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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
SALT LAKE DOCTOR NARRIEs.

The friends Of Dr. L. +. Root OF this
city and Miss Helen Randall Of Sill
Yer city, n. NJ. have a pleasant sur
prise On the announcement " the mar
ringg " the couple which took place
yesterday az ~ east Third South street.
The ceremony was performed by Dr.
Goshen OF the Congregational church.
j. r. Moll1y, who was one OF tho few
friends appraised OF tho marriage. nct-
Ing aF best man,
The bride was gowned IN O. blue trnv-
cling gown with white trimmings with
hat 90 match.
The rooms were prottlly decorated
with pink roses and nu elaborate dinner
served. after which Dr and Mrs Root
loft FOR Glcnwoud Springs whore they
viii spend the next few weeks.
DR. Root ls one % Salt Lake. hggt
known physicians and with his newly
made wife VIII be recipient ~ scores
of congratulations. and good wishes on
the auHplcluuH event
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
PROMOTIONS EXHAUSTED.
Governor Wells Hears from War De.
partment Regarding Lieutenancies.

Major Grant. In a recent letter to
Gov, Wells. expressed the opinion that
each OF the Utah batteries was entitled
TO two first licutcnants and one second
lieutenant. instead OF two second llcu-
tenants and one first Lieutenant as now.
and suggested that n any promotion
was 10 be- made action should be tak-
Cn nt once.
Gov. Wells said yesterday; II have
never acted In the matter u promotions
without consulting the war depart
mont. and wired. with the result that
I received the following
II IL held BY the war department. that
the act u March :. 1899. published IN
general orders March an. does not
operate TO change the original organi-
zatlon OF the volunteers raised under
the act Of April g 1905, not 10 give
such volunteer organizations additional
officers. II. &. CORHtN
Adjutant-
AS a result there can be no more
promotions made"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
sHARKEY COMMITMENT.
Crazy Man, Who Imagines He Pos
sesses Wealth, Sent TO Asylum.

william sharkey. the individual who
has given the police and sherln's office
no end OF trouble OF late. was given q
hearing as TO his sanity this afternoon
and committed 10 the asylum at Provo.
The examination was conducted be-
fore Clerk Blair, Drs, -, 8. Wright and
A. G. Young. sharlScy. who claims 10
be a cousin 20 the noted puglllst OF the
same name had much 10 say during the
investigation. He talked IN nu cxtrava-
CANT manner OF his wealth, that he
could write his check for $4,000 on Nc
Cornlck'H bank and money was no more
90 him than dirt He told the doctors
he was going 10 raise potatoes, peaches
and nprlcots ana supply the world with
them. lie referred 10 his wife and pre-
dlcted a reconciliation. whom he was GO
Ing 10 take her 20 cuba and Honolulu
for the benent Of her health. Shurkey
talked lots more and nt times appeared
quite bright In repartee, fact DR..
Wright himself had TO acknowledge.
He appears 10 be quite harmless and IN
laborIng under the ha'luclnntion that he
possesses, or can easily acquire, billions
OF dollars
sharkey was taken to Provo this ar
ternoon.
The threatened citation OF sheriff
Howells before Judge Hlles FOR con-
tempt OF court did not materlalize II
Is believed that the differences exist
ing between the sheriff and Clerk Blair
have been amioably adjusted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
81. oUERrN's SURRENDER.
Friends Arranging some Way to Let the
Anti-semits Duwn Easy,

Paris Aug lG-M Joseph Lascles
uuu-Scmltv and antI-reylsl1nist MEM
her ~ the Chamber NJ Deputies for
grerH. and ~. Mussatd. manager
of tho Patrlo. held consultation
today with Premier Walicck-
Nuussrau'H secretary iu behalf uf ",
GuorIu president NJ the Anti-Semlto
League, who with sympathizorH. have
been hHriruudcd since Saturday IN tha
offices uf the league, regarding terms
under which the latter would surrender.
IN" secretary said it was essential
that the law should be- upheld. but that
tho government was anxious as the
mvliutors 90 effect blOodlrss arrest,
Further conferences ON the subject
have been arranged,
Crowds OF p1rlH continue 10 watch
NJ GuyrluH bartlgndo. over which the
anti Semitic banner still waves
Later n was announced that 81.
GuprIu refused 90 surrender on any
terms and said hy would starye rather
than oauitulutg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
PREST. SHOWS NEXT TRIP.
A Party Of Thirty to Accompany Him
TO Soda Springs.

President Lorenzo Snow together
with Presidents George Q. Cannon,
Joseph r. Smith and other prominent
men In the Church, propose to take
trip to Soda Springs at the end OF the
week. The party that will number over
thirty Will leave In a special car over
the oregon Short Line at s;i5 satur-
day night and will attend the Bannocls
Stake conference at that place on sun
day ana Monday. The company, to-
gether with members OF their rcspec-
tive families. will remain at the Springs
until Friday when they VIII once more
board the car and proceed to Mont
pelier. thence to Paris by conveyance,
where they will attend the Bear Lake
stake conference the following Sunday.
President Lorenzo Snow expects to
return to Salt Lake ON or about August
goth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Washington Aug lG-somc anxiety
IN frlt lt the war department ON uc-
count OF the failure Co secure iuflrmA-
ton concerning the transport Burnside.
She lDu NHW York "a week ago today
and was due uI NItuuElE last Monday
10 o. thought Hln may have gone out to
sul On ride out the storm.
Secretary Root bias directed that
four additional transports Dee chartered.
They are the Pueblo. belgian King col
umbIu and Charles p. Nelson, They
win carry 2555 men. An win be- ready
10 said Tor Manila by September 10Th,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
MAITRE LABORI is WORSE
Wounded Lawyer Is Feeling Effects Of a
Slight Fever


Rcnnos, Aug. &c, p, m,-The corro-
Hpondeut here ~ the Associated Press
has just returned from a visit 10 M.
Labor, who ~ lying at the residence
OF Prof. Basch. an old rambling house
situated IN a walled garden on the OUT
skirts Of Rennos He found unfortu-
nntoly. that the wounded lawyer was
worse, a slight fever has returned
Tho N-ray photographs are now being
developed ~ the position of the bullet
II not yet known, Nine. Labor Is boz
ginning TO feel the effects % the ner-
youa shock and fatigue
NJ. Hill secretary OF NJ, Labor. says
it had not been thought advisable 10
inform the patient today OF the refusal
Of the president OF the court to adjourn
the session In ylew OF the counsel's con-
dltion.
The decision Of Col. Jouaust not to
adjourn the court has created q very
bad impression 10 bruyfusarI circles,
and prsHiWlstic predictions are being
made aH 90 the outcome OF the trial,
II ~ pointed Out that the decision OF
the members OF the court not 10 ad-
iUurn, being unanimous, shows that not
one OF the Judges Is we'll disposed To-.
ward the prisoner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
Force Of $500 Filipino iusur-
gents Defeated with Heavy Loss,
TWELFTH INFANTRY DID IT


Manila. Aus. %. $40 -. m.-rho In.
.lrsent have been concentrating two
days before Angeles.
TO iH officially announced that col
smith with two companies or IN,
Twelfth regiment and two guns Of bat.
tory T. Ut the First artillery under
Lieut. k'mIcy. this morning attacked
1900 strongly outvuohrd Insurgents az
'h" southern approach Co Angeles and
ur''r thrm back after % sharp nrht.
90" American troops losing two men
KILLED and twelve wounded. The lnsur.
gents. la9u was estimated at g0g mon.
b..1 O.. m.=Our force will hold An
r'l"a. About 300 insurgents appeared
ihH morning ln front " Dolores. a
short distance north VI Porac. but they
were driven on by one company VI tho
Twelfth regiment under command of
captain Augulum. one American was
wounded
FIGHT WAS FIERCE.
Sew York Aug ia Journal dis
patch from Manila says.
M. Fiup.uus SUSTAINED a severe de-.
f'nt before Angeles today. Ton com.
puniU OF The Twelfth Infantry. with
two cannon. attacked $500 Insurgents.
who were iutrauGhgi near the town. A
narGo nght followed. in which the Fill
iplnoH were worstci and driven away
in disorder
Their losB was 300 men. The Amer
leans had two Killed and twelve
wounded.
Tho Twelfth occupied Angeles. and IL
holding the town.
ANOTHER SHARP ENGAGEMENT.
New York. Aug iG-Auothcr sharp
engagement between MacArthur's COM
manl and the inaurEonts was reported
60 The war department iu the follow
lug dispatch frum Gen. otis.
81 ullu, Aug. =Adiutant- General,
Washington. MuCArthuFH troops oc-
cupy country from canadalia ~ point
near Angeles thence toward Porac.
taking IN hiH line Santa Maria, gulra,
hacolor Col Smith with ten companies
Twelfth Infantry ana two guns First
artillery. attacked today the enemy In
entertainments ou the outskirts of An
Helcs. estimated ut 1900 driving them
and inflicted upon them "a reported loss
NJ 200 killed and wounded our loss
two killed and twelve wounded
ION the eleventh inst. General
luunTH troops consisting Of detach-
mvuta uf the Fourth cavalry. Twenty
first Infantry Twenty f0urth and
Twenty NTH Infantry. drove the in
Hufruuu northeast ~ Manila through
MuraquiuA and san Mutco, into tho
mountains Returning the following
day % column ~ insurgents nyr humid
rcd strong was met descending the road
east NJ balluuE Tor the purpose OF talk
luE the railway. this column was driv-
Du Boy our u1liuHr aud QuluEa troops
and routed yesterday This force 10 In
run retreat uorthWurd, carrying NUM-
Der 90 their officers.
Angeles was permanently occupied
ut once OTIS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
DE La MARS CONDITION.
Parts With Ten Quarts of Puss and
Feels Better,

Mayor John De La Mar OF Tooele
city. who underwent an operation at
the hands OF Or, J, 8 Richards at the
Holy Cross hospital yesterday, was re-
ported better today. The operation IN
question was one OF most delicate
nature-nothlng more or lesv than the
removal OF one OF Mi De La Mars
ribs and the withdrawal Of a large
quantity OF pus from the reg IN OF his
lungs. The surgical feat was suecess-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
securing horses. saddles and brides Tor
the use Of visiting mcmbcri,
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.

SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
The following men have been selected
By chief OF Police Hilton, 60 act as
special policemen next saturday He
requests that they all report at police
headquarters Friday evening at 3
O'Clock for instructions. They are.
RIB. Woolley. Thomas Dobson. Thorn
as r. Thomas J. =. Mahln, r. Rough
core. e. w. Rankin. James A. Hilton,
brad Elliott. Jessie Relsor Lucus Rob
insou. !. u. Brown, O, =. Pratt charles
A. Cfnmar John a. Van Pglt steven
shIugIston. -. Lgdottcr Charles j.
Beurtaeu. Thomas Coleman. w. g..
Brown, j l.. Hutohisou l.. bahlqulsL
William W. Turner George w. Smith,
oscar Olsen, George Jensen. Robert
Nelson. n. w. Price, Thomas Gillespie,
). G. Hays, Joseph Evans,
SHORT LINE SCHEDULE.
The oregon short Line has completed
lts schedule OF special trains 10 bring
what ia expected viii be the largest
crowds that ever rallied % Salt Lake.
Al trains viii arrive before the soldier
special comes from ogden. and those 20
near by points Will leave after the cele.
brntlon. The visitors from distant
points will be allowed to stop over
Following u the schedule.
Governor Wells ana stan Will leave
Salt Lake FOR ogden on a special SAT-
urday morning at o'clock. esloy viii
occupy "a private car which viii be at
tuchcd TO the volunteer special at og-
dea. To accommodate the large NUM-
bor OF relatives Of volunteers who VIII
so north to welcome the boys. n special
low rate of 81 Tor the round trip VIII
be made, but those avnlling Themselves
OF this privilege do Il with the UNDER
standing that In no case VIII they be
permitted TO return on the same train
with the governor. stan and soldiers.
a special train for their uccomm0dn-
ton, will leave ogden ave minutes be-
fore the departure OF the volunteer
special.
Another special win leave Preston and
run through the Cache Valley 10 Cache
Junction and there connect with tho
regular passenger train slated 10 reach
Salt Lake few minutes uhNd OF the
volunteer train.
4 third special will start from tho
Tintlc district. leaving Eureka about
C.ti a. M. and arriving IN SAT- Lake At
g.i5 r.. IN.
The fourth special viii leave Garfield
Beach 80 aH 10 reach Salt Lake about
$3.50 "a. m. Returning leaves 50 Lake
at y. m.
There viii be- three special trains In
all from ogden. Tickets sold from TIM
tic points will be- good Cor return pass
sage until the goth. from Logan until
the 2ist and from Milford until the
g2nd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

IeEhofn. Aug. lG-Almiral Dewey.
who has been suffering from q fever, IL
now better and this morning he re-
mulurd ON the deck 0f tho olympia Il
o. believed the admiral VIII give an of-
fetal reception before leaving Flor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Cleveland, Aug, l6-Latc last evening
an attempt was made % blow up IA
westbound car on Clark avenue one
passenger was on board. No one was
injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

$3.50 g. m.-Thg following bulletin has
just been issued
Tn condition ~ the patient a. salts
factory iu gpito 0f light fever, The X
Tuy has shown, the bullet the
skin, sub-cutaurUus cellular tissue, and
muscles around the spinal column Hat
tcuiug against thH right side OF the NTH
or sixth dorsuI vertebrate
The bulletin was signed by the four
doctors IN attendance upon VI Laborl,
~, Matthew brother or Captain prry-
fur. visited thu wounded man this
morning. Finding him 90 be progress
Ing fRvUrnbIy NJ Drcyfua said:
We'll mon brave. the revolver does
not seem 20 have done you much
harm"
"Oh," replied VI. Labori smiling, re
v1lv0rs are n1 use against me. I ava
too big u needs cannon shot 10 DO
me much harm
This is % striking Illustration u NJ
Lubprl's pluck and chcerfulnDHs Ia spite
Of thg agony be- Is undergoing.
Tho premier, NJ, Wullepk- Rousseau,
has trlegTaphed TO tho sufferer, oN-
pressing his sincere grlnf and hopes ~
his recovery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

oncl. 10 is frightfui thing that every
day their tear out my heart aud soul
without my being able Co reply ~ Is
awful for an Innocent man and
loyal soldier n iH a frlghtful thing
frghtful. frlghtfui''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

~. The following anpoprcor,.,, ,...
Rto y, wv by Captain Joseph E' Caine
airy 'H'lsa states volunteer cav
usssI Ti First troop Utah cavalry will
lng al n.y. ,oeloek Saturday morn
Tem.,. Temple street between snnib
p0sgs, ml First South, for the DUR,
hon5r Participating In the parade in
lofnlt15,r 'a .,, returned volunteers The
ior WIN campaign hats ma Io, ui,,,
be ~ and gauntlets. No arms Nh, WI
city Mn troopers residing i'm mo
own B m.,. De expected to furnish tbeir
ohnrd ~ ana IN case they are
b S, .ll by the committee. Aio,, WI ,,l pe
iowa Ni.hel for troopers from an w
u Ar,,ia view " the great diW NJ ~
ali loo gs horses and horse equlpmentsg
'' are requested to assIst IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
WHY col. HENRY COMMITTED
TIE rOROERY.

Madame Horny deposrd that towards
m" end OF September. 1884. after dinner
one evening, her husband told her u
paper had been handed him MS being
very important The witness added
As he did not return, I retired about
n o'clock, and ] asked him when he
returned why he was later than usual
He undid "a narrow, transparent roll
OF paper and said
There h. a serious matter here,
which / have been requested to In
ycstigate this evening Shortly after
wards he rc-euterel the room. holding
papers and letter which he. had just
piccod together lilo placed them an In
his hat, In order not 10 forget them
In the morning lie left ON horseback
as customary. the following morning.
saying he had To see Colonel Sandherr
soon nR possible
what was his impression on seeing
the bOrderonuT asked Col Jouaust.
The witness replied that Col. Henry
did not know the author of II but said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-06
". &. Beaman left for the southern
part OF Nebraska on the east going train.

". G.. Beaman left for the southern
part OF Nebraska on the east going train.
/ b. A. Bronson aud family OF Ramona
were arrivals on the train from the
north.
John Haugen departed for Oldham
this evening where hc will ngage in
business On his own account.
Arrivals on the evening train: A. Is.
Ki,tredge OF Sioux Falls. Mrs. Casey, II.
A. Fowler's family from Wisconsin.
Mics Grace Coifey was the lucky win
ner OF the gold watch given by the
Frederick Lyccum company Saturday
evening.
Supt. Biederstaedt bad five additional
applicants for teachers certificates ar.
rive Saturday who nrs completing their
work to day.
Mrs. j. A. Davis ~ the north west part
OF the county il 80 low with heart fail
ure, her phys,cians have gwen up hope
OF her recovery.
Reys. Fa,he. Flynn OF this city and
Father S,echer OF Howard, went 10
Sioux Falls 70 assist in u io-hour de-
vot,onal meeting.
An indoor base ball game will be given
by Manager W,llh,te 1T the opera house
/, towards the end II the week. The play
ers will be married versus single men.
Hon. Nels Larson OF Brule county
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs
". Il. Grinnell, since the adjournment
OF the Legislature, returned home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Rae were about to
disinfect their house to-day after the
oldest child's recovery, when their two
younger children were taken down with
scarlet fever.
Children and young people will b'
especially delighted to see tho life
travels and adventures OF Robinson Cru
soc illustrated at the opera house at ! y
m. Tuesday. Admission 10 cents.
". h. Jones OF DssMoines Iowa, ant
Rev. W. II. Osborne Of Lansing. Mich.
relatives OF the later DR.. J. X. Jones arr
registered Mt the Madison house ant
attended funeral Of deceased to-day.
Mart Case and wife former residents o.
this city now OF Sheldon. Iowa. are visit
ing friends here. Mr.. Case has no
ye, fully recovered from the effects O
being shot By ssupposed burglar sever"
months ago.
The Darlington entertainment for tn
benefit OF the Presbyterian .church Wal
be given at the opera house to.n'gn'
The sale OF seats has already been large
This is IN entertainment OF . very h'Rl
order and deserves large patronage.
Huronite, l: r. Vaaderl1as va
oblised 20 discontinue tho special SOL
vices owing to . fear Of q further sprea
az the scarlet fever. He was hoId'rv
very s~uooessful meetings and w
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-06

doubtless continue them ut an early
date.
The next meeting OF the Current
Events club will be held at the home Of
W. +. Daniels. Wednesday evening.
Every person present 10 expected TO give
u news item. The following question
will be debated. Resolved that az pen
sive entertainments given by the rich
are more benefit than injury. Leaders,
Rev. Mc.Almon and Mr.. Glover.
Aberdeen News. 3: Following the
example OF Aberdeen the citizens OF
Madison are preparing to tender u re-
ception aud banquet TO the Lake county
Legislators on their return from Pierre
Saturday night. The affair will be held
ut the normal school building Oh no..
Mr.. News, The Madison affair was
planned and begun before yours was
thought Of.
A number Of gentlemen from Iowa
u oCttI SA ~ WY Ao"o
farms from l. d. Smith, returned home
this morning. Only one succeeded III
making q purchase and he bought MIR.
Smith's former homestead OF $40 acres
in Iowa for $4,000. This is at the rate
OF $50 per acre but the farm is said to
be a very fine one, both as to soil and
improvements, the house alone costing
5000.
The funeral Of the late DR.. j. r. Jones
took place this afternoon from Grace
church. Rev. A. f. Fillmore officiating
The funeral was conducted under the
auspices OF Evergreen lodge. No. Il, A,
r. ard A. NJ, a large procession OF the
Masonic fraternity attending. The pail
, be arers were VIM. Within ore, X. G. Nc.
Callistar, VIM. Lee. j. r. Stahl, John
Lsrkin, +. ID. Fits. The chief mourn
ers were ". II. Jones OF Des Moines
Iowa, and Rev. W. II. Osborne OF Ian
sing, Mich,
Howard Advance, 8: 1t was hoped
that no more deaths would have to bs
reported among our little ones. But II
is otherwise. Sunday at 500 p. M.
Daniel Vincent. aged 10 months and L
dave. infant son OF MIR. and Mrs. Charlie
Mathews. passed away, followed BY thu
death OF Florence Cecilia. the only
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Mathewe, aget
five years and six months. New case'
have appeared in the families Of j.. 4
Samelson and Mrs. Horn,ng. Pete
Olesou. Frank Wooden and the children
in the ,Radcliff household are mucl
better.
The farmers meeting at the cour
house Saturday afternoon decided by al
almost unanimous vote to build . flour
ine mill here, and also decided upon
temporary organisation and the securinl
az 4 charter for the new company which
il to be called "The Lake County Mill
ine Association" The officers elect ore
Geo. w. Wright, president; John Walter
vice president; f. r. Q. Gross, secretary
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-06
The a,est enive In the World.

Is Banner Salve. 1t IL made from a
prescription by a widely known skin
specialist and is positively the most
healing salve for Piles, Burns, Scalds.
Ulcers. Running Sores and al skin
diseases.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-06

Peter /: Bakus, treasurer. The officers
elect we're instructed to procure the
charter, and money for the purpose was
raised. The number Of shares was fixed
at 100 and the price per share $1,000.
The officers elect were then instructed
to look up mill site and the meeting
adjourned subject to call Ut the presi'
dent.
City residence lots Tor sale, SIS to 500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Twenty five tons Of choice hay for sale.
Inquire OF r.. W. AErChAM
Wanted, 4 good girl for general house
work; good wages; steady employment
MIS-. q. H. WooD.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-06

City residence lots for sale, SIS to $500.
ELMER SHERIDAN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-03-23

Second wnrd-w. W. Handlcy, ]. w. Bell.
Third ward-A. Boulware. u. ID. Nelson
Secret Societies..
MAsoNIC--MonroeL Lodge No. "a, A. f.
81 a, NJ, meets first and third Satur-
day nights of each month.
Monroe City r. A. Chapter, No. 1O4.
meets fourth Monday nights in each
month.
ODD FELLows--Monroe City Lodge,
No. 26S, meets every Thursday night.
lSebekah, Monroe City Lodge, No. 156,
meets first and third Tuesday nights
of each month.
The II. N. of AS will meet euery
Thursday evening in the Nj. w. A,
hall.
a. o. U. w. Monroe City Lodge, No
l6S, meets first and third FRIDAY
nights ofeach month.
MODERN WOoDMEN-Monro e CITY
Camp, No. 2236 meets every FRIDAY
night.
+. f. O. Sisterhood, Monroe City
Chapter II. meets the second anC
fourth Saturdays in each month.
MASONIC, Colored. Lodg,
No. D, meets first and third Tuesda,
nights in each month.
SUPREME COURT OF HONOR. Mon
roe District Court meets every Mon
day night.