfe.' de-
livared In 1Ss>. has attracted much at
tention. In it he advanced the idea that
there Il, some one kind OF matter common
10 ALI living beings. that this matter,
whiah hs oesignzted - protaplasEns de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
A Drummer Arres,oi.

l. A. Cawson, a drummer from Rhode
island. was arrested yesterday afternoon
~ officer Foster and taken 20 the rec
ond station on the charge Of pniioinins
crty OF X. ". Phillips:
cawsoa was bailet George A. Smith
going on his bond. for bis appeafanfe
in the Police Court tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
THE DECREASED REVENUES.
Treasury onicisis' Estimate Of the Dehcit
for This yesr


WASHINGTON. June 2.-The fiscal
year ls9i-'5 crdcd to-day, and from offi-
ciai and scmi-oiiiciai figures obtained at
the Treasury Department. which Will not
vary more ihan f20Hr eiiher way from
tho figures finally announced. the govern
ment revenues and receipts for the fiscal
year can be stated. The receipts are as
follows:
lS,i-s slie,5ooOOo. ises-'4 s2a7,722 oi9. 1878
1856. NO Is.
The expenditures for the same years
iSi-s. Srsee'o. iass-'i. sogSs. 10
lS3-2. tsfs77 a5l.
The deficit for the past two fiscal years
1875. si3.5ooe0 1924. So 0l3. .2sD.
For the year 1923 tho excess or *
pendtures over revenue amounted TO only
s2.3ai6,t
Prior 10 that year there had been an ex-
cess in receipts over expenditures TOR
every fiscal year since ls5, the lowest
excess In those years up 10 1873 having
been ln the year 1874. when the receipts
exceeded the expenditures by only a.
3ffs So.
For the present fiscal year. ended To-
day. Secretary Carlisle estimated on De-
cemher 3. 1884, that the deficiency would
be $3Jer.Ovp As shown by the oinclal
figures. this estimate was more than
S23o'V,OoO ont Of the way due largely 20
the elimination os the Income tax from
tho revenue.
mGHr HAVE BEfS wOIsx.
Had the House bin. with sugar. iron.
and coal placed on the free li-t. become
a law. the actual deficit FOR the present
fiscal year. Instead OF being oyer 49,
OyD O00 would have been over f13vo.vp.
ON February m. ls5j. Secretary Carlisle,
IN an estimate furnished 10 COusrcss,
stated that Tor the calendar year. isf,
tie surplus revenue over expenditures
would amount 10 f22.5a 02. ..x months
Of this period have not passed and the
deficit Tor this six months is $4,000.
Assistant Secretary Curtis. lu "a publish
ed statement, estimated that fhf deficit
no 10 December !. 1895. would nc fj5fDD.yD.
This estimate was made after the income
tax had been declared uncOnsiiifttl0nls
BY the United States Supreme Court IL
was based upon the Increased appr0pria-
tlOns made by the last Congress, which
80 into effect July 1T. and which include
b.0oD.yO for the sugar bounty and IN
creased Interest charges on account or
the bond issues. aggregate fle2 fsttcD.
For the month ~ July. which begins
Monday. II Is estimated by the Treasury,
II receipts continue normal. that tie ex-
pendllures viii exceed the receipts ~
about SlZ.moG0 or {3.np.0". July being
an iutercst-paying month. and the lay-
ments on account OF pensions beig also
especially heavy.
For the month Of June. just ended. no
receipts have exceeded the expenditures
last August when this has been the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
ron UNKEQUIIED LOYE.
Mr. Frederi, X sloip, a Sorfolk County Man.
Iakes uI- Lie.

NORFOLK, VA. June 9.-spec.al.-air.
Frederick Sloln. residing at Cortland,
Norfolk county. committed suicide AZ 80
o'clock yesterday morning BY shooting
himself. UnrcQuitcd love Is assigned as
the cause.
Sir. Sloln was about twenty-five years
oil age. six feet four inches high. very
popular. and "A prominent member OF the
Methodist church. Particulars Of his
death are IIeagrc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
WEATHER Fowressr.

WASHINGTON. u. g. June 5--for
Virginia: Cloudy westerly winds.
For North cafoiins. showers. cooler
In central portion. norfheriy winds.
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Following WIS the range of The 'hsr-
uometer at The Times once yesterday.
A. NJ. 10; Y A.. 81 \, 81. ~. :
r. ~. -: y 4. A.. ~. msdnishL "
Average. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
corbrrs and FilzsImmOus viii Fight.

AUSTIN. TEX. June 29.-The COrbett-
FItzsimmcns light is an assured fact nav
luasmuch as an occupation tax Was to-
day issued for the fight by the State
Comptroller. He became mixed up Ia IL
iu this manner.
The tax collector AZ Dallas was offered
go By the marager Of the Dallas Athletic
Club 10 let the night come OF there, that
being the amount prescribed By law for
glove contests. The collector referred
the matter 70 the comptroller and that
gentleman to-day issued the receipt for
the 40. and the fight can now come
OF without fear of hindrance. and the
State has put Is official samp on a permls-
sion 10 conduct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
Mr.. R. I. BYRD The AUTHOR
Hr, WlSC Admits That Gentleman HTOts
The Noted Pilot Article.
XR. GIBBS AGAIN ON THE STAND.

lie Explains the Last Book List Made Up
by tho State Board OF Educaiion--A Cir
cular Issued by Mr.. Massey Is Dis
cussed 80 JohuDy Wise Signing
for General Lco-Othe- Pro-
cecdiugs Of the Massey
Pilot Libel suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30

The closing exercises OF the Male Or
phan Asylum, MIS-. j. Y. Gil. superin-
fendent. took place yesterday afternoon
at 5.3D A very interesting programme
was rendered. and a delightful supper
served AT O'Clock.
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Morse Smith (c3iored) was arrested and
locked up IN the Second station last night
on the charge Of assaultiBs Tom John
son IN Poses bar-room. Johnson lis re-
sorted - be In a precarious condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-30
MAJOR HUMPHREYS.

Major ID. Humphreys. a director. said
he heard OF the article, and went Win
Mr. Brlckh0use to Mr.. small, ana asked
him "a H. careful 10 avoid trouble. lie hld
seen articles IN the Richmond state ana
other papers criticising much mere strong
lv than the article in the Plot. MT.
Smaii'x resignation Was not accepted al
fee meeting OF December 24th. That was
nor an endorsement by the directory OF
Ms services. The object OF the meeting
was 10 enter into contract LOT '"e pun
&c ~ Nergenfhaler machines.
An OF The directors. except MT coiiins
and Mir. Roper. were there. Mr. Smaiis
only reason for rcsisning MAS mat theie
nj heen some criticisms OF him.
r,snk Dusch said be had been made a
..rector without his knowledge. and only
attended the meeting Of Decempcr -itn
a..r,1cnfally He knew nothing about
a.. n,blicatlon OF December 20: lie
,n,d xIo worth Of stock In the PILOT co;
nsae IT, minutes OF the directory meeting of
psesssDer ZEE 1lih had Director Aeinnscr
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Hundreds OF doubtful candidates offer
20 stand for election.
The Orerers consist largely of poor
barristers and impecunious local p2rti-
sans.
These. though gifted with flow OF lam
guage. are loose Of habit, and require 70
draw coplously from the party purse. ana
II they should succeed In securing nomi-
nent support from the Liberal party. This
class OF candidates IL Is hardly asces-
sary 10 say, IS not the kind sought ~
the leaders OF a lorlOrn hope.
The Westminster Gazette. the afternoon
organ OF the Liberals, says that those
eternslly perDlexing the party's t<ecu-
tive by asserting that the c2ncAates
are a good lot. include al unusually
large number ~ hard1orkiEg young men.
'rhe tru<h H. that the LEGAL executives
have in many lnsfancel refused 20 af-
cept the oepsrai executives nominees, on
the groun1 that they are nen of ue
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
PETERS PARTY

A platform Short And Pointed But
! Covering the Whole File Id. 81
The platform Of Senator PETERS pro-
posed new party would be short, plain
ard impressive and constructed on six
pillars, these: being 1T
81 sFirst Get the people at work; pay
them Tor what they do. 3 VI,
3 second way with land lordis
bird out with the Hanspo rtatfon
monopoly. z fS i ss5
-Four Tut with the money power.
s..Fffth Up with the people. Il
f5s i've the Republic.
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
HTBERNIA.N RIFLES.

o. ntain, ). w. Doyle, 25os 18th av S.
1st lieutenant, 3. e. Kealy.
% .,Ia,1tenant, p. J. Kinnane.
p .. secretary. Robert McrJan,a-
"a EOS list st n. s;
financial secretary. William Myers.
.,s1o washington st NE.
l0 treasurer, William McGrath.
Iii every Wednesday, evening at ST.
anthony hail, cor. Second st and sth az
NE. !, r,rr, nc. 90, L 4
1st Lieut., Edward Qu Ut II No. 265 e.
'n "a Iisut., S. T. adcAllestrom. No. 81
sg Ree. seo'y Thos. Phillips, No. 44s AFRO
e r ass. RoD't 7, Dillon, No. 81
Case st. 5s 4. ne Il; S II. ~ Is /.
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
Are You, Going East2

81 %. ana YOU with 70 avoid the heat
il,aat Il isa and worrinlents of an all-rafl
route. and at the same time secure those
genuine pleasures 81 travelling, cOmfort,
rast. nleasant comp anionship exh ilaral
tom, tleep, good ffood, elishin8 appetite,
ana every llxlr 5ca = ask the
lsk ite d Oh, Dalath to Buffalo oI one
ok eating I,isl lace of i1e thsrn|
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
HASTINGS. DAKOTA COUNTY,.

County President--T. E. Moran, Hast
ings- &. h
Ss Vice Pres John F. SteveT1s. e,8t
Ii Rec Sec.-J. A. Duffy. ST 81 81 s +, II Il
s5s Fin. Sep. w. Muilaney. f4 i
ms. Sec.--J. f.. Cayanagh.. b 4. I, 4
f Treasurer-J.J +. Currter. M y ss si
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
day OF month. Z. 5ss5 1t gs5. ssjss Ne:
ssssr. CT oUD, sTEARNs COUNTY,.
S. County Presid emf T. Kennels. Gu HIS
4. Division No. st. Cloud Preside r.
Vice Pres p -. STAFFORD ~ 4 S..s &.
f Zee. and Fin. Sec. IN. FlahertY rs
b ms. See. Doyle IS ssS ,S
81 Treasurer Frank Gillespie. ss b &
E Meetings third Tuesday Sofs month al
EWartz hall
DULUTH. ST. OuIss EoINTY. e3s s Il
fsol1ntY Preside ohm Ffodd ssysSs
Division ohnS
q
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN,

/. T,tyision No. II President. Miss Alice
r,..,;n 400 Union st Sc. &. 81 81 q.
: Wee Wee preside Mrs N = ". al 60
dar av.;4 30. II III !. 8. -;
ia Treasurer, Miss Francis McNamee a6Y
eth st s. s, II u
x iassgision No. ident. Mrs. A .ss NJ
80 & Sal4 University ay N Al. rs'
si is ces-preaid HRS Hayes Iss
'ssa e. Susie CO..
III 1in saI q Il 8 paI,.
ISIS zen I.
Z Mist ellie. 8
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20

I943 fsrystal ke
ice preside Il h 13reens
\ EInancial secret INV. orrta
lQ55Aremont ava
Isecording secret dp.
9a9S5th st N. 5sssas
hrg. = o 3 o.
~
vision No. ts 4 .p !. Y
1928 18th av 81
3ss Vice president, Anna II Adu1ltga III
18th aYS Isl. s5fst \ 81 ri e
Recording secretary. Lizzie as !, :
18th av S.
2813 Bloomington av. II. ..a. +.
\ Treasurer. Mrs. N. III t,,urnnins 272 q!
18TH av IS. Fl
1 Meets lst and Sd Thursday evening "a
month at IA. o. IT. hall. PALS Bloonain gton
av. Is go 81 Az S9s
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
ANnKA COUNTY

County President Thomas Coleman
T'resident-T. M. Ryan. .Anoka.
Vice pIes.--M. Tigue, Coon Creek.
Rec. Sec.-Jas. AIcArdle. Anok2.
Fin. and ms. Sec.-T. Riley. 81 ~ ~
Treasurer-Thos. Clarke .a5S
Meetings second Sunday of each month
1t G. A. r. Hall. Second av. s54
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20

OFF GA In CT0R' ]

al t{GSIHzzzZ1h W. - A(&N%[
Zx1zz//lEzss d1l(VNS&ES1' [.
S>,sIIIlIylf1AN 8. VI " "
T 55. s##.
5ss NATIONAL OFFICERS.
Pr. j.. O'Connor, National President, So
vannah, Ga. {" y. a ,5
John g. Weadock, Vice President. Bay
NJ. j. slattery, National Secretary. 6S
South Pearl Street, Albany. n !. ,or
T.J. Dundon, National !reas y s leg
North Water street. Columbus, -.
- - =, -, -, ], e, s,
NAI ~ 9ls;e. DlHEf iCis;,11,;.
Maurice =. Wllnere, Pnllaue'ipnA1' ~
11u AZ 20, sweeney, OF ono. .
|sg :. =. e. e. S!ark, DIV Wisconsin: Fiji IS
James cEt' Jackson ': Ct Pnllaq.elph ~
go, !. -, AVA iii.
STATE p oFFICERS-MiNNEsgStI i,a,,a
state Delegate--J. MeCartny, 1'i't'"'.
ter. -,
state Secretary--Rev. y. - h A, 80
FipeStohe. ,.3& zoo ~,
state treasurer. Nahoney, ooo 1 ~
81 ~ -, minneapolis.
State, Board OF Directors-W; D e. u :,
-. Faul; y Callahan, Du1n.n;, g
Hayes, Mankato; DR.. II. ". huch:sJ' ~ ="
Paul; ]. J.. Fitzgerald. MINNEAPOLIS.
PRESIDENT Of Insurance funio --S' -
Kennedy, st. Paul.
V1ce-president, u. T. McDermott' SioH
tart. s%s
State Secretary of insurance. John ! a.
|OShaughnessy. Saltwater.
State treasurer, Of insurance, ). Sheehy'
Montgomery. ), =,
Directors Of Insurance Fund.-: W.
Murphy. Faribault; Hugh Butler Mime
apohs; IL J. Kinnucan, st. raw, -
oDonnelI Clontarf; T. M. Ryan, Anok s
4z5&, IN - IL t,It'+ 5
DIVISION OFFICERS:
MINNEAPOLIS, HENNEPlN ~
County Delegate-T. Connolly, 52s Penn
av N. t.. 2t
Division No. 1-Presldent. j. y. rllz-
gerald, Plymouth Clothing House.
Vice-president, Carrot Nolan. !.
Recording secretary, w. Till1sch, l4ol
Financial secretary, j. J. Lane. 1725
Aldrich av N.
Insurance secretary, W. Archer, Brown
ing, King & Co.
Treasurer, II: Butler, Thielen Hotel.
Meets "a and i4th Sundays, OF Hlonlh' at
2426 18th av S.
Y Vice-p president, j. Allen, 615 18th av S..
Recording secretary, Felix McNamee,
1897 9Th st S. $88I.g, :s.e !.
Financial secretary, p. J. Kinnane, 81
stu ST sSE. -, Y
Insurance secretary. John OsGrady, za2
18th av S.
Meets LIST Monday evening and 90 sun
day Of month at Labor Temple, cor. St1
av S. and 4th st.
Division No. President. N. g. O'Con-
nor, gil I'd st NE.
f. Vice-pres1dent, j. +. Walsh, BID 4tn st
south. }
RECORDING secretary VIM - 11Voy' oot
9Th av NE.
Flnanclan secretary, II. J.'Hays' 1oo ON
av NE.
Treasurer, l. J. Ryan; 700 2u1nln 1..s 81 1:4
Meets I'd and 4th Tuesday evenings at
st. Anthony Hall.
Division No president, j. G. Gub-
bins, 619 9Th st NJ ~
r ce-president. J. Gleason, 25o5 Elmer
Recording secretary. c. 3. Hoy, s15 9Th
Financial secretary. NJ NJ soners, 1901
Insurance secretary. F. Mitchell. 527
treasurer P. Flaherty,; 564 7th av N.
Meets LIST and Sd Fridays of month at
1880 r. M, at Odd feiloWs han' coz Ioln
Division No. S, Ed1na-Pres1dent, -. }.
Ryan. @t+a&
Vice-president, W. T. Ryan.
Recording secretary, Z. M. O'Meara.
Financial secretary, M. Gleeson.
Treasurer, J. y. Delaney;
Meets "a sunday OF montn as . Q COCK
Division NO. president, j. B. Muir
ply 1905 18th av Sc.
4 Vice-president, T. w. Hickey, 2426 10th
av S.
ASSA1S
The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
STEELE. COUNTY.

Co. Pres, C. J. O'Brien. :
Division No. i. owatonna-Pres., G. J.
O'Brien. ill.,.
Vice-pres., +. F. Loughlin.
Rec. sec, ). T. Clarke.
y Fin. sec, G. G. Tpher. @.s
ms. Sec, C. "A. Lonergan. ~
Treas, NJ J. McGrath.
Place If meeting, Owatonna.
Division No. 2. Blooming Prairie-Pres..
d. J. O'Leary. ~. est@e
yice-pres., w, Leehy.
Rec. sec, w. e. Feeney.
Fin. sec, e. O'Connor.
3. ms. Sec, TIC. eastman. - =
s. Treas, j. Flanagan.
Place of meeting, Blooming Prairie.
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p1IYE. EARTH COUNTY.

County President-D. =. Hayes, Maf,-
kato.
vice >Pres.-Thos. McGarey. ..a
Rec. SEED. p. Hayes. @
Fin. sec--J. G. Morris. "
q. Urea surer---T. r. Coughlan.
&. ms. Seed. P. Hayes. =
Meets second and fourth Monday ey,en-
ings Of month at A. o. U. W. hall.
division No. O., Madison Lake-Preai-
dent. II. d. Murtaugh.
Vice Pres.-John White.
Rec. Sec.-Charles Doran.
Fin. SEEM. Gilbride. y {.
ms. Sec.-Jo11n Brown.
Treasurer--John Neary. 3 .-a;e
Meet second and fourth Sundays OF
mouth at Hanchett hall. a
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solntan
E01Eek. "A
Elm. SEQ eo.s carl ss Cd
ss TyeaSurersJ. Fen ton. "a
Meets first ana
Eresid tss II oyaS Call sll 3tntEey
ONCE Seventh avenue West.
Ace Pres u. IIs Ivan: q.
Iiss Mae iir'pItl ~ East {
iEigh street. f
"A Treasurer Miss Maggts 1arney. @55,ss.s
as Fin Sec. Iias Anna EArringt on.
M Sentinel Hiss Nellie Callah han:
Sergt alarms iss arie Lydo on. 5
wAsEcA, WAsE,CA COUNTY. Il
~ Co. Pres, II u NcWade, Waseca.
res, 20. Boucher. ~ sssts 8s]Fi.ssa
sVice-pres., j. Made. S Il "
5 Rec. sec, D. O Keefe. Il II
4. Fin. sec, j. Kelley. .S 81 & 5sE. sgi
A I Treas, II. McIoone. n
Ins. Sec, 10. OKeefe. NJ 3. 3,
Meets 1st Sunday and Sd Thnrsoay g
month. Hi 81 B. 81
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NORWOOD. CARVER CO

~ NORWOOD. CAtVEH 20. =!
CO. Pres, r. F. Burns, Norwood.
. Division No. Pres, J. j. Baylor.
Vice-pres., +. F. Herman.
Rec. Sec, J. r.. Powers. : J. Z. 1,
Fin. Sec, f. f. Nugent. ~.
Treas, -. III. Finnegan.
Ins. Sec, j.. M. Nugent.
Time Of meeting. I'd Sunday Of month.
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CARLTON COUNTY. &.~ M h.,
1, Go. pres. G. stapleton.
Division No. l. Cloauet-Pres, M
O.Meara. ~
Vice-pres, w Kinney, s4 49,.
Rec. sec. c.. Fl. Quinn.
Fin. Sec, J. Peacha. =.
ms. sec, j. Ryan.
Treas, J.aP. Brennan.
& Meet I'd and 4th Saturdays Of month at
knights Of Pythias hall. ,s.u5