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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

marked change for the worse this
morning. She became unconscious and
died within an hour. Her husband.
her mother and sister were with her
when she dlsd. The burial viii take
place on Thursday ncxt az Mr Hoypa
home In Charlost0wu. ". H.. where the
body win be taken by special train on
that day.
Mrs. Hoyt was born In covinFton,
Ky. on September u. is1a, and was
famous Tor her beauty. She was Miss
Caroline Scales. Her first appearance
on the stage was with Robert Manteli.
Later she played a season at. Days
thcater In this city, She made her
nrrt appearance IN one OF iioyts pro-
duotlona IN A Temperance Town. u
was during this engagement that she
became acquainted with AIR. Hoyt.
whom she married on March 4. 1894.
she retired from the stage at that
time. permanently, u was said. but re-
turned last year In one OF her hua-
bands plays. A Conicnted Woman.
OF the death OF Caroline Mlskel Hoyt.
The World tomorrow VIII say. "She
He'd In commissions, ana only a few
minutes later her newborn son died
also, Mother and son viii be buried
torelher,
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TWO GRATEFUL WOMEN
Restored to Health by Lydia u.
Pinlthams Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. PATRICK DASEnY.
West Winsted co,r ,.-t,.

Mrs. PATRICK DASEmr,
West winsted, Conn, writes,
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pleasure that I write TO You OF the
benefit | have derived from using your
wonderful Vegetable Compound. Iwas
very Ill, suffered with female weak.
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aide and small OF my back. Was tron.
bled with bloaiipg. aud ut times would
faint away. had terrible pain In INV
heart, bad taste In my mouth All tho
time and would vomit; but now. ,hanl,a
20 Mrs. Pinlham aud her Vegetable
Compound. I feel well aud sleep wcil.
can do my work without feeling tired,
do not bloat or have any trouble
whatever
~ sincerely thank you for the rood
advice you gave me aud for what your
medicine has done for me-"
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originality The prgsP .; rhetoric ha,
KIND pc; psd m s1sS Gns OF %os, n SaasSIs
missionary ' SS aS Ss Commend ssS IL ih S home in
Apostle H. Land IKE its vigorous
alalssl Ss@ the .di
sSa o S nehuSSe value 70 D your readers become thinkers
Apostle r. NJ ny%sn 1T may %,s sui, other people ,omewhst
very 9 g one n ss S 5a S, the 5 S S s %sS
Pardon for n" G speech s n B se be S SS oa S nSs
'y Ap an ef'' before the students Of the Brigham Young A''d
bishop o. whitney, 81 greatly enjoyed your article. on
s hsaa f sS Ga have made thought YOUR iS MIND
cSf christ sS present present S' an absent 1 %.oas will make splendid
VIII Elder oscr,I 1 AHa yet know Of no IL 'S%1n n
an Insult 10 a intelligence the udUca d ad lie Wso sss
S sq SnS ss' nsssS, will S 9 favor gg% those yA
%' s D SS needed 'S' o l Community s book that wi" do this
b, s s 'e whom S1 s 5 % s ssS In; and Ssv % %
for soed e I'si pleasure
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saan Win their 6SS'' housSt nd in,esctai osyHos
when he Illustrate point he uses for tina, objects that fam
G ys s S anna ,sss s @s ina; ' jus. and w
Of the Brigham Aends@y h1,
nterns rgelye Being professor Of rhetoric and eoeu,9n
,sy count uSess there are snsh eSsnd Tn a5s urged m',,
ss .Ss ; T sm9 s.S r g Ss; /. /.
1s 1s s!s'; @sa sPf ''ss ss:
believer Mis- eu, Tho apHlaoa an sn'st'
should bo patni,cd e'g.esy by who 30
S s s SS S S t p; @ viii teach all such tn" the Lord likes
opportunities
tho Professor addition
grea position Scrs saSsS %ceas Taisr
for three the SUD
addition
tact with classes she Bfglam
generation
he
points
those that
he has said In
Of
constructive IN It's character studded with attention and It's
lions reduced practice Doubt
positive
valuable contribution neglected;
ana commend to tho serious attention Of men,
not o
g. but nhfnu
has
wakncd thought and the wheels
cncte bubbles with
their hands
little
No be- he uhac learned old fail
IL
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speaking rhetorical teachings touched
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and IN
a
loving recall
epoch intellectual
female teacher
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CONCERNING PREACHING.
The Present Status of the Art Among Lat
ter-day Saints : How it Might
be Improved
Brief Dissertation by Professor NJ Nelson Author Of Preach
Ing and Public Speaking Followed by Spicy CoIee-
ton Of Criticisms and Press Comments.

Acsndd Barsain-Ths warning
. the my
, be quite candid win other have ga book ,syo arc
VIII hardly escape one Of the agent, send out to sn mankind
"a; e
The Test or,ee,re making soEs solomon
contact The book aaot d Si %s not know a, "uaa o"
able hn today o.
aay a 1SsS Ss O was a5vs" ErGHs The book
thai, ' iaS'"s (
and S l ST Ne SCI , a gS nee Zee. mission
aas he Conversion and REGENERATION Of the world ~ @ end fifteen hun.
that ws s R '' .s 9s Spi'e @ .Ss
very dear school dear i Sc, doa and Y eoa A Dear
ne method q earning 70 rrSe a 'S cy s When at,
Numbering may take away b synsss m yo1ss " T ,
what he s so% upon
op sS,' y, then 9s on preaching good
y SS' s' r sS az % c % ~ -sS' and s part
needed minister spiritual u Gonys and much
through ] the " association c quorum a' ssaSS
oss,aE ara ,ss Ia,e
At there throughout toolns Of wcari.
s o c Sa scarcely a day ,, dS S not
work preaching has then at home than
Preaching Also shSuid ya brother ond.
5o.' study to the Why Of preaching VIII G EiS
9s enough P,s aasd clothes NY esS
many other fields O activity have ons va5 better things Today
Ss s9sSsg, our S ar hs, taken lhe place
Instead
- ''"' NNNN' "ppPHb
Tho old log cabin thing Sleeps gray ana pioneer
no longer ndilnE
g Today universally condemned Yield 10 he spl.
our preaching should o ~ N'"'" wig
~ TG%SSps ' way rSs sSs ss
Il % II will
qed sp,"tsT Nothing bG, The practice % u
-, -f% ~ '"'''"s'" ''"-
Nor viii speakers vaiun1e
Tor him
are much tho IN all kinds literary
the description exposition
forms known 70 the preacher mus,
Apply ana vary at w Just the
VARIOUS OPINIONS.
peere Ncwsrhe Elder VIII ind much
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a r,rrsnuRo mArniciDr.


PlttsburF. Pa. oct. 2.-Bcrtha Bell
stein killed her mother today and later
put four bullets Into her own body,
from the effects OF which she cannot
recover. The only explanation the girl
has given FOR her terrible deed were
these w0rdHi II was tired VI NE. II
held no pleasures for me. | wanted 10
die and ala not want my mother 10
live ana fret over my death. For that
reason killed her"
Tho crime. which was committed
some time In the early morning. was
not discovered until late n the day.
when q son Of the murdered woman
came 10 the house and found her body
In her room. cold In death. The room
was covered with blood, and there was
every Indication that death had result
cd some hours before. In an adJoln-
ms room was found the body Of tho
murdcrcsa, lying In pool OF blood.
ana In her right hand was cluiehed a
revolver.
Mrs. Bclls,eln had been shot three
times. one shot had entered the right
side of the nose and taken a downward
course through the neck, and had cut
the seventh corvical vertebrate. Another
or shot had entered the right breast
and the third had passed through the
right groin.
4 bullet had torn It's way through
the young woman's rlght temple and
had passed out at the top OF the head
From both the entrance and the exit
~ the wound the brains were ooxlng
Another bullet had entered her left
breast near the heart and she had also
shot herself twice In the stomach. Tho
physicians said death was question
of only short time.
To one Of her brothers during n pc
Rod OF consciousness the Flfl told Of
the shooting Of her mother. She said
she went into the room with tho re-
yolvcr In her hand. She had decided
20 kin herself. ana knowing what the
shock TO her mother would he. con-
cluied that death would be preferable
90 auncrlnFH ON earth.
Her mother. she sad, was sleeping
when she went into the room. She
placed the revolver close 10 her breast
and fired on the replft Of the pistol
her mother sat up IN bed and said 10
her, "Hlrdie, what Arc you dolng7"
The answer was another shot. which
she SAYS. was fred AZ her mothers
face. This was evidently the shot
whir'h entered Mrs neiistein's f1ce and
resulted In her instant death, one
more wound was INFLICTED afterward
Frederick ncllatrln. the father, was
one OF the best known residents 81 Al.
icfheny lie died suddenly In Deem
her last from np1picXy Since then
Birdie. who was 20 years old, has been
depressed. and II II believed she was
temporarily insane.
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Charleston. q. C.. oct s.-Much alarm
was accustomed here today by the hoist
Ing Of cyclone signals by the weather
bureau. ~ was feared at one time
that much damage would be done. but
such was not tho ease. During the
day the wind reached a velocity u
aixty-two miles ana the tide roao two
ana half feet above normal. Several
streets Ia the city was submerged All
tho Hhlna IN the hnrbor sought safe nn-
chnrage. ~ IN feared that much dam
axe O. rice ana other products has been
done. No casualties have been re-
ported here.
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that IN making a trip to Omaha Expo
fitlon you are on the road ONLY ONE
NIGHT n you use the overland Lin
TOD" OF the Union Paclhcy Just the
thing Tor nervous people who prefer 10
travel by daylight and for "MCn OF
Affairs" 20 whom tie saving ~ iuai-
ness day n an important consideration,
we have tho Fast Mall" ONLY ONE
DAY on the road 10 Omaha. Appre-
citation % this incompatible time. to-
popular demand for tickets via the
Union Pacific at tho "old stand" 2Oi
Main street
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AN ovrncnowpnD TRANSPORT,
surgeon sesna, Nigorousi, Protests
iIsrdtaek for sick soldiers.

Santiago de Cuba. oes. e.-surgcon
Mai. Sluman OF the lranspor, OLDHAM
declares that there Will be repetition
OF the awful horrors thag have charae-
torlzed the voyage home o.; the other
transports II more sick soldiers are sent
on board the vessel for transportation
20 New York.
lie Gays that when she ohdam lnft
Porso Rico many on board were sick.
yet the ilrai quariermasier refused 10
fuiulsh wine for thclr use, but supplied
shem with bareback and canned food,
saying ma. he had no authority 10 DO
mat. surgeon seaman said he would
hold him responsible should any deaths
occur and hnaly succeeded In obtaln-
Ing suitable food FOR those who were M.
He asserts nat The ship has every
mam that she can carry and that II
she reaches New York without any
deaths occurring she Will be lucky.
Hearing tina; number OF other sick
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rnry rooK Tnr rows.


Washington. Ind, oct. s.-Thls city
la In a great state Of oxclttsien, TO.
night one hundred and afty coal
miners from Paua, H., came here this
afternoon and met az the fair grounds
with home union W miners and or
ganiztd. A. 10 O'Clock tonight they got
together ana, MASKED. visited The
uhacks whore the colured coal miners
lived About nity ut the negroes were
coWalled and at the points OF pistols
were driven out OF town, one negro
refused 90 90 and the miners fired on
him ile has not boon found and may
De klllod. The police could do nothing.
one brave policeman, Anderson Can.
non. wen, up 90 the whole mob and de.
handed OF them 90 dispense. They an
swered by ltyC'lng their pistols at him.
The masked miners took the town.
chief N Police CAL turned Ia the IRE
alarm and called out the oltizenA TO
assis, In kooplng peace Several arc
dtputlztd and n another Of the out.
breaks occurs much hloodahed Is liable
10 result. A. this hour OF night the
streets are crowded with people. The
maskcd men have hidden themselves,
p0salhly o. make an attack on other
negro shhcks There are possibly nifty
negroes who declare they Will die be-
fore they leave town.
Al i:g0 o'clock this tMonday) morn
ing the masked miners are believed 20
have gone 10 the mines, two miles
southeast Of the City, where more OF
the negroes are living, with the In
tentlon OF drlyIug them out Shots
have been heard In that direction for
Inc last half hour and there may be
a battle. The negroes AZ the mines are
wei armed.
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,,. surreon-major made protest and
s's.ed thai he was Informed by Gen.
Iewton that mis- protest anowed lack OF
discipline and ghtt an o'iicer nag p.en
sun,,1ted to see how many additional
~ 10 Obdam could carry.
surgeon seaman says he will cabh
es,,l-,on. Cenerai Sternberg pr0tcs;
Si"liaimlna r. responsibility for whatever
vor MrCicary Of Santiago Is en-
,,e,vSrlnr 10 compel the merchants 10
seii necdsslilos u NE az reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

opens Saturday at o'clock a. m. at
south OF z. c. NJ. I. Prices; Season
reserve selts-four seaslons-si.b0; sea-
son. general admlsslon-four sessions
81 90. single session, general admission.
Doc; single session. reserve, lSc. child
rem, admission matinee. 25c. Secure
your tickets In advance. Telephone
M ia
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Miss GEnr1K DusKrS,
Franklin, Neb., writes
81 suffered for some time with pain.
ful aud irregular menstruation, falling
Of the womb and pain In tho back. /
tried physicians, but found no relief
Twas at last persuaded TO try Lydia
y. rinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise II enough for what
IL has done for me. feel like n new
person. and would not part with your
medicine. l have recommended IL 70
--..-. - Z - - l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
Tho alrec, line 20 nausa. city. a

Tho direct line 10 Kansas city. st.
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depots In the daytime. II you
arr going East and care for day.
light ride through the grandest seem
see that your ticket reads via Lis
aour Pacific Hallway. Elegant chair
cars positively free TO the holders ot
Tegulnr train tickets
II. ID. koosER. G. =. a y A.,
Salt Lake city.
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George lwl. 8. O.. oct "a brisk
noriheisicf since last nlFht has backed
,he tide over the city wharfs ana rice
banks 10 this ylelnliy. n3atlnE Ties.
timber ana debris away, ana causing
a loss 81 the rice crop estimated rough
iv NJ III O10
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westward Hot

Philadelphia, Pa, oct e.-The Penn
Fylvanin commissioners 90 the Trans
'mlsslsslTmi today left In the special car
belfast Tor Omaha, whore they VIII
take part IN the ceremonies Incident
10 Pennsylvania day. Wednesday, oc-
tober 5th. Postmaster General Smhh
fas been Invited 10 make n number ~
speeches. political and patriotic. before
returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

all danger to the Threatened towns Il
over The temperature here has fallen
pcrcepiibly. ana dispatches from the
mountain towns Indicate similar for
tunate change, Al present nothing
IKE correct estimate Of the damaFe
done can be given, and u will be days
before an accurate statement u the
losses by me nrcs that have been rag
ms for week or more can be- made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

Selling Dates; From farther points.
october ith 20 sth. limit. returning.
october 18th; from near points. Octo-
Dor 9th % 9Th; limit. october 18th.
Special Trains: October 9th TO 9th
Will leave ogden $3.50 a. M. returning,
Leave SAT- Lake ~ NIB p M leave
rive Salt Lake. 1856 n. M. returning,
leave salt Lake at $50 .. M: Leave
Terminus, 1;ia, TnOole. $50 a. M; ar
rive salt Lake. $40 n, M: returning.
leave Salt Lake at 6 .. M. For further
particulars call on nearest o. $. L.
agent.
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Poison!

"Adulterated teas are dangerous
to health. Some of them are act
ually poisonous especially green teas
which contain copperas and prussian
blue. "-Nsso York HeyaM
schilling & Company San Francisco :,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

There IL no question that the frat IRE.
at the Denver 4 Rio Grands freight
house. was entirely accidental. possibly
being caused BY a spark from loco
motive.
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Mns. noYr rxrInrs.
The nsantifuI wife 1T tho Wen Known
Playwright nrpir.s suddenly.

New York. oct. g.-Carollne Mlskei
Hoyi, wife Of Charles Hoyt, DC play
Mflfht, died at her home In this city OF
hrlghts disease resulting In poisoning
and commissions.
Mrs. Hoyt had been IN but Tor two or
three days, ana her condition showed a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

Seattle. Wash. oct. "A report II in
general circulation here that the Cana
dian commissioners have demanded a
the towns Of TaTa and Skaguay Ia re-.
turn Tor fishing concessions on tho
Newfoundland boundary, Tho report
comes from sources that are considered
trustworthy. a call has been issued for
a meeting OF the leading merchants to-
morrow 20 investigate tho report. n
found 20 have any foundation. a strong
protest will be made against tho cea-
sion of any Alaskan territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

when you feel tired. ianguid. nervous
and are troubled with pnnples and
eruptions. you viii End Hoods SarsA-
parllla exactly meets your needs. II
purhes ana enriches the blood and
lmparta 10 Il the qualities 20 tone thu
nerves and nourlsh the whole system.
II cures all blood humors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03
FATALLY INJURED.


James Vincent
Tho dead men are OF the most proni-
neEt people 0f this section. A posse N
In pursul, Of IIolllngaworth and his
party
Lnto tonight u telephone message was
received from Woodbury.. Cannon ooun-
ty, stating that liollingawnrih had been
sixty men has him located aud expect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
10 West second south street.
Fan term opens September 9Th.
Write for full Information.
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Photographs OF finest quality made by
Johnson-Prast Drug Co.. a Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

HOODS PILLS cure sick headache,
nausea, billousnesa and all liver ills.
Price 70 cents.
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70 oapturc him tonight. together with
his accymphcca.
A sIICI. WANTED.
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suor rRoN AMBUSH
Five meu. Including Ministea Assassi.
mated la 1ennrssee.

Nurfrcesborn, Tenn. oct 2.-Thlrty
miles east Of this city ave men are re-
ported 20 hay, been aasassnatcd.
John H0ilInEaworth klllld a man by
the name OF HlgglnH something over a
year agn. a suit was brought against
iloliInFHworth and Judgment taken
against him by the members OF Zig
glns'H family for $1,000 Yesterday
there was 20 be an auction sale OF hH
property 10 satisfy the judgment. and
HoillngsW orth and several OF hla
friends concealed themselves In a barn
ON the place.
when tho men came 10 carry out tho
proceodlrgs. tho men IN hiding fred
into them with double barrel shot
guns. killing four men ana wuundlng
another DO badly that he VIII hardly
recover. The names ~ the victims are;
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KILLED

REV. A. g. webb.
Samuel webb, his son.
jon Higgins.
Unknown man.
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a,v wh,i' hs big fires were burning.
g,, \, ~ smaller ones broke out throueh.
de- wy destroying several real.
Ster , ana threw people lmo con.
q, ne limits OF the burned dlstrlot aro
H. ,nVhFer A RIO Grande railroad ON
III MN,, Cascade avenue on the eaat
r,,N ieak avenue on the north and
lls street on the south.
.,., NlpNk tht business houses burned
lin ~ me following; MacFarland &
tut blacksmlths; Irving q sons
tf-,,.. tt TIA Silver Moon restaurant,
pi,l9 'eAl company; Felix americana.
Nm tailor; pletz, blacksmith, John
cr ''n,, palrleri Bartleri. blacksmith.
set,iner a Jordan. blacasmithsi ans.
r. clothing; a. Shapiro. clothing.
Er. holllwan. shoemaker; 4. X
fsn,,e, lrwelry; NARROW Brothers, con.
o,s '9neryi Campbell. feed store. sec-
es,,. hini ttorei restaurant and gro.
M n.At oulf depot Salvation Army
ri1. uuna clr.hlng company; seldol-
h. NafehnuN. company, Their losaes
'-Tsa from $500 10 5000 each.
a ~ parlly loaded Freight cars nm
bnr,nnss hVer a Rio Grande tracks were
s.yerei arrests have been made Ia.
n.kn. OF persons sus.octed of startina
W attempting to start fresh ares, but
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-17
Sovereign Grand Lodge |. O, O. f,

Geo: &c H, Taylor and Z. w. Jester Of
this city. and James We.sch OF Milford
went to Boston yesterday to attend the
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of tho Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, which begins Mon
day. Mr.. Taylor will represent he grand
enca,npment and Mcssrs. Jester and
Welsh tho Grand Lodge.
The sovereign grand lodge, which Is the
supreme legislative and judicial body In
the order, is composed of five elective and
four appoin cd officers, nine past grand
sires, and 1877 represents ta,ives OF grand
lodges and grand encamrments In every
state and territory throughout the United
States aud Canada. The reports to be sub
mittod will show that the order is in q
very 1ourishing condition at the present
time, there being ll,j79 subordinate
lodges, with membership OF S39, COS and
1850 subordinate encampments, with a
membership OF l2S,93o
There are also 1893 Rcbekan lodges
with membe! ship OF POS, ,263. These fig.
ures disclose an increase Of S,352 lodge
members during tho past year, which Is
highly gratifying. The whole number of
founding Of tho order in 1880 Is 2,197 1876,
Of which number 2 l6G, l04 members have
been relieved and 23i, lU3 widowed families
relieved.
The report Of Grand Treasurer NJ. Rich
ards Muckle exhibits o balance ut the be.
ginning of the fiscal year of Sc, ,O5S.96, and
s57 40l. 81 receipts. making total Of Sl25,-
1927. Tho expenditures amounted TO So
60 Sc, leaving balance on hand OF &C.,
Si3 A.
Elaborate preparations have been made
by the Joint Committee Of the Grand
Lodge OF Massachusetts and the local
lodges OF Boston for the entertain ment of
the Representatives to the Sovereign Grand
Lodges and the members of the order who
Will attend the session.