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New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

ness of the office he held was delegated largely
to subordinates.
THE Common Council at almost every meet
ing" said Alderman Hayes last night. lis called
to cancel taxes against property because the
owners produce receipted bills. In most cases.
however il is shown by the records that the
money paid, but the taxes were not can
ceed. Mr.. Brett busy man, and fear
he left too much responsibility 10 his deputies"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
LARGE INSURANCE RECOTERIES.
FIRE TABLES SHOW INCREASING THRIsI
ON THE PART OF PROPERTY OWNERS

Valuable and interesting data concerning nres.
their causes their relative frequency in different
r,ontbs as well as the insurance lOsses-these hg-
ures covering the last twenty-seven years-are m
cIuded in the report Of The Chronicle Fire Ia
bles" abridged for 1902
The total loss during these years. from 1910 10
fanl hv months. Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
WHERE MEN PRAY AND PLAY.

Resorts two of the finest lakes in this country
have been obtained by the Young Mems Christian
Association for sort OF combined vacation and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
--LPobre seaer &c KereazI

HN
Sir Gaillermo dej6 sn eiII6n. Sc
puso 81 sombrero, sus guantes de
algod6n, volvt6 tomar gu actitud
llena de humildad = bai6 modesto.
.mente los oios, llenos al a de rayos.
--Adios, le dijo. Dentro de
dos dfas he we're. Tengo eta con
Armando 7 Bacara g las diez.
-Adios, graz 4 hombEe, MUIR
mur0 Rocambole.
Sir Guillernlo Sc fu6 a bic, bald
Ell bsrrio SaiE -Honor6, sfgut6 Ia
Gale Real, deBpues Ia calzada, no
Sc detuvo hasba 81 Puentss Nuevo,
en- cuyo parapeto Sc spoy6,
LA noche era humeda, sombria:
;silhaba al viento del N0rte. del
punto en- que Sc detuvo Ell baronet
.donainabfl Paris, arriba abaio del
:Sena, Paris Docturno, anenas jlu.
.minado aquf y allf por las largas
.flas de faroles que procurab ban
atTavesar Ia nlebla y hacer parecer
la gran cLudad IN vasG3 oc6ano
sembrado de fares de luz tenablo,
rCsa. EntonceE, como arl las pri-
meras pagins4 de esa hiatoris, este
honoTe en que g. geni0 del nal
pareeia encarnaGo, midi6 La Babi.
lonta mocleTna con una mirada lie.
na del fulgoreg.
---lAhl diio, -creo deci(Hdamen.
te loh Parisi CUE td eres ellmperio
del NAL, porque soy rey GntTe lus
mufos. Arms sndo de KeTg'az, Jua-
"a, FernAndo4 Herminia, hodos los
que me haEeis vencido la prilnera
:yezf vosotros, que me diri;Is mira
das de pisdad = apretais nni Enano
con compaslops los tengo Fai 0s
tengo en- mis- garr1s como lei 6gutla
.apraeta sll preaa con las stly as. I'd,
:FeTnande| que me has Tubaao Ia
mu1er cob Ia que 20 qaeria casar-
me, te ancoptraras desp0iaoo de
tus bienes, dashonrado + traieio.
Dado por fn nhier. Vca, Herminia,
qIe uespreciaste al barCnet sir
Guillermo, marchar9is c0p Ia yer.
gnenza ein u frente y la muefte
sn 81 corRzont II, ArnaRnd0 de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
IL nnaCREEBL.E vERDAD "!

vaor spera 0Ojes de ley gntzado Us
quaes} espI6nd brlaatea qunlcane pss
de mas vor Dor expndo hmpeza los vefdad
Psfsota lnao9a dsao. msssy ssso.
aafe Alaska de eos Ia ExPoselon de Paris
cabaleo bllante Io dollars o para c3uefo
,5s hlantas, ARlo
gruso dollars Pendne (par) para ae oer
br1Danf gruesos ~
brantes ~ dea para n"s VeCs
regaIo dollars Maas de lay con La en3e oe F0aa,
Fl2rencia brlantss Alaska % oonse
cs
mercancia para toda Il isa de Puerto Rco
ped1o venga aconpaasoo s mpos
bses del ceicads IN vaor oecarao oen con-
venido antes efectuar ell
neda aalou tomandoa ho a. rededoE del
dsdo.
Cataogo
feprssentants general dc La Socledad Oro RE
laates
Alaska A. Buyas Romano, lO4 LOG Milan Ctaia)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

contiarAs en- esa casa Eun yiejo coR'
serie que lleva bigote girls, que
hablB IN frances me&cl8do de ita-
liano, que da lecciones de esgrima.
Este hombre es Ell lilicc en- Paris
que Gonoce una estobsda msravi-
llosa venida de Italia y que Sc
usabs en- Ell siglo XVI y cuyo Sc
cretd esta cast perdido. Esta este.
cadsb que no tengo biempo de en-
se1atGe, 10 hara 81 a maravila a tn
diez 6 ounce lecciones.
-Pero, dijo Rocsmb bole - sesta
estofada es todo url iuego, enton-
ces?
- No, no es mas que una estoca-
da, Itllica de la fsmilfa de las esto'
csdas rectas, solamente que es
diffcil de dirigir, y el que no sabe
llevarla es hombre lnuerto.
ID =. si Ia lIeva bien?
II Iintonces hiere rlortalmenfe
su sdversario, aunu3la Ia rnuerte
no eI instantanea. Ell pobre diablo
tien& Ell tempo de Confesarse y de
haceEr su teatamento.
II tAhI va, dijo Rocambole;-
Sy eata estocada tiena IN nombre?
-fSi, Sc llama Ia eBtocada de los
Glen luises.
--d..Por queP
-Porque empezalSB por dar cir
cuents antes de tn lprimera lection
y cornpletsrss la sglrla despues de
Ia flAima.
-dDebo, pues. mlltar 3 IN hon.
bre?
--sa.
--dCuando sera?
--l'al ves de a1ui b ounce dfas,
tai vs.E RnteE.
-dESe puede saber. -
-IEs in6til. -.
-alhas adm?
--ll1es hien, en- IlII hombre del
que auiero casarlnIe 20 con 81
ViuddI
Rcbsmb bole Sc estl,emeci6.
- Bueno, dijo, : REQ que eals
IN hpmbre completi,, ito: cada
cual Feo que le tenlsis aefialado 50
negotio. : Z afiadi6, > manera de
9FaciNll f1nebreI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
Kergsz, moriras, y I'd Juana, td
me amar6s.

- So s.
A Ia misma hora y cast en- Ell
mismo iustante por ell mismo
lugar. pasaba IN coche conducien-
do o una mujer.
Esta mujer habfa sfdo una PEI
cadora, pero Dios la habfa perdo
nado y Ia habla hecho fuerte como
Ia magdalena de Ia escritura. En-
Ell momento que etravesaba Ell
Pnente Nuevo, esa mujer tam bien
abarc6 Paris con una mireda y
e1elam6:
-lOh gran cfudadl Encierras en-
bus muros IN NAL genio, I'm demo.
Mo que lleVa trae de ST la muerte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29
B1B11orEoA De eLA DEMooRAo1A,

Y la desgracia. A este demonto lie
ha recon0cido una mujar le Sc.
guira paso q paso en- la sombra; v
quiera Dios que esa mu1er le
aplsste la cabeza la vfspera de su
triuDfo, como la Virgen aplast6 la
cabeza lie la serniente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29

La lucha iba a entablarse entre
un honlbre de genio perverso v
Ia mujer que ell dedo Dios habfs
marcado en- la frente, dandola,
como medic de corregir sus pasa-
dos err'ores, La mission de perseguir
sin dest,anso a. vizeonde Andrea. a
sir Guillermo, q sir Arturo Co.
lltns, esa terrible y fatal trinidad
encarnisda en- IN solo hombre,
xQuien yenci6p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-29


Carolina & ~ "'1S avs :"
Ia aua c.u..
- ~~ ~"~"A@~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
woodmen of the wor,d.

One Of the largest meetings ever held by Cbop.
ps, per lamp was that Of last Friday evening the
occasion &C heing the monthly meeting Of delegates
70 Centrai lamp. over 800 members OF the order
attending; at.a.n Delegations from Botanical Camp.
Hickory Hickory Camps CAMPS members, led by Past Com.
great, great enthusiasm ,t The Board of Managers sub
crease IN membership and the funds In the bank
ers' hands In good shape. The Entertainment
Committee announced hop and euch-e in con-
temptation. =
Sylvan Camp installed officers last Thursday
evening. large attendance Of the members and
many Visiting choppers being present. Deputy
Consul Commander w. B. Hughes installed the
ofncers-e1ect the ceremony being interesting and
impressive The social feature Of the evening
consisted of. an amateur vaudville entertainment,
interpreted with refreshments. which was thor
Mount Auburn Camp transacted routine busi-
ness last Friday evening. received applca-
tion ana adjourned after q short session to al:
low its members to attend the Central Camp
meeting. Consul Commander Jury appointed the
tion to alternate delegates to Central Camp.
Tower Grove camp announces public install
lation Of officers for next Saturday evening .
meeting, and has prepared an interesting pro-
gramme for the occasion. special invitation
TO choppers and their friends to be- present is
extended.
year Tuesday evening. initiated one candidate
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. W. p. GRANT the furniture and
carpet buyer of Crawford's, has now for
some time been away from the city, on Il
purchasing tour throughout the principal
manufacturing districts of the United
States. CraWford's people have had ad-
vices from him from several points and
while admitting a rising and stiffening of
prices generally, he finds that paying cash
on the nail. as he does. he has been able
TO keep the manufacturers down to his
own ideas as TO what is fair and equitable
IN prices. He further writes his firm that
to be found in st. Louis. with the prices
somewhat lower than the price of the
Bum stuff now so much in evidence on
the st. Louis market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Foresterr Of America.

Court Mound City. No; q, on Thursday evening
january Q, held public installation and enter
tsinment. The installation ceremonies con-
Quoted by Past Chief Ranger Fred J. Usher. as
listed by Past Chief Ranger John w. Menaugh.
Jhe following officers We're installed: Chief
ranger. Aug. thinner. substitute. Henry Suer-
man: financial secretary, John w. Fowler: re-
eordng secretary. Harry Crocker; treasurer. John
n. Croker: senior woodward. Harry Cave; junior
Raymond; Junior beaslle. John Ennis After the
meeting closed all adjourned to the banquet hail.
where lunch was served interspersed with songs
and epeechmaking.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
JAMES WILCOX MAY ESCAPE.
No Evidence Being Collected
Against the Alleged Murderer.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 1S-What may result
In the escape of James Wilcox, the al
legged slayer of Ella Cropsey. is the serious
difference now existing between the Chief
of Police and Mayor of Elizabeth City and
four members of the Citizens Committee,
who we're appointed to investigate the dis
appearance of the unfortunate young girl.
The Mayor and Chief have entered suit
for $4,000 libel against the committee. and
at present t is the opinion that more time
Is being spent securing evidence by
the parties to the suit than there is in try
ing to hunt the murderer of the girl and
flnd his alleged accomplice.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

:, The installation of officers will take place at
the next regular review Of Oak Hill Hive No
1s, on January q. Lady Baikie being Installing
officer a reception will follow the Installation
The offcers-eect OF New Century Hive will be
installed at their review on Wednesday evening
January 15.
Chellis Hive had splendid review Januarv IA.
al which time the supreme auditor Lady Bafkie
was present to install their officers for the wear
Hive. - ~
Suburban Hive held their installation of officers
January 10 The supreme auditor was present
and installed the officers for the year and a most
ENJOYABLE time was spent Several beautiful
presents were given to the outgoing officers
A school of instruction will be held some time
the first week In February by Lady Baikie All
the commanders. record keepers and finance keer-
present. a notice will be sent to the hives con
corning this meeting. giving the date,A time and
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
FIRST CLEARING SALE sRSzs ssS5 =ss!:ss:
lower lowest
5. e. CROTE s4tHa s4Gst CO., sssss St. Charles St

residence Of Sister Keane. No. 1o1s Armstrong
avenue
St. Louis Council. No. 1888. and Progressive
Council. No. 1856, both report good progress.
Another new council will be instituted about
the 1st OF February. and the ceremony. ii Is
expected. will be conducted by one OF the su-
preme officers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
ROYAL League.

The regular meeting of Hamilton Council Will
be held tomorrow evening. when the following
officers for the year 1902 will be installed:
Archon w. c. Lindsay: vice archon. s. H. !.
overholt; orator. F. E. Whitlock: past archon.
lector E. s. Fish; treasurer. F. H; Dukes; pre-! !!
warder, C. c. Hicks: sentry. A. g. Deibel 3
The installation will be followed by an en- :
members urgently requested to be present
At the next meeting OF Hamilton Council at
entertainment committee will be appointed to ar.
range for series OF entertainments for the en-
tire year.
1902 at 125 members.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
order of scotti.h Clans.

The osier Of Scottish Clans entered Upon tho
rew year with all claims paid and cash hal
ance Of over $4,000 A
During the past term. ending December u.
1901 the net increase in the bcIueathment funs
membt rship was s33.
Several new clans are IN process of orzaniza-
ticn; the charter lists in the hands Of the sev.
e-al deputies filling up rapidly. and pre-
liminary meeting will soon be called TO compiet
the organization.
Royal Treasurer John Hill has sent out check
to the amount OF 1850 in payment OF dealt
claims
Clan Douglas No. g. will meet next Tuesday
evening at its hall. Grand and Eastoll avenues
Several candidates will be initiated into the mys
teries of the order The clan will send larxsI
delegation to represent il at the Burns ami
versary celebration at Pickwick Theater oI1
Thursday evening. Several of its members wifi
have prominent parts the programme.
Burns anniversary celebration by the Scottish
clans at Pfckwick Theater Thursday evenirgl
January q, promises to be a success The prO-N
gramme will consist OF vocal ami instrum anita +
music, Scotch dances and the pipes. To the vocal
selections is given the larger part of the proI
grsmme. and among the songs which win hs
rti dered by well.known local singers the follow
ing may be mentioned: Bonnie Sweet Bessie.
Aud Hose AUD Robin Graz. NY Hamy
err Annie Laurie Rose Of kiladale, ''Lasb
O. Baltochmyle.' 20 Vert Thou In the Caufli
Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Union Veteran Legion.

Friday evening. January 10. the Union vetera; +,
Legion and its auxiliary held joint installa :
ton OF officers at Bowman's Hall The foilowin =
were installed for the Legion: Colonel las Ne z
major. Mr.. Sims; chaplain. Mr.: schu6srt; qua <
Kiemm: officer Of the day. W. E. Hiveiy; AZ
jutr mt. Mr. Callahan; color bearer: Mr.. Lite,
guard George Sheridan. Then came the artxfliarr
with the following: President. Mrs. Adah B. Mo {
Daniel; senior vice. Mrs. Emma Klinefetei.:
Hulsart: treasurer, Miss Anna r. Kiinefelte'f:
chaplain, Mrs. Victoria A. Dean: conductor
ltrt: assistant conductor, Mrs. Fannie Raymonoi;
assistant guard, Mrs. Rose Cunningham; col
bearer Mary Gottwald
AT The conclusion OF the installation eercmonie
Mrs. Mary KleHm. the outgoing president OF thre
auxiliary was presented with a beautiful golti
emblem of the order. following which refresh
ments were served and, general good time IN
dulsed In.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
knights and Ladie. of security.


Twentieth Century Council held an enthusiastic
ana Wen attended meeting last Friday evening,
Ts o ad aSy other hss
made interesting speeches for the good or the
Pride of the West members turned out In goody
numbers at the regular meeting "Wednesday even
ing the increased attendance being very graft
lying to the new president; T. w Malone and to
itiation. one transfer and two applications for
membership goes to the credit of the council this
given next Wednesday evening. reported all ar,
rangements completed. in excellent shape and
many elegant prizes obtained ..
Pride of St. Louis Council gave an open meet
ing and hop last Thursday evening. which proved
an enjoyable affair all present. representatives
frop, many councils being in attendance.
Security Council held an excellent meeting on
Jsuanry 1s. initiating two candidates. After reg
ulaT order of business the council organized as
G.. as Judge. Brother Archibald as sheriff. Brother
Reed as clerk and Brothers HENDERSON and San
vorce case Of Brown VS. Brown" which AFFORDED
the council much levty. Security will give its
annual euchre and hop on February 3.
ing Tuesday evening E j. Tarling and the Off
cial staff of Security Council being present and
ssxemplifying the secret work, much to the graft
promises good class for initiation at next reg
ular meeting.
Anchor Home Council. No s7s. held its third
candidates. making its membership over fifty.
and with This his Sfeers Conferred the Initiation in
Habefman. songs by Sisters Moiiie Murphy and
order by Brothers Gallison. Malone. snider and
others completed an evening of good feeling and
enjoyment.
Liberty Council held its regular meeting Thurs
day evening many visitors being present; mat
tiers Of vital interest for the future welfare Of the
address was given eaS' BY K. % O. Gould of Dewey
Council under good OF the order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
kn,xbt. ,na L.die. of Honor.

The sernisnnual returns from the lodges shows
the membership in Missouri to be considerably
over 900. and the month OF January VIII ado ado
month that Missouri had the h1n0r ., Or OF s leading
Initiated The report Of the supreme secrvt3y Tor
the month OF December shows thas u, u,s0o.0o OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Trihe AZ Hen Hur

Eureka Court had a large attendance ut its
last meeting. Addresses on the good OF tho
Sandky. Preparations are under way for q
euchre and hop. An important session viii bS
held on January o.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

for a grand progressive euchre and entertainmer
in the near future.
Branch Al gave a banquet at its hail on lar
Wednesday evening: Forty five couples sat dow
at the banquet table. which was laden with a 4
the choicest delicscies of the season. Addrssse
were made by the Reverend Father Valozzi an.
the Reverend Father Schlecter on the good show
ing this branch has made in the past year
Ttssts were responded to by John W Nordhaus
Fraternity; Ben F. Bunker, The c. h o,
A.: v. J. Schultz. Our Wives and Sweet
hearts" Theo. Jannermann. Our Old Mem
hers: William z. Mcguire. THE Future o.
Pranch 49," Dancing followed the speeches.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Cures
DRINK
CURED By
White Ribbon Remedy,

Can be given in Glass of Water, Tes
OF Coffee without Patients
Knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or destroy the
diseased appetite for alcoholic stimufants,
whether the patient is confirmed inebrtate "a
tppler." social drinker nr drunkard. Impossible
for any one to have an appetite for alcoholic
IndOrsed by Members Of ". G. +. q.
Mrs. Moore. superintendent of the Woman >
tested White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
drunkards. and the cures have been many. In
shesrfnlly s, Iecommend ID and indorse White Ribbon
find a practical and economical treatment 10 aid
IN our temperance work"
Mrs. West. president OF the woman's Christian
Temperance Union. states: 81 know Of 70 many
people redeemed from the curse OF drink by the
request you to give It a trial For sale By
druggists everywhere. or by mail. g. Trial pack
Townsend !for years secretary Of the womsn's .
Christian Tempsrsncs Unionl. rs fremont #,
Louis by. Judge Dolph. GIG Locust and Fourth
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Order of CoIumbian Kp,rbt.

a
Vim isaf 9 es
a reorganization OF the cop,mittee will be had
rapa TsGrts m from shs s
eommittee will pay fraternal visit to Plymouth
at ss in
Express Lshss was Visited by dsIegatisns from
at the last meeting appieaiens are ,9asss nsW
pending awaiting the , action Of the lodge. The
knecht as their representatives. on the Executive
rh 10 sI.s Hf
itiate the twenty-hve candidates they expect to
Of az at sss
visiting dna ss dessatons Ions from the city lodges
MONDAY syehnF e Five fer %saiSns
shin were received Brother G. G, Hansen was
signed new degree team has BEEN ' selected @ for for
the lodge and expect considerable work, as the
ber Of applications, BROTHER 19. L Knsss was APP
pS the BOND and
ct. Louis Lodge was well represented at the
s M at me the
bership we're received Es which Which. sixteen were
e confer the degrees on the PToPss.d sandiiates
pointed to renresent he lodge on ths E.eeutiSss
The s + SsSs made f rsss s .Se vsn by
ursr ns Brother +: i. Tesei: - ."e .lea'
@ lodges tic to Witness the initiation OF TWENTY-FIVE
sn e. Tss % By
degree team. who did credtable work. Promi-
as cheensm s odsss sere in as
nsr De- Of sss asr s. n
i.iatery ceremony rsfreshments were served and md
1as e snssss s
vocal ins sna eeson ne e nas by
Odd Fellows.
Schiller Rebekah Lodge installed the following
Mnnsbers Ree srand Ida Per secretarH
Marie Keiner. financial secretary: Louisa Kloeke.
Beliefontaine Lodge installed officers last Tues
day nsht @ Denutv Grand Master a;, Ell Louis % %Prsnge.
was a good attendance. Remarks Were made by
Messrs. Hayes. Kuhs, Garvey and the deputy.
Keystone Lodge installsd officers Wednesday
Mrs. G., 3. Parker OF Paragould, Ark. chaplain
caller ere at headSuarteTs the pact week She was
guest Of Past President Mrs. NJ E. Rea while in
Missouri. Lodge and the Veteran Association
attended the funeral of Thomas A. Hutchins. He
past grand in Missouri Lodge. and always
in the capacities OF captain and clerk.
TSesSay nisht lars. crowd witnessed the eer
emonies Had interesting talks S under % good of the
o' Alpha iodee had one application for member
ship initiated two. and had flys for ballot WIN
have INSTALLATION or Ofncefs t.iree canniuates
for Initiation next meeting. Monday night, jan
uary "a.
Golden Scepter had four candidates for the third
DEGREE and one petition for membership.
The Headquarters Association has arranged for
On entertainment at Concordia Turner Hall on
Thursday evening. February 81:
yery pleasant social was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs McDousal on January H. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. Addie
Carr Miss Fila NJ GRADY. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Douga1, Mr.. Dorsey. Mrs. Gal!ingwater and 9TH
Oak Hill Lodge had a good meeting; thirty-hve
members being present One appiicauon vas re-
cefyed one caud,date was initiated end two given
the first degree. Next meeting the 1n,tiatory de-
gree will be conferred. A euchre VIII he given
after lodge closes
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
U,,xcr,.1 Friend. Of America.

THIS order started in the new year with . vim.
J. A. Mcmillan says that the order win be
among the first II not the first to file its annual
REPORTS The order shows good standing for last
year. a small increase Of membership and large
decrease in risks.
Jefferson Council. No. 8, had . large attend
ance at its last meeting; elected and installed
officers the same evening Representatives trom
all the other councils attended and all supreme
officers present to assist at installation
George Washington Council. No. l. on Wednes-
day had a gala time. The installation Of officers
v as followed by q lunch and music. All supreme
officers were In attendance, but one or two A
very ENJOYABLE evening was sEent by all
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
Legion af Hnno.

genuine old-fashoned love feast characterized
the meeting of Compton Hill Council on Saturday
evening last upon the occasion of it's Installation
of officers. The formal induction to office Of its
newly elected contingency for 1902 was solem-
assisted by Acting Supreme Guide ]. C. Cfutt-
well. At the close of the regular business OF the
meeting adjourned session was convened in
the banquet hall
At the meeting of Alpha Council on Tuesday
evening in Doric Hall the new officers for 1902
were installed by Past Supreme Chancellor Thom-
and Deputy Supreme Guide barnard in Broth:
then adjourned to the banquet hall.
ST. Louis Council met in regular session on
Monday evening. at which time the officers for
1902 were installed by Past Supreme Chancellor
Frank Gaiennie and Deputy Supreme Guide j. p
Burdeau. Three applications for membership
were filed. After the regular business had been
transacted Refreshments were served.
Past Supreme Chancellor Thomas assisted by
Deputy Supreme Guide Barnard. installed the of
ficers Of Buens Vista Council on Friday evening
The Supreme Council will hold its annual meet
ing tomorrow tMonday) at p. m. in Elks' Hall.
Holland building.
The officers OF the following councils will be
installed during this week: Thursday. Franklin
Council installed by r; N. Estes and W. H.
Hoffmester. Friday. Carondelet Council. in
stalled by supreme chancellor and supreme guide
for 1902: Saturday. Empire Council. installed by
si,D-eme chancellor and supreme guide for 1902.