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Poultry Briefs.

A poultryman says that he breaks
hens from sitting by tying a red rag
to their tails by a short string. AS
soon as the hen sees it she tries to get
away from it, and this keeps her busy
and gets her mind off the idea of sit
ting.
The time of the year is at hand when
farmers will permit their fowls to sub
sist on a whole grain ration. This will
result in enlarged liver and bowel
disorders. 1t is better to provide a
partial ration of something else and
so prevent disease instead of having to
cure it later.
1t is asserted by a writer on poul-
try subjects that a sitting hen keeps
her nest according to the heat in the
eggs. If the eggs are fertile the degree
of heat in them after the first week is
greater than on infertile eggs. The
hen on the fertile eggs comes off to let
them cool, while the hen on the infer
tile eggs sticks to them, as the heat is
not enough to make her uncomfort-
able. Is there any fact under this
theory?
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California Strawberries now in the
New York market sell at 81 a pint.
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A contemporary tells Of a creamery
manager that wanted to stimulate the
patrons of his creamery to produce
more and better milk. He called them
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Shelled corn, whole hay...7.1 lbs.
Shelled corn, cut hay......7.2 lbs.
Corn-meal, whole hay.....7.4 lbs.
Corn-meal, cut hay........8.2 lbs.
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x.,.ht. of the Macc.bees.

St. Louis Camp. in an official visit: mingled
with the members OF Enterprise Tent on last AS
i + of the strength Of the order in this city.
The hall was filled to. overfowlng ard the
meeting was ss,n a very yryy.s snssSsia fieu, e ensnt most ~. a. z.
somers. chairman of the Entertainment C9mmit-
tee, had an excellent programme prepared. Ad-
Stresses esm mere eo ma1e Parker. GREAT Mastsr-at-
Arms Williams of the United States at large;
Sir knight Leah Of Casino Tent. Bamber OF
United Tent. Sir knight Colonel Solomon Haley.
by Sir knights Goidstein, Foster, Haley, Jack
Primus and others. United Tent attended in a
body twenty-five strong; An agreeable surprise
penuty. Great Commander Charles A. Speidel
arrived Friday morning from Frederickstown
where SisS, h he in : 'ssse e T Tsw l tent on Thursday
through the city last week while on his way
h tS H s,eaK raising M 3 Interests. ne While in ''a the city
he took occasion to visit a number OF the
tents.
end Easton avenues. with literary and music
programmes. Among those to TAX. part were
Mr.. Morris Goldsteis: Sir knight Dobsop; the
Powell. Miss Stella Potterfield. Mr.. Franken.
burg OF Hall Tent and the Famous Union Tent
Band" Addresses were made by Jones H;
John I Martin. State counselor for Missouri.
Weliston Tent at its last review Monday night
Initiated. quite. a number OF candldates and
sseis e. .ns I sn they secured Cd srt hfs ts.ss m msebeneS 3;
members and nine social members. thereby win
ming the prize offered by TIP Supreme Tent. This
s ons Of the help npsslin ntss tents Il t q r: as,. ei t.n and bs !.
S ssss sfe e Close seae 81 a.; ! p'e PRESENT en- we Year. s's rem! 0e-
suburban Tent on last ThursdAS n46hs sscsays1
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prot.cted Home Circle.

Compton Circle initiated four ard had foul
new names presented. The euehre on May /
promises to be something beyond the usual; l.
will be given In Anchor Hall. jefferson and Pars
avenue. All the arrangements are complete fol
handling the crowd. Many excellent prizes vii
be distributed.
Social League will give an entertainment and
Top Tuesday evening. May II. at Lederkran1
Hall, No. $3.50 Easton avenue.
Tower Grove Circle held a meeting Thursday
night. preparatory to the entertainment and hop
Saturday nignt, May 4, at Gross's Hall. Jun.ata
street and Morgan Ford road.
Benton Circle initiated a class at its las
meeting. with new names presented for enroll!
ment. BY unanimous vote. i was decided to
give an open meeting May IL.
Missouri Circle met Monday night. Several new
names were proposed, and a class initiated.
Hope circle had a good time. and a large at
tendance. It Is adding new members. and prom
ises to overhaul some Of the leaders In the
twelve circles Of the city.
The guessing match at Arlington Circle was
amusing and novel. Refreshments were served
one candidate was Obligated: then the evening
MAS giyen up to music and dancing.
Ho6son Circle had a meeting OF much intsresl
Monday night. Plans for something out CT the
usual order are being made. r..
Rainbow Circle will have q large class FOL
Initiation at the next meeting. Thursday. May
2. Much interest was developed at the last meet
fnR.
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I.erfon Of HOnOr.

Alpha Council held is regular mec,in. last
range "a FOR the twenty-second anniversary. enter
evening. May s: a fine prosIamme is being ar
tons VIII Be mailed this week.
The jolliaeation ,s at ST. id Louis > ssS GSunc II, on nIs Mon! Mon.
8 %,I Ss"s siss. q; Fg gse s aeneiisn Ds snS f Rs,:a.ss.
Drown smphs'ised by such : practical .1ss,, supp 5,9; a., e.
n 1assfe sne vino m tuned ane 4fe out IN u large nUsnp Pulnb Is. ss1
whose presence was indicated by the pfominence
ssseiy i.Pi ss;ss 81 fsss s : was enjoyed by !.
cd nGssGr an and l. c MsKsi'G %em E me " Stella ii & Goa aSSls
and J. T. Garvey OF Irving Council. were reported
Grove Council will receive and entertain this
r neRte rs ss..es sIf9 s s. s: :ssf1 on in Tasssiaay e en me-
occasion. Grove Council. j. making Q special ef-
teen applications have been hfed within the past
Unity Council held its regular meeting last
THURSDAY evening. tn. Committee ON Hall male
a partial report en- relnoyinE to tho odson; wniSh
matter was laid over until the next meeting :or
Carondeiet Council received four applications
applicants. There will be four or ave initiations
VERY sasteIins Exports are being received rom
n pic ssrasus and spG initiation Sa and the present pros
poets indicate a large increase throughout the
order in the present year.
The standing Of the three leaders in the Legion
OF Honor Cooked Hat League places Lafayette
FIRST. Alpha. No. J.. SECOND, and Excelsior thSd-
Hyde Park Council initiated eight candidates
not be surprising IL certain members Of the coun-
Gil win all three of the prizes offered this wear
by the Supreme Council
The Spavs and Colts wiz have a came Of
p pe.s snsd ON m0t aceoun, Of bad weasher.
Hyde Park feels highly honorsd on account OF
bliss. having been chosen by tho incorporators &c
a member Of the Board Of Directors OF sSe
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company.
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Degree Of Honor, A. O. U. W.

West End Lodge was taken by surprise Satur.
day evening, April q. One Of the most pIess-
ing surprises was tie presence Of the grand re-
corder. Mrs. Rose C. Robinson Of Kansas CITY
Addresses were delivered by the grand rrcnrdsr
Past Grand Chief of Honor Ginevra L. Miller and
Grand Recorder Henry W. Meyer Of the A.. O. 1T
W.. also Chief of Honor Clara B. Murreli OF
Lodge. Sister Johnson Of Acorn Lodge and Broth
IulSey Of Phoenix Lodge. Music. rsfrsshn,en 4.
snd q complimentary euchre concluded the even.
inTs enjoyment. Prizes were awarded 10 Sister
Mamie Schneider and Brother Cert Of Acorn
Lodge. and Brother H. A. Grimm. Amelia
Grimm, Clara Darr. Margaret Huehes. Ellen
Hughes and Brother Gustav Rau.
On Tuesday evening Phoenix Lodge broke an
other record in the matter Of ENTERTAINMENT
Wenzei's large hall was filled to OVERLOOKING With
Phoenix members. and visitors from Acorn, West
End. Farmers. Hyde Park. North End, South
End and Germans lodges. The vocal and In
strumental selections rendered by the entertain.
ers Of Phoenix Lodge were enjoyed. az were also
the bright fnternal addresses delivered BY Grand
Grsnd Recorder Meyer e The 40. Z. W. Grand
berlsin Of the Grand Lodge. Finance COMMITTEES.
and the chiefs and past chiefs of honor who were
among the visitors. The children,s drill by the
Phoenix Juniors proved the climax OF the occa-
sion. The banquet waf an elaborate affair.
Grand Chief OF Honor Alrnaretta Morgan. Grand
Master workman Miller and Past Superior Chief
Of Honor Mrs. Miller arrived from South End
Lodge too late to enjoy any part of the pro-
Hramme except the REFRESHMENTS.
On Tuesday evening Grand Chief Of Honor Mrs.
Almaretta Morgan visited South End Lodge at
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Royal Arcauum,

Ozark Council held q great meeting on Monday
evening. The class Of initiates was so large that
1t came as q surprise to the most sanouine
Brothers Barbour. Ellenburg. Marks and the
other workers. who had been putting forth extra
efforts to outdo each other In application-gettine
all came loaded. which, naturally resulted In a
very large number being presented.
The following councils have obtained dispen-
No-Ra, Missouri and Ozark: and the following
wood. Cote Brilliante. st. Joseph, :Boonviiie,
Forest Park, Elk. Mentor. Compton Fiji, Jefer-
son City. Sedalia, North End and Delmar.
Cabanne had q highly interesting meeting.
Deputy Grand Regent Holmes. Brother Seal ct
Felix and others were present. The class OF in
itiates was larger than ever. and the applications
numerous. Brother Eggers begins to feel proud
Of his council.
q large gathering. full OF enthusiasm and q
large number Of limitations and applications.
The grand regent made . few remarks, After
which Brother Grier delivered an address. Re-
gent Holmes presented to. the supreme deputy
one Of those famous hickory sticks" after
which lunch was served.
About ESQ applications have been passed on
by the State medical examiner. Doctor Black
mer. for the contest. and the end Is not yet.
Deputy Grand Regent Moller. Past Grand Re
kent Bonner and other visitors present. The
applications were many and class OF initiates the
largest in years. After the business Of the
evening was disposed Of a Sood-sixed delegation
paid 4 fraternal visit to Hickory Council. ar
irving Just in time for the feast.
Ka-Ci-No.Ra had . full four Monday evening"
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full of good cheer. many applications. and a host

full of good cheer. many applications and a host
Of limitations. L.,
Guiding a largely increased attendance, a sooa
batch of applications and a class OF inlt,athes YES
large enough to inspire Regent Perringer ana Ms
bend of coworke1s TO still greater efforts.
The official visitation to Violet Council had 70
be postponed, there being no hall available Ior
use on the scheduled date. -
North End had a full turnout on WEDNESDAY
evening. Grand Vice Regent Bacon. Past GIaho
Regent Bonner and others were In ATTENDANCE;
Supreme Orator Robinson and Others yis me-
Valley Council on Thursday evening and give
gratifying reports of the meeting.
Brother Lycett says that Kirkwood Is after Tue
prize In its class, and points to the meeting OIL
last Thursday as an indication OF It's earnestness.
brother Cutter headed n good delegation OF VIZ
itors.
From reports received from Felix Council It IS
evident that work Is going along in q satisfactory
manner. The meeting Thursday night was iGii
Of ENCOURAGEMENT. 1t was DECIDED TO confer Inc
degree in robes for Laclede Council on Monua!
evening, and for Cabanne Council on May ~.
Supreme Deputy Grier sends in good reports OF
his visit to st. Joseph and Gate city counci,s.
Gratifying work Is being done by both councils as
q result Of his visitations. The grand regent WIS
unable to accompany him on account oi IN,
stress OF business incident to the class con..s,;
Usage is the name OF he new council lnsiiduteu
on April s6. Its meeting place Is on Broao"a!
and keOluk street.
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AMATEUR ACTOR SHOT
WHILE.ON THE STAGE
Accidentally Killed by Companion
Who Used Loaded Revolver
by Mistake.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Bristol. Tenn. April E.-While local tall
ent was presenting the play Cast Upon
the World. ~ q feature Of the closing ex-
ercises Of III Stanley Mccormick School
at huntsville, N. c.. Friday night. r. n.
NcInturff, q young man. was shot and in
stantly killed. The shot was fired by Baccus
Bailey.
Both young men were participating in the
play. McInturf had drawn q knife, as II in
the act Of stabbing Bailey. The latter was.
In Accordance with the plot, to use a re-
volver loaded with blank cartridges. BY
mistake he got possession OF q loaded re-
volver, which resulted In the tragic death
mate.
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ord.r columbian knights.

Plymouth Lodge. No. So. met at Harts Hal
Err'i IS ana Inc ssm npsssn asTsees &s Z" unususiiss Large e:
owing to a peculiar arransement mace her a riss
previous Q En- ms sss, ;n, shsn 0 Sim ef tA to % Srins one 70 Of
the stay-aways to the next meeting OF pay a, a a and
81, Of q cents a,s.r This ,,t Mas sS qu sss yma aaken the es same anne
pledge. The latest adjunct to the lodge: Brother s9
Chapline. stated that he would not aG Gr bu NO
would pledge. himself to bring more than ms one
application:, As 2 consequence: a. r1,ashhee,n,s last w mee ON
sensed. and those who failed n their pledge
eeption was rendered to Deputy SUPREME Pre ,Ss
e eisY f hsm oVeT f %no Months nsa Sts" orator Elder pro.
duced some fine cigars. and announced a snIp and
in the shape Of a mandolin and guitar c'uo ana
Atlantic Lodge: No; %, met Friday .rSsS,d nisht w ans
f Pheenis Lodge tss prSSe o: III: The 10 f iwe lodges WI
hold a JOINT meeting at Phoenix Hall. Cass and
'f g. sous svf noSse. q 10. rs Z. SsiEd a's Mell- aas
meeting Monday night, April e: One application
M Sesr,i 5see, tSs ns Tse initiating sys a was onsn' an ID the he
officers and degree STAFF will hold q special
meeting Monday night. April Q. in their hall In
plotting their rehearsal. .
.l SoTsh J. End Ir1 I9sase and Nc Txe 1Sa; met stre Wsdn %ish =
by isrtss re estsaaan Wieb r. dsi IN regard to ,%brinsins in
pledged themselves to bring in one CT more ap-
series Of entertainments will be given next meet
The progressive euchre and hop given by chel-
tenham Lodge. No, 81. was one of the successes
Of the season. Returns have been made on 4o
ssnsss' being air . pia rsedA ( the fSa'e eonciusion Of the
games and after the prizes were awarded the
Meetings for the coming week are: Monday. de-
gree stan Of ST. Louis: Thursday. May 2 Ply
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The deputy supreme chief will leave for De Sot1
next week to Institute a court at that place.
Queen Esther Court met last Monoay. this
court will give a music and literary entertain
ment next Monday. April Is.
Mound City met Tuesday night and initiated
seven candidates and had ten applications Thi.
court will be one year old on May q. and VI
honor OF their FIRST anniyersary will give a corr
plimentary entertainment and hop to their friends
of ten candidates being Initiated and several ap.
plications received. Arrangements for attending
this court. were made. -,
ST. Louis. Mound City and Century. courts will
The committee having the matter in charge an
ticipate a crowd and good time. 49,
deputy supreme chief. assisted by Deputy Grand
Chief Brother Marke.t last Tuesday night r.; q
following were elected as officers; Past chic.
K. Of Tribute, Z. L. Anderson.
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ROYAL League Items.

West End Council conferred the degree OF w,
itIatiOn on two candidates at last meeting: ~
several applications are promised for next mes.-
ing. Supreme Representative Lamar gave an '-
teresting account of the supreme session. -.,.
The banquet at Midland Hotel given by kans.s
City Council was a decided success. Supre'ne
Scribe Piper OF Chicago and Deputy LackeS OF
st. Louis were guests. =.
New Century Council had six application az
their last meeting. and admitted Doctor FehS.sl
by card. He was elected past archon. the UT,
tors' Association furnished the council Win an
entertainment. !,
Doctor j. jacobson has been commissioned a
medical examiner for the order In thus CITY. nv
has a membership In Future Great Council: q.
All laws enacted at the recent session OF Su-
pleme Council will become effective jury l.
Guiding the issue Of $500 certificates.
Greeley Council had a good attendance a., 'nr ~
last meeting. One candidate was initiated anu
one application received. nm
South Side Council conferred the degree OF
three candidates and received two applications w
missouri wabash Council entertained Its msrc.
hers with a progressive euchre last ThursaIy
which was quite enjoyable. This council IS max
Future Great Council at its last meeting int
tiated two candidates and had two appnca'i9ms
An Entertainment under the auspices OF tne Uar
tors Association followed. Refreshments WEI
served and a general good time preyaiea: c,.y
The following members visited Kansas
Council and report n royal time: W. II Wenog.,
H.. s. Davis. @. w. Smith. y. Rnsen; W: r.
Beaume. A.. Palmer. A. Bush, w. H.. Adkihs' L.
Hesse and Jno. Halberstadt.
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one application and had an interesting literary
programme. remarks being made by Sir Knight
Doctor Camp, H. H. Bonow OF North Dakota.
Sir knight George Ham was the lucky one in
the drawing for assessment.
its regular hall. which proved to- be a very in
terestins meeting. Two applications were ,d re,
Keeper II. Ives Mackenzie gave notice that all
members were welcome on Monday evening. May
g.. to witness the Initiation OF candidates and en-
tertainment.
At last review Of Missouri Tent they gave a
complimentary entertainment and hop. for the
benefit of their members and friends Ihsre
was a large attendance present. The programme.
Piano solo by Sir Knight Goldstein. monologue b'
Miss Tandree. song by Miss Jennette Alexander.
Sir Knight Dobson. violin solo by Master Willie
O'Donnell. recitation by MIR. Freidskin. econ
feiie. piano solo by Mrs. Moore and a sketch
by Mr.. and Mrs. Tarling and son entitled the
were made by Great Commander r. B.. Anderson
for the good OF the order. after which reIIesh.
till a late hour.
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wooamen of the World.

The literary entertainment and euchre given by
wold Camp, No. 204. Wednesday evening, was a
success. over 300 ladies' and gentlemen Drawing
the downpour Of rain; The prosramme ar,ap
closing with an address by consul Solhiiaioe'
Duncan NJ. Wilson. -..
The next meeting OF the Central Conlmitlee,
which will be held at America Camps Hail May
4 nronises to be OF more than usual Interest. IL
is expected that several members Of the soy
way to Columbus. o.. to attend the biennial con-
vention Of the Sovereign Camp. ,-
Mount Auburn Camp had q meeting ffiaas
evening, initiating one candidate and receiving
one appIica ton. After cigars had been. passed
the members were addressed by SOVEREIGN W:
orchestra rendered several excellent musical Sc
%lectionsI
Mercantile Camp had a well.attended meeting
last Saturday evening and received two appiica-
tions. Considerable routine business was trans
acted. and It was decided to attend the unveil-
MonteHore Camp Unlisted two candidates at Its
meeting Monday evening. The Committee on
Picnic unlimited q report. and II was also dc
cided to accompany Botanical Camp TO Roua.
Chopper Camp has been holding large and en-
thusiastic meetings of late. and last Friday even
ing the hall was crowded with members and WIS.,
itors. A committee to arrange for an open
meeting and entertainment on the first Friday
in May was appointed aad instructed to spare no
expense to make IL a success. sovereign La Lam
Renecker holds the record TO date In the con-
test fer tho prize offered In proposing new MEN,
bers.
Elk Camp on Wednesday evening received one
application and introduced one candidate for the
lakewood Camp Of Huntingsburg. Ind. The camp
will attend tire unveillng of a monument to q
departed sovereign at Rolla. No. on July Q.
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FALLING NOW At CINCINNATI.
River Remained Stationary for
Twenty Hours.

Cincinnati, O., April 2.-After remaining
stationary at 5e.7 for twenty hours. h
Ohio River began falling here at 8 o'clock
this afternoon. and at Z o'clock the stage
was 5S.5 feet.
The Weather Bureau now. estimates that
the water will fail to 50 feet by Sunday
morning and go below the danger line ON
Nopdav
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Odd-Fellows.

Coral Rebekah Ledge held q lively meeting
Tuesday night. with . large attendance; Three
was transacted. The Entertainment
meeting a social and financial success. MIS-.
Martha Martin presented to the lodge a hand.
come Bible, Tor which she received a vote OF
thanks. Al the close OF the meeting Captain
c. Is. Gratiot drilled the degree stan.
One of a series Of entertainments was given
by Alpha Lodge Entertainment Mon
day night, which was well attended. notwitn-
stumbling TIE inclement weather. Mrs. Mary NJ.
Stark, after a short address. called the pro
gramme, which was well rendered. This lodge
Will meet second and fourth Mondays.
The Headquarters Will meet at the
Southern Hotel Monday night. April %.
The Reverend Mr.. Abel Of Granite City and
r. J. Brown OF Venice. H.. will deliver, addresses
Sunday at Venice In honor Of the eighty-secOnd
anniversary Of the institution Of Odd Fellow
ship in tire United States.
Pride OF the Valley Lodge, East st. Louis. had
n fine programme saturday night In celebrating
the eignty-second anniversary.
w, Fl. Pratt II Evergreen Lodge at Blooming
ton. ILL.,, died April %, and the body was shipped
10 Bloomington on Friday by the Relief Board
for burial.
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knight. and L.die. of Security.

In the five months Garfield Couneil has been
in existence only one meeting has passed WITH
out an Initiation. The average Is four II night.
The membership is now eighty. Seven limitations
viii occur next Thursday. At thu last meeting
wagon and basket picnic. TO be siveE in a month.
Protection Council Is to move into row quar-
ters In the vicinity OF Jcfte.srNi and Lafayette
avenues, The committee in charge consists OF
Brothers johnson and Kelly. TIE cuchre of Tues
day was q financial and social success.
twentieth Century Councif\ vas awarded and
presented with the membership Ssnnef. to be kept
for the next three months. Doctor A. +. Pefler
rade the presentation speech.
TIE funeral OF Brother John II. Bergman &C.
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WAT ERS0N TO BRYAN.
Kentucky Editor Takes a Peep at
Nebraskan's Future.
RNUHkIC 6PNCIAI

fAuisville., KY, April 2.-"Mr. Bryan and
~ Future" "a the caption Of the leading
o1lhoeial which will appear In the Courier
SOufnal Sunday from the pen OF Hr. Henry
NaekacDon. It u his comment upon the
SeGnunGsanss announcement hat he will
80 fho presidency no more. Mr.. Waiter
n b ovsr early to say whether Mr.. Bryan y
sAss..aa @ e lncraI psiloscphsr; Z, Rssssnsr
8ne@.c5 - been e il.oenned Of late year
Nhegsl msWhe albeit they have NOT wholly
- 4 e quite certain that II. Mr.. Bryan
= % D . useful force In the arena Of Demo
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BARRED OUT Of MISSOURI.
Manhattan Insurance Company
Ordered to Suspend Business.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. NO.. April T.-Superintend-
ent OF IN Insurance Department I'd. T.
Orear, Saturday notified the Manhattan
Fire Insurance Company OF New York City
to suspend business In Missouri. until the
made good.
A recent examination Of the affairs of this
company shows that its capital stock OF
GO. @.