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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-06-07
UNDERTAKING.

am prepared to give my special attention to
the business of Undertaking
Being practical mechanic and determined
to give satisfaction, respectfully solicit shar
of pu bic patronage
May 49, 1877. LEWIS STA RRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-06-07
AN ELEGTROCURE.
AGENTS WANTED BOTH SEX.
Stephenson Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Charles Town, Jefferson county, W. Va.

The sixteenth session will begin September
z. For catalogue containing terms aud other
pS Jysoi REV. g. n. CAMPBELL. D. D.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-06-07
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY
Machine Shops.

Situated on Berryville Turnpike, within the
Corpoiute Limits of Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-06-07

CLBMENr A. EVANS, Georgia.
ROBERT WHITE, W. Virginia.
j. B. BRIGGS, Kentucky.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1898-06-07

VIII thank the public generally for share
of their patronage. Yours respectfully,
JOHN G. WELLER.
Address P. o. Box 81.
September II, 1889.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
SANTA FE ROUTE.
New and improves rrnln Service.

Denver to California IN two days.
Two fast trains daily TO Kansas City
and Chicago.
Seven hours quicker time 10 New
Mexico, Fl Paso and Mexico.
These are some Of the improvements
offered 10 Colorado travellers by the San
Ia Fe railroad.
The through sleeping and chair car
seryice has also been extended.
Fred Harycy's dining ears and houses
are too well known and liked to need
mention.
Going east, west or south from Coiora-
do the best route Is the Santa Fe.
Excellent local service between Den.
yer. Colorado Springs, Mauitou and
Pueblo
For information and reservations call
on any agent, or address,
j. p. HALL, General Agent,
100 Lawrence Street. Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
Woman with a History.

A well dressed and sharp faced
woman passed into the lawyers office
and very shortly was standing in front
of his desk
II beg your pardon" she said, in
salutatiou, ''but eau You spare me a
few moments of your valuable time Z"
II am very busy, madam" he re
piled, but if you have anything of
Importance to communicates, l shall
be glad 10 hear it. Pray be seated,
madam
.'Thank you, no. she said, looking
around at clerk or two in nervous
fashion. II am woman with bis
tory, and
Excuse me, madam" apologized
The attorney, seeing fee appearing
on the horizon, possibly you had
better step into my private office with
Nme. where you will not be inter
rupted."
She thanked HIM, and they wsnt
into an adjoining room.
SHOW ho said, when they were
Seated, Il presume you wish to con,
suit me on this matter OF your his
tory e
''Yes, sir. That il why am here
'Nery well, proceed. Anything you
may say to me will be held in the
strictest confidence. Yeu were say
ing you were a woman with his
tory"
This was said very sympathotically
as an encourager.
'.Yes. sir she began. ns she laid a
document before him 1T Is his
tory OF Napoleon Bonaparte IN is
monthly parts at 80 cents month,
and Z"
He threw zap his hands, hut she
hal HIM, and he couldn't get away
until he had put down his name, and
now when woman with a history"
IS mentioned in his hearing. it makes
cold chills run down his back TX.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
puzzled Him.

A man who went away from home
some tiule ago to attend convention
Of church people was struek With the
beauty Of the little town in which the
gathering was held He had plenty
II time, says the st. Joseph News,
and while wandering about walked
into the village cemetery. 1t was a
beautiful place. and the delegate
around among tho graves. He saw a
II onument, one Of the largest in the
c, uetary: aud read with surprise the
Inscription on IL:
"A Lawyer, and an Honest Man
The delegate scratched his head.
ard looked at the monument again.
He read the inscription over and
ever. Then he walked all around the
n monument and examined the grave
closely Another man in the GENE
terry approached and asked him:
"Haye you found the grave Of an
old fiiend?n
..No.r said the delegate, 'but / was
wondering how they came to bury
those two fellows in one grave"
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
TRusrEE,s SIZE NolIoE.

WHEREAS, Elwyu NJ. Slater and ZnphH ST.
- Slater, iwifel. By their decd of trnst dis5ad
November 18th. 1sss, recorded November end
1873 in book T. at page % OF the records % ttow-
ers Connty, Colorado. convey 10 Frank h. At
kinr. trustee, tire following described real IA q
west quarter of Section No. Z. IN Township No.
p south, Range IS west OF 6tli L. NJ: subject "a
trust deed "a parties for Slst0 on All OF ssi
land except Eis NEti NWh Of said SecftoG Z,
containing IN all lti.Hu acres be tile same snt
or less, accordifig TO Goserninent survey, e.
~ ther with 2-ss cubic feet OF water per second
of time in the Arkansas River Land, RezersOEr
right TO said land. and Including with said land
all ditch and water rights thereunto pertaining
or IN any way belpnging and
Nherens default has beon made in the pay
Inent of two notes Of Sl5n eacll, due December
Isl. 1881, (eNtendcd 10 December LIST. issel aud
December LIST, issl2, respectively and
Whereas thesafd + fank X. Atkins has res issned
as trustee, whereby tile undersigned Sheriff and
Acting Sheriff " Provers County, Colorado, has
become and IA successor in trust.
Now. Therefore, notice il hereby given that
thc undersigned. Successor in trust Aforesaid.
at the request ef the legal holder Of said notes,
aud by virtue Of the authority given By said deed
A. y. issS AZ the hour of tea o'clock In the fore
moon 81 said day, sell and dispose Of the above
described property in the uanuer provided Tor
in said deed of trust at tue Court House at La
mar. in the County oi Prowurs anu state Of
colorado, for the purpose of pay ing said indebt-
ednsss and all costs aud expenses Of executing
WILLIAM McKENZIE,
Sheriff and Acting sheriff of PToMcrs Coun-
", Colorado, Successor 10 Trust.
First publication, February ~. tsaS
Last publication, March lF. ls,is-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
NOTICE 10 WHOM 1TMAYcoNcERN

AND MoRE EspEcItLLr 10 F.. W. DAVIS
NoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ON the
n sth day u nccenihfr, lsqi, W, 7. Lambert
purchased az Public sale Ia ProNcrs County,
colorado, 81 tho then Treasurer OF said County.
for tho delinquent taxes Of the scar ISIS, the
following described property, g-scsscd and
taxed FOE said year Ia the name of r. ". Davis
The east half Of section eleven 10 Township
twrnty-two south, Range fIrty-segen wgst OF
tho sixth Priueipai Meridian, Ir0yers Ceuniy,
Colorado. and Certificate % Purchase No. So
daily issued therefor;
That the said ". n, Lambert has duly assign-
ID 4nid Certificate II Purchase and all of his
right. titif and intcre - to said propertyg That
the said Certificate ~ purcllnzc Z now in the
pss=so--iuu 81 and q owned by the unders ilned
That the time Tor ra-ieuipfioa Of said property
from said Tax sale viii expire "a the 18th day
~ May lsS, and that thereafter shall Apply
10 tie Treasurer 81 said ProWtris County, Colo
raHo. fpr drf,i 10 tho abpye d,scribed property.
Witnr-s my hand this eleventh dsy % fehrr-
CN. LIE.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
NOTICE 10 WHOM " NAY CoNcFRN
ASp HUBE EsrECIALLY 70 THE LANAE Fam
CuHrbNH- tpEr0HATtos,

ASn MuHE EsFErIALLY 70 THE LAstAE FARM
CuHEANN, tpErOnATfoS.
IOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That on the
sisthtsssnsh day oG December. A. ID lsiIi,
Tie Colorado sncufiti's Company purchased AZ
A. Public sale IN tho County of FruwuTs and
state of & ulurAl1, 81 the then Treasurer uf said
County. for the dclnqurnt taxes Of the year
i-ls the following l-eyilss,l property, asses=Hd
snd tsHed faE the said yrar in name oi The La.
mar karm Compuug, 10 vii. The Southwest
quarter fS. W. ~ ~ Sreticu ton ti0l In Town
ship twcnty-twn tez and Ia Range forty-six tiol
West of tlrSiAtb ptiucipal Meridian, Pruwers
County. Colorado, and Certificate ~ Purchase
uumh--rrd - duly issucd therefor. That Tho
said The Colorado securities Company has duly
assigned said Certificate Of Purchase and all
the RIGHT, title and interest oi said COMPANY to
said gTuf-sFty,
That the said Ccrtifcateo of Purchase is nov
in tho possession ~ and V uwGed by tho undcr-
signed and that tho taxes for the year lsat have
bcgr paid hY asssgn1r Of said Certificate Of rur-
chase.
That tie tiale Il redemption of said property
frum said Tax sale viii oxpiu un tho eleventh
day - MAY, 1855. and that thereafter shall ap-
fis TO the Treasurer 81 sHid frugcT- County,
Colorsdo, for deed 10 The above described
prulcTfy.
n. f. RICHARDSON.
Denver. Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
THE MAYOR DEMANDS HIS REMOVAL
= ". HrArEY, CLERK OF THE SEVENTH p''
,-,,cyr v.c,srRArrs. COURT. CHARGED
WITH BEING SHORT IN HIS
ACCOUNTS

Mayor Van Wyck received rePolt ',',
from, ihe Commissioners OF Accounts en So.
- n troolev clerk OF the Seventh Distflct
Magistrates Court with being short IN MS "o
counts 20 the amount OF 1928 3d. the sum o, '"e
fees collected by him Tor the months OF aA'."
and Apri. 1898 The Mayor sent letter 10 H"s,'
trate Thomas F. Wentworth. pres'uc"' Va w
Hoard OF CITY MAGISTRATES. demanding Mr. hea'ey
,,,.ol and then turned the case over to District
Attorney Gardiner, requesting tho prompt S'e"-
ton Of the latter to IIeaey's case
Mr. Iealey IL a brother OF Martin IL Healey' IKE
publican leader Of the I-' District h"aley ors'n
zation was formerly Anti Machine but has OF la'c
h,on identified with tho Patt forces Mr. Healey
became an assistant clerk when the Magistrates
Court was organized. In 1925. and on Feoruary
last was appointed clerk OF the new West fliy
fourth-st. court. through tho votes OF Magi'-
tratcs POOL and Hedges. The Commissioners insist
no excuse Tor the mixed state IA which they found
hooks and records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
FATHER DOUGHERTT REPLIES.
AGAINST TIE MISSION OF THE IN
MACULATE VIRGIN.

Mayor Van Wyck received tho following letter
from the Rev. James J. Dougnerty. director OF the
Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin. yesterday in
answer 10 the charges made By the Commissioners OF
Accounts against the institution
Hon. Robert A. Van WICK. Mayor.
Sir: To utter establishment, on picking up this
mornings papers, find our institution accused Of
overchargng city for such Of It's dependent chill
dren as nave been committed TO is by the city
las an instance OF the gross carelessness OF this
certihcat!on." the report. we Will cite only
one OF many on the books OF the Mission OF
the Immaculate Virgin Il is shown that the Mission
OF the Immaculate Virgin charges FOR iOI days more
than II was entitled TO In the case OF John Kane
as the records Of tho Commissioners OF Charites
own books show that they received this said John
July 8 1926. and he was stu with tho Charities on
August 81 1897 while they certify that this said John
Kane was a proper charge OF the Mission OF the Inn
maculate Virgin during the months OF March TO Au-
gust both inclusive"
II seems to me that the gross carelessness was
on the part OF the city examiners. The Msslon or
the aculate Virgin never received one cent from
the city OF New-YoTk for the support OF this Jonn
Kane lie came 10 the mission on FeDruhry 4. lcsZ
ana remained IN u I'll July 2. 1893. when ne was
~. sferred 10 the Home for Simple Minded Boys on
panSslIs Island. Durng his stay with ne was
Supported as so many other hundreds oi our boys
are entirely at tho expense OF the Mission OF the
Immaculate Virgin. . 5000. A.,
n the opportunity be afforded us o: seeing the
other complaints (aYd It is bitter thing TO accuse
eecrctly) we think We can fully Justify ourselves TO
Vow Honors perfect sati.faction.
-'' JAMES J. DOrGHERTY. Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
QUEER STORY or BLACKMAIL.
A DOCTOR SUMMONED TO ATTEND A SUPPOSED
SICK WOMAN HAS TO FIGHT HIS WAY OUT.

DOCTOR SUMMONED TO ATTEND SUPPOSED
SICK WOMAN HAS TO FIGHT HIS WAY OFT.
DR. C Halsted OF No. III West Tenth-st. told
peculiar story OF attempted backma to Magis-
trate Brann in the West Side Police Court, yester-
day morning on the arraignment OF Matthew
OHara a rough-lookng fellow. against whom the
doctor appeared complainant On Tuesday DR.
Halsted said, he received this letter:
New York May II. 1898.
DR.. c. Halsted: I suffering from severe
attack OF asthma and bronchial troubles nave
been advised by several OF your patients 10 place
myself In your VIII you please call AT once
as am suffering great distress? -
No. 2i West Sixty-hrSt-st
Dr. Halsted said that he called at the ADDRESS
given and was met at the door by OHara. VINO
conducted him to n where q healthy looKihg
woman was sitting In a chair. Before he had time
to investigate the womans ailments. OHara asked
him II he had a diploma. On saying that ne had
O'Hara announced that he could not leave the
place without paying for the privilege. Dr. hat
sted said he grappled with the man. and succeeded
in getting to the West Sixty eighth-st. police sta
ton where he reported the case. Detective Manner
arrested O'Hara but the woman escaped.
OHara told Magistrate Brann that MIS- connuC.
was only "a joke DR.. Hasted remarked that II
was no joke. he had never before seen . tiara
Magistrate Brann fined the man 80 for disorceriy
conduct He had money and was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
TIE RECORDS.
YACHTING NOTES.

Tho IArchmont Yacht CLUB Will De forHa'y
on.ned on tho afternoon OF May Is The Board OF
.r-,,s,es x,,l NEE, on the second and fourth FRI
savs o, each month from May til october. ma
on the second Saturday OF each month from no
yeuber to Apr. Mr.. Hysop will confirm" to act
a.. the .neasurer OF the club. Immediately after
tho opeulng OF tho club the provision ar to the
a,,,issfon ~ women =, the clubhouse on Thursdays
will &. into effect ana Will be continued during All
the yachting season The following committees zee,
p Ioyejoy Henry C. Wintringham and Howard
IL Coates: House. Augustin Monroe. Edward :,
cr.acen and tx oficio. Commodore Clarence r
Po.tIey and the treasurer ard William b. Jenkins
Ar, Horato X. Harper. Theodore d. Rlch ana
Edward r. Caldwell; Library. Frank ID. shaw
William g. Scott Randolph Hurry and Lieutenant
Henry Morrell and Golf Frederic " Flint. Charles
A cinecr George T. fde. Oswald Sanderson. Roger
Hanson and Secretary Frank A Moore DIT
charles F. Roberts Will re the feet surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
no TEST CIvIL SERVICE LAW.

u WAS asserted yesterday that Controller Coier
would not he permitted to pay tho salaries OF men
o,no,nted under the new Civil Service rules except
q, the risk Of being held personally responsible not
withstanding the opinion OF Corporation |ou"so'
,.,,o ina, the law IL unconstitutional SO far as
# applies to this city
There was "a conference of the officers OF the CIVIL
onr,,c. Reform Association Mt the Office OF secre-
tarv McAneny yesterday, at which II was DECIDED 10
's me Controller that the association purposed
az. zoe, the matter In court. and II Mr.. Coer pays
,Ho salaries OF anybody appointed under tho rules
VI. " 49, I'm the mean time he Will do so at his
Va I'll IL and AT the risk OF having TO reimburse the
XIV out OF his own pocket - .. -. ~,
n,naian was OF no legal force. that II was merely
~ INTERPRETATION OF lawyer and not binding Inc
will In a day two. take steps 10 nave
aN ,attnr rested by decision OF the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
an ExECUTORS SALE or FURNITURE

An executors sale OF modern and antique i"''
lure rugs silver plate. porcelain. cut gas" M
hooks was begun yesterday afternoon at the run
Avenue Auction Rooms. No. 23S Fifth-ave Inc az
tendance was large. and idea Of the pionihs
may be had from the following sales: An EBONY
bookcase. with lower oupboards and compar tmehts'
~; pair Of royal Dresden covered vases. win
Vatican subject and gilt handles. SIG: Persian
rug. 40 by 40. sl: cameps hair hall rug. lCZ by
90 s2' two carved Sheraton chair frames, In SOLID
mahogany. SIS. two carved mahogany stands, $40 ~:
z solid mahogany corner cabinet with pate-glass
vooIs. back and shelves s2i Colonial chest or SIX
Srawers. In San Domingo mahogany. so 90; a solid
menoSnny tit-top centre-table, with carved STEM
ana osied claw feet sis an old Devonshire high BOY
Eith six drawers 81; Colonial mahogany pedestal
otessing-casc t3s; six old Colonial gded rush seat
ss,hars: with armchair 10 match. s43 90. collec-
aon OF cut-gass bowls. dishes, etc, brought sums
Sesween u and -. Several tall Chinese porcelain
Than g. " SN "e'~ ''N "
Ine sale win be continued this. to- morrow and
saturday afternoons at 2 o'clock Tomorrow even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY PLAN.

II Is Understood that the Issue by the American
Tobacco Company OF 5000 additional shares OF
common stock OF the aggregate par value OF sSVV'-
o0o is mainly provide more working CAPITAL IN
anticipation OF the passage Of the war Revenue
BILL which measure places tax or ID cents
pound on manufactured tobacco. The addl'lohA'
charge will eventually fall upon the consumers nut
the company will be required 10 pay the TAX as II
manufactures and distributes its products, ana ts
output Is so great that IT is estimated that s2VoVV
in cash must be made available for the purpose. IL
Is said that the whole issue has been sofa IN the
open market within the last week. - ,-
With s200.0oc get aside for meeting tne leHaiie
ments of the new tax, only $l,lv" would ne
available for acquiring additional properly, sum
too small 20 make 1t likely that the primar! o.
nation with the plug-toba manufacturers
said Yesterday, moreover, that the heso'a-
lions between the Representatives OF the American
Tobacco Company and the pug-tobacco inanuia o
refusal Of the Drummond people to come into the
proposed ARRANGEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
BERNARD TOOK POISON
PROOF THAT THE WOMAN WAS NOT MUIR
DERED IN CENTRAL FARTHER
LOVER SET FREE


It was established yesterday morning In tho York
Vile Police Court that Madeline Bernard. the wom-
an who was found dead In Central Park with three
handkerchefs knotted around her throat. commit
ted suicide This made clear by letter
which she had sent TO her former lover. Gustave
Neumeyer. an artist. OF No. ZIG East One-hundred-
and-second-st The latter had been arrested on
suspicion late Tuesday night. but he was dis
charged yesterday by Magistrate Kudlich.
The woman lived al No. 800 Yves. Eighty-second-
st. and had been a lady's maid and later a nur'
sery governess She had been engaged to Neu-
meyer until two months ago When the womans
body found II not certain whether she mao
committed suicide or had been murdered and the
broken engagement becoming known to the ponce
Neumeyer arrested. He denied at once tna' NC
had had anything to do with the woman . oe"'"'
and produced letter from her In when she eA-
pressed her Intention OF committing suicide ms
letter. which presented TO Magistrate Kuunch
IN court yesterday is as follows:
NV Dear Gu..ave: My last letter Is TO you. Gus
WHAT You think link aaye not tried what you
asked the last time saw you pu' ~, ui,'r roa
Ho was I'm 10 r esd S a nS So' For things thank
you when was with You. ruS,a ,y' ;,romhes and
for the first time forgot how bad ] ones had peen
rnat was why when you were so H'''o 'o'e' ''N
s usave have added to my my so sorT TiSh Ts s
Ss , pe W yaaf Ts AS die Nf h n
sich a woman should die. loved you better bette,
tbon Won know Things have always been against
me ali my nfe suffer SO much: | cannot SUI
fer any longer. I'm going TO Centrh ta.h, I,eks
you and l go and watch the water ana 'he '"'"'
swim by. ,.r m, s,eok
Ing the truth. ] wrote 10 your sister a 'c.
Ter telling her what am going to 90. the sh'e Of
ala TO you Burn this latter. so TINT ypu W. q.
get into any trouble about me. intend tskhs .ue
perfume bottle you gave me &C o'r'h'"s P''
emf TO Central Park with me 80. E-rom
Think OF poor Chckie when am gone i1ec-. rIo'"
your loving
Neumeyer told the Magistrate that no had known
the woman long time and that ne had orokoh 'ne
engagement two months ago because no ie",''.u
that she had been unfaithful lie asserted tna' no
had been AT work ali day on TUESDAY, when ~,
woman died This corroborated oy 'he i's"''
OF police inquiries. =. . .y,sert IN I
the woman had committed suicide and o.scia' -
Noumeyer The police say that II Nesm assrucei
burned the letter. the woman hhu rs ,or
him. no would probably have been eommi''ea io'
! murder. ..., nm outopey on
the womnn's body yesterday morning. 70 ,r or
cin rcd aUerward that the woman had diea ito, s
some kind OF poison and that tne nh'on an.. her
lied about her throa, had not helped 10 0a"'' Nv
| h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
Obstructive roRvADoEs IN THE WEST.
DAMAGE DONE AT MANY PLACES. But NO oNE
REPORTED KILLED

REPORTED KILLED
lincoln Neb May ia violent tornado devas-
tated a wide district along tho Republican RIVER
An South Central Nebraska. last evening DIS
patch from Franklin said:
THE vicinity Of Franklin was visited this even
ing by a terrific rain and hail storm shorty al'er
ward the funnel form of tornado was seen eight
niles southeast Of town. 1t swept rapidly north
ward devastating the farms. groves and cattle
ranches that lay in its path The forest growth
along the Republican River lies PROSTATE and
tangled
.'Tba tornado lifted the water from tho river
he'd where II crossed. forming great Voiume OF
spray and water that flooded the valley behind !"
The telegraph wires and poles along the Bur
l,ngton road broken of ana twiSteu anu
splintered for nearly half mile. Six farnhouses
,rsr. torn 70 pieces together with outbuildngs
M. no one was killed here far as known
..The tornado veered eastward from this place.
nsss,ng into the thickly settled country or Ihomp-
,on's Creek and Buffalo Township. where II IL
feared there is loss Of life and f9rtner loss
OF property. Bladen reports three iaIi . Uses
demolished but no one killed; Inc p,oper,y oa III
ags is heavy at Kiverton. but no iataH'es n'e
Sewen houses were unroofed at Albion. Neb
Sirs Harry Austin and two CHILDREN were se,o ya
~ injured by falling walls. Safnuel Mosuoh WIS
struck by flying debris and had a leg broken
K,ngman Kan May ia destructive tornado
swept over the western part OF this county last
night sbou, o'clock The town of Cunningham
was almost demolished. The cloud travelled "a a
northwss,erly dreet nS ,bs Wichita and Western
DEPOT and part OF the business and residence poI
zion OF the village There are RE on norm 'e was two
hundred yards wide. and everything was s ,,p
clean People saw the cloud about twenjE No'
Sody was seriously injured. a good deal OF stooS
was killed The storm was p ;oS nn ~ ta WcSita
and Western Railroad, sixty miles west or "ich''a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
TUE ORDER OF FORESTDhS "ho"'""'

prock,on. Mass. May ls-By reports presented I'os
., tho convention Of the Fores'e's OF y. no.
which is being held In ms q" 700 oo,y,. IN the
snow" ." ,,, membership OF 2s.4O5 and treasury
state wiz aun,ng 10 1884 At present there
balances ,ss courts. with a membership Of %il'' ana
s sa1a. :s s. ana faa 81 Hi SsS
Of 10 e0ur Been an OF more than per e csn,
T III e." and sas u
benefits nav sS benefit q. nS" shd bsns
ad "sdsaa @ IL. iGT J IT,
VIOLENT sf;aaStso against issos0 90 for the year pre-
yiOirs. - ,,rnortinR the position OF '"s o-'''~
Resoluti11npss Spsssnt war were passed