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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
CONGRESS

WARRINGTON. u. G.. Frb. A.
The senate passed the biii providing
foe the relief Of tho cre~ OF the
chsfisstet. whtch Was losf In the
Philippines In fsss.
The army Appropriation hiii was
ur this afternoon. senator Proctor.
y no II In charge % tho bill. said
that while Tiers was differences al
opinion tbs refelancy Of The general
staff Of cprps existed and he would
s.k that that section BE- STRICKEN out.
which vas done. An Amendment Was
sxreet 10 appreprtatinr $50 600 for
medical services foe Spanish war
veterans. The eiit WAS then passed.
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the WIND

Gf.ovERsvfII.E. n. r.. Feb A.
An electric ear on the Hchne<tzdy
railway. yesterday made a phenesa-
ensl rrcord attaining a ~pset Of over
two MILES a minute. This ear carried
a party u ofzcisfs on a tsrt trip.
Seven miles were made In II min.
utss. within the city tIsnitA the
sr~~d register showed only eight
miles an hour. The rate outsids the
city was almost two and one-auartsr
miles a minute
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SHARKEY VS..
MONROE

NEW YORK. F~h. 1-Thornzs
sharker and lack Nenrne this morn
iur signed an agr.sment 20 meet far
. Eo.ruan4 night. The bids ~lIl be
opsnst ON March n The battle will
take place after fur months. On er-
der 70 allow ample time for training
The nxhssfs agree 10 splli the purse.
Is per cent golnx 20 the wiunef, and
IS % tho lascr. The forfeit /. tzsee
y sis>.
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CONTRACTS
ARE LET

WASHINGTON. u G. Feb. Alt
vas decided At the cabinet meeting
today that one IL the two new efuis-
srs. Tenness@~ and Washington.
shali be built al Cramps. and the
other by tho New York ahipbaiiisns
company. Ths naval beard had
previously Recommended that both
cruisers bs built By Cramps. b~<znss
the bid. ~ that company we're the
lowest The <s~ York company
protested on the grounds that the
Cramps BIDS we're inforsnsl. beeauss
Ne figures after the bids were open
ed Th@ Cramps company alleges
that the changes uefe made On as-
count Of . clerical error In the orig
mai bld
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Aeersrro ron rIoHrlNa

4. Mitchell. a hacN.driset. ana =
woman who gave her names aH Al
die Woodland, were arrested eatiy
this morning by Police ssnseant
Peer aud i'ntroinan Cameron. On a
charge OF fiEhtinE. Marie Campbell
was Jailed at the same tiue for
VagrnnVy.
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DISPENSARY
DENOUNCED

what promises To be . bitter fight
among the medical men % seattle 10
on. Trvubis has been brewing fes
some time bstwssn tho psonssf
ph3sicianr of the city and the mort
frssnt arrivals. according To cur
rsus report. and the opsnias wsdss
was the rvcsnt establishment Of
free dispsnssry Ia the Arcade bullsft
ing The harasrr OF the dirp.nnAry.
u n stated. are newly arrived phyHi-
clans who are not members Of the
kinx County Medical so-siefy. Ae-
cordiuHfy that organization Was not
consulted. Nov theirs II trouble.
THIS ruimlnatef In a wAfm de-
nunclsfton q the dspen~afy scheme
NJ the nesting % the kinH County
Medical soristy last might The sss-
sions Of this body are h~id h<hInd
closed DOOR. hut Il leaked out to<ia y
that several Of the members were
loud In their protests against the
|dispsnsary. claiming the whole busf-
nee. vas simply a play for cheap
Advertising.
ON the other hand the physician.
In the dt~pensary movement deny
the charge and are indignant.
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CIV MuLcTsp roa pAMAoEs

saftasiAHa smith WAS awarded
DAMAGES In the sum % tfsee arains,
ths city. In Judge urifrnss dspaft !
ntrht az the superior court. thls
sHsfninx. Mrs. Smith wa. ~srtous-
y injured BY . fall she sustained ~
svnuy ~ tfipplns against = pro-
tsetink Iron door In tho sidewalk on
seeafsd avenue. near the New York
building. She sued for tis, coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

iirrt Edgar aud Bert uailnss-
worth, charged with entering the
store " Piper a TAFT ianf week.
were hound over 10 tho superior
court this morning for trial, on a
bonds.
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aonnrp IN A SALOON

city Detectives Hubbard aud Free
man arrested John ileniy earty this
morning on a charge Of robhins john
carp of several hundred dollars IN n
saloon william jackson. who II Il
alleged saw the robbery committed.
n being held ha witness.
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Here's an Eye
Opener
And . Gentle Pull "a tks pv~s
Strings ~ Every Economically
Disposed Purchaser Wanting
Anything ir the Music
Or Music Book Live

Our closing -out sale Of sheet music
ard books has now extended over a
period OF nearly fivo 90 montha- and
must be brought 10 q close very
shortly, as NE need the room very
badly for our rapidly growing piano.
organ. graphophone and small
musical Instrument Department. and
we shall depend on the following
prices tnsver before heard Of In this
part Of the country, to accomplish
tho desired results;
OF three pieces for ...44a........1 nc
All regular ssc music. now ...... Toe
All regular SOC music. now ..... fse
or three pieces for ..,.......<e zoe
Al regular Tac music. now ......fse
All Mckinley Ice music. now -. &c
or three pieces for ........ Ice
or ten pieoes for tour selection,
win bat few exceptions all In
~truc'ion books that sell regularly
for SOC. 7bc. ti.ae. ti.so and $500 are
now going az fsc. ssc. toc. SIC and
No music exchanged Mail orders
must include ie pr copy for postage
en- sheet music. and from &c 10 ise
for po~tagr on books.
MEETING WITH GREAT Favor
A. our VIOLIN SPECIAL has
been - enthusiastically received by
contemplating purchasers among adj
mirerr II this great instrument. We
have decided 90 continue ofxsrinx for
Tits week our regular ffzso vfaifn
foT t7.&k, with extra set OF strinsA
bow and case complete
We also invite careful inspection
% our large and elegant stock Of
Euitnfk mhndollns. bnnjos. music
boxes. Eraphophoner. etc. ON all Of
which We are offering very attractive
prices.
A PIANO SNAP
A beautiful! Pease Raby Grand. IN
mahogany case. REGULAR PRICE
ssss 90. been used just a little. NOW
ONLY $4,000. Come IN aud let ue
tell you about this great hafsnin.
No one contemplating the purchase
% plano or organ should think Of
deciding upon an instrument until
Investigating the many advantages
OF our superior facilities our large
and beautiful line Of chlckerinF n
Sons. Kimbaii, Hobart NJ. Cable,
Peare, ~. =. Johnston Co. pianos and
kimhall organs win interest you.
and you WIN be welcome. whether
purchasing or not.
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So 10 SIS each-ss choice level lots
on the new ls-ineh Cedar River
water ssain. IN the Baltimore sddi-
ton. near the State University
and f.atoas school This property
lies almost level and has a splendid
view. u near two OF the best car
iinee In the city. transfers to all
cars owned b. the Seattle Electrtc
Co, and only 80 minutes to the
business center. This property u
located near enough to the State
University. - II Is protected by
state law prohibiting the sale OF
any kind Of liquor within two
miles Of university: this one
feature means a great deal for the
nelghhorhood. We believe this II
the best and cheapest suburban
property offered on the market.
To see this property take univers-
ity car TO f.atona station. Mr.. u.
n. Gregory. three blocks west OF
Jsatona school. win show you the
unsola lots any time You call.
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NO COERCION

SALEH. Ore. Feb. IA bill has
passed the house providing that en-.
ploysrs who seek BY ooerciou 10 pra-
vent employees from joinins union
shall be subject 10 a heavy fine.
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mn HflH WHHFFUH EFtHHFF Thy
win be a mile long ana $50 feet wide.
The franchise provides for the cree
ti9n u Ave overhead crossings. and
the installation and maintenance Of
electric lights no tess thar 100 feet
a -
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GETS DIVORCE

HONOLULU. F~b. a--Attorne,
General Dole vas today granted a
divorce. on the ground Of extrems
eru~ity.
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LOST MUSTACHE--
WANTS DAMAGES


Heeause he claims that pctaf
1iasensIeh pulled hts luxuriani
monstaehe cut b. the roofs nuro
Turosteh nlsf . suit against him IN
the superior court yesterday after
ncuts. claiming 1900 damages. Turo-
rtrh says that hfa loss IL great.
Though not ifFeparabis.
The complaint states that the twd
tpFn we're engaged In a flHtic en-
eountaf last fsrcsfnbsf. when Glanrn-
ffeh. who seemed 10 be getting the
worst Of the encounter. became tss-
Astefats end made n grab At his OPP
ssesisnss fnourtadhe. pulling Il out
root and branch.
-
ys Cure Q Geld In One p.v
Take Laxative nrnms Quinsuo
Tabietss This signature
80 On erery boa. "a
6zA~-~
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Get shaved Al shrewnbury'sL ~
fssisr. q"
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YESTERDAY
BACKS UP

THREE y. Nc.
OLYMPIA. Pub. Ain the house
this afternoon yesterday withdr~w
n. opposition 10 the Tlainss uniyers-
~ bsli apoa . concession by the
King 1osasy hill that an amendment
be added stating that the biIi shan
not be understood an waiver Of the
states claim for reimbursement u
the stts.oce apprcpriatea for the uni
vrr-ity In issi.
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Classified Ads

Vu0 . 9uuuOu bN0O
6ssissy Notices
An 1HE Man
HOUSE. r.p.itins IN ali htanohss, rutpst
49,. .s.s 49, .'f .ss ss.ins ss ssss
nsia ITO isaspsaa.af. n issT
Mines and Mlnlna
4. o HELLxg 20 has 81 safsss splsnala
fisiseriss otfies ai1 and ana Ars.as
For Rsnt--F Rooms
f5Jstsf, ArSfss
Cor. rlsss Ave. sad senses ssrsst
lsan- Hsnay. s'esnfsrssnis
i<s1 riasT AVENUE
FINE. large. nicely furnished front
room. overlooking bay. private
family. few minutes walk from
business center. Inquire at sis
FIRST avenue.
oRkSp rAciyts. HOTTIE. ms rifs, ave-
nss boss nsss fsfnish~f, al nseisrn.
For observation-disclosures
dlsfAf IsCkpS Jos eSLk = DE ass
.sss south o-i-s e o. ssrsilns q :
-.,.s s.sia. ~slsh asa,sses ess ifansn.s
ssars ssasiass.hly. - - e.fsF'ns e the
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Esnt.fee- fhi. e1szstants @af >seare e.r-
s.ia. N ess ms Al sass-
FOR sALE-fersey COW. first calf.
". Braun. byron Station. old Rem
FuR HAi-E a. ss~.t seessnp<- Dsueis
sysf eofsitiea. siss : -, a shig,s r.s-
Fiss s.t eskstsss. oes s,ss.s ssh Ie,s
nss -. $500 s ss O.. 10 ~ a..
FOR skf.fs-stssss. rsns~s. esfp~ts- ta.th-s
wsFsfo,ss saf tsirterss at half Price. noi-
sos Fsts street.
PoR sAffs-- rsrnitsrs ~arsh t7so. $50
cash s.resse sat esnpief<sy fufnish<t-
7e1ts fia. street
Financial
4 akfJAhtk sl.ss % egrre- mea~y %
tlsnaafdz sAtrhes. isuetff. loo interest
" west. 80 rite street
MONEY! 90 shsFt naslne II loo rate. pri.
tass nsaney All seaa1snI ns1sss3 " h.sts
s ssh a a.. s'f ns.ss ns q hass
corI.ATEaAL RANK uasrs . RssD.
. 70, sssa's - .sy sod saai-'sf-l
70 1920. .s. s.: !: "a * =; s... ::
-sy necnss 4 sna .
Noties 70 sseekhoiders
nm snnssi ssessins q sks .,oel sesasrrs e
hslf At ia cherry street. seattle Feh.
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DAWES DYING

PfTTsFfEI.D. Mass. Feb. t.-Es-
Senator Henry l. Dawes L. dying Of
the grip He r. s. years old
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Beer IN
THE BAY

In a runaway on the waterfront
at noon. n wagon belonging to the
ctanssen brewing association WIS
dumped into the bay. between th.
Schw abacher and Ainaworth =
Dunn piers. Fifteen cases of beer
went with H.
I, was only by the narrowesi
chance that the driver. J. A. IAdaii.
and the fine team Of horses attached
10 the wagon. CAPPED the fate OF tha
beer. The accident occurred al one
% the narrow, dangerous places on
The front. II tho place had been
fenced In. AZ n should be. the wager,
would not have been lost
Store for Rent
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Can't Be
Too. Careful

=. ,ampounalns Of PRESCRIPTIONS
p ,.s earr cannot be TAKEN, Al.
rsrssli's '~" l.
GRADUATES
,~.rwecy work on one rreNrin-
An other war,is. We use the
- ,,A,..k system, Read on
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DUBLIN. Feb. ss--John Redmond
was released from custody this AT
ternoon.
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FOR SALE

SEATTLE Employment ofnce-Hest help
ana day women. call W Mlsa Smith al
dot Third avenue. Main 1918. Ind
i0f1
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Wanted-FemaIe help

WANfti,- lady solicitor for Nhunhtfs
Practical Character Header. contains over
2lo iliuHtfatinns. u tells and shows how
20 read lnrhf Nufurn and cfildfan at
sight 40 Terrace street. Call g
n sNeninHa
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Half % fine store at BIC First ave-
nue.. 90 responsible party. *s.s
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ce, shaved a, shrewsbury'a ~
fssisr. ."
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J. W WHEELER.
rs Union Block.

Are You Looking for Something
choice9
ffsso--A fve-ncre fruit ranch. thor
ouRhly cultivated. $50 fruit trees.
acres Of strawberries. also rasp-
berries. biackbefTies. currants and
gooseberries. all choice varieties.
as the awner has taken great care
In selecting them. In a thrifty
nelshborhood. and only III miles
from electric ear. Adams a Mich
OILS. iii4 Second ave-: room si2.
HOMES
beautiful house and lot oxerlooklns
sound. Queen Anne hill. new and
modern. 81 800.
Grand b-room cottage. near Denny
way. walking distance, for $1,000;
terms.
TAYLoR-cooK co.
1850 Arcade.
WHY pay 5000 for so-foot lots when
we can sell You one acre for $3.50.
one block from school and two
blocks from electric ear line. at
Columbia: easy terms. call and
see. stettengren q Arneil, % Rox-
well block, corner First and Co
iumhia.
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cunpssts Hoasefarnishsrs.
80 Pike otrsss-
-, narnts for the old reliable
Garter osk ftanwes
rHonsos tske 49,
.lnx.psnasrt TIA

~, 5ssz, w..s'.VsS
- peu1le Section Adhesive
IQ(A 9zosos1pd prss. wIshsss
- - roulacsd With p<s ones the
- ~. x&dy attendant always
Iw-yexf written guarantee. No
14anl4 but all specialists Of from
p = y ye11a practice. We are
A4 . speciality of gpIf crown
- N1o0s ucrk h sure and con-
- - aboet mis- hixh-clsss work.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02

SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL.
Movement Now on Foot to Establish
institution in Heppner.

Two Sisters were in the city the past
week for the purpose of selecting site
and making arrangements for the pre-
liminary work in starting a sisters
school and hospital in Heppner.
The Sisters were highly pleased with
the substantial encouragement given by
the citizens of Heppner, and the chances
are now very favorable for the establish
ment of the school and the hospital
The first thing will be the selection of
a suitable site and the erection of proper
buildings.
The establishment OF this school will
bring many people to Heppner, and out
side of the educational advantages, will
we be of benefit to this city from busi-
ness standpoint.
The school when established will
maintain high standard. The need of
a good hospital here is apparent. The
fact that Heppner draws from such a
large territory, would make this a
central location for a hospital.
The many hospital patients that now
90 to Portland, could be treated at home,
thus saving the danger of long ride,
and besides great expense.
The Sisters school and hospita g
worthy of encouragement and should be
made success.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
VIOLATION OF BARRIER LAW.
Heppner Barber Fined for not Conn
plying With Red Tape.

j. c. Weis, president, F. T. Rogers,
treasurer, Of Portland, and II. G. Meyer,
secretary, OF Salem, comprising the state
board of barber examiners, were in
the city this week, distributing by
laws, sanitary rules and regulations,
etc, adopted by the BARRIERS of Oregon
at the last assembly held at Portland. 4
The official duty of the board was
tour of inspection, to see that the law
regulating the barber business s being
complied with.
The board found little uhpleasant-
ness in Heppner, for the reason that all
the red tape as LAID down by the iron
hand of the law was not being fully
complied with.
In fact, it was claimed that there was
wide variance from the statutes.
Y. Gentry was the victim, and he was
taken before Justice J. P. Williams,
charged with employing a barber with
out certificate.
Pleading guilty M Gentry was fined
$40 which was promptly paid.
The board was not inclined to be un-
reasonable in anv wav. and onlv wanted
to impress the fact that the barber law
is not dead letter.
Some fault is found with the barber
law from the fact that it creates useless
commission in which the people II
general have little or no interest. Eepp-
ner people were satisfied with the way
the barber shops were being conducted
and Mr.. Gentry was fined for doing
something that injured no one.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
Ladies Now Tailor Made Suits W express direct from JnO AS6 Suit House
Miss Elizabeth Matlock returned this

Miss Elizabeth Matlock returned this
week from visit in Portland.
Mrs. D. p. Stanton, of Walla Walla,
is visiting her daughter, E. G. Ash
baugh.
r. F. Hynd, manager of the wool
growers warehouse, went to Portland on
business.
j. H. Kinsman who went to Albuquer
que, N. NJ, for his health, has moved to
Guthrie, Oklohoma.
Jay Van Cleve, brother of the well
known comedian Bert Van Cleve, was
in the city this week.
The Psstime has Just received su-
perior brand of smoking tobacco-Sig
Sichel's mixture. Try it.
Minor & Co., the enterprising mer-
chants are putting in cash carriers in
their store, of the latest design.
Mrs. Welch and daughter Miss Emma,
went to Portland, Tuesday where Mrs,
Welch has purchased property and will
reside hereafter.
A gun club has been organized at
lone. shooting tournament will be
held on the 5th of April, Several Of the
crack shots of Heppner will attend.
James Fl. McHaley, of Heppner, who
OWLS several large stock ranches in the
vicinity of Monument was in town this
week on business. Mr.. McHaley re-
ports that manv of the Monument stock
men are feeding on their last stack, and
are anxiously awaiting the appearance
of spring grass.-Spray Courier.
The heavy showers the latter part OF
last week were refreshing and were of
great benefit to all vegetation. Grass is
growing very fast and range feed will
soon be good. which is so much needed
at this time. This will give a start to
fall wheat which almost insures good
crop. 1t will also be of great benefit to
spring sown srain, which farmers have
been rushing in as fast as possible dur
ing the good weather. Spring grain
with the moisture will now germiDate
quickly and will make a good growth
before the dry season.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
Peach trees are in bloom,
made a success

Peach trees are in bloom.
Rev. J. V. Crawford is on the sick
list.
The trout fishing season opened on
April l. There will be no good fishing
on Willow creek for some time owing to
high water caused by melting snow.
Attorney C. f. Redfeld and ID. A.
Herren drove out as far as Willard
Herren's place on their way to the coal
mines, Monday. They went almost to
the mine, but encountering two and one
half feet of snow and slush, did not go
any further. The snow is now melting
in the day time and freezing at night.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
G. A. Rhea was passenger for Port

G. A. Rhea was passenger for Port
land. Monday.
Chas. and Troy Jones left Monday for
the Okanogan country, Wash.
Herb and Earl Bartholomew went
down to their ranch in the sand coun-
try, Monday.
Thos. Briefly, Joe Wooery, W. Allen
and Rube Sperry Of lone, were Heppner
visitors, Thursday.
Agent J. NJ. Herman reports a heavy
traffic on the Heppner branch Of the o.
r. &: n. at the present time.
The San Souci Rebekah team of this
city, went to lone today where they will
assist the lone lodge in initiatory work
this evening.
A suspicious looking tramp who was
loafng around town Sunday, was given
a nights lodging in the county Jail, by
Sheriff Shut, Sunday evening. He
was told to move Monday morning and
he lost no time about it.
NJ f. church, Rev. H. L. Beightol,
pastor. Services next Sunday as fol-
lows Preaching at II a. m. and 7 80 p.
M, morning Subject, Prayer for
Missions" evening subject, "Light in
the Darkness" Sunday school 10 a. m.
Young peoples meeting Gas. You are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hoxter, who is travelling
in the interests OF the Florence Critten-
don Refuge home for women in Port
land, lectured to large audience in the
opera house last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Hoxter told of the good work that in
stitution was doing in Oregon, and said
that fully so per cent of the women
entering had reformed. There is no
doubt that this home is doing much
good, and if so per cent of the fallen
women that enter are saved, it is
certainly one that deserves the support
of every man, woman and child in the
state. The building they now occupy is
not large enough and Mrs. HoXter is
raising funds to have a more commodious
one built. Money spent in this way is
not thrown away.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1903-04-02
DIED.

SIBLEY-In this city, Friday, March
%, 1903, Mrs. Rosa +. Sibley, wife OF
II. q. Sibley, aged SS years.
Mrs. Sibley was member OF San
Souci Rebekah lodge Oh this city, and
the funeral was conducted by that order
at the Masonic cemetery, Saturday.
afternoon.