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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
BOTH PLEADED GUILTY..
J. l.. Clark and $. $. Warbler Given
Light line for selling Lott
tery Tickets.

]. l.. Clark and s. S. Warbler, two men
arrested several days ago on a warrant
charging them with selling lottery tickets
contrary to the laws of the state. pleaded
guilty and were given light fines. The
warrants were issued by Justice Jenney,
but Clark took a change Of Venue to JUS
tice Spite and Warner to Justice Ross. 1t
men were selling the tickets. Justice SpitS
said he had bought lottery tickets of Clark
himself. Clark said he was willing to pay
a fine Of SIS, and that amount, with the
costs, was accordingly assessed against
him. Warbler. who was tried before Jus.
tice Ross. made the plea that he had q
fine OF 81 and costs.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Insp~cied the Court hOuse.

A party of county officials from Des
Moines. Ia. were in the city yesterday and
visited the court house for the purpose Of
making u thorough inspection Of the struct-
teen states. searching for a model court
house. as 1t is Intended to erect a court
house in Dies Moines costing about S&pi.0A0.
The members of the party were ]. S. Nc
Question, who is the auditor of Polk coun-
ty, Ia: J. NJ. Chaffee. John Fisher and
j. H.. Mathis. The three last named are
members of the board of supervisors. The
visitors admired the external appearance
of the court house. but were of the opinion
that the interior finish was of an inferior
grade.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
F,,er,l Of T. l.. Manville.

The funeral of Thomas L.. Manviile. was
held from the home of H.. r. Ciauss, his
former business partner. 1911 Highland ave-
nue.. yesterday afternoon. Rev. DIR. Henry
Hopkins officiating. Mr.. Manville chose his
own pallbearers and named those whom he
wished TO sing at his funeral. Mrs. W. c.
COTE, Mrs. Frank r. Fisk. W. J. Murray
and John Ross furnished the music for
the services and the p:llbearers were: John
Sherwood. Eugene Marsh. Lon McCullom,
Edward Gill. Frank p. Fisk and W. C..
COTE. The burial was in Forest Hill GEN.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
JACOB PROBASc0 DEAD.
Effects of N Overdose of
MOPnhfne.

MOBU0boes
Jacob Probasco died at the city hospital
at an early hour yesterday morning from
the effects OF too much morphine taken
while he was sicl,. to relieve pains. The
old man was found In u room Oh the third
floor OF the building occupied by Frank
FrobascO's saloon. at Fourth and Main
streets. at 1870 o'clock Tuesday morning.
suffering from morphine poisoning. He was
turned over 10 DIR. Manahan. and the lat
ter. after working over him for two hours.
sent him to the city hospital in a fair way
to recover. He was taken worse. however.
soon after being removed to the hospital.
and d:ed yesterday morning..
Kansas City for twelve years. He was an
uncle Of Frank and D.. 3. Probasco. sa-
loonkeepers. engaged in business at Fourth
and Main streets. He was unmarried. His
nephews say that three times before he
either attempted suicide or took too much
morphine by mistake. The coroner had the
body removed to CAROLS undertaking es-
tablishment. An inquest will not be held.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
HIT HIM WITH A RATCHET.
Mrs. Friest Aimed Truly and Wa
Fined 81 for Throwing an
Edged WEAPON.

Mrs. Friest. of ais Vine street, was fined
$ in the police court yesterday morning for
disturbing the peace Of f. w. Turner. Of
SIG Vim street. Mrs. Friest is a white wom-
an and Turner is a negro. They quarreled
about a chicken fence that Turner erected
on his premises. 1t was u%nsightiy and Mrs.
Priest wanted him to tear 1t down.. When
he refused she knocked the fence down
with a hatchet. Then she struck Turner
with the Ratchet by throwing it at him
This being the first instance on record
where a woman threw a missile at an OBJ
fine of $, which Mrs. Friest paid.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
ROYAL; *s:.
~ AnSclUIfrypuR
Makes the food more deGidoas and wholesome

retained Hon. Smith 7. Calf. who once be-
fore. by Samuel Miles. had been employed
In the same case. MIR. Rinkoisky also re.
tanned l.. e. Erauihoff, Of Kansas City. and
Hon. John l.. Webster. OF Omaha. the Lead
iES attorney of that state a prominent
candidate in the recent senatorial contest.
The fight. with this formidable array of le-
gal talent on the sid. Of the plaintiff. was
begun yesterday. when Mr. Rlng0lsky fled
his suit Tor the setting aside of the Will of
lNSS ON the ground of the existence OF a will
vi more recent ia.e.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Other Peoples Money.

John Larson was arrested yesterday on q
warrant sworn out by =. T.. Peterson and
arraigned before Justice Jenney. Peterson
charges that he intrusted Larson. as agent
for a steamship company. with $40, which
he wanted carried back to his father In
Sweden. and that Larson. instead Of carry
ing out his commission faithfully. had used
the money. Larson pleaded not guilty and
gave 1900 bond for his appearance for
preliminary hearing to-day.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
W. T. Hayes Rein.tated.

Collector of Internal Revenue kellogg
r. Hayes. of this city. had been reinstated
as a storekeerer and gauger in the revenue
service. Hayes is an old soldier and is fully
necessary for him to pass a civil service
examination. Mr.. Kellogg also RECON-
mended A. G.. Beach, of Neosho, Mo, VINO is
on the eligible list. as a storekeeper and
gauger.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Court Briefs.

The F. p. Burnap Stationery and Print
ing Company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. Thu firm will conduct the bust
ness which was formerly lone by Lawton
& Burnap. The capital stock was rated
at 81. 600.
The Missouri Dairy Company brought q
suit in the circuit court yesterday agains.
Frost Bros. q grocery firm. at 2303 Lexing-
ton avenue. The plaintiff alleges that Frost
Bros. nave been retaining glass milk jars
that are the property of the dairy COM
Dany.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
CAME FROM ALABAMA.
Death Of Mrs. Holland Ana Bryan.
Who Had Lived In Kansas City
for the Past sixteen Years.

Mrs. Holland Ann Bryan, aged "a years,
wife of F. p. Bryan. died yesterday morn
ing of la grippe at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Drury Underwood. 1880 East
Eighth street. She vas taken I'll New
Years day n had been confined to her
bed ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan came to Kansas
City from Mobile, Ala. sixteen years ago
and since lived with Mrs. Drury Under
wood. Mrs. Bryan was the mother of ten
children. all but three OF whom were at
the bedside of their mother when she died.
The three who were not present were Ma
than Bryan, Of st. Stephens. Ala: Mrs. s.
Il. Simonson, Of Mobile. and Fred Bryan. Of
ST. Louis.
The funeral will be held from the house
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. and the serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hill, of
the Central Methodist church, of which
Mrs. Bryan was a member The burial
will he in Forest Hill cemetery.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
MUSIC ANN THE DRAMA.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Devils Auction. e 2:3O and Sis D. u,
X. Murray and Clara Lane. Papinta
and other vaudeville attractions. ELS and Sis
y. m.
AUDITORIrM-"charley's Aunt" SIS ,. ..
CILlIss-'A Romance OF Coaa Hollow" 2:ls and
S:i5 p. m.
COMING NEXT EEK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS night. Melba and Ellis grand
opera company in Faust"
COATES-An week, ''SiEn of the Cross Sunday
afternoon, Philharmonic orchestra.
week. "A Day and = Night"
AuDITORIUM-An week. The Private Secretary.'
ORPHEUM-An week, Cora Tanner and other vaude.
willie features.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
nn,E3,O00,0o0 SUIT
Doee yNLSes ONE Or THs. .%rGExr
O soartxes N rnE WEST.
-. :: ":.<VEsr OF $. 3. MILES, WILL
y - ssss eeSas Filled N FALLS CITY. NEn..
or LOCAL ATTORNEYS.
xsesrs 81 I've daughters 81 the ne.
eeaseA Are the Piaiaslas asa MIS-
ses4seo Tive sens Are Drfenaanss-
tse ~ Formidable Array nj
Legal Ta1eat.
Deeee q waves oxe or rue .rcEs
IN. soaTrxEs N THE WEST.

A contest which began yesterday with a
ut dled In the circuit court OF Falls City,
|eb.. and which Will be long and bitterly
will. IN II. Issue. settle the question
the Inheritance of one Of the largest for
mes ever snsassed in the West. The suit.
|hich was MED by Attorne. Leslie J. Rim
Plsky. OF this city. was brought for the
hrpose OF securing an equitable division
the property left by the late stephen b.
ples, Of Falls City, the heirs OF Mr.. Miles
10 daughters being the plaintiffs. and his
30 sons the defendants.
8tephen B. Miles. who was long known
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Petition in Bankruptcy.

Kings and Queens Of the Range, filed a
petition In the federal court yesterday ask
Ing that she be declared a bankrupt. Her
liabilities Will greatly exceed the assets,
which consist OF miscellaneous property in
the city. 1t is said that the bankruptcy
Of Mrs. Gregory will not affect the mag.
azine which she publishes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Death Of Charles Williams.

pneumonia at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
DIR. S. 6. TODD, 9G5 Linwood avenue, yes
terday morning. No funeral services will
be held here and the body will be sent to
Derby, Ia, this morning for burial.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
WERE THEY MARRIED.
JuaEe ". 3. shiPk, of Sedalia, Satd to
ave Welded His Former

Judge w. S. Shirk. OF Sedalia, attorney
for the Missouri Pacific railroad. registered
at the Midland yesterday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. s. p. Johns, Of Sedalia. and
Miss Mary Lou Barnes. The latter has
been his housekeeper for several years, and
a special dispatch from Sedaiia to The
Journal says that they came to Kansas
City with the intention of marrying. Judge
Shirk was recently divorced from his wife.
None of the Interested parties could be
found last night.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
MATRIMONIAL BOOM.
1t start 1. kansas City, kas.. Ye.ter
day, with the Marriage of
Five n

day, with the Marriage of
Flve Couples.
Tn Easter marriage boom started In the
probate judges ONCE in Kansas City. kas..
yesterday. Three couples were married by
Probate Judge Snyder in his ofiice. and
licenses were issued to two additional cou-
pies. Those married by the judge were:
Mathew J. Bennett. of st. Joseph, Mo. aged
81. and Efie May Purkett. St. Joseph. Mo.
aged -: Earl Jones. Kansas City: No.,
aged q, and Nina N. Edwards. Kansas
city. Mo, aged Is; Edward A.. Frederick.
Kansas City. Kas., aged s.. n Eva Mae
kell. Kansas City. kas.. aged &.
son. aged 81. Lawrence. Kas.. and Florence
Radford, aged q. Kansas City. Kas.; Emil
SchoIlka. aged 81. Wouwatnsa. Wis, and
Lucy Bessinger, aged %. Waterloo. Mo.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Drink Reciprocity.

To The Journal.
I learn by your editorial notes that excursions are
proposed from Kansas City, Mo-, to Kansas City,
Has. to get . drink Of clear water. Reciprocity is
In order. We kansaHs have gone many times TO Mis-
souri, for 4 drink and are nov glad to return the
favor. ROCK CHALK,
Kansas City. Kas., March ..
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Eighth Ward Republican Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Eighth Ward Republican Club will be held
Saturday. April /. in Judge Pursley's court
room. I'LL Grand avenue. Committees will
be elected and action on street railway sery-
ice will be discussed.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Pure MIX Ban Passes.

Health Omcer Benton received a TELEGRAM
from Representative Mann yesterday stat
ing that the bill prohibiting the aduiteratioo
mously. II II becomes = law the health de-
partment viii not only prosecute offenders
In the police court, but viii also prosecute
them in Q justice court under the stare
law. 1t is expected that after a few Of
tenders nave been made an example Of In
this matter there will be M further attempt
to evado the law.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
Tourist Sleerers to the Northwest Via
B~urlingt0n Route.

On Tuesdays ard Thursdays through cars
to the Pacific coast, via billings and the
Northern Pacific. For reservations address
Ticket Office. SO Main street. telephone 27S.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
CAPITAL, %s2,500,000.
Will Buy Grand Avenu Lane aad
Operate Two OthePs.

The CentIaI FIectrIC tsalIWay Company
filed articles of incorporation with the
county recorder yesterday. The company
is organized for the purpose Of operating
the Northeast. Brooklyn and the Grand
avenue lines. The stock is placed at $780,
or. divided into $500 shares at a par value
OF 500 each. d. b. Holmes. Frank Haser-
man and Henry q. Page are the directors
of the new road. d. Il. Holmes holds all
of the shares except two, which are the
property Of Messrs. Page and Hagerman.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
RIDlcULOUsLY INADEQUATE.
Of Colonel Gross .nd General
Moore ON the Appropriation for
the state Militia.

Thir, regiment officers are disappointed
AT the announced intention OF the lsgisla-
ture to appropriate only slo,VN a year for
the state militia. Colonel George p. Gross
ard General Milton Moore, formerly Of the
amount is ridiculousiy inadequate.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30
o SOME PEOPLE.

ADUOT JUNE t'EVtA6s
Judge w. 8. Shirk, of Sedalia. No., is a
guest Of the Midland.
Hon. W. F, sapp. the young Democratic
day.
q. O. Spencer, of Fort Scott. Kas.. state
oil inspector. spent q few hours in the city
yesterday.
c. V. Hickman. sn attorney OF st. Jo-
seph. passed through the city yesterday on
his way East.
James A. Troutman. Of Topeka. ex-lieu-
tenant governor OF Kansas. Is in the city
on business.
O.. II. Bentley. Esq.,. of Wichita, spent
Yesterday in the city looking after some
Rober. wixiarde will 20 to Fort Scott this
morning. where he will act as one OF the
Judges at the state hign schoois oTatoricai
contest.
DIR. r. G. M~endenhali. Of LaCysne. kas..
NH represented the Eighteenth district in
the last legislature. was in the city yes
terday. a guest OF the Savoy.
W II. Heiatt. OF Willis. kas., and L. Cor
telyou. of Auscotah. kas-. are in the city
IN attend a committee meeting Of the Kan
sas Grain Dealers Association.
Mr.. Edna Maxwell. known all over the
United states as the female bootblack. is
IN the CITY. She came here a few DAYS
-. for the purpose OF opening a shoe
shining parlor 70 raise fundp for the Union
MISSION. at Eighteenth and MCGEE streets.
sue travels from city to city securing
funds 10 help missions and In paid a sal
arv bv zach institution that receives any
benefit from her efforts.
Mrs. Maxwell achieved great notoriety
In the Eastern press on account Of her
clever management Of bootblacking par
Tors but she declares that she never shin
ed but one pair OF shoes in her life.
.i, is true" said Mrs. Maxwell last
night. '.that I was reported to have shined
Shoes with my own hands. but such sto-
ries are untrue. I n the shining par
iors. but the actual labor II performed by
small boys whom I engage on a salary.
I have raised thousands OF dollars which
must confess that, though I am known as
the woman bo0tblack. ! do not shine shoes.
i nj around the room and look pretty"
Beginning next week. Mrs. Maxwell viii
receive the mothers who five In the dis.
frict extending from Baltimore to Tracy
syeaues and from Eighteenth to Twenty
ssxSN streets Mrs. Patti Neore. the DO
1ce-matrnps VII address b nissscn on
~ GS-1EepcQttons to mothers viii be
Qusing the time that
=: !: : !: y i; !; !:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

Short Lj1e to Lsneola, Heb. r.
The BURLINGTON ROUTE has throurA
deeper n ehAi car WfthOuf ehaneo ri
trains. nv 4 q. anoIS:S q z
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

G. ". Hickman. ell attorney OF st. 10.
seph. passed through the city yesterday or
his way East.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

James A. Troutnan. Of Topeka. ex-lieu-
tenant governor OF Kansas. Is in the city
on business,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

Robert wixiarde will 20 to Fort Scott this
morning, where he will act az one OF the
Judges at the state high schools oratorical
contest.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

Judge W. 8. Shirk, of Sedalia. Mo-. is a
guest Of the Midland.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

8. O, Spencer, of Fort Scott. Kas., stat,
oil inspector. spent q few hours in the cit!
YESTERDAY.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

Hon. W. F. sapp. the young Democratic
leader OF Galena. was in the city yester-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

O. H.. Bentley. ESQ.,. OF Wichita, spenl
yesterday IN the city looking after som,
business matters.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

DIR. X. G. Mendenhall. of LaCygne. kas..
Who represented the Eighteenth district in
the last legislature. was in the city yes
terdav, a guest OF the Savoy.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-30

". b. Heia,t. OF Willis. Kas., and L.. Cor
telyou. Of Auscotah. kas.. are in the city
20 attend q committee meeting OF the Kan
sas Grain Dealers Association.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

"JuSt to think" said one trolley cal
conductor to the writer, that the expert
crce that I'm going to tel YOU about II
quite common and not II single instance.
You have II crowded car, and there is an
almost empty one Eut more han two rods
behind you. a lady at Il str2co corner
halls y0ll, and you come to Il stop.
"'No you go to the Park street station2
she asks.
Yes, ma'am.'
;>h0 starts to climb on.
But, ann, you say, this chr is
crowded, and the one just behind is going
to Park street, too, and it is almost
empty
Hum! says the lady scornfuly as she
climbs on But it doesn't come from tho
same place."
The conductor on Boston car was the
other day quite ut n loss what to say to u
LADY who said To him, "l'm going to u
place that they tell NE is about five min
utes' walk from Massachusetts, avenue,
and want you to tell ING whore I'd better
get of"
As Massachusetts, avenue Is several
miles long the conductor felt compelled to
ask for further information, but no more
could he get from his questioner
When people travel on street cars, they
should not leave their common sense be-
hind m.-Youth's Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

The Superior Court yesterday afternoon
granted tho motion for a non-snit in tho
case of Fannie NJ. Bakor vs. James GLIB
son Carroll ct A., and Anarias Ennis
John Rodney represented tie defense
md Attorney Burris the plaintiff. The
motion for nrn-sult was made by MIR.
Rodney.
Attorney Buril made o motion to
show cause why the non-sult should not
be set aside for a rev trial.
Til, jury was discharged until next
Monday morning at 10 O'clock
Court adjourned until thi, morning, at
which time arguments on certain casos
will be hold and tho Court will also re-
arrange the court calendar which was
s'isntly in e'rup;ed by tho recent jiz-
zarl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Every winter Tor over Il quarter OF con.
tury has seen 'J}.ue Rock constant Wis
ilnr in police circles ''Bu9 Rock de-
rived his maine from the fact that at the
lin.cs he is not in Jail hois along tho banks
Of thu ljrludywnc among he blu3 rocks
lie is nearly IIycars Of oahd is tho most
dstn ted man that goes to Now Castle j Ill
because the man is in such Il filthy cDnli-
ton His hair and whisl.cr5 have II be
ehaypn Of and his clothes burned. Ills
right nam. in Evan &, Miller Captain
Chambers thu.gJd him in the city
court this morning with vngTlncy and
with being drunk. Ilcwas rated at Il and
costs.
John nurer, coloro'. got ont Of jnil yes
tcrdny ana asked to bo sent over. l!o was
drunk " hen arrested. lie was sent over
f,r thirty days.
Jos ph Bucha AID Joseph Bradley were
charged with vnGGanry. They were retired
fer ten days.
MartinsMat hnw' was charged with dis
orderly conduct. His mother testified that
the vo@ug man has been drinking and act
ting dt,uricriy around tho hUuit. Shu
caunutg't along with him When ho is
drinking lie is ~ year Of ago He in
tended t. stop drinking. He took tho
pledge and viii Keep it.
e. W, Pierce charged with keeping an
unrcg stored dog. TIC Case was continued
until Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE HEART OF CHICAGO.

Tho Heart Of Chicago" u strong
COMEDY drama from tho pen Of Lincoln J.
Carter, author of ",lhe Fast Mail" Tho
Tornado" "lho Detaultcr" and other
stirring n,clodramas, will be the attrac-
ton at Opera House this afternoon ana
night. The story tod is said to possess a
good deal Of originality and to DO vol put
together AS Is usual With n Carter pro-
duction the scenic aids make big bid for
popularity. The first act iS located In tho
down town district of Chicago on the
night Of the Chicago Fire. Tho fire scene
Is said to b. put on in an entirely novel
manner and to DO very effective. Excited
throngs of people fastening to places of
safety. pulling fire engines, falling walls
rushing cabs, flying timber and leaping
flames all add to the realism Of the scene.
Other important scenes represent piano.
rama of the South Side, showing the lake
front, tho five milo Crib, at breakwater,
Michigan Avenue, State Street, Wabash
Avenus. the Auditorium Chicago o. era
House. County Building and other promi-
nent buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Constitution Adopted.

The Grand Lodge Of tho A. q. u. w., a.
its meeting ordered 1000 copies Of III
now constitution printed A very impor,
tant matter in the latter l. the snicid,
clause 1t provides that unless q membe
becomes insane his relatives cannot re-
celve the certificate value II the suicide
happans within twoyear The new Grand
Officers are as follows:
Grand master workman, Frank Lackey,
Wilmington Lodge; grand foreman, Gao.
H. Stevenson, Smyrna; grand overseer, J.
L. Ellis. Dslmar; grand recorder, Charles
4. Woods, Wilmington Lodge grand re-
coivcr, f. A. Finley, Delaware Lodge
grand guide. Benjamin A. Groves, Mar
shallton; grand inside Waterman, Dr..
Harrison w. Howell, America Lodge, this
city; grand outside Waterman, W. +. Gas.
person, Industry. this city; grand medical
examiner, Dr. i. w. Finn, Industry
lodge; supreme representatives., j. f.
Carroll. Dover; 9 + Woods, Wilmington,
and Charles Hcinel. Liberty Lodge; grand
trustee Gotthold Wager. Liberty Lodge.
Grand master workman named the fol-
lowing committees;
Finance Committee-E. +. Kane anG
William H. Curry Of Wilmington, and Z
b. Prettyman Of Dover.
Press Conmi tos-Dr. n. II. Miller, OF
Newark, Joseph S. Carter OF Smyrna. ant
M. Il, Dannenberg OF Wilmington.
Law mmittes-William II. Foulk, o:
Of Wilmington, Albert N. Sutton, of ST.
Georges and j. W. Sholdrake Of Harring.
ton