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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05

Lurking on Street Corners

and in the cars are vagabond currents
of air whose cold touch set the iends
of neuralgia and rheumatism at tneil
work of torment. Modern magic in the
form of Perry Davis P~ainkiller. con
quers the imps and restores peace Of
mind with comfort of body. You will
save yourself many a day of misery
by keeping this good old remedy in the
house. There is but one Painkiller
Perry Davis.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05
Chronic Diarrhoea.

Mr.. C.. B. Wingfield, of Fair Play,
Mo-, who suffered from chronic dysen-
terry for thirty-five years, says Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy did him more good than any
other medicine he had ever used. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05

The Bonito district is said to be one
of the richest mining sections of New
Mexico. Adjacent to the claims that
have been opened up recently are
those of three district parties OF CAPT
talists. They hail from the principal
towns of Missouri, Iowa and Chicago,
Ill.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05
THE ALBUQUERQUE DAILY CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. 1902

Wall streets business has dwindled
down to hard times volume, but re.
tains its good times irmness. The fail
uro of the great floods, the shipments
of gold, the crop stories and other un.
favorable news to produce any bad eff
feet on the market is something re.
markablc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05
ALBUQUERQUE G. JEMEZ SPRINGS
STAGE,

Leaves from Trimble's stables every
Tuesday and Saturday at 5 o'clock
a. m. Only line with a change of stock
en- route through in a day. Bath house
open all the year. Fine winter resort.
Tickets for sale by w. l.. Irimble &
Co., Albuquerque. j. B. BLOCK, Prop.
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The quarterly statement OF the terri
torial treasurer. for the first quarter
of the ffty-third fiscal year, commenc'
ing November 80, 1901, and ending
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Deming offers the same opportuni-
ties now that the most prosperous
cities in the west offered several years
Ago..
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-05

In Deming another good hotel is
needed to accommodate the enormous
increase of population.
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Copies of this paper may be found
on file at Washington in the Office Of
our apecial correspondent, e. G. Sig
gers, 9lS F street, N. w, Washington,
d. G.
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Albuquerque Daily Giti5sp

Associated Press afternoon dispatches
Largest City and County Circulation
The Largest New Mexico Circulation
Largest Northern Arizona Circulation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

Clan ,auib,iE. NJ. !. ~iH meet n Tuesday
- -f.Iug, Do lutr'f >. al IL hal. .v!n.r .IraTi
and Ea~Lou avenues. and j.:i-:,j uH!y routine
business, after which tn" election Of officers for
the ensuing var VIII take plIc".
III" annual t:u:H~ ""!ehIatlun On January % at
Commute. ! taking definite shapt- Talent tor
IL occasion las been Engaged, and tn. prospects
.tg= t..at tn c-.elI4tiuu Viii cHitpS- all previous
Efforts # H." clans in tnIs city.
El'ry sr~ra9G'TcIt frr fh. ru"his At The hall.
conner o. Grand and f-lsjpn avenues. IN Tuss-
l,T.zrS for The successful Contestants. which tar
,"mmitte- says at bpth useful ana ornamental.
have been procured. and everything points T. an
enjoyable uitre On tiat evening.
To the ru>t-r "f clans Two new names We're
added during the last week Th- first claa vas
list of thirtv-th-ee: the uther clan at WalthaIl,
Macs. wiki an "Iuai number o: CHARTER s!gacrs.
Eatl. cans start on; NTH bright prospects. and
with a good field to work in. and the ildi ATOMS
are that - long III paint Of membership thes-
tWn Cans VIII be among the leaders in the
order.
\ meeting ~ Clan Douglas. No. :. was 'sciI in
tine hail. Grand ana r.astyp avenues. with CHEZ
,rggieS Mack, uZir III m" chair. one C~an'iiatc
Was initiated into the mysteries Of the order IN
4 Ioiy impressive manner. after which the cleo
tiUn Of officers Cor the ensuing year was held.
Chief Mackenzie was una. iousiy reelected to
the office OF CHIEF. but in a -ery feeling manner
declined the honor. ard pledged his hearty sup
TrTt 70 the elan in ali its undertakings IN the
future. The following were then elected: CHIEF,
charles stewart: tanist, +. 6. Gum: chaplain.
VIM. Young: secretary. George Bruce; financial
secretary. William Hamilton: senior hencIr!an.
Isaac Kelly: junior henchnlan.. A. Lawson: sem
mel. .IaneG scott: physician. Doctor Gibson:
miner. Alex Robertson,
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which was hid 4, til last melting, The .Isc-
t.aH K %5tss i ta X tra r. 90: Ssrah f E tir pen :
vice protector. Amt Crcs--n. secretary. E1wart
lain, Lizzie Ryan. Il was sl5a announced that
the lodge would Civ" 4 cumllirnsutary bali at
saturday "I.utag. Lr.cember L. Invitations have
len eAfeUte,t 10 the E."m!'rs .; large. 49,.
Jurisdiction. has l-aelysI .apelica,ions Tor the
last nv. meetings IN lunches 4 tv,nti-s. and
has hson initiating an .dullly lar-- n'irnber q
candidates. c.- "nt 'r.iy L" th- Efficient corps u
Tinaf5s w" ii.f IA iSt. It" tn 3 Tl,5rf q iri;Iattng the
largest number q: san.i!at"s II any i,,ise IN tn
was neId 81 tn las; meeting. and, resulted IN the
unanimous rs-s!"c;,.:1 -: The t.ii.Wins ines;
raw: yir- protector. Auul iahr: secretary. Uni
.-;a s,sf.r, nson: francla! secretary. Henry You-
faii.w,! thu clos II the meeting ANA an IN
ErterIEise I"d.,.> last "s"tins vas !ars1.E
Arrangement CanmiJt"s hai provided an enter
t.iniuert AMI 4 hard times tIriy f"r III" anus
uieu4 costume WEI" awarded :" Miss Bell" Coffee
a an II NM, = m ngITn' Man, NAN o,htr cos,'iiRSs wsr@
worthy "f mention, among them being those worn
Ty<on. AMI fiathc-s Ge"rr. Herr-ck. William
k.mzley. penute Ryan and Iharies ,i-rrecR.
ne ~ rDse:ifrgs ,ia iqrs,Iv attended in the Windy
Civ. ara limitations took place at each meeting
ieT"rson IT, had the largest meeting on rec
ord last W,,irrs;ay evening. Fourteen aTplcl-
ricus warc rad. anil eight candidates wee mi
riate,I. After the reelection al tn" lr+a- OIL
r-rs. a I"fast was served in homo. Of tile Grand
IN arIrsirg feature e t@a evening wss the
serving g; sawt;Est ease. baked /" Ms lula
S-vftTta ana .i- -. r.Vrrr ak, l1."i 10y
N:ie< LINDA I,i.kn.arn. the = .ert caN" bakers ~
tn ln.l-.. ~ TIL inclusion ii IN. r.T1st the
IIlg. Ur.sje;iu was called into s-,vi,. t. pre-
s.ril. tr Sisters Foster. Wagner AMI Ntwhcus".
whp had sampled SOM IT ~. bakers ar The
reSt LAY tn. -. rf-4rE constituted himself a sick
Of r-a ant visited th- sisters.
Ni.fpTi. fs.iZ- aI.sf tNp members t. the roS-
70 ,r1 r...fv.1 -uf trI'sp1. ions n it, last
meeting. Til Ar;,u--ln-rt t'-7tni'tte arn,uirc''i
that I.mr's PAX HAL had hr"n secured FOL -"
rnasru. r.tI- ball. which Will b." given ty tE~
;r.-E.. saturday evening. TIr"'riaT -
Svlvau Lodges members EId It lively tine at
tr.jr last :lr-.jHg- 'anI.Ir-"s We initiate!
J-l 4pplis.t:uUS W'~- received. Tn -'-Cf!9n ~
Officers was ai-a held ard no oil Oh --rs w"r-
unanimously elect. /. WITH Aut w. f"w "N""2-
tf,rS. Th- usual nrrtEl- entertainment f'-
howell At Size 81 see IF ~" melting. and thu rem
d:;.or cf q must" programme" was Will received
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Iyanh," Council assisted by Ru,ra Vista 'onn-
.,C.rs and members Of tne supreme tiaun"tl =
Friday ,verinc. Interesting talks "" e ma,ir ~
m ~ yti~ V 81, estaa"issiic. ( .eu"s .ns coi-
test Va. one = n" sratg;o- Il tn "L'n.,t:.
aigg til" .trst priz-. a handsome hat The se;,3..'
son II ~lvanago. and Past. supreme chancellor
Frank Gaai.naIc Won th. third Tr IL. a ,oh IiU'.
M'n,iny -v.ning last. and elected tn" folInwins
officers t. s~rTr during 1876; Chancellor. John !.
cp-d~r. Gus Il. Nisc.rwntz: financial zee rt'r. J.
} Faith: treasurer. Itob.rL Z,.gisr; chanIa.:.
sytr. Thirst, Hanhnre.r: z~en:tTn:ii. Lq.hcr
and TIcaarI Fech;: MEDICAL cx,niia,r. Door
Philip Schuck: reprsSs ntativ"~-Juliu +. Mu"i-
Ter. |; 7. Hamper. EoEs:t ZieeL r. t 'ustGve He,,z
stalled n open session On NJ inlay evening. Ian
ExcSisior G@an:i! ut N Tturs4aE .L"9jnT. n
itia,.l s.LeIa! canii.titeS: AM I'D tn. i',-
lr 4 f. C~gssrore: vice chancellor. +. W. Coon:
irrassur-r ''T IL j. nanah,e. Gha9lsin.' = j.
kronsh; guide. J y Carroll: oye:ssrr = v
b"naho,. II, +. Rodg.s~. { KtIisrrt: moi
ical "Na'ntn"r; L. e Hsr'n"T-".a,r: ;r",:-in,a-
i. L?ut=. Council Will me-, ,o-mor.w even
l-2. Prior - the election quite a c.ass ~ can
Alpha cauncil viii hoii lis regular meeting IN
Tuesday evening: at which. time The officers AMI
compton Hi Council will hold its election 81
officers and representatives n Satur 'av evening.
DecemHsr Is. Excellent Sand;dat.s hsE" hsHn
nominated. and no doubt thev viii h- elected
At the next meeting Of HID PAX Council.
Friday. Dee, mb.r l.. the election Z ofi "rs u
serve during the wear 1913 Will b.. held TIE N-t
9: nominations comprise all the workers in the
council. II Is hoped that all member - Of the
council will be present withou; fail On that
night. as it is the most important meeting II
the year.
The following councils viii meet this week ard
elect officers ard representatives. for 1888: Mon
day. -. Louis ard L1fa,ette. -Tu"siav. ,Alp''t:
Wednesday. Irving: Thur tav. Frfrkl n: FRIDAY.
EArurG5let. HYDE Park. Unity. stella. iIIDhoe.
f1uena Vista: saturday. Compton All. Empire
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

The central organ;zasion # the knights and
ta i i n.S~s,a Ia q ArrF5E Home Council r.
ce.ai-G ~. Garfield council December II. and
rriGe Of TIL nest transacted routine business
and fegTlyed tw9 ne% apInsa,i9ns ;T rae,nneTi
,n= syenfrg with Wit and rTatory. Notable among
NM h2+ si~ S@'iitaM Mt rrt tlsafa*[ # Il n'n ann :? s,1 ftat.
and sister Lillian \. Fern Of Anchor. Doctor
STATE, -N-mpHi.~4 tue Kansas fraternity and
Secutit: Council held a banner meeting Mon
day, ev.nins. HI: Iiawtns eaId tr-ns a n"ck
~ i2F E - r. - p'sH'f ,,- , d fr ri Mit,n
Ilutu.r TaIEng. attorney FOR Defendant. Brot1-
brother Rel. cle-k, were good in their paris.
III" Jury 's!lins t. aEr"r, 4. motion X a Iew
,n.rnpsrs wee initiated. and ;wo applications re
sliI An open meeting will he h~ld next Monday
nlgnt. at which time Ii. press representatives
Harmony councils meetings w"r. enthusiastic
Throughout. demonstrating tn" success OF br-f
ZiiyT'ir t.r,ci7a. H. iasslb:;iri.. Of tila fTatsr.
b-ssuU Il security council. folding about MIN
low" %y '"'T Anch. 70 Cs;.nscii ~xtsnied t. III Harnony a
vi" Of thanks fus nor very splendid, SHOWING
,ac.puan. a:I Promised - come N a b~ny 70
pecgn" better a'FraiEted with 80 noble a band
Parh Ay"nur CoenciI reports ali arrangements
at fhoenIN nan. c"T1ar If cas- ana Jefferson
avenues. December i. - i hrn"ht for one "c is
IL, :" iL4b' ~ II d'hNF -N.siS tAGT S'ft ''14".
anu il - confidently "Np""t.i that Il great crowd
Will hr the-e. a. Pack Av"Uu. always does we'll
what il attempts. ami in this instance the object
IS a uarucUla:i ~ worthy one.
Anrnor council had - r-r cent of its member
ship present at it, regular meeting. and "a
c"iN"d three applications 10. membership. IT,"
membership, j. growing tn. remaining days tJ-
work II the matter If III" retention II the city
PIE banner. with Il far showing for success.
TIL, cYmfritt@' reported $Nh.%' cleared at the
masked reception.
I.apit" the Indictment: w"FtN"r. Mckinney scored
"a ~Irc,.S at it. .I.hi. fin. i4riTeS w.r" elegant.
r-r.rially the Fat, nlTg "ork dplat d b Mrs.
NJ. T E.HIh.n. Tn. next i-gu!ar meeting u
.h- council VIE be- held December II. at which
ian" lrr cont Organization VII, i- entertained
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ROYAL

Grand Regent J.. II. Eaan ami the grand off
and viii he accomranjad by Missouri Council.
T4 T5e MI flrl be the ,s @aiy 9ft,tf b.2 rIs il Of aos tn g., ~ ssi.,-
ing At Rrsitling's On Saturday evening. The
good. AMI results We're rachel that viii favor
abby affect the Dec-mn"r work Of thu .cuun-
At th- last meeting Regent + :. W"scJ;t had
and initiating fv- raniidatss. Il wa agrangeI
rR~e -,inseS As is aiwnys th- c as'S at i T. In. n o..
tor John II; Edwards had Il most pleasing pro
Poplar ElnT Council mad an interesting session
with Regent 6eorg" II laRnsil in th- .hair
M!il-- II Ch-yaiier Council was n visitor. ami
made an Instructive address. and greatly assisted
Victoria Council! had two applications and one
hair. after which i, was en;"rtainei with song-
by e r Miprsrn: piano dn+t by A Il Kama
Ho"ner. and an interesting address by \. +.
MarHn"tte Council had one application and on
initiation; EeEent , NJ shcstal rrestdinE Duty /.
Mas S,ssI. se ~ ! na5u taf' " i'i = w ~: Si,i d" ''iF'sS was
: y Has asn Rs Z W " 5 j G1qs Z, PE~s ygl'fi~.. p s,i
wss Of great Interest, Preparations were con-
Missouri council l,a; on. application anil one
initiation. with Regent r. j tiivnan in The char
Drake and others IF ,he old guard a'iissssei tn
iy William sc~hwer1tnann. !. Z. ITesse and OH
a0GFG II 'bA.'.l '''lN' u y lux lTbI1 NJ
its officers EJECT that thing. should hum lGnis-
:hsiT Administering, Ten thousand hy MAY !
toward contributing them.
south End Council had a PHEASANT meeting.
with Regent John +. Gssk!li presiding. IL made
an inspiring address.
The elections in the councils resulted as fol
'ows:
L.aclede Cnuncil-Representative. Peter Devine:
alternate. John H. HUBBARD: regent. Pete. De
vine: vice regent. TEeo. l.. Keaatv: orator. l.. J.
Rosclin: past regent. John II. Hubbard: secre-
tary. Ben Weid!e: collector. George +. Dimitry:
treasurer. BENJAMIN F. Sayior: chaplain. George
X. Walker: guide, otiS A. Rush; warden. r, G..
Overlook: sentry. G. H Rorlba"h. .Jr.: t-IIste"s.
!. j. Murray II, II. Puttroff. F. Beyer: crgan-
Mentor CsunctL-Renresentatiye. w. /. CIucas:
Alternate. Edward M~sstemacher: regent. w. l..
lucas: vice regent. J. g. Jones: orator. 4. r.
veriicr: past regent, Edw. Mestemacher; secrs-
tary. II. l. kreutzer. Jr.. collector Louis Appel:
treasurer E. Boulanger: chaplain. William !.
Mcdonald; guide. John j. kIos: warden. a. J.
Fitzpa trick: sentry. J w. Steinherg: trustees.
". w. Stewart; Frank Barber. Albert Woehrie.
Charles Fl. kach.
Carr Lane Councii-Representa:ivcs. Doctor FL
ward F. Brady: Horace D: Barnes. Charles ".
H. simon. D. B. Mcconnell: regent. Doctor E.
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NOman's Relief Corps.

The department p%resid"n- Mrs. iiUil-n Z. l'aE.
has returned nom her tour II inspection. aud +
now enjoying her own ECIGr Surroundings. E.
-rv corps shh inspected t:-at"i her ruyaIIy. AND
SI;- was IN" The recipient uf many valuable gut
When ,assi-r through Kansas city. after her
y!sit To 81. LUIS. she Uas taptGr.! al tn -
tio, ly It Delegation headed 10y rh- .:-pa gni, nj
secretary. Mir Alma Day ,whp Is si~p ii past
department f.:es:G-rD and taK"l 10 ;i- resi-
,.-nc- Of Mrs. It"idi.r at Erel-wooI. wtI"!- i
uinucr WAS III readiness
Al -. Joseph = reception was given To sir
pHv at the residence Il Mrs. Frances Arnold,
past department president. Mrs. Agn.S l.. Rus
sell ant Past department Secretary Mrs Hattie
Beach wrr" present. with many more 'n.Tni-rs-
In Cdrthtc- Mrs. Day. under III" auspices -
Stanton Pos and 'n1Ts. delivered II lecture On
"PatriDtlsin. thu Remote 4 tn. stability # orr
Government " THIS was listened 20 with 'I-"p
Interest a'ut receive ID alHp!aus" from The lhFS"
:Uai"n.. ,r"Ssui.
Past Department President MIS-. 'aIr:. 4
Sparklin on last Thursday fnsf"ci-l IT, F.trr.t
Eut-TEpma- corps. M II. in kan~a~ NY. So
received i valuable melu-ntu ~ H.. Visit o. -"
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" pr,,I,- ,I.. ;,a.rt Frank " HINT. orator
l. i" II. r, t tmf ,a-. ta,' ;'iTa n,, tn. , ; -.
Et'ttaia, In Yn, 5., -. j., ILL.,; Ml''tin ~
Pc. knn'z. nnsJr-,. I"mn g, !>';t.ntnn, So
I"'' ri..i''h' ''''" u" "'"''T' "iS'"'S'' MUTT
Mount - n"itWNe III y iIal' ,''";iS, a.
.~ 1,.,uj. J. =. h.Ilngsm.rJn. GRAFT. s.~,rse
m Ir1n' & Fraaa-i,: objection ,;,gser n.
i''5'~,G ,l I'm r,m ~. ! ! ha1n,,- w. IH'i.@i": y
I tt,l.- r. f:i,hat'l.In. sentGy. L"i.lI :. srnnIre:
III. T. 80 = , il y I.,rr. ,''"' ~
Ni ,'-t.I.tr '1t.nrt. I.iirs,u,a,.,~ plury l..
!,asi.. atir'tS,'. l. 'I"aiiN: i.E"nt, \ n
tiS,fi. ,,,, rrp.Tr y J.. jayt. s.i,,tar% /
4 ,atf''ir' NJ 5%;., ,,6iH,n ~" '., a. tr;'; Mn,a Tin,
, Smith, syat-,. v = johnson. trustees, l. u
!'or;.i l. @. Gs,~l, . . f'r,n.s T. }. ';."IH-
! ham. - " sis si.l mann n ,t, - .,a'nt H.
Irrk; 4, -, al a.. r. Il . II II. !.l5 jir. LyhF" ".lg.s-d =
~ ,;oi.ii. ,r,asur,r. \. ii. cod. chaplain,
;. h.tii2' l.n,i S"'' f. \. s.r, Ni.,i sFn- " arc +. u
Ia..n"; ". !. At.'."-'t ". II Adams. "'E"'''s''
r - ~ ,.,-.r r.ur.s.rr..f,.. r,..,.t n.
:~t."iti! a.tetE"ir. Lax = M.;,"r1"' t.Hy.'' 80.
u. H,iIl" - .E'"' fas' l-. ~, .hy. ' J..
- tiri";': >~'r"t; 5..,i,t VI. - .1riIirh; 30
Ut tut: ,s "ar'ia - !, !, S%a"'..tz. rG!ir. E!liwarl j..
Mtu"r: -'u;I1. J".'. :; hs!'Ati trustee. ''>'iH
Nj i:utnr- "iEhuiSt. - ". t'ni.E r,,,..
tr;'st tftEh -!H'li KIP ~'ttt'ih=T .'ti.'r7
. lsT>h",vnSh. 1y.h = Ihi.'i-,n. 'iI'"niI'It'
S!"N. 't'll.Ilr. J"hh W I'll, i'E'ht June ~
R"sb.ruu@h. v!cH r~s.nt. N.e9TEe NJ. Mos; IRA
~ tiohett l.. Siryng"t. AZ ! Sfmt, A'T N,,I.I t., u
ihi.". SECRETARY. NLil"U y i'Ia>I"i 'i'ir, ~.
'ir":C" Fl. Whitman: iFta~u!'i Emil ila'h-hE.s,
.haD.Lin. ,har."S IL h".iirK" EH;d,: D,;,'"t
Iia't W. ~'TShaw "asirn. hfWa'i :. my
sentry. IohH T. iaillnsS'on. n. T., Ma,trr ";
Eritt. Trustees. HEINZ \ NEl"k"LtEtlin: 'ttE.rS
= Walton. Henry \ Lang "isahiSf' james T.
F.vi"n. n... - r.ss.-..
airrruat". i. hIntnn; regent. !. r Siam
vice. T"E"a'. !. T.. Iutht: orator, j. u f'iSS-It'
Ia-; reg. n. \ u Pviiaid: secretary. Jvhl W
kr"h!.g. ynllertGr. u SrEtiiri treasurer, l." r.
lirhtn: chaplain. + h'nf"n. Eu!I'- u II
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lv The larse number Of the friends of the menu
b-rs.
'houtsau Lodge will meet next Tuesday even
ing Candidates will b. initiated and the cleo
tI0u - officers will take place. The Bylaw
Committee viii submit its report.
OAK LJlg- had q well-attenied meeting last
Monday evening Candidates Were initiated and
applications received. Deputy Grand Protector
M0iiie keane and Doctor Robert Z. Owen made
enthusiastic addresses. encouraging the mem
herS t. yGr forth greater effort for the success
" the class Initiation. December 20. and to have
the lodge r-r'Ts<. rted with candidates.
North star Lodge met last Thursday evening.
The election Of officers was held and the Neter-
an secretary. Charles T. Dumont. who was a5-
sent on account OF sickness. was unanimously
reelected.
Sunset Lodge will meet next Tuesday evening.
T.'- INITIATION OF candidates ara the election of
officers will be the principal business transacted.
Protector Captain Edward Murphy says that thu
lodge, xii; show a decided Increase in member
snip by the end Of this term.
Anna Lodge held an enthusiastic meeting last
THURSDAY evening. Deputy Grand Protector An
n- VI. Kelly submitted four applications for Re-
lief Fund membership. Two candidates were con-
Quoted into tn. mysteries of the degree. Ar
rans-nents were perfected for a masquerade bali
which vi. h. given in the near future. An en-
tertainment Was given at the close Of the meet
ing. and refreshments We're served By the ladies'
Of the lodge.
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The las week was Il hTs= On" IN fsoyal League
circles. tr' tE-r Charles r. Piper cam" from
chicago. Wednesday night ~" Advisory '1InC |
gave I euchr- exclusively !nr th- members il
-. Louis Although pia wing was MT begun until
$50. 10y : p III. hntn halls in Anchor Hal! Wy"
flied To th-ir utmost capacity. and S@IeTal run
drsd members ami their wives were compelled u
return home
The supreme Scribe maze 4 short address an
c"rIpilmcE.a,I n" members upon III" grant OK
gauizati4n in this city. Aftsr TIL cuChre dancing
VS. INDUCED in until 4 lat" hour.
ThUrsGag night IN" stlIr.m" scribe and the
= hons and srrtbeS visited Missouri Wabash and
talked over tn" situation Of III" campaign, for
-he cgr!'n- ,ear. Among those III Hs"n; wcE" W
+ Newman. Advisory Ar"hon VIII Il. Wei.5er-
y. y. Y-'nr. ! J. Franklin. X. +. Sc!lc"nt"!3,
Four aTpli.atior.s ws:e received an: seven can
diiaf.s w=r- initiated.
hamilton council had n large attendant at
ths Ias: MEETING The following officers weF'
elected: Go re ". Smith. arch"n: Lewis J"E-
den. warden: !. J. DyeThsck. second aI"G'n.
t;sorC" !. smith. sentry: II. Wan ri. orator:
". g Lin'lss y. representative to -AdviE3ry ,9un-
ell. " e. Lnsay. pas: orator: =. l.. PiumT,tgs.
scribe: \. L Iryinrhaus. alternate: +; : FISH
collector. =. II Dukes. treasurer. j. VI II.
Jane. rrelate. {. !. Mansfield. scribe.
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! t" h., rf~!I- fgr The n",nth If NavtmhTr. ="
Wrr-riit. Missouri leading all "ther jurisdictions
This stat- having hell tre frs- mace for -hrs"
c.fs~cutiI" months. tn Indications ar that it
| ,aricue !o,'r.S nr- rutt!rg forth all tH"lr ~. rTE
+" mai. tn ,iaSs in'tiriio,I1 whi.h viii lie h"i!
| streets. $ntrrd1y .v-ninr- !rrsmieG ~. tn lAlS-
rt ay.r .e'i in this Jurisdiction.
! Til. meeting Il the rTo;"crira A=snci&tio9.
! which was lid Al tho haI - Eva Lodge lasj
THURSDAY i. s was ~.t 4t,t" I'm w,h rt,I ,.tl,
lodges. The ~snitlul" FOR the clas- Initiation q.
.1idi1 y .iefE. TI'k.,s 'I We dis So. -S,.f.r -" fur tn,
sfra5r. ana were eagerly sought. JUDGING IRON.
| ~. rr.mis-- r"""ivei from thu representatives. II
! slows rnat 'ler" j. n" abat.ment il -" q
c,o<.-r month II the Silver Iubi!ee Year n me-
It Was al.o ds,il-! t" give an entertainments
! III ri. E ,d. IN cor1mit,ls~ W. a,,p,,1;ai' Nth It in
.'.n.,"ns 10 gro,i; de q nr"cramme- Sister. No
ar.I I:rarhcr. |, rio- ,h.,Ies II. WsIrsLsra. An
-. En1z and Csp,q,ip Eiwsri Murrhy,
l.s- M"riay "vonin:. at which = '"-g- n1r,bar
! f,om1 ~ .rs'er iclees. Tire anrricat,aa wer- Cad
vsr" conducted through the myst"ries @: the Do
I'll III - n1 Nd m r. aaEis at 70; r PROT .by -i as.?G'a %ts.3
: - tho erand Lodge officers to Monogram L1iCa
AMI Frankiil avenue. to-morrrw "vening- tn
! Entertainment Committee If the lodge has ar
Eva Lr'ge had one Of me LARGEST ATTENDED
! meetings lost Thursday evening since tFR ins:j-
tuition 81 the lodge. Some twartv wears ago.
~. cccasinn being the 0ffriaI visit % the gran
lodge officers. accompanied by the Protective A.
ore aaolieatinr for selier fund rremher=h,p xas
we,s delivered by Grand. Protector Join L
! G-Eeefa. grand secretary: Grand Traasurrr So-si
/: Coon and Grad Officers ludwig Narz. Do
I tor Cr,rles II WersheTE Sarah Grimes. 81
ward 7. NrlrDhv and !. ID. McCartv.
/ Representative were present from she fnlinwin"
1o,I.re: Cote Pr'liiante. Triumphant. Marta
,,-..If--.., r-ptgu S-i,-a- Sr...-r S-C~.., G.ar
Oak. Ada. Germania. Marucils. Stay Tel. LII.
Columbia and many other lodges At the con-
clusicp Of this successful meeting a rerast was
> Ne9noi,a Ledge initiated nne candidate, re-
| ceired two applications. prior to the euchre party,