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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-25
SPREADING RAILS
Cause q Serious Wreck on the O. II. &
D. Railroad.

Dayton. O.. April 25.-The south-bound
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton limited
was badly wrecked nine miles north of
Dayton near Johnson's station The ac-
cident was due to spreading rails which
caused the engine to leave the track and
plunge into a ditch Behind it the bag
gage car and smoker upended and fell
into the ditch. Engineer Dooley of Lima
was killed. as also was his fireman. Ray
-mond McElroy, also of Lima Frank
Weaver, brakeman. of Cincinnati, had his
left arm crushed and was otherwise Sc
riously hurt: George Thompson, baggage
master, of Cincinnati. suffered severe alb
dominal injuries; Fred Colts, of Sidney,
o., q passenger, was seriously cut about
the head.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-25
Weather Indicationg.

Chicago, April 25-Forecast for Kan
sas: Generally fair tonight and FRI
day: southerly winds.
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EXCLUSIONS 30 KAN. CITY


14LlI AsaIILIN y R3aALa e LEUUI5 Wls-O0
Account Odd Fellows celebration
Tickets on sale April 25 and 26, good
returning April Is. Six trains a day IN
each direction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-25

by that name near the Rock Island depot
was named for him.
Will. SELLS COMING
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-25

Mrs Sells IS supposed to have been g.
years of age at the time of her death
Although she had lived in Topeka for
more than 20 years still very few knew
her Intimately enough TO know her age.
Mrs Sells was a very large woman. She
was quite tall. standing about feet 10
inches in height She was very fieshy
and probably weighed over 300 pounds
Her weight was q delicate subject with
her. and for years she had not been
weighed Mrs Sells was familiar figure
on the streets She drove white horse
An q low phaeton- The horse was the one
which VIII Sells used to ride IN the ring
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
i |NC|DENTE EN- HUMACA0!
DEL eLOBO De ANTEN0CHE

Del precioso giobo que elevaron en-
squel pueblo Ia noche del bale, ouando
estaba de uno, dos tres mil metros de
altura mpezaron caer los siguientes obje-
tos: Botellas de champagne, vinos Mes
oatel MuaoS Ri0era, aIeman, frances,
an nguoiana; latas de carnes, pesoados, NOR
tadella, morton, melocotones, peras, cl :
ruelas, frascos de dulces borrachos, en- al
mibar, pasta de todas classes, mantequilla,
aoeitunas. Despues oaYo IN hermoso oartu-
vo que decfa: todos estos apetitos son de,
In Regio,sd1ista de los muchachos Aguayo
que estan vendiendo 3 preoios muy bara-
tos: tambi9n venden La DENoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
FARhACIA De zENG0TITA
santuree. frente al institute

Santurce, frents al Institute
En- esta nueva Ofcina de Farmacla,
ga encuentra un complete surtido de
drogas. productos quimicos y Farma
cAuficos, patentizados nacionales ex :
tranieros toda clase de arttcuios
anexos a la profession.
Esmero On el despacho de las pres
crinciones facultativas. Equidad en- los
precios. ., sonuos
Mutuos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
DEGETRU

VArios dalegados enviaron un docu
erto 4 Dogetau en- qae SO plde q Mr.. M'
lirlee IN indulto p9rcial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

Ha producido muy buena impression
!. que no 90 sceptars la renuncis que pre-
put6 el integro m sgistrado senior Vfa2
D,hoteco, dc gu cargo de presidente de la
gorte de Humacao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
REUNION

Anoohe Sc rsunjeron los comisionsdos
sctos para IA EXPOSITION de Buffalo, Sill
Br;oso Fisback.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

Segdn acuerdo de la iunta general cele-
brsda anoche por los sccios de la Union
Cdqas6a, Sc tranfere ell bale de regla
nento para otro dfa, en- lugar del 3, como
Ee habls anuneiado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
EUSTASIA CURBELLO De D|AZ
ETODlsTA

Ha vueto nuevamente d abrlr
su taller de costuras, el que ofrece d
todas sus parroqulanas y a sus ami
gas en- general. Gale Nueva NJ "a.
Precios nuy baratos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
Juan Landr0n AcOsfa
GUAYAMA

GUAYAMA
Agente general de negocios u
diciales y administrators, concurrre
una vez por semana q los puebLos de
Cayey y Arroyo bajo la competente
direction del reputado abogado doc
tor don Rafael Lopez Landron de San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

4 syuntamiento de la Carolina re
bite IN acuerdo al gobernsdor civil ex
Doniendo 10 ruinoso del bill Hollander.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
NO ACEPTA

III executive no soepta las enmiendas
aches 81 presupuesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
PROCLAIMED DO

Eduardo VII his sido proolamado rey
Ell Trausyaal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

r~ VENDEN tres casas de Po-
co preclo: una en- Catano, una en osn.ar sn. .,
ce, por la parads de Ia oIleEla nmes os.a sA
la capital, Tanoa No - ara in s'
oalle de San Sebastian No 70
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
Gran Hotel IS Flo -

FL mejor Hotel de Caguas. Plaza
Principal. servicio d la carta, habitacio'
es comodas ventiladas. Caguas, Pto-
Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

Los veoinos de los barrlos Maria,
Pamarito Cedro srribs, han presenta
~ varias instancias al ayuntamiento de
Bsrranquitss pidiendo Sc les anexe a es-
Va munlcipslidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

Don Pedro S. Vivoni, delegado d Ii
Damara ha tornado otra veg possession, d.
4 ACADIA municipal de Lajas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

El comit6 federal de Arecibo repro
b 10 en- hojss sueitss nuestro artfculo
BIZ 806re concejaSes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
he REDO
VEN EZUELA
MEJORA

II duoue de York, enfermo del saram
\, ueiora notabiemenCe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
T'RAVIEs 7 I AS

En- las Cruces, carretera central, de
Csguas 8 Cayey, las vende eL que susoribe
y las puede hacer de capa blanco, ausubo,
camilla algarrobo, a preclos convencio-
males.
Vicente R. NHunOZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31

Hs llegado nuestra mesa de redac
ION Ella v0z del pueblo p periodico que
4 edits en- San Juan y Sc dice defensor d.
b claaes trabaj ajadoras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
San JUAN
POR TELEGRAFOO
Eoero 81.

Euero 81.
HEREDO
Aver Sc escape un tiro al i6ven Fidel
40 veDdo la bala herir d Juan San
.sDs
VENEZUELA
Sc mega que haya revoluoion en- We
.reI,. No obstsnte, muchoe puertorri
- hau salido pelesr allf las orde-
n. de neral Iguaoio Andrade.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-31
NOT-.'-A-S

XII comit6 federal de Arecibo repro
drio en- hojss sueltss nuestro artfculo
BU 806re concejazes.
Don Pedro S. Vivoni, delegado d la
Camara ha tornado otra veg poseaion, de
II ACADIA municipal de Lsjas.
E syuntamiento de la Carolina re-
mite un acuerdo al gobernsdor civil ex'
poniendo 10 ruinoso del bill HoIlander.
Segdn acuerdo de la iunta general cele-
brada snochs por los sccios de la Ons0n
Cdgaej5a, Sc tranfere ell bale de regla
mento para otro dfa, en- lugar del 3, como
se habis anuneiado.
Los vecinos de los barrlos Maria,
Psmsrito Cedro sIribs, han presenta
az varas instancias al ayuntamiento de
B1ranquitss pidiendo Sc les anexe d es
ta municipslidad.
Ha llegado d nuestra mesa de redac'
ei0n Ella voz del pueblo,o periodioo que
ae edita en- San Juan y Sc dice defensor de
lRs claaes trabajadoras.
Hemos tendo ell gusto de saborear
los magnlfoos cigsrrillos que Sc fsbrioaD
e1 esta oiudad, de la fabrlea de nuestro
dstlnguido amigo don Gregorio Lopez.
Podemos asegursr, fuer de fuma
aorea, que los anunoiados oigarrlllos mar
o III Falc6 son excslentes por su pspe
" por ploadura.
Deseamos prosperidades q la en-
presa.
FL habit artist2 amigo nut stro don
Enrique San MILAN, esta hacienda un
ehadro alegorioo de ella Borinquehas con
retrato de su autor. En Ell fondo de la
ebra ap Tocora un preeioso soneto-que
Aoy puOuGamos-debido al inspirado M
men de nuestro distiDguido compatriota
aon jose de Diego.
La composition poetica probablemen !,
Y Sc esculpirs en- uno de los lados del
nonumento en- proyeoto.
Hemos reoibido dos eiemplares, en-
ngles castellano, del proyecto de ley
A00re rsnuEclss J vscantes.
u estinable sehorA do6a Isabel Ca
f'0oY2s, de esta oiudad, SO encuentra al
go meicrads de su salud.
Nos a.egrsmos.
L. Honorable Corta de Ponce solici
y L buaaa, captura y prision de Dionisic
Raffaga Gutierrez, procesado por raptc.
La Emulsion de Scott es compansrs
Rl'eparsble de los Srea. n9dicos, que Il
soeean con ventajAs positivss en- ell Ia
fu'Hmo de los nifios, Escrofulosis, Ane
otras enfsrmedsdes debidas IL
'n'uhOienoia nutritiva.
Don Clemente Fernandez Barreto
1ealoo Titulsr de la Carolina, Pto. Rico
Certlfoa: Que hace mas de dieE J
Ono amos Viene hacienda uso con bastan
e tfecuencia de la Emulsion de Scott, d.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
woosmen Of the world.

Hickory Camps meeting Wednesday evening
rs 1sssd snd fsss .
ffesden %sre held Il Which Visitors
snTn ss%p. or
cations were acted upon. At the weekly meeting
this b. % ,ss sa,s Of
very busy evening is anticipated.
Tho next rssulsr meeting Of Central Cen Camp has
Eishtesn.S and @ Iyneh sireets large amount ou
Of business will come before this meeting. which
will be Of Importance to & al, oamp. Of the CITY,
evening. many visitors being present. But little
business was transacted the meeting being de-
voted t9 memorial psr nns in monor Pf shs pres
Wsid Camp delivered a euogy on President Nc
Rnsy following which , thS Se,rsr camp ~, sang the
Thee." Al the next meeting Of the camp sTaes. s.
day evening" the time viii be devoted 70 a gen
eral discussion q the best methods OF stamping
Elk Camp met wednesday evening. Eaased res.
ulItions in memory OF President Mckinley and
S Sssn.ss MI none before the m.ese m
Woodmei, Of the World night at the Exposition
suife the inciefnent weather and the memorial
services Of the day. German csmp dispensed
with their usual Ihu,day I'D nestIs sne,ss meeting and
sas LoeroIline Association ds which "a take: place
ssssss .as bS on s4ss nuh.r Louis eho De
pers Commander J: c. Root OF Omaha Neo..
.ssop,panisd BY other s9SsreAfn Hnasp, Hmp o,1sers
also announced as one Of the speaksrs Will lead
a Iaree deiesation Of st. Louis Woodmen to Wit
ns 5pe.i the Canon :.s e ay evening had very
laree attendance ana made ARRANGEMENTS to at
tend the Exposition on Woodman night; Reso-
Of sovereiSns Fischer and Fetsch were passed
and ordered engroseed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
MRS. MINNIE DEvINE. President
.H. ~. JOHNSON. Vice President.


IT. Kelly. Secretary
Pride Of st. LOuis Council Ia setting Its house
IN order for the reception of new members and
with an active deputy at work Will not meet with
disappointment In that line
a good attendance at Security Council Monday
night witnessed one initiation and passed on two
applications: also felicitated the fact that
the August remittance TO the National Council
was the largest in Its history: that II has safely
passed through the ''yearling'' state. and. being
to put on metropolitan airs: that the new set Of
by-laws. to be- adopted at the next meeting.
promises to call out 3ll the wilt and wisdom Of
the council In discussion. II is proposed to
make number OF the offices salared. Under
good OF the order. the debating club furnished
whether the man or woman should build fires In
the morning. Judge Archibald's decision was
that such was the woman's duty.
Dewey Council. No. SIS. held an interesting
meeting Tuesday evening. Under good OF the or
der an excellent talk was made by Brother X.
o. Gould and others. Dewey will endenror to
keep In line with sister councils in the matter of
bringing In new members.
Pride of the West Council made a number OF
changes in Its officers at the election Thursday
Liberty Council: No r. mourns the loss of
Sister Sarah D. Godbey who died Sunday. Sep
body was taken TO SteelvilIe. Mo. for burial
Garfield Council. No. s22 has decided to re-
tain Its old hall at No. 1901 Natural Bridge road
consented to their former custom of entertain
ments after each meeting OF the council. The
vs'ial large attendance Of their membership. nn-
der such attendance is assured. and Garfield
soon will be the banner council OF young people
Of the order In the city.
Wisdom Park Avenue and Twentieth Century
councils report from one to four candidates for
Initiation at their next meetings.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
r.,.,no.i.e Across the ocean.

The mere intimaticn that Il viii be possible to
telephone acrose the ocean seems to have aroused
sreat public interest. It would seem as though
new bonds Of friendship between this country
and Eorope will be established that cannot help
but result In mutual advantage. New discov-
cries are always hailed With enthusiasm. That
Il why the last century has been one OF such
remarkable progress. II has been impossible.
however. 70 discover q batter medicine than Hos,
tsttef's Stomach Bitters for disorders Of the
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels. This rncdi-
cine hAa over % years OF cures TO its credit and
has rescued thoufands from the misery OF dys-
-epaiA, indigestion hatuleney., constipation anf
biiiousness. II Ia splendid tonic. makes the
weak strong. and cures insomnia and nervous
uess; when you need medicine for any of the
sb0se ccmplsints. DO NOT fall to try the Bitters.
q Il never dissppnintG
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
pr,,.c11d Hom. Circle.

Social League Circle had meeting Tuesday
night After intiations. the time was taken up
in arranging for the annual ball. to be given at
Fickwick Hall. corner Jefferson and Washington
rfetarations being made indicate that It will
Be fully up to all the other annua,s given by this
circle which Is noted for such things.
imperial Circle initiated large c!ass Fridav
night with every prospect OF a largeg class for
neSt meeting. The circle was ne:er in better
shape and the members are working with the
view Of putting the circle on the roll Of honor
Rainbow Circle had a good meeting Thursday
night Arlington Circle. No. 2ss. has hig class
for initiation the coming meeting. Missouri
added several members this month. Hope Circle
has a class for initiation next meeting. Benton
Circle IL doing good work; and lately increased
the membership. Tower Grove. No. 4l2. is ad-
ding to its number q msnbers =. constantly; @ l;
meeting at No. 1878 Easton avenue. Monday
night Number OF limitations. Missouri on the
saIne night also Hobson Circle. No. ga. at theis
respective meeting places.
Hone circle No. los the officers badges
In n contest with Missouri Circle The badges
The new circle-throndelet Circle. No. AIS
.dsinx many members and has fine class foT
Initiation Tuesday night. TIE new circle Is
sDc. IN fraternai work The future Of th- circ.
Ia bright and being situated In good COM
m,inity a strong circle Is assure6 very room.
Another new circle is about completed. named
Emerald CIRCLE. The hall for meeting has not
Compton Circle has class for initiation Tues-
day night Arrangements will be completed for
the big entertainment. The plans are In tie
hands OF a competent committee and the reputa-
tion Of Compton will be sustained.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22

mander. They will also have class initiation

mander. They. viii also have class initiation
OF several candi6ates
Tbs great commander is arranging win sne
with Z library for the beneft Of its members: :.
This library and bookcase will be presented ~ 70
the tents for work done during the coming Ist
and winter. particulars OF which will be sen, n,
later This library will he selected from ssanoau
works and will be of much benefit TO the mem-
bers Of the tents, as it il intended selections can
be made from this library by the memDefs 10 pe
used in their homes and returned within eer'
tain time to the tent
Great Commander Anderson has recetSeni He,io a
Elas. enclosing specimens OF the different ores
IN colorado The weight was snrr, seh, pS r,nE IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22

Tribe of Zen Hur Missouri Cour, me. last Fri
day night and initiated four candidates. Four
candidates will be Initiated at Its next meeting
enen 'sf ss sSs s r..sn s las. 81. .ss
will hold . large Initiation next Saturday. 4
hox party and hop will be given by this court on
Eureka Court stag, is booming. This court
will have large class for initiation next Tues
St. Louis. Court met THURSDAY nigh. with a
large attendance. Two candidates were Initiated
and several Ms,s read The
President Mckinley.
a.. q sss VIII 5.
Van Cleave. the worthy chief, 10 intending to
pess sss c s the ms ns s t.. night
with good stt'%dance. 4 class Of candidates
msss .nS s Gn S aR
Brother John G. Snyder supreme organizer: m and n,
TWO new courts will be instituted in the near
nicely. and will be ready for installation in a
candidstes VI were hslioted for and accepted I'm. Tn
tee. to Rro,Sers he M p9ysr. Marne and Sister Moran.
rendered an Interesting programme Sister Lee.
prias. Dssser of tribute DIRE" the button for the
I. o. o. F.
ing on saturday night with a large atteninnc.
sr na o n,o the s s
gree There were delegations present from st.
Louis Lodge. No. 8: Excelsior. No. 1s and WASH
inGton Lodge. Among those to speak under the
Sloan District Deputy W. p. Parsons. u. C.
Fortune OF Pleasant Hill. H.. D. y. Wilson.
past grand Of st. Inuis Lodge; J. Neuwasner.
past. grand and Vice Grand Nelson OF Wash
ent after being in Arkansas for some two months
and told hsf and hunting stores which he
verified with afHdavits. Noble Grand I.uckenhe-g
made an interesting talk and outlined policy
for the future with visitations to the different
lodges. At theii next meeting they VIII confer
the Third degree on two candidates.
Martha washington Lodge had two candidates
for initiation and two applications were received
for membership
BeIiefontaine Lodge visited Anchor Lodge in
0 body last Monday night. to witness the degree
staff confer the Second decree.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mciintey visited Naomi
Lodge, after an absence of two years. Each
George Kohl. one Of the inmates OF the home
at Liberty. NO.. IL visiting the city and reports
". II. Thompson. Ed wilkerson and W. o. L..
Jewett. have been appointed a COMMITTEES on the
Worlds Fair
have been placed In the Odd FeIlows' Association
headquarters.
The grand sir.'s report nj membership in the
Rebekah lodges 2Iss7. patrIarchs militant go.
Expenditures for relief OF members was "a sT2s.-
4ss. 80.
ia in Its hall at No. 1oo1 South Broadway. a
dent Mckinley. The lodge also expressed a hope
that Congress at its next session would enact
such laws to forever eliminate anarchism In
the United States.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
Ladies' Of the Macca bee

New Century Hive held Its regular review
"Wednesday. evening. An application is received
At each review.
LIBERTY Hive, No. ss held its regular review
wednesday evening. LADY .Withers of Oak Hill,
witty remarks while addressins the meeting un
dSr good OF the order. Three candidates were
Initiated and two card rnembars acrept.d ard
Ave spGicatons for membsrsh,, .,i sseeiysd; This
hiy. VII s,ye srehrs .,o party Friday aternoon: %
viii ftsrt promptly at o'clock Prizes viii be
awarded.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
k.i.ht. r.ther Mathew.

ct Kevin's Council. No. q. was visited on its
last meeting hv the Supreme ofncer. the Rev
erenS James r. Co6ey, W. H. O'Brien and
ri rYy1aS Howderp. The visitors were cortfiAllr
welcomed by p J. ReEan. the chief sir knight OF
Addresses on the aims and objects Of the order
u ere rrade by the Supreme oftcers and reenotses
on hehaif nS the conncfl followed hv p. J. Rs
nm the Reverend William Shea. ]. Mahoney.
L. p Newport. Doctor d. D. OGorman end
others There was a 9ocd attendance Of ladies'
cnd Cert,enen at the meeting and a large num-
her OF the Junior KNIGHTS. this, council having
one Of the strongest Junior orRsnixations under
the direction OF J. Brice and ]. B. Lydon.
81. Brfdeet's Couhci1 No. 8, will. on Thursday
ey eY.tfe celebrate It's twentieth anniversary With
an elaborate programme. cousistine Of sermon
In Ct Bridset's Church by the Reverend c. n.
fyrne OF Edna No. who fs an orator Of rsre abil-
itt The fact that Father Byrne is one Of the most
pSnuiar priests In the diocese: will no doubt
bring out q large number to Welcome him., After
the se-mon hsnedIcton will follow. An omen
r1eetin9 Will he piveu in the school hall after
the services consisting OF an entertainment and
other fociaI features. The be.t local talent has
been engased. and a splendid prosramme ar
ranged. Vlsitors are cordially welcome to the
church services sn0 also the open meeting
The following Is the stsndinE on last Yerorts Of
the hve leading councils IN the race fpr til" ban
rar: Tms reid No. 100 2N: 81. Ior's No. !.
ice; Sc. Hridret's. No. g. 1s1: st. Leo's. No. 2e
fS ard Immaculate Conception. No. % diarni-
hsn 49,
Maid G0co to eacl: Of the henefcierie. Of late
Brothers John Brosnai,an and Charles J. Barry.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
COURTS DECLARE HIM SANE.
Amelie Rives's First Husband Re
gains Control of Property.

Richmond. Va. Sept. s1.-John Armstrong
Chanler. the divorced husband of Amelie
Rives, the authoress, now the Princess
Troubetskny. has been adjudged sane by
the Virginia courts. and a decree has been
t1ued restoring te him his property in this
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
CITY ITEMS.

BEFORE buying your Range this winter
see the handsome steel range CRAW-
EORDS are showing on the fourth floor of
their Store. It Is without doubt the best
Range to-day on the market. and will be
sold on easy payments to responsible par
ties. ALL SIZES.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22

after weeks absence in Kansas and adjoining
States. Past Master Workman Henry L. Malin
Of II this iot:se. assisted by Professor g. DoIfusss
st, Louis Lodge had well attended meeting
itors from the Minnesota jurisdiction. \ euchre
party will be given In the near future. and tick
cts ;, for the bail to he given December IA soon
Phoenix Lodge had well attended meeting
70 al yss n ons
received.
Farmers Lodge had an Interesting meeting las a
for membership were received with prospects OF
three more at the next meeting. The boys are
hustling for new members. and expect TO
add goody number OF recruits to the ranks of
this lodge In the coming fall and winter:
on last Thursday night. at which two appica-
tions for membership were received, and two
candidates were instructed in the Junior WORK.
man degree Brother August Grundler was pres
ent and made. come interesting remarks under .i
any member attending four regular meetings IN
succession would have an assessment paid fos
committee was appointed to draft resolutions in
memory of the lai. President William any. Mckin,
to be publ published 81 S1i. in the h daily papers
Robert Emmet Lodge had very interesting
Wsh s.na hs on resSr
present and made an address under the good % OF
ae s WITH m be 70 business ss Of he
had been transacted the members repaired to the
home OF the foreman of the lodge. Brother A. F.
Rechtine. who had lost hts wife that day ey
Mechanics Lodge had very interesting meet
attendance Of members presen; and two can
didates were initiated. Remarks were made by
s James sy and Doctor L e
roeder. with reference to the death Of President
to procure picture OF him and have same prop
ery drsped and hung up n the lie cse
ea' the lodge @ bis ha favorte hymn. Nearer Ny God.
TO Thee" was sung by all the members present
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-22
A-cien, 0raer Of United Workme,

Benton Lodge had very good attendancs
Thursday evening, at which three candtdates were
intended joiiiHestion was postponed. on account
Of the day being one Of mo9In,ns ios @ President
turned from his summer yscasiSn;; was present
an assesssnss,t took place and resulted In Brother
Herman Joern heins the winner
Banner Lodge had good AZ. s..enasnce at us
from Nechatics. and Lafayette LODGES. John +.
Ryan receiver Of this lodge. has returned hons