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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

Lexington, Va.
The Board of Visitors at their annual
meeting on the list of June will appoint
STATE CADETS TO fill vacancies in shs
Sd. Atm. 9th 10th. 11th. 18TH. 10Th. 26th
9th, 18th and 54th Senatorial Districts,
and three vacancies at large These ap>
nointmeuts carry free board and tuition
Applica tons should be addressed to tina
on or before JUNE 10th.
prox.. on forms that Will be sent upon re-
quest SCOTT SHIP. supt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
MrHuntleyIn Extremis.

- nfrs.yvs5 Huntley. who has been ex-
StremeIyzsi iii for several days, was not ex-
3pected to i've through the light. At an
early hour this morning he8Was stu ,llv-5
ing, but all hope Of his recovery mad peens
given up.
%RpMlDoubt Is: felt In Vat ican cir
sc1es as to whether the Pope, al ter@ all
will give an official receipt sto the TAFT
Commission. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
FuNERAL.NoTIcE.

POE.-The funeral of JOHN POE will
take place from L. 2. Christian Under
taking Rooms at 40 o. clock TO-DAY.
Friends and acauaintances are respect.
fully invited to attend. r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
Funeral Of Mr.. Poe.

The remains OF Mr.. John Poe. who died
Wednesday morning in New Orleans. Will
arrive here this morning and the funeral
will take place from Christians UNDER
taking rooms att 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at P1ttsourg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
BLUE JEANS NINE. 4

At the drug store Of Harrison Broth
ers, No. 1910 Hull Street the Blue Jeans
Baseball Club was organized. The or
ganiza ton of this club of players is OF
interest to many in the city,Ewhere the
young men are the very best known and
leaders in the social world. The same
nine played many games last year. but
were not under any regular name. This
is the batting order of the team:
D. Cottrell. catcher; Russell Turner,
pitcher; first base, Emmett Gregory;
second base Tilden Harrison; !: third base
Dan Shaw; short stop. c hipley;$ left xfeld.s
C.. cottrell; center field. Will VI Turner;
right fold, Tom elson.
The team will play the Pontiac nine of
Richmond at Forest Hill Park Saturday.
Friday a week they have an Engagement
to play a picked nine from Petersburg.
The uniform OF the nine Is made. from
blue jeans, hence >..e name. If the.
games played prove as exciting as the
product ion given by the Giffen Company:
at the sAcademyd did last week, hen Man
chester win feel proud of.the team.
TIONyGRANTED.
An injunction was granted Tuesday by
Judge Hancock II ii les Circuit Court Of
count in the sui t5sofs ES:;A.
Dillon rs. McAlbert Dillon and others.
.enJoinins and restraining said =, Dill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
North Carolina League.

North Carolina League.
(By Associated Press.)
Charlotte, II; Greensboro. 2.
Raleigh. 4; Newbern, 0.
Durham, 10; Wilmington, 4.
American League Results.
St. Louis. 8: Washington. L
Chicago. 4; Boston. 3.
Cleveland, IL: Philadelphia, Q.
Baltimore, s.: Detroit. /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
SBURG team
DEFEATED new YORK
.-.-----.-------.---
! estaliated for Defest Of Wednes.
day bylshutting Giants gu,
'HlLlIEs BEATEN BY ) Y CHICAGO III : 4 o
'HllllEs BEATEN B CHICAGO
cincinna,i Lost Game TO Brooklyn by
Errors of the Rankest knd-Bos-
ton Won Listless Game from
ST. Louis by Score Z to !.
Scores Yesterday.

Scores Yesterday.
Chicago. S; Phiiadelph S.
pittsburg. 6: New York. Q.
Boston, q; st. Louis, l.
Brooklyn, 81 Cincinnati. s,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
DEATHS.

vAUGHAN-DrED. on Thursday. at 81,
a NJ. JAMES T. VAUGHAN. in ne
sixty-eighth year OF his age. -
Funeral services will be held at Broad.
s day. at F.. NJ : " v -.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
No Meeting Held.

No Meeting Held.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 22--No meeting of
tho Louisville and Nashville directors
was held here to-day. The next regular
meeting will be held on June 10th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23
G.. RID. Campbell,

fSreeial @nisnatch to The Times.f
BOWLING GREEN. A.. May 22.-Cor-.
4 elius RID. Campbell died last Monday
ct his sresidence, Iillwood. bout three
miles north of this place. He leaves his
widow and one son. Mr. Campbell was
soneSof the first to volunteer In the Con-
tolerate army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23

We rave large orders for Wool and vii
pay full market price and no expense, to
be deducted. Sacks furnished free. Checks
mailed promptly upon receipt OF Wool
We have black, clay and other varietl:a
Peas for agricultural purposes.
WALLERsTEIH PRODUCE CO.,
10 and also. 18Th ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23

Mr.. T. W. Hutcheson died Tuesday at
his residence in Caroline county he was
olghty-four years of age. and is survived
by seven children, forty-three grandchil-
eren and nine great-grandchldren-
The funeral took place Wednesday at
tfrnOOuL
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Mr.. James R..UHutTWOOu.
Mr.. James R. Underwood. son OF Mrs.
George S. and the late Rev. Frank r.
Underwood, died yesterday at his resi-
.dence, No 300 North Linden Street, in
the. thirtieth year of his age.
The funeral will take place from Pine
Street Baptist Church at o'clock this
Afternoon. and the interment will be made
in Riyerview Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-23

Especial Dispatch to The Ttmes.)
EASTVILLE.V.A.. May 22.-hlr. N. AZ
Roberts died. here to-day Ola lingering
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turned yesterday from an extended ,np through

A- @NAINA-
The services Of the congregation Of the Fir.,
Presbyterian Church in Jerseyytile VIII be held
In the Sunday-schooi room to-day. pending the
completion Of the repairs to the main auditorium
L. E Ketchem OF JerseyviLe returned yester-
day from an extended trip through Arkansas
&C. Z. Stafford. editor Of the Texas Stcckn,en
and Farmer, OF san Antonio. Tex. YVES a visitor
in Jerssyyilie yesterday.
William Figzen OF Quincy. H. Is a visitor IN
JerseyvfIle-.
Mrs. Anna sneteker OF JerseyyiIIs il III at
her home In North Jefferson avenue Her neither.
Mr. Marietta Dalzeli OF 81. Louis. VINO Is visit
Ing her. Is also H.
The nnaI report on the estate OF the late
Christophsr p. Stafford Of Grafton was made In
the Jersey County Probate Court at Jer>eyviiie
yesterday By tte widow. Angelina Stafford. woo
vas named as the executrtx- Judge A II. Staten
approved the report and DISCHARGED the ex-
ecutrix-
County Clerk J. c. MeGr.th Of Je,eyrills
YESTERDAY issued q marrtaEe license TO Adoloh
=. Maus. aEei - years. and Miss Emily May
Cox. aged D both Of Piasa TOWNSHIP. The wed
ding will take place At noon to-day at the homo
a. the BRIDEGROOM. The Reverend Edward Burrer,
pastor Of the German Evangeiical Church Will
ofnciate-
Mayor George Z. Locke Of Jerseyvfiie I. con-
nned 10 his home In South State street by tn
turfes sustained while vreckine some Of the
buildings at the old jersey County Fair GrorndS.
One CT the heavy ,!mbers fell on Mayor Locke's
left foot and mashed g.
-The Jersey County Democratic Central Chro-
nittee held a meeting at Jerseyville yeste-day
and outlined n plan for the fall campaign
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
SsmmomsNxAmuxe G,


1t is related that, for a wager, a man once
stood for one hour on Broadway, New York,
offering to sell genuine $500 gold pieces for
10c each, and won the wager because he failed
to make a sale.
The reason for his failure to sell is plain
even though the coins were genuine, they were
offered by a stranger in whom the people
had no confidence.
How different the relations existing be-
tween this great store and the people of St.
Louis.
They know full we'll that the quality of
goods can always be depended upon and all
statements concerning them are absolutely re-
liable. A remark overheard in one of our ele-
vators this week, addressed by one lady to an
other, DO you know, l just love this store"
expresses a widely-felt sentiment.
We appreciate this confidence; we have
consistently and persistently striven to deserve
it and will just as earnestly strive to retain it.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
Alton Note. and Personals.

H J. Bowen CT Alton has returned from
Rock Island. where he spent the summer.
.--Dennis Noonan OF Alton has gone TO vIrten.
The steamer KIi City gave an excursion las,
evening from Alton to Grafton and points on
the Illinois Rive. The excursion wa, under the
auspices Of the white HussAr Band
The Reverend q. Viehl OF Ursa. Ill. will Be
ordained 10 the ministry OF the German EvanReii-
cal Church to-day Tie services will take place
Y the Alton Germ1, Evangelical Church. and the
Reverenc Theodore OberneIlnrann will oficiate.
SUPERINTENDENT p A. Hsight Of the Alton
pubuc schools called a teachers meeting yester-
day morning in the Lacoin School. at which
plans. Tor the coming year were discussed The
schools OF the city viii be opered On Monday.
Alton Council. No. Ia. az tbs United Com
merclal Travellers. gave a family. excursion On
tss steamer Hi City yesterday from Alton 10
jefferson Barracks At the latter place the
knights OF the xrip enjoyed q basket pi. nc. Ths
sor ous Of Altoa-
-MaTy T Jun. the young earshier Of Mr.. and
died yesterday morning with summer complaint
St Aary's Church IN Henry street.
lanes Prize. q farmer on Missouri Point.
across the Mississippi River from Alton. sus-
tanned q fracture CT MS right leg yesterday In a
runaway Price had Just crossed iron Alton On
the feTyboat. and had driven his team AMI
wagon on the gang plank. TO the rhore, vhsrs
TIE animals took fright and ran away. throwing
him cut
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EdwarasviIIe Notes.

The nrst detachment OF recruits for the nj;
ftary service from Edwsrdsv1lie left the c.ty
yesterday for tie Preside at San Francisco
jas5 y eets ns95Se = Prsmssn. sSnsr H,ttsr
bon. William J. Kennedy and Fred L.nswtsrh,
Trey are consigned TO the Coast Artillery. ani
another LOT win be forwarded next week. Tht
recruiting Office IN the Leland Is In charge Of
Z A. Pxtison and Van Wagner.
james q Tunnel. Jf.. Of Edwardsvlrls vas
Injured IN . street-car wreck az Denver. wher.
he has been spending the summer. A woman
and child IN tie seat in front OF him were In
SANITY killed. Mr.. Tunnel sustained tnfuries
70 his back
Tbs Reversed Doctor G O. Kimbsn. VIA
isayes next week for coioraao. win preach his
hst se-r7cn ~ St johns N z Church this
morning. His topic will b The Supremacy Of
Lo.s- Tie Grand. Army PoS and other organ
izztscns Will attend as . mark Of respect
The Reverend Elisha ss1crt- pastor Of IN.
III Pr.seylsrisn Church. and The Reverend
francs NJ Wilson. rector Of - Ancrevrs Ep.s-
ccpzl Church. returned tbs week from tE>fr
SIMMER outinzs and viii occupy their respective
pulpltx to-day.
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BeileviIIe News Notes.

turned from Chicago.
L Dake and daughter. Miss Grace. have
returned from Minnesota
IN. Freebcrg S2engerbund viii celebrate Its
thir-v-hf.h anniversary September "a
-Tt- Red Mems Cub Of Bel.eville Will give
q Carnival October 6 70 IL
Ire Tiger Juniors Football Club met vss.er-
day ard reorzsnszed for the season srt~r the
name OF Bciieviiie Bucks
The Reverend c. ID. Shvmard and xlre fevs
returned from Stewardscn. Ill
lie Harrison departed for the EaF List
night 10 spend q month
John Schmidt was taken TO the Insane Asy-
lum at Anna III. yesterday.
The Concorcia Lederkranz % Eas, ST. Locis
viii attenc and take part In the Free5u-g Eaen-
gerfext- which takes place September t.
Miss Louise Hermann has returned from
Denver. Colo.
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Nearing CT South Church
street announce the eneaEenent OF their daueh-
Race street
The earaEemen; IL announced Of Mas Kate
Mehrurx e East First street 10 August AZ
inner OF Detroit. Mich
--Wflt1m Wagner. an empioye OF the Day
Brck Company. had the middle ringer OF his
EEK neno Mesaed Or a piece CT Iron falling.
II Misses LeEa Hell. Ella and Eivfra
andres OF Flora Boulevard 81. Lou.a are visit
irf the Misses s,oenefrsr OF North Eirh street.
john Oercod OF NiuneaDoifsL who has ben
c- guest CT Charles h Hz11son. returned home.
Nils Josephine Baker IS visiting IN the Wes--
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
MARRIAGE RESULTS
FROM A DARE.
Politeness of Roy Dale, n Street Car
Conductor, Wins Him q Bride
i'm East 81. Louis.

As z result OF a dare given at a dance.
Roy A Dale. an East St Louis street car
conductor. and Miss Mayne z. Powell. one
of the prettiest girls of canteen. a few miles
from East Ct. Louis. were married yester-
day afternoon IN East ST. Louis.
The dare was gwen the ouple Friday.
night, but Il was not supposed by any or
their friends that they would take II In
earnest.
Pol teness on the part of Conductor Dale
to his passengers led to an Introduction to
the young lady who is now his wife Several
months ago she had occasion 10 request
some Information from him and was much
pleased bv his answers. She made frequent
trips In his car afterwards.
The courtship was short. Conductor Dale
found plenty OF time after his days work
20 visit Miss Powelrs home. which Is near
the tracks of what is known as the East
St. Louis and Collinsyilie Straight Line"
Relatives of Miss Powell admired the young
man They did not think. however. that
either he or the young lady contemplated
matrimony-
Friday evening the couple attended a So
cial function, In the course OF which friends
dared them to get married. AS Dale es-
corted Miss Powell home he asked her IL
she would take the dare. Yesterday q sub
stitute worked in Dale's place.
The couple viii make their home tenn
porar.ly with the parents of the bride.
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On the testimony of a 5-year-old girl de-
ponds the liberty OF Jesse Parker. a negro.
about 10 years old.
Parker was arrested Friday evening by
Special Officers Aheern and Hare OF the
Ninth District Their only clew was n de-
scription furnished By little Marguerite Gra-
bic of No. zz7 Franklin venue. She told
the detectives that a boy with bandaged
hand had robbed the cash drawer in the
branch laundry Office conducted by her
mother. When Parker was arrested and
brought to the laundry ONCE the child i'm
mediately declared: That's the boy who
stole my mammals money"
Little Marguerite was taken TO the Four
Courts yesterday morning and told Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney johnson. who
held. her on his knee. how. Parker had
robbed the cash drawer. The prosecutor
said he had no doubt OF the truth of her
story. but did not believe a case could be
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07

made TO stand on the testimony of such a
small child. He will investigate further.
Mrs. Cradle says that between S and s
o'clock Thursday morning she went out TO
order some groceries. leaving the laundry
shop in charge OF her 5-year-old daughter.
Marguerite. and Irene Neal. who is two
years older.
Soon after she left. the little girl says.
the negro boy came into the store and
forced his way behind the counter to the
cash drawer. telling Marguerite that he
wished to get something pretty" for her.
Marguerite placed herself in front of The TIL
and told him he could not open II. Think
ing 70 IrlSh.en ne. me negro put ms h eauHra
her II she did not move he would shoot her.
The child still stood her ground and the
drawer was opened only after she had been
pushed to the floor. Tn boy secured be-
tween s. and 81, and ran down Franklin ave-
nue.. Irene Neal ran out of the store and
called Mrs. Cradle. but the boy had dis
appeared before she arrived.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
ST. LOUIS MAsONs ENTERTAINED.
Guests of Piasa Lodge at Degree
Work and Banquet.

More than fifty of the prominent Masons
Of st. Louis came TO Alton yesterday even
Ing at the special Invitation of Piasa Lodge
No. q of Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons and assisted in the work of comforting
the Fellow Craft degree. The ST. LOUIS
men were accompanied by their wives and
daughters. They were met at the station
BIZ q committee from Piasa Lodge and es-
corted to Hotel Madison, where dinner was
served.
Following this the ladies were given q
trolley ride over the city. After the degree
work the party was rendered a banquet at
Hotel Madison. after which they departed
Tor st. Louis on a special train over the
Chicago. Peoria and ST. Louis Railroad.
In the party OF St Louisans were L. Mol
Ter ana two daughters: H. Watson. Nr. and
Mrs. Eden Reed. r. c. Nook. James Brown,
W. c. Raulston. William Sloss. ID. S. Green,
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Buriey. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. z, Howard: Mr.: and Mrs. J. L.
Munger. Mr. and Mrs. w A. Olson, p.
Grady. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hofell. Mr..
and Mrs. D. Zunstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p.
Amber. Er. and Mrs. II. /. Ermatinger. c.
p. Weatherby. J. w. Lucear, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A Smith. Mr. and Mrs. H s. Erouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Furiong. George F.
Coleman. d. Won Frogstein-
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BeneviIIe Ba.eb.iI Game..

Two games of baseball are scheduled for
Belleyiile to-day The most important Is
between the Westerns OF that town and the
East st. Louis baseball team. which Is cap
tanned by Billy" Mulconnery. The game
Will be played In Vests Park.
The Consumers OF st. Louis will journey
to Belleviile this afternoon to PLAY the Sinp-
son Stars. The Consumers were defeated
by the Westerns OF Belleyilie on a previous
yisit TO Believflle.
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BeIleville. at nooon yesterday crushed the
skull Of Herman Schmidt. a miner. who IS
in a serious condition at St Agnes Infirm-
airy. Schmidt was getting ready to step
work for lunch when the slate fell. The
noise attracted fellow-miners. who dug the
unfortunate man out of the debris. He
was given temporary medical attention and
removed to st. Agnes Infirmary. Ii was
said last evening that he could not live He
Is married and has several Children His
home Is in Swansea.
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BeneviI.e Footharl Team Formed.

The Tigers. Jrs. of Belleville. have or
ain he knoWn ss the RalteyjIie Rncts Thev
expect to make a name for themselves dur
ing the coming season. The lineup Is as
follows: Center. Engler: guards. Z. Kick
ham. left: Gebhard. right; tackles. Captain
Elmer left. Hoffman, right; ends. Kircher
left, Selle right: half backs, Gilbert left.
Huber right: quarter back. DeGough; full
back, Theo. Smith.
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Death of Mrs. G. Bierwfrth.

MrsL Cecilia Bierwirth. one Of the organ-
izers Of the Jusd Woman's Relief Corps and
wife of Captain August Bierwfrth, died at
her home IN Cape Girardeau Wednesday
and was buried Thursday afternoon under
the direction of the corps. many Of the 81.
Louis members attending The Death OF
Mrs Bierwirth is the first In the ranks OF
the society. In which she lar always held .
prominent position
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07

Danvtlle: Ill. Sept. 6-At 8 O'Clock this
morning the village OF westville had q dis
Danytlle Brewing and Ice Company N.ooo
insurance 600: WaSnssus Bros. salooc.
Soe Insurance. S.oo- Gerard Brcs, storG
$500. insurance 5000: Telephons Company
500. ~
About the same time the elevator Of II
4 Current. at State Lire. was destroyed b.
IRE. Loss. 5000; insurance, A.00.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
East Side Items.

John LOTUS wa. arrested yesterday on a
warrant charging him with stealing shoes from
q Blun Railroad Company csr.
~ I'M Irwin was arrested yesterday on n war
rant charging him with assault ard battery
"A United Presbyterian rally VIII be held at
the Arcade building this afternoon by c. II.
Richie.
Attorney y. c. Muldey was run over by a
bicyclist yesterday and severely bruised.
The City Court viii reconvere Tomorrow for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-07
VIII Not ASK for Union Label.

Members of the brewery workers unions
OF Belleyille yesterday decided 20 withdraw
their demand for the union label on every
bottle OF beer sold IN BeIleville. and 80 IL
supposed that the Busch glassworks win
resume operations after the summer vaca-
ton The withdrawal OF the demand for
the union label on bottled beer came as The
result of conferences between the national
officers Of the brewery workers association
and the BeIleville manufacturers.
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EIoped TO Metropolf. M

Metropolis. H.. Sept 6-Mr. Thomas H
Grifhn and Miss Anna L Degrarenried Of
Eddyvflie. KY. elopsd to this city to-day
and were married In the pariorS Of the
State Hotel BY Judge Lggetu.
The BRIDEGROOM Is a trayei,n~ .,is<raa
and the bride Is the laughter Of a we'll
known ex-Confederate Colonel ana steam
boat owner.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses issued In East st. Louis
yesterday were to-: Roy A. Dale. Is.
Of Canteen; George E Morrison. q. and
Mabel Clark IS. both OF ST. Louis: BENJAMIN
Miner. q. and Grace Bright, is. both OF
Madison: Adam L. Essler. -, and Mauds
A. Timlin. lS. both Of East 81. Louis.
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Ierseyxme Sofea.

report Of The JerseyyiiIe Pubic Library
for August shcus q totai OF KS visitors ara T.
So books fs<red Seven ne~ nenters were re-
ceired during the month anS TIE total number OF
book In the library or septsrher were 1Is7.
Miss covtrEtou CT the Ss1yton Lyceun 3D.
rean IL the GUEST Of JerxeSviiif friends ard a.
r;ssirE toe Higf Schoo, Alumni Association ii,
Dlzcl1x Tickets for the scasoE lecture cours--
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Members of the Mount Hope Cemetery
ing to enlist the interest Of fraternal orders
of the East Side in a proposition 10 lay out
q portion of the cemetery on top of the
bluffs for a fraternal graveyard II Is pro-
posed to erect a huge I'm the cen
ter of a plot of ground. and round the mon
ument arrange garuens. Within the circle
will be the burial lots of the lodges and fra
fernaI societies.