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Knight. of the Maccabees.

The review OF James d. Richardson Tent. Jan
lated to make il memorable. il WA. the mrs;
presided over by the newly installed officers. and
som sP,Tas Sf f5. fsom g. R nUuis Camp latO inTitins the
tent to become a member OF nat pody: was tam.
greatly Interested In the future q the tent. and
r rai sssk and no a StSsrw sHseis upb %saHi il. At The next
review a PROPOSITION viii be ,sc s9ns si1 ksis 10 n HiIi
have their assessments paid each month non tne
tent ten h. tHn "a. F isIs:a Over ne so s siiD %slsS Sf a Ss'iPsis;
OF the Uniform Rank. who Responded oy inuS
e eaStns German ssnm CHARACTER nonsense. dressed fSI
the street, the two entertainers proved TO De sir
AZ the review Of Andersen Tent, No. ne, held
Saturday evening. January 10. the large hall was
great many visitors were present. almost two
thirds Of the city tents being represented. The
the main festurs Of the evening. and the eere-
monies were conducted by Sir Knight Speidei'
great auditor. and Great Deputies Frueh and
93srSss' Re Re we're made by Greet sf FsT1S'
Lowe. Walker. "a Schulz. c sIoh; n n;
TENT. commsnder HUH has the ss.uranee q
the members that before six months pass An.
S Sss' n. T TeTsn ..il o as1 ps.n amG 81 R ins s' Ed if Schulz L
va. selected pres, fepresentstive; In ne ne5T
Maccsbees Of tn. city viii be welcome The ar
Tsngements are IN The hands 81 Sf k F IA IA
Reheis.
Sc. Louis Tent Will entertain the camp at IT'S
ing. The officers q 81 Louis Tent Tor isi were
COmmsnaer G. A. speidsl., They are all Of the
% ss..fSa y Ss..f fo sD sSl Recon. ssns K Keeper yssy s seSsnn f ssps
resolved 10 make a record surprising all the
self the ss sSa,t sSsg viii ! near Heartily sSSporsfa BY
The regular review of United Tent was held on
officers were installed by Great Commander X
y. Anderson. assisted by Great sergeant Snaries
sDsie Ss... a1lly r e pss TENT fsns e e i fns ms%sei IL men. Ss-
bership right along. twelve candidates being IN
itiated at the last review. All OF them brought
IN by Sir Knisht w.ssan, Remarks were nsas
SpeldeI. Smith. Doctor Dorsey and
Wright The Great Camp degree team was pres
After the close Of the review a supper was
on January IL Emmett Tent held Its regular
review, with IS per cent OF the members pre-.
principal feature being the Installation Of Officers
After the review Sir knight Haley sang several
songs which were well received and o.nsr men,
of the sir knights. A hne lunch. refreshments
and cigars were served. and all voted that the
Emmst Tent boys are royal snse51a'n Tas.- Grove
Tent. No. Is. gave public installation and en-
tertainmeni. In conjunction with Tower Grove
50 crowded that the work could not be convenient
" carried on. ard an adjournment was taken
70 the large dance hall downstairs The tent
Officers we're Installed by h ohn sISas,o xbi,.
monies for the ladies. with the assistance Of her
guards Lunch WAS servnS sy me ssr lad,s5 t% %srs
an address by Sir Knight Jones Parker. com
mander Of 81. Louis. Camp: a plano 500 by sir
knight Goidstein and buck ana wing dancing oy
n .aI1 80 a. MIR
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Royal League.

The Committee on State OF the Order will
meet at advisory headquarters. Union Trust
plans FOR active v ork.
Iyanhos Council met Monday night and trans
Mar for Man.. and will push the work TO In
crease its membership. Several applications are
promised for next neesins:
will install its officers. The new officers are
determined TO make 1901 the banner year Of their
aIpoirted. and good results are expected.
W T. fockey will institute a new council at
ne1t Tuesday. lie hh as ,h 4 : " NAMES nGuss a Se sss
charter list. and expects to double the number.
Greeley Ceuncil met Wednesday night with a
Representative Schoenfeid made a comprehensive
report OF the Advisory Council session, and was
songratulatsd upon his election as advisory guide.
work
Hamilton Council installed Its newly elected
steps for increasing membership. This council
was honored by the election OF Will b. Weber
member Oh the FSnancs conm;,,s. y ,ho
visory Council.
There viii be a union meeting Of all the coun-
at ar early date. S vs.. E. 81 Hyas. 1 cnaiiss = S0H Son1
nell and Charles E Piper Of Chicago Will be
Iresent-
Advisory Arshon Weber ana his STAFF Of off,
GERS have arranged a series of visits a. follows:
iyanhoe. February 4: West End. February S:
Missouri-wabss al. February IA: ST. Louis. FEB,
SSsry rs; Greeley. February n: Hamilton,
ST. Louis Council had 4 large attendance at
Its meeting Monday. Two applications were pre-
sented. and several will be filed next meeting.
largest membership. and expects to retain the
lead with the close Of 1851.
IVES, End Council Is determined to more than
double its membership In 1901. Archon Block has
cnaIeL ged the sister councils.
Arother charter list will be circulated among
as commercial Council
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TWO MORE RICE HEIRS FOUND.
One Lives In Massachusetts, inc
Other in Pennsylvania.

Poplar Bluff, Mo-, Jan. 2i-Two nor<
children of the late David Rice. brotee3 q
October. nave been located. one living
Massachusetts, and the other in Penn
wanna. &
This information was impaired BY ~
ney r. c. Hanford, who Is now IN ~
County, Missouri. calling on the heirs
the dead millionaire who lived IN IN
county W.
Attorney Baker. who represents the WI
liam NJ Rice Institute, IN Houston, I9-
the beneficiary In the 1896 VIII of ME-. hace.
viii made In 1890, which leaves only 1oQ.oN
to the institute.
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Liberty Hive. No. Dc. win give q euchre party
on. Wednesday eyening. January %. at No. ssis
The ladies o. Jewel Hive. No. a. held a meet,
ing January n. Applications were received and
ons candidate was initiated. Installation Of Of
hcers was laid over until next meeting The
COMMITTED for mask ball on Hardi 0ras night.
February 10. report arrangements completed.
Oak Hill Hive held a very interesting review on
Janusry o 20 per cent OF the members being
present The officers elect were duly installed
By retiring Lady Commander G histatt, as
stated nv Iody II. Alstatt as n. at A. LADY
Koch. X. K. in behalf Of the members Of the
in REFRIGERATION Of her faithful work for three
consecutive terms. Refreshments were served.
On January q another Interesting meeting was
held. An application was acted upon and the
various committees for the year appointed
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Martha washington Lodge had one candidate
for ballot. The m on Bylaws made
It's report, which will be acted upon at next
Mechanics. Lodge. installed the following Of
fcers: A. J. Morrison. noble grand; Peter
Yeager. vice grand; George croweil. recording
secretary Edward L. Powers. treasurer: w. L
Perrin. financial secretary. The following took
part In the concert: Ella stien. Maggie Broker.
Sophia GoIland, Arthur Ut, A J. Ogie, Ben
weideL c. T. Webster. May Wilson. John Bru-
ner, Herbert Garcester. Golden Hour Musical
Club. Miss Moref1 Spence. Charles Wiitz and the
stanton children. Supper was served
Grand Patriarchs Hiram Lloyd and John ".
Black are visiting encampments throughout the
State, and will be absent TIL February T.
st. Louis Lodge had one application for MEM
bershipl At an open meeting . large crowd
was present to hear the lecture given by Will
liam liner on the Paris Exposition. Illustrated
with stereopticon views. Mr.. and Mrs. Black
sans. This lodge has rendered the use Of its
hall to Apr. LsdEs for the entertainment to
csrondeiet Lodge had two applications for
-cosmostDe Soto LodEe Installed the following
ofncerB: John l. Martin. noble grand: A II.
Balm. recording secretary John C1egg. financial
secretary. Fred Kramer. treasurer.
Coral Rebeknh Lodge had one candidate for In
hiatisn- The newly organized degree stan did
Tidey LcdSe installed The following officers:
c. H, Adans. noble grand; D. C.. Swan, vice
frand; b Van Biarcum- treasurer; r.
RhoedsA Ananciai secre&Arx; Nnliam 8eiu<r.
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MAs0NS THANK THE POLICE
For COurtesies Extended at WI
liam E. Atmore's Funeral.

At q special meeting Of Missouri Lodo
No l. A F. & A NJ. the following resoH,
tons were adopted:
Resolved. That the sincere thanks Of this -
b and the same are hsrsby rendered to Bro9G
John W. Campbell. Chief Of Police. and Broo1
W-R- taulknsr, superintendent mounted pd4
stabiea for their Kindness. valuable assists q
and many courtesies extended to the otnesrf. p
memoerD OF this lodge In tbs arrangement ~ -
funeral held on January Z Of our de1aHs
brother. William Z. Atmore. late Police Comf.ss
eioner; also to the department for furn10119. -
imposing escort Of 200 police on foot - y
mounted officers on the day Of the funers1 =
ers at the home Of the deceased and % 800
Avenue Masonic Temple. where the BODY ~
nished By his associates. officers and m
Of the force and other sympathixtng me44<2
participated In It.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spree1 e
the records Of this lodge. and that the s10x1
furnish . copy OF the same. duly atteso.a -
the seal Of this lodge. to each Of the oe~@
above named
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Ancient Order Of Hiberni.n..

The regular monthly meeting Of the County
Board was held on last sunday at No. u.s.
Mashington avenue. with the county president
IN TIE chair and Con J. Creedon acting as sec
retary; Twenty-seven applications were presented
nom the respective divisions, and all were ap-
proved Division No. ) led with eight and No.
was second with seven An divisions Submit:
ted encouraging reports. which shows a revival
OF interest on the part Of the members and
promises a 100 per cent increase before the end
OF the year.
Judge Morris. chairman Of the Committee on
General Welfare. submitted a lengthy report OF
the work Of his committee IN visiting the divi-
rlors. He stated he was more than pleased at
the interest shown BY the members and the iary
attendanceoa at the meetings. He found all the
divisions strong financially. and only one having
two members sick
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Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS
5000 Apple Dumplings are sold each season
at he Deltcatessen Lunchrooms.
MRS. RACHEL MILLER'S DEATH
Former st. Louis Woman Passe
Away in Colorado.

A dispatch from Colorado Springs an
nounces the death there OF Mrs. Rachel
Williams Miller, wife OF John s ]. Miller,
n former resident OF St Louis. Mrs. Nil
lers father, Willis L. Williams. settled In
St. Louis In the fortiesl He was a member
of the bar for years, and associated with
the leading attorneys OF that day.
Mr.. Miller removed to Colorado several
years ago, where he has been engaged in
business. His wife enjoyed a wide ecquaint-
ance In St Louis and was highly esteemed.
Besides a husband. she leaves a son and
daughter.
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Grand Regent l. J. Meiser will visit Ozark ana
Banner councils on Monday evening.
Joachim Council viii install its officers ON
Monday evening. The ceremony win be con-
resent assisted by John b. Thompson OK Forest
Hickory Councils officers were installed nv
Deputy Grand Regent Harry T. Allen. who pre-
scented to George J. F. Figge the prize offered by
ftiates.
olivette Council had one initiation Vice Re-
gent George H.. Smith received the grand re-
ssnrs prizs which vas presented By GRIND
stalled BY Deputy Grand Regent Carl H. WHITE.
assistsdL5b by r r. 0ottfried. The mseting closed
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THREE CHILDREN cREMATED.
Asleep Upstairs When Fire Pre-
vented Their Rescue.

Kansas City. Mo-. Jan. 26.-Three chill
dren Of 9. r. McCarthy-Edith, Is years
mated in a FIRE which also destroyed their
fathers home at $500 East Eleventh street
shortly before 1 o'clock this morning.
Mccarthy lived with his family In a one
and one-half story frame dwelling. with
his wife. he occupied a bedroom on the
lower floor. He was awakened by the heat
Of the fire to find the entire building Ia
flames
All escaped but the children. who slept
above. They were cremated In their beds,
In spite Of efforts to rescue them.
and to the contents 500. The house was
outside the IRE limits The origin Of the
IRE In q mystery.
Taxa thu DIXIE FLYER for ChattanooraL
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C.tholio Knights Of America.

Another new branch has been organized At In
annapolis with eight charter members Its num-
Der IL SCI
The Executive Committee. in charge of the ar
rangements for the Supreme Convention, met last
last Saturday Afternoon at Brother Charles E.
Hannauers office. All members were present.
On motion the following subcommittee were ap-
pointed: Committee on Souvenir. Brothers Brink
eE. Hartmann and Zipf. on Hall and
Hotel. Brothers Walsh. Reising and Bongner.
Committee on Church Services, Brothers Han
nauer. 6c-hautsmeier and Martin.
st. Joseph's sohool Hall last Sunday afternoon
was well attended. This being the first meeting
OF the year. and the first since the election Of
branch officers, many new faces were seen. The
reports from all branches showed a marked in
crease Of activity all along the line. with good
prospects for Its continuance.
At the meeting Of Branch No. 70 last wednes-
day, the newly elected officers were Installed.
Brother J. +. McDermott officiating. After the
installation q recess was taken and refreshments
were served. Speeches were made by John J..
Ruesing, +. II. Gatxemeier and Brothers Joseph
Stippich, NJ. J. Kern. Charles Schell, ]. r. Nc
Dermett and r. Roeser. The report Of the re-
cordsng secretary shown the branch to be in
good condition nnacially,. It also shows that
the last year than the four previous years to-
Branch No. z4. at its last meeting. initiated
q new member and received one application. The
fifteenth anniversary Of the foundation Of the
branch was celebrated last Sunday.
Branch No. al. the winner Of the 800 banner
last year. reports several applications pending.
Branch No. az had a very interesting meeting
last Wednesday. -Four applications were received
and q favorable ballot was had on two Ths
next week will mark the beginning OF another
campaign.
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The Veteran volunteer Firemen, at their last
regular convention, drafted resolutions OF respect
TO the memory Of Charles p Chouteau. a charter
member and ex-president; also Henry Pitcher, a
charter member and q prominent builder OF this
city for many years Captain George Kyler was
reported bedrfdden at his home and at all times
happy TO receive visits from any Of the old ire
men Eulosies on the deceased veterans and q
kind word or two for Brother Kyler were in
dulged IN by Captain A X. Hynson, Captain
Joseph Boyoe. Judge Hugo s. JacobI Of Kirk
wood, Henry Fairback. Captain Frank NJ.
Brooks. President Fred L. Garesche, Vice Presi-
dent r E. Bolton ard otherH.
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were installed: C. c.. b. ]. Williams: V. c. +.
". schrospel: prelaie. w. V: Whittier; a: q
W., o. M Rutherford: *. Of r., q s.. Frank
sesslnghaus; n. az A. W. A. Fertile; L Ca L
Bayer: 9. G., O.. Loetfer: trustees. L VOLT
Red Cross Lodge. No. 81, conferred the rank OF
knight on three Of its Esquires and two OF tnoso
from ChevaIier Lodge, No. 70. There was a very
large attendance from the several city lodges.
Next Wednesday there will be given py this
lodge an entertainment for the wives end
daughters Of the members.
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Young Mems bemocratic Club.

The Young Mems Democratic Club of the
Twenty-1rst Ward. held a meeting at Cor
coren's Hall, Francis and Easton avenues
and elected the following officers: c. II.
Mooney, president; Charles Mcguire, vice
presidents; Jere Corcoran, secretary: Ed
ward Baggott, treasurer; William Shine
sergeant-at-arms. The club has a member
ship OF seyenty-fve Meetings will be held
every Wednesday evening.
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ENDORSED BY COMMITTEE.
Applicants for Positions Secure
Approval of Party Bosses.

SPECIAL. l
Mount Vernon. Ill. Jan. S.-The Jefferson
County Republican Central Committee to-
day Endorsed the following candidates: For
Humane Agent at East ST. Louis. Carfafn
s. T. Maxey;- for Livestock Commissioner
Joe zahn. Judge Farthing was Endorsed for
State Board Of Claims: Colonel George w.
Johns Of Fairfield for Assistant Attorney
General in one OF the departments; A. M.
Funkhouser for attorney for the stat.
Board of Health; L. w. Low Of Albion for
clerk of the Parole Board; A. n. Bainum
OF Carmi for P~enitentiary Commissioner
George w. Ashley for Parole Agent at the
Chester Penitentiary. n @. G.. Smith OF
Department at Chester.
The committee did not indorse Morris En-
merson for re-appointment on the Board of
Pardons. and this In significant in view Of
the late factiona1 f1ghts In the party here.
Through The st. Louis Republic you can
secure practical instruction In nearly every
branch OF business. professional or CONNER
to-day'B issue.
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CHARITY IN THE QUEENS NAME.
Begging Letter Answered on the
Day of Victoria's Death.
BY CABLE

SPECIAL BY CABLE
Cowes. Jan. 2S.-Just before Queen Vic
toria died. on Wednesday, her Majesty re-
ceived a note from an old woman, saying
that her husband was bedridden and with
out comforts for the winter
Sir Fleetwood Edwards, keeper Of the
Queens prtvy purse, answered that the
Queen was very sorry to hear OF the sick
ness Of the woman husband. and hoped
inclosed.
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HARVEST OF NEW MEMBERS
FOR THE FRATERNAL ORDERS,
ALL THE CITY LODGES IN
FULL SWING.
Supreme Council, Legion of Honor
Holds Annual Meeting-News
of Other Societies.

The annual meeting of the Suprem'
| Council, Legion of Honor. was held last
Monday evening at Occidental Hall, Thirty
fourth and Olive streets. A large attend
ance was present. owing to the Importance
OF the business to be transacted. A change
In the constitution was adopted, creating
two new benefit certificates. one to be Is
sued for 500 and another for 5000. with
the same proportionate rate of assessments
as obtain upon the 5000 certificates. 1t Is
expected this new feature for smaller insur-
ance will appeal to a large class of young
men. whose income may, perhaps, not
justify them to carry the full amount of
5000. Another change was made, providins
for semiannual sessions. instead of merely
the annual session of the Supreme Council.
The following officers were elected: SUI
preme chancellor, w. C. T~easdale; supreme
vice chancellor. II. p. Rodgers; supreme
recorder, W. H Hofmeister; supreme treas
urer. John w. Donnell; supreme chaplain.
Edward Dieterie; supreme medical director.
Doctor II. c. Hartmann: supreme guide.
Pierce G. Murphy; supreme overseer,
George NJ. Ackley; supreme sentinel, A. +.
Walsh; Executive Board, Garrard STROBE,
James p, Burdeau and W. p. Lghtholder.
At the meeting OF Unity Council on
Thursday evening the monotony Of business
va W 1lC
Of a new member. The memorial service
vas postponed until the next meeting, Feb
ruary IA.
Alpha Council held a short session on last
Tuesday evening. Several applications were
received, after which the doors were thrown
open and the members and their friends
enjoyed one of the best entertainments in
the history Of Alpha Council After the
completion of the programme, the younger
members took possession of the floor and
dancing was indulged In until IL O'Clock.
Alpha Council has decided to move to the
Masonic Temple. and will hold its first meet
ing there on March Il.
In the last week Alpha Council has lost
two of its earliest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F. +.
Hilder, who died in Washington, d. c.. and
the Reverend w. W. Sylvester. who died at
Philadelphia
Lafayette Council will meet or tomorrow
evening, January q, at which time nine can
dicateS Will be Initiated. A special entertain
ment has been arranged and a large meet
ing Is assured.
Supreme Chancellor W. c. Teasdale and
Supreme Recorder W. H. Hofmeister will
visit Kansas City and St. Joseph councils
this week for the purpose OF installing the
officers OF these councils.
The following councils will meet this
week: Monday. ST. Louis and Lafayette:
Saturday. Tower.
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Knight. of Father Mathew.

The following officers of Emerald Council. No.
10. were installed By Brother William s. Nc
Adam: Charles P. Monaghan. c. s. X: walter
Lord p G X; p. r. Gum recorder; r II.
ant financial recorder; samuel Reeves. banker
J. ID. Murphy. sentinel.
st. Matthew Council. No. 81. had its officers In
stalled by -. orc. Tracy. 5. G. K. at the las,
meeting. Two applications were received.
Sacred Heart Council. No. %. had IL. officers
installed by Thomas $ Bowdern. supreme re-
corder. Two applications were fled.
Thomas For. supreme sentinel. installed the
ofhcers Of ST. Johns Council. No. 2. last meet
ing. The council Is determined TO make q large
addition to Its membership.
The following r. the standing Of the leaders In
the race for the banner on last report: Emerald.
No. 10. 1s5: 81. Bridgets. No. g ISL: ST. Louis.
No. l. iss: 81. Leos. No. q. i5I: and Immaculate
Conception. No. Is. Hannibal, No. fI.
Brother Frank ]. O'IOughlin. organizer in tn.
western Jurisdiction. reports that the prospects
are good for a large ircreare NJ Membership In
Kansas lily and vicinity. He will pay an
official visit TO ST. Joseph. No. in the interest
Of the councils located there.
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TO URGE RIGHTS OF WOMEN.
National Legislative League Will
Meet at Washington.

The first annual conferences OF the Ma
tio.al legislative League will be held in
Washington. ID. c., February 10 and 20. at
the Oxford Hotel. All affiliated clubs are
expected TO send delegates. and all per
sons who believe that there should be no
discrimination against any class of citizens
In the provisions of the national and State
constitutions will be welcomed. AT this
conference the league viii make efforts 10
have all legal enactments inJuriSus to wom-
en- annulled.
A protest will be made to Congress
against all Federal laws which deny to
women citizenship in this Republic on mar
risge to q foreigner. The officers Of tina
organization are: Lille ID. Blake president:
Elizabeth G.. Stanton. honorary president:
Mines Marilla NJ Kicker. Josephine K
Henry and Clara NJ. Eddy. vice presidents
at large: Margaret NJ. Parsons. recording
secretary; Margaret II. Bates. correspond
ing secretary. and Victoria C. Whitney.
To Cure Headache In 10 q
Take Parker's Headache PowderA They
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Golden Rod Home had a very enjoyable evening
m a social game of euchre. Supreme Matron
schott Of Golden Rod presented to the officers
and members a membership register. which Mr..
F1tzFerald responded for the home.
Anchor Home held a very pleasant meeting
and read three applications from the scrfbe's
desk. Several visitors were present from Golden
]. e Schott.
carondelet Home held q very interesting meet
ing. Supreme officers and officers OF Goiden
Rod were present and installed officers.
St Louis Home Is still located At headquar-
tiers and moving along with usual ENTERPRISE
Star Home Is moving along with accustomed
meetings.
Friendship Home will soon be booming. n, the
members are anxiously awaiting the coming Of
q visit from the supreme officers
Excelsior Home Ii taking new interest through
the Encouragement Of supreme officers.