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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03
IN THESE PLANTATIONS.
CRANSTON.
Bodies Exhumed by Workmen-Citizen
Far Damage Suits.


Yesterday afternoon while digging
an excavation for the reception OF rail-
read ties a. tho junction OF Cranston
street and Oakland avenue workme ex-
humed two human skeletons. The place
where the bodies were found was once
the site of the old poorhouse graveyard.
When Cranston street was being extended
through this graveyard the bodies were
oil removed, 1t was thought. There was
nothing about the bodies by which they
can be identified. The boxes in which
they had been buried had long since
crum bled.
Showmen, photographers, soda men
and stand owners are building their
white canvas houses in Narragansett
Park. The grounds, dotted here and
there with the white tents and awnings,
present the picture OF a white city. Ex-
hibitors and other persons who will be
engaged in the grounds during fair week,
experience much difticulty In obtai ming
board IN the vicinity OF the park.
Many thoughtful citizens are fearful
lest Cranston have heavy damages to pay
for injuries received on Cranston street.
Many farmers from all sections of the
state are driving TO the State FAIR with
their exhibits via Cranston street. There
has peen an improvement in the lighting
of the street and 1t is possible that the
precautions that have been taken would be
sufficient under ordinary circumstances,
but for this and next week, citizens are
to ask that two additional watchmen be
employed.
Miss Lizzie Kirkley, one of the
recent graduates OF the Cranston
grammar school, has been admitted to the
teachers class in the II. ]. State Normal
school, having passed very cred liable
examination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03
No Ropudiation, Said Grant.

President Grant, in his Grst inaugural
address, March 4, 1865, said:
dollar Of government indebtedness
should be paid in gold unless otherwise
stipulated IN the contrac,. Let il ho un-
derstood that no repudiGtor Of one far
thing Of our public debs will be trusted
in public pl~e and it will go far toward
strengthening credit which ought TO
be the best in the world, aud will ulti-
mately enable US to replace the debt
with bonds bearing less interest than
we now pay p"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03
Women want Clean Shoes.

An enterprising woman OF New York Is
arranging for the establishment OF place
where women can have their ssocs polish
cd. Her idea Is To start u small place up
town where wonon can step In ut any
time during the day and for 10 cents have
their footgcar cleaned. IL the establish.
ment succeeds, branches will then I've open
ell I'm other districts and new departure
madc permanent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03

Many days work il lost by sick
headache. caused by indigestion and
stomach troubles. DeWltis Little Early
Rlsers ore the most effective pill for over
coming such difficulties.
Jobnstons Pharmacv. S93 Westminster
street, Metzgers Pharmacy 23o, North
Main street; AIfreds Pharmacy, oil Eddy
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03

Ruckingham's pye for the whiskers is
popular preparation in one bottle, and
colors evenly a brown or black. Any per-
son can easily apply 1t at home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03

The program OF the state Fair includes
at J 80 p. M, horselese carriages at 8
=. N. and sextettc races and exhibitions
at 4;30 p. m. every day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03

No appetizer Then do not try II force
food down; but ufo the most scientific
means for restoring tone to the stomach.
How7 Why, by takIrg Ayers a-saparills,
and in. a surprisi ely short time your
appetite will come again, and come to
stay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03
Sailors Not Favored.

Rear Admiral Mcndc Is tho only naval
officer who has ever been put forward AS
candidate FOR tho position Of commander
IN chief OF tho Grand Army of the Rcpub-
lie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-03

Specialist Eye, Ear, catarrh and Chronic
Diseases 33 years in Providence. New
Fletcher Building, 2t2 Union Street.
Hours 10 u; 2 to s. Consultatin free.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
9as stimmredt in seras.

Die teranif@e Staatsberfafunq, unter
tDelher biefer &ebelenfaat tpieber I'm bic
Union aufgenommen purbe, alma BON Der
bOrtigen repubGttantf6en partei aus. MGs
es aber ben Oemotraten balb gelang, Der re-
publitanii3en 9errf9aft elm @nbe gu ma
den, bebtelt ie in Der neuen bemotratiI6en
8erfd1ung bic liberalen Stimmrehtsz8ez
fimmungen Der BON ben &epublifanern oez
f9affenen, nun umgeitOBenen @erfaFuna
Bel. Oieie @etimmungen Iagen II. u.
SolgenOes:
Ni9t nur ieber minbeftens einunbstpanaia
Sabre ulte 8iirger Der 8~ereinigten Stauten
(OOrausgefebt, baB er ni9t geiftestranf lit,
feline Nrmenzl1nterftiibung II @ountDmit=
teln erbdlt unb baB er peber 3u9t6dusler
1T nod Der 8unbes<Qrm ober =5lotte an
eebDrD, lit pabl6ere9tigt, fOnbern au9 ie=
Der gingepanberte, Der gu Urgent
elmer 3ett Dor Der @abl bic f0rmli9e
@rtldrung abgegeben bat, 8iirger Der Ser
e%inigten Staaten tperben gu tpolen.
9ana9 t0nnte alfo in Seras f9On bsr<
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
@ie tttatt Ut China rein.

Ser I'm tanb, baB bic @erfe6rSitraBen
i'm &ei4e Der Mttte fait bur9gGngig ben
bon Der Natur geaogenen 2inien folgen, bat
our Solse, baB Die @egtrede 5tpii9en ben
beri9iebensn @erfebrspldben oft ie6r groB,
pdbrenb bic @ntfernung in Der 2uftltnie
nur unbebeutenb 1T. I'm bies bur9 Elm
8eiipiel gu beleu9ten, poqen mir ertpG6nen,
baB Die &etIe bon ginnanfu (ber 9duptz
ftabt Yiinnans) na4 benz Oangtie3afen
9antau i'm 9ur9f9nitt a4t5ig Sage oauert.
Die @ntfernung 3pii9en beioen Srten -
2uftlinie = lit runb 200 beuti9e Meilen;
auf benz Wege a6er, ben bic &eifenoen nebz
men, inbem lie ben natiirli9en 2tnien fol-
gen, betrdgt bic @ntfernung etpa oas Oopz
petite. Die g%ntfernung, Die Der %geilenbe
pro Sag ~3uriidlegt, 6dngt natiirli3 BON Der
8eI9affen6eit Der 9egenb unb Wege, fopie
babon, pte er reiit, a6. 9ierna4 rt9ten fu9
benin du9 bic bamit ber6unbensn unfoi ten.
Sn Der iiibpeitli9en 8roOin5 Yiinnan, mo-
man fi9 aumeiit Der SGnften ober pferbe
bebient, tunn man per @dnfte in einem
Sage ettpa flint Bis feds Meilen 5urids
lesen, gu pferbe iteben Bis a4t Meilen. Sas
&eiien in elmer SGnfte toitet i'm Mtttel etnen
Dollar PRO Sag, bas beiBt tpenn man bret
SrGger (einen gum 1mtpe9ieln) bat. &us
liz, bic mar gum Sortf4affen Der Baggage
unb bergleiAen engagirt, t0nnen ettpa 70
Bis 80 Yfun0 tragen; oufiir er6dGt ieber 35
Bis 40 Gents fir ben Sag. Sin Baggage
pferb trdgt ettpa bas boppelte 9ept9t uno
toitet 25 big 80 Gents fir ben Sag; S9fen,
nit elmer 2qbung bon etna $50 pfunb,
MAIDEN ben Sag nur 3psi Bis bret 0fetlen.
Sn ben tpeitli9en prODin5en @4anft unb
S9enii bebtent man it4 5tpetrdberiger Was
gen, SGnften, bic BON 5pet Uaaultbteren
g~etragen perben, iOpie Der PferOe. Die
@aaren tperben 5umeiit auf &dmeelen fortz
geI9afft; bie1e tragen etpa 300 Pfuno unb
man 3a6lt 6 Biz z Gents fir Die Mfeile. Sn
Der Dftli4sn grOOins 9Onan tomn1sn OieI'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

fa@ S9ubfarren in M%nnenbun9. Die tleiz
neren, Die Elm damn f9ie6t, legen in eiuem
Sag etpa flint Meilen aurid, bic grDBeren
&arren, oeren Meiterbef0rberung 5pei perz
ionen in QnSpru9 nimmt, bpn benen Die
cine f3tebt unO Die anbere 5iebt, etna Die
boppelte @ntfernung. &Gsine S9ubtarren
toten 20 Bis 25 Gents pro Sag, sroBe &ar,
rem nod einmal 70 bel.
3ie6t man eS por, au WaFer 5u reifen,
10 5d6lt man getpD6nGi9 auf tleinen 8ooten
fir Die perion II Bis Is Gents fir 100 81
e Mfetlen), auf 9rDBeren Sabroeugen
20 Gents fir bteieI6e Gntfernung. Sir bic
Wtdbl5ett muB EXTRA be5abIt perben; tie
tottet ettpa 5ebn pfennfge. Sbige Sci
lPtele pIrften ausret3en, um unfern 2efern
et1en gegrtff iiber bic nntoten bes GeiIens
uno oerglet9en iOtpie Die @ntfernung, bic
man in etnem Sag 5uriidlegen fam, gu
geben. Bas bic Si9er6eit Der 9erte6rsz
1traBen @btnas anbetrifft, 10 lit iie i'm
9roBen unb @anaen tpeniger gefG6rbet, als
man oieaei9t anaunebmen bere3tigt pGre.
Die 9auptpege itnb gep66nIi6 ft9er, bic
ueberfdne bur@ &duber bef9ranten ii9 auz
merit auf bic Ne6enfraBen. Sn man9en
@egenbsn, namentIi9 in foG9en, bic muir
biinn bsbOltert finb, finb gum S9uBe Der
&eiienben unb &aratpanen in eenifen @ntz
%fernungen S3uBpa9en aufeeteGt, namentz
fi9 auf alien Iogenunnten 9oFftraBen.
9efen nngea9tet lit es rut6iam, ii9 itets
bepaffnet auf 0Reifen gu begs6en, uamentz
lt9 tpenn man @ertbiac6en nit iib fiibrt.
geotabene: @6ina lit elm Sil6erlanb!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

ieniqe md1tnli6e, mtnbeitens einunb3pan5tg
Sabre alte @inpanberer, Der bsinabe unmitz
tel6or bpr Dem @abltagA einpanoerte unb
bonn glei9 fein 1pgena1lntes critics Papier
herulsnabnt, Bel OrtSz, Stats urb Sea-
tionalipd9len mitfimmen, penn ni9t in
einelm anberen S6eile Der terani16en Ser
fa1ung, tpie mir neiter unten 1e6en perben
elmer ipIAen M0gli9feit pDrgebeugt pdre.
93u4 8eI9luB Der Staatsgefebgebung bal
nun am allgemeinen @abltage, I'M oiesiG6=
rigen 3. Nobember, bus teranil9e 8plt iibeI
einen gerfofunss5ufaB 8erfaFTun9s=
QmenOement) ab5uitimmen, pona9 an bit
STEELE Der Worte r5u irgenb elmer 3eit Dol
Der Wu6l" bic Morte geTebt perbsn iOaen:
rminbetens feds Monate Dor Der be5iigli9er
@a6l".
lleber bieien MenberungspOri6lag urtbeilt
nun Die un~ob6Gngige, republtfanti3
n6rete 9reffe" in Gan NntO.
niO, bas ~ein3ige tdgli9e Deutf4e 8latt in
Seras, auf foI9enbe intereHunte @eiie:
rWir gebOren ni6t gu Semen, Die in jebem
berartigcn 8ori9lage ben unatibitif9er
9ferbefuB" erbliden, troBbem balten mir btes
borgef61agene Mmenbement fir 5pedlos
Sebenfaqs tpirb es ben 3Ded ni3t errei9en
ben es errei9en folte. Mun nolte bdburG
ndmliA berbinbern, baB 81 ben Wa6len in
Seras merifanif9es = ober ri9tiger &c:
Ia9t: inbiani16es - Sttmmbieb impprtirt
unb ,,corralled'' pirb, nit beiien Silft
bic Ma9er bann vbie Dffentli9e Meinune
corrigtren", Nun befagt ia aber Die SET.
tion 2 bes 6. Mrtifels Der Misunderstanding
ausbriidGi4, buB nur fol9e @pplifdnten 81
Der @rtldrung, 8iirger Der 8ereinigter
Staten iperoen gu tpo1en, 5ugelafen tper.
ben Iplen, pel9e minbeItens Elm Sa6r in
Staate unb feds Monate in benz COUNT
gslpO6nt BADEN, in pel3em tie ii9 an Der @b:
thinning betbeiligen no1en. 8epGbr"
bieIe 8eItimmung aber teinen S9ub geger
ben Smport BON Goman9e : StimmDieb
bunn pirb i'm Der borgef9lagene 3uiaB &c:
nib and ni4t qelpdbren.
nStel gei6eioter uno bel prdfti19er, al
bieies Nmenbement, ipel9es berlangt, BAT
Die @rflGrung, giirger Der 8ereinigten Staa
ten perOen 81 tpolen, minbeitsns feds Mo
nate oor Der be3iigli9en Wabl abgegeben 1eil
mife, ndre Elm anberes ENHANCEMENT, uni
3ipar Elm 4menoement gu benz i'm Sabre 1872
ungenpmmenen 8erfufungs3uIabe, tpel9e
Die MISUNDERSTANDING in alien 9tdbtel
BON mebr ais 10000 @%tntpobnern einfiibrt
be5iebungspeiie fir 5uldfitg erfldrt. DieT
8eItimmung folte CUR aGgemeinen 8dbler
&egiitrirung in alien Stdbten, Srten uni
8e3irten bes Staates erpeitert tperben. 9a
bur9 piirbe 3ablret9en tbatiG9li9 bDrban
benen MiBbrdu9en, bic nit Dem Stimm
re9te getrie6en tperDen = beTonbers in Del
5pii9en Dem Colorado unb benz gfio 8ranb
gelegenen Counties - pirfIamer unb na9
baltiger abgebolfen perben, als bur6 bas ii
8ori9lag gebra4te Nmenoement."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Scr GIfenbcfn1tnrft.

Ser 5auptmarft fir @Gfenbein 1T iebt
Qnttperpen. SIM Sabre 1894 betrug bic einz
qefibrte Menge etpa $4,000 &ilogramm
unb errei9te in Der s3eit bon 1888 Big 1894
oas 8eiammtgetpi6t BON runb $4,000 &iz
lDqramm. -@pr 1890 tpurbe in glnttperz
pen ulidbrlt9 cine @Gfe11beinauttion abgez
balten, felt bieTem 3eitpuntte finbet cine
fplGe ale brei Monate 1tatt. Sci Der erite:r
Nuftton bes Sa6res 1895 purben $1,000
&iiogramm @lfenbein gum @ertauf ge1teut,
gegen $4,000 &ilogramm CUR gleiben 3eit
bes 8orja6res. Die 8Gufer; bic frii6er
bic MGrfte BON Qonbon, 2tberpool unb Sc
Sabre befu3ten, geben ieBt NIT 8orltebe
na9 Nntperpen, nobin audi bic 9igerz9ez
ieGi9aft lire 9anbelspuare fenbet. Die
@efammtmenge @lfenbein BON Der WeIfiiite
Mfrifas, bic an ben Sauptbanbelspldben
1898 gum &ertauf dusgsbOten tpurbe, be-
trug: in 2iperpopl 10000 &ilogramm, in
9pnbon 10000 &tTogran1m, in Nntiperpen
100000; i'm Sabre 1894 paren bic betrefz
fenben 3ablen: in 2iDerpOol $4,000 &iloz
qramm, in 2onbon faf 10000 &ilogramm,
in Nnttperpen aber $4,000 &ilogrdmm,
alio fait anoertbalbmal 1oDieI ais an ben
beiben anberen StapelplGben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

SIN l1scie 3ielona in @afiaien Brad
Elm S9dbenfeuer aus, tpeI9es 60 9ebdltbs
etndi6erte, barnnter bas @emeinbeamt, Die
@enbarmertefuferne, bic rOmif3@tatbOli19s
unb bic 9rieAif9ztatbolifAe pfarre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
ao8auaetMae autaots etaats- BeHhnnas a8tHuodb, =. 8eptnaber 1896,

baGp tpieber einfe6ren tpirb. Ser Ss9cr
bieIer energi13en Shat pirO auh fir Die
&uTIen ni9t ausbleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

4en gepprben 1T, trdgt bic @eruntportung.
4ber mem lid aud i'm qugsnbtit ni4t
Iagen ldBt, ob unb iiber pal5s MaBregeln
fib Die bon @nglanb i'm Sti6 g~eldfene
feitldnbif6e Diplomatic %einigen pirD, ge>
gen srnite @~erpidlungen 1T immerbin cine
giirgi9aft in Der &eife bes G%5arenpaares gu
1eben.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-15
HUNTING FOR PEDIGREEs.

HUNTING FOR PEDIGREE;s. is.;
Il A young man in New York has gone
into the bushes of searching out pedi-
grees and hunting up coats-of-arms and
erests for all who apply. He styles him
self ..'pursuivant of arms" and is doing
a rushing business This is not exactly
a new vocation, for there are many gene
aiogists in this country who earn consid-
cradle money by tracing out the ancestry
Of families. But this young ..pursuivant
Of arms is not, properly speaking, a gen
alogists. The preparation Of family trees
is no part of his business. He relies solely
upon patrons who have but one thought
and that to secure coat-of arms, which
they may have emblazuned on their note
paper and cut upon Their seal rings. For
all such thereis always a chance of secur-
ing the coveted prize Coats of-arms are
nearly as plentiful as ]ampposts. Books
of heraldry give names Of thousands Of
families entitled to arms and d descrip-
ton of the device accorded to each If a
man has an English, German. French Or
italian name he is almost sure of finding
that name III one of tibet heraldic books.
1t does not follow that he is entitled to
the arms of the family or his name, but g.
small matter like this never worries the
crest hunters.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-15

those excused from the precept Of the
fast on account of work, fatigue and all
duties which are exhaustive of physical
strength are likewise dispensed from
the preeept. of abstinence. This dispen-
sation from abstinence, when allowed,
extends to all three repasts in the day.
The usual prohibition remains against
using flesh meat and fish at the same
meal.
This special dispensation from the pre-
cept of abstinence having been granted
only to working people," other classes
Of the faithful receive no benefit from it,
and they must abide by the general regu-
lations of fasting and abstinence.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-15
STATE oFF1cERs--M1NNEsoTA.

State DELEGATED. Mccarthy, stillWa"
ter.
State secretary-Rev +. F.. Kervic!e,
pipestone.
State I'reasurer--J. Mahoney, sos 9Th
st E, Minneapolis.
state Board Of Directors-W: DeianS'
s.. Paul; j. Callahan, Duluth; =. e.! r..
Paul; ]. J. Fitzgeraid. Minneapolis. =
President Of Insurance Fund.- ).
Kennedy, st, Paul.
Vice-president. D. F. McDermott; clon'
tart.
State Secretary OF insurance. joan "A.
oShaughnessy, Saltwater.
state treasurer OF Insurance, j. Sheehy.
Montgomery.
directors of Insurance FUND.-; w.
Murphy, Faribau1t; Hugh Butler, MIME
apois; z. ). Kinnucan, st. Paui: -
o,Donnel, Clontarf: r.. NJ. Ryan, 'AhoAa'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-15
DIVISION OFFICERS.
MINNEAPOLIS, HENNEPIN C

MINNEAPOLIS. HENNEPIN CO. =,
County President-T Connolly, 52S Penn
av N.
Division No. 1.-President, Thomas O.
! Neil, 2427 18th av S.
Vice-President, G. J. Nolan, 14l9 9Th st
| N. f. et
| Recording secretary, W. Tillisch, 24o1
| syst S.
Financial secretary, M E. Conlin, lois
5th st S.
| Insurance secretary, w. Archer, Brown
ing, King 8; Co.
Treasurer, Thos. Gallagher, lilo 3rd st
south .i
Meets End and Ath Sundays of month,
at 252 First av S.
Division NO. 2-President. p Kenney,
I! 2426 10th av 5.
Vice president j. Alien, e15 18th av S.
| Recording secretary. Felix Men AIMEE
! 1922 9Th st S.,
Financial secretary. P. J. Kinnane. 81
Stln st Sc.
Treasurer, James Kelly.
| Insurance secretary, John O'Grady, 252
! 18th av S.
| Meets list Monday evening and Sd Sum
/ day of month at Labor Temple, cor. Stn
| sv s. and 4rh st.
| Division No. 3-President, n. C. O'Con-
nor, Gil I'd st ME.
! Vice. president, J. Il. Walsh, SIS 4th st
south.
Recording Secretary, NJ. Neary, 21lA17th
ave NE.
Financial Secretary, Dan O'Connell, 1900
Sd st NE.
Treasurer, J. Il. Fermoyle 219 Sd ave
ME
Insurance secretary, J. J. Daily, 1904
Central ave.
and third Thursday evening Of month at
| 7:3O. at A.. O. u. w. hall 225 Central ave.
Division NO. 4.-President. John Ken
nedy, 1918 goth avenue north.
| Vvice-President, J. Gleason, "2505 Elmer
son ave n.
| Recording secretary, j. !. Doran, :S19
5th st N. " = @A.
Financial secretary, NJ. NJ. solners, 1901
9th av n.
Insurance secretary. T. Mitchell, 527
Plymouth aV. .s
! treasurer P. Flaherty. SIT Penn ,av NJ
| Meets 1st and 81 Fridays of month at
7:3O y. M, Odd Fellows hail, cor. 10th
av n and Washington.
Division No. 5, Edina-President Thos.
| NJ. OMeara, Cahill f. O.
| yice-president T. n. Kyle, Cahill P. O.
Recording Secretary, w. T. Ryan, Ca
hill P. O.
Financial Secretary, Michael Gleason,
Edna.
Treasurer, James T. Delaney, Cahill.
Insurance Secretary, T. J. Moriarity
Cahill.
| Meets second Saturday Of month att 80
q. M, in school house. P. Q. Cahill. =
Division NO. 6-President. J. 3. MUIR
ply. 1869 Cedar ave. "a y
Vice president. 7. ". Hickey. 242s 18th
av S.
Recor5ing secretary. j. P. Boylan. 1926
14th av S.
Financial secretary. E. H. Martin, o41o
18th av S.
18th av S.
Treasurer. Ed Quigley, 1712 2ed st s. y
Meets at A. O. Z. w, hall. 2412 Bloom
ington av I'd Thursday evening and 9Th
Sunday afternoon of month. $50 o'clock
Division No. AIinneapolis -Presid lent.
J. r. Lyons. 625 Seventh avenue north.
. Vice President, Z. D. Wall, 404 Seventh
avenue south.
Recording secretary, T. E. Boyle, $40
Eighth avenue north. Z.
Financial secretary 6. W. Gillen, 6S6
Seventh avenue north. .sa as
| Treasurer, NJ. Dwyer, 1890 Western av.
f Insuranc secretary James Cun1-;
mfngsr 254 Hennep pin. s5sass s3 IS
sSerSeantsat- Arms = MaloneE 566 9th
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-02-15
H1BERNIA.N RIFLES
.nAJ1GHTERS ON ERYN

=.
Division No. President, Miss Alice
Irwin, 800 Union st ST.
Vice President, Mrs. J. Kenny, 2426 18th
ave. S..
Fin. Sec. Mrs. J.,J. Lane, 81 18th av N.
Treasurer, Miss FRI McNamee,, 1927
9th ST S. .,.e.,s, E.
Rec or SECRETARY, Miss lis. Mary ;y Boy
Meets I'd and 18th Monday : evening Of
month at l01 Washington avE s. E'4
Division No. 2-President. Mrs. A. r.
Bora11, 924 University av Me- -,
Vice-president. Mrs. r.. j.. Hayes. 1873
9Th av NE. ...s.@
Recording Secretary. Miss Susie Col
Inns 1901 9Th st NE.
Financial secretary. Mrs. J. j. DAILY.
Treasurer Mrs VIM Doyle J.ss4;s !;
Serg.-at-Arms-Mrs. P. L. Collins, 142
9Th av NE. ~ -: ~ -. 49, ~
Meets 1st and Sd Thursday evenings Of
month at a. Q. U. w. hall 225 Central ave:
INV ~, g. II ass le'i$3 ite i.
President, Miss Maggfe' F1aherty,t ST.
Vice President, Mrs. J. L. Gleason.
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. NJ. v. Coskran.
F'inancialsSecretary, Miss Josie Donovan.
Treasurer, Mrs. M. M. Somers, 1901 Goth
av N.
Division No president. Mrs. Nj. Fl.
Cummings, 2726 14th av S..
Vice President, Mrs. VIM. Buckley.
Recording secretary, Lizzie Hall. 2525
18th avs.
Financial secretary, Nellie Mc1nerney.
oS1S Bloomington av.
Treasurer, Annie Mullgan. 3139 18th av
S.
ergeant-at-Arms, Miss Annie Callahan.
81 Sentinel. Miss Mamie r. F]ahvan. z
Meets LIST and Sd Thursday. evening of
month at A.. Q. I'll. hall, 2413 Bloomington
av 3
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS

Maurice +. Wilhere. Philadelphia. Pa-
Edward Sweeney, of Ohio.
J. M. Clark, of Wisconsin.
James Jackson, of Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL OFFICERS.

p. ]. O'Connor National President, sA-
vannah, Ga.
John c. Weadock, Vice President. Bay
City, Mich
:. M. j. Slattery, National Secretary. 81
south Pearl Street, Albany, N Y. -.
II. j. Dundon, National Treasurer, lS5
North Water street, Columbus, O.
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SCOTT COUNTY

= - SCOTT CVUNT1. - --I7
County President-F. j. Leonard. Jore
dan.
Division NO. 1, Belle PLANE President
DR.. c. r. Maloney.
Vice Pres.-.M. F. Pendy.
Rec. Sec.--H. =. Conlon.
Fin. Seed. M. Cavanaugh.
Treasurer--Daniel Callahan.
ms. Sec.--Wm Fitzgerald.
Meet first Sunday OF month.
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ROCK COUNTY.
g. M. Lloyd, Luyerna.
pocHEsTER. OLMsTED Ca
ANOKA COUNTY.

County President, Thomas Coleman
Prssident--James McArdle, Anoka.
Vice Fres.--M. Tlgue, Coon Creek.
Rec sep. r. Stack, Anoka.
Fin. and ms. Sect. NJ. Ryan.
Treasurer-Thos. Clarke.
Meetings second Sunday Of each month
at G. A. r. Hall. Second av. 1a
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Marshall, ). D. Lyons, 625 Seventh :av-
9enue north. s. ssass AZ Al s.sts
Sentinel, j.. Gleason. lt. ass \. fsl.es ts
Meets second and fourth Thursdays of
month at Odd Fellows hall, cor, 9Th av n
and Lyndale, at 1880 p. nj.
Division No. s-President. J. j. Tafree
Yice-president. ]. &C. O'Keefe, 800 11th
Recording secretary. 2. ]. Monaghan, s
Ninth st N. a:
. Financial secretary, =. Rhatigan, 1902
1sta N.
+ treasurer, J. C.Sheehan.
Meets I'd and 4th Monday evening of
month, cor. 18th st and Stevens av.
H1BERNIAN RIFLES.
ran+ain. j. w. Doyle, 25OS 18th Az q
1st lieutenant, F. e. Kealy. =
( "a lieutenant. r. j. Kinnane.
Recording secretary. Robert McNa me-.
f Financial secretary. T. A. Gallagher.
1. Urea surer, J. J. Doran. ->->
Drill. every Wednesday, evening At
Plummer Post Hall, Wash and lst az n
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MOBILES COUNTY.

:. lCOunty .PT5SldE1it,- = lh1ey.- - :.
Division NO. Ellsworth. resident,
81. Ho1leran. s. zsys 5@
Il e-presid dent, Burk. IS .s 81 y.
+ Recording Secretary, -: Z. Sweaney
Financial Secretary r. f. Carroll.
Insurance Secret aly, hI. 81 Burke II ass
sTYeasursrss
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LIE SUEUR COUNTY.
,unty President. ). II. Stratton. Mont

LIZ SUEU r AOuN1 x.
County President. ). II. Stratton, Mont
gon1ery. -
Division No. L. ST. ThSnas-President
James Sullivan.
Vice Pres-J. S. O'Donnell.
Rec. Sec.--.J. III. Burns.
Kin, Sec---W. II. Duane. r-~ .,:-
lyis. Sec.--James Doherty. -
Treasurer--Henry Regain.
Meet first Sunday in month at z O'CLOCK
p. M at st. Thomas.
Division Nc. president. M. J. HAL
ioran.
Vice Pres--Nfichae1 Skelly.
Rec. Sec.-Janoes McGinn!s.
Fin. Sec.--;sugene Osborne.
Jreasurer-Peter Morgan. ST., .
Ins. Sec.-M. G.. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday of month. Address,
S.e Sue,r.
Division No 3, Montgomery-J. Rstrat-
ton, president.
Vice Pres.--John Sweeney.
Rec. .Sec.-NI. Meagher.
Fin. Seer. Devereux.
ms. Sew. A. Kennedy.
Treasurer, Jerry Keohen.
Meet second Sunday in month.
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SHELLEY COUNTY.

| *oIBLEY ICl!UIHII.
County President-W. T.. Fahey. Green
Isle. .....
Division No. i, Green 1sle-President
Daniel Myers.
Vice Pres.-M McMahon.
Rec. Sec.---J. A. Shortall.
Fin. Sec.--Peter McGrann.
Ireasurer-Thos. Morrin.
Ins Sec.-M. Mcmahon.
Meeting first Sunday In each month.