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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-05
AMONG THE LODGES

tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, in
us nall, corner of Fifth and Main
'treets Walla Walla lodge, No. 2S7.
benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, will hold its annual memorial
services. The hall has been apprapri-
ltely decorated for the occasion by
VIII S. Foor. The public are invited
20 attend the services. The pro-
gram follows:
Opening ceremonies, by the lodge:
opening ode; invocation, Chaplain
William H. Upton music, Whitman
College Glee Club; general eulogy.
Rev. Andreas Bard; music, Whitman
College Glee Club; closing ceremo-
MES by the lodge; doxology, benedic-
ton.
At the last meeting of the lodge
Samuel j. Smith, Of Clyde, was initia-
ted, after which a luncheon was serv-
ed
December Is. the lodge will hold a
smoker and banquet, to which a num-
Der of people who are not members
will be invited. The committee ap-
pointed to have charge of the affair
is Charles F. Van DeWater, John H.
Mcdonald and H. A. Gardner.
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knjohts of Columbus.

At their last regular meeting of the
KNIGHTS of Columbus, Wednesday
evening officers were elected for the
coming wear. The council has receiv-
ed many applications for membership
and it is expected that quite large
class of candidates will be initiated
in the near future. This society is one
of the most representative Catholic
organizations in the United States and
it has to its credit the founding OF
many charitable institutions. The
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Order Of Eastern Star.

At the meeting of Alki chapter No.
%. Order of the Eastern Star, held
Wednesday evening the following Off
GERS We're elected for the year 1904:
Mrs. F. Horn, worthy matron: Mrs. F. j.
McGougan, worthy patron; Mrs. Eliza
beth Hill, associate, matrOn; Angelina
Merchant, conductress; Mrs. H. H.
Showerman, assistant conductress;
Mrs. Josephine Preston secretary;
Mrs. D. T. Kyger, treasurer. Installa-
ton will occur the first meeting in
January.
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DAYTON NEWS.
The Guardianship Case of Weilmar
Minors Heard in Superior Court
Water Right Filed.

DAYTON, Dec. 4.-The matter Of
the guardianship of the Wellman min
ors came up to be heard in the su-
perior court last Monday. Miss Nellie
Lenora Wellman aged IS and Patrick
Mr. and Mrs. Wellman, recently de-
ceased were the cause of the suit,
which was brought by Mrs. Helen NJ.
Wellman. the grandmother, to annul
the papers of adoption recently given
by the court to Mr.. and Mrs Richard
T. MOOrhOuse, uncle and aunt of the
children. After hearing the attorneys
on both sides, and the testimony offer
ed Judge Miller annulled the adoption
so far as the little girl was concern
ed, and placed her under the guard
ianship of the grandmother, the boy
remaining with Mr.. and Mrs. Moor
house. The estate of both children
vas placed in charge of Mr.. Moor
for the faithful performance of his
trust. Mr.. and Mrs Wellman are not
satisfied with the division and it is
more than probable that the case will
be appealed to the supreme court.
DR.. G. II. Day and Harry Gillian a
few weeks ago filed on a water right
on the Touchet this side of Hompegg
falls, at the junction Of Lewis creek
for pOWer purposes. It is eStima ted
that in about mile and half 125
feet fall can be secured, and a val
liable horsepower developed.
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WoodVnen Of the World.

Wednesday evening Walla Walla
camp, No. SO, Woodmen of the World,
elected officers as follows for the en-
suing year Consul commander, DR..
A. w Lueders; advisor, OHM Munson;
clerk, +. G. Mills; banker, 7. A. Paul;
escort, G. c. Harris; Waterman, B. I.
Warren; sentry, d. J. Fry; manager
J. NJ. Keller.
The officers Of this lodge and those
Of Woody Glen circle will be held
Jointly on the first Wednesday in
January.
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Artisans.

The new officers Of Crescent as
sembIy no. Sc, United Artisans, are
rs follows: Master artisan. Nina Will
Eams: superintendent, Mrs. Foley;
secretary, Mrs. Ralph White; treasur-
er, a. Cunningham; scenior conductor
Mrs. I. F. SeversOn; junior conductor;
Miss Lulu Harer; master Of ceremO-
MES, Mrs. Rasmus; field commanders.
Ralph White and c. 3. Richardson.
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The supreme court has also affirmed
the case of the state Of Washington.
respondent, versus E. Eubank, appel
liant. Eubank was accused Of steal
ing gelding belonging to Charles
johnson, in Whitman county, in
April 1908. and riding the animal to
North Yakima. He was convicted Of
larceny and sentenced to five years.
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Women's Relief Corps.

Abraham Lincoln Women's Relief
corps has elected the following Off
GERS at their meeting held Wednes-
day afternoon: Mrs. Lizzie Grove,
president; Mrs. Nellie ]. Coyle, senior
vice president; Mrs. Emma Huguenin.
junior vice president, Mrs. Mary
Smith. treasurer; Mrs. Emma Morse:
chaplain: Mrs. Ida Henderson, con-
ductor: Mrs. Matha Butler guard
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Penitentiary Terms Affirmed.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 5.-The su-
nome court has affirmed the Douglas
UNITY case of the state of WASHINGTON
ersus Thomas S. Wood, appellant
|0od was convicted of the crime of
Icest, the prosecuting witness being
lis daughter He will serve a sem
cnce of Is years.
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RESOLUTION OF COINCIDENCE.
the Death of Earl Nj. Hardwick
Who Was Member of the
Knights Of Maccabees.

'eF7aS. It has pleased the Divine
'o'Hee to take from our ranks
81 OUR members. it is with sor-
that We, the members of the
ms OF the Maccahaes, Tent No.
MOURN the loss of our brother
'r harI N. Hardwick. who de-
y ms life on Saturday, Novem-
was taken from US in the fresh
Of his youth. He had won the
ana confidence Of all who knew
ms honest upright character
'gaSant ways. and in his death
4, ms sustained a great loss,
w. Was " Staunch and worthy mem
/ l.. 5herefori be it,
re1, tnt we spread a copy of
/ N0'os oi sympathy upon our
: and order our charter to be
lor thirty days; also. that a
sent to the bereaved relatives,
'e lett to mourn his loss, and
| copy be published in the New
papers. >
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he Workmen.

Integrity lodge, Ancient Order Of
United Workmen will elect officers at
its next regular meeting which will
be held a week from Monday.
At its meeting Monday the Degree
Of Honor Will elect officers.
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local council, No. 766 was instituted
last year by j. j. German, national or
ganizer from Fall River, Mass. Whlie
not numbering but a dozen counclis
in the northwest at the present time
this organization exceeds all other
Catholic organization in the eastern
and middle western states in influence.
Nearly every prominent divine in that
section being a member.
The officers for the ensuing term are
as follows: Grand knight, w. H. Dun
ply; deputy grand knight, Thos
Scally; chancellor, ". P. Clancy;
lecturer John P. Kent; record secre-
tary, w. S. Ryan; financial secretary,
Parnell Hayes; warden, Leo Cullen;
advocate T. E. Mason; inside senti-
mel, Alexander Schott; outside senti-
mel, Patrick Mooney; trustees, w. H.
Weber, j. S. Connors, P. J. Garvey
The installation ceremonies take place
the first meeting in January, at which
d banquet will be given, a committee
having been appointed for this purpose.
HeQmen.
AT the last meeting Of Walla Walla
lodge, No. %, Improved Order OF Red
men, the following officers were eject
ed: Sachem, Enos 3. Palmer; SEMI
or sycamore, Charles E. Metzger; >ju-
Nor sycamore, Joseph Lafortune;
chief Of records, J. Carter Smith;
keeper Of wampum, John Bachtold;
prophet, John NJ. Hill; medical exam
iner, DR.. c. B. Stewart; trustees for
three years, John r. Stockton.
The Eagles have inaugurated a
campaign Of securing new members
At the last meeting George E. Kellougla
announced that he would present to
The member bringing in the most can
diGates, a handsome Eagle watch
charm, while L. c. Goodwin offers q
prize of an Eagle button for the same
purpose.
The following are the new officers
Of the lodge, who will be installed at
the first meeting in January: worthy
president, E. G. Rourke; worthy vice
p1tSiutNl IIOTdce MchllZle, worthy
recording secretary, l.. G. Goodwin;
worthy financial secretary, George E.
kellough; worthy treasurer, A.
Schwarz; worthy chaplain, A. w.
Leuders; worthy conductor Benja
min Wendt; worthy inner guard, John
Dutjen; worthy outer guard, Henry
Hubbard; worthy trustees, John Bach
told, John Hail, A. F. KEGS.
Foresters Of America.
Last night Court Evening Star No
So. FOresters Of America, elected the
following officers forthe ensuing term:
Chief Ranger, j. G. Jobes; sub chief
ranger, George BurnisOn; financial
secretary Henry Osgood; recording
secretary, V. A. Walker; treasurer,
William Cauvel; senior woodward,
John Foor; trustee, H. j. Jones; ply
sician. DR.. NJ. Stiles.
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Weddings.

At his Office in the court house
Thursday, Judge Brents of the supe-
rior court performed the marriage
ceremony of Mr.. j. J. Eggert and Mrs,
Melissa f. Stewart, both of Walla
Walla county.
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At TIE CHURCHES.

wilbur Memorial NJ. f. church, Cor
Newell and Howard streets, Rev.
+. j. Reid. pastor. Residence, 9S3
Nf.r Sunday school at 3 p. m;
SIS meeting. 2:15 2. m; Epworth
agap $3.50 ?. m; preaching at 100
IT, evening: subject: The Charge
-.. Church at Ephesus." Prayer
srrs On Thursday evening next al
uf Walter Barnett, ia Lincoln
rrr, th.rd house west from How
street,
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DO|NGS IN SOCIETY
The lodge Of Sons of Herman is lay

The lodge Of Sons of Herman is lay
ing plans for giving a masquerade ball
some time during the holiday season
Nearly 200 guests were entertained
bv Woody Glenn circle, Women of
Woodcraft, Thursday night, at Odd
Fellows temple in Alder street. full
orchestra furnished delightful dane
ing music during the evening and the
dancing hall was crowded with
merry throng. For those who prefer
red cards. tables were stationed in the
lodge room. During the evening re-
freshments We're served. The COM
rnittee in charge consisted of Mrs
Louis Harris, Mrs. V. J. Walker and
Mrs. P. LIE Francis.
Mrs. F. A. Dryden entertained the
Misses Lyons, Mrs. John Lyons and
Mrs. J. p. Kent at luncheon, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Francis A Garrecht, entertain
ed at cards at her home in Palouse
street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. P. Cannon entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club al
her home in East Alder street Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Z. c.. Mills and
Mrs c. c. GOse gave a review of
Vanity Fair. Mrs. Thomas Johnston
will entertain the club at her East AL
der street home in two weeks.
Mrs. N. H. Schneidisch entertained
the ladies Cinderella Whist club at
her West Alder street home, Thurs
day afternoon. Refreshments were
served at The conclusion of the games.
Next Monday evening the Twentieth
Century dancing club will give one
Of it's delightful hops at Odd Fellows
temple in Alder street.
The Walla Nalla band is laying
elaborate plans for a masquerade ball
at Armory hall on Christmas night.
The full band will furnish the music
and the party promises to be one OF
the most successful ever given by
this popular musical organization.
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COMMITTEE.

sased was a grandson Of
. 5 a. WICK Of this city and liv-
u''ihs the years 1901 and 1902.
'lSA' watch on a Willamette
-,u ana was drowned in
49, november Is. 3 He was also
!, south. ''uiS' hplscopai
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Mr.. Guy S. Parsons and Miss Maud
Tomlinson were married Friday eve
ming at 100 East Rose street in the
presence of few intimate friends
and relatives. Rev. Holman 3. Tur-
ner officiating.
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Judge Brents of the Walla Walla
county superior court officiated at the
wedding of Edward Marion Jones and
noon in his chambers at the court
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are we'll
known young people of Weston Ore
gon, and will make their home in that
city.
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.i,ro.! sa'a the little boy, what
=, Reciprocity, my
,la ,'-%Agement by which you
NM l,fEVe up something that
.or ~ Very highly in ex-
something that you do"
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raagregational church. Alder and
..a.e streets, Rev. Austin Rice. AS
sH Sumach street, pastor Bible
d at 2. 40; public worship al II:
.~t And Man Became 2 Living
b. Adult Bible class, a. i. 80,
j s-rra-au meeting of the Christian
neayor society at $50, Evening
\ ice 1t so. The pilgrims Pro-
Is Crs and Downs" Only two
r. u this series remain. The
tures this week will be The De-
table Aomra.ns." The Flatterer'.
t" al Atheist" Good music;
ITS r.. welcome for you. Pray
meeting Thursday At 1870.
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Mrs Francis A. Garrecht, entertain
ed at cards at her home in Palouse
street Thursday afternoon
Mrs. c. P. Cannon entertained the
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Mrs. N. H. Schneidisch entertained
the ladies Cinderella Whist club at
day afternoon. Refreshments were
served at The conclusion of the games.
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Next Monday evening the Twentieth
Century dancing club will give on
Of it's delightful hops at Odd Fellows
temple in Alder street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23
THREE kids"
WANTED AT CAMDEN ON CHARGE
OF MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
AT THAT PLACE.
Pine Bluff Boy Said to Be
Guilty Also Wanted.

Walter Woods and Charlie Pigg
were arrested this morning by Dep
uty Sheriff Tom Meeks on a warrant
sworn out by the Cotton Belt rail
road at Camden charging them with
malicious mischief 1t is alleged that
the boys were members of party of
boys who threw rocks into new
building at Camden, breaking Win
doWs and otherwise damaging the
property. Warrants We're issued for
another boy who is supposed to live
here, but Mr.. Meeks was unable to
find him.
W-Jer Woods hopes to establish an
alibi, claiming that he was working
in the Sawyer and Austin box factory
at the time the mischief is SAID to
have occurred.
Charlie Pigg caused some amusement
in the sheriff's office when he gave his
name as John Doe" This was so
clearly a fictitious name that the Of
ficers caught on at once. He was
identified by a bystander and acknowl-
edged his correct name.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23

Marvin Martin. a young man whose
home is near kedrOn, Cleveland coun-
ty, and who became Benedict last
Saturday. has been arrested and taken
to Little Rock on the charge Of per-
jury, it being alleged that he swore
falsely in the affidavit he made when
he secured license to marry Miss En-
ma Brock. who resided with her par
ents near kedron.
On last Saturday Martin went TO
license. making oath that Miss Brock
was nineteen years of age. He re-
and he and Miss Brock were married
at this place After the marriage the
young couple returned to the nome
OF tAe groom near kedrOn. The faith
er of the bride had endeavored to
prevent the marriage because he
thought his daughter too young to
assume the duties and spOnsibilltles
of married life, and knowing that
she is only fifteen years old, which is
under the legal age at which a girl
can marry without the consent OF par
ent or guardian. he began an investl-
cation to see how the license was Sc
cured 1t developed that her age was
given by Martin as nineteen, and Mr.
Brock had him arrested on the charge
Ct perjury The warrant for Martlns
arrest was issued by Justice Parsel OF
Little Rock, and the arrest was made
by Deputy Consctable Charles Rob
erts. The officer passed through Pine
Bluff with Martin Wednesday en- route
to Little Rock.
Martin was arraigned before Justice
parsel. and his case set for a prelm-
mary hearing on July 81. He was
released on 5000 bond, with his attor-
ney Ben Altheimer, of this city, as
surety.
The records of the Pulaski county
clerks office show that the marriage
license was issued on July IS, the age
of Marvin Martin being given as %
and that Of Miss Brock as IS. G. b.
Kitchens is scurcty on the bond The
rfidayit shows that the marriage was
performed at Pine Bluff on July l9 by
A. J. Stewart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23
Convict Recaptured.

Alvin Talley, young white man
sent up from Washington county in
1901 for five years for grand larceny,
escaped from the Cummins place last
Wednesday night, says the Dumas
News. He stole a horse off the farm
and came to Dumas, getting here
about O'Clock Thursday morning.
Two farm guards arrived here only a
few minutes before he did and went
on toward the river. Talley was seen
near Watermans gin by Claud Nc
Kennon, who took him in tow and car
ried him back to the farm Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23
RICH TIRE ASSURE,
WAS TURNED UP BY A PAIR Or
LUCKY LOUISIANA
NEGROES,
Spanish Coin Located IN an Cld Can.
foa Supposed 70 Bale Seen
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aaa#.# u lids country TIE negroes
= - #as-==a= @aT5e=Gslfng ~ =Fer
al#5f baa Hs9Ha iaaaa lnlot six feet
deep an immense oIa=fasl.ioned eau
non flloe with gold and silver coin.
This story will revive in the public
mind the tradition OF =Iadtte and his
famous band of Gofsafs, pIndering
Spanish treasure ships on the gulf and
hiding the booty along the coast, or
possibly hotly chased by warships
they pitched the cannon overheard in
some obscure nook for future recov-
cry. Hundreds of people throughout
South Louisiana believe that hidden
treasure may be found all along the
coast and even in the interior. Exca-
Vations attest the conviction of many
that great wealth has been stored
,~way by the famous old sea robbers,
and only awaits some lucky finder.
The negroes find will confirm the ro-
mantle stories and multiply without
number seekers after ready-made for
tunes. One of the negroes estimates
the value of the coin, which complete
ly filled the cannon, It hundred
thousand dollars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23
RAILROADS BLOCKED.
Western Lines Are Refusing Kansas
Grain Shipments.

Kansas City, Mo, July 23.-The Mis-
souli Pacific and Burlington railroads
have announced that they will not
receive grain shipments for Kansas
City, and the Missouri Pacific is also
refusing to receive grain routed
through Kansas City for other points.
The Santa Fe railroad probably will is
sue an order tomorrow placing an en-
barge against the Burlington, Mis-
souri, Pacific, Wabash and Kansas City
Southern railways. This means that
tho Santa Fe will not deliver cars to
the roads named until some assurance
can be had that these lines will return
cars promptly The railroad officials
contend that the flood brought about
conditions making it necessary to
refuse grain shipments. Unless the
railroads take speedy action to relieve
the situation here, serious blockade
will result. Under normal conditions
nearly all of the Kansas wheat crop
passes through Kansas City, but this
year the congested condition obtaining
here will compel the shipment of grain
by circuitous routes to points other
than Kansas City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23
LET OUT
OF TIE ORIGINAL
MEMBERS OF THE FENClBLES
DROPPED FROM ROLLS.
Fifteen New Members viii Be Mus.
.efed in at Next Meetng-Ten
Highest Target Scores.

The Jefferson Fencibles held a vely
enthusiastic meeting at their armory
six men of the original company have
been discharged for various reasons.
Some have moved from ..e city. wnile
others resigned or wouId not attena
Grii.
Capt. W c. Hudson announces that
fifteen new members of the company
will be mustered in at the regular
business meeting next Wednesday
night and every effort will be made
to recruit the company to the re-
CURED quota of fifty men. Help has
been promised from the state and gov
eminent in the matter of equipment
and the F'encibles will soon rank as
9ne Of the best companies in the state
qua! 4. It is expected that the com
pany will be in proper shape to attend
the state encampment to be held at
Little Rock next fall
The names of the members making
the ten highest scores in the rife prac-
tice held Tuesday are as follows:
Lieut.. Sehenk. Sergeants Knox and
Meyer, Corporal Matthews, Priyates
Keller, Reeves, jim Larkin, Foley
Scull and Sigh. Another practice will
90 held Thursday and Friday of next
week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-23

either as yet. The body was removed
to the undertaking establishment of
the Holaerness-SenEafa #e9mpan5
and will be prepared for shipment.
The engineer and fireman - tae
switch engine are held o b. eGtfreIy
Ian 'o2s for the aeaidonr.- as -Fa~
4td 80 way of knowing that the =laaf
&as fa.ser=tze g=zee's= #n#i aB#fsaa
e the faef By hts 4raan5 an zh@eE@=