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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-11-17

HUDsON, Wis, Nov. l7..-Garrctt Lacy.
aged 80 years, committed suicide IL
drowning himself in a clstern.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-11-17
RESULTS OF AAALARIAL
and TYPHOID FEvERS.
A Case Cited in Three Oaks, Michigan, that will
Interest Delicate Women.
The Effects of the Fever Were Felt in the Weakest
Spots.
a WARMING TO MOTHERS.

From The Press, Three Oaks, Mich,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE WEATHER BUREAU. SAN Francisco. Oct.
%, 1896, 5 p. M-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
= Eureka =, Fresno 81, San Diego 66 Red
Bluff 54, San Luis Obispo Sc, Yuma 94 San
Francisco so, Los Angeles 20.
San Francisco data-Maxmum TEN mperature 80,
minimum 80, mean So
EThe pressure is generally below the normal
thr out h0ut the region west OF the Rocky Noun
tans except in Central California where it 4 but
slightly above. The pressure dminishes from
Central California northeastward to quite well
defined depression in Northern Nevada and East
ern Ore gon, and the Conditions indicate another
depression OF the Northern California or oregon
coast This latter will probably cause light rains
late tonight Monday throughout California from
the vicinity of San Francisco It is quite likely
that light rain will fail in this vicinity Monday
morning.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight, October 26. 1896
Northern California showers in north west por-
ton; cloudy in southeast portion Monday: fresh
southerly winds.
southern Californa-Generally fair Monday
cooler in east portion; fresh westerly to north
erly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy and probably occasional show
erS in northwest portion Monday; cooler in south
east portion.
Utah-Cloudy Monday, with probably light rain
In extreme northwest portion
Arzona-Fair Monday; cooler at Yuma.
San Francisco and vicnity-Cloudv Monday and
probably showers late tonight and Monday morn
ing; fresh southwesterly wind.
w. II. HAMMON, Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Robin Hood will give complimentary en-
tertainment during the latter part of the current
month
Court Star Of the West gave very enjoyable
smoker last Saturday night In the banquet hall of
the Foresters' building
Court Bohemian expects to initiate several cam
didates at It's next meeting.
The quarterly dance given by Court Lincoln re-
Gently in Foresters II all was social as we'll as a
financial success This court, less than seven
months old, is gaining standing In the order for
social gatherings
Thomas Lindsay, founder of the order on the
Pac fc Coast left by steamer last Tuesday for hi,
home in Honolulu, from which he had been ab-
sent for some time He spent six months in Scot.
land, and while there attended the sess;ol of the
High ourt of the World as a deIreate from his
court in Honolulu, which is under the jnr .diction
OF the High Court. W. lie awaiting The departure
OF the steamer he spent some time IN III $ City
visited many courts and made hosts of friends
There is s i'll considerable talk of orpanizgng a
bicycle cluo TO be composed exclusively of For
esters = -
The Foresters' Advocate for the current month
y out, and contains great deal OF Interest to
the memb of the order, and some matters tbet
viii prove interesting 10 those who take an inter
est In the affairs OF the Companions OF the Forest
Court A din was Instituted by Hieh Court Depu y
NJ. 4. Light At Adm last week. This masses nfne
new courts 10 the credit OF this deputy in a short
time.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
The Native Sons.

Henry 5. Milzner having resigned a member
OF the board of relief, j. A. Black of Mission Par
lor has been appointed TO fill the vacancy
Alcatraz Parlor will give smoker to It's friends
tomorrow evening
The first entertainment and ball given BY the
Native Sons band. last Thursday was delightful
affair. The committee OF arrangements was COM
posed OF w l. Y ce, w. I. Koch Frank Walthour.
}. 5. Ward, H. Z. Hasselb bach and Ed Bapmeister.
The following prog gramme was successfully car
ried out, the various numbers being enthusiastic
ally appiauded: selection by the band; vocal so o.
mandolin trio, X. Proll, h. Koch ard e. seekemp;
song and dance, Miss Nellie h ode; specalties
Dick Willis. and selection by the band.
Pacific Parlor viii ce ebrate its fifteenth ami
versary by ball in Native Sons Hall Novem-
Der q.
AT its las held meeting the library and reading
room committee ordered a number of inlplov
menIs.
last week and took the preliminary steps in the or
RaniZation of q new parlor In the City. They ad-
iourned 20 meet on the 9th of next month"; when
they expect TO have ready list 100 names upon
II to present TO Grand President Gesford, and ask
for a charter
The committee on laws and supervision, of
which Eugene +. Bert is chairman, has been kept
quite busy of late attending TO the many parlors
mat have been adopting new bylaws.
during the past week Precita, Golden Gate and
south San Francisco parlors were visited by Frank
Bragg, ID. u q. p, who reports them all in good
condition.
the once OF the grand secretary last week: Wall
Ter r. MctTeery and A. Dalton Jr. of Martinez
Grand outside sentinel c. y. Dunbar of Santa
Rosa, w. h. L. Hynes of Oakland c. L. Mont
gomery OF Antioch. deputy district grand presi
Martinez
b. Brown of Piedmont Parlor is arranging 10 or
game pArior in berkeley, and Josepnus H.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Young Mems Institute.

Oakland Council No will give ball in Ma
sonic Temple in Oakland on the 2Sth inst. The
committee having the matter in charge is COM
posed of c. ]. Harrington, r. H Hammond, j. 8
Gilmore, G. d. Mcktnnon. George w. Brown w.
f. buddy, j. ]. Kennedy. j. Murphy, Edward
Skaen, John Lynch and George p. Clark.
Columbia Council will give high iinks on the
2Sth inst.
Borromean Council gave very pleasant enter
tainm Mt in Mission Parlor Hall and there WAS a
large attendance The literary programme was
most enjoyable one. The evening closed with a
dance. The committee of arran sements was 7. B
Hay r. J.. fazackerley. X. ]. Sweeney, q. f.
Lynch and F. j. Dugan. n. j. Hoey acted as floor
manager.
The employment committee met last Tuesday
and devised ways and meals to advance the p Gr-
pose OF those who have the matter in charge. IL
was decided preliminary step to open a regis
ter in the office of the grand secretary.
The quarterly reports are now due and VIII pc
delinquent on the 1st OF November. The penalty
that attaches for not presenting them Within tn e
prescribed time will be enforced.
After the election the board of org anizers will
make move in the furtherance of the duties ex-
pected OF it.
he death of James c. Kelly, prominent men,
Der of Capitol council of Sacramento is an
nounced. he on several occasions represented
his council in the Grand Council, and was highly
esteemed
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
oroer of Chosen Friends.

Four new councils are in progress of organization
this time
Pacific Council held open meeting last Friday
night at which considerable enthusiasm was mani
tested. E. L Wolfe delivered an interesting ad-
dress on benefits of fraternal organizations. the
Chosen Friends in particular. Among the visitors
were Grand Councillor Boehm and Grand Recorder
Wallis.
On Saturday evening the initiatory team visited
Oakland and Initiated fourtee candidates for Cak
land and C. H andall councils. OF the grand off,
GERS and past officers there present: Supreme
Vice Councillor DR.. L. X. Webster, Supreme Trustee
w. T. Gibson, Past Supreme Councillor Arnold.
Grand Councillor Boehm, Grand Recorder Wallis,
shal Mrs. Sweeney
Unity Council OF Virginia City on the 14th inst
gave u very Interesting entertainment Its
friends. There was a m usica and literary pro-
gramme and banquet, that all served to make the
evening enjoy able
Last "Wednesday thirty members of Franklin
Council OF Franklin paid return visit to Saera-
mento Council. There were more than 200 per-
sons present. including Grand Counciior Boehm
Grand Vice-Councilor Tiel, Grand Recorder Wallis,
Grand Trustee Day, and others from local councils
During the evening there was presented 10 District
Deputy D. J. Hartley by the grand recorder on
behalf of the cCuncis of the district, very fine
badge in apprecia ion of the services he hfs rem
dered The recipient made fitting response. and
after that there was long programme and a
pleasant evening was spent Before the enter
tainment was proceeded with two candidates were
initiated AS evidence of Deputy Hartley's
activity and interest," II may be stated that since
last pril he inducted eighteen members into the
order.
During the past week Alta Council of Occidental
and Forest Council of Forest City each initiated
candidates and the last named received three ap-
plicatfons.
Grand Councillor Boehm will address the meet
ing at Farm cunt Council next Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
knights of Honor.

Last Tuesday Grand Dictator Archibald visited
Headsburg Lodge and found it in prosperous
condition. This lodge has twelve applications to
act upon, and at the first meeting in November
will initiate fifteen candidates. On Friday the
grand dictator paid visit 10 Santa Rosa Lodge.
Grand Guide Learned delivered n stirring ad-
dress last Thursday before For una Lodge. This
lodge has extended an Invitation 10 all members
OF order to ntteed its meeting on the 9th prox,
when Mr.. Y Young will denver lie, ture on III ow
Members Snoud Conduct Themselves in the
Lodgeroom." Fortuna will give a smoker to its
friends early In November.
On Friday the 18th inst, among the visitors to
Polar Star Lodge were Grand Dictator Archibald,
Judge ]. A Carroll captain Taylor and Past Die
tators j. K. II ellen and b. &. Eousley. During the
evening Grand Trustee George w. Lemont deiv-
cred an interesting address on British Aggres-
sion"
Clinton Lodge of East Oakland expects to hold
a rousing mt e.ing tonight. ALI the grand officers
have signified their intention 10 be present. as
have number of knights of this City. An
unusually good programme has been prepared.
Next Thursday night Leland stanford Lodge
will give enterJa anment in b. b. Hall In AID
of its sick 1und. This lodge Initiated candidate
under the new law at its last held meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
The Degree of Honor.

The Silver Star Lodge of Temescal entertained
its friends in good style last Tuesday.
Ivy Lodge reports the initiation of candidates at
every meeting of late.
The officers of the Grand Lodge of the Hegree OF
Honor have been invited to attend in a body the
entertainment to be given tomorrow night in Odd
Fellows Hall on the occasion of the anniversary
of the founding Of the order
Officers of the various lodges Will be elected at
the first meeting in December and the fustalla-
tions will take place in January
Ivy Lodge expects 10 have number of benef-
ciary members in a short time.
delegation from West End Lodge of Work :
men and one from Ivy Lodge, d. OF H, paid a
surprise visit to Minerva Lodge last Friday. A
very pleasant evening was spent, at the close of
which collation. from baskets brought BY the
West Enders was partasen of.
In addition to the list already published in this
department Mrs. Nellie ]. NJ asters grand chief of
holor, VIII make visits as follows: OcloLer 2S,
Mistietoe Lodge at Alvarado; November 3, Peer
less AZ Colusa; 9th, Beacon Light at Pokegama,
and 7th, Grant at Nelson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it. If any, the amount of
rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. 1sobars solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hgh" means high tarometrc pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: slow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast: When the pressure is high in ths interior
north and south along the coast. rain is probable
but when the 'low'' is inciosed with isobars of
marked curvature. rain south of Oregon is mprob-
able. With a "high" in The vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The of these conditions
Will produce an opposite result.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
knights and Ladies of Honor.

There will be one assessment for November,
No 446.
The reception given by West Emo Lodge In
honor of the grand officers of the pleasant
est affairs that has occurred for some time. 1t
was attended by large number of the members
of the order.
Grand Protector Lauder and wife returned to
their home in Sacramento last week after having
spent several days in this City during which time
tney were the recipients Of much courtesy.
The union meeting of the local lodges last week
was very pleasan, affair and one that will be
productive of much good.
Equity Lodge of Sacramento will give an enter
tainment in that city on the 29.h OF November
The reliei-fund membership on the 1st of last
september was To- l46 ana the social membership
at that date was S093 On that date the memoer-
ship in California 1102.
i he Sentinel. the official organ of the Supreme
Lodge of the Knights and Ladies OF Honor, pub
lished in this City comes out for November in a
new form and printed on calendered paper. 1t is
improved in appearance, Is well made up typo
graphically and the contents show tha- the matter
has been prepared with great deal of care by 5.
Il. Carleton the editor
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Foresters of America.

At the next meeting Of the executive commit
tee the que s;ion OF the proposed ostracsm of
ply sclans who belong to fraternal organizations
will be taken up and discussed. In view of the
action recently taken in san Jose, il is possible
that some of the court physicians may retire, but
if they do the order has number of practitioners
ready 10 take their places.
Court Buena Vista OF the Mission San Jose en-
tertained its friends at the annual bali given last
Friday.
Court Santa Ana will give entertainment this
evening. when DR.. w. A Weldon will deliver an
address Forestry.
Court Golden Era will give party Tuesday
night and Court Defiance will give on Wednes-
day night.
Next Thursday Court Seal Rock will give an en-
teTtain ment in Turn Verein Hall in aid of lis sick
benefit fund. The grand officers have expressed
their inteDtionvf being present
Among the visitors to the grand secretary's Of
fee during the past week were the following
named: A o. Bradley OF Court Vacavil e. ]. G.
Don't, p. G. r., Court ANITA Rosa: Charles F.
Ora ebe. p. c. r., Court San Jose, aud George Ortiz
COurt stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Improved Order of Red Men.

Great Sachem Sims, accompanied by Great Chief
of Records Burgman, has closed series of vista
tions tribes in the reservation. They visited
Wemer Tribe at Grass Valley and Wyoming
Tribe at Nevada City. On their return from Ne
vada City to Grass Valley they visited Ceanotha
Council of that place. After that they went 10
Yreka, where they visited Ieka Tribe and iona
Council. From there they went TO Sacramento
and visited Cosumnes Tribe and from there they
went to Auburn, and accompanied by Miami
Tribe. went to Newcastle, where they paid visit
to Delaware Tribe. From that place they went to
Stockton and called ON Iroquois Tribe and Kaw-
wan-Ita Council Thev then paid another visit to
sacramento, where they called on Red Cloud and
Red Jacket Tribes. In all the places they visited
they found much 10 show that there is great deal
of interest taken in the order and tnat AL the
members are striving TO show a great increase at
the end OF the term. In every pace they were re-
ceived with a cordial welcome and they were
treated most Hospitality. the councils vying with
the tribes in their open hearted welcome. At
Newcastle there was an adoption of several pale
faces and the exem pification of the secret work.
The great chiefs express themselves as greatly
pleased with the prospects OF the order in the
tion of he reservation they visited and they de-
clare that it never wss more encouraging than it is
at this time.
While In Yreka the great chiefs paid visit to
peggy" squaw said 10 be l07 years OF age. This
old woman, IN the early days of the State, on one
occasion gave the Inhabitants of Yreka a warning
that the warriors were approaching the settlement
and would massacre every white man and woman
there. She urged them 10 flee nnG they did. / he
warriors were disappointed at not finding any one,
so they destroyed the entire settlement In recog-
have supported Peggy for many years.
At a recent meeting Sotoyome Tribe adopted two
palefaces and conferred degrees.
There has been increase of thirty members
in Oshonee Tribe during the term.
Sotoyome Tribe will cele brate its twenty-seventh
anniversary by ball i'll Union-square Hail.
he ball-tossers Of Kiowa Tribe Will give an
hibtion game at the Preside Athletic Grounds on
Sunday, November &, for the benefit of the treas
ury.
The Daughters OF Montezuma. Daughters of Poca-
hontas, Will give literary and musical entertain
Mems building. m
10Th inst.
On the 9th sleep, travelling moon. @. s. D 405,
Arapahoe Tr. be received fraternal visit from the
great chiefs and a delegation composed of mem
bers from Manzanita, Pocahontas, Sotoyome,
Modoc, MonteZuma, OShonee and Winnemucca
tribes. The members from he last-named tribe
performed the adoption ceremony in very credit
aole manner. Long and short talks given by
the visitors after which there service of corn
and
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Sold Her Husband for $3.50.

William t. Harris a railroad telegraph
operator of Hammond, Ind, was sold re-
Gently by his wife Susan to Miss Carrie
West for $780, Several ID onths ago Harris
came to Delphi, Ind, leaving his wife and
child at Hammond. While serving as
night operator on the Monon here he met
Miss West, who recently inherited for
tune from her foster mother, Mrs. James
II. Stewart. Miss West fell in love with
him and took him to her home to live.
Mrs. Harris recently applied for divorce,
and on the Sth inst. her lawyer, Attorney
Knots of Hammond, informed Miss West
that Mrs. Harris was willing to give up
her husband for cash. Miss West accord
ingy made the purchase. The heirs of
Mrs. Stewart have brought suit to set aside
the will which gave Miss West every
thing.-St. Louis Republic.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Companions of the Forest.

There was scene of gayety in Union-square
Hall last Thursday night it being the occasion of
the third anniversary bali given by Inter Nos Cir
Gle of the Foresters OF America. The hall, which
had been tastefuliy decorated, was crowded with
pretty women and gallant men who spent a very
pleasant evening. Mrs r. J. Neey chief COM
panion. who delivered brief address OF welcome
is entitled to much praise for the excellent man
ner in which this event conducted. In the
work OF management she ably assisted by
Mrs. Harrington, p. z. c.
Mrs. A f. Carah, P. G. C. C., who for some
time had been living in San Mateo. has removed
Twilight Circle will give an entertainment on
Thursday next
i.oreiey Circle will give party Saturday
night.
I he grab-bag party by Golden West Circle will
be given In Social ali, Alcazar building, to-morl
row evening
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
FRATERNAL BONDS

Ridgeway, district deputy for Mariposa County,
is circulating petition for a charter among the
residents of Coultervllle.
Reports from MarysvIlle Parlor. one of the old
est In the order show that it is in very prosper
Gus condition, and 1t is continually RECEIVING ap-
plicaIons for membership. 1t has nearly $4,000
in its treasury.
San Diego and Placerville parlors have adopted
new bylaws.
F. p. Cady of Mountain Parlor, district deputy,
located at Dutch Flat. writes to Grand Secretary
Lunstedt that the order is progressing in that
section and that the prospects in Plumas and Las
sen counties are very fattering.
Grand Trustee Coombs VIII make vistations as
follows: To Mantle and Sequoia parlors, in san
Francisco: Santa Rosa, In Sonoma County So
lano Dixon and Silver Tip. in Solano County !;
Wood and Winters and Esparto in Yolo County:
Marysville, Rainbow and Esparto, in Yuba
County, and Orange, in Sutter County.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Filben will visit Llvermore
Council next Wednesday after which he Will visit
a n um Der of the interior councils.
Grand Secretary Burton visited Santa Cruz
Council last week.
AT meeting of the executive council of the
Supreme Council and of grand commanders of The
Eastern Jurisdictions recently held in Philadel-
phia, the financial statement showed that all the
claims up to october had been paid, or provided
for, and that there was balance on nand suffi-
cient to meet all dea losses that will accrue dur
ing The month. Measures looking to the future
increase OF the order we're adopted
Luring the past week claims to the amount of
5000 were paid in this State, sum equal to that
paid the previous week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Order Eastern Star.


The session of the Grand Chapter that closed on
Friday last was full of interest to the many
who took part in the proceedings.
Last Tuesday evening Will long be remembered
by the Grand Chapter of the States of California
and Nevada and all visiting members of The order
of the Eastern Star when they were entertained
by Ivy. Beulah and Harmony chapters at Golden
Gate Commandery Hall. The work exemplifed
by Ivy Chapter, the star shining brightly in the
east the dainty lamps with shades OF the various
colors of the star the deep and sincere feeling OF
the brothers and sisters of the three Chap
ters in the royal banquet given and ar
ranged by united committee from each chapter
the table deliberately and artlstically arranged
and laden with good things that were greatly en-
joyed, as they were made by loving, hands for the
pleasure of all, well deserved the vote of
thanks of the Grand Chapter and many kind
words and hearty greetings of sisters ana brothers
during the session. The dainty souvenirs bearing
the loving sentiment of the three chapters were
much admired by the 500 present.
"May many happy days be added
TO those that have already past
May the fastening care of heaven
shield and guide you to the last"
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Masonic.

At the meeting OF Golden Gate Commandery
No. 10, knights Templar, the order OF the
temple was conferred.
Occidental Lodge No %, F. and A M, con-
ferred the first degree last Monday evening.
Herman Lodge No. III also conferred the frst
degree on that night.
In the presence of large number King Solo
mon Lodge No 269, F. and a. NJ, conferred
the second degree last Monday night.
California Chapter No. 5, R. A. NJ, conferred
the NJ. NJ. degree last Tuesday night.
The grand secretary is busy at this time pre-
pairing the proceedings of the recent Grand
Lodge session for the printer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
Knights of the Maccabees.

An interesting review of N isson lent was held
last Tuesday evening
Last Wednesday Golden West Tent met in the
Alcazar building, and the attendance was large
Several applications were acted upon. and a COM
mttee appointed to confer with san Francisco
quarters IN which to meet, the present meeting
place being too small.
Last Friday San Francisco Tent conferred the
degrees on two candidates. and then discussed the
subject of securing larger meeting place. Finally
committee was appointed to obtain information
on the subjec.
The ladies of Mission Hive are busy making ar
rangements for an entertainment 10 be given
shorty.