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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11
GUARANTEES RAISED.
Houses Injected With Smallpox Dis
infected Today and Patients Hes

Four patients who have been i'll with
the smallpox We're released from quar-
santine today and the houses in which
they have been confined were thorough
disinfected. The patients released were
w. H. and Earl Mcdonald. Of 413 Sway
zee street. and G. L. Sheetz and Ellie
Clark. OF 100 North First avenue. Dep-
uty County Recorder Benjamin Packer
will be released Saturday. John C.
LoYsdon, OF 603 East Nevada street;
Mr.. Morse, OF SOP North Second avenue
and Mr.. DERRICK. of 513 North Second
street. who have been held on account
OF exposures, We're also released from
quarantine today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11
WILL BE SENT TO BELGIUM
Professor steyaert VIII Be sent Bac
10 Ills Old Home Across the Water

Professor steyaert VIII Be Sent Back
to Ills Old Home Across the Water.
1t is the present intention of Mr..
Charles Henry, Who was recently APP
pointed guardian Of Professor Jules
Steyaert, to send the unfortunate musi-
clan back to his5old home in Belgium.
where he has relatives. Mr.. Henry has
talked at some length with his ward
and the latter has agreed that that
would be the best course to pursue. Mr..
Henry received Wednesday from Bel
GUM s757, which is share Of an old es-
tate to which the professor is an heir.
More money is still due him, but it will
last considerably longer If he is in his
native land and his old home, where
what relatives he has in the world can
hook after his wants and care for HIM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-11

"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest, pills ever used."-D. J. Moore,
Aillbroois. Ala. They quickly cure al
liver and bowel troubleg All drusgists.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
DANGER AHEAD.
II wiii Come when Russia Take stsp'
to Protect Tier Railroad.

II wiii Come when Russia Take slept
to Protect Her Railroad.
Washington. Nov s.-Dangor in the
negotiations now progressing in Pekin,
II Is believed. will arise when Russia
takes formal steps for the protection Of
her railway interests In northern China
Under Article 3. ofthe Anglo German
agreement Great Britain and Germany
reserve % themselves the night % take
such measures for the protection Of
their own interests as may seem ad-isa.
bic. interpreting the move Of any other
power 90 suit their own views
IL j. thought possible that any step
taken by Russia o. insure the safety Of
her railroad interests may be- regarded
By the lgnat0ries Of the Anglo-Germau
agreement a. cause for the seizure Of
territory In the Yang Use Kiang valley
and ne the province Of Shan Tung
In view Of this possibility there ha.
been considerable talk nc Washington
on the organization Of a committees q
prevent amy such a move, the parties q
It being Russia, France and the United
States. Il can be- stated on high author
ity that no understanding has been
reached between Russia, France, the
United States and Japan 70 counterpoise
the Anglo-German agreement. Their,
T. apparently NO intention ON the part Of
this government % enter into an allianos
with any power.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Little Rock. Nov. s. Chief Engineer
+. A. Molitor OF the Choctaw. Oklaho'
ma aud Gulf railroad. announces that
since the presidential election j. oven
that company will probably put In
course of construction within the next
90 days about 100 miles of extensions.
lie announces that the line from Harris.
horne to Ardmore, l. T.. will b. built a,
soou as preliminary legal matters can
b. arranged. The distance will b. l2C
miles An extension from Weatherford
about 20 miles westward will be built
enlarging the compnys interests IL
western Oklahoma.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
FIRST COLD WAVE.
Freezing WIN Come to Texas Line sad
Heavy Fro.ts In TsIAs.

"fN -
Washington. Nov. s.-The weather
bureau announces the first we'll marked
cold wave Of the season which covers
the middle western and northwestern
states. with minimum reported tenn.
perature Of l2 degrees above zero at Hu.
ron, 5. d. Freezing weather is report.
ed in southern Kansas and southern
Missouri, and snow has fallen as fAI
south A. the Ohio river.
Freezing temperature will extend over
Arkansas aud Tennessee and heavy
frost will occur In central and north
parts Of the middle and east gulf aud
south Atlantic states, excepting Florida.
In the Atlantic coast states from Vir.
Rinia northward the temperature will b.
much lower Friday and snow furries
will occur from the lower lake region
and upper Ohio valley over the north AZ.
lantic states. Temperature will contin.
ne low for the season over the eastern
part Of the county Saturday, but will
moderate rapidly with rain in gulf and
southwestern states during Friday night
and Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. DoPort Smytho is visiting Boo
franklin
Mrs. A. d. McConuico is visiting
boz Houston.
Ford'- harbor shop for the best
work 600 thc city du
Try Ford, union shop for the best
work loo tho city. DEF
W l.. Turner wa, here from Rogers
Prairie yesterday.
Rev. j. p. skinner came mp from
Millicau yesterday
Remember tho city bakery for
fresh bread and cakes. dtf
Miss Dollic Carr is visiting Mr- r.
&. Wc-throok 40 Hoarno.
Drink MI Vernon pure rye for sale
by the Exposition Saloon. Il
Miss Russell Of Calvert is visiting
the family Of Judge Talialerro.
Mr.. J. II. Royder aud little son
came up from Wellbou yesterday.
There We're no new development ~
the trouble In Grimes county report
ed yesterday.
The sunday night service at the
Episcopal church will commence
hereafter at7:O p. N. instead Of
p. m. 2gi
Rev. J. McA Black Of Madison
county was here yesterday en roui,
10 Waco 10 attend the Baptist stat,
CONVEX, m.
BE sure md get College Flag b,
tie on your buggy whip for the Foot
Ball game this afternoon for sale AT
Parks a Waldrop'-.
Show your colors for College at IN,
Football game this afternoon.
large line Of College colors. Foot
ball flags banners aud pins for sal,
at Parks d Waldrop
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
HONG KONG JuNrA.
ors.i Bria.iu WIN Bs Asked 10 supprss
% IN mat CITY.

oreat britain Wnl Re Asked 10 suppres
"a In That CITY.
" ishingtou, Nov. s.-Great Britain
win = requested by the government q
suppress the Filipino junta at Honl
Kong. The administration has had thh
In contemplation for some time and nov
that no political obstacle presents itself
the action j. % BE- taken without delay
Secretary Hay has already been ad
vised Of the administration wishes IA
the matter. He will direct Ambassador
Choate 70 represent 20 ths British gov
eminent that the Hlpinos Ars main
tanning junta at Hong Kong for the
purpose Of aiding Fhpinos in then
rebellion against the authority Of th,
United States In the Philippines Ant
that they are practically making HON.
Kong base Of supplies for the insur'
rectionists.
Objection will Do based on the grouni
Of violation Of the laws Of neutrality
Great Britain is expected 10 promptly
comply with the request. In this SAINT
connection IL Lazy b. said Lopez. th'
representative Of Agoncillo, who recent
ly came 10 the United States from Eu
rope. will b. closely watched. and 1.
excuse can BE- found by reason % his
conduct he will not b. permitted within
the borders Of the United States Tn,
suppression Of the junta at Hong Kons
Is IN aocord with tbs policy now 10 b,
pursued with respect 70 the insurrectiot
In the Philippines.
Accepting the results Of the election
A. the unqualified Enforcement Of the
presidents Philippine policy aud believ
ing that the American people have eN
pressed approval Of the attempted sub
Jugatiou III the natives, military opera
tions will now be- carried On IN th,
Philippines with greater vigor. Tbs
rainy season j. now near the end, and
a. soon ~ troops can DO moved freely
about the islands the most strenuous
efforts viii be- made % suppress the in
surreciion aud force the Hlipinos int,
absolute submission.
Instructions sent % General MncAr
thur several days ago were IN contem
plation of this programme. lie was di
rccted % assemble his troops into largei
commands that they might BE- able 20 In
hict severe punishment on any bands o
Ehpinos encountered.
With the return % Manila Of troop
sent % China, General Macarthur vii
b. In position which It Is hoped viii
accomplish the desired object
Il Is also counted upon here that tbs
ending u the rainy season will permi
Of the return 20 the ranks Of a large per
centage Of the soldiers from the hospit
al, incapacitated by the disease
brought on by the rains and excessive
heat prevailing during the summer AM
fall months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
n. 81 7. D. Tlme Oard, Bryan

{. w. n Is. Whine Card, Bryan
pA~~ENGEH.
North bound so. %. leaves 7.3l 20 200.
South bound so 90, arrives 3:25pm.
MIXED TRAINS.
Southbouni 80. lO5 arr l015a. IN.
Northboupd No. lO6 Tvs G:l5p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Marriage licenses: II. =. Dausby
to Minnie Lee Morgan. J. &. Mitch
90 to Mary Williams, Tony Dye-s 90
Tillie Murphy Heding Andrews 10
Lizzie Hin, Joseph Terrell 20 Belle
Wesley, = Scarpenato 20 Maria Cata-
Iona. Fred Griffin 10 Martha Brush.
Monroe Washington 20 Logenia
jenkins, Frank jackson 90 Jennie
Alexander, Henry Anderson 10 Mat
tic Chairman, r.. T.. Daniels 10 Mrs.
Ellen Burklry. Girplomo Cambesi
20 : Sckombra.
Rev A. Farrcr, Recording See
Rotary Of the Naya-ota River Baptist
Association. called ut the Eagle
Office yesterday. Mr. Farrcr is q de-
lugate 90 thc Baptist General Com
vcntion of Texas, which meets a.
/ Waco today, aud was on his way to
that city.
Parents will please take notice
that tlc course m blackboard aud
. pencil drawing boo thr primary and
grammar grades will hereafter boz
. twenty-five Instead of fifteen Genes
monthly for each pupil. The new
month begins next week. Nov l2. Goo
tup primary grades aui in the fourth
grade Paper will bo furnished by
thea rt teacher. gg3
( The grounds were laid OIL ycster-
day afternoon Tor the football game
between college and WaXahachio
at Kcrnole park this afternoon al
$3.50 sharp. Manager Pittuck says
/ the grounds are excellent and be- cN-
poets a fine game, good weather aud
/ "a large attendance.
s dozen copies Holman's sell
prououncing bible, soft Morocco
cover. best make, to bc sold at eX-
press office for $40 each An appro.
pirate Christmas gift Tor any one
| f.. y. LomaN. ~,
The Eagle publishes this morning
the table Of returns from the election
IN Bmzos county. Extra copies OF
the paper can Dee had at this Ollie,
for Ave cents each.
The best refrigerated meats of al
kinds ~ the City Market, and al
new market, opposite G. W. a u. V
depot. ). w buchanan, Prop. Il
Henry johnson, colored, who wa
shot in the Brazos bottom Wednes
day ha. been brought 10 his home IL
this city. and was reported getting
along very we'll yesterday.
| FOUND-A locket watch charm
Owner can get same by calling a.
this office and paying for this motto,
with suitable reward for finder.
VI. f.. lIarrio has begun the worl
of erecting handsome cottage fo
Mr. T. ;. Searcy on the corner soutl
Of his present residence In the south
orn part Of town.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
AGREEMENT AS TO CHINA
Minister ConEer Reports Progress, bat
Department Gives Nothing ont.

Department Gives Nothing ont.
Washington. Nov. 8.-Additional re-.
port. from Mr.. Conger record progress
In the efforts being made az Pekn bring
foreign ministers into an agreement a.
20 the basis u negotiations with China.
The department .ull declines 10 make
public any details In the deliberations
Of the ministers and 10 appears that this
roticence is matter Of international
agreement, the purpose being 70 avoid
presenting any OF the differences that
may arise from time TO time 20 the
notice o. Chinese plonipotentiaries who
might use them 20 serve their own ends.
However, the statement i reiterated
that progress is being made towards sat.
isfactory conclusion and IL is hoped
within a short time it will be possible 70
az least initiate formal negotiations with
Chinese plenipotentiaries.
No adyices have yet been received
here confirming the report that Russia
has annexed the territory in the Chi Ii
province and the impression prevails
that II Russians have occupied any ter.
ritory there 1t is simply a militia move
ment in preparation for the maintenance
Of the Russian forces rs a suitable base
on the road TO Pekin for the approach.
ing winter
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
Con. To the chri.,snlns.

Cincinnati. Nov. s.-Governor Dan W
Jones Of Arkansas, accompanied by hii
family and stad aud state officers and
their families. and @. G.. Warner, vics
president Of the Southern Pacific anc
party, passed through this city en- rout,
10 Newport News, where the new moni
tor, Arkansas, will be ohristened by
Mas Bobbie Newton Jones, the govern,
or's daughter, on Saturday morning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
TROUBLE has begun.
Russia Has Announced She Has
Seized Chinese Territory.
1T WILL BE OPPOSED
What Action WIN he Taken Remain
Yet 20 Re Seen, bat i Certainly
step That WIN Canse Con-
siderable Contention.

Tien Tsin, Nov. s.-General Lime
witch. commander Of the Russian troops,
has officially notified the foreign consul,
that the land on the river side opposit,
the British and German settlements ha,
been annexed 10 Russia by right Of con
quest. Unless all foreign owners Of
property Immediately deposit documents
proving ownership no claims VIII be en-
tertained. Much railroad P0perty a
well A. the east arsenal are included IN
the territory annexed by Russia. Thu
consuls viii protest against the annexa
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Managua, Nov s.-Yellow fever Is
prevailing In the city Of Leone 70 an
alarming extent and the disease Is Of G
very dangerous type. Leone's streets
are paved with cobblestones and flth
collects in the grass which grows be
tween them and causes malarial diseases.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

New York, Nov. S.-The directors OF
the standard Oil company have declared
dividend Of 10 per cent, payable tc
stockholders on Nov. 10. This makei
a. per cent in dividends paid out by the
company this year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Milwaukee. Nov. S.-John L. Burr,
Jr., night transfer agent Of the United
States Express company at Green Bay,
Wis. is missing. Burr Is accused by
General Superintendent Merrill Of the
express company, Of having appropriated
between $4,000 and $4,000. Tn,
United States Express company an
nounces that a reward Of $500 and 10
per cent Of I'll money recovered will b
paid for Burr's apprehension.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Fargo. n. d., Nov. s.-FRnk Carmo
dy, held here for extradition 20 Mexico
for alleged completely in the robbery OF
the safe Of the General Electrical com.
pany at the City Of Mexico last March
was discharged by Commissioner Mont
gomery in the federal court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
Ar.Ia.t E,e...I,. Docking.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. s.-Five han
dred miners employed at the Hollenbeck
mine OF the Lahigh aud Wilkesbarr'
Coal company went out on strike be-
cause they allege they were locked eI.
cessiyely.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
Another Case OF yellow Fever.

jackson, Miss, Nov. S.-One new
case Of yellow fever is reported TO the
state board Of health from hatcher.
Mrs. Butler, the first patient reported, Ia
dead. A surgeon Of the marine hospi.
ial service now in Natohez Is endeayor.
Ing 10 trace the source ofinfection.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Harrisburg. Pa, Nov. s.-According
20 close figuring here Quay will have
emily three votes more than necessary 70
organize the house and the senate 10 .
sic between Quay aud Anti.Quay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
Democratic Dslsgat. ELECTED.

Phoenix, A. T., Nov, s-MArcus A.
Smith. the Democratic candidate foi
delegate 10 congress, was elected over
Murphy. the Republican candidate.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
A SHREWD DESERTER.

Brattleboro, June 4 deputy Sheriff
+. w. Mcclure was notified last week
by officers at the Plattsburgh barracks
to 60 to the house of w. i. Mixer on
the Dorman b. Eaton farm and ar
rest Herbert l.. Taylor for doscrtion
from Company c, 18th United States
Infantry. deputy ShcriI Mcclure
went to the house, as directed, but
Taylor was not present. He was found
IA short distance away, however, and
was placed under arrest.
Taylor had in his arms a young
child Of Mr.. Mixers, and he asked
permission to return the child to its
parent, who stood in the door yard.
After handing the child to Mr.. Mixer
Taylor dashed through the house and
out of the rear door and escaped in
the darkness. He returned to the
house and took bicycle belonging to
IL member of the household and left
for other climcs. A relative of Tdy-
lor's says that Taylor has deserted
twice, but that after his first deScr-
ton his father induced him to return.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
hot FIGHT
In First District Between Page
and Powers
FOR CIRCUIT
The County Convention was
Very Harmonious.

4 Burlington, June 4.-Thc great
! Eight between Gov. Page and Congress-
man Powers grows warmer and warm
or as the date Of the convention
draws near, The local favorites seem
to be lost sight Of in the election Of
delegates, and the second choice Of
| delegates is the determining factor in
nearly every caucus 50 far held in this
ard Bennington, Rutland and Frank
lin counties.
Cambridge. in Lamoile county was
carried by Powers Saturday in a cau-
Gus 50 large as to excite suspicion that
every democrat was voted.
The total vote was 37l, while at
the last state election Smith polled
ll3 votes. Page is said to be the
choice of the majority Of the rcpubli-
cans.
Colchester elected Foster delegates
by a practical unanimous vote Satur-
| day night.
Manchester, in Bennington county,
Ia Powers town, elected Batchcldcr
delegates Saturday night.
Enosburg elected Hall delegates
Saturday night, equally divided be-
tween Page and Powers as thclf sec
0nd choice.
Westford elected Foster delegates
Saturday night, with Page as second
choice it is understood
Georgia elected Page delegates
without any opposition vote. This
,,,naH.es two towns in Franklin county
that will not support Han. orwell,
in Addison county elected Page del
egates, which Offsets the Powers del
cgateS elected at Salisbury Friday.
Hinesburg went for Foster and
both Page and Powers claim the del
cgatcs as second choice.
Many caucuscs will be held this
week. So far the Page men have not
favored early caucuscs, while the Pow
crs men have called them IN towns
that they felt sure they could carry
but notwithstanding this the tide is
setting in favor Of Gov, Page.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
EDITOR PERKINS DEAD.

Rutland, June 4.-Robert A. Per-
tinS, formerly the editor and manager
of the Rutland Herald died suddenly
yesterday morning, shortly before
eleven o'clock, at his summer cottage
at Shrewsbury Pond, after an illness
Of only about week with heart trOu-
bic. Mrs. Perkins was with her huS-
band. The remains were brought last
night to Rutland upon special train
from Cuttingsyille. The remains
viii be taken to Woodstock for burial,
blit no further arrangements have
been made.
Mr.. Perkins was well known fig
ure in Vermont journalism and was
looked upon as something of free
lance speaking with freedom upon all
subjects. He was always bright and
often brilliant in his editorial refer
enccs and while on the Rutland Herald
distinguished it by his editorial
work.
He leaves ii widow, who was Clara
Vail, Of l'omlret, a sister of II. w.
Vail. They had no children.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
ANOTHER VERMONT HERO.

Bennington, June 4.-News has
been received here of the death of the
first native of Bennington county to
die in the Philippines. 1t was private
Thomas O. Bates of Company f, 43rd
L. S. V. He died May ,, the result
of wounds received in action April IS,
when out of force of 80 Americans
everyone was killed or wounded cx-
ccpt seven.
The deceased was born in Shafts
bury in 1876, but for several years had
resided in North Adams before his
enlistment. His death occurred in
the hospital at Manila. The remains
will be brought home and probably
buried in North Adams. He is un-
married. A number Of relatives are
now living in SALISBURY.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
may PAY 30 PER CENT.
The Granite State Provident Associa-
tion.

Manchester, N. H., June 1.-THE
prospects now arc that the affairs of
the Granite State Provident associa-
tion will be wound up by the first of
next year or sooner. Assignee D..
Arthur Taggart is authority for the
statement and he states that he cx-
poets to pay the first dividend in Oc-
t0bcr. Another Will doubtless be an
nounccd in the late fall or early win
ter and Mr.. Taggart hopes to have
completed the business by Jan. |,
1901. He thinks 80 per cent. may be
paid.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
JUDGE STEWART DEAD.

Newport, June 4.-Ilon. L. A.
Stewart, 90, eleven years Judge Of
probate ofathc county of Orleans, died
at his home here Saturday. He was
IA native Of this county and had lived
here all his life, honorcd and respect
cd by large circle of friends.
lie was clerk Of the Vermont house
of representatives in 1861, and for
many years editor Of the Express and
Standard.
Mr.. Stewart was prominent in
church life and in every cause whose
object was for the bcttcrmcnt Of man
kind,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
ALL ONE way.
Caledonia County Republicans Hold a
Harmonious Convention.

st. Johnsblry, June 1.-THE con-
vcnton Saturday was regular love
feast and the sentiment was all for
GrOut for United States Senator, and
both county senators are out and out
Grout men. There was ne serious
contest except over the states attor-
ncyShip, and in this David f. Porter
of ST. Johnsbury was the successful
man.
Lieut. Gov. Bates was chairman and
made an eloquent address. Perley f..
IIazcn of st. Johnsbury, and Editor
Lord of the Groton Times were Sccre-
tarics.
The following nominations were then
made:-
Senators - Alexander Dunnett of
st. Johnsbury, by acclamation; Gil
bert NJ. Campbell of Lyndonville;
chosen by a majority of seven on the
first ballot.
Judge of probate-W. 7. Smith, of
st. Johnsbury.
Assistant judges - Stephen ID.
Morse, Danvillc; ;William II. GilchrISt,
McIndoes Falls.
States attorncy-David Il. Porter,
of st. JohnSbury, on third ballot.
Shern-Lorcnzo Sulloway, st.
Johnsbury.
High BaililT-Abel e. Wakefield,
Hardwick.
County commissioner-D. b. Leslie,
Wheelock.
County committcc-M. d. ColIran,
Groton: Walter III. Weeks, 1lardwick:
O. W. Orcutt, st. JohnSbury.
The resolution pledged the support
of the convention to the ticket and
the administration.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-04
VERMONT 0. {. S.

Bennington, June 4.--The annual
communication of the grand chapter
@, +. S., of Vermont will be held
with Coral chapter in Morrisville
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 5 and
6. The evening of the 9TH recep-
ton will be rendered the officers and
members of the grand lodge, after
which the work Of the order will be
eXomplihcd by the team of Coral chap
ter. The following from this county
viii attend; II. l.. Stillson, grand
secretary: Miss Helen |, Cole, grand
Wardcr; Mrs. Irene Caniield, grand
elccta George Woodcock, grand sem
tiflql