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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
ATTENT1oN, BUTCHERs AND BREWERS

For comfort, warmth ANA durability
wear our celebrated All WOOL AAia
Jackets and Comfort Goats.
They are the best and the cheapest. AZ
popular prices. All lines again complete
0. HESS q SONS,
Fashionable TallOrH and Cent? FurniSh-
erG, 1891 and 1898 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
DAY SAINTS
Interesting Talk with Elder ii. I
Shorts. of the Body Of
DISCIPLES OF JOSEPH SMITH.

They Have No Connection with the Nor
mona, who, Under Brigham HouHE''
TsaohlnE,, Took Up the Evil Of FoIyS-
ms-Thsre are sO, 900 Latter Day saints
at the Present -strOnEssS I'm Iowa.
Elder shOriu Has worked Among the
RsoaIsitrnnt saints in Utah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jacob w. Grubb has removed his store
from the Grand Opera House building %
No. 1900 Market street, where large ana ala
elegant line OF ,JeWeIry, WRtchtsi pia-
nOndS, etc., may be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
acknowledgement


our Shoes This Year-AleSander
Real Estate and insurance-G. q. smith.
Bicycles-Geo. ". Johuson's Sons.
Opera House-Shore Acres.
Stockholders Meetlng-The German
Bank OF Wheeling.
Stockholders letting Citizens Railway
sealed Proposais-Thomns o'Brlen. Jr.
For Sale-Residence No. CO Ohio street.
Stock Taking Sale-Stone & Thomas
Eighth Page. ,,,,,,.
Clearance sale-M. Gutman & co.-Fifth
Partisan Cloak and Suit cOmpany-Fifth
Muslin Underwear openIng-GeO. E. stl-
This Dissolution sale--The Hub-Eighth
Page. ~
Fifth Page. ~.
IT'S a Good ldea-H. r. Behrens Co.
A Nice Fat-Huebel's Grocery House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
C.rrnn nrnma,Ie cluh and sLln.trel..

The Carroll Club, in the future, will
give a public minstrel performance.
Lines win be put out at once for the
latest novelties and as there IS plenty
OF good material to select from, u first
class hill will be presented. II will prob
ably be the first performance In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

Money to loan at per cent interest
Long time; easy monthly payments
u. ELLSWORTH ROBINSON No. 1921
Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

An drngrista guarantee Dr. Milcs' PAIN
Pubs TO stop Headache. "Ouu cent dose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
Dress Goods.
Prices on them that viii make lively selling in this Big
Dress Goods Department this week.

pieces about yards inches wide Fancy Printed Plaida
this week at. ......'''''."
Lot OF 38nch Novelty Cloths and Toned Effects that sold
as high soc and 1885, this week at. ..........-...
The remainder OF our stock OF the Celebrated Fowels Novelty
Dress Goods about pieces 40 inches wide have sold all
season at soc and soc, choice this week
Lot Of Fine Boucle uings in Five Different Colors that have
been selling at SI4S AS inches wide choice this week
close $1,000.
Our entire stock Of Imported Scotch Suitng 4S inches wide
goods that have been selling SIPS and $L5o this week
TO close.
large assortment OF High Grade All Wool and Silk and Wool
Novelty Cloths and French Suitngs As inches wide the
regular and SI75 qualities price this week to closes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The vested choir OF ST. Matthews
p. u. church rendered a special pro-
gramme last night in the presence OF a
large congregation. under the direction
OF Director Paris r. Meyers. Mr.. Mey-
ers also gave an organ recital that
pleased greatly. The programme was
as follows:
Pro, Hymn 4OS
Unfold We Portals .............G ounod
(oratOrlo Redempton.)
Nunc Dlmittis ..............A. II. Mann
Collects.
Glorious is Thy Name ........ Mozart
CFrom 18th Mass)
Collects.
Mercy and Truth ................S Smart
Rec. Hymn $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
STOCK TAKING sA1E-sroNB 3 THOMAS.
STONE & THOMAS.
Stock Taking Sale,

Which means thousands of dollars worth OF desirable
chandse must be closed out, again must have room
for New Spring Goods
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

State OF Ohio, city OF Toledo, Lucas
County. IS.

STATE OF UhlOi NIIy OF IOIlUV' IlWVu7
County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner OF the Arm OF +. j.
Cheney e. Co. doing business in the City
OF Toledo. County and State Aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
he cured by the use OF Halls Catnrrh
Cure FRANK ]. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed In
nv presence, this 9Th day Of December,
a. ID, 1885. -
fgsnl a. W. iIEAHON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
Ladies', Misses and
ChiIdren's Wraps.

Our Entire Stock NOTHING RESERVED, AT EX-
ACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE. Hundreds OF economical buy
crs took advantage OF this sale Friday and Saturday but
still have large assortment Be hand early as the choice
styles will go first
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
Ladies' Silk skirts.

We have Just received from the manufacturers special lot
Of 100 Brocadcd Taeta Silk Skirts quality have
bcen retailing all at S9S5 go sale MondayQ h on
and continue until entire lot is sold at.......... ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

Cloakings.
Some very desirable lengths OF Cloaings suitable for
Misses and Chldren Garments. about onehalf their
actual value,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
DIVISION OF FORESTRY
Chief Fernow Reports the Results at Ex-
pertinent Stations

Washington, Nov. 9.-B. z. Fernow,
chief OF the division OF forestry of the
agricultural department, in his annual
report to Secretary Wilson, says the
principal experiments made during the
year were in tree-planting on the plains
and investigations in timber physics and
biology. In tree-planting, five addition
al experimental stations were authoriZ-
ed, at Caluge station, Texas; Saltwater,
O. T.; Logan. Utah; Crookston, Mimi.
and Grand Rapids. Mich. The total
area now in permanent plantations at
all experimental stations is over fifty
nine acres. Professor Fernow says
many Of the most important tinbers
are still unknown as 10 their quality,
and especially Pacific coast timoers,
which soon will have TO be used by the
eastern wood consumers, when the home
supply begins TO wane. The government
the report says, should furnish relisole
information to check the waste OF our
tlmbers. the only hope OF lengthening
our supplies Of home grown forest ma
terials being in a more conservative and
economical use.
AmcnE the recommendations is one
FOR 81 Cds to defray the expenses o.
timber invess sigationS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. s-Cattle-Sales OF cattle
were slow today and prices were somewhat
weaker. especially for half fed cattle. The
better grades of light and medium weights
sold to the best advantage. Calves were
fairly active at unchanged prices and ives;
err range cattle We're unchanged. with
sales Of feeders at S.5DG4.I0. Prices ruled
as follows: Good to extra steers. 81 6eG
SIS: common grades. S.75GL55. stockers
and feeders. s2.soQ459; calves. good, s6.25G
$50.
Hoe-Heavy receipts OF hogs caused
buyers 10 be independent and they sup
Piled their wants at decidedly lower prices
from the start The poorest packers" sold
at SSgTS S. and the best shipping lots
the scales az S.Sd3eo Pigs sold largely
a: S.3pd360 The late market was very
bad with some sales reported By sellers
Is cents lower than Monday.
Sheep-There was a good demand for
sheep and lambs a. about yesterdays
prices, sheep being sslable Al $. .5fE74 - for
the poorest 20 the best natives and west
ern range sheep at S.n1fi4-a -. Most OF the
westerns soli above s3.75, feeders going a;
s. SG4IO Lambs were active at NN4
8 - for poor TO prime fiocks. feeding lambs
fetching S-5oEI4.ao.
Rece.p;sCatue 45op; hogs. 500: sheep.
12oca
KANSAS CITY.
haCSaS &i-N, nav S--LaItfF-tkSCai DIS,
1l.cao. Bee- grades steady; Others slow.
Texas steers. Sss5f7f -; Texas COWS. ssS3
ses: native steers. A5OSs5.co: native cows
and heifers. s. eoGA75: stockers and feed
ers. s. 2Sa4 70: bulls, s23c1S.so.
Hox-Recei1Is. 5000. Market 70 cents
lower: duh. Bulk OF sales g 40SS 80: heay-
les. S2c615a; packers. S3-1S i71s: mixed.
g .afS-55. Lights S2sES53; yo-ke-s. Sg1
SSo; pigs. 8 5sZia
Shser-Rece.pts. lmo; market strong
Lambs. s35sG5s0; muttous. s5oG4. %.
ST. LOUIS.
S. Louis. Nov. e.-Cattie-Receip eipts 400:
OF which I.sIo are Texans. Ma-Ss fosr nz-
tves 10 cents higher with Texans steady.
Native shipping and export steers. Si2S3
S-Ss light ard dressed best ard butcher
grades. S-S5ai-75; stockers and feeders
- Ssl4-I0. COWS and helfsrx E0yEs -.
Texas and Indian steers, &SS4oe; cows
and he.fs-s, s3-iolS -
Hcgs-Receipts S5a Market 70 cents
lower; Light, N5e6aeo: nu;ions. $&s.3s -;
lambs. S-S4s.A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

Dec. Wheal-Puts, 902s; calls, 922s.
May Wheat-Puts, SS1s: calls, Sss.
Dec. Corn-Puts, 26 calls. 261z.
May Corn-Puts, 2924; calls, 80.
y cable says America VIII continue to
command the situation until April, unless
the Argentine wheat crop proves to be a
bumper one. A Liverpool private cable
says the main element of weakness in
wheat is the bright prospects of the Ar
gentine wheat crop.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Cables this morning
were q lower. Receipts In the north
west were over LOO cars. against 700 last
year. General liquidation followed. and
the market closed tonight nearly IL cent
per bushel under yesterdays close. At
times during the session there was some
good buying on the part of those who be-
Heve the market was over-sold. and wheat
rallied nearly ! cent a bushel. On this
rally, the liquidation set In again. There
Is no change in the general situation.
Clearances were again large. over 0o.o00
Bradstreet's report OF the worlds available
showed an increase of 5000, 900.
The news, taken as a whole. was bear
ish. The situation is as follows: Demand
for wheat has been large; receipts liberal;
demand likely TO continue good for a while,
or rather likely 10 appear good from
more likely TO drop off, because we are
not reaching point where Europe is
likely TO see our disposition to sell. and
they are likely TO get the bear fever them
serves, IN which case we shall expect
weaker cables; indeed, II is very likely
that they viii lead us in any further de-
cline, as we have led them IN the decline
so far. The condition of the growing wheat
through the country has been wonderfully
improved, and the indications now favor
even lower prices. Corn seems TO have
parted company with wheat Cash demand
has been light for some time. but We note
a market improvement. Exporting ports
are accommodating chartered vessels 10 a
surprising extent, just at this time. and we
are inclined 10 think that they will be used
10 a large extent for the moving OF the
crop. We look for some better prices for
corn in the next few days. Provisions
continue TO drag and We have no reasons
20 change the sentiments we have hIth-
ertc expressed.
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Cash wheat: No. red
e2I4 ass; No. red. SSG9l: No 2 spring, So;
No spring, soQA; No. hard winter, So:
No. 5 hard winter, S2GS5; No, new spring
S2iS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
Cattle-Lower.
Shippers.


j. F. Funk Of Nickerson, had in one
car OF hogs.
A P Johnson, Of Elmer, was on the
market with one car OF hogs.
a c. Stuart. Of Whitewater, had down
one car OF hogs.
Day & Yeoman, of Alameda, had one car
of hogs here.
J. B. Kell. OF Clearwater, was here with
two cars ot hogs.
Horner & Kirk, Of Kingman. had in one
car Of hogs.
J. NJ RatcRr. of Cunningham, had in
one car of hogs.
W. NJ. Geier. of Cairo. had in one car
of hogs.
Grace Brothers, Of Cheney. had in one
car of hogs.
]. Sparks of Conway Springs, had up
one car of hogs and cattle.
L. NJ. McCracklin, OF Derby. had up
cne car of hogs.
Henry Ste:nkcrchner, Of Newton, had
down one car Of hogs.
John G;lchrst, of Belle Plaine had in one
car OF hogs.
Adam Hufbauer, of Mulvane, was here
with one car of hogs and cattle.
Thos. Myers, of Wellington, was here
with one car of hogs.
C. Oldfather. of Maize. was here with
one car of hogs.
VIM. Astle & Son, Of Haven, had one
car Of hogs on the market.
Townsend & Gibbons. of Andale. were
here with otne car of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

around near The spinal column and was
unable TO reach IL. as he ts a lttle port
ly. 50 he proceeded to take Il of over his
head. ana finally with an extraordinary
effort the tongue of the buckle broke
and on came belt. shirt and al Ned,
with a disgustei look. tosi Marshal
Thompson .oar he nigh, as well acce2.
MS resignation. as he did not Ike this
gun business. as it was too mucA trouble
M-. Thompson declined 10 accept ne res
ignation, and tod Ned thar hereafter he
might make his arrests ani transfers OF
prisoners upon his good looks and ability
20 talk them into submitting
After .this Ned reha5iEtased hinsei.
and ssro.lei down ne street. looking AZ
pleasant as ever and iollying the boys
whenever he came across hem
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
No rooLIsgSrss ~ COURT
Jadss Tsrrner Give. Gssos JurJ a Talk
WITH seE-e IN ft.

FL Reno. o. T. Nov. a.-fSc~ciaLl--
Judge Targney convened district eoort
yesterday morning. Tee Grand f1ry
was irnpsnneled and his honor gave In
str1ctlons which cannot 90 nistnieT-
preteA. he made u clear % tl1e jury
that ne dld no; wan1 any Oh sores. olt
Crudges or any other cd thing % set
in.0 Ma court lie aiso st3iei 20 the
jury tnat itxaVno a bwoiItelyn eceassry
tazt they saoul4 pie u2 cr<-s On the
county. on the contrary he @vsnfed
them % De sure they had dad cinch
on a case before they 5ryJght IN az IN
dictmen-
Fred Horn. t1e BOY Tho = accused q
the murder o., o.i man Triyp. IN wash
ia county. B. asinE tried :o- aiE nfs-
Ai'rad sons trial fpf the murfer x
Frei H0Tman. county treasurer x -
county. s53u; three yesrs sgo vii oorls
~ on me ugn. CSsousl Temple Hogs-
.an - tae senior counsel s3r the defense
ars he All o. his level 5est - clear
f-7n ~ eznsd name = his ci3sut f1@
~.aIn walch has Been o. u - iDag.
TIE t-isI q. staueTaE 5hsesief;. fqr
tie -rarde- - Jlr Ovsrs-eef. IN t3s
sfsce at Frls-o. last JJ'y. cones ~
before TIE ZTan9 1Fry fTr irvrFflzatso0
on me i1ta. Ju5rps Pifzer ar.3 Lgs3sr-
mix all defend Eaackiett
M1js- Patrick Di5ay. toe aaaSSorn>
srI o1ese au-sisr for re Esx,e. = IA
ere city taxing RI sae G.strirt csarr. con-
t,u press anl gin. Tze rla5gf Eas TsfT
fsvszabgy lrn9r=ssea Eish tie l-nport-
-sn-s AL rnaxaitBSs = y Reno. ias
q1een city = the Cars4ian. az8 III &C
h3gs. 81 :hs nssr fssz-e ooatT5SrS-s .
fex s,anrs~ fsfEnz p tc- greatness ~
go. - -. s..s.s s.-. - - f-xs-5r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
FREEDMAN's AID SOCIETY
Measures to Get the Needs of the Work
Before the BretDren

beIOre tne BretDren
New York, Nov. 9.-The annual meet
ing Of the Freedman's Aid and Southern
Education society was held at the Han
son Place Methodist Episcopal church, IN
Brooklyn, today. Bishop W. F. Malta
leu of Boston presided at the business
meeting. The question of liquidation of
$4,000 Indebtedness 10 the Methodist
Book Concern was referred to a finance
committee OF five appointed by the chair.
\ report OF the conference committee TO
The effect that the corresponding secre-
tary be instructed TO write the pastor Of
each church at the beginning of the con-
ference year, requiring a special collec-
iion to be taken up for the benefit OF the
society and every three months thereaf-
ter, until a respose is received, was
adopted.
The Rev. Dr.. John Pearson OF Cincin-
natl. secretary Of the committee on
building and improvements, reported
that his committee was in urgent need
Of $4,000. of which $1,000 was for inde5t-
edness already incurred, and asked for
an appropriation covering the amount
This brought on discussion which last
ed until recess.
After recess. Rev. DR.. Johnston read
the report OF the committee on appro-
p-iations. The sum of $1,000 asked for
by the Cannon theological seminary
ct Atlanta, was allowed and s55. 400 was
appropriated for the work in the black
schools
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 9.-Cotton-Steady;
sales, 1900 bales; ordinary, ~; good ord:-
nary, As; low m.ddling. 15-16; middling,
5A; good middl:ng sly; mtddling fair, 5si.
New York, November 9-The cotton mar
ket opened at a decline of TO points
an response to lower English cables and
under local liquidation following estimates
of S0.000 bales for today's port receipts
Officially the market was increased to 8
to 6 points, after which prices see-sawed
back and forth within a range of four
points. At II o'clock fairly steady under
tone prevailed on light local covering, with
the net loss reduced TO to points. Sales
TO that hour were 500 bales. Closing quo
tauons: Spot quiet; middEng uplands, SIS;
middling gulf. 61s; sales. 42s bales Fu-
lures very steady; sales, 1880 bales.
January, $50; February, s5.69; March, 5.74;
April. s5.7s; May. s5.77: June. s57: July.
$5.9l; August, s5.95; November, $50; De-
cember, $3.50.
Galveston, Nov. 9Cotton-Easy; 57sc for
middl.ng.
Liverpool, Nov. 80 p. m--Cotton-Amer
ican middling, 1882 pence. Futures quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10

denie, that he attempted 20 take his
own life or that ne was financially en-
berrassed- The wound he received. he
says. was caused by the accidental dis
charge o: his revolver
UP FOR COUNTERFEITTNG.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 9-Dr. Edward
Rogers Of Hafralson county was placed
on trial by Judge Newman in the Unit
ed States court here today tcr counter
July %, 1895. In his house The officers
found al the necessary psnaphernaiia
for the manufacture cf the queer" n
connection with a lot OF counterfeit
money.
WHOLESALE NATURALIZERS
Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-John 4. Mer-
rick. a clerk in Unf.ed States Commits
sioner Bells cfice; Richard NJ. Merrick.
his father, also c3sck in the same office.
and Eugene Lindsey. clerk in the city
prothon0ta;y's office, Were given hear
ing today before United States Commits
sioner Edmun5s. charged with issuing
f-audu,ent naturalization papers. and al
the conclusion OF the hearing they We're
each held in 5000 bail Ball was furn-
i.l,ed Testimony was produced by
United States District Attorney Beck
tending 10 snow that the accused men
nave been guilty Of wholesale fraud. in
the issuance OF the naturalization pa
pers. extending over a period % three
or four years.
FOR STEALING FUNDS.
New York. Nov. S.-FoTmer STATE Sen
ator WiTiism Cauldwsl va. arrested to-
day and released IN SO 0e0 hail on the
chSage ot app-opria;ing funds OF an es-
tate tor which ne is tru-;ee. The COM
plaiHt Is made by Mrs. Mary J. Wesce--
field and her sister. Floa z. Rogers.
daughters OF the late Jason Rogers. the
millionaire locomotive builder OF Psttel
son. y. j., VINO accuse Mr.. Csul3wen
and t:,eir brother. Thomas Rogers. tr1s-
tees Of the viii. o. aapTopriating 10 their
own use funds Of the ts.ste. Jason Rog
ers died in 1865. leaving IN estate sup
posed TO De worth over s9.e00. 600. The
suit Is brought for the removal OF Rog-
ers and CeIldweIl as trustees and -
compel them 20 return 10 the estate the
amount OF the deficit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
Arkansas City.
From rhe Daily Traveller.

From The Daily Traveller.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
Cowley County Horticultural society Will
meet in this city. The people Of this vi
cinity should take great interest IN hor
tfculture and therefore the meeting
should have good attendance. We are
not informed at what place the meeting
Will De held, but the date is Thursday af-
1ernoon at 2 o'clock. There VIII oe plen-
ty Of good speakers on hand and the au-
dience will he informed and well enter
tained.
Ever since N. E Britt had his foot
race experience alt Perry ne has been
waiting to get chance ait the men who
Gid him UP. Today he saw Hlle winner of
the race, John Agner, on the streets Be
fore Judge Krearner he swore out a war
rant for Agner, charging him with de-
fraudmg him OF MS money. Constable
Mclntire made the arrest and the ptis-
oner was In court at press hour.
With the approach of the dancing sea
son the Pastime club is revived with
renewed vigor. But few years ago
Arkansas City had several dancing clubs
but they have all died a natural death
u,
prospered, had O good time and its days
of usefulness and merrment will still be
many. The god natured contest of the
dancing clubs for supremacy resulted IN
the survival Of the f1tteSt.
At recent meeting of the Pastime It
was decided that the club should have
an enjoyable program for the season of
'97-'9S Another meeting was held last
night by the club and the attendance
was very large. The meeting was an en-
thusiastic one and ten new members
were taken in. The club now has very
large membership of our best people and
you can depend, upon their having a good
time.
The opening ball will be given
Thursday evening, Nov IL, in Highland
hall. Good music has been engaged for
the event, the hall will be put in fine
dancing condition and a program that
will suit all has been arranged and print
ed on very neat cards. The ladies of the
Episcopal church will serve supper at the
opening BAH and everything possible will
be done to make it q grand success
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
PATRONS OF HUsB.NpRy
National Grange Meets For Teu DAYS Ses
ainn at Harrisburg. IA

Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 9-The National
Grange. Patrons of Husoan5ry, will
meet IN annual session in the supreme
court chamber in this city tomorrow
morning, and continue in session about
ten days The meetings will be secret
and viii be presided over by Assistant
Secretary Of Agriculture Brigham. The
National Grange is composed ow fifty
eight delegates and sixteen officers,
most Of whom are present.
Tomorrow evening. the sixth degree,
known as "hora," viii De conferred in
the presence of the Joint Body. The
seventh, or the assembly Of Demeter," >"
will DE conferred OF Thursday evening.
TIE delegates 70 the state ana national
oranges viii visit the Gettysburg bat
tlefieid Thursday.
Washington. Nov. 9.-Celonel ]. H.
Brigham, assistant secretary of agri-
culture, snd also master OF the National
Grange, LEFT here today for Harrisburg.
Pa. where the grange meets in annual
session tomorrow. Colonel Brigham Will
make an extended report upon the op-
erations Of the order during the past
year.