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STARVED BY LONG STRIKE.
Iron Worker Driven From Work
by Labor Troubles.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Nov. 14.-weak from the lack
of proper nourishment, Joseph Murray. an
shsworker. IS years eff~ssh 3fssI ely;
mer streeraf6iice Station with his son
John and Frank, 10 and 8 years old. who
we're Just as emaciated as he.
According to Murray, he had a good
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GAS CRATES FOR HEATING
SEE CRATES IN OPERATION At GAS OFFICE.
716-LoCUST STREET-716.

place last May. when he was ordered on
strike. He was dispossessed from his
rooms in Manhattan and went to VIII
liamsburg in the hope of getting along.
but times were just as bad there. and with
his boys he was forced to walk the streets.
Tho police sent for food. but Murray
wa so weak he was unable to partake OF
1t, and an ambulance was summoned from
/,INst. Kings County Hospital. His boys
.no sa>, 70 with him. but they were
psr s to sssnASss.fths So
ciety for the Prevention Of CruelfS,~%
Children.
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of Honor.


Unity Lodge had a fair attendance. Bege
man. Schutter. Barth and Grand Reporter l.
F. Borntraeger made brief remarks for good
OF the order.
Schiller Lodge had a good attendance and
enthusiastic meeting. The on APP
plications reported two candidates for initia.
ton. Relief Committee reported two member,
sick. Messrs. NJ. Grabinsky, John Gerdel, VII.
liam klanke and Charles kleemeier made In
teresting remarks for good Of the order.
bremen Lodge had a good attendance at last
meeting. The young members were enthusi-
astic in arranging for an active campaign fol
new members. Charles James volunteered and
VIII donate to the lodge the required games
and appliances for amusemcnts of the members
during winter months.
Lincoln Lodge. with a fair attendance at last
meeting. transacted routine business. A COM
mittee was delegated to attend the meeting OF
the bowling league. H. AIewel, A. kuehie
and A. Schaper made brief addresses.
Mount Olive Lodge had a good attendance at
lfst meeting. Two applications were received
and four reinstatements were recorded.
Bellefontaine Lodge. with Its regular attend
ance. transacted routine business, the greater
part or the evening being devoted to a friendly
discussion under head Of good of the order.
the present conditions and future of the lodge.
AT last meeting Of X of II. Bowling League
a large representation OF various city lodges
was present. A was appointed to
arrange the schedule Of games and secure the
privilege of the alleys on which to play the
match games.
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Protected Home Circle.

Splendid meeting at Chouteau. No. $50. Thurs
day night. Three names proposed and one can
didate examined and ready for initiation. A
eucfire has been planned for the first meeting
OF the circle. December 10. Mt the regular hall.
Boyle and Chouteau avenues.
Hobson. No. 344. had n fine, meeting. trans
acting the business of the circle. Doctor Edw'
+. Brady presided. Harry Nelson. the new ac-
Gountant. Is managing his position as collector
ing himself the right man as the new secre-
tary. Plans were discussed Tor deputy. work
and Doctor Brady has been recommended TO the
supreme Boardsfor that position.
Carondeiet Circle had a good meeting with q
very encouraging attendance. Several visitors
were present. Sisters Keyburz and Michler
spoke encouraging words under the good of the
order.
Laclede. No. $50. had a fine meeting Friday
night. President Fogarty in the chair. Report
from the euchre showed good results; Pans
have been made to have many meetings ioi
social enjoyment during the winter. Mrs. Marie
7. Walsh as secretary and Mrs. Annie Bogy as
accountant. have proven themselves good OH
GERS. and their records show well for the term.
Imperial. No. 1888. had a rousing time Friday
night. President j. E. Reid has been on the
SICK list for some weeks,
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TESTING SUBMARINE FILTER.
Analysis Shows That Water Is
Free From Bacteria.

Tests Of the submarine water filter have
been started at the Waterworks at the
Chain Of Rocks. and are expected to be
completed In about fifteen days. Doctor
Max C. Starkloff. former Health Commits
sioner. has made an analysis of the water
obtained from the filter and says that It Is
free from disease-producing bacteria.
The test filters are simple in construc-
ton, being built of plank. wire netting.
sand and charcoal. and its effect on the
muddy river water is rapid.
John Roche of st. Louis holds the pat
ents for the filters. His plan is to place
a filter, consisting OF a wooden box in the
water, allowing the water to run by grav-
ity. and pumping the clear water from the
TOP, The filter would be preferably made
in sections about twelve feet square, or al
lowing for timber, each section giving an
area Of 1873 square feet.
Placing this box in the water, Will
surface below the surface Of H. 3he
outside, the water filters itself ~ water
charcoal and sand and Is carrt roush the
top of the sand by any from the
to the place where it is re- ynient means
The method of using " 6red
the surroundings. thus ddenend upon
take water from a sire )smaH plant. to
as a boat, or severa& could be built
plant could be placed 3oats. or a large
- q reservoir.
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Knight. Of Pythins.

The grand chancellor Instituted a lodge at
kansas City last Friday. This new lodge Is In
the vicinity of the Stock Yards and where no
other lodge has ever been located. 1t starts
under favorable auspices and Will be known as
Gate Wat Lodge, Nc. S5S.
Red Cross Lodge. at its last convention. held
Wednesday evening, conferred the rank OF
ESQUIRE, and those present witnessed an Illus
sIration OF Pyth!an rank that is rarely. given.
Those who received the rank will appreciate the
Excelsior Lodge. No. 10. entertained its mem;
oers and friends Tuesday last at Anchor Han
with a, progressive euchre. The following even
Ing being the regular meeting night. Chancellor
Commander Herchenroeder thought possibly the
usual large attendance would not be in cyl
dence and accordingly postponed the INITIATION.
It may now be necessary to call a speciai iheet,
Ing in order to initiate all on the waiting l.st
before the New Year. Brother Du Bois was
recommended as district deputy grand cnan,
cellor in response to q query from the Eranu
chancellor.
Pythagoras Lodge. No. g75, conferred the rank
of Esquire at last convention. and received So
eral applications: Under good OF the 'Fae'
Brother Koslowsky. a former member OF NJ
275. but now c. c. of No. 81. of Philadetphia.
Pa. made some very Interesting remarks pea
ing upon the order in that city. Remarks We.e
also made by Brother Thoyne of CHICAGO. hann
of knight will be conferred at next coIl'eii.
A I the last meeting twelve applications were
receiyed-
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Pxfhian siatera.

Assembly No. S will give a euchre for the
benefit Of the order on Thursday. November Ii.
at 2:30 p. m. at the home Of Sister Cutter. No.
2I23 Walnut street. Several hembers of the
order recently. returned from a three months
touring of California and found the assembly in
a most hourishing condition. Mrs. NJ. E. Rea
was appointed by the Grand Lodge as manager
TO represent this order at the Worlds Fair.
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Woodmen Circle.

Olive Grove No. q held a good meeting
meeting Wednesday. November II. Two can
didates were conducted through the mysteries
for. The Grove has secured new badges for
officers and members. Next Wednesday Olive
have been secured.
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order Of United workmen.

- Lafayette Lodge had q large attendance at
its meeting on November s. and reinstated ten
members. The Entertainment Committee ap-
pointed at a previous meeting. introduced Its
al which prizes we're won by the following:
Thomas schaner, F. W. Gilman. j. P. Col
gins. George Stein. NJ William Il. whetsfone. 5.
. Kiley and Thomas W. Hackett After the
recruitment will be announced at one Of the
lodge meetings in the near future.
on last tuesday night was a success both So
icially and financially. There was a large at
Grand Recorder Henry W. Meyer was among
the players, and carried on a prize:
and smoker TO its member and friends on
G class orchestra and local talent will furnish
the entertainment and music. Brothers VIII
liam F; Bohn and A.; Lewis are members OF
for this entertainment.
Mechanics Lodse had a very pleasant pleasant meeting
erable routine business was transacted. and a
g s0G Chnistfna sp en,erssin s1 MAKE to a be gwen far i iSe
beneft Of the members md their families on
auested to bring their children to the enter
ainment as the mmit will provide a gift
W snai Mll % Iiea J. Hurt sns meme ,ende GeeSi his i resis mastsa
at this meeting. which was accepted; and the
station OF master workman.
81 Standard Lodge had a very interesting meet
cation for membership was received. A COM
mittee was appointed 10 make arrangements for
a euchre to be given at Anchor Hall Jefferson
and Clark avenues. on Thursday evening. De-
ccmber II. at which. prizes Will be awarded.
Phoenix Lodge had an interesting meeting on
Thursday evening. at which considerable rou.
tine business was transacted. Under good of
the order Interesting remarks were made by
Master Workman c. A. Bohannon. Brother
Gregg OF Cadillac, Mich. and Brother FerreH
of Bowling Green. Mo.
A meeting of the German .workmen's Asso-
ciatirn was held last Sunday. afternoon. at
which ARRANGEMENTS for the euchre to be given
at EckhardtsI Hall. Cherokee and Texas ave-
nue.. this afternoon. were completed; The com
purchase the necessary prizes. and have since
reported to the grand recorders Office that no
2.a0 o'clock this afternoon
The eu.l1re and hop given by Benton Lodge
on Thursday evening at its hall was largely at
tended and was a success Many handsome
nrixes were awarded. Grand Recorder Henry
". Meyer and Supervising Solicitor Henry
Boehning were among the players. This lodge
will give A mask ball at South st. Louis Turner
Hall. Tenth and Carroll streets. on Thanksgiv-
ing Eve.
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st. Louis Court No. I at the last meeting
transacted no business OF importance. Past
adjourn and go in a body to the entertainment
and hop given by. the West End Court. which
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avenue next Thursday evening, In honor Of the
hirthdav anniversary Of Secretary Bernard TO.

birthday anniversary Of Secretary bernard 10
.Chouteau Lodges last meeting was full OF
lie. The attendance is on. the increase. Two
applications for relief-fund membership were
pointed to arrange for some form Of entertain
ment for the members at the next meeS,nE:
Another committee was appointed to purchase
Union Lodge Will hold a short business meet
Ing next Wednesday evening at the nan. mie Y.
enth street and Franklin avenue; II VIII lM, PC
followed by a euchre and hop. Prizes WIZ o'
Humboldt Lodge received one application at
its last meeting. Past Grand Pro.es.or ~, ~
speech on the good of the order. - r.,,s,,
Clover Leaf Lodges meeting last Ihursday
evening, was interesting, One canaida'se sn wa5
on his vacation Of two weeks and Sister FREQ
Bergman of No. 27S6 Clark avenue Will act as
financial secretary during, his absence. A dance
will be given oy TIE lodge after the mee'i"s
Grand offcer Sister Mary Fox will head a
large delegation OF the members OF owe BrancI
Lodge who have arranged to pay q trateIIa,
visit to Opal at the meeting next wednesday
evening at No. $3.50 South Broadway. =.
Rising sun lodge had a fII, ho1 Gsaens a1
relief fund membership were filed with the
s teipnany, has aaf SsGn M agranred f sy the I5I and
will take place at Rock Springs Turner Hall.
Riverside IOdee at Kansas CITY. MO-, mas en-
tered the field # propagation; ,,c,,,on ,t the
last meeting and entertained visitors from SIS
ter lodges. committee was apPoinntse,dd T.; to 1 he
given by the lodge in the near future. u
Triumphant Lodge will meet, next Monday
evening. Sister Alice Gray will have ten APP
candidates who have been approved by the
supreme medical examiner will be initiated.
Magnolia Lodge expects 4 large turnout ne&t
Wednesday. evening to witness the initiation OF
four candidates.
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Security Council. No. ss4. gave an open meet
ing in Its hall, corner Jefferson and Cass ave-
nue.. last Monday evening. which was well at
Sister Ward and Brother Yandell; dancing,
vocal selections and Rotations by Doctor He'll
mlth and Adelaide StinsOn.
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Last Saturday evening Tower Council helo
quite an enthusiastic meeting. the occasion be-
ing the reception to the supreme officers. Re-
marks for the good Of the order were made by
Supreme Chancellor Hammer. Supreme Vice
Chancellor Fairback. Past Supreme Chancellor
.berbeck. Supreme Recorder Smith, Brothers
harrington. Moss. Murphy. Cook and Maccal-
llm.
One of the most pleasing ceremonies held in
legion halls this year was the memorial at
mer. Past Supreme Chancellort oberbeck.
% the memorial services The council held a
business meeting. initiating three candidates
{ Stella lang Souncil held its regular meeting on
application was hled and one candidate. C. W:
Horn, was initiated. Brother R; E. Cossroye OF
s aistsiIas'Gir In cor eonferrina the Second degree. ON Ae-
on last wednesday evening the supreme chan,
were entertained BY Irving Council. After the
transaction Of routine business Chancellor Ben.
s 6aH the A En,e! Hadianas commit.ee. the following
RsSsls chaace Gss ! MSSsis &. .EsyISsoS s. pisne 6:
. sssi0g 3. e Iou hop cenner Wai ssoo i q sl she E;s tenc!
Worthy Supreme Chancellor L F. Hammer.
r re- ts1IlsseF wsi aest 5. bl sssks John H. Terry;
candidate was initiated and four applications
filed. Among the visitors was Brother r. Z.
Cosgrove. chancellor Of Excelsior Council. WIG
a pledge OF fifteen limitations before the end Of
K Hyde Park Council initiated four candidates
at the last meeting. The sonferrinE Of the
meeting. when 1t is expected to have at least
fifteen candidates Hyde Park members are
busy securing their quota Of candidates to be
Initiated by The supreme Council degree team;
Tuesday evening. owing to the absence from
tne city of Chancellor Gorse, the chair was oc-
didates were initiated and Instructed INTO the
secret work OF the order. Chancellor R. E.
Copgrove OF Excelsior Council was called upon
forEremarks for the good OF the legion. He
responded by explaining in detail the plans OF
Supreme Chancellor Hammer for the Initiation
Of 100 members during the month of December.
At the end. of Brother Cosgrove's remarks
the supreme Chancellor. The candidates initiat-
ed at this meeting were: c. F. Meier. C. ].
Kircher and william jackson.
The following councils will meet this week:
Monday. ST. Louis, Ivanhoe and Lafayette;
Tuesday. Excelsior: Thursday. Kirkwood and
Webster; Saturday. Tower.
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Odd Fellows.

Odd Fellows.
The Veteran Odd Fellows Association will
hold Its committee meeting November %, and
the reunion and banquet will be held the first
Thursday in December.
Oak Hill Lodge will celebrate its thirty-frst
anniversary. November -. a..
Mechanics Lodge had two applications 5aI is,, for
ton c 7. Webster and Mr.; Fe,rier were
nominated 4Pda ted for s. delegates ,g2aa E % the Grand bn1Ia,1 Leds Was
packed to the doors last Monday night. on the
eeef pd9n Of a. reception given b BY Alpha !bnss Lo oa5e
didates We're initiated. Ruth Lodge degree stan
sppiaase. Mrs Mr. "Y fda B has n s.s1 T Tesd e r assIIuy
ton. which was adopted. thanking Ruth LodEe
I Rsm a y kip Wsre made IN Or ss MANY on, OF the ieor Wis w tors
from the East Side. Thanks are extended to
Lodge for favors. Ice cream and cake was
served.
wildey Lodge had one application and init
fifst degree. Next meeting there viii be four
for the second degree. December 5 there will be
a Naomi 5sSfRt'Gf1 od sivf had to t fnil attend sttshdn mas'f al its last
meeting. November 6, many visitors being pres.
re &c tdfe and aP two candidases Were baiIoted on.
After lodge closed the members Of the Juvenile
pirate costumes OF the lodge colors, the children
marched into the hall. each bearing a letter
a sermaashiss. the they s0iG fosmRs ink ,h ana fiyssn,i into sou an
With With their, then Z Te,t TER" !aSn sRslled 5ua ahsIs na Tnis
was followed by recitations. Jennie and
THOMPSON BOYER. May; Irwin and Willie Graves.
ney. Arthur. Ethel. oris and Dorothy Morey
and Eugene Roberts. and a violin solo by
the .fatted pigs were opened and the pennies
counted. The amount collected Ss.25), will be
sent to the orphan children at Liberty, Mo-,
for school supplies.
St. Louis Canton. Patriarchs Militant. In
stalled the following officers: ]. R. Dayball.
captain: W.. A. Moellman. lieutenant; r. c.
Wright. ensign: F. G. Rhoades. clerk: A. H.
Golden Scepter Lodge had four applications
for membership. and initiated six candidates.
st. Louis Lodge will give a reception to
friends November 81. Miss Eva 1. DunninE OF
Ohio. whose recitations delighted the lodge four
years ago, Will give readings.
Lacleds, Lodge had one petition for member,
SHIP, ballotted on one and gave 81. the second
egate to the Grand Lodge. which meets IN 81.
Louis next May. Laclede will confer the Sec
ond degree at the Institution of a new lodge at
ST. Charles. November 90.
Arcadian Lodge conferred the second degree
on seven candidates,
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Improved Owe.
y CIub to Meet.

The Tenth w ut l to Meet.
don viii hold i Improvement Assocda-
street. this al meeting at Chippewa
t nSal Of tb 5ne 8 Enoon at, . E,sloSt; Are re-
forwarded al ection Of garbage win be
he meeting.
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,ast Tuesday evening. at which considerable
Siaed TO give, a donkey and box party COM
T,nea, and all members and their friends are
,nSi.so. Each lady Will bring a box lunch.
Tnlen VIII be sold at auction, Brother C. A.
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Dexree of Honor, A. o. Q. w.

The Board Of Officers OF the Grand Lodge,
Degree Of Honor. held a very important meet
ing at the office Of the grand recorder, Mrs.
csra B.. Murreil. during the last week.
the month OF November. Only 1--WE assessments
have been called in the eleven months OF the
hers to whom Certificates are issued prior to
january /. 1904. will receive a gold recognition
70 have 1000 beneficial members before jan
,iary. Missouri has been CHALLENGED by the
Iowa Jurisdiction for q contest in membership,
which has been accepted.
Murreil Lodge VIII give 9 dance on Thur
ferson and Park avenues. The IN
charwe are: Lloyd Beers, Ella Rodgcrs and
Nary KIM. The next meeting OF Murrel1
Lodge viii be held on Friday evening Of this
Phoenix Lodge held IN snthusiassic meeting
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Retail SAL
sals Emen,. Rail-.

eighth annual bs ynen will give their
No. l1 ChoutS II concordia Club Hall
EVENING. Noysm avenue. Wednesdas;
tic'pate a large Il! The statesmen an
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Royal League.

Meetings this week: Monday. st. Louis and
Hamilton: Tuesday. West End and Kansas
City; Thursday. Missouri-wabash: Friday.
Ivanhoe and Future Great.
At the last meeting of St. Louis Council one
are in lire for Initial on, and it Is expected
that quite a class will be given its first riding
lesson at the next meeting.
West End read three application and friti-
ated two candidates. The meeting was largely
attended. Resolutions OF sympathy were passed.
to attend, owing to the death OF his father
Kansas City Council reports three appica-
tons. one of them being that of the Mayor
of Kansas City. James A. Reed.
Missouri-Wabash was visited. by the advisory
officers at the last meeting. There was q large
councils. who accompanied the advisory off
GERS. The following brothers responded to Gals:
Advisory Archon Jonn Mertes, Past Advisory
Arshon A. De Young; A AdviEsS aiy Tre sstTes
Great Council.
Ivanhoe reports three applications and one
initiation at the last meeting. w. W. Hall OF
Future Great Council delivered an address.
This council will be visited by the advisory
officers at the next meeting. Orator Entg Is
developing plans for n first-class entertai nnlent
in December for members and their families.
meeting, seven applications were read and one
candidate initiated. Orator Wilmott kept every
one in good humor during the half hour devoted
South Side installed its new scribe. Brother
F. Lethenstrom at the last meeting. There was
a good attendance.
Greeley read one application and Initiated one
candidate. The novel attraction introduced a
few meetings ago Is proving a, drawing card.
the attendance at meetings having doubled.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-04-03

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