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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

VIM. Arthur let for Tower. Mimi,
on Thursday.
The song Of the fo2 Norn j. again
hear. III our mi.ls:
->Is- he Ration il AIDE to He out
after two weeks Illness
Northern Grown Seeds in bulk,
at /. Is. smith IL Co.'S.
Mr. and Mrs. >tarkwtatuer Have
taken up Their abode ut the arm.
Miss Winfred Bardon is just out
after severe attack OF the munps
The foundations are about complete
for the Descent huuses on Becker Ave.
A number of buildings are in course
of constitution III Itasca and at Al!ouez
bay.
Owing to the lack of rain and snow
the waters OF tie bay and lake are very
low.
MIR A. E. Black returned the first
Of the week from his business trip
abroad.
Miss Jennie Listman returnedWed-
.l.,...,t
Mr.. Railton and family are nicely
settled in one az the Fiag, houses at the
''i '''' - 'i''
Mr.. Louis Pratt the popular grocer
has been on the SICK 'lst i"F seSer"'
DAYS past, but Is again able 10 he OUT,
MIR. Harvey Green, WHO has been
out III Minnesota assisting t"hi'a't"f
NNe Ill huiidih2 mr. hi> I''"i l'e"
home.
Mrs. Hall. who has been With Mr..
and Mrs. John Bardon all winter, re-
- :.
:, =
r;.,,nor vara ,,Irod to = paul the first
co.,, ,r,..,. :. witnesses !, s,n,a real
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

On Saturday evening, tie 10th, a
country dance was given at Arthur
Pickles hotel on the \. 7. road near
Wentworth. There was large attend
ance, and the fine dancing room, and IN
fact the whole house, was swept and
garnished and decorated III honor of
the festivities. \ number of people
from this city were among the guests.
An excellent supper was served early,
and lunch spread at closing. The
music (secured in the neighborhool)
was excellent. \ fine time is reported
by those who attended.
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Kind Friends Assist.

Everybody who reads this item and
uses Ivory soap, or will hereafter use
Ivory soap is requested to save the
wrapplngs and send them to Mr.. Frank
Jackson. for the Cummings avenue
Methodist League, as they are making
an effort to secure piano for the new
church, which will be presented them
when they send in II 900 wrappers Let
one and all help little and the good
work will soon be accomplished.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
RuSklen'S Arnica SalXe.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped bands. chilblains.
corns. and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by T. c. Hl-
zen.
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Company 81" Volunteers.

About all the available space at the
armory Thursday evening was filled by
enthusiastic citizens when the local
militia company met for its weekly drill.
Early In the evening the non-commis-
stoned officers received orders to notify
all guardsmen to report at the armory,
and rumOrs were at1oat that the COM
pany had been called out, but these
proved untrue as Captain Newton an
nounced that no orders of any nature
had been received. At roll call a num-
Der of men were found to be absent, but
they were soon brought in by details.
Captain Newton read a telegram from
AdJt. General Boardman asking if the
company would volunteer, guard or
ganiZation to be retained, in case of a
call. The Captain explained that each
man must answer for himself alone and
that the company would retain its pres
ent officers, or such of them as volun-
teered to 90. For himself he stated
that he intended to offer his services,
which announcement was received with
cheers from company and spectators
that made the building tremble, and
when volunteers were asked to step
forward about forty FIVE guardsmen
signltied their willingness to respond
when the country called for soldiers
and these were joined by about twenty
new recruits. There was tremendous
cheering as these men offered their
services and great enthusiasm prevailed
throug bout the meeting.
When the company had been dis
missed the following veil was given, and
though not couched in the most elegant
language, is, nevertheless, quite express
siye:
'America, America,
Remember the Maine;
Hurrah for Cuba
To ,,.ith Sal,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

a letter received from Rev. Wright
announces his return home TO Sparta,
after three months absence abroad.
and that he is fully restored to health,
the trip accomplishing all, and more,
than he had dared TO hone for The
other members of the family are all
we'll and wish to be remembered to
their Superior friends. Mr.. Wright
visited many OF the principal cities Ill
England. Scotland and Wales while
away and has ne doubt added many
interesting experiences and observa-
tons to his already large stock of for
egn information. which he makes such
excellent use of from time to time in
his sermons and Lectures We are all
glad 10 know of his return and trust
,uat he may he spared for years with
health sufficient 80 continue In the
cool "ork % his choice.
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Farmers Institute for June, 1898.
University Of Wisconsin,

Madison, Wis. April ,, 1893
We are planning 10 hold ten Summer
Institutes in Northern Wisconsin in
June. at points that are too far north 10
make winter meetings advisable
your town has hall that can be
secured in which to hold a one dav
meeting, and your farmers and enter
prising business men wish gatherin.
of this kind, write to this office for
blank petition.
As only ten of these meetings can be
placed IL will be we'll not to delay, but
write at once. as the earliest appiica-
tons will receive the most favorable
consideration.
GEO. Nickel Supt,
Madison Wis
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" America! America.
Remember the Maine;
Hurrah for Cuba
TO HI with Spain"
First Launching of the Season.

Fully five thousand people witnessed
the launching Of the steel barge
NADIA, which occurred Monday
afternoon at the shipyard. Miss Carrie
Lewis one of the charming daughter RS
of John l.. Lewis of the West End had
the honor of christening the boat, and
was the recipient of beautiful boquet
of American Beauty roses, the compli-
ments Of the American Steel Barge
Company. The guests of honor who
surrounded Miss Lewis while she pro-
nounced the solemn words ~ christen
thee Mazda" included Misses Daisy
Lewis, Ethel McCord and Fredrica
Hammond, and Messrs Robert Kelley,
DR.. Common and A. G. Dietricx. The
Mazda is built for the Minnesota Steam
ship Company and is to be a travelling
companion to the constitution when
was launched inst a year ago to the dav
1t is said that on a draft of eighteen feet
of water this vessel will carry the enor-
nous cargo of 5000 gross tons or $500
net tons of ore, equal TO PIG, 600 bushels
of " heat
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".
Thomas A. Reynolds. rank G. Athert0n, 3cIiic
II. AthertOu. simon SUuILerHeid, lGEaIZ
HasterlitZ, Charles HdsterIitz and Samuel Has
ter!ilz, defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant t. n Judgment Of foreclosure made and
entered III the above entitled action, on tin.
Thirteenth dGv OF March. A. j.. lsg7, will on
the 23rd day Of May, l.+- at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, a. the east-riy mont door OF The Court
H"usc IN the City Uf superior, County OF Dou-
giGs ana State OF n lscOasIn. offer for sale. AMI
sell TO the highest bidder Tor cash at public auc
ton the real estate ordered by said Judgment 10
be sold. and described a follows:
Lot humber Twenty in Block number One
Hundred and Elnety-NiEe, ii at superior, Sixth
Division according 10 the survey and plat Of
said division % record in the office Of Register
Of Deeds Of said Douglas County, 10 satisfy the
amount OF one Thousand SIX Hundred aud
IbiTty-EOIr dollars aud segeIIY-fiye cents, With
Interest thereon from the cate of said Ju 1cmcuf
together with The COSTS and expenses Ct such
safe ~ provided ana ordered in said Judgment
Dated llis fourth day of April. 4 d !. $3.50.
FRANK L. WILCOX,
Sheriff Of Douglas County Wis.
JAELs W. OSBORNE aud WIFI - AcA ECg:,,
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German " + SIpj3y ScbpDl

Meets Every SUNDAY At o. a. IA. in n"
League room of the FIRST VI + fhur, Il
east Enid All children welcome.
REV. J. q. LEHNEnT.
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Sons Of Veterans

CUSTER CAMP No. 40. Division Of WfscOn-
sin. meets 1t and 3rd Monday evenings
Of each month with \. G. HAIL at No. 1ll9
Tower Ave. Members of III" 6. A. X.
and visiting brothers heartily welcomed.
JOHN ORR. CAPTAIN.
\, q HALL. LIST Scrgt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
Presbyterian Cake Sale.

The ladies of the East end Presbyter-
ian Church will, during the month OF
May. sell cake. bread, rolls and dough
nuts every Saturday afternoon at Cur
rie's Meat Market. st
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

Circle meets First Monday in each month
in Central Park M F. church.
Mrs. WUELDEN President.
Miss. OTIS. Secretary.
Mis-. RARKEY. Treasurer.
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REV. A. l.. TULL, Pastor.

E7WORTH LEAGUE Of the Church Iour,e
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday evening
az Z SOcia, and busin, meeting first Tues
day of each month. A y are cordially invited
CLARENCE l. NRtELAND
President
MIsL ANNA F. ROBERTS, Secretary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
G. A. X. Can1p Fire at Iron River.

A most successful camp fire was held
at Iron River OH Tuesday night of this
| week. A special train from Ashland
and Washburn brought large numter
from those places, and Superior had
| several present. The large hall was
filled to its utmost capacity. Col. San
ford, of Madison, Z. A. Shores, Judge
Parish and Mrs. Shores of Ashland,
Hon. VIM. O'Neil and Prof Rudd of
Washburn, Hon. Jas. ii. Agen ofSuper-
Tor, and several others gave addresses.
the children sang and boys gave recita-
tlons, and thus the exercises were con-
tinued until very late hour, but the
crowd stayed to the last. At the ire
hall most bountiful repast was pro-
vlded and daintily served, and among
the cakes were three made by Mrs.
Rabb deserving special mention on &C.
count of the finely executed colored
decorations Of patriotic designs. These
were given TO Hon. VIM. O'Neil, Judge
Parish and S. E. Tubbs. as souvenirs of
the occasion. After the supper those
desiring danced until the wee small
hours o. the morning. We saw many
Superior or Douglas county people, Mr.
and Mrs. Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. Grout,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and others
Iron River like al other towns is quiet,
vet under all circumstances is a thriv-
ing place with two large sawmilis, and
has railroad and large numbering inter-
ests and a newspaper. AS times i'm
prove go will Iron River.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has arranged a meeting in
the interest of general Sabbath observ-
ance, to be held Oh Sunday at 500 D. m.
in the Pilgrim Congregational church.
The question will be discussed bv w.
b. Kellogg from a legal standpoint; by
DR.. Mckay from medical standpoint;
by Rev. +. A. Mckinney of South SUI
perior from a religious standpoint, and
Mrs. Thorn Dson, President Of the Dull
nth w. Z. T. T., is expected to speak
for the home. Mrs. Austin will preside
at the piano. Mr.. Hamilton will sing
and Mr.. Chisholm VIII render cornet
solo. All are invited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
NATIONAL,

prasident-William Mckinley, of Ohio
sic. PreSident-Garret A. Hobart, of New Jersey
Secretary of State-John sherman, of Ohio.
secretary of the Treasury-Lyman J. Gage, OF
Illinois
Secretary of War-Russell A. Alger of Michigan
,ttnrreI General--Joseph Mckenna, of Cali
Postmaster General-james A. Gary, of Mary
Secretary OF the Navy-John d. Long, of Mas
-.a-.,arv Of observation-disclosures Wilson of Iowa
sectetsry OF the Intcrior-Colnelius n. Bliss, of
New York.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

PRESBiT IAN.-Services every Sunday morI.
ing and evening AT 1890 n m. and 7:30 D. m.
Sunday school following the morning service.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80. AID
are cordially invited. The y 2. S. c. f. meets
at E:i1 D. N
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

VT dHI 7 NY Ut ITFI hNfFHF'E
!. -. ROBE Pc: I 20. IN Department e
iScOnSin. meets every Second and fourth
Tuesday evening Of each month at 2gi
West Fifth street. Visiting comrades cor
daily Invited. T.. X. OTIS. Com.
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IInrroNcI order OF Rcd Mcn.

Impr)IcI ETdcF OF Rcd Won.
GtMNEE TRIBE NJ. improved
Order ,t Red Men Meets every NrducS-
day evening i'll Grays Hall. Fifth street,
Superior. II HALL. Sec.
]. +. MARCY Sachcm.
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D. S. S. & A. r. r.
ChHrch D.racte~

1ETHODlST.- Services every SUNDAY MORN
ing and evening. at 1915 and 80 Sunds,-
Schonl Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening AT
-:aN a II arc cnrlialiN inyitnd
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SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN

ran I'll. on .ha.5 hsE.ee
All orders for Invitations and programs
and guarantee satisfaction. Speciai ~
tentlon is called 10 our samples u en-
sraved Invitations. They are u lite more
etpc5sivss h1- fsey s-s 7se y-r t.st.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

T.. GFoN, will attend professional calls
all honrs OF the day or night from village
country Cor. Becker & Fifth, Superior.
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Gay.
CONSTABLES.
Evans Camp and William a. Woods.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Ward-And. G. Newburg Pop; C. y.
O'Hare. Democrat
second Ward DAME! r. Long. Rep; sam
url Crumpton. Republican;
Third Ward-Dancl iund, Ind; +. Frazer
Wood, Dem.
Fourth Ward-Larry Bremen. Republican.
Christian Eimou. Republican,.
Fifth tard Fred A. Graham. Republican,
Edward \. Dahl. Republicans:
sixth Ward-M. w Mcneil. Rep; John
McGrath Republican.
Seventh Ward Edward Mckinnon. Rep
AleN K Mills Republican.
Eighth Ward -tiortion Il. French, Republican
John I Heuic. Republican,;
Ninth Ward-Martin Mclean. Democrat
IL L. SchlaDpI, Republican,;
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
] i. Marcy. A. Olson, Fred Baxter
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REV. W. ALLISON. Pastor

CHURCH OF THE RFDEENER Services
al 500 and lh:i5 Il m. and 80 D. IN. sunday
School l2:I p. m. Fridays ut 4:l5 p. III.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-04-23

'ATHOLIC-MaSS at $50 and 10 90 A. NJ Instruc-
ton at 800 P. y. NeSIerS ~ 800 P. NJ Services
every Friday evening mt 30
REV. FATHER SALVATORE, Pastor
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COUNTY
90. BOARD.

First ward James Bardon ........., Democrat
second ward-Mfchael :. Bright Democrat
Third ward-AntOn Johnson. Democrat
Fourth ward-lgnatius \. snyder $500. Rep
FIFTH ward-iohn THOMPSON. 49, Repub lean
Sixth ward -JiIrneS K. Burke 80. Republican
seventh ward-AleN Mckenzie Republican
+: ghth ward-Edward Hanton Republican
<inth ward-Charlcs Il. Carlson Republican
Ncbagamain-iaVid Do5ie. Democrat
iordon Kenneth McLa%gan. Republican
superior Frank Desmond ......... Democrat
Br.r-Nm. CoIn"SS -.-........ Democrat
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STATE
LEGISLATIVE

- Tar,,Ins CONGRESSMAN 10Th Dist
r ~ u Mills ......... Estate Senator
IaryiI Wbife "A Sscmbiym 1st Dist
IN JON > Dist
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Saturday. April %, 1898.
ST, PAUL & DULUTH X X
GEO. Fl. SMITH. Ticket Agent
c. st p. NJ. & o. TIME CARD

GOING SOUTH
Leave Ut .-...-- ll;l3a M. 53S p m. ll:;6pm
GOING NORTH
arrive a. -..-.-.-- $50 a M $50 m. 5:l3 :, III.
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The Superior Times.

ALLUNA {. CHRISTIE. Admins
tratrlx of the Estate of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased.
Publisher.
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Two Dollars Year in Advance
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Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
superior Court OF Douglas County
Carleton College, Plaintiff,
The times., 1898-10-04

dren living in the same building. so that
proper action can be taken by the medical
authorities.
"As soon as 1t is suspected that a per-
son has scarlet fever or diph liberia the pa
tient should be removed to a room as far
as possible from those occupied by other
persons. The sick room should be cleared
of all articles not absolutely necessary,
such as clothing. carpets and upholstered
furniture. If the case proved to be diph-
liberia or scarlet fever the room from
which the patient was removed should be
disinfected Immediately.
THE sick room should be shut off from
the rest of the house by covering the
doorways with sheets and blankets kept
wet with disinfecting solution.
The number OF persons coming i'm con-
tact with the patient in the capaoISy Of
nurses need not usually exceed two
Such persons should. while on duty, wear
such clothing as will enable tlem to leave
their outer garments at the doorway of
the sick room when going out. a c;tI'
should also be worn, which is a Icorcctor
from dust, common carrier % ccrta-
gious germs Domestic animals should
not be allowed 10 erter the sick T;'cn',
and letters should not be sent from the
patient nor from those in art er.dtpce
when written in the sick room. Persons
from such infected premises s. souid not
attend schools nor any kind Of public as
semblage as is often done.
Another important thing, children
/ should not be permitted to attend schoo
\ while residing in houses or apartment:
in which cases of scarlet fever or OF
! diphtheria exist, nor until the expiration
| of tow weeks after the date OF theil
exposure to the disease.
The times., 1898-10-04
GALLERY OF ART Opens
New Floors Have Been Laid
and Other Changes Made.
NEW PICTURES EXHIBITED
The Collection Has Been Materially
IncFessed-The Institution in Ret
ter Condition Than Ever Know n
in Its History The Corcoran
Yesterday.

The Coreoran Gallery of Art was open
to visitors yesterday for the first time
since June /. The many visitors who took
the first opportunity to inspect the gall
lery after its overhauling were delighted
with the many improvements and the
generally enhanced artistic app arance.
While many minor improvements have
been made the most notable change that
met the eye of former frequenters of the
gallery was the new flooring of oak par
quetry The floor has been put down in
the best known way, and although it con-
sis:s of small pieces of oak, it is as
smooth as rol sic marble AMI adds very
materially to the general elegance of the
gallery. This one Improvement alone has
been made at a cost of over S27, ,000 The
flooring, which was taken out although
not worn out, was imperfectly laid in the
first place, and was always source of
annoyance and not in keeping with the
surroundings.
There have been quite number of ad-
ditions made to the collection of pictures
in the shape of loans from admiring pat
rons.
The Corcoran Gallery is a joy forever to
lovers of the beautiful. The moment one
enters the vestibule there is presented to
the eye a scene of art and architecture
unsurpassed in America. The architec-
ture is purely Grecian. aud from the ves-
thule one can look through the atrium
with it's fiuted columns of Indian lime
stone, and up the broad white marble
stairs. in the center of which, directly in
front is a statue of Julius Caesar. a few
broad steps lead into the atrium, which
is the largest hall in the building, and IS
devoted to the exhibition of casts, re-
productions from the statuary in the
Vatican. Demosthenes, and Socrates.
The Winged Victory, a cast of the west
gate of the baptistry at Florence by
Gheberti. which Michael Angelo said was
beautiful enough to be the gates OF
heaven These are beautifully set off by
| the splendid light wells in the ceiling
above and coming down through the
double corridors.
| In one of the reserve galleries on this
| floor are two notable pictures by Will
| liam Morris Hunt, who made the famous
| decorations in the capitol at Albany
The times., 1898-10-04
INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
james CalIahan's Attempt to Com
nit Suicide Was Successful.

James Callahan, a bbricklayer OF ll43 Eight
eenth Street northwest who cut his threat with
the blade OF a safety yesterday afternoon
with suicidal intent. died at the Emergency Hos
pital shortly after s o'clock last night Coroner
Carr was notified and gave certificate Of death
The arrangements for his funeral will be made
today.
Callahan had been drinking excessively and was
suffering from dele-ium tremens when he was
taken to the hospital. Early yesterday morning.
while suffering from delirium. he jumped from a
second story window into the back yard of his
house, but only received slight bruises Police
man Raedy found him and took him back into
the house
About II o'clock he became violent again and
his two sisters, with whom he lived. found i,
difficult to manage him. Finally, they were com
PEELED to leave the house, on business, and they
called in James Dent. coIored. to watch their
brother during their absence.
Callahan remained quiet for while, and after
his sisters had been gene some time he told Dent
that he would go upstairs and lie down The
eolored man allowed him 10 go. but soon became
alarmed and went upstairs after him. The door
Of the room Callahan had entered was locked and
Dent received no response TO repeated knocSs and
calls
He out into the strer;. where he found
Policeman Hanley. who accompanied him into the
house Hsnley unable 10 get. tae door open.
but ladder was procured and he climbed up to
the window. Callahan laN1oa the floor, uncon-
scious, with frightfuI cash in his throat
The ambulance was summoned and, Callahan
taken TO the Emergency Hospital. He died
without recovering consciousness.
The times., 1898-10-04
THE DATE POSTPONED.
Question of Presenting Medals to
District Soldiers.


The regular monthly meeting of the
District Aid Society was held last evening
at the Central Market Hall, DR. II. n.
Couden in the chair. The reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting was dis
pensed with. The regular routine BUSH
ness having been disposed Of Secretary
Adams submitted partial report, show
ing that since the last meeting he had re-
ceived the sum of S369.O3. in addition to
si2450 previously reported. OF this amount
S504.0i had been expended, leaving a bal
ance on hand of $3.50 49,
The question then arose as to the lunch
that is to be given to the members of the
First District Regiment on the occasion
of the presentation OF badges at the
/ White House on the 18th instant. but on
account OF the Illness of Col. Harries in
AsheVille 1t was decided to appoint
committee of five to confer with the OFF,
GERS and men of the regiment as to the
advisability OF postponing the matter un-
til the colonel is restored to health and a
date fixed which would be convenient for
all concerned. The chairman then ap-
pointed the following committee: Mes
DANES North, Couden, Barbour, Lewis and
Heron
Mrs. North then moved that a sum of
SO be appropriated from the amount In
the hands of the treasurer and donated TO
the temporary home for soldiers on Ninth
Street She made most urgent appeal,
stating that the ladies were doing a most
excellent work. After some discussion the
motion was agreed to and the treasurer
was instructed to pay the amount to the
/ ladies of the home.
The meeting then adjourned to the first
/ Monday in November subject TO earlier
of The. =f,a 7fNr
! arise demanding the committees atten-
ton.