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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

" SALONIF a
Winonie " bloku
Pesera, - wszYstkich .tute-
szych salon6w naiwiscej piwa
5przedaia, : czego WYnika,
4espiwo gosciym tu proodaW:a.
ne, jest aknaj'epssem. "
gl6wnel sail 50 stoly i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobnY pok6j
Ola chcacYch siedsie6s osob.
no. Ludzi " tej, po starokral
krajsku urzad2onel obeia ~
saWszae JAZZ y j ulLIluia, iecz MINI
to ksazdy ssybko dostanie
,czego zn1sdag sadowoltesnf'iieima.
Wycbodzi.
Falrmnerzys ter,ax = ca.y,lt
miescie WYgodnleisze gospudy
ME zpajdas ak - rieslbav, 4 v
po}aczonei ich oalonem
groserll wazystsko moga kupieGz
co : niasta Ola kuchni ! steh
s~prowadsa6 musza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
W KSIEGARNI
Il. DE2D0WSKIEG0
" Winona, MINI.
MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki pole
skle .szczeg6lnie aza&. haste pujsce:

MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks:4zki pol~
skle .szozeg6lnie zaf Enaste pujsce:s
KSIAZKI Do
NABOZENSTWA:
Ksiq4Ea do mabo3edstwa naps-
suna przez Arcu6iskura Duniesa.
tax zwana Blskupka,. ola ko-
biot... PA.1o
Ia sama Biskupka. W pick.
aiejssei oprawie, zoknciem "a
meczkiem $50. ...Sl.lo
Ani6t Strd4, ksiatka do nabo-
tehstwa " pieknej opFaWNle,4 e
zfotYm brzegiem...........ssU. 1o
-dniot Gtrd&- opraHhyaANg''
esk6rke zlocone brzegi & okueaeNqqaaE
zamecskiem ga s}otym tYtu1inass
lem. $A4eN9Yp
Taxi sam 4nid1 Strd&, opraWs-
~ u. .ko66 stoniowa, 3 g okuclam j
amecEkiem, st6sowny ma podaru-
re J ola dam. !........ $3.50
Wanek Masyi,. 2 w~ytloczone-
N, .obrazkami Is oktadkach
sameczkiem okuciem .s;ssz
.xloconYm brzegiem $3.50
Wsanskl Maryi, oprawny W
sk6rke,z zioconym brzegglem ztoco.
nym tYtullklem,. bes zameczka
okuoia. ........ .. 800. $l:O0
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
aabo4exstwa codzlennego W ivy
ozaJne1 oprawie..........,,4O @
Taxi sam Wyborek, oarawny "
droga sk6rkes; 2 fokuoiemi zaneez-
KEN. . ~. $3.50. ,65. @
Przewodnk a. Boga. Oprawns
" sk6rke, w~yziacane brzegi,t wy
clski ! obrazek Ea oktadce....6'5s, g
Ogr6d& Duchowey. lWielk7
ruiz .ss.s..s.. .>....,s.a.. ). .s-y,ss.is..ss y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

WIEDENz: Move m,u:-
steryum znies'e obecn;e prswo
jezykowe. Pc przeprowadzeniu
wybotow zos:ana tr1edfo2one
novel radaie psnstea ao"e
prawa )ezykowe, u w2glednia.
lace interesy niemcow. Palacy
iacza sic 2 Czechami i ciesza
srs pympa,rya og6iu stowian.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12
SANTIAGO= Kuba

SANTIAGO= Kuba -
G neralowie Miro / Sanchez,
dow5dcy kubadskich po-
wstahc6ow, o6wiadcsajaa:3e re
w"lucya je6eli Amerykanie
wkrotce ME opuszcza wyspy,
niezawodnie Wy buchnie. Obaj
gsneralowie ~odgra&aja sic, De
sa goto7i DO objevia dos6dz-
iva mad powstAhcami " GO
r4,h i bsda walczyli .przeciw
amer K shskim tyranom tax,
jak w.lczyli przeclw Hiezpa-
nom.
Cubs Libre ~najpowa1niejsze
czasoplsmoa kubaiskie powia-
da, 3e wolf zawlssi6 wydaw :
nittwo ani&ell poddaG sic
drakchskim prawom, wprowa-
dzan7m W zYcie przez ame-
rykahskiego wdjeunego guber-
nators Wood. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-12

80 OIL II ~ 81 &@ ~ 49, 49,
Austryakiem. Jest v mocnelE
opraw1e ze zfoeonym ,ytulikle'lmla
| ozdobna stronica t%ytu1oxa.
Kosztuie tYlko. 1. 5o
Kos CzELN 7, ten
dazY Wyb6r Ple6ni Naboz-
nYch Katolicklch ola q
zYtku kosc,elnego i domowego.
Zawlera: So msze, n'eszpory,,1lOa1.
piesnl 2. dodatkiem nieszpor6w
}aclnskich, % plesnl "a Polske.
Obejmuje 100 stronuic wlelkiet-
go formatn ma piexnym paple-
rae Z wyz1acanemi tYlullkam1.
Oprawne " p6tskorek. $500.
Gale " sk6re i w~Yzlacane
brzegi -. .......'.. S5Uo
Ksiazki powiesci6we.
q JGnle IWaTdOWsEana, wlelklm
;czaroWniku 80. 49,. SO. l5%ct.
Mecaemstw0 Swietei Dzis~icy
KrvstYmy q, wyciag z .ZYwotow
SStych iPansklch Ks. P!otra Sxar-
q. ......-. OCT.
Testament Piotra Wsielkiego czy-
Ii zamlary Moskaii zawojowania
:cafego swlata............ 5 ct
QUA STUDY czYli Zen,aczka
AmerYkahska ..~...."".... IL Ct.
Rkraka osYli ,,Kiedy igat,to
juz dobrze. 10 G.
Proroctpo Michazdy, Krdluwej
70 Saby, l3te; SYbllli l5c.
zyd sosecsay tu'acz =. ...loc.
@dyby miet 1000 dosarcw
powie6e Ola cnotllwei nl{odziezyl0: ;.
Historya o Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II Let pokutowa}, przYkutY przy
skale .....
Zywot Genorety, powie6c moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 20 starozyt-
nych czasdw...... "...... ~ {.
Ia sauna W mocnej opraw'e
re z4oconym tJtuhk,em 49,. 30 g
Bolesiaw czYli Daisy Gag Genos
wefy, tl6maczenie p:zez rs. Os~
~
eta asama~w mocne] oprawle 80
Fabio1a. PowiesG z czas6w pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian " roku
3O2. Napisal Kardynat Wiseman.
= l.Chwtle rozejmu.-2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. 30 9
w mooney oprawle re zfoconym
tY,ullklem.... q 6
Historyo o szlochetnej Magetonk.
GORGE kr6la z Neapolu l o Plo-
trze rycerzu hrablm rome
przygodY smutkl chy
s~zcze5c,a ~nieszczescia PREY. od-
m,anach omylnego 5wiata repre-
zentujaca.... ....... 3Oc
Hstorya o sszachetnej I piiekaej Me-
& luzyniie, rome przYgody poci'--
chy smutki szczescla j nl.--
s~zczesclat przy odmianach o.
mYlnego sgiata przedstaw iaJa-
.askiniia potepieIca. Powlesc przez
Fir. x. Tuozyhsk1ego.... 80
Ia sama W mocnejj soprawie ze
z}oconym tYtuliklem .....75
Ksiq3e Almanzor l jego s}uga MI
stafa. czyll lak sobie kto poscie.
le tax SIC tel l. wyspi. Powios6
przaz rs. M smahskiego 30
Latter 20 Modze do m~arzeczonei. 20
wies3aB olaudena...... 500 aeftcp, !.
W mocnel oprawie z eszikocron9yymIn
tytullkiem $ 8
Malowai;cey opiis Polski cz7ll Cleo
Krafia Ojcsysteggoskraju = mapaa
J licznemi rycinami. Zawiera
p~1z5szto $50 stronic.
Oena. 81
Nasze dsiieje " ostatn'ch stu latach.
st. Tarnowski q kilkaudzzsieez
siecn rYclnaml, 2 czerwona
obwy66dka,.w ozdobnej oprawie-z e
zfocpnymi t tutlkaml. ...$ 2 30
Pojata c6rka, Lezdejki albo Llitvi n
" XVI Wieku, romans h1sto~
ryczny. przez Bernatowicza, v
moenel oprawie z poziacannYml,
tYtulik1em'" '''1'
Rinaldo Rinaldini, s}awny dow6dz.
ca rozboink6w XVIII wleku,
Czyny jego. t~owarzzysz66wY czy.ll11
taiemnice g6r wa~ozoW9l doiiin
Wfoch. Cena. 500
] ". mocnej opraWle zl4ooonnY 70
tysullklem, 80.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
COMMITTEE MEETS.
Important Business in Regard
to Chadwick day Transacted.

What was Ordered Done Notable Or.
CARNATIONS to be Invited Commit
tees ppointed-Rutters Band Com
ing-Motiens Made aud Discussions
OF Various Matters Of Interest,"
The committee in charge of the
arrangements for Chadwick Day had
n meeting in the office OF Comman-
der Brown on Friday night They
will meet every Friday night unit!
after the great event Some very
important business was transacted
The following are the minutes of
the meeting:
The question of a suitable sword
discussed, after which Mr. Stnrgiss
moved, THAT the Executive Com
mittee be authorized to contract for
and procure, without unavoidable
delay, a suitably inscribed sword for
presentation to Captain French Il.
Chadwick of such design and style
as they may approve Carried.
As to the committee on invitations,
it was moved by Mr. Cox, THAT
Prof Armstrong have charge of that
matter and appoint as many assist
ants as he may deem proper. Car
RED.
Moved by Mr.. /. G. White that Col.
Fast be maze Chief Marshal OF the
Chadwick ceremonies with power To
appoint all assistants needed. Carried.
The financial Committee was In
creased to consist Of the following; Il.
NJ. Grant, |. G. White, w. j. White,
f. Il. Bannister, Geo, G. Baker, and
w. w. Hayes, Chairman.
Moved by Mr.. Cox that the Com
mittee on Invitations be directed to
invite tie lodges and other civic or
CARNATIONS TO be present on Chadwick
Day and participate in the parade.
Carried,
As TO music, suggested that Rut~
ter's band and other bands be invited
to be present and take part in the pa
rade, also that the Choral society OF
the University be called upon TO fur
nish music at the presentation.
Suggested that. companies of the
10th Pennsylvania be requested To
attend, and that correspondence be
opened with Major Knapp Of Mason
town and LIT. Col. Jas. G. Barnett OF
Washington, Pa.
L. M. Grant pledged $25 for the
Union improvement Co.
{ Adjourned at OILS. Executive
committee to meet every Friday even
ing at eight p. m.
FRANK p. CoRBIN, Clerk.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
AT PRESIDE TWENTY-FIVE DAYS.
Time Estimated by Major Johnson who
Has Charge of the Mastering Out
His words of Praise For the read
COlonel-isody will Rest in Il Vault.

WASHINGTON, Aug. According
to the officials ia charge at the War
Department the Tenth Pennsylvania
Regiment will not remain in camp at
San Francisco for more than % days,
if that long. Major johnson the offi-
Ger in charge of mastering out the
volunteer troops stated this afternoon
that, in his opinion, the Pennsyl-
yania boys would not have to remain
longer than 20 days. He stated that
the Tenth being only an eight com
pany organization, would not have to
remain as long as some of the other
regiments. He said it would not take
very long after the mastering officers
in San Francisco had investigated the
accounts of the regiment before the
men were paid off and sent eastward.
No date has been fixed for the mus
teriDg out.
Major Johnson is Pittsburger by
birth and spoke in the highest terms
Of the late Colonel Hawkins and of the
service rendered by the Tenth Regi-
ment in the Philippines. Major
Johnson said: Colonel Hawkins was
a gallant old soldier with plenty Of
fighting blood. He was man on
whom the whole country looked with
pride. He showed himself in every
way an efficient and capable command
ing officer while he was in the far
East. His death at this time, when
he was about TO be accorded a most
glorious welcome, comes as shock TO
the whole State of Pennsylvania for
he was one of It's oldest Colonies in
the service. =
AS there are no regular troops STA
toned at or near Washington, Pa,
there will not be any military escort
of regular army officers is stated
to might that there will only be one or
two officers of the Tenth Pennsyl-
yania Regiment who will accompany
the remains of Colonel Hawkins to
his home in Washington, where his
body will be placed in vault until
the Tenth returns from San Francis
CO.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
BROWNSVILLE'S BEAR HUNT.
Bruin Escaped From Circus and Re.
fuses to be Caught.

The good people of Brownsville are
having lively time hunting real
live bear and having the bear hunt
them. Bruin is $50 pound speci-
men of his race and escaped from a
small circus playing in the vicinity of
Homestead last Saturday night.
The bear has made its appearance
several times in Brownsville and has
terrOrized the women and children.
About dozen citizens have been hunt
ing bruin for several days. When
last heard of the bear had taken
refuge in an abandoned coal mine in
Wilson's hollow
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Mr.. Thompson's Lecture.

A small but appreciative audience
heard a lecture in Commencement
Hall last night by Mr.. j. David
Thompson on ssSome Recent Phases
Of the Social Movement in England. 7
Mr. Thompson's whole life, with the
exception of the past year, has been
spent in England, and he is gradu-
ate of two OF her great universities,
viz, Victoria and Cambridge. His
speciality is mathemtiCs, and he is
teaching that subject in West Vir-
ginia University now, but he has also
made careful study of the social and
labor movements in his own country.
He gave an outline OF the attitude OF
the political parties in England to-
wards the laboring classes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
The Georgetown Camp Meeting.

The A. M. E. campmeeting at
Georgetown is well attended and the
preaching is above the average. The
meeting is under the direction of Rev.
Sandy Christian. He is assisted by
Rev. T. J. Smith, Mrs. r. |. Smith,
Mrs. Rachel White and others. The
singing is qnite feature. They ex-
pect large delegation from Morgan
town on Sunday TO assist in the ser
vices. There will be love feast Sun
day morning at 10 and preaching at
IL. Sacrament at 3 p. NJ. and preach
ing at 7:30. Everyone invited TO at
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
FREE NAVIGATION STIMULUS.
Large Traffic Increase Through Mo.
nongahela Lock No. L.

During the second year Of free nav
igation on the Monongahela river
ending June 30, 1899, there passed
through lock No. l, As, 749 vessels and
297 RATS. This is an increase of 49,
PAP crafts over the busiest year when
toll was collected. This was in 1896,
which was the greatest in the history
of the Monongahela Navigation Com
pary. During that year there passed
through lock No. l, IS, 507 vessels and
RATS. During the first fiscal year of
free navigation ending June 80, 1898,
there passed through the same lock
43, 044 vessels and 457 RATS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Rare and attractive Book.

In a month or less time there will
be issued a book Of poems, of rare
merit, containing over one hundred
pages, printed on fine paper and
handsomely bound-the work of a
West Virginia literary genius. 1t
will be rapid seller. Our people
will want it for it's actual worth. For
further particulars, address The
Lincoln News Pub. Co, Hamlin, W.
Va.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
OLDEST MARYLANDER DEAD.
Michael DOolim Laid the First Rail of
the Baltimore & Chic Railroad.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug s.
Michael Doolin, thought to be the
Oldest man in Maryland died last
night. He was over 100 He laid
the first rail on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, and witnessed race between
the first engine to arrive here and a
mail carrier on horseback. The mail
carrier came in slightly ahead of the
engine. He leaves six children living
and As grandchildren.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Church Notes.

Regular services at the Baptist
church to- morrow morning. Sermon
by the pastor. No evening service.
Services at the Christian church to-
morrow as follows: Sunday school $40
Preaching 10:45 by d. w. Ohern, sub
ject Worship" All are welcome.
Student and strangers especially inyit-
ed. No services at night.
Rev. Henry e. Jackson of Swarth-
more, Pa, will preach at the Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning.
Sunday school at the usual hour
Christian Endeavor Society In the
evening. No evening service will be
held.
Jones M. C. Chapel. There will
not be any service at IL a. III. owing
to the absence of the pastor in Clarks-
burg. Sunday school will be at 2:30
p. III. and at p. M. DR.. S. v. Leech
will preach.
REV CHAs. CUMMINGS,
Pastor.
At the Methodist Episcopal
church the pastor will deliver his
lecture on THE Sophisms OF the Late
Rober. G. Ingersoll,' = at l0:45 a. m.
Epworth League services at 7 80 p.
IN. Class meeting at p. m. Sunday
School at $50 a. m. A cordial in
vitation to strangers and students
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Found.

A friendship heart was found on
the street on Monday and turned into
this Office. Owner can have it by
paying for this notice.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
DAYTON WILL RUN.
He Makes the Announcement
that he will be a Candidate.

Promised That he Would Retire after
This Term-Has Healed Old Scores
and Wants the Chance agaIn-Other
aspirants will Have to Hustle-Men
Who Have Been Mentioned.
Mr.. Dayton has made an announce
ment that will cause great deal of
uneasiness in the breasts of num-
Der of people in this district and
will bear out the predictions made
sometime ago BY those who were in
timately acquainted with the gentle
man from Barbour that he would
never let 90 until he had to. He
will be candidate for the nomina-
ton for Congress in this district be-
fore the next Congressional conven-
ton.
This announcement is made
through the columns OF the Fairmont
West Virglnian Congressman Day
ton was in Fairmont recently and he
stated TO the editor of the West VIZ
.ginian that he would run again. The
announcement including fine piece
of sarcasm regarding the surprise
caused by it is as follows:
Congressman Dayton was in this
place last week on private business,
but he took pains to tell some of his
friends confdentially, that he would
be candidate for reelection to
Congress No one would have sus-
pieioned it had not Mr.. Dayton said
so.
Before the last convention in or
der to grasp the coveted honor she
present incumbent of the Congress
sional seat from this district as
sured everyone that he would retire
the next time and allow someone
else to have the nomination. The
above shows how we'll he will keep
that promise.
The gentlemen who have been
anxious to be named in the stead OF
the Barbour stateman will lie awake
of nights from this on in the attempt
to outwit him Among those who
are said to be DESTROYS Of having the
place or who have been mentioned
In this connection are Hon. Geo. T..
Sturgiss and Col r. E. Fast, OF this
place, q. S. O.. Pitzer, OF Martins
burg, will as usual be in the ice wag
on, Judge Holt, of Grafton, wants
the plum and a number of others
would like to have the preference.
Dayton will be stronger than he
was two years ago as the sores of
that time will have all healed. lie
has been astute enough to conciliate
every enemy of Importance and he
will have frmer hold on the organ
ization than he has ever had. The
man who beats him will have to rise
early and hump himself.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Lost.

Lost pair of gold trimmed eye
glasses some where between Wiley
street and the depot on Friday.
Finder will return to this office and
receive reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
REV. CHAs. CUMMINGS,
Pastor.
The Weather.

Continued unsettled weather,
with showers and thunder storms to
night and probably Sunday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Lost.

A part of the brake of Gabrielle t
was lost some where in town on
Thursday. It consisted of straight
piece of iron and the shoe. Finder
will return to this Office and receive
reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Girls Wanted.

Three good girls wanted to work
in the woollen mills Apply to Mon
ongahela Textile Company, Beech
urst Avenue.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
Municipal Hall Sold.

The sale Of the s'fire shed' in which
the municipal offices were formerly To-
Gated took place this Saturday after
noon at public sale. There were several
bidders and the matter was quite
spirited for some time the property
being finally knocked off to G. r.
Hayes for $3.50. Mr.. Hayes bought 1t
for the Elks lodge who will rebuild 1t
and use it for their own purposes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05

You have doubtless observed that
small men seldom insult large ones.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05
For Rent.

For Rent.
A neat, comfortable house on
Sunnyside. Inquire at this office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-05

When man gets too lazy to work
he becomes a lofty idealist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
COMMUNICATIONS.

Letters have come from Eugenia Cutler. Orange
burg S C.: William Sheppard, Charleston. W. Va
Run Reid Hudson. Ohio; Miss Arnon Stoy. New
Albany. Ind. Harriette G Paige. Saratoga Springs
y Y: Mrs John H Morgan Buckhead. Ga Ella
L Wood Ruth y y. the Rev. E. A. Collier
Undertook n Y; Mrs. s p Locke. New-Rochelle
y Y; Mrs c. c. Reid. Rome. y. Y. Isabella A
owen Annapolis. y. s; BENJAMIN Frckenhaus
Mlddletown, y. Y: Mrs. Bachman. Fayette
y. Y: Lucretia A Wntmore. Montague Mass
Mrs c. O. Wheeler Worcester. Mass, Nelson Nc
CARNEY. Indiana. Penn; Mrs. Thomas F. Mclean
Conant, Fla. Mrs Isabel Stowe Young, springfield
Mass. Mrs. s Bernstein. Philadelphia Mrs. Mary
Qumby Auburn. Me; Miss Sarah Converse
Stewartstown. y. H. Harriet Putnam. OF this city
Mrs = G. Hogan Bridgeport. Conn; Jennie NJ
Kemo and Mrs Edward Dexter. Brooklyn: NJ 4
smith Holden. Mo. Willie Ebbets Brooklyn. NJ
q Janues Lvnbrook y Y Mrs James Richie
Larchmont. y. Y. Mrs Helen f Wheeler Little
Falls. y Y. and Mrs z. L. Schoheld. Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-17
NOrNT TERNON NENS.

The friends OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF Nord-
quist Camp. Sons OF Veterans. had most enjoyable
time In Grand Army Hall. Mount Vernon, on
Friday evening II was the occasion OF the in
stallatiOn OF the officers Of the society by Major
James II. jenkins. and STAFF from Farnsworth
Post and the Nordqust Camp. The following were
the officers installed President. Mrs c. (. Holmes
president. Mrs c. F. Sherman; treasurer. Miss
Julia l. Switzerland guide. Miss Ida Warner. as
sistant guide. Miss Tiie MARI, inside guard Miss
Katie Tilley. outside guard. Miss Ray Jones. secre-
tary Miss Carrie r Switzerland. trustees Mrs.
Melville Kelsey. Mrs A Goodenough and Mrs J.
MARI After the installation Mrs. Holmes made q
brief address, and then introduced Major jenkins.
who spoke OF the work OF the corps and what Il
meant 70 the associate bodies. Past Commander
= " LApham next introduced ana paid many
compliments 10 the organization and its sister or
ganlzatons throughout the country. Past Com
mander Henry Eckford Rhoades followed. and de-
tailed the work or the women nurses In the Civil
War. and especially In the recent with Spain
Past Commander william Wilson was the next
speaker There also parlOr concert. and
refreshments were served.