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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
Bridge Burned by Trai. wrsok.rs.

Bridge Burned by Train wrscksrs.
EUFAULA, L T., Aug. 20.-The trestls
bridge on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad across the South Can.
adam river, five miles south, was set on
fire and destroyed, apparently In an at.
tempt to ditch the northbound passen.
ger train. The train was checked just
IN time to prevent going into the river.
About Ready to Settle Down.
"That old man goin BY" said the land
lord of the tavern at Yaphank to the
summer man, indicating with jerk of
his thumb bent and time worn fig
ure that was doddering down the vii
lage street, "is Uncle Zimri Tarpy. He's
lived here oil his life most SO years."
"H'm!" commented the city man, with
mild righteousness. HE must like it
here pretty well by this time!'
'"Oh, yes; he says he guesses he'll
make this village his permanent resi-
dence.'-Smart Set.
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IN huMBERT's MEMORY.

1znprsssivs Services Attended BY tho
h." President and High On1oials.
WAsH1NaToN. Aug. 90.-Amid scenes
Of impressive solemnity and in the
presence Of the president Of the United
States, members Of the cabinet, officers
Of tho army and navy, the ambassadors
and ministers Of foreign countries and
great oonoourse Of people from civil
life, the memorial services for the late
King Humbert Of Italy were held at
St. Matthew'S Catholic church. The
announcement Of the services was
made by tho Italian ambassador, Baron
Fava, and with the cooperation Of the
state department the event was given q
distinctly official character. The for.
eign Representatives were in full diplo.
matio uniform, and these, with the
brilliant uniforms Of the British, Ger
man, Austrian and other military at.
taches and Of the American generals
and admirals, gave touch Of brilliant
ooloring to the solemn pageantry.
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SENATOR. INGALLS, BURIED,
Funeral Of tho Kansas Statesman Hold
at Atchison.

Funeral Of the Kansas Statesman Hold
at Atchison.
ATCHsoN. Kan, Aug. 20.-Funeral
services over the body Of ex-senator
Ingalls, were held at Trinity Episcopal
church and subsequently interment was
held in the family vault in Mount Yer
non cemetery. Owing to the request
Of the family for privacy q request
made in accordance with the expressed
wishes Of Mi. ingalls,, there was no
great throng at the services, which
were very simple. A special train came
in at noon from Topeka bringing ex.
Senator PfeRer, who succeeded In.
gals, Judge w. A. Johnston of the SUI
preme court, A. A. Goddard, attorney
general, and others, who attended the
services in the church. Judge A. G:
Otis, close business and personal
associate Of Mr.. Ingalls,, estimates the
ex-senator's fortune at $4,000
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MORE SERIOUS ASPECT.
Chinese Seem Resolved to Mako Desperate
Struggle Vet.

Chinese Seem Resolved to Mako Desperate
Struggle Vet.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-Rear Admiral
Bruce's report Of the condition of fight
ing in Pekin puts more serious aspect
on the Chinese situation than was gen.
orally expected here. It appears effect
ually to dispose Of al statements that
the empress dowaser had fled, although
circumstantial accounts Of her depart.
ure continue to come from Shanghai.
Despite defeat. the Chinese are ap-
parently resolved to make 3 desperate
struggle not only IN thstranoient cap.
ital but also in other parts Of tho ON
pire. sheng Obi Tuns, vioeroy at
Hankow, and Hu Kun II, 1oeroy at
Nankin, according to advioss from
Shanghai have threatened the oonsuls,
saying that II The person Of tho ON.
press dowsger 10 not respected they
viii withdraw from their present
friendly attitude.
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KILLED BY A BRICK.

Philadelphia Girl Tries to Brighten Ne
Rross by Impersonating . Ghost.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 40. - While
frightening q crowd Of negroes by pre-
tending aha was a ghost. Florence Al
znond, aged Is years, was struck on the
head with brick thrown by one Of the
negroes and killed. The negroes were
gathered on q. lot at Ffty.seventh and
Ludlow streets, and tho girl. who lived
nearby, had wrapped q white sheet
about her and suddenly appeared be-
fore the crowd. The latter scattered
in all directions and tho girl was about
to return home when the brick was
thrown. She died in q few minutes.
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CUT HER HEAD OFF,

Sc. Louis Street Car Runs Into Barouohs.
Killing Girl.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-A Sixth street
car ran into a barouche at Broadway
and Itaska street, killing Blanche
Skelle. 10 years old and injuring more
or less seriously Herman Wilsbahe and
John Skelle. Blanche Skelle fell under
the Car, the wheels of which passed
over her neck, severing the head from
the, body. Wilsbahe was also struck
by the wheel Of the car and the top of
his skull was crushed. His recovery is
doubtful. John Skelle's injuries are
not serious.
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\ All'l Rs.
~ York ~ to have : permanent clr-.

!. Nsw York 4 70 have : permanent a.
Gus. III $8ss $; nj :$ fs Va MI S$
Thsrs Yin IS ave .ouo vadis'' compa-
mics NEXT ssason. n MN n, 4. :5
i the Girl From Naxim's'' has been
forbidden n some Of the German cities.
} An Italian grand opera company H.
winning favor and money Is Ponce. Por-
to Rico. NJ lss.$5 81 IL. 5i.a
"A storm 81 Monte Chriato'' plays to.
equal that Of 1.-THE Musketeers" seems
likely to break over New York next sea ,
son. KY N 4. NJ "a { .$s as3l ls.s y ~ 81 ~ n
Ii Ii reported that rip Van Wrinkle"
has not proved very profitable, expert
ment at Her Majesty's theater In Lon
don. 5 Il Z : q. y,.,$ e., i. ga,@ 55ys
! Modjeska has deferred her trip to Po-
land and will give q farewell tour the.
coming season, presenting an elaborate.
production Of "King John" ga>j L
Nordica, who has left Paris for her
summer home In the Black Forest, is re-
ported to have told her close friends she
may sing but one more season. :2 ~, ,.>l&3 :
The owner Of a Montreal theater will
have an adjoining restaurant In which
dinners before the evening performances
and suppers after will be sold at low
prices to auditors only.
At the recent marriage of Miss Clara
Butt and Kennerley Rumford at Bristol
cathedral, England, Sir Arthur Sullivan
conducted an anthem which@he had COM
posed specially for the event. ~s&&->.s, ..
The heroine of the drama written by
Eugene Presbrey for Blanche Walsh is
at first prosecuted Huguenot in France
and later comes to Quebec, where she
and her companions figure in the history
of that city. ~.
The new theater hall at Oberammer-
gau has been designed by Herr Schmuck-
er, we'll known architect. The specta-
tors, while still seated in the open air,
will be amply protected from the wealth
er. The cost of the hall is 200, ZOO marks
(S47. 6OO).
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A LOSS OF $2O0,O0o.-

Blockade Of Navigation I'm the 500 Canal
Raised.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Aug. 20.-At
daylight the blockade to Lake Superior
navigation by the stranding Of the
schooner Mazda directly across the deep
water channel in st. Mays river was
lifted. The wreck was swung around,
leaving space sufficient for deepladen
ships to pass. The detained feet of
more than 200 vessels at once began
moving, and it is expected that by
night the feet will be entirely cleared.
The blockade lasted about 80 hours.
It is estimated the losses entailed by
delay to shipping viii approximate
$500, 900.
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CHAFFEE HEARD FROM.

Reports Eight we1ndsd in Attack ON
Pekin, Oths1wiss All We'll.
+ WARRINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The war de.
part has reosivsd the following dis
"Chee Foo, Aug. 1o.-Pekin, Aug.
Live entered legation grounds at 6
O'Clock last night with Fourteenth and
light battery. Eight wounded during
days fighting. Otherwise all WE'LL"
War department officials think the
date Pekln, Aug. Is, Is an error in
transmission. They believe it should
be Aug. 16. as all previous reports indi.
Gated that Pekin was captured on the
10th instant.
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BAR KANSAS CITY FIREMEN

Cannot Compete in the FJvnch Tests Be-
cause They Are Paid.
PARIS, Aug. 20.-The Kansas City
fire brigade has been disqualified from
securing prizes at ths International OK.
hibition OF fire eprszsssset Vincennea
on the ground Of professionalism, the
staff being paid The men were per.
mitted, however, to give an exhibition.
Az segards speed in preparing their
apparatus for reaching the top Of build.
ings and tho height and distance Of
projecting water they outolassed all
competitors. =.
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KILLED WITH A HAMMER.
New York Woman Beaten to Death by .
Burglar.

New York Woman Beaten to Death by .
Burglar.
New YORK, Aug. 20.-Catherine
Scharf, aged 20, was beaten to death
with hammer in her room on the Sec
ond floor of 674 Second avenue, some
time between z p. m. and midnight, the
body not being found until morning.
Her brother made the discovery when
he came home. -.
The woman's body lay in a pool Of
blood, face downward. Nearby, on the
floor, was bloody hammer and the
rooms had been .ransacked of every.
thing of value. 1t is the opinion Of the
police that thief entered the house
and was surprised in his work by the
girl and that he killed her to prevent
Identification. HN
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GEORGIA AGAIN At PEACE,

Whites and Negroes in Liberty County
Gan Get Along without Troops.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 2o.-Governor
Gambler received . telegram from Sher-
if Brewer Of Liberty county saying
that the negroes In that locality who
had bsen giving considerable trouble
during the last few days. had now dis
psrsed and that there was not longer
any need Of the Liberty guards, a cav
airy troop called out, remaining on the
scene, a. all trouble had apparently
ended. The citizens who had armed
themselves have returned to their
homes and order has been. restored.
Some further arrests may yet be made.
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YoUTsEY's TRIAL NEXT.

Much Difaculty ID Expected In Securing
A.Jury. e., g.. 'g
GEORGETOWN, KY, Aug. 20.-The
case of Henry Youtsey will be called
during the day, but a. the defendant is
not we'll it il not certain whether he
will go to trial. As much. if not more,
difficulty is expected in securing a jury
than in the Powers case, as nearly
everybody in the county became dis
qualified by hearing evidence in the
Powers trial. It is probable that Judge
Cantriu will summon venire from the
adjoining counties.
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A JUST PUNISHMENT.

Capture Of Pskin d Warning Not to Inter-
=. fere With ForeigRers.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-The mandarins
in the southern provinces, according to
q dispatch to The Daily Express from
Hong Kong. have issued an important
proclamation recognizing the capture
Of Pekin as q just punishment Of reao-
tionary officials and warning tho poo.
pie not to interfere with foreigners,
and also pointing out that the sole OBJ
ject Of the powers should be the pun
ishment Of the Boxer" and then the
restoration Of peace. combining, how
ever, their operations to tho north.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-08-21
Cuban Teachers Leave Washington

WAsH1NaToN, Aug. 20.-With cheers
for Cuba, the United States, President
Mckinley and last but not least their
hosts, the people of the District OF
Columbia, the l,400 Cuban school
teachers left the city over the Penn.
sylvania railroad for New York. After
the bigger portion of the week spent
there and at Philadelphia the entire
party will embark on transports fol
Havana
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INTERESTS CLASH IN SAMOA

MstssfA Party Asserts Governor IL Too
= Friendly to Tanu. !
BERLIN, Aug. 20.-From number of
letters published in the papers it ap.
pears that the situation in Samoa is
rather unsatisfactory. The governor,
because. it is claimed, he was doing
more than justice to Tanu aud his
party, was severely blamed by the Ma
taafa party. Ceaseless dissensions fol.
lowed, though hardly any actual hos.
tilities occurred.
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l0NACIO ANDRADE DEAD,
was President Of veuesuela Before the
Present Ineumbent.

Was President Of veuesusla Before the
Present. Incumbent.
CARACAS, venesusla, Aug. 20.-For-
nsr., President 1guaoio Andrade, who
was depossd from the presidency and
suoossded BY Oipsiano Castro, the pres.
snt incumbent, 10 dead. ,5'..
Quickest way t. Become Kaovvn. =
Eyes," he said, II am bound to make
myself known. .! would have my name
4 household word.' .
'Well, that's easy" was the reply.
There 10 no law against man making
Z fool OF himself, you know. VIII you
jump from the Brooklyn bridge or shoot
the Niagara rapidsT' Chicago Post.
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Severe Drought In Kansas

KANSAS CRY, NO., Aug. x0.-Two-
thirds Of Kansas, west Of tho three east.
ernmost tiers q counties, 10 experience
ing one at the most severe droughts in
the history Of the state, and tho general
opinion 10 that the Kansas corn CROP
will be the smallest. in proportion to
its requirements tor feeding, that has
been raised in many years.
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Taste Of British Justice.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 90. F. H. Flanry
of Chicago, who was arrested here on
the arrival of the Cunard line steamer
,Ivernia, Aug. IL, from Boston, charged
with smuggling cigars, has been fined
e4S, in the court Of petty sessions.
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Interrupted.

ELIZA, you'll never again get me out
at o'clock to cut the grass"
David, wanted you to do it before it
got hot" ss H.
swell, Eliza, it; got hot in just three
minutes. I hadn't cut five strokes before
the people on both sides Of us threw two
birdcages and four alarm clocks at me"
Detroit Free Press.
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Hesitation.

"a number Of people have invited you
to decline the nomination." said the can
didate's friend. 49,. e, t'1:
r EYES," was the answer, 'but I haven't
quite made up my mind which I'll de-
cline, the nomination or the declination."
.-Washlnxton Star. -
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:. III HUNG ching Appeals to Japan. :

~ II Hung ChanR AppeAls 20 Japan. !
III NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-A dispatch. tt
The Tribune from London says A
Yokohama message to The Mail says
S....lat Ii Hang Chang has sent an urgent
appeal to Marquis Ito. asking him to
use I; his good offices with the powers.
The marquis has replied, expressing
sympathy, but stating that interference
is impossible at present.
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Sink ut Her Dock.

EscANABA, Mich, Aug. 20. 49, The
wooden steamer Argonaut sprung a
leak after taking on a cargo Of iron ore
and sunk at her dock.
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I Is De ia, for NJ. P,o,, On.

II PAR1s. Aug. 2:-The order of Legion
E3of Honor has been bestowed upon NJ.
u Pichon, French minister to China. Nj.
Delcasse, the foreign minister, has Wis
fited N. pichon s mother in Paris, OH,
! 1lounced to her the safety OF her sou
ind handed TO ker u4e decoration. r
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain.
" DULUTH, Aug. 20.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 76Ac, No
! Northern N1<c. No. 3, 69kc. To Ar.
Eive-No. hard old 769<o, No 1 Northern
old 75sSc, No. hard new, 76Ac, No. /
Northern new 74Nc. september 74No,
December 74Xc.
: FLAX-Cash s1.3s. September >1Ss,
October 81. SO.
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RESISTED OBsTINATELY.

Chinese Fought Desperately at the Gates
! SHANGHAI, Aug. 2o.-The general
attack on Pekin began Aug. 10, In the
morning. The enemy obstinately re-
sisted. The same evening the Japanese
demolished the Cham Lang and Tong
Obi gates and entered the capital. The
other armies entered by tho Tong Quien
gate. They sent detaohments at once
to the legations, where the ministers
were found safe. 5aA g., -. p:
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Austrian Minister Wounded.

Austrian Minister Wounded.
VIENNA, Aug. 20.-The Austrian for
eign office has received a. dispatch an
nouncing that the Austrian acting min
lister at Pekin, DR.. Won Rosthorn, is
slightly wounded. r
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

IT, st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. 70.
HOGS-Market opened SO lower and
closed steady at early decline Range
Of prices, g. 60@t OK.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at e3.75@4.e5 for choice
butcher COWS and heifers, a, 75@5.25 for
choice butcher steers, $S.25@85O for fat
bulls, Sa.50@5. 90 for veal calves, $8.40@
l. 10 Tor good to choice stookers and feed.
ors, $8.85@3.S0 for steer calves.
SHEEP-Market steady. Receipts were
mostly Westerners.
Sales ranged at e3.50@4.75 for choice
fat sheep, a. 25Qp4.85 for choice lambs.
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Minneapolis Wheat.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 20,

WHEAT-In Store-No. Northern
71Ao, September 71s6 @71Ao, October 1871
74h. On Track-No. hard 7411c, No. !
Northern 721<, No. Northern 71c.
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NOTHING NEW ,y THE CASE.

SAsarsAist suspseAs nsiss HslA fsr ~
u n 28 &c., 1rssA lSspiss III N s3;S .s$3.
NH NEw Yo1x. Ans.s 10. ~ llichsls Guida
and Natabs Narssca, 80 u lians -
rsstsd By ssxst ssrvics men On the
steamship Kaiser Wilhslm II Friday
on the suppodtion 81 bsing In : CON.
sphaoy 70 assassinate President Nc
Kinlsy, were brought over from Ellis
island TO the barge ONCE with the rest
OF the detained immigrants. They spent
the morning in the detention pen and
were takon hack In the afternoon. The
men as far % appearance went were no
more guarded than are the other per.
sons in detention. They walked about
tho pom. but had very little to say to
their companions. q. t}&34. Ill.,. i 4, M
Captain Howard, head Of tho contract
labor department, was in in charge ut
the barge Office and said there was moth
ing new in the case. IN 'f.,1~% =, T.;
Whether tho government authorities
viii have . special court Of inquiry for
the anarchists remains 10 be seen. It
was suggested by an official that there
may be q special board Of investigation.
It 10 supposed the government officials
at Washington are waiting for evidence
from the consul ct Neples
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Urged to Do Their Duty.

J. LONDON, Aug. @.-The Rome corre-
spondent Of The Daily Mail says: The
arrest Of Maresca and Guida in New
York arose out of some letters received
at Bresoi's lodging subsequent to the
assassination Of King Humbert. One
Of these, dated New York, July IS, and
signed ''Mabor," urged Bresci to COM
NIT the crime, urging that Maresca
and Guida would do their duty towards
President Mckinley. Maresca is known
to the Italian police as most fanatical
anarchist.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
American Laa1ua.

AWeE1C8u League.
At Kansas City, s.; Minneapolis. 8. Sec.
ond game, Kansas City, II; Mime.
apolis, I.
At Chicago, !; Milwaukee, g.. Second
game, Chicago, o; Milwaukee, l.
i At Detroit, s.; Cleveland, /. -
] At Buffalo. IA; Indianapolis. o, Second
game, Buffalo, 4; Indianapolis, 8.
& National League.
: At St. Louis, s.; Cincinnati, g.
At Chicago, 2; New York, l.
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Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux CITY, La. Aug. 20

Sioux City, La, Aug 20
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 95.O0@55 50 for beeves,
t2.0O@4.4 5 for cows bulls and mixed,
g. 1898. Is for stockers and feeders, $3.50
@425 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS-Market 5@l0o lower. Range
Of prices $4.SO@495.
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~. CHICAGO. Aug. 90.
CATTLE-Market nominally steady.
v Sales ranged at $64u@600 for good to
prime steers. $4.60@5.40 for poor to me-
dunn, 48.9O@4. Is for stookers and feed.
err, $4,000 % for cows and heifers, $4.a5
as 90 for Texas fed steers
4 HOGS-Strong to &c lower.
Sales ranged at 949o@5.271 for mixed
and butchers, e600@5.25 for good to
choice heavy, "a. S0@495 for rough heavy,
S50O@5.851 for light. Bulk of sales
$50605.5
! SHEEP-S Sheep and lambs steady.
Sales ranged at a. l0@l.8o for good
to choice wethers, $I.95@5 81 for lambs.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. -.
WHEAT-Auguss 71Ac, September
72Nc, October 721@70c.
y. COR>-August s9c, September 1910,
October 373sc.
& OATo-August 2i9fc, September FIX
21Ac, October 22c.
7 PORK-August Sll. Is, September
11L IL. October Sll.l7h@ll.20 January
$40. ..f
.I FLAX - Cash Northwestern $1.37,
Southwestern $l.37. August $1.37L,
October $.32@L3:1a
POULTRY-Turko;s 71z@Sc, chickens
S9@lOo.
y BUTTER-Creanerie l6@a0ho, dairy
lA@1Sc.
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LATE MARKET REPORT,

Az 81. Louis, b., Ctnc1nnat1, 3
At Chicago, 2; New York, l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-15
Interesting Ceremonial and Banquet
of Lodge LIE Progres of
Hawaii MaSOnS.

mann. c. b. Cooper. c. Bellina. c. w.
Renear. +. a. Bowman, G. +. Herrick,
f.. l.. Lewis, VIM. Dunbar. r. Church.
@. Il. Clark. J. B. Gibson, j. j. Landon,
7. IL. Gibson, G.. s. Hall. l.. A. Rostin,
II. J. Cochran, Lionel Mathews. l.. F..
Alvarez. Robert Hair. @. D.etz. A. Barnes.
G. l.. Barnes. c. l.. Crabbe, a. w. Keech,
W. f. Fisher. James Scott. A. c. Noble.
II. G. Geer. j. II. Bond, j. Batcheldor,
a. G. Pankmeier. Stanley Stephenson, b.
Bergerson. T. II. Griffith, W. III. Hoogs.
Clarence NJ. White introduced Paul
NeTmann as the Prince of Toastmasters
and Bohemians." Mr.. Neumann respond
Ell In kind and Mr.. White at his COM
mand responded to the toast to the lodge
In well-chosen words he characterized the
members of the Lodge lie Progress as gen.
ial fellows who loved their brothers. He
expressed the hope that In time they
would have Grand Lodge in Hawaii
and under their own vine and fig tree
manage their own affairs.
The Sister Grand Lodges" was re-
sponded to by Judge NJ. NJ Estee. He
said that all knew Brother Neumann and
Few knew him. He came among them a