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kniubts and Ladies' Of IIon"r.

Tie official VISijati11s Tor tn" coming week
aye as follows: Leasing Lodge. NJ. l.lci. 'a
wednesday evening, No. a>Ja N0rth 8;ut4wag.
ROYAL LodGe. No. L"A. ca ihnrSldy "F-aia--
EasSon and Grand avenues u th"s, Nistuiil.n~
nc grand protector invites 's mr-"'ts ID '"'
meeting II The Grand Lolgr officers and
.ueusbers Of the standing committees viii 'o held
- the Office 0f the grand secretary. o.. IN" Bur
.pr-Gn I]uiIlirg IA Monday evening. JANUARY
,. Important business is "a IN" pt-gramm..
Brother Fred +. IA. kruL. secretary II Union
Lodge. No. ISsi. during the past week received
d check for <IvA'. in ful payment ri 'h. '''IrE
lain for Sister Catherine. ttlndof Tie check
vas turned over L" the guardian for The minor
caaatsau Loise, ". 1..I, viii hereafter meet
ne inst ana third TUESDAY evenings f .y"-r
Month. A. cor1,a, Initiation sE.r'''' 'h'
IVES; Gate Lodge. No. II, Is making areanE'-
rents Tor a progressive euchre party ami hop az
IT'S hall, NJ. 2Nl Franklin avenue. IN THURSDAY
annual masquerads haIl On neN- Saturday even
-ne. january p. al KiskoI's Hail New-tead ave-
.Rarge is composed II William Miner. cEaisrl1n:
William MohT. Anton ku1tZ. Peter I.lhol.
Prizes viii he awarded fo. the l:t rent costumes
rh;ii;,pinn ;,ls@ Ne Mn u II 'i-t I'5g'ar
- !, Tff,frart -. 'ra al, "a n':ta
we're installed 10y past Proctor FrsuE Mjru---
and = gaidc and Sister Nia,.e Is. a. @saii
roses were made 10y Brother Moi. Engsi anu
mrs. Niehouse IN the new laws which went .oto
feet January / Remarks we're also made Uy
Brother WaE5r hal. Sisters Meyer, Scnacrer. Me
.ousa and others.
Columbia Lodge. No. llI2. had 2 rousin- meet
ing at its hail. Twentieth and Wright streets.
last We.ineslay evening. The occasion was the
installation Of officers for The enSuiug term by
he lodge deputy. Bruthe~ John Nnnara- assisted
" other members. Visitors Wen. pc seut fron.
lister lodges and made remarks ratgl ~'rc r--
-ntiyely listened L.. ! turkey lunch had ban
rrerarrd By the lady memh5r aal was fiehiy
.uinyed by all. Durin- The evening tae new laws
md rates of assessments W=rc fully discussed
.,ul endorsed hr all.
Geriaania LoIs, NJ. -lA has 'hauGod IL piar'
{ meeting ami VIII h"re1it' i.1". II North
west-rl Han. No. --1@ -. LaT;is avenue. On the
-COnd and fourth Frl4trs # .I'A .rnnih. NnN
member visiting the lOde in its new home VIII
q assured a royal welcome.
Eureka Lodge. No. lH<. j. expecting a big at
fendance at its neat meeting, Monday evening".
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81 Rose ounciI Tub Feature

\ movemer; which Is a nov departure in fra
Ing If 81. Ross Council. n. .. knights Of Ia
Their Mathew which wys hgli last A"n!"y ven
av,nT,s Il was 1.rs,!.I 10 alI tn club feature
Father ! ). McGlynn. u7-tor "i - Roses
church. VIII, had h conne,i Gfs,n!z.i SEAL
s,me time ago bur u W1s hut d-S'i,d IN n
council g. rut thu matter into execution unui The
During tn past few wears q number q Cltho-
l,S have removed 60 the parish from me Vicinity
C,haure. Most Of tire Hrwcrnisfs belonged O..
downtown cubs and Z unG u inconv-nlent to
used e. club lie. they missed he pleasant even
inss when i'taiu.G from att-ndinS ,l.ir Gun. A.
saw that II would be 20 the benefit II - Ross
C,nn.iI t. establish a cIut feature in counec ion
win In council. as m1ny ~ the new members
81 ths parish would he likely To- l1in tho C"t.nri
for social reasprs. His an'icirationS bid lair L
The e-uucil IS very nsrplv ADAPTED IN regard
ha!l. there Is q large blseu. Mt. In which f. IS
proposed Z" establish a b1wi,ns aii.v. There are
asU aut.-ro'mS. wnirh can ." utiilz't Tor Sucn
Itrrosrs a. NAV be- desired.
Under the @ew plan IN. nitttn-s 81 the conn-
eli viii %" "n"n"i ut"IlEttv AZ - M. ana N.
business transacted nv O'Clock. The council VIII
RS Il TIE "'"niuc > S'r.tf aHu--ll'ai@' sich
as bowling. eroir" and -the: modes "f eni9N
infarmd. smokers vii 10 given tstv cen times for
the burmese Z bring ne ihe M nihers together
he invited. outsiders viii also be- welcome to
drop in on he evenings whom meetings are held
after the council has adj u.nCL II Il expected
that many nay. members will he gained by haV-
igs n0nmonh-r= t1ka Dtrt In the social features
VI the council The expense. as cu~parei with
the cost Il belonging To a regular cub. il but
tr.fiuZ. and viii b" The smallest obstacle in pre-
NtIt!nc Persons frr - i1iring.
The council. in3.'cntant u the club movement.
y having "a boom During the past ear il has
doubled its membership 81 the lsst meeting
Monday evenings ~. ling FeliN l.. Gum and
his SON. Felix y. Gum. were Initiated rs nsa.r-
hers. The Gums ar" prominent members Of :.
Roses Parish. \ number # auuiiCatiprs are
B.nli-E. aud rauv more have EXPRESSED the IN
tentiUn Of Joining the council a. soon as thu club
feature has been PERFECTED.
The council will give an entertainment and hon
al st. Roses Hall ON February %. Washingto-'s
Dirthday. The day was selected out Of ma tional
sLirt.. as the members and their friends can thus
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knights of Pythia..

I'a CRAWL u-.r. E- have been Irtf.rt fl.f' Feb
T,tItE hJS ban s't Js trs Iate for th" DIS
,lttlun. TN" "f~"1i;- will be- hold 81 Poplar
l,iur. aWi active i~T-uLfItn H for the cutrTta.I-
M'4f Hf ttv Visitors have commenced. No auutt
tr- -raUu 'Eau,"iisr and tho E.dp! keeper II
Ict"I..- AMI seal VIII l. present 1T tIdt :l.'tI0g
The IUu|Ig iuett.iJfI.g - ,.u.,r- q Future
literary .nG musical Entertainment, gwen by That
I"a-a WIFI o. tE- Ih-uI- II conversation aIIuu-
'H"-" HfH we're brave enough To- face the IN
element weather and accept 'uo in~yitdtiYD i>sG'I
= tue i'dE'. 49," hail was we'll fli-i ami every
BODY enjoyed Nc treat That had been lI..d- 81
Icy 90" .amIltt.n ui arrangements.
Rot Cross L<n1sc. \v. "a, had a very good al
tendance 1T IT, u~Iai "s'ky convention. con
rii"4IuG Ia. ia. cement Weather. Nv" pages v'-'
created squire. ant tho work in connection
If'Ir candidate have h,su notified q" .Trea. eos
tin rauK ~ S.iE.r ~ "Wednesday ey.H5Tr. T'U-
UIrE - Tho d~:lU'iu"i form viii be given. and
an I.t.r'stiuE Programme" has teen promised
Wabash Iaasg-. No. rs conferred Ia" RINK -.
esquire on Two Ta@-s AZ their last convention.
ArIa" L1d-" ,arnr "a "a hply and brought On es-
grfr" along. who was mu'i' "a k.IEHJ TEa officers
u Wabash Lnl-" conferred rh' rIHk. The
w,Tk Was Wei done ami commented !E -" Ms
itUI~. Al pres. ~ cuIIy,i the sur.H"-. Vt '~
next convention Wabash team VIII confer th~
TIihargrI- I,-tre. NJ. %. h. a. p. advanced
ESQUIRE MaNIll To- the rank ~ knight az last
convention. Tore viii Sec ~ work At neat COZ
y.u'i.u. as th" l"isv VIII adjourn early and
,!-t NpiD-. NJ. .n. in a. budl.
the following officers hay" been installed for
Damon L-!G". NJ. -. e. g.. Fred TosuEes. y.
{. G,orpr \. Try: rr,!ata. Fr.-i " l~uSi.n~n.
VI. uf ". William J. Wehu.ycr. n T. 81 =.
II. l.. ErrW"!, NJ o. +. Charles r. N"inc"t.
NJ. uE /. GsHi"r i. Davies. VI at y, William
El.rr. J. g.. ; ~. rressei--I, Q. e. T. ).
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ogE iiH L,ire initiated ON. candidate 81 Irs
lershir. IN" hrst fesr." VIII De- ,.rf.srea al, ntx,
Wild.y Lo1s~ had Joint meeting with I.a.I.i~
"1nli4at' from each lHig". the work being wei
O. .lyHfH- o'l'gls: G"'rs- %. Brown. n,rI-
~. 80 "g,TSt h.t-gh'IS Viz aG'nd. i. q
ms re''ry = Ven HilIcom. treasurer.
~ -,- lSa-e save "a n.si0Hl ana literary
rTr@rtmu.r W.T. a. fo;laR- overture - m, lari.
81 a''omnani,i ~ Mr.. Igruh. recitation. Mis-
49,, iriIilhir- ,H". Elmo *.ly- Moa..":
M Wg-''5 3n atl. H. r. NJ, qu3fto' ~ scala.
IL. Nf'h7" ! ~ als.a: s.',. -J-. ti."ra. "
aalH'ne 1a-r, Mis- es Eihl-ss. Ono arTIi,a,i"1
r..r.. John Sr.,4. uo'l. Grand. Cog. l.. Low
y.." a'4ns; H"s-It Wll.am-. recording >s,g.tary.
t"-f-' y. 'I.aIt' h'."i'iai secretary. james Let
Mrehanic- i.aIsc installed ,na following Off
sam" / . i!nnn. Il. ori.re s~trlj1it: a.
L1.iiori financial secretary. " L. Levi. trrls-
mi LIZ hsi Inhalation as %relove:
"'. -i'ni l"an Williams.
" htHfziuf.r. h'.-H..a. secretary. C.oz. T..
'.,nrs-ne ', LnH- installed IN, following
oi...:s: :. Ni4t,r noble grand, If Gr"uInIg.
,'rsg. financial .scrr-aIy. T.. kriii.r tr.,a.,,.-
A,n.ht M.s.irrt. ? LIZ" had "a public in
t. The doors with rI.i."r- and Members Nr-
'arri" J. Eia,E The installing officer with .h-
,t''r Sitnd "Iit'' p. took t"' chain and intiI.frI
tha follow 'H% at. thyir I~-1i-ous f.. tE- ensuing
y"a- Mss Lulu II. u-iniH2rr. noble grand. Mrs
J. i"""r. N." gram. Nj la IIp!m's. inau-
rrlait Mr. y = IHit.r,l. Treasurer. Tho re-
-snfed with a collar. an ,mH!er1 pin ana q
brire mad" fy pagt ,;.arf ~ -r,r.,nhr ST.
iaNer and ftDli". ;' hy Mr.. ~husv. thanking
s.ryi.-- while -.-.r .~fl,sE.. .af.,- NIss r-J,
~. '''tn'rSr 'H.''n'1- '.'!- grand. received "A
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knights of Honor.

Ballet. utaiu. Lolre met N Wednesday IisE'.
and the Following officers were iDS- allied tN bru'i
~ Grand nirratHrs Louis Enrich ana " h.
Mackay /. u. George l;TiLht. II. G. T. Nr.f'
!. T.. S.hutruI~lW. T.. f.o.le schubert -. y
gasN. e.. CnIgi,~ Williams. guard. a. Fritz. =.
IT, kU-hu. iId-,ct-C !. N,st y Gy'rE- AID
J-i.u dietrich.
IrSt4Ilatuu BANQUET aud presentation ccremo-
ui-s were IA" leading features II the meeting held
nsUbyr ant many uTum!-tE: knights from sis
tt I.ipes were present as guests. Deputy Grand
Dictator v. It. Wright r~tiriatJ! as Installing
officer. assisted bv Grand Treasurer +. W Bgf~h b
~. p. art!uc as ra~t strand dictator, ami Grant
lodge Finance '"mniiftc"wan \. W Winter as
graat guide. After the clos" Il M" installation
q. O.. monies tho r"IriuE dictator. \. y Ramsay.
Wa presented with an elegant sils.C service tHs
VI-s'rtati.U speech was maze Nv Grand Tres
W.r 4. ". i:r.ckmIu. and f""luu.v RESPONDED Go
nv ~. retiring ,Iytlt =. \ >rl'.r;i BANQUET was
s.r,ri. SJuIwi,h"i with speeches. So - and reel
tt-iar.s LN the la-ai talent 4 the l"Igc.
The annual oyster ~Gpuer ard inst tl.ttiFI st ,T-
nguurv 'iraUI Dictator Koch "fuciIruE. Ntt-r
The CLOSE Il the lodge III" members engaged in an
exciting HviiuG contest. KNIGHTS +. 4 SUyd'r.
=. SNYDER. U..tHr J. II. EtstrT aEi II. N Koch
carried of DO" E.nrrS-
Tanner. C~,lu.nb-l srI Oak lodges held It union
iu4t-l f- columbia Lodge. and the officer. II
The tir,a lf'-s~ r!rJtr! f'T m, wear l%If ND,'
installed - I.rutv Grand Dictator e. T. Hal
IN, ,.WHluit;0u # "a" thru. hodges made the
m-eIir- e '4T-- one. and the manner in wh.sn
Oh. '-r,r'| we. r !~u.tiat'.u and Installation were
its4ti.I was conducted hv q Lr-I,- team lea TT
D.. T. 4. Dietrich dictator II oak !. rig. Inter
.-tlu= ~i-y. h. were made hN S.y-T4l q IA"
members. and Tn meeting ended IN - Smoker.
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OPIUM
2
COCAINE
Remarkable Discovery That Cures
These Drug Habits Contains No
0piates or POisons of Any
Kind and Patient Cures
Himself al Home.
A $3.50 Treatment Tailed Free on Trial to Every
Sufferer to Show 1t Cures With.
OUt AIRY Suffering.

No OIiJtcS or other narcotics arc cont
tanned in the remedy. nor does the trcat-
mcut interfere with the patients daily Uc-
cUpation. The cure is complete and perma-
ncut.
In order that the patient may clearly IN
dcrStand the treatment and see for himself
just why and how the remedy cannot fail
10 cure, a SD treatment will be mailed
free to all sufferers. and il after using thu
remedy the patient is satisfied, he can re
nit the s. -. hut If he does not believe &c
will cure him he - under no obligation and
need not pay one cent.
Any person who uses narcotics or has q
Trend addicted to morphine. opium or sim
il1r drugs. should at once write to DR.. Car
los BruiSi;rd. rs Glenn Bldg. Cincinnati.
O.. and he will forward in a plain. sealed
dSkag the go treatment. together with
iull as to how the patient may
permanently cure himself at home. Writa
at once. fromptness in doing so viii avert
save u life. Write to-day. Dent wa
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Samuel =. Shaw circle hal a much larger
meeting than usual last MnudIy.
on Tuesday the department rrr-iiNat, Mar
NJ. stark. installed the officers II IIzHnfh Noble
,Trclr. assisted bv the department. secretary. lin.
ma Rates. and sophie S"uuewtld. \ number OF
Visitors were present from various circles. The
newly installed president. Mr.. susan \ tuiiHr,
with a neatly Wuriei sPee,h presented - tHc ie-
uartr-rut ives dent 4 beautiful bouquet. MIS-
St.rE responding in q feeling manner
TIE eu-hrr PARTY given AZ Mrs. Allen by
C.IlraI William Henry stark Circle Was a t@cia-
81 Success. The prize Winners W-T" Mr. HtLTS.
Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Telihorst. Mr.. Richardson. Ms.
Mates ard Mrs. RUIheTg-
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knights Of Father Mathews.

The following from IN. quarterly Topprt II tho
suprrm" recorder Will show the work done In
the Last quarter. -. LOUIS Council, " /. slN
limitations. Accumulation, No. ., one. st Pat
r.ck. NJ. 4. three: st Lawrence OT""i'. NJ.
=. three. -. Nalt'Iy. NJ. =. t~1. IT Teresa.
NJ. +. on-. -. bridget. NJ. :. nine. -. MARY
and Joseph. ". .. TWO. Emerald. 80. lH. 'u'.
NS>imi tiuu. NJ. II. three. - AiVhHusl~. No.
Is. TWO. Sacred Heart. ". -. tEr--. 81. kelvin.
~ =. one: Immaculate C"nc-rii.H. No -
II. LOS. NJ. y. six. -. Patrick. ~. = kan
~tS tity. Mo-. one. Sacred Heart. N. - 'Nl!iuL-
t.l4. No. two. Holy Name. No. ~. ;iy'. -. YIN
cent. NJ. l.. two; -. Mary. No. -. on-, 81
John. ". :. one Argentine. Has. two - i"r-
nan! ~. = Monet. Mo-. two. Al Saints. ".
= q Eicac". IIi1. thirteen.
The supreme banker has paid the beneficiary ~
The late ETpth-- Thomas Y. Sts.i "a member Of
Il. MalIchy. No. .. Junior council. tn" sum or
S,.s,. This claim Mas pail on- .lay after The proof
OF death was accepted ~ the Executive j. ttIf
on" -'nipr and one junior assessment VII! b.
The supreme officers have finished the install
l,ti,n ot officers % the local council Brother
= BL1ughliu. :. u. &. n. installed the
ON grs of the Western councils.
=. Bridget. NJ. y had a large and "uthuSlas-
H. meeting last week. The officers wer. in
: NcNGam ~ the Executive Board. Eiebt ar-
ulic.uts were Initiated and eight proposals WEI.
raarivtt. The next meeting will MAKE Council
No \ the banner council uf Tho order
Tn. Uniform Rank viii give it, annual tall ~
jefferson '.yh Hall. III January =. \ hand
n- a prize. All the uniforms ate nearly UaiI tor,
ana Il is the intention OF the rank TO add -tN-
oral improvements 10 their headquarters. Brother
Thomas :. Finan.. Captain OF COmpany BIS Uni
torn Rank. who has been drilling the boys %.
S;. Josephs Asylum. save IN exhibition dri!i
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NtSt snd Lodge. n. g. Will give It's first
gran! maSIuer9dr hail on SATURDAY evening. Feb
r:IaFy . al l;ork Spring Turner Hall. Crout=iu
Acorn Lodge. Ne. ~, held their frs; meeting or
TIE new year last Monday evening. one Can1i-
date VS. initiated. Seven applications fr mem
ber-hip aud TWO applications fnr beneficiary Ger
tifrsteS w'r- received. Tie Officers -lecr far
tie "usuIns term were installed by DEPUTY Grand
'ii.f Of Honor Emma y. " sscncer. This lodge
Viii give = ~ :reS~tve eurhIe party AMI hop N
NluftN evening. February l.. a. jLe hall. No.
~ lnlui.an lNanm.
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olive street. and was visited 10y the grand "ih
,sr-. TIu Installed tho officers iHr i'r term "'
I-s. Alter meeting = urp3-t wac srtNtl-.
-. louis Council ~ IT. last EI'"iinE. iti-'il''
officer log l.-'. Grand Secretary T. y SbAN
addressed! Ia" u.r.tiHE.
Iairystt, council. al its Last meeting. l'id a
larE, attendant. II rNI.at- % large ln'V'h 'N
waml-,.h.p This monte William Van !"itr
has been elected a m,iurHr Of III" entertainment
tiuu.
Iic strand officers VIII visit lrci," Council On
.IIuuzrN -.
GtInoIi council. 49, SIS Last W'r,iur had o.
large strnnaJu,e. IN Entertainment wHI Do -i''h
~ as nest session.
p:u,uiN Council raid o. t1a beneficiary # 'h
lat. FRANK ti.-L'T fH. sum 'r N-F", am l.
-ltl'"i uiA,'G~ iur fu. term ot 1900. ail'r WINCH
rr.Ts# Aur ATS Wrtr .rrN,i.
south 81" council fE,rl~ un she s'''h'! .'''',
fourth Tuesday az ". t-p Nj hl"tA .."L.H' 1
v. Bolts Is commander and b. g. ID. N"F'-
Ntui secretary. All all invited
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
William famphere and Louis kipe.
for the Murder of ROlla Green.

Kansas City. No, Jan. ct-William Lam-
phcTe and Louis Hiper. the boy slayers %
Roila Green, a huckster, November, last.
were to-day given life sentences. The boys
had been indicted for murder IN the mrs.
degree. hut both hsin@ under It years o.
age. Were allowed TO plead to second de-
gree MURDER 10 save them from the gall
lows. The boys had worked for Green anf
deliberately planned his murder ginning
entrance 20 his bedroom ard stabbins him -
death as he lay asleep.
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F2ATERNAl SOCIETIES
INSTALLING OFFICERS.
LODGE MEETINGS AIR
LARGELY ATTENDED.
Many limitations and Applications
Are Reported-The ROYAL
-ArCanum.


-
r, ,,a ,,- Grand
t.aUI Resent \. : Robinson "a' -!""A
% ''s - IN r,...n
NHs's HAS ""'A o.
-, VI F-g Council. accompanied
s- L3.,rlr Council
-, .,..- ..,p,.: .r....6 %. -nl-uf-z off,
..r.. Representative. r.,t"r u q M.'h7-' "-
.sgat-. NJ. /. NltTnpEs. res. M. lHi.-p = Lem
- J. ,,f,.,.-- ,,.- regent. II + Ni..-
Doctor o. T. o'''' .,.- l..r
3r,s.l. treasurer. CaTj l. T-.an chaplain, W.
- ,~r, y, 1I,-.r.s.g. warden.
- ..-.-, J..g g. Lam
..--,,ss William e. Thomas. I...sG n. ,. NJ
,r,-- y y Davey.
Victoria council save Il '--Hi''-- ''''>
eminent IN e'n'..'i'" wan Us . e,.,s.gIn-
t'ar'a.a Hail. when va ".'.- ,.r. -. fv
~s- programme cHnsl-t-. vi piano "
Mss Maui" Ht-us-n. '.~-"s ~.
\ ; I'.'';@'n' ~ ..-.r.s..i 10.
-."-' =. .'s' -. ~ >m... m,.k .-t.
a..,-5 Of, rrsntse ,ss,-..ngv,a TIL" 'ri-l
...-- WI composed ol Judges T. h l!t"'"i;.
lI.,5 Klein. joan \ i'--2 anu '
liz viaa nlvu ca'g-u as s.s.. aat 81. =.
ID ,.-.5. A. .,...r.y- vrr. H.. 3
@ ..@ u! s1'5 a I.i'. I =. 4 ',a,- c4u-, w.
lh" tetenasni ant Wa .,s', - ,s..
-. -. - IN =. III, extent oil cents ta ~"
"",-,
"zl,'s council L..az "a. Is .a. .. .-r was Any, w
.ry- " tE- la=i i'-''.A- '- ,....r rr.,-
The tlrI. membership j." ". ar
ilLl" followed a'll.r 'T' Peg ..-..--
III gGie.r- W., Unstable. ny hs.t', "."',i H.
gent Henry si.yH,E. "h- r. mai. a-
Mg-srs N-,N,nl,a nm a. -.r fn. crater.
\ Nnrr4! apig'lf"-." Va"
u. N Gaty NNil. - rr..~-. n
sirGsSon warden. g. ri Nasaa,l'- AIi"IEri.
rreTar- = n~.s---.a=s us'-' t- a' ta'
-nte.raluvi Iy l.. \. l-rta.
L.. +. ,ne6. - itrit-A "+i
Marquette Council naa one '-1..,i- . '.i
mutation. and ARRANGED e.: installation
next nect.nE- Tn .-.A. Va ',-r .r,
music 10y +. p. iii-sI'r y Il. NI""." @t'
lrassas by btEu,E. ,,'i- - J IN ma
syre. Thomas J. Ward. William l. '' "
Compton ttA4 1ogn.t. Aa1 "- .n d..
ing attendance e ugr..-I- ana 'l-'.,. ,..
after represented almost ever! .ul''l /"
rity- Seven applications N''" .,.s
,Iidatcs initiated. and three m,ia'.1
by ca.d. The new yfHp.s VI, i--.ali,t
Grand Secretary tharlgs J.. ~ ara -
behalf Of tn council presented '' M I'.'4.
secretary. Alfred Palmer. an ttrA"-t -,
faithful ard rfngivur s,ry',e IN ~ PISTON is
seventeen years. Il Na~ .-t.'. anu Nm
sufficiently recovered himself T., RESPOND WHICH,
.gu,vcr, he jill most gracefully D..
Forest Park o'Ua,i bal one s'l,l....-, a.
cunt gf .s recent TT. List
Jennings observed 10y Him i. !Salat,.N'
y. Brit, : g. cr,ss md James FeFie"
orator Am"lse f-t.-s tal--- 81, -
:ay ev-Iiag. F-bruarE . also. tlaf u. HHi -
JARED a ser.-s n rfg-F IN ,Sr 3, awri,b woa.i
- given from rim- 90 Tine No.
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James Holden Given $4,000 for In.
iuries in Il Collision.

81. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 2.-In The In
States circuit Court to-day the jury ny,
the case Of James Holden against thsi
~Chicago-Grsat Western Railway. returned!
a verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for.
81. 5v.
The Jury went ont Thursday morning,
and Wa unable to reach a conclusion until
last evening at " O'Clock, when the verdict.
WIS sealed for presentation to-day.
Holden Wa a passenger engineer on thot
Great Western road. and was injured III
a collision Ci the road.
Young Mems SEQ and $50 Suits ana
OVerCoats $50 and &-S5. Clearing safe
Globe, seventh and Franklin avenue
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T. nightS of the uaccubecs.

~ 1.'" r"rrlIr review uf United Tent the fol-
, "InS nttccfs Wer installed hv Past Commander
T. II. HAMMER. assisted bv Great Commander
Anderson who acted as nasi-T-at-arus. and Sir
Eni-Et Lieutenant Snmnfer-. as urEanist: Sir
Knight Frueh rt Lillian Tent and several others.
who assisted IN the floor work: Commander. J.
DuSSan; lieutenant commander. Sir knight
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Take the >.Ji p. N. train from st. Louis viz
the Frisco Linz and q. -. & : T. r..
observation and drawinS-rooTG
sIrcper- and fTs" chair cars 10 DALAI
route to Texas. Harvey dining halls.
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you know THAI jewel Of a hired girl ~ mine
who left the ElInriU-opps anu came u M for ..
dollar more 4 week
Yes"
Well. would ylu believe Il. tina; despicahi1
Tlllius-r woman y trying 20 buy hey away irC!-
me-. '-Cl-y.Ia.d Plain Dealer.
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ATTRACTING EMIGRANTS.
Italians Will Seek Work on thg
New York Tunnel.

New York. Jan. CIT is believed that this
building O.: the Rapid Transit tunne! will
attract thousands OF Italians and other
south Of Europe emiSrdHts TO this city and
preparations are being made to receive
them. Commissioned of Emigration Ne
Sweeney says the agents Of the various
steamship lines are already posting tina
news Of the hiG tunnel contract and ths
Governments officers at th, various Italian
ports report a regular klOnd;ko rush IN.
pTPVIrHtI8n.
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Mr.. SPRhGUE SAYS
DAMAGES AWARDED.

Sixteen Cerm-proof filters supply pure Ea,el
for all purposes at the DeliCateSscn-
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Nafi0J,aI Union.

como together ana r~.I,h-,-- the birthday O.: -
~. Der r! LIS . 8rtr--'
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Nobii. nal Ohio Railroad.

THE WEST INDIA FLYER" Only or
change from sleeper to steamer between :
Louis and Havana, Cuba