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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Infiammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three
DAYS.

Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind,
says: my wife bad inflammatory
rheumatism in every muscle and
joint; her suffering was terrible and
her body and face were swollen al
most beyond recognition; had been
in bed for six weeks and had eight
physicians, but received no benefit
until sho tried Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism. 1t gave immediate relief
and she was able to walk about in
three days. 1 am sure it saved her
life.'' Sold by Otto Grotjan, 1901
Second avenue, Rock Island; Gust
Schlegel & Son, 20 West Second
street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Head. shnuld Never Ache.

Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for
Mrs. n. A. Webster, of Winnie, Va.
She writes: 'Dr. Kings New Life
Pills wholly cured me of sick head
aches 1 had suffered from for two
years" Cure headache, constipation,
biliousness. 25 cents, at Hartz e. Ul-
lemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
MUNICIPAL MATTERS

City Council Room, Rock Island.
Jan. 9.-The council met III adjourned
regular session, Mayor Knox presid-
ing and all the aldermen present eX-
cept Eckhart and McCaskrin. Sec
tions of the revised ordinances were
considered, and the council then adj
journed to next Monday evening, to
consider the revised ordinances.
III. c. SCHAFFER, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

A neglected cough or cold may lead
to serious bronchial or lung troubles.
Don't take chances when Foley's
Honey and Tar affords perfect secur-
ity from serious effects of a cold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

Place your order with us and get
the purest and richest ice cream in
the tri-cities. Phone west 1241. Tri-
City Milk & Butter company, Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
They Work While You Sleep.

While your mind and body rest Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your bowels,
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped c. c. c. Never sold
in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Notice of Publ,oas,on-ParrItlon.

State of Illinois, Iss
Rock island County, %
In the circuit court, to the January term.
A. D 1908
Elmer z. Reynolds
John B. Bowser. Ha--v w Fox and E.
Chase, guardian OF II .rry w. Fox.
Affidayit of Ion-residsnce of the above
named defendants, Harry W Fox and E.
Chase guardian of said Harry w. Fox
having been fled In the Clerks ONCE
of the Circuit curt oil said Couaty, notice
Is therefore hereby given to the said non
resident defendants that the complainant filed
his bill of complaint in said Court, en- the
Chancerv side there of, on the 5th day of De-
cember, 1902, aud that thereupon a summons
issued out of said Court wherein said suit is
now pending, returoa BILE on the 9TH day In
the month of January next, as is by law
required. Now, unless you, the said non resi-
dent 6efenda' is above named Harry w.
Fox and E Chase. guardian of said Harry
w. Fox, shall p-rsonally be and appear before
said Circuit Court on the first dsS of the
next term hereof, to be holden a. Rock Is
land In and for the said County, on the fifth
das in the month of January next, and
plead. answer or demur to the said CON-
plainant's bill of complaint, the same and
the matters and things therein charged and
cree entered against you according so the
9EoRGE W GAMBLE, Clerk
ROCK Island, Ill. December 5, 1902
LUcIAH ADAMS, Compliments Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
HAS CLEAR FIELD
Ralph Haverstick Will be Electe d
Three-l President by
Acclamation.
#. E. STERLING OUT OF RACE
Latter Appointed As Confidential
Clerk by Gov.
Yates.

The appointment of F. f. Sterling,
of Rockford, to n confidential posi-
tion in Gov. Yates official family at
Springfield, removes the only opposi-
ton to the candidacy of Ralph Haver-
stick. of this city, for the presidency
of the Three-I baseball league. Mr..
Sterling is to take up his new duties
next week.
1t is understood that Mr.. Sterling
VIII be called upon to act as recep-
tiCn committee of one. to take charge
of the arrangement of all conferences
between the governor and the mem
bers of the Legislature, and to so dis
tribute the time of the governor that
he will be able to give share of it to
the members of the Legislature infor-
mally without interfering with his eX-
ecutive duties and allowing him the
ordinary hours of rest and recreation
which his recent illness makes it i'm
perative that he should have.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
HARRY TRACY, the Or
egon Outlaw.

All special scenery made from pho
tographs of the localities made ia
nous by Tracy.
In the third act the famous Blood
hound used in tracking Tracy will il
lustrate the manner in which the
noted fugitive was hunted.
PLENTY OF NEW SPECIAET4ES.
Prices 25c, 35c, soc and 75c Reserv-
ed seats on sale Saturday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10
Meeting Next Week.

There never had been any doubt
since the announcement of his candi-
dacy of Mr.. Haverstick's election, yet
it is the more gratifying to know the
prospect is that his choice will be
unanimous. The meeting of the
league directors will be held at the
Harper house in this city Wednesday
of the coming week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

y drama written on the story of
the life, doings and adventurous ca
reer of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-10

State of Illinois, L.
Rock island County, rs
In the circuit court, to the January tel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29
RanaIiaes seeipaKer.

Srobbem man fib bur9 bic gbemie
lGngIt iiber bic 3uiammenieBung bes
Seetpafers 4uftldrung bate bers
fGaffen f0nner, ma es bis6er nod
ME selungen, tiinitlites Seeipafsr 10
beraufeIIen, baB Meerestbiere ipirt'
lid barin bGtten leben tDnneu. 60
miiFen srobe Iquarien nod INNER
SespdFer in giienbabntransporten
be3isben, unb Der 3poIoge, Der elm
Meerestbier lebsnb empfdnet. Iiebt ii4
in fsinen llnterfudunsen beidrGntt,
neil er has SesnaHer ni4t erneuern
tann. Or. Srue, elm piHenfdaftli4er
8eamter unisres 2anbpirtbidaftss
miniferiums, fdeint iebt enbli4 gum
3iel setommen gu fem unb rtdtig ers
tannt su baben, norm Der Sebler Der
friibersn 8erIu4e besriinbet seipeicn
lit. Ods SepaHer beitebt i'm ipes
ientliden aus feds Stoffen. Wenn
biefe in bemiel6en @er6dltnib, ipie bic
6emiide @nalpfe bes SeepdHers fe
anseist, suiammeneemiidt perben, 10
entitsbt barum. pie sefast. bod nod
tein tiinitIides SeepaHer. Or. Srue
bat nun feitseftelt. bab man su bieiem
3rped cine nod srDbsrs Mense bon
Sal3 nebmsn muB, unb stpar besbalb,
neil in benz SuIs an ii4 nod Daher
entbditen 1T, 10 bob bic sunGdit nu4
ssnauen 9epidtsperbGltniHen por9es
npmmene Miiduns nod INNER tpdfes
riser dusfdGt ais bas natiirlide Sses
tpaFer. @uf @runb bieI.r @inIi6t bat
nun Srue fpirtlid Elm tinitlides Sses
paFer berfsnen fGnnen, in benz Mees
restbiere uidt nur cine getpiHe 3sit gu
lebsn, ionbern fosar iid fortaupflanaen
psrm0eeu. grpieien lit bieie Shat.
fade bisber fir cine Reibe BON Mse,
resalssn. fir RippenduaIen, MoIus,
Ten unb fosar fir sinise Slide. Die
llntsrIudunsen iiber bisIsn@sssnftunb
perbsn nod psiter fortsdsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29
Die Graarnbsuesaus.

SIN 2auFe bes iiinsitpsrflOHe nen
Sabrbunberts bat iia bic Sruuenbetpes
suns dlImGIis iiber ale &uiturldnber
perbrsitet, unb tpenn aud babel mans
derlei bebentIi9e @rI9einunsen gu
Gage aef0rbert tporben iinb, 10 bat
bod obne 3peifel bic @maRcipdtions>
bepegune gu einem SortI9ritt in Der
oIsemsinsn @oItser5iebung ben @ns
fob sssebsn. iniofern lie in eriter 2is
ME bic Sebung Der boberen pie Der
nieberen Srauenbilbun9 ii9 als 3iel
febte. 9eIonbers beutli9 tritt bieier
SortI9ritt in Oeutf9lanb gu Sage.
go lit ben Srauen uRO Wdb9en bic
Ml0sIi9teit. fi4 cine selebrte 9ilbung
an3uei9nen, nun enoli9 au9 in preus
Ben seseben bur9 bic minifterielle @es
nsbmisune CUR Grpidtuns zines Mdos
dengbmnafiums in &0ln unb einss
Observation-Disclosures in S4Dnes
Berg. Sn 8rOmbers puroe auf 4ns
resung bes @ereins nS~rauenipobl" elm
GURUS in Realgpmnai ialfd9ern err
Gffnet, Der Biz our Reife fir Sbers
ietunoa fiibren fon. Gr pirb sesens
pGrtis bon neun Sdiilerinnen befu9t,
bic iih fpGtsr benz gpotbetsrberufs
tpibmen pplIen. Gum eriten Mal bat
iid tiirali9 Der San ereignet, bab cine
beu.ite iunse Dame, eine ssborene
&Olnerin, an einem fran5Dffden @pms
nahum bas Northumberland dbee>
Iest bat. Die DAME, Elm SrGultin
@pb, beitanb in paris nit bem prGs
bitat gut; ie sebentt fi9 benz Stus
blum Der MebiSin gu ipibmen. Den
Sag ibres Observation-Disclosures
geitebens besin9 ppr tursem bic erite
beutfde. bon Srouen unb fir Grausu
besriineete poIitlinit in Berlin.
@ieI gu tbun lit nod in Oeutfdr
lamb auf benz @ebiete Der f%pei6liden
5ortbiIbunssIduIen, bic nidt BLOB bic
griperbsfGbisteit Der Srausu srnei>
tern. fonbern sleid5eitis auf bic breis
ten S9i6ten bes goltstbums bilrenb
unb ~rerebeInb einpirten Iolsn. MGbs
rsro fir iunse 2eute mGnnli9eR @es
I9le6ts i'm Deutfden ReiGe etiud
1850 @nftalieu nit ruHb $4,000
'S6iilern porhanben iin6. ittben ihHeu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29
Ser SessnfAtrm ais @otssrabs.

Der ReeenIdirm als 9olbsrube"
betiielt ii9 elm 9ef4idt9en. baB man
in pdris infoIss elmer neuen 2sib>
bausporfdrift ~dussebedt bat. Die Iies
benstpiirbigen 8sdmten bes Mont
piete iinb nGmli9 BON ibrem Sberz
fpurbirettor o%neefpieIen porben. neue
neutrality-suspicious. mOelihft bod
81 beleiben, nm bas Pumpsef6Gft, ods
neusrbinss sinisermdben bornieosrlos,
pieber etpas in S9pung gu brinsen,
0as neue ReSept, in %abie6bdrer Set
MiqionGr gu pereen, ldutet dlfo:
Man taufe fid in einsm Waarenbaus
einen einfaden RsseniGirm fir 2 5r.
95 Gentimes. Sarduf bringt man
ibn ins 2sibbaus, bas iofort bas Wta
nimum Der leibbaren Summe oarauf
ausSahlt. nGmli6 8 5r. Den erbaltss
men Pfanbf6ein fam man i'm HGdIten
Bureau apeiter psrfaufen, :po man elm
@iertsI bes Nomindlperthes erbdlt.
ndmli9 Toe. Man bat dlfo 3 Sr. Toe
fir cine @useabe BON 2 IT. Csc einets
nommer, ergibt einen @etpinn bon
soc. @enn man biss @eiddft nur
tGsIid ssbnmal in Ssbn DerI4isb.nen
3fpeigittfen bes amtliden 2eibcomps
tOirs madt, 10 beSiebt nan cine tGglis
DE Rente BON 8 ST.. monutli4 240
5r., iGbrli9 1880 5r.! Od bat man
cine treffIiGe prattiIGe anipenbuns
bes Miniiteripprtes rGnridift5s
bOus!@, bas untet 2ouis pbiIippe GEE
iprohen purbs, Der befannfli1 ben
bilforiIden Rsseuidirm sepiHerma.
Ben i'm @appen trug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29

Sen auf benz Wittelmeer, geben burd
ben GanaI'na9 Snbien, mad Sapan."
Sotpie bic Sonne binter ben Siz
geln perfanf, fpurbe 9ertrtb pieber
ins 9aus sebra9t. Set einisen So
gen bate ie fosar f6on friiber iiber
Miibigteit unb SrDfteln setlast, unb
am beaen Iauten Ha9mittas lag Tie
pieber erf9Dpft in ibrem 8ett.
Sentri6 blieb neben ibr. Stunbenz
lang iparen iie bann f9peiseno beiein=
amber. in ftiGem Sinnen beoba9tenb,
pie brduben bic bunten Sommerfarz
ben dlIgemaf berbli9en. Bon ferns
fer Hang bas RolIen zines Dasens,
bas S9lagen Der Sburmubren, Elm
perbalenber 8inSerruf, Sunbeseben.
SIN elmer iol9en Stuube mar es,
baB 9ertrub iid pl0bIi9 uufri9tete.
~papa, ems mubt bu mir peripres
den"
piles, mein 9inb. Bon Seraen.
Mas fpiinIdeft bu benn2"
rOu barfft T. bu fonit ni9t traurig
fein, tpenn ih pt9t mebr BET Dir bin
nIber Srubel. iper bentt benin an
Erennunsa SEPT, mo mir uns gerabe
erit sefunben baben."
.Wir ni4t, mir beibe nidt, aber
bienei9t = bas S9idfal. Denn i'd
nun bod nidt gefunb piirbe -"
Sentri9 panbte iid fdnen ab.
rWie tunnit bu 10 etpas fasen2 SO
gebt Dir ia i9pn bel beHer!"
rSreili9 tuobl. Iber ni9t pabr,
tpenn es bod anbers tommen ioIte, bu
tpirft nidt gu trauris iein. Sieb NAL.
papa, fonft nGre es ia gar tein Slid,
bab uns Der 3ufaa %5ueinanber gefiibrt
bat. Sonit miibte i9 mir ia nod
@ortpiirfe MAIDEN. neil i9 bid bamals
bolen lieb."
@r bermodte ni9t gu antiporten.
@r griff nun na6 i6rer Sanb unb
briidte tie lange unb sdrtlih.
Na9 einiger 3ett fubr fie leife,
taum peritdnbIid fort: rSb es ni9t
am alerbeiten 10 lit fir mi9s Sprt=
5ugeben aus bieier eriten turset Sries
-bensaeit, bic id eriebt babe. Sd tpeib
ni9t, papd, Oh bu iiber beinem Suz
den unb @rfinben bic Delt UNI bid
Der ME p~eritanben baIt, pber Oh man
in fold ftiIem Wintel pergiBt, tpie es
hrauben dusiiebt = pie beib unb felig
unb unsliidli9 iinb f4uIbig mir ale
bas 2eben leben."
Sentri9 fab in f9redppGIer lleber>
raf9ung in bic beaen &inberaugen,
bic grob gu ibm aufeel9la9en paren.
S9ulbis9 Selig9 Wober fanb bas
MGb6en fol9e Worte9
sic nidte inn ld9elnb su.
rNi6t fraeen, gutter alter papd.
0as lit ia alles 10 melt = pergangen
unb pereehen."
Iber an bas Selig unb S6ulbig
mubte Der arme Mlte nod benten, als
er iein &tnb f9on IdngIt auf bep
Sriebbof briiben am Berg begraben
bate. limb letIe tam ibm Der traurige
SrOit, ben mir 3uleBt ale finben: piels
lei9t mar es gut To-.
limb cine f9fpere luitenbe Dual
Bate @ertrub in ibren I9maIen gam
ben nit fortsetragen.
Serr !Sentri6 partete ni9t mebr
auf bas groBe Slid. auf ben 9olbiez
gen, Der in ettpa brei Mo9en auf i'm
| nieberitrOmen ipiirbe.
nWas fon id mid plagen, Iiebe
Simmelrei92 Sir pen8 0as ainb
1T a~ufseboben, unb fir mid =? Sir
mid it's na4serube bod, gu fpdt gee
iporben."
Die SnItrumente, bic Bidder unb
Tlai9sn auf benz Werttii9 ipurben
bon Staub unb Roft iiber5ogen.
9fuf benz sroben SeFel, in benz
@ertrub 10 oft gerubt bate. fab elm
alter Mann nit fpeiBen Suaren, gee
bulOig unb febnfii9tig binausblidenb
in bos @benbrotb, in ben ldnsfum bers
an5iebenben Dinten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29

nur 26O0 SortbiIbunsss unb Sad.
f9ulen fir has fpeibiide gef9eht nit
runb 10000 S9iilerinnen seeeniiber.
Sn ben meiiten Orten eet9iebt ipenis
ODER gar ni9ts fir bic ausbilbuns
tsr Wdbfen our 9ausfruu ober gu liz
senb einsm seeigneten Beirut, unb
Staaten fpis @emeinben trifft Der
@oripurt bic Srase Der ipftematifden
5ortbilbuns Der fdrllentlafenen WGos
den bisber fart perna9lGHigt Su bas
ben. Sine riibmli9e ausnabme ma
den Wiirtsmberg unb 8aben, Die ben
pfli9tbeTu9 aud fir bic fdulentIuls
ienen WGb9en unb tnfoleebefen daein
$4,000 Observation-Disclosures bas
ben. Sc 5inb teinespess bic 8sb0rs
ZEN allein, bic in bieier Sinfi9t ,riid'
ftGnbis eeblieben iinb; in muu9en
beutffen Stadten. .pie beiipielspei5e
in Sahief, SeHen, Metmar, Meinins
gen, &oburs unb 9othd bat bic Cans
besgeIebgebune bereits felt fat brei
S~dbrsebrsn ben 9emeinben bds Re6t
Derlieben, aud fiirUeGbden ben S9uls
5ipdng bur9Sufiibren. SroBoem bieie
2Gnber beindbe ebenioIange bic oblis
gatorif6e SortbiIbunesidue fir
Snaben beiiben, iinb bic Grfolge duf
benz @ebiete bes Gu9z unb Sortbils
bunssIdulpeiens fir Mdb&sn gang
unbebeuteRb unb bur4aus unseniis
senb seblieben.
Simmer brineenber md9t Ii9 iiberuu
felt hem Ibiterben Der alien Wirtbs
f6dftsformen bds 9eblrfniB gelteno,
Der tpeiblifsn GrperbsfGbisteit reue
Weee su eridlsben. Im aaiIerliden
bptanif9en8ar in petersburg tpurs
BEN bic neueingeri9tcten ldnbpirtb>
f6aftliden Gurie fir Srauen bon benz
2anbpirtbf9uftsminiitsr u. 9. Stra
mploip erDffnst, Der babel in elmer ldns
eeren Rebe auf bic Notbpenbigteit
Observation-Disclosures &enntnife bel
Srauen auf BEN 2anbe bintpies. Die
Gurle umfaFen Sbfts unb Semitic
BAH, Wolfereipeien, @efliigel5u9t
unb 8iensnsudt. 9uBer ben @or>
leIunsen unb praetiiden llebunsen
perben @rcuriionen nab Mhliters
baumidulen, @emiifegdrten unb Mil9s
MULTIPLICATION unternommen. Gin
neuer Trausnberuf 1T Der bon Srems
benfiibrerinnen tn @robitGbten. Sn
Berlin mar infolge bes febr regen
Jrembenpertebrs tpGbrenb bes leBten
@ommers bereits cine ii9 msbr unb
mebr iteigernbe 4n5abl bon 5remoens
fiibrerinnen tbdtis. sic bdben ii9
beftens bepGbrt uno ipsroen Ri9t nrr
bon ALIEN reiieRben Oamen beboraugt.
fonbern bdufis AUDI BON er6Bsren
DISQUALIFICATION dngenommer. =
Sir bic @Isidberedtieuns unO 3utaI>
flung Der Jrauen gu ben 9erufsOereini>
gungen rlrb Snnunsen fpraden fid bic
unldneft in SiHelbprf perfammelten
9arbiere unb Srifeure aus. auf ibs
rer Sagung in aafel berietben bic
3abntinitIer ben eIeiden @esenftdnp
unb famer gu bemieIbeR 8eidIub.
Sin 8erliner Barber bat Jruu uno
So9ter tbeoretiT4 unb practii9 in bic
&unIt bes &aiirsns einsetpeibt, bic nun
beibe nit @eI9id in ietnem @ei9dft
tbdtis iinb. 3ablrei9e &urben itrOs
men berbei, um Don Surten SdnOen
rofirt gu tperoen, mas fir Berlin nod
ben Rsia Der Neubeit bat. in 8Obmen.
llngarn unb in Granddaughter aber
ldngit gang unb sdbe, unb ia ou9 bier
in ameritd ni4ts llnstp0bnIides
mehr 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29
Snbipfbu,TL

SnbipibusII. ,@obin
tnb sic benu sefIiidtst. uls Der pIabs
regen bsruntsrtam2" sd, in elm
@irtbsbdus, meine Gruu in elm Mobes
tuaartngsIdGft, Der 9unb in sinen
S9lGdteridosn uno meme beioen
S69tsr in elm 9eiratbsbureau!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-29

SIMS biersarten. Rtncsr'
mGbden: Das lit elm Glepb1Ht. 8ens
no! Run. ipie sefdlt Dir benn oas
3bier9 Der tlsins 8enno: . gang gut,
nur ionte ss Ti9 bic idredliden Sal
len an ieinsn Rnisen uusbiissIn ldi'
len!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-30
National Lodge, A. O. U. w., Entertain,

Society Temple, at 9th and G streets
northwest, was the scene of a large gather
ing last evening, the occasion being an
open meeting of National Lodge, No. 3, A.
o. U. w. An address was delivered by
Past Supreme Master Workman j. W.
Kinsley, who gave a brief history of the
national body, saying it was instituted in
1868, with fourteen names enrolled upon
the charter. and now has a membership
of more than $4,000. He said it's mission
in the world is to aid it's members in sick
ness and distress and to unite man to man
in the bonds of fraternal fellowship.
After the rendition of a musical and lit.
erary program refreshments We're served.
The order of exercises consisted Of: Reel
tation Miss Severe Di Mario: duet Miss
Hattie Paxton and Miss Ollie Farr; musical
selections, the Imperial Mandolin Club;
song and dance speciality Miss Dorothy
Wolf; witty sayings. Mr.. Leonard Mack
man; banjo solo, Prof Hauver; piano solo,
Mr.. John Fuller; recitation, Miss Helen
Rice; violin solo, Master Harold Nackman;
recitation, Mr. j. w. Pearson: recitation,
Miss Emma Davis, and a piano solo, Miss
Elizabeth Klugge. The committee in charge
of the exercises was composed Of Messrs
p. P. Demorgo, r. H Thode, E. L. SAINT
myer. B. II. Beall, F. Breslau H. C. Knapp
and c. w. Grimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-30
Anniversary Celebrated.

Oriental Council No. 3l2, Royal Arcanum,
celebrated it's twenty fourth anniversary at
Masonic Temple last night with a prom
enade concert and reception to the officers
of the Grand Council, as follows: Thomas
NJ. Hayes, grand regent; ]. D. Beddis,
grand vice regent; ]. E. Swan grand ora
tor; w. I. Evans, grand warden; M D.
Tolson, grand sentry; w. H. Bingham, sit
ting past grand regent; G. X. Copenhaver.
grand treasurer; Benjamin White, grand
secretary; T. ]. Landergreen, past grand
regent.
Prior to the reception Edison NJ. Schryver,
past supreme regent. made an address Oh
the advantages of membership in the order.
R. f. Logan and Smith Thompson, jr.,
had charge of the affair.
The officers of National Council are: DIR.
William A. Jack, regent; H. G. Tegeler,
vice regent; r. E. Logan, orator; c. ].
James, sitting past regent; Corbin Birch,
secretary; William Betz, treasurer; L. c.
Morrison. guide; A. ]. Holt. sentry; G. w.
McMorris. collector: DR.. w. c. Williams.
chaplain; H. F. Slagle, warden; Clifford
Hastings, organist; trustees, G. H. H. Eel
lers, c. B. Fonda and E. P. Babb.
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Beginning May 4.

For the first time on any stage, with the
exception of three nights in Baltimore,
1.-THE Runaways." Messrs. Sam S. Shubert
and Nixon & Zimmermans latest offering
in the field of musical comedy, will De seen
at the Columbia for the week beginning
Monday May 4. This is the piece intended
to follow "A Chinese Honeymoon" at the
Casino, in New York, where it is hoped
that the new show will even eclipse the re-
markable run of more than 400 perform
ances that the oriental opera achieved. The
production has been made with iavishness
hitherto unknown on the American stage,
and will include in it's list of principals
several of the best known names i'll their
particular lines In this country. More than
10000 will have been expended before the
curtain rises the opening night, and no
possible opportunity to accentuate the
merits of the piece has been over
looked No fewer than 100 people will APP
pear upon the stage.
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Baltimore and Ohio r. r,

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New Orleans. Dining service.
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