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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-13

Grand Protector John d. o'Keefe has received
Commute f ,Sas The The ss% rand fo dsss viii fIF nave son:
troll Of the propagation in this jurisdiction foi
shs ehn spe ses ssrm nnccs q imfse ans,r Of ,h she I'd sep pqsps.
eating scheme. will be called for some evening
A neat little pocket folder. giving tho list OF
fall and winter official visitasions OF the Grind
WIN them on their visits is now in
ne hands Of the printer and viii he ready for
are now located at Nos. 522- ~ Holland building.
An Invitation is extended to the members TO visit
The frst. official visl. Of the Grand Lodge Of
e e~enin %'i' o pc 10 's &, Goih nadse' LS SG; ZIG Sa sri IiS
will accompany the grand officers on their visit
Grand vice Protector Sister Johanna Fellmnnn
having met with an accident in the early part OF
a. 9ns MEMBER b su Of .ais. al f IssMsr No ! are en-
:, ssn sss fea Is fss sil' s sSs'? 81, ap Has sssst svs ss be 4 fissn
tended to members of sister lodges and their
meetings since the hrst Institution last Wednes-
On Laws was received and rransemen, for q
box party for the next meeting were consum-
M ssstei4sy and Andy Mccall Of Vest Ssess't ea asse PSi =:
were Ss,o gre Lodge and so add Isl. ha the % sssnessa their
meeting place and will meet hereafter Al Frater-
mai Dullu1uk, EItNSHNH Skictt una ET8nklln Ave-
nue.. on the first and third Wednesdays OF each
month.
Suburban Lodge, No; 2ssS. anticipates a large
euchre and hop TO be given. at Berns's Hall.
wellston. Friday evening. October Is. Sister Lulu
Rinkel has charge of the Committee on Prizes
prizes for the successful players.
Germania Lodge. No. 2l0. had n good attend
ance at their meeting Friday evening they in
itiated two candidates and received applications.
Many visitors from sister lodges were present.
Brother Meier Engle Of Goethe made some inter
estinE remarks on the good of the order. AZ the
close of the meeting refreshments were served
and an ENJOYABLE time spent.
Eureka Lodge. No. Ii4s. celebrated the twelfth
anniversary Of the Institution of the lodge last
Monday evening. Sisters L. a. Lampe. Marcare,
Harr and Ida Schoen and Brothers William Britt
and George johnson. comprising the committee
in charge. arranged an excellent literary and
musical programme. notably among which were
the solos sung by Miss Gretchen Richerl Re
freshments were served and dancing closed the
evenings entertainment.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 1862. held a very inter-
estIng meeting Friday evening. Sisters Iutx,
Leak and Brother Joseph O'Connell were appoint
ed as a committee TO arrange for a euchre party
Organizer freeman Wright is spending Fair
week in indianapolis. Ind, and will return Mon
day morning to resume his work Throughout the
CITY and State.
and will initiate two candidates and act on APP
plicaftnne
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Tribe of Rem Hur.

May q, 1900. the frs. court in this city was
Instituted. with thirty-two charter members On
October ]. 1901. there were twelve organized
courts in the city, and two more to be instituted
this week. The total membership Of the order
In the city at the present time Is about 1.So0.
and in the State 4.nW.
Mound City. Eureka and Century courts had no
meetings this week owing to Yelled Prophets pa
Senton Court met Wednesday. with a good at
tendance. The claim of Gilbert Farrell was pail
TO beneficiary. This claim was adjusted and paid
within thirty days from date OF death. Benton
Court will have a class Of nineteen to initiate at
st. Louis Court met Thursday night Six can
didates were initiated and several applications
Crescent City Court met Thursday night. Eleven
candidates were initiated and twenty-nins appli-
cations received.
with a good attendance. Two candidates were
initiated and several applications received.
Missouri Court meets Saturday night at TWEEN
tieth and Biddle. Two candidates will be initial
ed. This court will give a euchre on Saturday.
October 9.
Supreme Chief Delaney on Monday nisht. with
sixty-eight charter members A full roster OF
officers was elected and installed. This court
will meet on Saturday until It secures a suitable
hail for Monday nights.
Ben Hur Court will meet Friday. Sister wend-
ermuth has been appointed Deputy Grand Chief
for that section Of the city. and she expects to
place Ben Hur Court in the roll OF honor before
January !. 1902.
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The members of Nielsen Lodge turned out q
force Tuesday night. One candidate was initiate
ard three applications We're received. After tn
regular business was transacted a pleasant hor4
was spen. enjoying the lunch provided by Pres
dent Maddox. Treasurer Marsden acted as ma
ter Of ceremonies. Plans were discussed for u
winter campaign. II was decided to give a bal
about Christmas. and other entertainments u
follow later. :
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PERMITS.

D. Sutherland. 4ll2-14 Flad: one-story brick
building; s.. 500.
A. x. Humphrey, 1903 to 4221 Maryland: sig
two-story brick buildings: so, 900.
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freshments win be served by the ladies.
tivity, into its work. Many limitations for the nex4
Tower Grove Circle. No. 412. had a sooc meet
siastic In planning for Saturday nights euchrs
Benton Circle. No. 44. promises great things
he will have twelve or fifteen for the degree
team to initiate in a few weeks. =
The Worlds Fair Circle will hold Its regulaH
president, Brother Skear. will be installed and
other business will come up.
, Social League Circle, No. 11, meets next
Thursday night md will have a large. class for
initiation. The coming annual hall at Pickwick
Hall for November 12' will surpass any entertain>
ment this circle ever gave. =
LacIede Circle held an enthusiastic meeting at,
Liederkranz Hall last Wednesday night. Initial,
tory ceremonies were conducted by the Chouteau
degree team. the large hall a1orling ampla
room for the fancy drill. This circle IS adding
many members. Some Of the officers Of the cir&
Gle are: President. p. ]. Fogarty: vice presidente
]. r. Koran: secretary. Miss Catherine Smith$
accountant. Mrs. E. A Eogarty: treasurer. Mrs.
Katy Mcmahon; pianist. Miss Sadie E. SnowS
guardian, Miss II. NJ. Smith: guide. ]. B. Smittf
porter. Mrs. A. L. Spinks; Waterman. EfwarG
Falkner. II
Many visitors were present. Brother Dole an
Sister Karibo delighted the circle with rectta$
lions. Brother Caragher gave some .comi4
sketches and acted as pianist for the evening. =
Chouteau degree team will be at Rainbow Cifg
Gle next Thursday night. 81
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decided to celebrate the anniversary by an open
the arser and and ep iseIs mais fri fa the n me r Eyso q.
I. To- o a; H,ss Misb and 1Se 1a WoI i; .Snss , ws5s sRD9i1 ssd
bration. i, is expected that the grand lodge Of
i! lev xo %dts Ss results resaiis q the 'e oraa @.f has a e eveia, j.
The time which has elapsed since October Is.
! b. trade shsn c aSea sGFd ths Ti dsa u Which q h ms'a aiass
been elaborated into the strongest, fairest and
Phoenix Lodge had a very, pleasant meeting
IL lon The to secret ,nan serx Of the the. order Tess,v and one %se ap Wa1s.
ri MssaaPis syen aSess at h which 4 i've. vssy applicants SSsa meeting se1s
elected 20 membership and much Important bust,
I9ls e q s"' SossnSsrs Is. "l 4 Resf saEiPg 4ul#sr
;%,;,ibaited ';ske;s and show cards, ,Henry, y:
Meyer was alanln9usly elected receiver q the
s=srssting addresses were made by the grand
Mu,rsli and ?; II. Clark. Brother John II I
songs snassH ws sSaas snns S ssvf sra,. e,af Kaiser, se1ee' Mccarthy ny
sehernann and Meyer: .,, o,,o-
st st $ d dseised I1 sS send at ticket. * ,s'9 to nj e asla ,s Ss;e,
for the eompl,msn,a1y mask pai, b Sa,,t to be sl ss1
on October + one sandiaa,s Vii ls ini;ia;ea
the committee brom Br@therhood.. Peateosn and
Dies Peres lodges met and reported tina, all mat
be given BY the four above-namtd lodges; on
Robert and Michigan avenues. were in read!-
ness. One hundred and fifty elegant prizes viii
be awarded to the winners and after the euchre
the evening will be concluded with n hop.
Standard Lodge will give a euchre az Anchor
Hall. jefferson and Park avenues, on WEDNESDAY
evening. October o. Thirty prizes Will he
The next meeting Of the German workmen's
Association will be held Sunday afternoon. octo.
her IL. at Eckhardt's Hall. Texas avenue and
Cherokee street. at 2 o'clock D. m.
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The thirty-frst annual session of the Grand
Lodge Of this order will convene T " "a morn M
Concorlla Club Hall. on Chouteau avenue: ana
will last three days. possibly four days his IL
the session ut which the Committee on fsevisinn
will submit its report. and n large amount ot
legislation IN the adoption of the new consutu-
ton and statutes will occupy the time OF the
Grand Lodge. Il Is probable that evening SESSIONS
VIII be held.
tiers. Already the advance guard Of the Grand
Lodge have arrived. The Committee on flnanS.
grand keeper OF records and seal. and the Gem
mittec on Appeals and Grievances Will meek 10
morrow morning at the Southern Hotel. To
morrow evening the annual meeting o. ne W Ms e
Webb will be in charge. The meeting VIII pc
held in the parlor OF the Southern Hotel IN ine
in the subordinate lodges. Nearly all OF them
have had work in the various ranks: ,...
Pythagoras Lodge, No. rs. X Of r.. AT iast
session advanced two Es1utres to the raLk OF
knight. using the amplified form. The attendance
has been very good, the fast three months, anu
iS Increasing.
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Presidential Appos,t-....

washington. Oct. nlThe PRECEDENT has
appointed Ulys Robert webb an assistant
gufGeon In the army.
Hoomingdale OF New Yorf ri memher 81
The william Mckinley Hamorjal xsocta-
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ANCIENT FREE AND :.

MISSOURI LODGE. NO. L A. ,. "a.
~ M1stated communication at connthisn
~ Thursday, October Il. at 7:So p. m. The
officers of the Grand Lodge viii be Invited 20
and visiting brethren invited to attend.
THO8. A. BELL. v. u.
John q. Deems. Secretary.
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New York. Oct. 1l-The imports OF specie this
week were Sss. lsl gold and slaD silver. Tho ex-
mprts az silver from this port to all countries thia
Week aggregated sssl, az. and tao gold.
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Whitaker 4 Co. bond. stock. commercial papS
end exchange brokers'. No. 800 North ySnrtS
street. quote exchange as follows: -,
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Treasur

iwashington, Oct. ll@To-day's statement q
the Treasury halances In the general fund. ex-
elusive Of the S15o. 900 900 gold reserve In the dtyf.
sion Of redemption. shows: Available cash 1al-
ances. 1855, 1859; gold. I0o. -. 4zS.
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ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH.

- ST. LOUIS LEDGE. NO. Z. ROYAL
MG$ATribe Of Joseph-Resular meeting Of this
#TpVS iodse will be held in Anchor Hall. Jeter-
W1 ing, October IL. 1901. at O'clock. All
members requested to be g SSfsdafs Visit9fs vel
coined.
W. d. Gillespie. Scribe.
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Assessment 126 has been called Ter October.
morning az 7. p. A., rooms. SfRemnieMailA b mfdi sn''
me ans 2 3op q PROGRESSIVE assss,n,s'e eu G,ls e sanIy is e Nogem-
Der for the members and their friends.
nI ne% council aa aii s snd expects assss's 70 sG Be En sssdin .ss
for institution some time early next month.
the pe pSes s Mp2E the Ls wafisu. is e gsla g'ea arse a with
nov. and expects 70 close the year with consider
s as sseis sas s ssassm PIIsss Y ssI,x visit n,. our cit. 1t, s ssss
eG Pas. SUPREME mSanae. a # sas't c. % e. ilSiihi Su,n0e Of Chi Chi
easo: one shs Of she p pr ,ss sS of the SEder; and a.
been in our city several days on legal business.
o1 msn.l'c ssco eSaPe II VII Wss. ep Ess eau1 ,ss a :. . !
next meeting. October %
ivanhoe Ssano!l he'd psn, quite am Interesting meet;
and favored the council with appropriate re-
west End Council was greeted with a good at
tendance Of members and visitors at its last
eli as escort. This council has the honor Of 3 max
Ing the largest gain this year. and is determined
Missouri Wabash Council continues to show a
Tss ad IN %yfn onIeers. %asco TssSa e By sf sGS.s w siss.
It's last meeting. Two candidates were Initiated
aaa remarks We're made by yei Aav mssgn krch hon
Weber. Scribe Abrams. Brothers Palmer. Hesse
Future Grea. Council Ind a large attendance
hes formed itself into two opposing clubs, with
John Weerts and Doctor ]. jacobson represent
In their sides as Captain. A contes. Is to he
inaueurated for securing members the losing eide
eight applications have been received and fleI.
The council expects to double Its membersh.p by
the first Of TIE year.
Eureka Council entertained the advisory officers
at It's last meeting; and ssps have been taken
show q GOOD record at the first Of the year.
tendance Of members and visitors at It's last
meeting. -Four applications were fled ana sew
eral will he reported at next meeting supreme
Trustee Linthicum was present and made a most
able speech on the excellent condition Of the or
ley followed with appropriate remarks.
New Century Council win entertain the ad-
at their meeting. October e.
Future Great Council have in preparation a
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The next meeting Of the worhmen,, as.oc;a-
ton will be held on Thursday. evening. October
Il. 1901. with Phoenix Lodge, Eighth and Frank
nant. Central. Wheeler and Prospect lodges have
been invited. e
The Seventh meeting Of the workmen., Asso-
%eiatien. whieh, Has originally called to meet
OF November. u. 1901: has been changed to meet
with Elk Lodge. No. go. Tenth and Carroll
streets, on the same evening. "" ~
Western Lodge will give an entertainment. and
hop at NorthwesseIn Hall. Elliott and ST. Louis
Magnolia Lodge had = good meeting on last
ceived. This lodge will give q grand eucfre
party at It's hall. thursday evening, October Ii.
vited.
Banner LodFs at fs last meeting had a good
I W: syandsr: !. committee from the .workmenis
6rafin9 the thirty-third anniversSry 81 the order.
whlen take Rl.ss on October ~. tassn up
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TO RESTRAIN BUILDING Or FLAfSEj
Ralph O. johnson OF No. sa7 C~hamheriSml
avenue filed suit yesterday against Charles!
and others to restrain the b0lld1n9j
q mats On Q lot adtoe13ng hi hcn4-
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Har SilveI


New York. Oct. 12.-Bar silver S'xc: London
QUIET. per ounce.
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LINDELl, Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
Iindeil and Newstesd Aves.Mornins service q!
beth services by the new pastor tho Reverend
Daniel Dorchester. Jr.. D. b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
A NOTABLE MlssouRIAn.

Col John Doniphan who died the
other day in 81 Joseph. NO. though
not 50 we'll known as his illuatriouH
uncle. Gen Alexander W Doniphan.
the Mozican war hero. who died about
fourteen years ago. was = conspicuous
figure ia that states politicg and social
and industrial life for many years.
Liko his uncle. he was opposed 60 the
raids into Kansas which were organ.
lied D., Senator David r. Atchisnn. ox.
Attorney General Benjamin y string.
fellow. Claiborne = Jackson. Col.
James ~ Burnea and others. Colonel
Donlphan was ono of the 10000 sol.
diers which Missouri furnished 90 the
Union armiea and commanded n regi.
mont during part OF the war
For many years Colonel Doniphan
was prominently connected with the
railroad interests Of Missouri AZ tho
time when he was the president OF
what is now tho Kansas CITY. 81 Jo-
seph a Council Blufia line railrOading
WAS young both IN the east aud the
west Through railroad communication
between Chicago and the Atlantic soa-
board was established In 1858, aud the
Mississippi was reached. at Rock lsl-
and, in 1854 The Mississippi was
touched at Memphis In March. 1851 by
the completion Of the Charleston and
Memphis line The same river was
touched opposite 81 Louis In June Of
that year by the junction Of the Bal
tlmore q Ohio. the Marietta & Clncin.
natl. and the Ohio n Mississippi roads.
The Missouri river was brought into
direct railroad communication With
the cast Ia 1867 by the compiled Of
the Hannibal a 81 Joe line.
For almost half century Colonel
nSniphan waa conhpicuouR In many Of
the Missouri activities Hts Influence
did much 10 hamper the raiders across
the western border into Kansas In
lS5457 lie was active In the canvass
by which Missouri IN the elections for
| delegates 10 the state convention OF
| February 1861, undor the leadership
of Blair. nroadhoad - Grntz Brown
! Glover. Howe and other unionist chief
| taina, rolled up a majority of ~ 00t
against secession A. one OF the pio
ncor railroad men he did much f0I
the development OF a. Louis. and a.
sisted In advancing Missouri from th,
| thirteenth place among the states IN
1850. to the eighth place ia 1860. ant
! 90 the fifth In 1870. position whicl
Il he's held ever since Colonel Doni
ph1n was publlc.spirlted progressiy,
and omincntly useful citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
UNlvGRslTY NEWS

Every uody Oh gottinE ready for
Christmas aud things are very lively
The basket ball girls are working
very hard Tor the coming games which
are to be- bold during the holidays. ana
are 10 be- p'ayet with the Las Cruces
team
Some ~ our girls saw tho Las Cru.
Goa football boys a. thoy went througa
90 Las Vogas and wished them suc-
cess.
Doctor TiEht gave the last four lee
turos 20 his series on Evolution" this
week ON Friday ut assembly he
spoke on Man aud the Monkey"
The editorial stan of the Mirage
has beon ni work and the December
number viii be 0at the last of neEt
week
Mr Van Wagner Is teaching physioi-
ogy NJ tue model school There are
six on the list FOR practice teaching
this year and Miss Manwarin has
nearly completed her work
Now singing books FOR the use of
the studen's at assembly have been
ordered and Will soon arrive With
their Introduction. one morning a week
will be- devoted 90 music.
The graduating claLs has choaen
pins and We shall soon be able 90 dia.
tinguiah them from their fellow stu
dents ~ their pins and cullra
Next wooE there viii be- some inter
eatlng lectures at assembly Tuesday
morning Prof Paxton viii talk on
The Need Of Classica. Education q"
The basket ball team Will play tho
Silver coy team December ~ az Co
lomh0 GBli. The tickets are limited 10
small number and those who intend
going should secure seats a. an early
| usrtnd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
GOLDEN NOTES.
Interesting Mining News From a
First Glass District
COMPANIES WORKING PROP RITES.


Special Correspondence.
Golden. Doc. ii.-Mort wagouor. of
ThorntoE. was n visitor to Golden and
San Pedro yesterday.
Happy Jack. who HHcd TO be- In bust
ness In Golden. Ia spouding few days
with friends here
a. o. Hagan lessee Of the Gypsy
Queen Llinc. situated IN the Ortiz
mountains. was In town today and re
ports that work on the mine las been
pushed a. fast as could be expected.
and Houh fair ore has hoon found
Messrs Oilowslty and Nowald. ~
.ailwuufoc. accompanied by several
Othur ctockhpldcrF ~ the San Lazarus
mines, are spending few days Ia
camp. looking over the present deyol'
npment work done under the amnage'
mont Of 3 p. Conger the new supern.
tondont.
w. ii. ..cCullogh has taken a con.
tract fum A. r. Gibson uf the Amer
icon Consolidated Copper company to
do several hundred feet OF work on
some 0f fho claims owned by the com
pnny Ia the new placer mining district
An tho tOmpany's claims are situated
In the Jsfn Quay Peak east nf Golden.
The Argo mining company under
the maIlagomont ot l.. ID. sugar, are
doing considerable work on tue Ha-
lolton minc The new hoist. lately
put up - the companys clalme, work
fine. and Is doing all that it is expected
20 DO. while ainking some fair gold
and copper ore has boen found end MT
sugar expects 90 have plenty good ore
before tie year Is out.
The James NJ. Lucas mill. down I'm
81 a. sHfNf tod
grant h now running day and night
ON ore taken from the Lucas group OF
mines. also situated In the Ortiz
mountains. Mr Lucas is taking ont
some very rich ore and expects 10
keep the mine running all the winter
As Mr. lucas had settled with hic
company 10y getting quit claim doed
there win be no further trouble about
working his mines
IL. s. McCanery, the genial general
/ manager o. the Santa Re Copper com
| many. has improved che works OF his
! company and everything is now run
| In a buslnoss.like manner all IN tht
| most economical way. and only for th'
| fun benefit OF his company Durinp
| November thc Emoltcr run mora
| through tnan Rt any previous month
| since the smoltcr was hui. Several
changes made by Mr McCanery have
/ rpsulted In saving his company sew
eral thousand dollars month. Two
engineers have been dismissed ana eX
pensos have been greGly reduced
While Mr.. MrCaHory Is running t"'
works IN the most busln"ss'like man
ner he has gained the respect OF al
his employees. and the company can b'
proud OF having a man In the righ
place taking the greatest interest u
| t.ohaIf of ntg company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
SANTA FE-LAs VEGAS.
Short Paragraphs About Two Northern
Towns.

From the New Mexican.
A. NJ. DottolUach has decided not TO
omoye his stage and scenery from the
ourt house until some time next week
order to leave " available for the
.luiiC school entertainment next Mon.
.ly evening.
a hish wind was blowing an We'd.
Itaduy ulEht and al ip o'clock Thurs
day morning the auow0akes were ny.
ms, 10 be- followed boy n cold wave and
zero weather. according 60 the prediC.
tiOn of the weather bureau
Probate Clerk Manuel Uclgudo rec.
orded an option by the city OF Santa
&c 90 j. ". laComo. Thomas r. Gable
aud John l.. Zimmerman. on about no
acres on the Santa be grant. about two
miles northeast of the Plaza.
r. =. McCaMery superintendent of
the works OF the santa b. Gold and
Copper Mining company, at san Pedro.
ls in the city on business There asc
$50 men employed in tue mines and
smoltor of the company and every
thing is moving along successfully
with the construction Of the Santa Fe
Central railroad. SIT MCCauCIy is OF
tho opinion that the company viii in.
crease its working force TO 500 or COO
men. Mr. McCanery 10 a civil and
mining engineer oi much experience
haviBg successfully managed several
mines and smolters for some years iu
Chill and Peru. Hc is graduate oi
thc Columbia School Of Mines. New
ofk city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-12-14
N. AeNRV's PROGRAM.
The Gig Minstrels viii BE Here To-
Morrow Night.

Hi Henry's big minstrels, organized
wears egu sn Kew rurh ctty, Will be
hsre 10 morrow night, holding torth
al COLOMBO hall. the program Is as
follows.
original and elaborate first part
"Tha pqrhelcrs club ;Rn@iyersary }
Opening chorus, popular airs
Three songs by the following
"nalmOral," Corrlgan and Dove.
when the Boys Go Marching BY
Lou Ware.
oIcngiag IN Ny Heart Louise" J..
Albert Gates
The Game OF Eyes" viii Moore
IRA stll Believe You True VIII
Cooley.
'My Moonboam Babe" Harry Hem
enway
II Got Mine Billy Clark.
"Where the Cotton blossoms Grow,
George Van.
"rhat creole Gal OF Mine" Lew
Hanvsy
chorus Good Night Double Quar-.
tette
Pan.Amerlcan exposition views, Pro.
fessor Aht.
III. Henry and bis famous $4,000
military band
New Tork city Vaudeyiiles
The human song bird. J A. Probst
limitations of machinery, birds, and
animals
The dancing comedians Corrigan
and Dove, In their speciality, Sweet
hearts"
The star premier comedian. Biily
Clark. mind wandering.
The child wonder. Little Viola Abt
star s0ubrette and dancer. 1000 fol
her equal
The musical comedians Cook ant
Hall
Tho Columbia quartctte
The acrobatic wonders of the world
/ tho Brothers Bard.