davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-17

Inclosed in this letter was an Illustrated state
ment showing the contrast between American
and Mexican livings The prices Of necessities
and the wages In some departments OF labor In
free-silver Mexico and this country Of the gold
r,anhnrd were recorded as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The price OF petroleum receded slightly last week, NOT
withstandng the fact that exports larger than ls
year and that less activity in the field only
moderate increase shown IN the receipts OF all the
pipe lines July compared with June. while tnes'
was decided gain in the deliveries The increase "a
stocks in July 3S9I0 barrels against an increase u
June OF 6ls24a and IN May OF +5iiS The N
ing with July ss2. s+s barrels. Following Is us
Figures bbls- April. May June 5u mYsas,
Total receipts $40 6Ds $50 GIL 2ssl IlS ZWr9st
Total deliveries :2s Oe2 2.s+ 34 22ss 1872 2o'oS
Excess receipts s,65ie 42l.l.I ss2ssl sSs i sS
P Psy s sy ds sis,gs @ sslSs scIs SSs S
Daily av ex rcts.. 2l.ss4 1896 a. o3 iI slS
Net stocks O. 1872 233 1888 40 7ooiooo '"-,oSo
Tho partial returns OF pipe lines from August
IL charters 10 the 18th. incluslve are as follows
Daily August
Total bbls. average. lssS,,
Runs ..-................ lVoooos oo'oSs Ti721
o., a,o ,77is s4IS5
Excess runs .......... si-'V<v ooS "a
Charters ............... .1O6osI3 oi'V" VIZ"
Excess deliveries a.,
Refined petroleum closed at 66o cents per a,enhia
barrels ana AIS cents bulk In New-forx rhI n,.
prices being on a basis points lower. Foreign eu,s
lions were: London 5Ago 7led per Imperial ss'Ha srn
werp i7,s francs per 100 kloA and Bremen ooV "s-
per 50 kiloA
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HOVE | Is Al Home
Figures Showing the Results for
Or Against the Cam
didates.
Republicans Here Seem AS Lucky
as They Have Been Else
where.
Alonzo Phillips Sweeps in AS the
County Executive BY a Good
Vote. -,

Now that the greas battle of the ballots
is over it behooves the voter to scrutinize
the results, and size up the personnel Of
| the successful candidates Viewed as 2
whole, the outcome OF the election in Min
neapnlis and Hennepin county are graft
tying from a fusion standpoint, both SO ta1
as the appoltionment Of county and city
officers are concerned, and in the make ,1t
OF the legislature.
This also applies to the new council
! which will organize the first Monday in
| January. and which will be composed Of the
! following:
| Republicars--Ronlan Alexander, Burke
O'Brien. James S. Lane, George Durham
| S. 3. Love, Samuel z. Adams, WTyman e.
liot .'oln Crosby N. /. Cclburn, S. M
Hewitt, e. L. Webster, N. B. Lloyd, Eric
Rhode.
De1nocrats-~Perry Long, j. l.. ki:chli, L.
NJ Rand, Albert Anderson, @. A. Snepley
| James Dwyer, Fred Schwartz, Jay Phil
Hips, Claus Peterson. T. G. Drew. Fl. G..
Dickinson, G. l.. Fort, Albert Currier.
The pluraities are as follows:
First W7ard--Perry Long, 1856; Charles
Frame 12S: plurality, 52S.
Second Ward-Lane, !, 715; Hidden, 900;
plurality, Sl5.
Third yVard--K:ichli,- g. 3 ,4444: Dreger, g.
209; plurality. 1885.
Fourth Ward-.Alams, 1899; Cloutier,
2,117; plurality, 1882.
Fifth Ward-Crosby, 1871; Mowry, l.
4ss, plurality, 2,182.
Sixth Ward-Anderson, 1854; Swanson,
1867, plurality, H.
f., Seventh Ward-Shepley, 1,409; Wood
ward, 800: plurality, AS.
Eighth Ward-W ehster, 1884; Pratt,
$50; Benton, 95; plurality, 1633.
Ninth Ward--Lloyd, 1921; Mcclure,
1,00l; Koehler SS3; plurality, 620.
Tenth Ward-Dwyer, 719; Morton, SCI;
McAllister, 541; plurality, IT'S.
Eleventh Ward-Peterson, LOOT; Nelson,
1908; Damn, $50; Laclzey, 91s; plurality,
Twelfth Ward-Dlckinson s42; Oyen,
454; plurality, 388.
Thirteenth Ward-Currier 314; Van
Tuyl, 272; Keye5, 118: plurality, AZ.
Mayor Pratt succeeds himself by the
handsome plurality Of 1851 and City Comp
trolier Nye is reelected by plurality Of
1854.
The vote for mayor by wards is as fol-
lows:
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IN RAMSEY COUNTY.
Democrats. Down There Get a Sniff
~ - Same nc Here

caE9e as here.
The Ramsey county Democrats were not
one whit behind their friends in Hennepin
county, out turned q trek on their greedy
Republican rivals by gathering in the
Il fattess Office in he county, Magener Sc
curing the Office Of sheriff over. Chapel
IT at least 500 majority: The ticket elect
ed is as follows: TX
Auditor-D. NJ Sullivan {, ,, :, T. =:
Treas1rer--F' E. Edmund. !
$, Sheriff--John NageneS:,,i.. - go
Register o. Deeds--E 6. Krahnler.
County Attarney-S. A. Anderson.
Judges of the District Court-C. D. Kerr,
C. E. Otis, Q. B. Lewis.
Judge OF Probate-Gebhard Willrich
Coroner--J C. Nelson.
Abstract Clerk-E. w. Rgzille.' S%;s4t;;..
a County iSuryeyor-Gates, A. J ohnson, Jr.
N Court Gon1m.ss.oner-H Henry Gallick.
S4z County; Conlmissioners--..J John Moritz, S.
n Kellerlnan, Fl. r. Hardick, Paul Quehl,
SC. F.s AcCsaron, A. P. Wright.
II Legislature
First Ward--F. NJ. Lloyd.
Il seconds Ward--W. w. Dunn. ~!
y BIZ II Third Ward--G. A. baltimore.
Fourth Ward-Henry Johns e. .''..-$'
4 Fifth Ward-F. A. Barta.
III Sixth Ward-E E. Mcdonald.
SS3lS Seventh tWard-T. b. Scott
81 Eighth Ward-T. F. Martin (probably).
.sTfsf. Nsnta Ward-E. Slodgrass.
ISL Tenth and Eleventh Wards and Country
&C. III. McGill. & ~ 4r..,
county Sup srintendent OF Schools G.
4 Flake ] : y
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LOOKS LIKE FRAUD : ::
IT Is Said the Gold Bugs are ,-Schem'
Ing i'm South Dakota.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 5.-Special.-An
attempt to steal the electoral vote Of this
state from Bryan has been discovered and
will be promptly taken care Of The CEN
trail committee will be assisted by Senator
lPettigrew. The scheme has been patched
by the Republican state committee and
others hfbh in authority with the railroads
of the state. The returns so far show q
vote of $4,000 in 80 counties, which gives
Bryan a n1e jority of 1854. There are about
10, 900 more votes to be counted in 20 or
,ganized and u1.organized counties. These
counts should give Bryan "a MAJ orfty OF
1000 at least, thus assuring him the state
by 1900 sure. The Republican Committee
claims the state will give Mckinley 1900
when these counties are in. They expect
to control the ballet box Of several coun-
ties. Detectives from outside cities are
now in the state looking after the inter-
ests Of the silver men, and l'esi1es promi-
nent man have been $: Mt to all unorganiz:
counties to protect the l2aHors.- Men are
watching the boxes in eWery state and if
the attempt is made as Anticipated there
Is liable.to be trouble, besides many prcml-
nent Republicans will take chances on the
penitentiary.
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WHAT BRYAN SAYS
He Sends out an Interview to the
Public. ~.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.--=NIr. Bryan last
night gave out the following In reply to
numerous kilograms from all parts Of the
country: 49,
a.The Democratic national committee
!: claims enough states to give a majority
in the electoral college, !ut the Vote Is
very close in several Of the states, and the
result cannot be known positively until
The entire vote is counted: In all close con-
tests il is wise for both sides to watch the
returns 70 guard against tha, possibility Of
mistake, intentional or unintentionaL"
Mr., BRYAN dictated this statement to a
Typewriter, but when pressed for some
thing more for tine press declined to yield,
SAYING that he could give no utferance TO
his opinion as to the result, or ol:tline his
Intentions until the outcome Should be
definitely known. In conversation with
friends he freely discussed the ~prohabili-
ties referring to the cosenEss ofSrhe vote
in several Of the states, ana comparing
notes with them on the e4Faafcastin Ken
lucky, Indiana West Virginia and otlre1,
states Of apparently narrow margin. He
read all bulletins with interest. bur In
renIy, to questions said that he was not al
lowing the uncertainty to cause the least
degree OF worry. He spoke cheerfully to
all, but it became evident towards the lat
ter part Of the day that he was growing
less and less hopeful. He was especially
gratified at the result in Nebraska and
took coca aston to earnestly congratulate
the chair,nan OF the various county and
state committees located in Lincoln On
their work in this city and throughout the
state -.r-,.#'.-
During the afternoon Mr.. Bryan attend
ed the funeral Of an old friend and spent
the evening with his callers. During the
afternoon what purported to be telegra1ns
received by MIR. BRYAN were read in the
hotel Hobbies, claiming the entire South,
the states west OF the Missouri, and also
Indiana and Minnesota. The. arlnot1nc,a-
nent Of these claims, which Mr.. Bryan
said afterwards he had not authorized,
created a wild burst of applause, caused
several bets to be offered. and ultimately
resulted in the origin Of am informal pro-
cessiOn numbering several hundred, which
headed for Mr.. Bryans home. When in
formed of this demonstration Mr.. Bryan
quietly advised that it be suspended until
the result should be more definite.
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THE CENTIGRADE THERMOMETERS;
DR.. slipsof says that the degrees in
this are twice too large, while weather
records are complicated and filled with
errors by having half the temperatures
with minus signs before them. He sug-
gests that both the centigrade and Fahr-
erheit nave their zero point dropped to
forty degrees below zero of the present
scales. This would obviate the difficulty
Of the minus sign in meterology, but the
Fahrenheit degree would remain the. bet
ter. Evidently our thermometers need
reforming.
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~. @. II
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NATIVNAL OFF1CEEHs
r. !. O'Connor, National President. s.
tannah, Ca
JOAN G. Weadock, Vice President BAY
City, Mich.
james r. O'Sullivan, national secretary
Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. j. Dundon, Nationa! Treasurer, 1os
SSorth Wafer street, Columbus, @,
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
Maurice T. Wilhere, Philadelphia Eta
NJ. J. Burns. Of Indiana.
= j. Mahoney, Of Nebraska
joan 2. Murphy, OF Connecticut.
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sTEEr.r cnr1r1TY.

Co. Pres, C. j. .O'Br1en.
Division No. /. Owatonna-Pres.s G i.
O'Brien,
Vice-pres., e. F. I.oughlin.
Rec. Sec, J. T. Clarke.
Fin. Sec. G. G.. Toh~r
ms. Sec, c. A. 1oneigan.
Treas, NJ. J. McGi1Ath-
Place of meeting, Owatonna.
Division NO. 2. Booming Prairie~eree.
%. j. O'1eary.
Vtce-pres., W. Leehy. i
Rec. sec, w. e. Feeney.
Fin. sec. E. OConnor. 1891
Ins. sec. T. G. eastman
Treas, j. FlannigaR. a
Place Of meeting, Blooming Praif3A
NORWOOD. CARVER co.
CO. Pres. J. w. Craven, Norwood,
Division Nc. 1-Prey., j. J. Baylor.
Vice Pres, Ed Mangan.
Rec. sec, J. L. Powers. If
Fin. Sec. E. r. Nuxent-
3 Treas, J. M. Ftnnegan.
Ius. Sec, j. w. Craven.
Time Of meeting I'd Sunday Of moatI,
CARLTON COUNTY.
CO, Pres, A. Gowan. 3s
Division No. :, Cloaust-Prea. y.
O'Meara- -.4s1. Il. * III
Rec. sec. c. H. Qutnn. g.1 j....
Fin. sec. ]. Peacha. lf3!si- s sSs s ss55S8
ms. sec..s J. Ryan.
Treas. ~. p. Brennan. FL 44555ifElg /
y Meetg2 and 4th Saturdays oe I'D rntts as
knights OF Pythta1 hall. 5.s sI
MOBILES COUNTY. y
County President, w M. Finley. IL
Division NO. 1. Ellsworth fresidex..
II. Holleran. d sss y ls5s S5s5 WE 3sS a
Vice-president, Z. Burk N sS If il
& Recording hSecretary, 10. n Sweeney. Il
d Financial Secretary,P j. .8Carro4l. .S'
Insllranc SECRETARY IA. l33.. Bur ks.
ia ssS a
fSec.s sAss ssS#sa3
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DIVISION OFFICERS.


MINNEAPOLIS. FENNEPIE co.
County President-N. C. O'Connor, Gil
Second street northeast.
Division No. 1.-Presideut, Thomas o.
Neil, 2427 1Ith nv S.
/ Vice-President, &. J. Nolan, 1419 9Th st
N. e.
Recording secretary, w. 'Eillisch. 24o1
615st S.
Financial secretary, M. e. Conlin, 101e
5th ST S.
Insurance secretary, w Archer, care s.
E. Olson, dress goods department.
Treasurer. Thos. Gallagher, 10 3rd st
south.
Meets second Sunday afternoon and
fourth Mo1it.ay night Of eacn month at 252
First av S.
Division No. 2-Fresfdent. p. Kenney
2426 18th ay S.
Vice-presidenf, j. Allen, 615 18th av s.
Recording secretary, Felix McName@,
1871 Sth st S.
Treasurer, James Kelly, 1858 10th ave. S.
Financial secretary, T. J. Kinnane, 62S
Sd ave. ME-
Insurance secretary, 1onn CGrady, 252
18th avenue south. NJ.
Meets list Monday evening and Sd SUM-
day afternoon of month al Labor Temple,
cor Sth ave. S. and 4th st.
Division NO. 3--EreS1dent. N. G. O Con-
nor Oil I'd st NE
/ Vice president, J. F. Walsh. s15 4th st
south.
Recording Secretary, M. Neary, 211 18th
ave NE.
Financial Secretary. Dan o'connell, 1900
Sd st NE.
treasurer, J. B. Fesmoyle, 21e Sd ave
Sc,
Insurance secretary. J. j. Daily, $50.
D Meet the first Sunday afternoon at 2:so,
Is nd third THURSDAY evening of month at
7:2o. ct a. @. u. w. hall 225 Central ave
Diyision No. 4.-PresiGent, John Ken
nedy. 1913 Goth avenue north.
Vice-Presidenr. j. Gleason. 25O5 Emer.
son ave N.
Recording secretary. J. J. Doran, 51l
Financial Secretary. ]. G. McConyille
1414 4th ST. n.
Plymouth ay 49,
reaSals st ana Sd fridays Of I'm na au
= "a . ~, Odd Fellows hall. cor. 1Otl,
8 1iivisior No. 5, President Thoa
~ o,Meara. Cahill P. O..
= xyica-nTasiden t, T. NJ. Kyle, Cahi;l p n
y = ecording Secretary, w. r. Ryan. ca.
~ Financial u Secretary, Michael Gleason.
Edna.
insurance Secretary. T. J.. Moriaritv
1n5aets second saturea, of month at 7:ao
5. a. in school mouse use Ga gahill.
= Ia;s,iainn NJ. president "A. N. SMITH
-'s1 .es presiden= NJ. r. crahen. 2c4s 10th
ave. S.
18th say S. .. 3.3-
17ri1 ave. q
81 Treasurer. j. .. AacC arthy, 1924 17th ave.
Al; Afeats at "a. o. q. w hail. 241s Bloom
frRtpii Nv, "a Thursday evening and 9Th
HTiuasion Mo- ianea pal fsres1d Tent,
III m esvslat
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


. State Presiden1-J. Mccarthy, SILVIA"
ter.
Vice President-C. j. O'Brien, Ovation
ma.
State secretary--Thos. Connolly, 90
rem ave. ~, Minnea polls.
state Trs.2 surer--D. p. Hayes, hlalkalo'
state Board of Directors-J- Gallat, a.
Duluth; Dan Myers, Green Isle; I. <: MO
ran. Hastings; T. J. Geraghty, 81. aaA'
Ihos. Coleman, Ancka.
President of Insurance Fund.- IL.
Grant, ST. Paul
Vice-president. D. F. McDernott, Clon'
tart.
State Secretary of insurance, John A
O'Shaugnnessy. saltwater.
State treasurer OF insurance. j. :soesnvs
montgomery.
Directors OF Insurance FUND.-. O'Don-
NELL C2ontarf: +. D. O'Brien, Minneapolis;
M. Heffron, Rochester; John Kennedy
Minneapolis: 7. II. Murphy, Brainerd'
STATE OFFICERS, LADIES' AUKIL~
larry.
President~-Mrs. J. J. Daley, 1904 Cen
trial avenue. Minneapolis.
oils
Vice Fl 2sident-Mrs W. L. Smith, Dn~
luth.
Seeretarv-El1a Heating, LAT Pleasant
avenue, ST. Paul
Treasurer Stanton, Laneshoro.
Board oil Directors-Mrs J. Haley, 81.
Paul; Agnes Reilly, Saltwater: Susie Col
Inns, Minneapolis; Agnes Hickey, Gertie
Fahey, Hastings,
State Insurance Secretary-Miss NJ. E.
Grady, saltwater.
Insurance Treasursr-Mary Sullivan,
Rochester
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vice President. Z. d. walls, GIG stu St.


Vice President. T. %. Walls, GIG s5th St
Recording secretary. g. =. Boyle. 81;
Eighth avenue north. I
Financial secretary, G. w. Gillen. 81;
Plymouth ave.
Treasurer, M. E. Dwyer, 1880 Western
ave.
Insurance secretary, James E. CUM
mlngs, 254 Hennepin ave.
Meets second and fourth Thursdays OF
month at Kistler's hail. cor. 9Th ave. N
and Lyndale, at 7:30 p. m.
Division No. S--President J. j. Taaffe,
American Express Co.
Vice-president, j. G. O'Keeffe, Brown
ing, King & Co.
Recording secretary. p. j. Monaghan. 8
Ninth st N ~
Financial secretary, J. Rhatigan, 1901
LIST av N. 80
Insurance secretary. T. J. Corbett. 2s2l
Blaisdell ave.
Treasurer, j. c. Sheehan, Cannon Groc-
cry CO.
Meets 81 Wednesday evening Of month
at "a Washington ave. S.
HIBERNlAN RIFLES.
Captain. ]. w. Doyle, 25os l4th av 8.
LIST lieutenant, =. e. kealy.
% lieutenant. F. J. Kinnane.
Recor ing Secretary, j. j. Richardson,
Dos Eighth avenue south
y. ~. ~
Treasurer, ]. J. Doran.
Drill every Wednesday evening at
Plummer Post Hall. Wash and LIST av N.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
DIVISION No. President, Miss Alice
Irwin, SOC Union st >:t 49, >ANS '
Vice President, Mrs. p. Kenny. 242e 10Th
ave. S.
Fin. Sec, Mrs. J. ]. Lane, 81 1sth avN
Treasurer-Miss Frances McNa,nee. 1922
eth st S.
Recording Secretary, Miss Mary Boy
len. 1925 i4th a: S.
Meets "a = aq NJ tth Monday evening OF
Division No. 2-Preaiient. lArs. A. r.
Eoran, s24 University av ME-.
Vlce-pres1den., AIRS, r, !. I5ayea, ass
9th av NE.
>. Recording Secretary, Miss Susie Col.
Inns, 150l eth ST NE.
Financial secretary, Mrs G. +. Turner,
504 Ath st. N
Treasurer. Mrs. VIM Doyle, 1909 "a st.
NE.
Maets I'd and 4tl THURSDAY evenings Of
month at A. O. Y. w. hall. 225 Central ave.
tlaherty, 8l7 Penn ave. NJ.
Vice President MRS. j. l.. Gleason, 2505
ave. n.
Rec. sec.-Miss Mary v. Coskran, SAT
9TH ave N.
:, Financial Secretary. Miss Josie Donovan
Treasurer. Mrs. M M. somers. 1901 Goth
av N.
Meets 81 and 4th Monday evenings Of
month cor. 10th ave N and Washington.
Division No. 4--Fresident, Mrs. NJ. II.
Cummings, 2725 14th av S.
Vice-President Mrs. VIM. Buckley, 2T24
18th ave. S.
Recording secretary, Miss Lizzie Hall.
A29 18th ave. Sc
Financial secretary, Miss Maggie Lyons,
1923 Fifteenth ave. S.
Treasurer, Miss Annie Mulligan, 3l39
17th ave S.
Meets list and Sd Thursday evening Of
month at a. Q. II. hall, 24i3 Bloomington
ay.
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COIINTY.

LYON COUNTY.
=. D. Martin. C. p, Marshall. r-.,
Div. NO. /. Marshall--President, +. hlek"
ly. Minneota
yioe Pres,--Chas Flay, Marshall
Rec. sec.--J. D. Martin, Marshall.
Fin Sec.--M. z. Grammar, Marshall
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow, Marshall.
ms. SEED. ]. Grammar, Marsnall;
Sers: -at-Arns--Peter White, Marsnall
'Sentinel--P. Kennedy. Marshall.
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xvrNoNA nr1n1TsY

County President-John Sherman w
mona.
Hughes. u
Rec. Sec--George Fitzgerald.
Fin. Sec.--Michael Ryan. ..'@tfs II
Treas. and ms. Sac.--D. o'Brien. @
Meet first ard third Tuesday evS1anoA
OF month at st Thomas nall
Division NO 2, witoka-Prssidsnt Lake
Vice pres-wm McCahtrey.
Rec. sec.-J. e Mohan, Rushford p q. 4
Ins sec.--Jeremiah Moran. Sr.
Meet second Sunday OF month 1t VIZ
toka. .. HI
Daughters OF Erin. Winona--rresident,
Miss Nellie HANDY.
x,esR sx Msss H Mssy Sf R,e. Socksn
Treasurer. Miss Mary Fockens.
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Fin Sec los. Il ,,rieyl.
! Treasurer. W. Clear $9S Al rs.
4 Insurance Sew. HI wv elsh. 81
t Meet every Monday evening ut A. %. "a
hall, in Grand Opera House bull ding.
4 Daughters Of Erln President. Miss n
! e. Grady. II ff1.5 III ST 5s n
/ Vice Fres-Mrs. THOMAS Curley. N.
1 Fourth st. Il:
Rec. sec.--Miss Mary Grady.
Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Jas. Forceia-
4 Treasurer--Mrs. g. Gowan.
Meet second and fourth Friday evening
Of month at Opera hall.
NORRIS. STEVENS COUNTY
J. County President VIM Riordan.
President. A. Walsh.
II Vice pres;dent-Dennis Hennessy.
R1 eonang s Ssratayye9 HaeX'lsgS
| Timothy Murphy.
Meet FIRST Sunday Of month at 1:3o o.
clock in A. o. u. w. Hall, Morris.
| Daughters OF Erin. Administrations
! Laura Gaffney.
ce-president-Nelae McCue.
! Recording secretary, Mary Logue.
Treasurer-Mrs. VIM. Reardon.
| DAKOTA COUNTY,
| County President-T. P. Moran.
! DIV. No. ]. Hastings:
| Pres.--E'atrick Carolan.
. flCt lGS,-~sICAll b1lSCUll~-
Rec. Sec.---T. ]. Burns.
Fin. Ssc.-Thomas McShann
Treas. J. Currier.
ms. Sec. y. Csavanaugn.
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues
day VI month.
Div. No: 2, Observation-Disclosures
James Geraghty.
Vice Pres.--Jo1n Cahill.
Rec. Sec,-Williana Carroll.
Financial SEEM. J. Hynes.
Treas.--.E r.. Dewitt.
Meet on I'd Tuesday and 4th Sunday OF
mon,H.
Daughters Of E7rn-T1astings:
President-Gertrude Fahey.
Vice. Pres.-AArs. r. w. Elliott.
Rec. s;ec,--Tosie Dean.
Fin. Sec--I7heresa Conley.
T'rtEs.---hIrs. T. Earga,iOn.
Meet on the rs. and Sd Thursdays OF ..sle
month al A. o. II. Hail.
Daughters of Erin, Rosemount-Presi-
dent. Miss Katie Whalen.
Vice-E resident--Mfss Nellie Moran.
Recording Secretary-MisS Alice Della
,ley.
Treasurer-Mrs. T. E.. Dewitt
Financial Sec-etary--Miss Maggie Kelly.
Meet OF second Sunday Of month at
2:3o p. NJ, and fourth Thursday at 1880
p. m.
ST. CLOUD, sTEARNs COUNTY.
County Prasident--P. +. Kennedy.
Division No. I. St. Cloud--Preaidsnt, r.
b. Kennedy.
Vice Pres.--p. F.. Stafford.
Rec. and Fin. SEEM Flaherty.
ms. Secs. r. Doyle.
Treasure!~-F'rank Gillespie.
Meetings di1ird Tuesday OF nontA at
5Wartz's hall
DULUTH, ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
County President--John Flood.
Division No Liberalization :.
Hessian.
Vice Pres~~.M II. Mcmahon.
Rec. Sea. Murphy. Jr.. Herald office.
ms. Seq. Callahan.
TTeasurer--F.. s. Kelly.
E!n. Sec.-~J. Gala hen.
Meetings first and third Wednesday ev-
King Block hall
cor Division Nc. 4. West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Geo. Cosgnau.
Vice Prrs.--T. T. Murphy.
Rec. Seq. j. Moran.
Troas;-1hos. Coyle.
Fin. Sec.-Jas. e.ornoily.
insurance sst.--.!~s. Connolly.
at e s nrst ana :i tuesday y o. TT nno"1"
President, Mrs. W. L. smith;
Vice Pres.---Mcs. J. Fl. Sullivan,
Rec. Sec Mss Mae Murphy oC west
Third straet
asurer--Miss Maggie Harvey.
s;entinel~-M1ss y ellie Callahan
sergt.- at-arrns--Mrs. Reilly.
wAsEcA, wAsECA COUNTY.
CO. Pres, John P. Jordan.
Pres, T. Boucher.
Vice-pres, E. H Kennekan"
Rec. Sec, D. OKeefe. !
Fin. sec, ]. Kelley.
Treas, r. McLoone.
ms. Sec. y. O'Keefe
Meets LIST Sunday and Sd THURSDAY OF
month.
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Holy |.. ANGELS ACADEMY
FOR You've LADIES AND CHILDREN
Fourth straa! and Seventh Ave-. North
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
For terms apply to the Directr ess

steps will be taken to mitigate ana, if pos
sibIe, remove it.
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rTpF~r7rC COUNT

FTPEsrONE COUNTY.
&C. frea.--f;. z. Dougharty.
Division No. 1--Pres.,P. PowerA
Vice-Pres., Con McCaffray.
Fec sec, Ed ward Carroll
Fin. Sec. ]. Barrett.
ms Sec, G. T.. Dougherty.
Treas. M. Hefron.
Meets LIST Sunday OF month. Address,
BOX ii8. Pipestone City.
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M'LEob COUNTY

WI LEUU CUUN1 = -
CO. Pres. P. McE;l!!Sott.
Division No. /, Glencoe-Pres., J. W
Holloran.
Vice Pres.-Rey. J. stritch.
Rec. Sec.-Thomas Holloran.
Fin. Seed. p. McNellius.
Treas. e. McGliigott.
Meets ! o'clock p. m. LIST Sunday O
month at G. A. r. hall.
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SCOTT. COUNTY

: = SCOTT COUNTY. :"
County Presid ent--T. J. Leonard. Jcr
dan.
Division No. 1, Belle Plaine-Presidsnk
Dr.. G. r. Mfaloney.
Vice Pres...M. r. Pendy.
Rec. Sec.-H. r. Conlon.
Fin. Seed. NJ Cavanaugh.
Treasurer-Danlel Callahan.
Inns. Sec.--Wm. Fitzgerald.
Meet first Sunday OF month.
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FII4MOIN COUNI1.
CO. Pres, q. G. De Vaney.
Division No. Z. Preston-Pres, Thoa
Healy.
vice-prcs., W. Mallain.
Rec. Sec. J. Fallon. .-
Fin. sec.,T w. j. Ryan. .,s .4s .
Treas, A. T.. Bennett ........
ms. Sec, A. l.. Bennett.
Division No. 2. lanesboro-P1eAv J"
Seaman.
V1ce-pres .. Thornton.
Rec. Sec. ]. GalHgan.
Fin. Sec, q. Redmond.
Treas. ]. Larkin. "~A
1ns. Sec. j. GalliFan.
Meets alternate Saturdays Of month over
Lanesboro Bank ~,
Lenssborc-Pres., Anna stanton.
Vice-pres., Anna Redmond.
Rec. scc., Alice Toomey.
Fin. Sec. Madge Durkin. a
Treas. Maggie Rafferty,.