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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
state VS. Foster, J P fees, s2.95, Con.

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$l4.25.
Miscellaneous cash receipts. s 1859 &C
On ha I'D Sept. lst ... 1905 AZ
Total debit, Sept. let ..,..,. 1858 O1
Cash to treasurer. er......,..r HOO CO
On hand October lst. st........ 1868 07
Report oil Chief of Police.
Dog.taxss collected ..........$ 30 90
statesman. ..... ....s.......... 20
Killing two animals. ... ... 90
! Total expense, ,.,..,,............, 20
Cash to Recorder ....,....,... % 20
Street commissioner Frizzell reported
81 days work without team 81 days
work with team. Cash on hand Sept.
80, 1879.
Mr.. Young, Of Polk county, who was
awarded the contract TO supply wheat for
the horses used in the fire department
reported TO the council that he would
complete thedelivery OF the same on next
Monday, and it was ordered that war
rant be issued him Immediately for pay
ment OF same. There are 100 bushels of
oats, and the contract price is 26 cents.
The certificates OF election of special
officers who served during state fair
week was read as follows;
Harry a. Young, +. G. Hanson, @.
d. Mccoy, IL. @. Tarplsy, Q. W. zasnt
and J. A. Yates, the last named serving
without pay from the city.
Recorder judah announced to the
council that the franchise granted to +.
II. Anson for the erection OF steam heat.
ing and electric lighting plants in this
city expired on October /.
The part Of the city hall now used by
the Militia as an armory, was again
leased to Company F for another year
on the same terms az heretofore.
The following resolutions was unani.
mously adopted:
Resolved. By the Common Council Of
the City Of Salem, Oregon, that, in view
OF the many complaints being filed in
relation TO the unsafe and unseemly
condition Of many of the board sidewalks
within the limits OF this city, and of the
fact that the city is confronted with y
posi- BILE suit for damages resulting from
WIS HOuNNNt NhdN AllN NlAlNNhb
Of Salem are hereby directed to proceed,
forthwith, 10 construct and repair their
respective sidewalks and render them
safe and presentable; la default Of
which action on their part, the street
commits .ioner OF said city, il hereby
authorized To proceed without delay to
serve notice upon all delinquents in this
matter aud to this council for its in
slant action under Ordinance No. 389.
A resolution presented by w. H..
Holmes, attorney for the city. was read
and adopted. 1t related to case of the
City vs.. f. r. Anson, pending ie the
Supreme Court. and embodies petition
asking the Court to advance the suit on
it's calendar. so as to get decision as
soon as possible the interest Of the tax
payers being involved.
The bill of o. +. Royal x Son, for the
construction Of bridge on North Lib
erty street, amounting 10 $3i646, wal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
This is to Certify

sSSSS s!S1S Of Of 9rsISq S 9lon Salem ore Aug a. 1901
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
A SUIT
MOST
IMPORTANT
Begun TO Stop Payment of IL
legal Interest.
On Loans of Public Funds
Made Contrary TO Law.
Litigation From Which the
Public May Get atsthe Facts
That Have Long Been Kept
Dark.

In department two of the circNit
court in the case of ]. A. Baker w. the
Williams & England Banking Co., an
insolvent corporation, Ladd and BuSh as
creditors OF the defendant, have filed a
petition by their attorney VIII. Holmes
in which they make objections to Mr.,
w. T. Slater, as receiver Of the win.
lam Il England bank, paying any inter-
est or principal upon the claim OF Ed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
OAsT0 IA E Ms
s:;;.:': :; !: :; N1Nzl5zse
Cali For City Warrant

Notice IL hereby given that there are
funds on hand applicable 70 the pay
ment OF all warrants OF the City oi halom
drawn on the general land en-
dOrsed on or before Feb. 1, 1901,
Holders Of said warrants wili pleaqo
present them for payment at Ladd a
Bush's bank, a. interest viii cease irom
date Of thia notice. JOHR M0in,
salem. Or. ocs. 4. 1901. iO-b.lot
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-10-05
COMMON
COUNCIL
MEETING
of the Several City
Officers.
Two Claims Against the City
for Damages Causes an Ac-
tiOn for the Repair of
Sidewalks.

The postponed session of the city com
non council was held Friday evening,
Mayor Bishop presiding and a quorom
OF alderman attendant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18


At . regular meeting Of James A.
Garfield Circle No. l, Ladies Of the G.
A r., held March 18th, 1901, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas. The Supreme Ruler of the
Universe has been pleased to remove
from u midst by the hand of death
our beloved and highly esteemed sister
member, Mrs. Mary Clark, who died
March LIST. 1901, and, while we mourn
b loss of one we loved, we humbly
bow in submission to Him who doeth
all things well: therefore, be it
Resolved, That Sister Clark was q
true, loyal and devoted memberso of our
order. Her death causes not only a
void and irreparable loss in her OWN
beloved family, but it is felt through
out the city among the various socie-
ties with which she was connected;
that we offer our deepest sympathy to
the bereaved family, and we pray that
God may send them consolation and
comfort to bear the visitations ana
trials of this world with calm and pious
resignation.
Resolved, That the charter be
draped for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Circle.
and also be published in the daily
papers of the city and a copy handed
to the family of u departed sister.
MRS S. L. REED.
MRS. OLIVIA BOTSFORD,
MRS. MARY MORRISON.
MRS. MARY E. ROSE,
MRS. NJ. ANNA HALL
MISS NELLIE G. HENRY,
Committee.
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3h5Wore g ~ 11Wn u oafnolfclty.
This Catholic nstion - conformed
ven to the 6raee - e~onsexSlop- they,
like the mnIdtnde IN o. wilderness
confessed their faith-onfrmed their
fatth in the terrible history. Of blood
and bloodshed, that markes the story
OF Ireland.
THAT beast, Henry the Eighth. tried
to crush out the Catholic faith in Ire
land. Then his amiable daughter,
Elizabeth, who divided Ireland among
her English Protestants, and how many
priests with a price set upon their
heads administered among the poor
people hidden in woods and thickets,
and how they persevered? The hero
OF the assassination Of Charles the
First, an idol OF the period, Oliver
Cromwell, only massacred 10000 Cath
Ollie Irishmen in a single day.
But st. Patrick had conquered them
not with fire and sword, but with the
sweet and cheering truths OF the Ro-
man Catholic faith. In the days of
persecution, when a priests life was
not safe, when it was dangerous to be-
come even a student for the priest
hood. there may have been some So
called hedge priests. but whilst il
sliterate, from necessity they were surely
followers of Christ in their risking the
dangerous ministration to sick and dy-
ing, to body and soul Of oppressed and
prosecuted Irishmen. Their zeal is
shown all over the world, in their
churches sin all the vast British Do
minions. in Argentine Republic. dedi-
Gated to Holy Religion, in the South
Seas, everywhere, in good works. in
the ministry; and their monuments are
spiritual and enduring and we to-day
unite with them in sentimentsaof graf
itude to Almighty God for according
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18
Siege

ST. PETERSBURG, March lin conse-
quence of the riotous disturbances follow
ing the demonstrations promoted by uni
versity students, the government has pro-
claimed a state of siege at Odessa, Kief
and Kharkoff. 1t is reliably reported here
that a student died at Kharkoff from in
juries received in the disorders of March
4th in hat city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18
Low Rates TO the West.

On February Goth, March 9Th, 18th
18th, 26th. and April End, 9th, 10th,
23rd and Both, The Missouri Pacific Ry.
and Iron Mountain Route will sell one
way tickets from st. Louis to the Pa
cifc Coast and intermediate points, at
the very low rate of $27.50. For time
tables, information, etc., address J. r
James, c. p. A, 905 Park Ridge Bldg.
Pittsburg. Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18
Lou SWdbdCker.
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Don't contract elsewhere. Resi-
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our nstrumen and service display
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Telephones. 1Oc. All lenG distancc
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NATIONAL TELEPHONE CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18
SERMON 0F FATHER BbIl
UPON ST. PATRICK

And the Devotion Of the People Of
Ireland to Their Faith-Some His
tOricaI Facts In Connection with
the First Missionary to the Irish
People-A Discourse Appropriate
to the Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-18

The work of progress in the art of Ladies Tailor
|ing-is most prominent in our Ladies Ready to-Wear
department. EVERY SUIT THIS SEASONS pro-
duction-every skirt not more than thirty days from
the factory.
Latest arrivals in Suits of Position Backs, founced
skirts, Eton Coats, and Bolero e~ffectS-backs and col
ors-while the cloths are Venetian, Homespun, Broad
cloth, Cheviot etc.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
PROMINENT INDIVIDUALS OF THE EAST

THE RIGHT REV. H. c. POTTER, Bish-
Of of New York.
JOHN HAY, Secretary Of State of the
| United States.
CARDINAL GIBBONS, the head of the
Catholic church in America.
| PRESIDENT CHARLES w. ELIOT of
Harvard University.
JUSTICE EDGAR NJ. CULLEN of the
State Supreme Court, Brooklyn.
THE RIGHT REV. WILLIAM CROS-
| WELL DOANE, Bishop of Albany
FORMER SENATOR EDWARD O.
| WOLCOTT Of Colorado.
| THE REV. DR.. MORGAN DIX of Trim
! ity Church, New York City.
THE REV. FATHER A. P. DOYLE, st.
PauIs CPaulist) Church, New York City
| FORMER MAYOR ABRAM S. HEWITT,
New York City.
I CHANCELLOR JOHN R. DAY of SYRIA
THE REV. DIR. JACOB COOPER, Rut-
gers College.
BISHOP McFAUL, Catholic diocese Of
Trenton, N. ].
| GENERAL FRANK REEDER, chairman
Pennsylvania Republican Committee.
THE REV. DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT
HILLS. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
H c. McLAUGHLIN, principal of State
Normal School, Jamaica, Long Island
DIR. ALLAN McLANE HAMILTON. the
famous alienist, New York City.
THE REV. DR. STAFFORD, ST. Pat
rick's (Paulist) Church, Washington.
[ JUSTICE WILLIAM E. WERNER. Su-
preme Court of the State of New York.
THE REV. DIR. ROBERT S. MacAR-
THUR, Calvary Baptist Church, New
York City.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM A. STONE Of
Pennsylvania.
THE PEW DR. COPTTANn NSvEpc
Baptist Temple, Brooklyn.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR T. HADLEY of
Yale University.
THE REV. DIR. MINOT J. SAVAGE
Church of the Messiah, New York CITY
MAJOR GENERAL ]. R. BROOKE, U.
S. A, commanding Department of the
East.
THE REV. DR.. HOWARD A. JOHN
STON, Madison-avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York City.
DE LANCEY NICOLL, formerly District
Attorney of New York County
THE REV. H. P. c. RHOADES, Marcy
avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn.
ABRAHAM GRUBER, one of the leaders
of the New York bar.
THE REV. DIR. ELI QUICK, Perry-street
Methodist Episcopal Church, New York
City.
GENERAL SAMUEL WEIGH, Buffalo,
National Guard State of New York.
LOUIS MARSHALL, one of the leaders
of the New York bar.
THE REV. FRED SAUNDERS, South
Second-street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn.
]. EDWARD SIMMONS, fnancier, New
York City.
THE REV. G. F. WHITTEMORE, First
Baptist Church. Schenectady, N. Y
SILAS B. BUTCHER, Brooklyn financier.
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THE REV. ]. o. KELvEY, Plainheld.
F. H. NORTON, secretary Maritime Ex-
change, New York City.
THE REV. Il. F. ALEXANDER, St. An
drew's Methodist Episcopal Church,
Newark, N. j.
THE REV. w. c. BITING, Mount Nor
ris Baptist Church, New York City.
THE REV. DIR. HOWARD DUFFIELD,
Old First Presbyterian Church, New
York City.
THE REV. DIR. c. B. CHAPLIN, Wash
ington Heights Baptist Church, New
York City.
THE REV. DAVID GREGG, Lafayette
avenue Memorial Church. Brooklyn.
THE REV. w. p EVANS. Church of the
Resurrection, Long Island City.
THE REV. DIR. CLIFFORD, Delaware
avenue Baptist Church, Buffalo
THE REV. ]. ]. McGRATH, St. Johns
Catholic Church. Fishkfll Landing, NY.
THE REV. SAMUEL c. DEAN, North
Baptist Church, Newark, n. ].
DIR. ROSWELL PARK, one of President
McKinley's physicians.
CHARLES AUSTIN BATES, advertising
expert, New York City.
THE REV. w. H. MORGAN. Central
Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark,
N. J.
EDWARD S. ATWOOD, former president
Maritime Association. New York
THE REV. A. EDWIN KIEGWIN, Park
Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. J.
THE REV. JOHN H. WILEY. Nos
trand-avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn.
DARWIN r. JAMES, leading hnancter.
Brooklyn.
THE REV. DIR. DAVID R. FRAZER.
First Presbyterian Church, Newark,
N. 7
THE REV. DR.. T. B. MCLEOD, Clinton
avenue Congregational Church. Brook
lyn.
BENJAMIN ]. HALL, pioneer marine
merchant, New York City.
THE REV. DIR. GEORGE P. ECKMAN
st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
New York City.
THE REV. GEORGE w. GRINTON
Forty-fourth-street Methodist Episcopal
Church, New York City.
HERBERT JEROME DAVIS, president
Colonial Club. New York City.
ELBERT H. JONES, leading ship broker,
New York City.
THE REV DAVID H. GREER. ST. Rar-
tholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church,
New York
COLONEL GEORGE A. PRICE, Brook
lyn. prominent merchant.
THE REV. GEORGE s. HALL. Wvclx-
life Presbyterian Church. Newark. n. ].
THE REV. E. d. HAINER, Newark.
n. ].
EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH, prominent
shipping merchant. New York CITY.
FRANK MAGUIRE, leading member
New York Produce Exchange. New
York City.
BISHOP TALBOT, P. E., Central Penn
sylvania.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
CALIFORNIA PRESS.

HUMBOLDT STANDARD.
REDDIHG FREE PRESS.
SANTA ANA EVENING BLADE.
VISALIA DELTA.
MARYSVHLE APPEAL
WOODLAND MAIL
ALAMEDA ARGUS.
eAUSALITO ADVOCATE
STOCKTON INDEPENDENT.
SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNIoN.
SACRAMENTO BEE.
VIeALIA TIMES.
COLU6A SUN.
SACRAMENTO SUNDAY NEWS.
SAN JOSE MERCURY.
SAN BERNARDINO TIMESRDEx.
REEDLEY EXPONENT.
BENICIA NEW ERA
ELMHURST REVIEW.
NILES HERALD.
RED BLUFF PEOPLES CAUSE.
LOS ANGELES TIMES.
OAKDALE GRAPHIC.
BERKELEY GAZETTE,
VENTURA FREE PRESS
AMADOR LEDGER
UKIAH REPUBLICAN PRESS.
ARCATA UNION.
SAN JOSE HERALD,
NORDHOFF OJAI.
SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL
THE PACIFIC.
AMADOR DISPATCH.
sAN DIEGO TRIBUNE.
VISALIA DELTA
FRESNO REPUBLICAN.
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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
BINGHAMTON IN. " YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
POUGHKEEPSIE On " YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
GLENS FALLS On. W YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
ROCHESTER, On. W YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
NYACK IN. Y.) YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION
SARATOGA SPRINGS IN. " YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MIDDLETOWN Comm YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH, Stratford,
Conn.
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE, New York
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
PROMINENT PAPERS OTHER THAN
CALIFORNIAN.

BROOKLYN EAGLE.
NEWARK EVENING NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
SPRINGFIELD CMASS.) UNION.
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
NEW YORK JOURNAL OF COM
MERGE.
ELIZABETH DAILY JOURNAL
FITCHBURG (MASS) SENTINEL
DETROIT FREE PRESS.
ITHACA JOURNAL
PHILADELPHIA TIMES.
PHILADELPHIA PRESS.
MILWAUKEE EVENING WISCONSIN.
ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL.
RICHMOND DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS.
MARQUETTE CMICH.) MINING JOUR-
NAL.
CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK SUN.
WASHINGTON TIMES.
BURLINGTON HAWKEYE.
NEW ORLEANS TIMES-DEMOCRAT.
BALTIMORE HERALD.
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL.
WHEELING CIV. VA) INTELLI-
GENCER.
NEW HAVEN LEADER.
BRIDGEPORT STANDARD.
TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL.
WARWICK On. Y) ADVERTISER
CHICAGO CHRONICLE.
CHATHAM On. W REPUBLICAN.
FARGO IN. d. MORNING CALL AND
DAILY ARGUS.
KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
AUGUSTA (ME.) DAILY KENNEBEO
JOURNAL
ELMIRA On. " DAILY ADVERTISER.
WATERFOWL DAILY TIMES.
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS.
PATTERSON GUARDIAN
PATERSON CALL.
NEW YORK PRESS.
COLORADO SPRINGS MAIL.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE AMERICAN.
TACOMA LEDGER.
EPWORTH HERALD.
PORTLAND OREGONIAN
PERTH AMBOY REPUBLICAN.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11

JERSEY CITY NEWS.
CORNING IN. W JOURNAL.
BOSTON COMMERCIAL BULLETIN
WILKESBARRE LEADER.
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL.
PHOENIX REPUBLICAN.
BALTIMORE WORLD.
HUDSON IN. W REPUBLICAN.
TROY PRESS
SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures
GLOVERSVILLE IN W LEADER IN
TELLIGENCER.
CONCORD On. H) INDEPENDENT
STATESMAN
NEWBURG NE Bur, On, V DAILY NEWS.
MILWAUKEE SENTINEL.
DETROIT TRIBUNE.
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
TROY RECORD.
TROY TIMES.
PASSAIC DAILY NEWS.
TISER.
SCHENECTADY UNION.
BOSTON TRANSCRIPT.
CHRONICLE.
NEW BRUNSWICK PRESS.
TRENTON TIMES.
JERSEY CITY NEWS
BALTIMORE AMERICAN.
ROCHESTER, POST-EXPRESS.
PROVIDENCE TELEGRAM.
SYRACUSE JOURNAL.
PORTLAND CME.) DAILY NEWS.
RICHMOND COUNTY ADVANCE.
WORCESTER SPY.
BUFFALO COMMERCIAL
DAYTON (OHIO) DAILY JOURNAL.
PROVIDENCE JOURNAL.
MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL
WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
JEWISH MESSENGER.
NEW HAVEN REGISTER.
BROOKLYN TINES
PHILADELPHIA ITEM.
MONTREAL DAILY STAR
UTICA DAILY PRESS.
THE MUSIC TRADES CNEW YORK;.
CLEVELAND LEADER
RUTLAND NEWS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
PROMINENT PACIFIC COAST PEOPLE

CARL E. LINDSAY, Grand Chancellor
Knights of Pythias.
DAVID STARR JORDAN, President of
Stanford University.
BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, President
Of University of California
G. ". McNEAR-
GAVIN McNAB.
HENRY E. HIGHTON.
REV. J. T. LACEY, Christ Church. Oak
land
REV WILLIAM RAIDER, Third ConEre-
gauonal Church, San Francisco.
REV. JOHN R. HALSEY, First Baptist
Church, Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
EASTERN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
~. AND LIBRARIES.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
YALE UNIVERSITY.
RUTGERS COLLEGE, New Brunswick,
y. 7
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. Jamaica,
LII
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, Syracuse,
N Y.
COOPER UNION. New York
BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
BROOAIE-STREET FREE LIBRARY.
GENERAL READING-ROOM, Yale.
DWIGHT HALL, Yale.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Princeton.
REYNOLDS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Ber-
gen Point, n. j.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
EASTERN RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
T1ON, TWENTY THIRD STREET
BRANCH, New York City.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION, BOWERY BRANCH, New York
City.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION, HARLEM BRANCH, New York
City.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsOCIA-
T1ON, GREENPOINT BRANCH, New
York City.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION, EASTERN BRANCH, New York
City.
MORRISTOWN IN. J.) YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
WATERFOWL IN. Y.) YOUNG MEMS
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11

GRGNNELL LIBRARY, Wappingers
Falls, n. Y
REYNOLDS LIBRARY, Rochester, N. Y.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Dayton, Ohio.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Bridgeport, Conn,
UNION LIBRARY, Trenton, N J.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Plainfield, N ].
CITY LIBRARY, Springfield, Mass.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, South Norwalk,
Conn
PUBLIC LIBRARY. Hartford. Conn
PUBLIC LIBRARY, New Haven, Conn.
ROWLAND LIBRARY, Matteawan.
n. Y.
FREE LIBRARY. Nyack, N. Y
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11

CENTURY CLUB, New York City.
HARVARD CLUB, New York City.
NEW YORK CLUB, New York City.
GROLIER CLUB, New York City.
RACQUET AND TENNIS CLUB, New
York City.
ALPHA DELTA PHI CLUB, New York
City.
CLERGY CLUB, New York City.
MERCHANTS CLUB, New York City.
ST. JAMES CLUB, Fordham.
MONTAUK CLUB, Brooklyn.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11

SANTA BARBARA PRESS.
SANTA CRUZ SURF.
WINDSOR HERALD.
STOCKTON RECORD.
MONTEREY NEW ERA
SAN DIEGO UNION.
RIVERSIDE PRESS.
SAN JOSE NEWS. :
PACIFIC OIL REPORTER
FRESNO MIRROR.
ANGELS RECORD, Z
WILLIAMS FARMER.
LOS ANGELES EXPRESS.
TULARE REGISTER.
RED BLUFF SENTINEL
OROVILLE REGISTER.
HUMBOLDT TIMES.
SANTA CLARA JOURNAL
DIXON TRIBUNE.
YREKA JOURNAL
POMONA PROGRESS.
FOLSOM TELEGRAPH.
PLACER LEADER.
CALAVERAS PROSPECT,
HAYWARDS REVIEW. J
PETALUMA ARGUS.
SOLANO COURIER.
NAPA REGISTER.
REDDING SEARCHLIGHT,
REDLANDS FACTS.
PINOLE TIMES.
MERGED STAR.
MARIN JOURNAL.
COLUSA GAZETTE.
MOTHER LODE BANNER
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City.
YOUNG MEMS HEBREW AssoC1A-
TION, New York City
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CITATION, New York City.
FIRST DISTRICT YOUNG PEOPLES
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN EN-
DEAVOR, New York City.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
Clyde, N. 2.
ST. LUKE'S BATTALION Qs3 boys),
New York City.
NEW YORK GERMAN CATHOLIC
STATE LEAGUE, executive commit
tee.
NEW YORK CITY MISSION AND
TRACT SOCIETY.
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FULTON CLUB, Brooklyn.

FULTON CLUB, Brooklyn.
DICTIONARY CLUB, BROOKLYN
FLATBUSH CLUB, BROOKLYN
FLATBUSH Y. M. REPUBLICAN CLUB
Brooklyn.
COLONIAL CLUB, Princeton.
COTTAGE CLUB, Princeton
LINDEN CLUB, Cambridge, Mass
CITY CLUB, Corning, N Y.
APOLLO CLUB, Clyde, N. Y
FORT SCHUYLER CLUB, Utica, N. Y,
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB, Syracuse.
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OTHER EASTERN ORGANIZATIONS.

INDUSTRY COUNCIL No. so. o. U. A.
M, Jersey City, n. J.
NINTH NEW JERSEY CIVIL WAR
VETERANS ASSOCIATION.
CONNECTICUT SOLDIERS AND SAIL
ORS' HOME.
COUNCIL No. 214, o. U. A. NJ, Airing
ton, N. j.
AMERICAN COUNCIL No. 81. o. U. A.
M, Brooklyn.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON COUNCIL No.
II, o. u. A. M, New York City.
WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
official organ Methodist Episcopal
church.
REPUBLICANS OF FIRST ELECTION
DISTRICT, Hampstead, l. I.
REPUBLICANS TWENTY-FIRST AS
SEMBLY DISTRICT, Manhattan.
ANAWANDA CAMP No. "a, Woodmen Of
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the World, Brooklyn
CLIOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Princeton.
COMMANDERS AND QUARTERMAS-
TIERS ASSOCIATION, New York City
KINGS COUNTY LODGE, Good Tenn
plars, Brooklyn.
OCEAN HILL LODGE No. 155, Common
wealth Provident Association, New
York
GENERAL LAWTON COUNCIL, Junior
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HIGHLAND ATHLETIC CLUB, Brook
lyn.
HAMILTON CLUB, Brooklyn.
ALBANY CLUB, Albany, N. Y.
TUXEDO CLUB, Tuxedo, N. Y.
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB, New York City
CALUMET CLUB, New York City.
PLAYERS CLUB, New York City.
UNION CLUB, New York City,
KNICKERBOCKER CLUB, New York
City.
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COLONEL JOHN P. IRISH.
REV. E A. WOODS, First Baptist
Church, San Francisco.
REV. F. K. BAKER, First NJ. e. Church,
San Francisco.
REV. A. 7. NEEDHAM, NJ E. Church,
San Jose.
PROFESSOR ]. W. LINsCoTT, Santa
Cruz.
REV. DR. L. H. FRARY, Pilgrim Congre-
gational Church, Pomona
MRS. l. B. CHAPLIN, Ebeu Club los
Angeles.
ARCHBISHOP RIORDAN.
GENERAL W. H. L BARNES.
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HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB. New
York City.
DE WITT CLINTON CLUB, New York
City.
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
HANOVER CLUB, Brooklyn.
REPUBLICAN CLUB, New York City.
COLONIAL CLUB, New York City.
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EASTERN SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND
OTHER CLUBS.

ARMY AND NAVY CLUB, New York
City.
REPUBLICAN CLUB ANNEX, New
York City.
EAST SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB. New
York City.
Y. NJ REPUBLICAN CLUB. New Bruins
wick, y. J.
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Order United American Mechanics.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN COUNCIL No. 21, Junior
Order United American Mechanics.
FREMONT COUNCIL No. us, Junior Or
der United American Mechanics.
ONEIDA COUNTY On. W REPUBLI-
CAN CONVENTION.
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
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National Indignation Finds Sweeping Expres-
sion IN Rebuke From ALI Reputable
Classes of Men and Women.

AND TRADESMEN. New York City.
ANTI-ANARCHIST AND ANTI-JOUR-
NAL LEAGUE, New York City (4OO
members).
U. S. GRANT POST. G. A. r.. Brooklyn.
ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL WAR VETER-
ANS, New York City.
AMERICAN WHIG SOCIETY, Princeton.
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Commercial, Political, Social, Religious and
Financial Institutions Place the Sheet
Beyond the Pale of Recognition.
CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL BODIES.

EAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANTS EX-
CHANGE
MANUFACTURERS AND PRODU-
GERS ASSOCIATION OF CALIFOR-
MA
SHIP OWNERS ASSOCIATION.
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EXCHANGE, New Yor,,
City.
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF
NEW YORK CITY, Brooklyn.
COFFEE EXCHANGE AND T,OwER
WALL STREET BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION, New York City.
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BURLINGAME CLUB.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.
ST. CLAIRE CLUB, SAN JOSE.
UNION CLUB OF BERKELEY.
JONATHAN CLUB OF LOS ANGELES.
HUMBOLDT CLUB OF EUREKA.
NILE CLUB OF OAKLAND.
MARICOPA CLUB OF PHOENIX.