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The Florence tribune., 1898-01-15
The Passing Of German.
IFrom the Prescott Journal-Miner., :,

MB. EDITOR: The now self-evident defeat of Arthur P. German of Mary land for reelection to the United States senate is simply vindication, and just, though inadequate punishment for political insincerity and hypocrisy. Arthur P. German has always been political pirate. Posing as Democrat, and as such receiving the highest hon. ors of his state, he has alwas been, and is now, a plutocrat and an enemy of the cardinal principles of Democracy. Indeed, there are no principles ad- vocated by the trust syndicates, tariff barons, or goldbugs, that he is not clearly in favor of. And if it had not been for his political treachery and hypocrisy, Maryland would now be, as she has always been, safe Demo- cratic state.
 David B. Hill of New York and Ar thur P. German of Maryland ought to be put in bag and shook to see which would come out first. Certain it is, that if Hill should come out first, Cor man would be close to the mouth of the bag.
 No true Democrat can ever forget the traitorous and infamous part rlsv- ed by German, Hill and Voorhees, dur ing the session of the 54th congress in aiding the repeal Of what was known as the Sherman Silver Bullion Sill; and then defeating any Legislation in lieu thereof. This was done at the be hest of Mr Cleveland.
 1 Up to this time the Hon. David ". Voorhees had, for many years, been 8 brilliant star of Democracy. To Dem ocracts there was magic in the sobri- quet, "the tall Sycamore of the
 Wabash" Brilliant in intellect, wise in statesmanship, brave and eloquent in speech, he was Democratic idol, al
 whose shrine there were many wor. shipers. But now the admirers anc
 worshipers at this shrine became
 fewer, and when the brilliant stal
 went down behind the eternal hills. fl
 did not leave in it's track it's wontet
 blaze of glory. There were sighs, ant
 not many tears.
 The.Hon. David B. Hill had, up t,
 this time, been the recognized antag onist of MT. Cleveland. Pale an, emotionless as statue, but cunnin, and subtle as politician, he had man aged to have sort of followin among those who were moved alone b political machinery. And now, whe he saw that President Cleveland wa betraying the high trust reposed i him by the Democracy, the one pal } amount question of silver coinage this redoubtable knight of politics chivalry, with spurs and plume an
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-15

An extraordinary instance of heredi- tary tendency to suicide was told by Prof. BrouardeI in Paris lately. A farmer near Etampes banged himself without apparent cause, leaving Q fam fly of seven sons and four daughter. Ten of the eleven subsequently, fol- lowed the fathers example, but not un- til they had married and begotten ehil dren, all of whom likewise hanged themselves. The only survivor is a son., who is now os years of age, and has passed safely beyond the family hang ing age.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-15

Now that attention is focused on the northwest of the Pacific, much in- terest attaches to the simultaneous publication in HAMPERS WEEKLY, Jan uary 8, of three papers dealing with different aspects of the question William Elliot Gri6is will contribute paper on "The Ruling Dynasty od China" Caspar Whitney on "The In dustrial Movement" in Japan, that ii to say, the adoption of Caucasian methods, and Arnold White, in hii letter from London, will explain th' feeling aroused in England over th' action of Germany.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-15

Dr. R. A. F. Penrose, the Arizona mining man and expert, several years since well known oarsman at Har- yard, and subsequently, a professor in the department of geology at Stanford, i, arrived at the Palace yesterday with his partner, John Brockman. They are the owners of the richest mines in Arizona, for which, it is reported, they have refused an offer of several million dollars.-[Sa Francisco Gall.
The Florence tribune., 1898-01-15
Just Do R,
From the Heavenly Twins.I

From the Heavenly TWins.J
 Evandne, after failing many times to reach a desired goal, arrives at this conclusion: "Just do 8 thing and don't talk about it. This is the great secret of success in all enterprises. Talk means discussion, discussion means irritation, irritation means op- position. and opposition means hind rance always, whether you are right or wrong"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
SeniatiOnrlr S3ene auf eiHrm Tricbs
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Gtnctnndti, II. MuguIt.-Ql5
bic DermeintIi6e 2eiGa Der in g}etpz
gort geitor6enen5rau Gli3a6et6 8jnz
telmann beute uuf Der 6is1igen
Spring : 8rope : Cemetery" 6seroiqt
perben iOQte un0 Der Sdrg nod elm
mai ge0ffnst tpur0e, TtaQte Ti4 beraus,
DaB Oerisl6e feline nei6li6en ueber=
rsIte, 1OnOern biejanigen Ds5 GapitGr5
SO. .. Sherman, zines 8olpntGr>Sfz
fi3iers aus &dnia5, peI6er BEL Sanz
ttago perpunbet puroe uno i'm 6oIpiz
tai gu Waibington, .. g., itur6, antz
6ielt. 8eiOe SGrge 6atten Ii9 auF
cim nGmli6en 3uge befunoen. unD IN
6Olge zines Srrt6ums mar Der unz
re4te Sarg bier abgeIaOeH porben.
Die 8%abnbeumtsn BADEN iebt cine De-
pef66 abgeI3ift, nm ben Sarg nit
6rau Mintelmdnn's Qeife 3uriidz
bringen gu laFen, unb Gupitdn S6erz
mans 2eife lit na9 &anias tpeiter
befDrDert norDen.
DIS Der gppitdn S6erman in
@dibingtOn anlangte, belt man feline
Dunoe nt6t fir bebentli4. Seine
8raut, elm SRI. Mber, fam aus &ans
fu5 na3 Der 8unoes6uuptitaOt nm
ii4 an einem f6DH Dor Dem &riega be-
fttmmten Datum nit i6m trauen gu
lafsn. 0dbrenb ie auf Der RsiIe
mar, berI9limmerte Ii9 Der 3uItano
6eS Captains, unb rpenjge Stunben
Dor Der Qntunft Der 8raut, Itar6 Der
8erpunOete. SRI. @ger begleitst jtBt
Die ue6erreite 3uriid naA &QnIas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
QIIerIet aug 0eutf6ldnb.
Die 8erliner G9auIpieIertn Sulie

@IIerGei aug 0eutf8Ianb.
0ie 8erliner G8auIpieIerin Suite
Sanben bat SeIbTtmprO ~begangen.
Die - i%ibrigens bereit5 Oementirte
- Melbung, baB Der beriibmte Ptaz
nit 9uoerefpgti bic 8e6rau9sfdbig=
felt 8lpeier Singer perloren babe, pirO
bier nur dls &etldme betra9tet.
Quf benz ODberiBer lle6ungsplaB
bei Spanbuu bat Ii9 Bring 5rteOri3
&eopolO bur3 einsn Stur3 oomPferoe
am &opfe berleBt.
Sn Ratibor lit Der 5ti4ler 8un3ez
nitI9e un0 in Nei1e Der Sii4ler
S8miot QuSgeipie1en nprOen, neil
ii9 8eioe an Der Qgitdtion fir bic
Rei68tugspo6l bet6eiltgten. 8siOe
Iinb SeItrei9eG unb SO8iaIiiten.
Sn @ermer86eim BAT Ii9 bic Sat
tin Des &uufmanu5 Braun nit i6ren
3pei &inoern ertrdntt.
On 8orO be5 r5iirit 8ismard" 6az
ben II. u. bic 8ei1e na9 Repzgort ans
getreten bic $50. Carroll 8repiter BON
96ilobelpbia, &on1ul Mig6t, 9eorg
Semler, SenrD 9urrop Don NeDs9ort
unO 9aItOr Nitolaus 8agnsr BON
8rootlDn.
unru6en in G6tna unb
GDred.
Qonbon, II. Quguit. = Giner
OepeI9e aug Seoul 5ufolge puros
bort elm qlun gum Stur5 Der coreuniz
f6en Regierung entOedt unb cine 4na
3a6l BON 8eamten, pelhe an Der 8er'
f6p0rung S6eil genommen BADEN IOls
len, befinoen Ii6 bereits in 9Gft. Gan
Qlbn 1T gsfIoben. Die Palaitpd6s in
Seoul 1T beoeutenD peritdrtt pOrOen
unb es berrT6t bort groBe Qufrsgun8.
Sine 9epeI9e aus 9eting meloet,
buB bic Snfurgenten in &pung St,
China, fortfu6ren, pliinbereien uno
unDere S9unbt6aten gu beriiben. Sic
6aben ppn mebreren 9arni1onsorten
BettB ergr1tten.
England bat gum S9uBe britif6er
8aufsute &risgsI4ifFe no4 Bu@bau
entianbt.
Die 9ineIiI4en 9anonen6oote pRu-
gan8in,1 n8pongIeB," nSaican,"
n9eanbo," p&angmo" unb Gang
fung~ Iinb na4 ben 9iItritten BON
apangsSi, no bic Gebslipn piitbet,
~a6gefu6rsn. 4u9 tauienb Splbaten
aus Canton unb 900 M&ann ppn 2uts
flung iinO na4 bort6in 6eorOsrt NOR
ben.
Die @a6lage 6ut cine fe6r ernIte
@eitult angenommen u. i'm @eI9dftsz
s6sn lit StiGItanb eiHgetreten. Die
1e6gtauIenb Wunn Itarfen 8s6easn
stpingen bic @inpp6ner, nit ibnen ge>
meinIame Sa9e gu MAIDEN, inbem lie
oroben, i'm Wsigerungsfaue ibre 9du~
Ter in 9ranb gu Iteden un0 lie t0oten
gu polen. Quf bisie @siie er6aIten
ibre 3ruppen ulpdlis 3upa4s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

i6 S6nen bafir cine S6uIO oerSantz
bartlett ab3utragen babe.
SIRE buntbdre 6rau 6. 9. Boiler.
g}o9 5pei Sabre ipGter iingt 6rau
8CIier 9aine's Glerpz@ COMPOUND folz
genoes 2oblieb:
Ct. s m 0, Sem, %. SUM 1896.
@ert6e 6erren! - Sd bin INNER
nod cine 6reuuotn unb bdntbdre 8e=
tennerin BON Paine'5 GelerDzGOmz
pound; bon msinen 6~reunoinren err
6ielt i9 berf9ieoere 8eitGtigungsz
i6reiben iber Die guten ReIultate, mel
de auf meme @mpfebIung fin oamit
errei4t purOen. Sd piini6e S6nen
fprtgeieBten Grfolg.
S6re ergebene
6rau 6. 9. Boiler.
Gtner Der grDBtcn Gnbetailz4 Opp
t6eter in Der Stabt, oefen 8eI6Gft e5
ibm erm0gli6t, ben 9uls be5 8u6li=
tumS in 8e3ug auf &rantbeiten uno
beren 9eiIung gu fii6Ien, iagt:
o6ruuen beOiirfen gang belonoers
zines angene6m n~irtenber StGrtungs=
mittels. 9ieIel6en leiDen' pielfa9 an
GrIdDpfprg unO finoen iofortige Grz
lei9terung Our6 9aine's Geierpz
COMPOUND. @ieIe 6amilien ge6rauz
6sn es, unO mand]e 6rau giebt es III
rem @utten, penn 2eBterer Don ieirer
geI6dftli6en S6Gtigteit eria0pft
QbenOs na4 5uuIe 5uriidte6rt. G5
perfeblt niemals feline itdrtenoe 8ir=
flung auf &Drper unb @eiit unb lit Elm
9rGporat, tpel6es einem algemeinen
8ebirfniB mad einem Ii6eren Il. tpo6lz
t6uenben Stdrtungsmittel entipri6t."
8aine'S GeIerDzG lit Das
5eilmittel, peI6e5 Dem 3uItanoe bon
6rauen angepaBt lit, beren @eiunObeit
3erriittet, oeren Narben erI6Iafft, be-
rem &0rper ubge8e6rt unO beren 8lut
biinn InD unrein lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
GeidGfts.@ egmeiier.

Waarrn.
@eEib & Bro. 5 hsSaItimSr sStross.
Tleioe:.
aiIes. 9trpanoer L 60. 10 0-itsgaltimOrsrstr>
&Inoen13nei0$r.
Ntrb i Tlsr3 6 Sfs9altimorssS truBs.
Sinnen Ino WeiBpadren.
GIurf & StsUeus. 2l2 9Orb=Gparltss5trab
M06sln unb Seppi1e.
Sol q Surnbua, Jun, i Co.. 1S g9efs 4aItimcrsRx,
gubpaaren, MdnteI un0 S9nittz
Wddren.
6. SalomOH & Co.. 9sEiRstOns un6 2i6srtps StrabG
Pfer0ege13irre uno &utf6en.
9. @. SabeOd Co.. u @sitsGapttts=S trabs.
S6u6e.
SsbrRSsr rlrner. DDS Ch.9altimor,.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

6rauen, pel6e fir ben 5uusbult gu
iorgen BADEN, iopie leiOenbe 2eute fin
ben Dduernbe Notwithstanding i6rer
&rGfte Our9 ben @ebrau9 pon 9aiz
re's @eIerpzGompouno, Dem gr0Bten
9erpenzD ieber6erits1er unb 8lutreiz
niger, nit pel9em bic MenIGbeit iez
mails geiegnet mar. 8eriu6t benfelz
ben, uno penn SIR gum Gintuuf BON
9aine's GelerbJGOmpOunO nu4 Der
4pOtbete gebt, 10 a6tet oarauf baB
SIR benielben er6aQtet.
6rau Boiler ipri9t fir 5abqoIe
6rauen, psl6e an Riideni4mer5en Il.
erI90pftem 3uItanbe geIitten BADEN II.
our6 9aine'S GelerDsG ompounb BON
S6mer3en unb S6pdhe befreit plrs
ben, Sruu Boiler er3Gblt bic Sc
i9i9te i6rer 8efreiung DON Snbalibiz
tdt in ben folgenoen 8riefen:
Mountain Sunction, Senn., 3. go
bem6er 1894.
8eus, Ri6urOIon &c So.
@ertbe 6erren! - @or 3pei Sab
rem fam i4 DON RobazScotiu unO
CLAUDE i4. buB mein gei4pd4ter gu
ftanD gum She'll tIimatif9en @infliiiz
fen 3u3uI4reibe~ mar. Sd OerIu4te
OerI9ieosne Qrten BON Mebitamenten,
bod purbe ih fortpd6renb gei4pd6z
ter, 10 oaB bas Sreppen 4ufz unO &bz
iteigen mir iebr i4per fiel, uno penn
i9 es berIu6te, aus5ugeben, mar i3
ge3pungen. mid gegen einen Baum gu
itiiBen oOer mid nieber3uieBen. na6z
Dem i6 nur penige S6rttte gegangen
mar. Sd bate berf4iebentli4 ii6er
9aine's geIerDsGompounb geleIen II.
entf6loB mid, OaFelbe gu gebrau4sn,
Sd tpuroe baour9 pieOer auf mel
ne 6iBe gebra4t, 10 baB i4 baOur4
ermut6igt purOe. Sd 8e6rau6te Derz
f6iebene SlQf6en, unD i6 fii6le, buB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

= 9et'm 8aben ertrunten Iinb i'm
Susque6anRa BEL .Wilfes6arre. pa,
bic 8riiber Milium unb SOfepb
QWid, pel9e i'm alter bon %. re1p.
"a Sabren ItanOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
Itasii6ss Gnbe 3lpcier @iiiiunarius
tlen.

8tctoria, 8.=G., u. Qu4uF.-
3pei ameritaniT9e Mif1ipnGrinnen,
SRI. Simmons unO SRI. QQen, Iiab,
ME bier eingetroffene PoItnu4ri6tsn
e~rgeben, i'm 9afan BON 0oto1ama,
Sapan, auf trdgiIGe DeiIe um'g Qez
ben getommsn. sic tpdran am 20.
Suli uuf elmer 9ampf6artdiIe 6in1us
gefdhran, UNI ii4 DON 5reunoan, pel6e
duf BAN Dampfer rGmpraB Of Sdpaa"
mad Qmerita ~5uriidte6rten, az bsru6z
i6sDen. Quf Der Rii6fo6rt coQiDirte
cine unge16tdt ~gellntta 1T6unfe nit
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fpurOe bubid6fi4 auf BEN 9ugipriet
ces Segelfabr3eugs aufgeTpjeBt. 81
blie6 augen6lifli9 toot. Fri. Qlsn
tDurpe Q benz Bug am 8opf uno
SGultsrn g%strOffea unb 70 fGpar berz
leBt, Dab tie am folgenOon Sage itar6.
90 sicbt fein beiieres Starfnn9S.
mittel
CUR @rfrif9ung BEL 6eiBem Detter, ais
Elm 9las n9olobrdu" (6eQes) poar
nMin6ener" 0untla8) Bier. Gs IinO
oieies bic populGreD Sorten Der $50
Be- : 8tauerei." &iite nit 5pei 9uz
B:nO 9intflai6en $1.00. 6%anoOars
UNI @onpapitraBe. Gelepbpn 1925.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
ShiFsfarfert

I'D a nnO BON @MroDa iiber Bremen oses Nauas
burg teiorst bic
GrpeoitIon Oes .9tnticleR Gorretpomoenten,s
G.s22.sges SaItim0resStr. uHs VoisC fEees Zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
S1.25 BON Baltimore nd9
Daf6ingtpn uno 5uriid Guf Der

Wa1bingfDR un0 5urUd dHT DIT
,9ennIplpanier @ifen6abn."
@amItags unb Sonntugs pdbreno
bes M1ondts 4usuit; giiItig fir Die
Riidfa6rt bis gum folgenben MOntag.
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tirten GonsreB5uges."
@o,6ri,S a-30. 4us)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13
90 8icbt fein beiicres Stdrfun9S=
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-13

~ @es!'INI q SOVH' 1VV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
@las, Selfurben unb Girni6e.
9sbruoer 9aHltue, 23S Sups&oporo:Strabe.
Siri6bsrg, @olauOsr & Co., loo g9tit.QrattsStr.
Gsnr9 6sim & Co., eoDGrS' Hno SaS.ttss5truSs.
&uti6en unb ale Sr-ten Wdqen.
Gaetb & Diet, Sr. 26. 3srtb, Strabe.
&Gtfee=Smporteure unb <EOfter.
s9be GntersEiis aGffss Co. 2O3 OfsaomburDar.
&leibsr.
& s@s ss.u Born ! ! g.: ~ ao: shp: tRdsis; gtr.s..
&ur34 unb S9uittpaaren H.. !. NJ.
vgaltiu:ars Bargain 6Ouis,' 2l6 ". s@oItimOreRr.
2anbDirtbi6dftli6e 8erGtbi9aIten.
Gade..
S.brae.. srrv, % GRsaSmbOrOsstTate
photographer.
q. 6osu u O., arinot0nitr.. &atsbuus ~esasRfb.r.
M~e6lbGnoIer.
6. 6. aiuf & Co.. ia eiO=6ptparbs6trubs.
Neutrality-suspicious..
GrcSaul's @OrsbOuis. 9ari'aps. l.. SOIp5tn's tt'
9apter unb BupierzS Often.
eu"k SiTUn & Co., % ehh'Gbarlts's trass.
gIum6er Materiatien.
Die Snmss RobsrtiOn 2itS. Co., 80 $uHOOsr'str.
9ubz uno WeiBpaaren.
armRrOnu' Gator & Co., 9 @sfsSaIi.m0rs'str.
S9nittpdren.
@ebraSr Strorb, 43 egpins;9laa
Santsl Wiaer & 60, % 9opttnssYIats.
O. Yt. Sutton & Co., 80 3Op!ins'9iats.
StruApfpaaren, 9anbf9ube, aur5a
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Seppi6e.
o.. G. Griffith { Go. los Ca.garttmOre.st rass.
Sbireil, Edbmea uno QGben.
Grant s. sSattiHs & 60, 400 Nt.9Gatt.s truss.
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@bist:es. @sint !, 7. ~.
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Geo. q. uleGdip & 60. go ROrosG6arltss etIaSs
5ol5 unb Go6len.
esbraber 9rsiDH. u ROros6OaiOapss trd5s.
QaartDdaren.
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quite unD Pel3e.
a.. a. Tabor a 10. 3 slsrbsGalpsrts6 trabG.
Sunelisrs. StIbsrs aRa piattirte
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YrunDeigentbum un0 0arleben.

Gbus. 6. Saragt p Gits4tringtOns Strubt.
9itrrt 6. Suoan & R.ffs, 16 .pfs2cEinGtOnsS Str.
SruItz Gpmpagnie'r.
Baltimore 3ruit & Guarantee 60, equitable 9ISa,
SAFE 9spOEt / Sruit 50, Is SOGtbsStrubs.
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0eIdGits>@ egweiier.
3uOer(GGlIger Wegwei(Rr
-pon-
bfruOrragrnSen paItimurrr firmrn
6 8.

Iusldnbifde unO einbeimii9e Pros
butte.
Q. RusfeIp & SObn, S Ohs9raltsStraBs.
Sant=, SupeIier= unb 4pot9etezGin'
ri9tungen.
8. I. gantes, 9-13 9eits 9rattsS trabs.
86u6pl3=6Gnbter.
GPOs. Tatt5eirs & eObH. GantOnsSpsHus aHS Ills
StO. 8. sIoda & Bro. 44 aiabtHrabsp-R stfts.
8au6oIs unb 6oI3I9reibez Utiiblen.
BrdRs uHo Refrigerdtor : nteniilien.
S9aaues elebbius. II ORseerman.etroBs.
G;garren uno gidtterzSobat
Mm. u. Boob & Co., s. 60utbs6trabs.
@iber uao @ifi9.
eetDis Gamer L S6bue. III Ssut5sStsaBG.
GonDitpr.
Die SEQ. SlOme & Sobu Co., 6i7 %. sgoltimer.ar.
Sidmdntert, Qbren u. S6mudI d6e1.
D. Gppcn5.tntsr & Bro, III @sHsgaltimOrssstr.
Sampfmai9inenz unb &ehelzSahris
tdnten.
9hoR. G. 8afbor & Co., % 2iabtsStroBs.
SOhH Q. Aot. 332-S34 RorbsGoaiSapsS trabs.
Srd5tnddrer.
Sufur & Co., Gil rbsSODa-bsStruss.
Oroguen.
GiLp,=. aanSSOu G Co.. ia 2iabtsStrabs.
Glepntpren.
SIS. Sass' 666ns, 9ratts Il. 9rsfosRtsS tratG
Giiennddren.
Sobu Susr & eobue, % sho.Gburlss :6trobs.
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s1ab6 / Ssrtius 6aropare Co. lI Sopttns'
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Strides &inbFleii9 unb Sfpeinss
,-n.,, 8, t i;
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The herald., 1898-01-03
MoNRovIA

MONROVIA, Jan. 1.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Monrovia lodge 3OS. Free
and Accepted Masons, held reception
Tuesday evening at the operahouse,
during which the newly elected and ap-
pointed officers were installed into their
respective stations as follows:
Worshipful master, J. H. Strine; sem
for warden, F. J. Cornes; Junior warden.
l.. N. Wheeler; treasurer, j. Fl. Bartle.
secretary, ]. w. Harvey; marshal, A. Fl.
johnson; chaplain, M. II. Chamberlin.
senior deacon, G. w. Monroe; Junior
deacon, E. f. Spence; senior steward. A.
w. Reese: Junior steward, Joseph Fow-
Ter; tyler, D. w. c. Sawyer; E. S. Arm
strong, the immediate past master of the
lodge, acted as installing officer. and
Past Master W. w. Whitaker as mar
shall.
After the installation services were
concluded the marshal in few appro-
pirate words, presented d past masters
jewel to the retiring master, E. s. Arm
strong, and that gentleman made n
feeling reply.
Following was short program. in
which were addresses by Judge 3. NJ
Smith and Prof. ]. A. Foshay of Los
Angeles, and Rev. Maud Willis of J,os
Angeles gave one of her excellent read-
ings. The musical numbers We're a
piano solo by Miss Ida Wilmington and
a vocal trio by Misses Lily and Edna
Monroe and Milly Price.
tuesday afternoon Mrs. p. 4. Reed. as