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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

The Waco Tribune thus calls atten
ton to the somersaults which guberna-
torial candidate, Wynne, is turning.
Dick Wynne jumps the fence too read
lily. Two months ago he threw boquets
at sayers and In solemn horror warned
the democracy against Crane. Now he
throws boquets at Craze and warns
free silys, dCsn,..s.s tt& sAysrs' e!S%
non would be a "golbug victory. Col.
Wynne ought TO have sense enough TO
know that the people will not swallow
such inconsistency. Its motive is too
palpable. Richard is anything but
| himself in this matter Waco Tele-
phone.
pay special attention 10 prompt and
comfortable livery service for drummerH
and other transient persons, and take
good care Of all boarding" horses zen
trusted TO me. ira Gooch. 100
wANTED-By white man who can
give good references, place to work
attending TO horses and cows and other
, light work. No wages expected, FOL
the light work that can do. Address
q. II little. Bryap. 1872
4 Prof. X. II. Price, horticultuhst a.
q. the A. and NJ. College, has shipped
y carload Of Irish potatoes to Denver
Colorado. The experiment is made t.
ascertain the profit is raising early lrisl
potatoes for market in Brazos county
= Livery services for picnics and countr,
! trips promptly supplied by Ira Goocl
at low prices. l'O
Fresh beer always on tap at the Amer
r lean beer hall In the Zenatu block. Ere
q lunch from to4p,m. l66ti
q Bnggies, Surveys, hacks and close
J., carriages at GoOch's livery stable II
). can supply vour wants in the livery I'm
promptly and at very low prices. lVO
d. For pure fountain and bottle sod'
:. DR.. Pepper, and all the latest ice
.e drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, ETC., ca
At n, q q Parsons. l6Jif
10 The lumber in the bill board at tn
!. lower end Of the city park for sale. Al
ply 10 John b. Nike. l'3
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
BELIEVES ANNEXATION
rs a SURE THING.
Administration Already Forming Plans
n. 10 the Government Of the
Hawaiian Islands.

New York, June IA special 70
The Herald from Washington says:
Vigorous efforts are to b. made TO get
the Hawaiian annexation resolution
through the senate by the end Of next
week. Annexation u now considered
70 certain that the administration -
considering plans Tor formally taking
possession Of the islands and raising the
American flag over them.
This duty is 10 b. entrusted TO Rear
Admiral Miller, commanding the ASIA.
tic station, and extraordinary haste Is
being made TO prepare the cruiser Phila.
delpha Tor sea 80 that be will have a
creditable flagship when he goes to
Honolulu
Just what the ceremonies connected
with the transfer of the islands fron
the government Of Hawaii 20 that II Oh
| United States will b., largely drpondl
upon circumstances There VIII bc a
salute to the flag by the rear admiraFs
flagship aud a land parade Of sailors and
marines
| II the senate acts by Saturday Of n'x'
week Il l. probable that Rear Admiral
| Miller will arrive at Honolulu while tho
third Philippine expedition b. siiii In tn'
harbor and, II so, the troops will b
landed, and there will be quito m Inn
posing parade Of the land and naya
forces Of the United States
Pending legislation by congress, th
government Of the islands Is 20 b
vested In such persons ~ the pres
ident shall direct IL Is undeutoo
that the president will appoint PrcsI
; dent Dole 20 be- the first governor Of Oh
= Islands under the United States, am
Q that Rear Admiral Miller will carry Ia
n commission to him when he goes out {
q raise the flag
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
SAMPSON COMPLIMENTS
THE BATTLEsHlP TEXAS.
us sayt the FirinE on the Forts ~
Santiago by That Vessel Was
Especially Good.

Copyrighted. 100, BY the Associated Press
on Santiago, June 10, per Associated
Press dispatch boat Dauntless via Kings
ton, Jamaica, June l7.-While Rear Ad'
miral Sampson was on the bridge OF the
battloship New York watching the bonn
bardment Of Santiago this morning be
saw two guns Of the eastern battery APP
parcntly in position. He stopped the
New York as she was going back 10 her
blockading position and personally di'
rected the firing OF the s.inch gun at
those marks.
In the admirars general orders for the
bombardmont, issued last night, occurs
the following paragraph:
"Firc will be deliberate, and after the
batteries are silenced II viii b. carefully
directed 20 their destruction Ammu'
milton will no, BE- thrown away Care.
full instruction shall be given 20 gun
captains not 10 FIRE unless they can seq
their mark, which in this case will b,
the enomy's guns
These instructions were 20 well carried
out that Admiral Sampson after th'
bombardment said II do not belicyD
there Is much left OF the western bat
terry. It got a great hammering thi
morning. The eastern fertilization
were harder to hit think some gun
we see there are quackers. wish Hol
son and his fellows were not in Morr
Castle. We would knock that down
l would know the reason. ! suppose Oh
Spaniards deserted their guns soon ate
our fire opened. IL would not do theI
any good to stay there"
, lit be true that the guns Of the Spar
ish warships have been mounted on q
land batteries the fact is Of great sign
+ fcance AZ IL shows Admiral Ceryera h
given up the hops Of ever getting out
the trap which Rear Admiral Samps'
guards.
> After the decks had been WASN'T
= down sud the guns cooled, Admir-
Sampson set this signal.
"The firing on the western battery "
exceedingly good especially that OF 6
Texas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
For Cold Sup
Try :.. our Boneless Chicken /
potted Games
y
Kippered Herring
HER PAPA.

Nv pApa's all dressed up to-day;
lie never looked 80 fine;
thought when first looked at him
Ny papa wasn't mine.
He's got beautiful new suit
The old one was 30 old
It's blue, with buttons, oh 30 bright,
guess they must be gold.
And papa's sort o. glad and sort
o. sad wonder Why
And ey'iy time she looks At him
IL makes my mamma cry.
Who's Uncle Sam Ny papa says
That he belongs 10 him
But papa's joking, cause he knows.
Ny uncle's name is Jim.
Ny papa Just belongs 10 me
And mamma. And guess
The folks are blind who can not see
His buttons marked U. ;.
u. S. spell Us. He's ours-and yet
Ny mamma can't help cry.
And papa tries 10 smile at me
And can't wonder why.
boston Globe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
FOUR NEGROES LYNcHEo.
Taken From an Alabama jail and
Hanged by n Mob.

Montgomery, Ala, June lI-Ihere
were five negroes taken out Of jail at
wetumpka last night instead OF
three. The troops got there too late to
prevent the jail doors being broken open,
However, they followed the mob into
the country and are hunting for the
prisoners It's reported the mob has
them hidden out II Is also stated that
the sixth negro has been implicated and
arrested. The mob Is trying to find'the
money stolen and buried before lynch
ing the prisoners. Leading citizens, It is
also stated, arc interceding with the
mob to prevent the lynching and secure
the return of tbs prisoners to jail.
Later reports from Weiumpka say
four Of the prisoners taken from jai
were lyn6hod at a point 10 miles from
! wetumpka and THREE miles from ,h'
scene Of thu crime. The four were'so
jackson, lewis spier, Jesse Thompson
and Camp,Reese The'troops from her
did not succeed Indicating the prisoners
az the country Is hilly and rough an
wooded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
PORTO RlcAN EXPEDITION.
Thlrty-Fivs Transports secured aud WIN
Take Nearly Twenty Thousand Men.


Transports secured and WIN
Take Nearly Twenty Thousand Men.
Washington, June 1.-THE war de-.
partment expects TO have approximately
SO transports for the invasion Of Porto
Rico. Il seems TO indicate that the
Porto Rican army will equal, If not eI'
coed in numbers that which left for San'
tiagc. The estimate is made that the
80 vessels win carry between 5000 and
20 900 men with their equipments aud
subsistence. Army officials say that re-
ports which have been received from
reliable sources show that the number
Of Spanish soldiers In that country Is
about 1000 men, Slthough other state.
ments indicate that there are considera'
bly, less. IL Is fair TO assume, shey say,
that when the United States army com
mences active operations against the
city Of San Juan every available man II
that place will hs impressed into tn
military service and given gun. Henc
they feel that the army OF invasion
should be OF such proportions as to leay
no doubt Of " ability and capacity 3
successfully cope with the enemy.
II IS positively stated that the embark
ton point for the troops for Porto Ric
has not yet been finally determined an
will not be until Secretary Alger an
the president have had a chance to col
FER with General Miles, who will rotur
to the city tomorrow. There is no douo
however, that this ombarkation WI
take place from points on the Atlant
coalt, with q probability in favor
Fcfnandina and Savannah.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
WORSE AND WORSE.
The situation In the Philippines Grow.
ing More ssriou. Every Day.

The situation Ia the Philippines Grow.
Ing More ssriou' Every Day.
Madrid, June IA dispatch received
here from the commander Of the Via.
caya aud Mundane island, the latter the
second largest island Of the Philippine
group, under date Of juno u, says that
an envoy sent to Iloilo with instructions
10 endeayor 20 communicate with Gov.
ornor General August, failed In his
mission.
The messenger, the dispatch adds,
found that the telegraph lines in the
island Of Luzon, (of which Manila is
the capital) had been cut by the insur.
gents and the militia were dcsorting by
the Wholesale. The Vizcaya islands
and the island of Mindano, however,
were quiet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
Business Change.

DR.. W. II. Lawrence has purchased
Dr.. Chas. II. Edges dental offices over
the posloGice and will hereafter be
pleased to serve bis friends and the
public with lrstclass dental work. Dr.
Edge desires 10 thank his patrons for
past fayors, and 10 recommend his sue
cessor, DR.. Lawrence, to the favorable
consideration Of all who may need his
aeTYlces.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
wnrh Not In,Ilrtrd.

Waco, Tex, June ~ The grand, jury
has adjourned without returning any
bill OF indictment again It w. II. Ward
who was the Business manager OF w. 9.
Bmnn, deceased, and " Is present Of the
fatal encounter between Bnnn and Tom
Davis in which both Br ann and Davis
xvero slain
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
NIurd.r.a and burned.

Eddy, n, ~, June 1.-THE charred
remains OF Denton Robson were found
among tho smould0ting ruins Of his
ranch house. at McKitrick Springs, nine
miles, west OF this plnce. Robson was
shot 10 death Saturday night and the
house set on fire TO conceal the crime
Deceased was goahnan and came TO
this valley from Bosquo county, Texas
aeverni velrsiagO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Tampa, Fla, June l5-Jamos John.
son. rho negro soldier on trial for the
murder Of Jacob Collins at Lakeland,
has been convicted Of murder IN the
second degree aud sentenced 20 NE i'm.
prisonment Motion for new tritl was
uuashed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
MIadisol.uhs.Road crowd Routed.

Omaha, June i7.--shoFtly after .
O'Clock This morning the conference
oflPopuhsts Of the national committee
adjourned sine die. Phe Anal outcome
waa a practical rout ofHhe middle-of'the-
road crowd under the leadership OF Nil
ton Park, although the liberal wing
nafie someycmcyssiOnH.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Glasgow, Ky, June l7.-Calob Gaines,
colorod, was taken from jail here carly
Thursday morning md hanged 20 a'tree.
Gaines bad assaulted lA-year'old girl
on Tuesday and was then saved from
death by the mercy Of the victim Is
mother. Fifty men on horseback were
the lYnchnrs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Murphyboro, Ills, Junn 1.-THE new
bridge being bnilt by the Illinois Central
road across Big Muddy river near here,
broke down uuior thp construction
train, killing twomen AM hnjuTing four
others one or,two Of whbm,ao likely 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

SD Influential, Ilillsboro Ben Hill
bronze, RE Allison, New York J b
Beatty, Houston d o Weimore, Bos-
ton; J L McAllister, Rochester Jno. L
Bratt, Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

See my large display Of vegetables
and melons at the city market this
morning. everything fresh and fine,
cheap and plenty Of 1t. Give me your
order for your Sunday dinner.
McDuG simpson.
Mr.. W. II. Minkert suffered a stroke
Of paralysis affecting his right side.
lie fell on the way from town and had
10 be carried home yesterday.
Walter Wilson and Theodore Ohm.
stede returned 10 Galveston last night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Joe b. Reeds insurance companies
have all adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war with
Spain. For accident and life insurance
either in lodges or straight life comPan'
les see Joe Is. Reed. II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Constantinople, June 10 The sultan
has given Notification Of his approval Of
the appointment OF Oscar S. Strauss Of
New York, rs United States minister to
Turkey in place Of Dr. Jas. u. Angel,
resigned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
Private Summer Normal.

We, the following named col
ored teachers Of Brazos county,
Texas, do hereby give notice that
we withdraw our support from the
Summer Normal headed by Prof
A. II. Colwell conductor, and will
have a private Summer Normal at
the Masonic hall, which common.
ces July 4, 1898, and continues six
weeks therefrom, and all Legitimate
means will be fostered for lis sue
cess. Tuition shall not exceed
$500 Names are as follows, and
many others which do not appear
Jas. II. Reed, Miss T. Murphy
r. d. Vaughn, B. +. Henderson
liz. W. Thomas, A. n. Newton, II
B Moore, s. II. Haley, P. s. JEFF
ferson, W. II. Ford, c. l.. Versa
Mrs. b. 4. T. Versea, Mrs. NJ. l.
Haley, II. T. Haynes, D. G. Ed
merson, VIM. Love.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18
Social Affairs.

Miss Allie Saunders entertained the
young people last evening at the pretty
new home Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
W. +. Saunders, In compliment to Miss
Myrtle Pendleton Of Bolton. Dancing,
card playing and conversation were the
diversions OF the evening, and were en-.
joyed to tho fullest extent by the large
number Of young people present. Ices
and cakes we're served.
Miss Saunders entertainments are
among tho most charming given in Bry'
an the past season and the young peo
pie feel under many obligations TO her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Ross Montgomery las returned to
Galveston.
Us. Francis Of Cottonwood, was 10
the city yesterday,
Cauniy Clerk McNlichael has just re-
covered from aweek's Illness.
Carload Of hulls on the track for sale
by G. r. Moore. III
Mrs. sandle Of Wellborn. visited Mrs.
barrow here yesterday.
Fresh new millinery very cheap at
Mrs. @. NJ. Proetor's. lsi
DR.. Drummond and brother were
here from Cottonwood yesterday.
The Mcqueen residence for rent.
Apply 10 G. A. Adams. i75
Mrs. Frank Denison and daughter
are visiting the family OIL. T.. beverley.
Mrs. A. S. Blumenlhal Of Nauasota,
Is here visiting her parents, MI and
Mrs. II. Marwilski.
Royal Blue" a alrIs,ly .iLsl class -
~ .sSsSy G. G. Parsii~. -l65ti
Miss Emma wooten returned from
swellborn yesterday accompanied by
Mrs. J. z. Royder.
When you want 10 eDioya nice drive
got one Of Ira Gooeh's nobby turn
, outs. 100
Misses sandle Of Millican, were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Geo. W. Me
i siohael yesterday.
~ Miss Mary Finch returned TO Nayaso
a yesterday after a pleasant visit Z
b'1Js. }. r. Carlton.
Miss Morgan Of Nayasoia, Is in Ia
city, and an applicant before the boar
Of examiners for first grade teacher
m4tleaie.
~ Adams celebrated Geranium BoIate
!, alcum Powder, Zoe box. This pow
I;car sells for 25c elsewhere. Sold onl
qby Sam d. Wilson 4 Co. liltf
Agent X. G.. Tabor has received an
displayed at James drugstore q Yer
large and handsome picture ofthe hon
Office New York Life building New Yor
City.
FOR sALE-A complete house mo-
Z. ing OUTFIT consisting Of jackscrews' roI
Rollers, and tackle, also one Gents an
q one Ladies bicycle in good condition
y very cheap Tor cash inquire Of W:
cs.peacock. l'-
aso The county board Of examiners col
=, posed Of Major W. A. Banks, Prof
III 4. Bullock and Miss Gertrude Nall a
fconduciing two days examination
the courthouse. There are nine viii
: and three colored applicants for teacI
a,rs CERTIFICATES before the board.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Paris, juno u. --Prcsidhmt Rauro has
invited NJ. Rbot,, Of the lmupr cabipet,
10 succeed the Mdlir ministy,whiclAre
signed Wednesday
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Rhodes entertain
ed the younger set most delightfully."-
last evening in compliment to Misses
Edith Rhodes and Aubra Tabor. The
feature Of the evening was a game call
ed "a Test Of Roses" In which the con.
testants we're tried on their ability to
distinguish different kinds Of PERU
merry from the odor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-18

McHenry, Mis-; June H,-The'e are
no new cases OF nlyer hertz
go
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16

The Return to Springfield.

Arrangements have been made
whereby Companies A, b and F from
Rock Island, Geneseo and Moline re-
spectively. will leave Rock Island by
special train on the Rock Island 4
Peoria railway, at s Il. IN. Sunday,
Nov. 20. en- route to Springfield, to be
mustered out. Some of the Geneseo
boys will take the train at Rock ISL
and. while others will embark at
cambridge. The management of
the Rock Island e Peoria railroad
knowing that the boys are obliged
to pay their own fare, have made
an exceedingly low rate, and
to provide for their comfort have pro-
vided n special train to be run through
on fast time. In addition. it is ex-
pected the boys will be landed directly
at the fair grounds at Springfield, in
order to avoid the march of two miles
or more from the depot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
Weddings.

This morning, at 9 o'clock, at St.
Joseph's church, Davenport, occurred
the marriage of Peter Larkin, of this
city, and Miss Bertha Mack, of Da-
venport. William Murrin. of this
city, and Miss Annie Hugberg, of Mo-
line. officiated as groomsman and
bridesmaid respectively. The couple
will reside in Davenport.
Private Sidney Fleener, of Company
A, and Mrs. Mary Robinson were
married last evening at the home of
the bride, Alb Twentieth street. Rev.
c. .. McCulloch, of the First NJ. f.
church, performed the ceremony. j.
Fleener was best man and Miss Ollie
Robins bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleener will reside in South Heights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
study Glass Discussion.

Following is the program arranged
for tomorrow nights meeting at the
High school of the study class of the
University Extension center: How
does your death rate compare with
other cities? DIR. Emily Wright. Is
your municipal government etfective?
What reforms are needed? Hon.
William Jackson. How large pro-
portion of voters take part in munich
pal elections? o. +. Cramer. Does
the city encourage a high standard of
life among workers? Louis Jahns.
What voluntary agencies are improv-
ing the social condition of the masses?
Mrs. Allan WEIGH. How do the peo-
pie spend Sundays and holidays?
Rev. G. f. Taylor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
An Important Difference.

To make it apparent u thousands
who think themselves i'll, that they
are not afflicted with any disease, but
that the system simply needs cleans
ing. i to bring comfort home TO their
hearts, a. cOstive condition is easily
cured by using Syrup of Figs. Man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
company only, and sold by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
Down! Down!
In the r,cW Basement.

Books, Books. 5000 paper novels
opened at each ............ SC
prince of the House of David. -
nicely bound in cloth .... zoe
10000 other books, 12mos, 16mos.
sets. holiday and presentation books,
bibles, prayer books. etc. to be sold
this week at genuine basement bar
gain prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
River RiuIets.

The Monarch came down.
The Mac was down and up.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge, at a. m. was $50, and
stationary; the temperature at noon ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
DOmcSfiCS.

Some striking bargains in domestics, which
will cause you to come often this week.
Great. big VIE. heavy l2Hc Canton flannel,
9ss S SaSs osoO Yards whtie they last, &c
80 yards Newport Canton flannel. 10 7SN
yaruS -....- $3.50 - -
10 PsHes t s6s @ee pillow case &C
10 PIECES sss 4 Sssh 4lsa SnsS pillow cas- &c
s er 5S w snssns &c
BALI sss sSS p sa SseT mus $50
At 3 o'clok each afternoon during the week.
IonSdale, Fruit and other &c muhlins EC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
Served Free.

Hot biscuit, most delicious Cucuta Coffee
We especially invite our friends to dainty
little lunch any day. all day, tn week. Any
orders taken for these goods will be filed by
your grocer. Tell the demonstration where
you buy your groceries and anything you may
wish to order can come di from the gro
Ger. None of the goods sold in our store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-16
DOINGS OF THE CLUBS
Monthly Meeting CT Tri-city
Newspaper Men Held
in Moline.
SEVERAL NEW MEMBERS ADMITTED

"Reminiscences by c. r. Hayward and a Talk
On Porto Rico by Myron Jordan-DI-
rectors of Rock Islands New Organize
ton Fix Date of Occupancy of Their
Quarters at Dec. 1 and Provide for same.
Tri-City Press Club members held
their November meeting in Moline
last night, the use of the nicely
appointed Moline Club having
been rendered for the purpose, and
Z. E. Morgan, chairman of the house
committee, was particularly thought
full in providing for the entertainment
OF the visitors. sAfter the newspaper
men had inspected the quarters they
repaired TO the hall on the floor above,
where the meeting was called by
President Walter johnson. The or
ganizatfon was completed by the
election of the following directors
and standing committees, the latter
being appointed by President John
son:
Directors-E. b. Brady, Davenport;
II. p. Simpson. Rock Island; Myron
Jordan, Moline.
Communication entertainment. II.
p. Simpson, Rock Island; j. ii. Nc
hCcNtIs AlOllIt- OIiCIiIidll W DtSIlC
Davenport. On reception, w. +. East
man, Moline; j. NJ. Colligan, Rock ISL
and; X. II. Cram, Davenport. On public
good, Il. +. Tillinghast, Davenport: p.
5. McGlynn, Moline; j. X. Branden-
burg, Rock Island. On mutual advance
ment, Myron Jordan, Moline; F. w.
Rinck. Rock Island; +. Is. Brady. Day
port.
Several applications for member
ship were acted favorablv upon. 1t
was decided to make the third Tues
day in the month the regular meeting
night of the club. and clause to this
effect was ordered embodied in the
constitution. which Secretary Nc
Keever reported would be ready at the
next session. The president and sec
rotary in connection with the enter
tainment committee were constituted
a committee whose duty it shall be to
outline the work of the regular
meetings, and also prepare an order
of business to be printed in the con-
stItution.