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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08
LESS IN PENSIONS
Decrease Begun Shown by An.
nual Report of Commits
sioner Warner.
HIGH POINT JANUARY q
Number on Rolls Then 1904, 196-Civii
War Veterans Going Rap
idly.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. s. The
pension roll reached the maximum
number in it's history on Jan. 81, last.
the number being 1,O04.196. The roll
passed the million mark in September
of last year and gradually increased for
the next four months. The decline be-
gan with the first of February and by
the following May had dropped below
the million mark.
Many New Pensions Issued.
These facts are developed in a syn
|opsis of the annual report of Pension
Commissioner Warner for the fiscal
year ending June 80 last. AT the end
of the year the number of pensioners
had declined to 99s,441, a net increase
for the year of 3.679 During the year
the bureau issued 1S5,242 pension GER
tificates, over $4,000 being originals.
The amount required to pay the pen
sioners on the roll for one year is
s136. .745,295.
Civil War Veterans Grow Less.
During the year 43,SS3 pensioners
were dropped from the roll by reason
of death. of whom 30.324 were surviv
ors of the civil war. June 80. last, the
roll contained the names of 6S4, SOS
survivors of the civil war, a decrease
Of over 5000 from the previous year.
The total amount disbursed for pen
siOns for the fiscal year was $141, ,142,-
SCI. of which s4,197.166 was for navy
pensions. $3,409,9SS was paid pension
ers of the Spanish war. and $133, ,O22,'
l70 TO survivors of the civil war, their
widos and dependents.
Effect of Age Order.
The total amount paid Spanish war
pensioners since 1899 is $11.996, ,19S.
The total paid for pensions since the
foundation of the government is So
320,S6O.O22. OF this, 1914, 395. .405 has
been paid on account of the civil war.
The total number of claims allowed
original and increase, under order
No. as. known as the age order" since
that order went into effect on April Is,
1904. to June 80. 1905, is $65.612.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08
iuy d. Goff, and others.
Is Political Matter.

The complainant recites that for
some years there has been strenuous
political contest between two factions
of the republican party in Wisconsin;
that the defendants in the suit are
members of the faction said to be ar
rayed against PfiSter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08
Toxic Municipality Passes
a Significant Reso-
luton.
PEACE IS RESTORED
Army Takes Charge and Proc.
Iamation of Conciliatory
Nature is Issued.

Toxic, Sept. s.-The city is quiet this
morning and no cases of disorders were
reported anywhere during the night
The municipality has passed a resoIu-
tion denouncing the peace terms.
Violence mt Kobe.
Toxic, Sept. S.-Disorders have oc-
Cured at Kobe. Thursday night the
statue of Marquis Ito was dragged
from its pedestal and pulled through
the streets
Calming Excitement.
Toxic. Sept. 7.-(Delayed.) Strong
influences are calming the popular ex-
citement and checking the rioing.
Gen. Sakumo, who assumed charge Of
the capitol today under authority of an
emergency ordinance. has in his proc
lamation created a good impression ow-
ing to the conciliatory tone and the
note of firmness in declaring the sol
diery will resort to extreme measures
if forced TO do so.
Meeting Called on.
The municipality also greatly reliev-
ed the situation by canceling the meet
ing called at Hibiya park, which is the
raliying ground of all elements of dis
order. The report that trouble has
spread at Chimba, 40 miles distant from
Toxic. has been partly confirmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08
Blaze at Cleveland.

Blaze at Cleveland.
Cleveland, Sept. S-The Schaffer &
Broker building in Michigan street, oc-
cupied by various manufacturing con-
Germs, burned today. The loss is $780,
600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08

At MonteleOne di Calaberia seven
persons were killed outright. Many
were injured by the collapse of the
prison there Pizzo district is said TO
be almost entirely destroyed.
Locally. the shocks lasted Is sec
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-08

Cantanzaro. Province of Calaberia.
1855 this morning caused serious loss
of life and widespread destruction in
Calaberia The towns of Pizzo. PiSco-
pio, Tripanni, Monteleone di Calaberia
and Cartiarano were almost entirely
destroyed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
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4tOp1osition to Truak Road.

We note bya recent article in the
Duluth Evening Herald that the set
tlersi in the country to the north OF
Virginia are claimed to be opposed
to :-tlie building of the proposed
trunk road from this city to Inter
national Falls, claiming the expen-
ditnre Of the money could be made
more beneficial to greater number
by the building of shorter roads di-
rectly TO the settlements.
This idea may have some salient
points, but we believe that the sue
cessful establishment of the pro-
posed trunk road will tend to awak.
en- the latent interest of town gov
ernments in the building of lateral
highways connecting, and that the
work as outlined will in the end be
found of great value to the farming
distTicts.- The proposed trunk road
is already in passable shape for a
distance of several miles, and the
state appropriation of $14OO secured
through the efforts of Representa-.
tive Saari together with the county
aid allowed for the highway this
year will extend the road north ward
to the Tower and Itasca trunk road
or farther into the rich a Agricultural
sections of the Little Fork valley.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
= VIRGINIA ST LOUIS FRIDAY 1905
Will HAVE a HANDSOME STORE.
Alexander Reid & Co. to Occupy Finest
Store Buifdiaa on the Ranges.

Store Building on the Ranges.
The new. firm of Alexander Reid
& Co., which has established a sub
stantial standing since coming to
the city, has this week closed a deal
tor long time lease of the new
Kirst building for which exeavat-
ing is now in progress. at the cor.
uer of Chestnut and Cleveland.
The new. building, which was
designed to be one story,
will be two story and basement,
twelve inch walls, steam heated and
equipped with all modern improve:
ments, making OF same one of the
finest store buildings in northern
Minnesota and assuredly eclipsing
anything on the ranges at the pres
ent time.
The building will be 48x90, the
main floor of thirteen foot ceiling
and second floor eleven foot cell
ing, finished throughout with
Georgia pine: The building will be
constructed with special reference
to the desires of the lessees, with
side entrance for receiving and
shipping. Five large show win.
dows, eight feet in depth, will also
be a feature of the block which will
be appreciated alike by the 'oeeu-
pants and the purchasing public.
The building will be ready for oc-
cupancy is the early fall, and the
firm will enlarge in every respect,
carrying general mercantile
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
Welded at hibbinu.

Jacob Stein and Miss Della Thouin
were married at the Catholic church
at Hibbing at 600 o'clock Tuesday j.
morning, in the presence of teR,
immediate friends. :
The news of the wedding came as
a surprise to friends in this CITY,
where the groom is member of
thewell-known real estate firm; of
Stein & O'Rourke, while the bride
reeentiy resigned the position of as
sisfant postmaster here after 1Ong
service. s7
The happy couple left immediate
ly for the west, intending. to visit
fora time with Mr.. STEMS mother,
Mrs. zGraef, at Willows, Cal, before
their return.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
Nineteea to Six.

The Virginia base ball artists
erased bats with Eveleth aggrega-
tiopat the Eveleth grounds on Sun
day,a the close Of the ninth the
scdre standing nineteen to six in
Vifginia's favor. The Eveleth team
showed up as an extremely weak
article, and unless it be materially
strengthened Eveleth might as well
quit playing first as last, ~. 3 {
. It is understood,sa game on the
home grounds will be arranged
with the Mt. Iron team for Sunday
next. E@"@ 80
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
aMTES BEST VIRGINIA TRACK TEAM.
- a'.sa's+t1S - !
Win Ol u Field Day Contest BY Mar.
nin Of / d spoiats. g. : ~: 4 >5*# /:

In the first field meet Of the sea-
son between the track teams of the
Roosevelt High and Bly, schools o.
the fairgrounds Saturday reeulteN
in def4at for the home team by (@I
narro1 margin, the score showin3gl
68 points for the victors. against 81
pointsfors their opponents. 60. =. ID
In the various events Ely had one
cry point, while the Virginia team
shoWed up as a more evenly bal.
by tha following summary 'of the
eventshnd winners: .-~.. s.aftc5: .=5f.c5
!. 2o0-YaTd dash-Harri, Ely. first:
Reid, second; King, third, Virginia.
Hammer throw-Meehany first;
Bonnsr second, Virginia." Harri,
Ely, third Distance-7s feet ~
40 yard dash-Harri, Ely. first;
MahoHey, second; King, third, Vir-
ginia:s Time minute, 1915 sec.
Poleavault-Cowling, first; Mehan,
Vire1taia, second; Harri, Ely, third.
Disthhce-7f feet, inches. . .:s...- !: ..z=s .
Stanaing hop, skip and jump
Eisenach, Ely, First; Mahoney,
econd; Mehan, third, Virginia.
Distapce-22612 feet, : inches: ~
kunning hop, skip and jump
Mahoney, Virginia. first; Harri,
second; Elsenach, third. Ely. Dis
tanceS7 feet, s inches.
Rnf'ning broad jump-Harri, Ely,
hfst; Mahoney, second; Mehan,
third, kly. Distance-31 feet, 5
Shot put-Mehan, Virginia, first;
Bonner, Virginia, second; Harri,
Ely, third. Distance, 81 feet 4 inches:
5Qyard dash--Harri, Ely, first; Me-
han, Reid, Virginia., second and
thi ime 5 seconds. >'>.
Standing broad jump-Mehan. first
Mahoney second, Virginia; Harri,
Ely, third. Distance, 8 it. AZ inches.
Statlding high jump-Harri, Ely,
first; Eowling, Ely, Mahoney, ,Virs
ginia,tie. Height, feet =,
Running high jump-Harri first,
Cow1tng second, Eisanach third,
Ely. Height, feet 8 inches.
Relay race 4O0yards-W on by Ely.
1O0:vard: dash-Harri, Ely, first;
Reid, Virginia, second; King, Vir-
giniaYthird.- Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
| Supf. Bliss and number of other
Virginians were among the admir-
ers of4he home boys in attendance
at thasports. <~... - y,
A return meet will be held on the
local HRrounds later. in the season,
when those acquainted with the
Idi6eNeuee, in "a cnr11 grounds
exa sFsal ipa
Ithe ee1re sz;<..., = .s. az,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
Organized Branch Federation.

J.. {: Sullivan, president of the
state Federation of Miners of Col
orado and organizer for the. West
ern Federation of Miners, conducted
meeting at korby Hall on Sum
Gay afternoon at which q local
branch OF the latter associationw was
formed with charter membership
of fifteen. 2 =
Mr.: Sullivan went from here to
Buhl on Monday where he organ
lied a branch lodge on Tuesday
evening, returning the following
day to do some additional huat.
ling at this point. -. -. g !
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
INST :!l|'sl' IAtlhle GRAZ system AZ 6RA1I.
eids 8eias irec:tts 1ad alschjs.
:: cry Jsstalted for New SvsfasnI,. t:ss: 3

=. ...fs- Z = = =
The Grant mine at Buhl. opened
by the Interstate Iron CO. as an nm.
derground proposition, is eoon 10
be transformed.into an open Dit
mine and a new systern, known as
the grab, or clam:eheA system. is
now being installed to win the ore.
y" Two towers, $50 feet high, built Of
steel, are be erected about 11OO feet
apart. The base of these towers
will be constructed on large truck
which will rest on heavy rails. SO
the towers may be moved parallel
from one bank to another as strip.
ping or mining progresses.
Four<two.inchtbaT cables will he:
strung between the towers and from,
these cables the "erabwill be ans
pended. The grab" will have a
maximum capacity of 25,OOO pounds.
Ground is this week being broken
a short distance south of the Great
Northern tracks, and the other tow.
er will be erected at a point about
5000 feet south of the present min
ing shaft, it being the intention to
dump the stripping in the low
ground between the mine and track,
explorations having proven that
the ore body pinches out at that
point. p
: The new system necessitates the
erection of a new power house, now.
in course of construction. The di-
nensions of the huge structure will
be 5Ox15O feet, OF solid brick between
twelve inch frames, and the roof
and braces will be of steel.
Machinery capable of running
motors for the development of $50
horse power will be installed and
the entire plant will be operated by
electricity. = 80 I'll ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26

Mr. O. n. Johnson, of Ishpeming,
Mich, arrived in the city Monday
evening and accepts a position as
mining engineer at the Jones 4
Lau&hlin properties, succeeding b.
W..Vallet, who left yesterday for
Sunrise, Wyoming. ',5%=.....s... -. ~ :
Mr.: Johnson comes here from the
Northern Iron Co. at Loretto. He
was former classmate Of Mr..
Wallet at HouRht ..G.z.s .:s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26

q Nick Billings was the name given
by a man bound over by Municipal
Judge Nelson yesterdayon charge
of holding up and robbing a. Finn
near the southern suburbs Of the
city Tuesday evening. ?
Chief Sullivan accompanies the
prisoner to Duluth today. -. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
:. ID. sEkEn n(aSES. s...:,.:: !.
Of the Nreidi NJ SdlioDii,y Iues-
.%dayMxt.

day Next. s"c.s~ - :
All the schools are to assemble at
the Roosevelt promptly at loo
O'Clock p. M, where the line of
march will be formed in the follow
ing order:
Marshal of the, Day.
City Band.
f. Veterans OF the Civil War.
Veterans ofthe Spanish War.
Teachers and pupils Of the Roosevelt Bldg.
i Teachers and pupils OF the Primary BId'R.
Teachers and pupils of the Homestead Bid
+ Citizens.
The line of march will be from the
Roosevelt, east on Spruce street to
Mesaba avenue; north on Mesaba
avenue to Chestnut street; weston
|Chestnut street to Central avenue:
south on Central avenue to the
Roosevelt.
PROGRAM IN THE AUDITORIUM.
The Flag Salute. Schools Standing.
y 1S pledge aiiegiance g M ICE to my Flag. and TO the
dfvisible, with Liberty and Justice for All.
Music, Columbia, Gem of the Ocean,. Shaw
All the Schools. ~...,
the snes s%esnGinf G Bfiss IF he"''"' Day"
b. Sigvert S Dahl.
"The Need Of Honest Men in Public Iiie"
Michael e. Bonner. =
Recitation 1.-The National Flag
Miss Marion O. Vests Room.
Recitation: The Blue and the Gray"
Miss Annie McGillis' Room.
Defamation 80. "What Our Flag Stands For, ;,
AdOlph F. HOlmer,
Recitation ,,........" Barbara FrLchie."
Miss Schsuer's Room and Miss Houk's Room.
Music, 1.-The Jolly STUDENT. ...... Zickel.
High School Chorus. =
1.-THE Debt Of this Generation to the Boys Of
o.: :-::....... Rev. E: u; Oathcart. :.
+. Emma G. Stevens Room.
Music. "Grcetin9 to Bangor" 30. n. B. Hall.
The citizensgenerally, and the old
soldiers in sparficular, are invited to
be present and. take part in the ex-.
ercises of the day: ~: =, = =: =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26
State Firemen's Cooveation.

The annual convention of the
Minnesota State Firemen's Associa-
ton will be held at Litchfield,
Mimi, une 18th and 14til. The
Great Northern will sell tickets ). on
June: 18th and 18th to Litchfields and
return for one fare plus 0,cents for
the round trip, final return limit
good until June 18th. Consult To-
caIagenf for particulars =s..s :.:e.. 4 Z
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-26

Il On May 30th the Duluth. Nissabe.
4 Northern Railway will sell round.
trip tickets TO Duluth at one fare,
on account4Of the Male Chorus
Christiana University Students, Du-9
lnth, May 30th, 1906. s...=
Return limit May 31st, 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Don't miss Kerr's sale.
The Stockyards now have automo-
biles for hire by the day or hour.
Lutted,s Hawaiian poi in pound-cans
for sale by all druggists and grocers.
Muslin underwear bargains. Kerr's
sale.
The Russian admirals would find
Primo Lager unexcelled for that sink
ing feeling.
An umbrella with a white handle has
been lost. A suitable reward will be
paid if returned to the Advertiser Of
fee.
Kingsbury piano, used three months,
s235- Installments IS per month. Call
at Coyne Furniture Store, Tel Main
AS.
Laces cheapest ever offered. Kerr's
sale.
See The Fisher. Ables auction column
for sales of the week. There are things
to be sold that you can make good use
of
Twentieth century breakfast foods
make brain and muscle. New assort-
ments are constantly arriving. Henry
May & Co.
Tenders are called for by the Super
intendent of Public Works for the con-
struction of a six-room teachers cot
tage at Hanalei, Kauai.
Embroidery counters crowded. Kerr's
salet
A new stock of Bates and Edison
numbering and dating machines are
being sold at list price by the Hawai-
ian Office Speciality Co.
Auction sale of household furniture
and furnishings at the residence of W.
Berlowitz. 1910 Beretania street, today
at 10 o'clock. Morgan will conduct the
SALE
The personal effects of J. H. Hunt,
late Chief of Fire Department, will be
sold at auction Saturday. May 6, at
the Fisher, Ables Co., Ltd, auction
rooms.
New style shirt waists half-price.
Kerr's sale.
Miss Power is always in the lead
with the latest fashions. perfect styles,
and having in view the wants of Ho-
nolulu best trade. Millinery Parlors,
Boston Building, Fort street.
A typewriter. wall paper and a hun
dred and one other things will be sold
today at the special auction sale OF
the Fisher, Ables Co, Fort and Queen
streets. The sale begins at 10 a. m
sharp.
Ladies' delighted with the bargains.
Kerr's sale.
The homestead of Henry Davis at
Punahou, opposite the Oahu College
Campus, is to be sold 1t contains two
acres of land with a large dwelling,
two cottages, coach house and ser
wants quarters. Full particulars as
to price and terms of sale can be had
by calling at the Fisher, Ables Co., |
T gal estate agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

a roundup and branding of 500C
head of cattle is shortly TO take place
on the Cornwell ranch, on Maui
The tournament for the Alexander
Cup at the Pacific Tennis Club viii be
postponed until further notice.
Miss Luce, accompanied by Miss
Mary Sexton. departed yesterday on a
he aIth-seeking trip to the volcano.
The box plan for Mrs. Gums enter
tainment will open this morning at
Wall. Nichols at o'clock. There has
been a large sale OF tickets.
Among the passengers leaving on the
Sierra yesterday afternoon was s A
Crook, late cashier of the Young hotel.
who win take a position that is wait
ing for him in San Francisco with H.
w. Lake.
The Farmers Dance to be given by
Pacific Rebekah Lodge on Saturday
night at Progress hall promises to be
quite a success rs a large number of
tickets have been sold and the ladies
on the committee are working hard TO
make this dance a feature in farmer
costumes, and have selected fine prizes
for the best sustained characters. Mu-
sic viii be furnished by the Hawai-
lhau Glee Club. Those not securing
tickets from the committee can procure
them at the door on the night of the
dance
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
NIGHTS music At
Tue PALAMA DEPOT

This evenings band concert viii take
plafe at the Palama railroad depot
Following is the program:
PART I.
March-''The Man Behind the Cum.
SOuSd
Overture-'Italian in Algier'' Rossini
Selection-"Musical Review Riviere
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs, arr. by Berger
PART II.
Selection-''The STAR O'F5are
March-"The Yankee Girl" Lampe
''Hooheno and Lau Vabine"
-...--.......-.-...-. arr. by Berger
Galop-"Rapid Transit" Arndt
THE Star Spangied Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
I will order me a pousse-cafe, hot
and with loose egg in it.
Greedy Jim.

If Jim had placed his or
der .at the CRITERION he
would have got what he
wanted and it would have
been made as it should be.
The men behind the bar at
the CRITERION are profess
sors in the gentle art of mix
ology and the soothing COM
bination they can't concoct
has yet to be called for.
Ask them a question.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03

Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets.
G. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

ss4s sgssg gggsg
The service of welcome to DIR. /;
= OstroH and his assistants Will be
= held this evening at Central Tn ;
< ion church. 1t is requested that :
< all who are interested be at the ;
< dock today when the Ventura ar
< rives to meet the eyangelists. :
< Workers are asked to meet at :
< Central Union at Z o'clock sharp. :
< The services will be held at the >
< usual hour.
(. ;.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
A GREAT SPECIAL
Commencing on Monday NOM
ing, May Ist, for a limited time
REAL HANDMADE LINEN
TORCHON LACES AND
TNCEDTTnNC

VIII be Sold at less than import
prices. The chance to buy real
Torchon laces at such ridiculous
prices occurs but once in life
time.
All widths from I-2-inch to 6
inches wide, including the fine
SMYRNA Laces.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
Colorado and Kansas

Morehouse, Big Rapids; A. w. Easton,
WaterVliet
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25

world. At the conclusion of her speech
the delegates were introduced to Mrs.
Stevens, who held an informal recep-
tion, assisted by her associates.
The following committee represented
the chamber of comm ce at the recep-
ton: A. w. Skinner, Francis Murphy,
A. j. Wallace, D. E. Luther, j. o.
Koepfii, w. j. Washburn. w. D.
Stevens, C. H. Toll, H. S. Mckee, F. Q.
Story. Fred L. Baker, ]. Baruch, Dan
Murphy, R. H. Heron, H. T. Lee, w.
H. Booth, Oscar Mueller, Niles Pease,
Walter G.. Barnwell, A. B. Cass, DR.. w.
A. Lamb, j. Ross Clark, James A.
Foshay, A. j. Copp, jr., r. B. William
son. George Chaffee, George w. Par
sons, Samuel Faroat, Ralph w. Bailey,
G. E. Bittinger, N. Bonfilio, G. F. W.
Palmer, S. P. Mulford, M. M. Dawson,
Henry ]. Stevens, Elijah Griffith, A. S.
Koyer, ]. H. Hurin, Daniel Cave, Han
cock Banning, e. P. Clark, E. G. Lyon
W. A. Harris. M. H. Newmark, Hugh
F. Stewart, Charles G. Greene, c. G.
Ashley, r. M. Parker, Joseph Scott and
M. Lissner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
Michiqan Delegates

Mrs E. L. Callkins, Kalamazoo, Mich,
state president Miss Margaret Billy,
Spring Lake. state recording secretary
Mrs. Stella B. Roben. Big Rapids. state
treasurer; Mrs. A.. S. BENJAMIN, Portland
usage; Mrs. Lucy Thurman, Jackson,
national superintendent Of work ,aInt among M
colored people; Mrs Francis q. Preston
among colored people, Mrs; Dana Cleve-
land, California; Miss Charlotte Barnum,
Coats Grove; Mrs. and Miss D. c. Hodge,
South Haven't; Mrs A c. Babcock, Man
4stique; Mrs. S. Bowerman, Miss I. Bow SOW
hastings; Mrs. j. S. Thorpe, Pittsburg,
Mrs M. e. Densmore, Orrosso; Mrs. c. E.
Kennedy, Jackson; Mrs. Ella freeman
Taimage, Staunton, Mass; Mrs. Elizabeth
Freeman, Mrs. M; ]. Ennis, saginaw VI
Mrs. Flora j. Porter, Williamston; Mrs
Elvira Pellman, jackson; Mrs. L., j.
Weed Lake Odessa; Mrs. IT.. T; A. wandd Rondea IN
OWosso: Mrs. l.. NJ. Vickery, Kalamazoo; ;
Mrs Emma Griffin. Shelby; Mrs. Lucy
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-25
DELEGATES HAVE
HAPPY JOURNEY
EVERYWHERE OVERWHELMED
WITH KINDNESS
Mrs, Stevens and Her Friends Express
the Greatest Admiration for South
ern caIifornla-Party Enter
taIned at Riverside
Continued from Page One,

agreeable, and our citizens will do all
they can to make you feel at home"
Mrs. Stevens Makes Reply