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sEcRET SOCIETIES.

4 = slsIr,l1. TWENTIETH Centu.
2&1ErSSze<.ST ry Lodge No. so. l..
1SIf<sskSZyE d. q. F.. regular
meeting tonight az
fHW Ny 80 Red Mems ball,
|{Z'eaNS 49, gO5la Main street. T..
1f7StU.'ANNN S. Erosch. correspond.
NC secretary.
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LADY, Speaking English aud German, wants
sowing or work la store. Address 2U2o
Stute street. 10
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tIToRNEYs' DIRECTORY

y Law DER BARTTLINGIli5-7 AT1orney
toinmiss ,Nolsry public and aiited states
ilue. U snseer Office 1902 Congress ave.
I----------Il ltAAs. l-.U
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.rs-No matter how damaged. renov. T.
al mail orders solicited. houston II I
". 30 Congress. u
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INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED x
issued by reliable old line companies. Or
binary life, endowment. tontine, SENT
tontine, and distribution policies with SUI
deient payments made to give them value.
Address w. IL. Patterson, Trust Bldg,
Dnllas Texas. II
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$50 BROKE MULES tor sale, all fresh ages
and Weighing from $50 TO 1900 pounds:
cheap Ia car lots to dealers Cooke q
simmons, Fort Worth, Texas. Il
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NOTICE The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Gulf, Western
Teas and Pacific Railway Company viii
be held at the public office Of such cor
porDtiou Ia the city Of Victoria Texas. on
Monday, the Goth day OF january. 1905
NJ 2:3O O'Clock p. IN. Tho regular annual
meeting of The board uf directors Of said
corporation viii hr held At same time and
place aud immcdiate" upon the adjourn
imcnt Of the Stockholders meeting This
one notice shall answer the purpose "
both meetings. BY order Of the board ot
directors. n. NJ Smith, Secretary, Gulf
pany. ~
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TWO RR1ND INV 6ve-room cottages,
lIutrhins aud Iceland IN car tine Ap-
ply l2lG Jackson
FURNISHED ROOM Tor gentleman 1903
Stcrctt street, cioSe rs southern PACING
suoDg. 10
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FOR SALE To close an -estato, will sell
large two-story house, with large
grounds, corner, Ia Third ward, room for
more houses. Parties wanting bargain
viii do well 10 call and look Mt this
property. II must be sold at once. n.
l.. Mills, PIC Main street. II
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SITUATION WANTED by 4 coiored girl I
do house work or nurse, Apply AZ 81
Robin street
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gga1ney for First
'"ai BANK of Houston
irSSy, -: lygSsa Congress Avenue
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WRIST Rags, pocketbooks, pass cases.
lap desks. for Christmas, at pastorIza $
Stationery store. IT
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newspaper plant In prosperous and grow.
lpS town; do not write unless You have
the cNSh aud iacan business. practical
printer Preferred. Address 1imts, lUl-
KUN, TEXAS. 10
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GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR sale. n feet long
~: beam, horse power Sntz engine,
speed eight miles; can he seen running
auy time first check for ST, takes her;
don't write unless you mean business
Eagle MHcrinc Works, c. Main, Beau
mont, Texas. Is
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FOR RENT
AVE S2i. 80: SIN -nooM COTTAGE, sos
JEFFERSON AVE, SO: SEVEN ROOM
rWO-SrORY. ST. CHARLES AND
PRAIRIE s35; ElGuY-ROOM TWO
STORY, SAN JAClNhp AND IEtFER'
son. So: TES ROUSI- rMO-SrOItY,
MAlN And LAMAR, $50. BlNH y
SE1TEGAST. x
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.
n F--Ti>;.---------. CRoCkETF, TEXAS.
fntrnl cey,Hy.nssend, Attorney at Law ana
rt COUNT Ns.ln AGENT. President Ange.
Nauonal Bank, Lutkln, Texas.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAYED.

I0ST- AhTut noon Sundny, gold br, och
with two rough pearls and lored flower !,
reward Return to c1sh'tr TINS OFFICE
TOSir-Sword scarf pin With diamo.d-stnd-
tullInc TO cashier this Office 10
lost Down town, n walnut gavel. Reward
for its return TO william Christian, @Sg2
Main.
FTECTRIC LIGHTS and heated carriages;
" iison's IInck line; phones l2OO. y
HACK horse about q years old, 10 hands
hirh; left hind foot white; no brand
rather henyy set; saddle marx On npch
Montgomery road, two mics ont.
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PROFESSIONAL.

III VSVHEfL. room 83 Moore Burnett
building. Diseases OF women and obstet-
rics, diseases OF the rfotum l-22 o.
s. o. COTTON & BRO, IRE, tornado and
accident insurance agents. 1907 Franklin
nvonue II
BEST TEETH, $500 per set; gas or air
administered Diamond Dental Company
GO2h Main street. u
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ALL felt sosds at cost at Dc MsHtts.
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HOUSTON.

WANT 70 BUY-Any part OF twenty-five
shares South Texas National Bank stock
at Sl6J. or Merchants Nationul Bank
stock at SIPS per shagc. Address 6Oi
this office IL
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LADY experienced In tailoring wants work
with some drcssmaker or tailor. Address
Lady 1870 Houston avenue. 10
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4 WHITE hoy. "a years old, living with
his parents, wants position In drug
store, whore there is an opportunity 10
learn the trade: can give good references
Address G71S, ms office :
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A COLORED GIRL desires position as
nurse In family ot good peoplP; prrfci go
ing home at night Apply 1908 Commerce
street. Ring 1863 new phOne. o
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NOTICE Is hereby given Of the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of The Hous-
ton Printing company. to he held at thu
office Of The houston Post Ht p, m.
Monday, january 10, 1903 for the pur-
pose II elccting n bonrd of directors for
the ensuing year, and FOR the transaction
OF such other business ms may come be-
fore H. r. NJ. Johnston, President
AttcHt. A e.. Clarkson. SccretRry I'D
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MEXICAN VEGETABLES are the
agents for th,se good, receiving two
cars per week, sucn as Tomatoes, beans,
obra, egg plants, swuct D ppcr c. L..
Taft, san Antonio, Texas. 2-j-W}
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81 TCZEMA--Sour Lake tar and Sour
Ia mud at LeWyn ~ AndersoD's. IL
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FOR SALE AND ENCTT4NGE In Sublime.
Lavaca county Texas, good two-storS
residence. store house. stock Of general
merchandise, half Interest IN Grst class
steam cotton GIN and 300 acres improved
farm and ranch laud. Address Y. o. Box
10. Snhlme. TeNna III
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ut,NuV AGhES OF lhnu III la SdilG COUNTY,
Texas, az 81 an acre. W. II. Graham 4
Co. Cnero. Texas. u
RANCH or 100000 acres, well watered and
Improved, and large proportion good farm
Ing land, at $500 per .acry; terms.
$50 acres OF smooth black prairie land,
except dive acres, n grove OF timber. Joins
siding on the Southern Pacific railroad,
No. tract Of rice land; $40 per acre,
half cash, balance TO suit great
bargain.
sG3 acres Of first class black prairie
land, except 40 acres OF timber land, on
canal: cnn be watercd this year; small
thirty years, per cent interest; $500
for the equity II taken within ten days;
purchaser win have 10 live on the land
two years; an absolute bargain.
500 acres fine Br0zos bottom land, 200
acres In cultivation, four houses and
barn, all fenced and one mile OF Shining
ton on the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railway, and two miles from or.
railway; for safe at SIC per acre for
short time only, and land adjoining re-
Gently sold for $50 per acre This Is
fine tract for growing sugar cane, and Is
Il bargain.
$40 acres OH canal and part OF land
cultivated In rice this year and is nne
dark sandy soil, at So Per acre for quick
sale; land adjoining has just been sold for
$50 per acre.
Agents for Kountze Bros lands In
Wharton, Matagorda and jackson coun-
tlts III tracts o. luu acres UP 70 Vv,vvy'
prices 50 to SIS per acre; great devel
opment will take place In these during
the twelve months; lands are sure 10 In
crease In values they are suited to the
culture Of rice, corn, cotton, sugar cane
oats and other South Texas crops; write
for maps and price lists; we have many
tracts that are bargains from the Sabine
to tho Guadalupe river; land Oh several
rice canals. $40 to $50 per acre.
Agents for Texas Rice Development Co.
lands In Atatagorda county, consisting OF
10000 acres. subdiyidcd into 100 acres
and dp.
Remember We pny expenses NJ any par
ty coming TO Texas 10 whom we sell "
the title fails upon examination by com
petcnt attorneys.
buson. Moore & Co, ri Campo, Texas,
W. Z. Moore & Co, Houston, Texas.
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'ETY SEWING, such as heinstitching
ii makug habr vardrobcs, cite, neatly
III 1913 Travis street .
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0TAN WELLS, Star wells Coryzs anC
N Lake water always Oh draft aud II
hles At Levyu d Andcrson's. /,
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Young MAN wishes to Invest 5000 in bust
ness with working interest, Address 61tS,
this office. 10
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALL--Vcn inside cnuntrr show cases
ana two OUTSIDE cases; all In good condI
ION Apply Rosenberg Clothl0g lluus.,
ooO-ou1 htln street. II
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PARTIES making changes on the arst ~
year in the management Of their proper
~ Give Biuz 4 SetteEast trial; they
loan money. buy and sell real estate.
Room 2i3. Bins building, phone. new. s6.
old TOT n
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hdln eLIttt. u
FOR S1LE-Nineroom two-story resi-,
!encc south 4 ont, on Harrisburg road,
"a lots good barn, nice Hover garden
only $500, six room cottage. half block
OF Harrisburg road and on proposed car
line, S22UO, sa9y terms; two cottages in
Second ward. Close In, one four rooms,
one i've loums. $500: a nice residence
on Polk near crawford. larsc eight
room twD-atory, TWO and a half lots, ON
Austin. seNcn-rpcrn tWO-stUry on HHmil'
ton, all at reasonable prlces two lots ON
MrGoweu, souths11t corner, Sl2OD; seven.
room two'story neai FaDnln school, Daf
block OF ear line, $3.50; Que block Of
ground two f0urroOm cottages, near
kirby's residence, $500 Eiitb ward:
A new four-room cottage Oh Odiu ave
nue., near car line ard s. r, shops, 90
corner Si4OO; hverotm cottage on
Hardy, near ). p shops, SlVpD; four
room cottage, ON Harrington street,
rents S35 per month, 5000; these are
an bargains aud viii not be on the mar
ket long; come early aud take your choice.
+, X. Weathershy Co, lluIl2 Congress.
FOHTY-ACRE farm. three miles out Of
city, sir room house, large barn, good
well aud pump under wire fence, $3.50;
the improvements are worth the money.
f. n. Weathorsby a Co., ilO1ia Congress.
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THREE OTIS, MsGowcn, 1870; seven ;cts,
McGowen, $3.50; three lots, Chnrtr .,
SlCoO; five lots 1'uim, $3.50. Pyo q
Hoil.uss, Kan bulldlng 10
FOR sALE--A besutlful section OF land
In Hemphlll county AT Sc per acre. easy
terms. 300 acres within two miles Of
Glidden In Colorado county; four tenant
houses, 200 acres OF fine prairie land,
suitable for rice, vegetables. etc; never
failing well and surface tank supply an
abundance Of water; price SO per acre;
One-third cash balance TO suit III acres
adjoining the town of Columbus, In Colo
RADIO county, on the west. A beautiful
valley place, about 80 acres in cultiva-
ton; an excellent home: price $500; one
third cash. balance TO suit purchaser.
This Is a bargain. Improved and unim-
proved rice farms, cattle ranches and all
kinds OF property In this State. Write for
list. A, E. Hnsh, real estate dealer, Gal
weston, Texas. II
FARM FOR SALE-s12 acres. 100 in cul.
tiyAtion; young bearing orchard OF
400 trees; new hye-room frame building,
painted Inside and out; 32x52 new barn,
IN Montgomery county, four miles east
Of New Mayeriy, on the International and
Great Northern railroad For particulars
and terms apply TO r. %, COPELAND. New
Wayery, TeIas. 4
! $50 BROKE MULES Tor sale, all fresh age
/ and Weighing from $50 10 1900 pounds
cheap Ia cor lots to dealers. Cooke 4
/ simmons, Fort Worth, Texas.
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ron QUICK SALE the following excep,
tionnl oilers are made: 2730 acres Chocn.
lnte prairie, Victoria county, miles from
railroad, at $40, including machinery, Inn
plemcnts, teams, bulldogs, rs follows:
two large boilers, two engines, two cen
trifugRi pumps, ono boiler feed pump,
one Injector, two $500 gnlop oil storage
and two smaller tanks hso Canton gang
plows FIVE Balm wagons, three u,su bpr
rows, three tooth hArrows, two superior
drills, all new last spring, some unused; .
- head mules, two head horses and con.
pete sets harness two frame dwellings
and barn, two windmilis aud clStorn, In
fact thoroughly complete place; there
are three irrigatlng wells on place and
water supply is thoroughly demonstrated.
Liberal terms, Box o. Victoria, Texas, 10
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

ron SALE OR TRADE FRESH milk COWS
for common stock or dry cows. Address
0GOO, this office
FOR SALE Furniture stock invoicing
Rbnut $4,000 or viii trade for Houston
property Address 6TiS. ibis Office. IL
NICHE CALLS made NJ day rates, WI
sons Hack line Phones 100. ~
ONE or THE BEST locations md drug
stock IN Texas invoice $500 other bust
neFs deniands mr. attention. Dr. n '.
Murdoch. oakwoeds. Texas 10
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AT DELHI
festivities There Still Continue
With Pomp and SpIendor.

Delhi. India. Jan. 7.-The viceroy. Lord
Curzon OF Kedleston. and Lady Curzon
and the Duke and Duchess OF Connaught
reviewed the retainers OF the ruling
chiefs in the Durbar arena today. The
variety OF costume and paraphernana al
-forded one of the most striking pictures
OF the Durbar festivities. Contfngents
from all parts OF Greater India partici-
pated. mostly retaining the distinctive
features OF their customs. The hags ana
other emblems OF the state or Clutch were
carried on camels and elephants. accom-
panied by armed men on Stllts. while
Arab irrsgulars danced past'the viceroy
to the music OF their own instruments
state Of Baroda attracted much attention
The ancient Mahratta flags, descended
from the Mogul emperors. were borne
past on an elephant carriage. The mar
tial Pajputs were clad I'm mail armor,
State bards. camel kettle drums. richly
caparisoned elephants and horses and
cries. followed one another in quick sue
cesron A royal elephant carriage two
stories high showed how the palace la
dies accompanied the princes OF bysase
Thc retinue Of the state OF Kashmir In
cluded fine detachment OF Cuira ssiers
The siikh states we're represented by
large. soldier-like bodies OF men. armed
with maces. spears, matchfoks and hand
RrenadeS
Each contingent was headed by an Gle
phant bearing n gorgeous howdah, In one
OF which the sacred book OF the Sikhe oc-
cupied the place or honor. Lhe p9ok
was guarded by the chief priests The
venerable chief Nabba. escorted by mon
mounted on richly caparisoned horses and
accom- panied by hounds and hawks was
q striking feature OF the display, winch
pcnents and number OF spectators may
he considered 10 have been the most
beautiful Of the Durbar display.
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A particularly bold robbery was COM
mitted at 12s Broadway last evening.
The victim was Charlie King. proprietor
OF Chinese laundry.
The culprits were three Italian boys.
two OF whom are Is years old. and who
are under arrest. The third one is con-
siderably younger While his Identity is
known to the police 1T is withheld for
the present.
The boys who are In duress ere Joseph
Cherella and olindo Cippolla-
The latter has a bad record. He was
arrested four years ago for breaking and
entering.
at the corner OF Federal and Bradford
streets.
Owing TO his age he was released on
good behsyior. which was tsntamount to
,probation.
Charlie King was busily engaged with
his work at o'clock last night when
three boys entered his shop.
He presumed that they came after work
and thought that they would present the
usual ticket
Instead, each thrust the muzzle Of a
gun into his face and ordered him into
the back room.
Charlie didn't stop 70 hold any argu-
ment He wisely withdrew and once out
Of sight OF the bad. bold boys. sneaked
out Of back door and made his way
via Bra. ord street 10 a drug store al
the corner OF Broadway and Shepard
street.
Here he told what had occurred and In
few seconds the druggist was giving
an alarm at the Central station.
Lieutenant O'Neil notified the Fourth
sta ton OF the crime and the patrol wagon
with a complement Of officers was soon
on the way at breakneck pace.
Charlie KING, when he had become In a
measure calm, gave a good description OF
the boys. asserting that they were
Italians.
Detective Ahern was called up 10 assist
in catching the culprits and a watch was
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THE COMMISSION
Non.Union Men Are still Giving
Testimony as TO Their Treatment

Philadelphia. Jan. 7--when the strike
commission begun its session today coun-
sci for the non-union miners resumed
calling with witnesses to prove that union
miners were responsible for the alleged
lawlessness in the anthracite region last
year.
K. c. Tiffany Of Ashley near Wilkes
barre an outside foreman employed by
the Lehgh and Wilkesbarre company.
testified that strikers blew up a dam
near Ashley colliery with dynamite.
Robert A Read. outside foreman OF
No. IL colliery OF the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal company, testified that he
was knocked senseless while riding on a
mine locomotive which was dynamited.
George w Casper coal and iron po-
lice man employed at Stanton colliery OF
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre company,
testified about the destruction by fire Of
the fence surrounding the property and
the partial ruin OF a tressle outside the
fence.
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PAID PENALTY
Paul Woodward, Convicted Of
Murder Of Two Boys, Hung.

Camden. y. j.. Jan. Paul Woodward
was hanged at 1905 o'clock today. The
crime for which Paul Woodward was
executed today was the murder last Oc-
tober of John Coffin. aged IL years. and
Price Jennings, aged IA years. The boys
disappeared from their homes and their
bodies were found in a wood near Haddop
Heights. near here. Meantime Wood
ward had gone 10 the Cofnn home and
said he could find the boy II a suitable
reward was offered. This caused sus-
picion and investigation. Woodward was
seen with the lads on the day they dis
appeared and the three purchased pies
near the scene OF the murder. An analy-
sis OF the boys stomachs showed that
they died from arsenical poisoning.
Woodward bought arsenic a few days
prior to the boys disappearance. lie
was tried and convicted OF murder. Coun-
sci for the prosecution said that Wood
ward poisoned the boys to rob them.
When the boys left home they had SO.
but when their bodies were found their
pockets did not contain a cent.
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MARC0N| TO WE'D
Engagement 10 Nova Scotia Girl
TO Be Announced on Jan. Il.

Sydney. n. g., Jan. 7.--Guglielmo Mar
conf has won the hand Of Miss Vina
MacG.lvray the charming daughter of
one OF the leading physicians OF this city,
and the engagement will be announced on
Jan. L.
II is a fact that the clever Italian i'm
ventor has spent every moment that
could be spared from his work at Table
Head attending OF Miss MacG.lvray. He
has been a constant visitor at the MacGil-
way home. and he and the young woman
J. We beer seen together great deal.
sorse Of Miss MacGilvray's familiars
say that the engagement will be an
nounced before Mr.. Marconi leaves for
Well Fleet Cape Cod. whittier he goes
N "A few days to perfect arrangements
for establishing wireless commercial ser
vice between that point and England
A cousin OF Miss MacGlvray married
the daughter of me millioua re inventor
Professor Alexander Graham Bell Of
Washington. whose beautiful summer
home g. at Canso. Nova Scotia.
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Will SOON
Be WITHOUT
A HOME
Odd Fellows Of the City Must
Move From Present Quarters
in tho Near Future.

1t looks as IL the many lodges and en-
campments OF odd Fellows which meet
in the large building on weybosset
corner Garnet. must soon be without a
home, for the entire building has been
leased by a furniture concern.
For many years the lodges that now
occupy the upper part of this building
used the building that Is now owned
and occupied by tho New England grocery
store on Weybosset street. and these
lodges secured goodly income from the
building, but as they did not o&n the
land, when their lease had expired
Messrs. Arnold & Main proprietors OF
the New England grocery store, were
successful in getting the land and build
ings.
IL took number OF months for the
company and the odd Fellows to come TO
an understanding. but finally the Odd
Fellows were obliged TO withdraw At
that time there was a strong feeling
among some Of the far-seeing members
OF the order that the order should build
n temple Of its own. so long as they
had a sufficient amount OF money to do
So but these were not i'm the majority.
So a committee from the lodges. who has
stock In the associa tion. was appointed
and the present site was selected
A large amount OF money was expend-
ed upon the hall I'm this building TO make
IL suitable for so many large lodges, and
as near as can be understood the com
mittee could not get lease OF the lodge
room unless they took the whole building
Now that they are obliged TO get out
again, find themselves I'm pickle for
there is no other suitable hall unless II
be the one in the upper story OF the But
Ter Exchange building that they can get,
for their use.
IL is now proposed by some that the
association be dissolved and each lodge
shift" for themselves and invest the
money OF the associa tion I'm stocks. bonds
or real estate. while others want to build
a temple and In support OF this. the dele
gates say that Providence Is the only city
% any Importance I'm New England that
does not support an odd Fellows build
ing
There are several small buildings own
cd by odd Fellows I'm the city. namely
What Cheer lodge on North Main street,
Mt. Pleasant lodge on Academy avenue.
Manufacturers lodge on Plainfed
street. while Elmwood lodge. Knights OF
Pythias. owns the largest and best build
Ing other than Masonic temple OF any Sc
cret society In Rhode Island
The outcome will be watched with con-
siderable interest.