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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-15
NTECEDENZES.'

Ell p del pasado mes dc Octubre
plblicamos n nOticla que tue sumlnls-
trada en- las oficinas de la Corte Pro-
visional Americana, referente a n
declaration que Sc pedia al Lcdo. don
Juan Ramon Ramos, sobre un asunto
civil que Sc ventilaba. Esa noticia pa
rece que no ha sido del agrado del Ho-
norable Presidente del Tribunal de Dis
trito Lcdo. don Juan Ramon Ramos, y
amparandOse de su cardcter de AutOri-
dad nos denuncia ante ell propio Tribu-
nal que preside.
CITACION::
Ell ST.. Juoz de San Francisco ha
dlspuesto en- auto de esta fecha en- la
clusa que instruye por desacato por in
jurias y calumnias al Honorable ST.. Pre-
Sidente del Tribunal de Distrito de San
Juan, Sc cite al Director del peri6dico
La CORRESPONDENTS DE PUERTO-RICO.
para que comparezca a declarar en- con-
cHpto de acusado en- este JuzgadO Luna
BY q las dos de la tarde del dia de ma
mana bajo las advertenclas y apercibi-
miento one previenen los articulos rs,
40, 42O 1873 de la Ley de Enjuicia-
mlento Criminal, que Sc inscrtan al
mar9en.
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AnunciO.
G)biNrno Mi|itdr dc los Estados UnidOs
0tiCina de Ia Junta dc 0hras PuhIicas.
EN- T

San Juan Puerto Rico, Nvbre. 4 de 1899.
En- esta oficins SO admitirkn proposiciones
bs 10 pliego cerrado para la construction 6 re-
construction de la carretera de Moca hacia San
s. bastian.
Dichas proposiciones seran admitidas hasta
las dooe del dis 81 de Noviembre corriente, no.
ra fjada para 10 aperture en- publico de los pile
gcs,
Cada proposition debera ser presentada en-
ell impreso especial presorito y ser acompahado
bion de un ~dep6sito en- metAlico de 500 dollars
8 de uu chetk certifcado por una casa de ban
ca res petable.
Estos depositos seran devreltos inmedia-
tamente & todos aquellos licitadores cuyas pro
DC sici sean desechadas.
La Junta Sc reserva ell dereoho de rechs-
Ear Gu alquiera 8 todss las ?roposioiones.
FL valor de esta obra sc ~calcula entire 80 y
40, 900 dollars. En- esta ofoina Sc darAn los
inforples necesarios.
W. Y. JUDSON.
Captain del Cperpo de ingenieros,
Iresidente de la Junta de O6ras Pu6licos
e S I'LL
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Ell MEJ1R VIN0vssssae" en- p 2 = e.

IL IulU sE vIVUvende en- Pto-Rl-
GO es ell Rlojano de Aleson que vendsn los res
taurants Ella Catalanas, Colonial Clubs, els
Nueva Catalana,, elias Balesress, elias Anti
guas Balesres etc. y al mismo precio que ss
receptores en- ell es~tsblecimiento de los Sres.
Gonzalez y Perez, Plaza de Alfonso XII.
Unicos importadores F. Font y hermano,
Tanca esquina Fortaleza. Ventas al por mayor
y detail.
Una cuarterola de 100 litros.... S2s 90
Una docena de bote! s........ - as
San Juan r Octubre 6 1890
N 900 Z. Font Hermano
- FL sehor don Adolfo medina que m
litsbs en- ell partido repubiicano, sc ha sepsra'
do del mismo, segun dice ola Estrella Fede.
rap.
~. En Adjuntss han sido nombrados:
Alcalde. don Manuel Pietri; don Pablo Font,
Juez Municipal; Juez Sap'ente, don Jose Vic.
tor Bosch. Cinoo seflores para la Junta de ms
t%rucci6n, y catorce concejsles.
-. Ella E.trella Federal. de Maysguez,
anunois que dentro de breves dias emprenderk
la campaha contra la nueva disposition de Co
rreos que ha caido en- Ia Isla como una bonn.
ba.
Senior Aloalde: En- ell cruce de las Ca
lies de San Justo J Sol hace mas de un mes
existe IN bache cuyas sguas estan "a verdosas
y aon por 10 tsnto, noclvss la salud. 81 se en-
chlhara esa pa'te ue ID oaile' cesaris csc loco
de infection 2 sc 10 agradecerfan los v%ecinos.
~ Mr. Lawrence Angs!, de NueVa York,
Sc ha trasladado & Ponce, con objeto de adqui-
rir terrenos para ell establecimiento de juegos
de pelota.
Los sehores Beers = Berkc visit han
disuelto la sociedad que t~enfan, enoargandose
de los negocios de ella ell primero de estos se
flores.
-. Nuestro amigo de Barran quitas, don
jose Muhoz Rivera, ha tenido la desgracia de
perder una hija suya, Eihs de pocos amos.
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T2rnof2e de todas classes se hacen en- Ia tipo-
grafa La Correspondence. Al
oontado ~extrioto pero precios m6dicos.
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Han sido denunciadas Isabel Costo-

-. Han sido denunciadas Isabel Costo.,
SO. = Conception Hernandez, vecinas de la CO.
lie Gle San jose no 2 y 8, respectivamente
por tener ropss tendidas en- Ia via publica.
-. Por resistencis s ~insultcs a IN Ce.
lador de Hygiene, ha sido denunciada la vecina
de la Gale de Morovis, Petrona Olivero.
-. Treints kilos de carne, en- estsdo da-
nino a la salud, han sido decomisados al Ia.
blajero Francisco Corres que Is tenfs q Ia ven.
I'd en- Puerta de Terra.
~. Durante ell curse aotusl &c ban ms.
.rloulado en- la escuela de Medicina lie Lon.
dres 2o9 seilorss y seIoritas.
I'm 1897 81 numero dc alunss fu8 de I62 v
y de 100 dursnte ell curse de 1898.
FL vspor sMsEfs Herrera prooedents
da la Hsbana y escaias LEG .ra 4 este puerto del
~ al 20 del actual = sc despaohara del ~ al 29
para Ponce. San Pedro de Macorfs, Ssnto Do.
mingo, Santiago de Cuba, Baraooa. Gibars
Nuevitss = Habans, admitiendo passieros.
III Ag9nte: Lua"ig D1pIace TetuAn IL.
rs l2-5
G,ande, hacer moditicsoiones en- la tarifa del
Dorado.
~ L! Ayuntamiento de Hato Grsnde
ha protestsdo del prooedimlento que emp!es ell
de Cagoas, para el cobro de cantidades que lie
adeuda.
En- Iumacao han rebajado ell sueldo
a los adaaneros; de S 80 orc que CANADIAN, han
quedado reducidos a 1 25 orc,
La vecina de e,ta Capital Ceeilis
Sanabrla, soilclts ell paradero de su hermsna
Antonio Ssnabria que &c enoontrabs en- Is PLAYA
de Ponce, algunos dlss antes del temporal Y
desde ouya fecha no tieDe ~ro.icias de ell q. Sc
suplics q los demss colegss la reproduction.
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Francisco VaIIeciIo

La Correspondents s Yabucoa
PIMA
Don Cusil de Ramos, hs pedido que
SO anule ell nombramiento de Ter Teniepte de
Alcslde que hizo Ell Ayuntamiento de Riuc6n q
favor de don E. Carrero.
- La policfa hs detenido aver en- Ia
<Maripa, & un individuo que dsba fuertes gol-
pes . una mujer.
Duiante los dfas 1e II del actual
estarAn fiadas al pablico, en- Arecibo, las lis.
tas ele~c torales, para los efectos de ley.
En- San Sebastian Sc han celebrsdo
alguno s meetings polfticos. tanto por los re-
publicsnos como por los federalss,
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para que pueda hacerse la eta
cion, expido la presente c6dula en- Pto.-
Rico, a diez de Noviembre de mil Ocho-
cientOs noventa y ley
Ell SECRETARIO,
FlWnclScO L0SS0ze.
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AVISO.

Autorizado oonvenientemente, { partir de
Aoy, SO rondran q Ia venta en- Ia imprenta de
M%arzuaoh (Fortaleza 19) las 6rdenes que publi.
que ell Gobierno.
a. Q. s 10 10
The oasis., 1899-12-02
Hospital Appointments.

The following has been issued by the Sonora railway:
 SONORA RAILWAY,
 EMPLoYEs' ASSOCIATION,
 GUAYMAS HOSPITAL ,
 NOTICE. The following physicians have this day been appointed assistant surgeons of this company: Dr. E. P Borghetti, residing Tn Hermosillo. Dr. Jacinto Padilla, residing in Mag daena. Dr. w. F. Chenoweth, residing in Nogales. For the jurisdictions of Hermosillo, Magdalena aud Nogales respectively. Guaymas. Nov. 10th, 1899.
 DR. l. RIVERA, Approved: Chief Surgeon. J. A. NAUGLE,
 President
The oasis., 1899-12-02
rsArLRoAD NEWS.

Charley Reddoch is now running train north of Nogales, having been recently transferred from the Sonora railway. He says he is beginning to speak English
 The first Sunset Limited on the $. P. for this season will reach Benson December Huh, going east. The first from New Orleans will arrive on the 10th of December and there after will be two flyers a week each way.
 Business on the railway has so in. creased of late that now four freight crews are running upon the New Mexico X Arizona railway, where but q few months ago one crew did all the work. The conductors are John Hen ", Short Long. Jas. Reddoch and Charles Reddoch
 Messrs. G. J. Gonzalez, official inter- preter in the general managers office of the Sonora railway. and Frederick krohn, roadmaster of the Quay mas division Of the same road were the fortunate pUssessors of one.half tick ct in a rI .Nican lottery which drew d prize of s20, ,000 for the whole ticket giving the two gentlemen 5000 each
The oasis., 1899-12-02
Lucky Lulley

Mark Luiley is calling upon local frienus today. MT. Lulley has hosts Oi warm friends in Tucson He for merly lived here and announces his in- tention of once more making his home in the old pueblo. Mir. Lully came to Tucson and engaged in mining m 1875. He was the original locator of the famous Goldtree mine in the eSanta Ritas. During 1878 and 1879 he conducted twU saloons here, Ithe Capi- tal and'the Gem During 1880 he was in the real estate business and con- ducted Fitch's opera house, near the depot, in partnership with Thomas Fitch In 1881 he sold the Goldtree miqe.. Hethsp engaged in the the- atrical business. He left Tucson at the time and cid not return until 1896 During 1896 he was connected with the Casino, at Nogales.
 MT. Lulley remained but short time in this city in 1897. During that year he returned to mining and To- cated three claims in the Tyndall dis trict in the Santa Ritas, the Apache, q silver claim; the Warsaw, lead claim. and the Royal Blue, copper claim. He now has force of men working all three of these. All of them are now very profitable mines, especially the Apache, which is phenomenally rich silver mine and promises to make it's owner man of considerable wealth MT. Lullew now lives in NOgales. but he says that in abnut month he will move his family to Tucson and they will make their permanent home here. Citizen.
The oasis., 1899-12-02
Thanksgiving.

A Union Thanksgiving service has heen arranged iu take place at the Congregational church next Sunday at 7:3O D m. The sermon will be preached hy Rev Heald on "The Home, It's Friends and Foes in No gales" The pastor of the Metht dist South church will particil ate in the service. An invitation is extended to all the people to join in making 1t a rousing Thanksgiving service.
The oasis., 1899-12-02
\ SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty five Years Constant Use without
 a Failure

The hrst indication of croup is hoarseness. and in a child subject to that disease it may be taken as a sure sign of the approach of an attack
 Following this hoarseness is q peculiar rough cough Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child bec0mes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack lt is used iu many thous- ands of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anxious moth CTS We have yet to learn of single instance in which it has not proved effectual. No other preparation can show such a record d-twenty-fve years constant use without failure. For sale by L. w. Mix S O., Druggists.
The oasis., 1899-12-02
Approved:
~Ioo Reward. sIoo.
J. A. NAUGLE,
 President.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cnre in all it's stages, and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requires cons. titutioDal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is takeninterDaliy, acting direct ly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by build ing up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work The proprie- tors have so much faith in it's curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. - Address, F. J CHENEY,
 Toledo, 0.
 Sold by druggists. 75.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
PILGRIM FATHERS.

The usual convocation of Providence
Colony. 14J. with many weary Pilgrims
on their way TO Palestine was held in
the city of Providence. w. Governor
Nelson 4. Nottage was on the spot. as
also was his right hand man. Frank j.
Potter, TO sec that none had pulled the
latch string that were not worthy to
enter the sacred precincts. The keeper
of the treasure. James l.. Stetson, and
chaplain y. r.. Stetson, were unaVoid-
ably absent. attending a big meeting OF
Rose Standish. d. OF X. The chaplain.
y. T. StetSon. is one OF the best officers
who has held that office, always pres
ont. ready and knowing and perform
ING the duties Of the office. The usual
routine Of business was dispensed WIN
on this occasion. az other business was
ON the topics. AZ the next session the
goat" will be IN good order and viii
perform his part In giving 20 five per-
sons "a free ride through the court o,
Palestine 10 learn the mysteries and
rites OF the order of Pilgrim Fathers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
GOOD TEMpLARS.

on Monday evening. May 10Th, the
Providence lodge. No. 3. met in ProVi-
dence hall. in Buffers Exchange Build
ing, and changed their regular meeting
into an open meeting with members OF
other lodges and their own friends
present. There was quite a number OF
the officers of the different departments
on hand. among whom were noticed:
Grand Chief Templar William l.. Brad
ley, Grand Secretary George \. Missin-
ger, Grand Chaplain r. Il. Van
Doom. Grand Sentinel James j. Spur
geon OF the Grand lodge OF X. l., Dis
trict Secretary Arthur II. Warner, Dis
trict Marshall Frank j. Potter. Dis
trict Assistant Marshall Grace l..
Reed. The following excellent program
was rendered: Piano, Mrs. Carrie f..
Whittemore: recitation, THE Station
Agents story" Miss Sadie May; reci-
tation. Wheels" =. g. T. Leslie r..
Morris: piano solo. Mrs. Narrie T..
Whittemore; reading. NO Sect i'm
Heaven" Miss Nellie II. Allen; re-
marks. G.. q. r. VIM. p. Brat ey: re-
marks. G. II. Arthur T.. Warneri solo.
Mrs. Whittemore; reading, Why
Don't He Come" Miss Cora f. Greene:
recitation. Music on the Rapahan-
mock" Miss Sadie May; puzzle contest,
an the members HHd visitors rfestfft'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. met in Guild hall Fri
day under the presidency of Sister
Bray. The usual opening ceremonies
were performed. after which the COM
mittee on social reported progress. The
various investigating committees re-
ported favorably on eight candidates,
the ballots were spread and they We're
duly elected to membership. The %
ficers performed the initiatory work in
a very creditable manner. a recess
was then called and collation. and So
cial chat enjoyed. At the resumption
of business Sister Bray was obliged to
relinquish her position through tempor-
airy indisposition, the vice-president
CARRYING ON the business to the close
of the session. Under tho good of the
order remarks were made by the Hon.
Deputy j. Annear to congratulating
the auxiliary on their accessions and
Impressed upon the sisters the neces-
sity Of Continued activity. He instanc-
ed the Joint social TO be held the next
meeting night May 26th, and stating
il was bound 10 be a success. Some
snecial features OF work were also
touched upon Remarks were also
made bv r.. Il. Sister Tranter of No. |
ami President Sister Trueloye OF No. 4,
both sisters heartily congratulatng
Auxiliary No. 8 on the good work being
performed. The auxiliary then duly ad-
/ iourned.
Auxiliary No. 1 held short session
! Tuesday evening. beng opened in due
| form az 7:30 by President Sister Martin
I Three applications for membership
we're received and referred. The meet
ing night was changed 10 the first and
! thiM Wednesday, thus conflicting
/ neither with any auxiliary or brigade
] meeting. Further business was ad
/ iourned. the basket party committed
\ taking charge OF the proceedings. Th'
hall was thrown open and the friends
of the auxiliary came crowding I'm. Th'
concert program was as follows. peini
nresided over by Il. G.. John Tranter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
HOME CIRCLE.

A Dresden China plate, as the ladies'
first prize, was awarded to Mrs NJ a.
Parker at the HoHe-Girele WHIST IN
King Phillips Hall last Monday even
ing. while a French art ice cream plate
went to Mrs. l.. Ricllaune as second
and a glass fruit dish went TO MISS
Gorton as third prize. A case o. hand
kerchiefs was won by Mrs. schmmer
as gentlemen's first prize and a gentle
mans wardrobe brush by II. g VIZ
liams. as second and "A cigar tray by
AIR & aVies as Jnird prize. Mrs.
EDDY awarded the prize 10 the success
ful PLAYERS in the absence ot Allie B' =
Hodges. who was called TO New Hanp-
shire by the death OF frlend' me
greatest interest is being manitested I'm
the next TWO Monday evenings OF May
which closes this very successful season
OF the Home Circles Whist IN ProNl-
dence. Ample accommodations VIII ne
nrovided for all who wish 10 attend
next Monday evening 20 contest Tor the
various prizes.
Irnivcrsity Council met in regular
session In It's council rooms. lo' west
minister street, last ..Onday evening
with Leader w. Ralpcr Williams IN
the chair. Besides admitting one new
member To the order. action was taken
ON the regular routine business OK the
Council.
Olneyville Council met In Library
Hall last Monday evening with Leader
stephen II. Arnold In the CHAIR. Aitei
| the adm ssion OF new members ana tnt
| disposition OF the regular business, ar
| rangements were perfected for an oper
meeting Monday evenings June lsth. ~
wntch a large number or new mem
bers are TO be admitted. followed by
| collation. provided by a prominent cat
crer. with addresses 10y well know
enaIarnal orators, and it u expected
| that a Barton Degree Team VIII eNem
| plifv the ritual during the evening.
| America Council o. PaWtucket VII
| meet Ina It's Council rooms in kinioi
| block next Wednesday evening e
! which a large attendance h. desired.
| Providence Counch VIII NEE. Monde
evening at o'clock fn sing Piiilp
IIau in regular ssssion. at Thich % GOO
! attendance is desired, as importan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
KNIGHTS OF KH0RASSAN.

Ell Karun temple held a meeting in
Sterling Hall Wednesday evening that
practically set il on its feet. for since
its institution a languid feeling has pre-
vailed. The attendance has been lighl,
the candidates few and far between,
but the meeting Wednesday evening
demonstrated the fact that there are a
sufficient number OF members in the
order OF knights OF Pythias VINO can
and will support such an organization,
when properly conducted. There Is put
one factor In this order ana that Is So
ciability. and that is what most men
want This very desirable state or al
fairs has been brought about mostly Dy
the efforts of the secretary. w. A. VIII
son, and "A little grain of SAND. Ihe
result was that there was an attenn- =
ance of s6. more sent i'm their dues. ana
IL candidates were initiated. or course
to be real social there must naturally
be something 10 eat. and Brother VIII
son was aware of this fact, so ne en-
gagged Caterer Banspach TO select the
\ asst tender beef TO be found in the city
and this fairly covered with mushroom
sauce formed the principal dish or the
evening. Added to this was asparagus
tomatoes, cucumbers and other deli
cacfes too numerous To mention. Thefe
was also ices of all sorts, and there was
no shortage i'm the line of drinkables
No more sessions viii be held until
fall. when there will be n rouser, and
Secretary Wilson has already num-
ber of candidates for the OCCASION
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20
KNIGHTS OF PYThIAS.

The large hall OF Orient hall, corner
of Westminster and Dean street WIS
well filed with the members, their
families and a few invited guests
Thursday evening, in horror OF Grand
Chancellor John G. Purkis, he being
member of this lodge. A few weeks ago
the members appreciating the honor
conferred upon him deemed It quite az
propriate To- make a demonstration OF
some sort and at last decided that
something of social hop or FAMILY
gathering would % the most hitting Tor
The occasion and with this decision IN
Wow n committee was appointed 20
make the necessary arrangements ana
they certainly succeeded for ~ was on
of the most enjoyable events that mas
heen held under Pythias auspices ~
this state for many "A day At $50 IN.
grand chancellor accompanied by
Grand Vice chancellor Robert L. Clegg
Grand Prelate John ogden, Grand
Master of Excheauer Andrew Mcken'
zie. Grand Keeper OF Records and Sea
William A. Wilson. Grand Master a'
Arms l.. Whiting ard Grand Innei
Guard George L. Fish entered me hai
escorted by the committee. ana attel
balnR received. Past Grand Chancelio
Fred L.. Phillips. on behalf ~ the lodg
presented the grand chancellor Win
large and magnificent basket of ga
flowers 20 which iis responded IN ~
ting manncr Then sh"rt intcrmiss'"'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20

the special deputy of the auxiliary:
Songs by Mrs. III. Morrow and Mr.. III.
Broadhead; comic song, by Mr.. George
Shakels: solo. by Miss Esse Rice; de-
claimer selections, by Mr. Charles FISH
er; solo, Mrs. Barker; selections, the
South Providence quartet, Messrs. rom
Connors. A. Jerome. Ernest Decker ana
III. Morrow; solo. Miss Alice Webb, ac-
companied by Mr.. John Tranter; Sc
lections on the graphophone by Mr.. q.
Gill Mr. Morrow was the accompah-
ist All the items We're creditably rem
dered, receiving the generous and Wen
deserved applause of the gathering.
After the concert the sale OF Dsshets
was announced. Mr.. Ezekiel Tranter
officiating as auctioneer. He was very
successful bringing in comfortable
sum of money into the treasury through
his exertions and is entitled TO a great
deal of credit for the success attained.
The prize offered by the auxiliary 1or
the basket bringing the highest amount
was won by Sister Gill OF Auxlildry No
f-fhe- committee having this enter
tainment under control consisted or
Mrs. Alice Gill, chair lady, Mrs. Sadee
Hammond, secretary; Miss Angelina
Hammond, treasurer; Misses j.. Mel
strom Bessie Fisher. Sadie Pickup, ana
TO them much praise Is due for the uh
tring energy shown in the successiuI
transaction OF the nist paShN' PS'''' -
| No. a%Auxiliary.
| Auxiliary No. 4 held It's regular semi
monthly meeting Thursday at "a West
| minister street. The president sister
| Truelove. officiated. There was quite
| number of sisters in attendance, IN
| cluding the Right Hon. Protector n.
| Morton and Deputy +. G. Truelove. The
| regular routine of business was trans
| acted The open meeting committees
reported progress and most enjoyable
| time is anticipated. "A fine concert pro-
cram Is being arranged and refresh
| ments will be served. A cordial invita- =
| tion was extended TO all sisters and their
I fTtFurfEEffre special guests OF Inc even
/ ing will be the comrades OF Brigade NO.
| and the auxiliary committee our Ia
| dies were reported on faVorably, duly
| balloted for and elected TO Membership
| The initiation ceremonies We're tneh
| rroceeded with in most creultapie
manner y. G. Truelove officiating al
the piano. A short recess was theh en-
| ioved. ITpon resumption of business
the motion prevailed that this auxillary
extend TO Sister Hutchins its sincere
| and heartfelt sorrow and sympathy
| with her In her severe ana sudden dI
diction and that the secretary so no,
tifv the sister the same 10 be spreau
unon the records OF the auxiliary fpi
;he good of the order the X. H. protee'
for spoke encouragingly OF the auNlIl'
ary and the bright prospects pelor'
them. throwing out some very appro
nYtate questions. The deputy also spoke
hriefv after which the auxiliary was
duIv closed until 7:45 Thursday even
Auxiliarv No. will meet Wednesda
ana the auxiliary joint social viii b'
! held.