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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
VAST UNDERTAKING L
APPROVED BY ALL
Kingsway's Bredth Throughout
is 100 Feet, and Street Will
Be Lined With Trees. "
Cost Of the Whole
Scheme Placed at
S3o,7e1,eoo.
Cgpecla! Cable to The Times Dispatch and
Nf,y York Herald ] -l-E..-

gpecla! Cable TO The Times Dispatch and
New York Hcrald)
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
LONDON, October 2s.--With the ex-
pansIou and modernization OF London
there grew the urgent need OF new
thoroughfare from Holborn to the Strand.
A project for Joining these two great ar
teres had been mooted as far back as
1895, but it came to nothing and other
and more important schemes took its
place.
The question, however, was constantly
under the consideration OF the London
County Council and finally the magnih-
cent thoroughfare which the KING re-
Gently declared open was planned.
The work was begun in la0l. and COM
prlsed four separate and distinct schemes
OF Improvement. firstly. the widening OF
the Strand and the abolition Of Holywell
street, which was for many years known
as Booksellers Row; secondly, clearing
& the Clare Market area, the district lying
between Wellington street and Lincoin's
Inn; thirdly. the widening OF southampton
Row. leading from Hollborn to Russell
square, and fourthly. the making OF
s Kingsway and Aldwych.
Now that these four. great schemes have
been merged into one. the vast ness OF
the undertaking can be estimated The
united length of the two new streets 3
three-quartcrs of a mile. the breadth
throughout is one hundred feet-sixty
feet of carriage way and twenty feet OF
pavement on either side for pedestrians.
The road will be lined with trees, some
OF which have already beea planted. and
at2the eastern corner of Aldwych and the
n Strand, facing ST. Clement Danes church.
commanding site, has been allotted TO
The Gladstone memorial, which Is 10 be
unveiled November 4th.
Some idea of the jvastness OF this under
taking may be gathered from consider
alton of It's financial aspect The prop
erty on which Kingsway and Aldwych are
situated was valued al s21.000,o00. and the
cost OF the whole scheme is placed at
$50. .791 800, a sum. however, which IS re-
duced to ss.sl0,900 after deducting the es-
timated recoupment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
BALLOON BURSTS;
0'0N|.E| WAS | HURT /: |
Accident Occurred atsHeight OF
ThreeFHundred Metres Dur
ing Experiments.
MINISTER /. AS AN ( AERoNAUT l!::I J.
NJ. Berteaux Makes Another Re
connaissance Of French Forts
Around Toul.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
#s, New York Herald.) }E
tCopyright by the Now York Herald COD AS
EA PARIS. Octo ber, ,2S.-Balloonlng still con-
gtinues to interest the public. NJ Ber-
teaux, Minister OF War, made "a trip in
the Lebaudy airshp, accompanied by
his aide de camp. The ascent lasted
half an hour. during which time a recon
naissance OF the forts around Toul was
made. The distance covered was about
seven kilometres a 3-S miles).
# A captive balloon, used in connection
with wireless telegraphy experiments
between Paris and Belfort burst at the
latter place when at a height OF 800
metres. It fell within thirty metres Of
the observation station. No!Gone was
injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
.AUTOMOB|L|GTS
WILL NOT RA||.C|.E {
Not More Than Three or -Four
French Firms Are to
Take Part.
TOURING ) CONTEST Nj IS IS LIKELY 4: |. 7
TOURING CONTEST is LIKELY
Jenatzy Expresses Admiration for
Lancia and Thinks Him Moral
Winner Of Race Here.
Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch and
--- - Ne,y York Id ----.-- .--..L---

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright by the New York Herald COZ "a
# PARIS. Oct. 2s.-Views of American
automobilists regarding racing as exten-
sively cabled to the Herald, have besn
read with interest here, but the Official
position already taken. as outlined in the
interview with the Marquis de Dion,
cabled a few days ago. is unshakable.
At present the determination not to race
Is not likely to be changed. 1t is gen
orally believed that not more than three
or four firms will take part in any races
in France or elsewhere next eason.
Feeling is growing here that the tour
ing contest suggested by the Marquis de
Dion will be a success and hope is en-
tertained Of inducing American manufac-
turers to take part.
Jenatzy returned on Thursday. Inter
Viewed in the Herald. he expressed his
satisfaction with his treatment before
and during the race. Although he has
had such bad luck this season. he hopes
TO retrieve himself in whatever future
races he may take part.
OF course, Jenatzy. like other drivers,
hopes for continuation OF the contests.
5Jenatzy is full of admiration for Lanc!a,
looking on Lancia as the moral winner
of the race. He expressed the OPINION
that the Christie incident was purely ac-
cidental He says: after Lancia- the
other drivers were nowhere,
Nine. Clementel, wife of the Minister
OF the Colonies, has accepted the lady
presidency of the Automobile Club d'Au-
vergne. Nine clementel already drives
a 40 horse power automobile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
PARIS AUTUMN SALON
GROWS DIGNIFIED
fsnecial Cable to The ,rimea. Dispatch and
N.a,u York II era Id ! -

(spec,al Cable to The Times. Dispatch and
New York Herald,)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, October 2s--Only one means
has been found by the Director OF the
Beaux Arts to oppose the disturbing In
vasion OF the Grand Palais by painters
he has introduced tuberculosis into the
ves,Ibule of the exposition. The anti
tuberculosis congress having monopolized
the ground floor of the palace, the paint
ers have only the first story Vt their dis
posal. They have only 500 pieces to d.
vide. instead of 1,4o0, With Roman hero
ism the members have sacrificed them
selves Each one has only exposed fve
paintings instead OF six.
The autumn salonlis henceforth an Of
ficial salon. A big functionary organizes
it: an administration committee buys
paintings theres and little BY little the
rooms take on a monotonous and uniform
tone, the tone of self-respecting salons.
The independents have triumphed, ana,
like all successful revolution!sts, have
become conservative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
SPANIEL SUCCEEDS
BULLDOG IN FAVOR

Especial Gable to The Times. .Dispatc tch and
's New York Herald)
(copyrignt by the New York Herald COD
PARIS, October 2s.-As with hats and
dresses, so With dogs, fashion changes.
1t is now fully three months since
paid my last visit to the Paris dog deal.
ers,, and what has happened? The pull
has fallen from his high pedestal, tho
little Pom and Brussels griffon are still
in good request, but the spaniel-the
Bleinhem. King Charles, Prince Charles
and Ruby-is the dog OF the day. This
is not surprising, as this race of CANNES
is mucf, more robust than the Pom,
griffon or toy terrier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
ENGLAND Is VISITED
BY SEVERE WEATHER

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
-. ts as New York Herald.)
(copyright by the New York Herald Coz
LONDON, Oct. 2s.--Severe weather for
late autumn continues. It has been very
cold this week, as manw as ten degrees.
frost being registered this morning.
which was considered almost In tha
light of phenomenon for the south OF
England at this time Of the year, while
rain. hall and snow storms have beaten
down upon the East coast. Toward the
end of the week the sun took its depart
ure. but still there are no fogs to record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
SEASON AT LIDO ENDS. 4
May Become One Of the Most
Fashionable Resorts in ITALY.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald) n
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz &
VENICE, Oct. 2S-The Lido season has
definitely ended for the year. but there
are brilliant plans for next season. The
construction of a colossal hotel facing
the sea has been already begun. All over
the island pretty villas are being bui!t
Lido has become one OF the most FASH
ionable resorts OF Italy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
GENERAL o'coNNoR DEAD
General Galliffet Called Him Best
Product Of Military Generation.

Especial Cable to The Times -Dispa tch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
FAR4S. October 2s,--General Fernand
Marie O'Connor died on Tuesday, follow
Ing an operation on his throat. General
aO'Connor was born In Paris In 1s47. grad (
3uated at the Saint Cyr Military School in
1865 and was promoted toibe captain In
1876 He served at one time under Gem
eral de Galliffet, who said of him: Gem
eral O'Connor is the best product of his
military generation.W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
MALTA's PROSPECTS.
British Fleets Return Bringing
Residents Back Quickly.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
NALEITA, MALTA. Oct. es.-The COM
ing seasons prospects In Malta seem very
bright. although 1t is somewhat too carly
to predict. Most houses are stlll unoccu-
pied but the fleets earlier return Is
bringing residents back quickly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
MR.. cRocKER's SUIT.
Action Against DR.. Doyen Post
poned Until December.

Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
New York Herald,)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, October 2s.-The action of Mr..
George Crocker against DR.. Doyen is now
down for a hearing In the First Chamber
instead OF the First Supplementary Cham
ber. This is due to the fact that NJ.
Cheau, Mr. Crocker's counsel cannot at
tend court on Tuesdays. The case WIN
now be heard some time in December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
M. GEvEx's POST.
Takes Bouguereau's Place on Con-
sell Superieur of the Beaux Arts.

tspecial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
's New York Herald,)
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, Oct, eS.-M Gervex has been
appointed member of the Conseil SUI
perieur dc lEnsegnement des BeatN
Arts, in place of the late William Bou-
guereau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29
FASHIONS IN JEWELRlY'.
Style Now Runs to Single Gems
Instead of Many Small Stones.

fsnecial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, October ashton In jewelry
is changing. 1t no longer runs to set
tings with many small stones. The fash
ionable lady now demands large single,
gems.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

that in April last divorced
Colombo
the
the eldest daughter Mr. Mrs Charles r. Wilson
Yorkshire her sisters were
able their beauty and popular in society 1902 when the
hled petition Lady Hartopp aban
granted
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
NagrOda ola dzietnycl
robin.

Francuska izba handlowa
W Brukseli przes}a}a senate
rowi departamentu Coted'Or
500 fir. ola r6wnego podzia}u
miedzy dwie najliczniejsze
rodziuy. W plsmie do}aczo-
mem izba handlowa wyjasnia,
ze Francuzi zyjacy zagranica
czuja naglaca potrzebe zapo-
biezenia wyludnianiu sic
Francyi. Nagrode otrzymali:
g6rnik, kt6ry lest ojcem Fl
dzieci i rybak majacy dzieci
10. Nagroda ia ma bye CO.
roku. przyznawana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Okropnego czynu.

Zg1adzenia re swiata swe-
60 meza dopusci}a sic podlug
doniesienia berli6skiego Lo-
kalanz., niejaka Bartsch, 10
ma g6rnika W Krol. Polskiem.
Utrzymujac poza plecami
swego ma}zonka zakazany
st6sunek z pewnym mlodym
czlowiekiem, zapragne}a
~pierwszego jako przeszkode
mi}osna raz ma zawsze usu-
nae. w tym celu w{ozy}a ma
b6j d~ynamitowy W }6zko
swego meza i gdy ten mocno
zasna} zapali}a go. Skutek
eksplozyi byi wprost strasz-
ny, g}owa piersi i rece ME
szczesliwego W kawafy costa
}y p~orozrywane. Zbrodnicza
parke ~pochwycono. W drodze
do wiezienia o6wiadczy}a
morderczyni, ze pragnelaby z
swym kochankiem dzielic
jedna cele wiezienna!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23

hodowli ryb v Stanach lied
|noczonych zaje}a sic ia kwes
iva j przekonala sic, 70 sk6-
"a niekt6rych ryb moze Cd
da6 wazne uslugi. -Sk6ra To-
sosia ,nietylko moze bye uzy--
wana ma obuwie, lecz eski..
most wyrabiaja 2 niej ME
przemakalne ubrania. Ludzie
mieszkajacy ma dalekiej pol
nocy robia r6wniez odziez
.ze sk6ry innych zwierzat
morskich. Najlepsza okazala
sic sk6ra wieloryba, foki j
sztokfisza, kt6ra przyjmuje
~najrozmaitsze fairly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
GOt6Wka " pa6stWle ME-
mieCkiem.

Niejeden czytelnik zapew-
ne sic zdziwi, gdy przypatrzy
sic blizej materya}owi picnic
znemd, kt6ry jest W obiegu
W pa6stwie pjemieckiem.
Wedle wykazu W temze pan
stwie kursuje ATS, 100000
dziesieciofenyg6wek; 103,-
100000 fenyg6wek 310,576,-
600 dwufenyg6wek, 467,294,-
600 pieciofenyg6wek, 1872
845,20Q piecdziesieciofeny-
g6wek, SO. 706,500 dwumar-
k6wek, a opr6cz tego jeszcze
ogromna liczba talar6w czyli
trzymark6wek. Dwudziesto-
mark6wki 259, GIG ky. Mo-
meta z}ota wazy vice razem
1856, 096, 000kg., moneta 6re-
brna 3,872,6 $50 kg., none
ia niklowa 2,835,348 ky, a
moneta kaprowa 3,248,880
ky. Warto6c monety wynosi}a
og6lem W ostatnim roku
4,738, $50, 300 m. W r. 1903
by}o 0 obiegu 1,726, 1884 NJ.
W banknotach. - Jakiz to
ogromny skarb! A pomimo
to, jak ma}o z tel sunny po->
siada cz}owiek pojedyhczy i
jak ma}o ten metal zadowa-
Ia cz1owieka!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
r Ma SPRZEDAZ

W czysto polskiej osadzie i Lofty W
miescie, salon i sztor g%eneralnv jest
zaraz do sprzedania lub wydzierza
vienna, ktoby chcia} z tego skorzy-
STAG to moe. kupice Tub wydzierza
vic to wszystko pod}ug ugody jak.
n%ajpredzej. Zgfosic sic pod adre
sem A. B. Trzebiatowski, Little
Falls, MINI. %(blizszych szczeg6}6~
MONA sic dowiedziet cd p. Teofla
Derdowskiego, ktory objezdza pol.
skie osady)~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Marcina BrOma farlna ma
sprzedaz.

SprZeudZ.
100 ARROW dobrego gruntu,
80 ARROW pod plugiem, IS
Iakr. dobrej }aki, 20 ARROW
lasu, reszta %pastwiska i drze-
|wo. Wszystko ogrodzone.
Dobre oudynki, stajnia, Cpl
chlcrz j t.. d. dobra woda.
Parma " najlepszem po}oze-
hiu " czysto polskiej osadzie
" Pine Creeku, Il mill Cd
ko6cio}a j szko}y ! biloxi do.
publicznej szkoly, ~ mil.
do stacyi koleiowei Dodge,
II mil do Winony. z powo-
|dQ choroby wlasciciela i in
nych zajSc, farma mus bye
|sprzedana j MONA ia tanio
kupic. Pc blizsze i%nformacye
zglosi6 sic do
I #5.. John r. Brom
Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Zbieg}y ko}Owiec.

Mawiedziony ezkaradnem skale.
czenlem. W noye I. B. Orner, Frak'
lin Grsve. ILL.,, Z c1ego sic utwo.
rzy} krnabrny ~rzod, niewygojony
&.rzez doktor6w L lekaMtwa 'przez
cztery lata Bucklena masc Ami.
IOWA go wyleczyla. jest tez dobrs
ga sparzenia, wyrxuty sk6r"e i gu
~ Csc. " apiece NJ. j. Kowalew-
skiego. ..'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Smierc lub - ]ap6Wka!

Sml6rc luD - 1dpOWkd!
Do charakterystyki armii
rosyjskiej, kt6ra okry}a sic
taxa nies]awa ma polach
Mandzuryi, przybywa teraz
nowy szczeg6} wprost trudny
do WARY, lecz stwierdzony
przez pisma rosyjskie ma po-
stawie ~opowiada6 zo}nierzy.
Jak sic teraz okazuje, W
armii rosyjskiej %napychali
swe kieszenie nietylko inten-
denci, lecz nawet sanitaryusze,
kt6rzy spekulowali ma zyciu
ludzkiem W ten spos6b, re
zakopywali do'ziemi zywych
jeszcze ludzi, jesli ci ME mic
Ii sic czem op1acic. P. Liba-
czew W ,,S}owie" petersbur-
skiem zamieszcza nastepuja-
CO opow,adanie pewnego zof-
nierza:
,Po:kazdej >bitwie nastepo-
wa}o odszukiwanie ranio-
nych w6r6d zabitych, t. ].
w}a6ciwieby tax bye powin-
no, W r~zeczywisto6ci jednak
odszukiwano tylko tych, kt6-
rymi warto by}o sic zajmo-
wac. Tych nieszczesliwych
zaopatrywano W znak czer-
wony, wszystkich pozosta}ych
za6, zar6wno martwych, jak
i zywych, oznaczano car
nym znakiem i wrzucano do
wsp6lnej mogi}y."
Il mnie wia6nie omal, ze
ME pochowali. Leze raniony
i slysze: ida. Podeszli do
mnie. Szarpneli jekna}em.
Patrze, sanitaryusz bierze
czarna farbe.
- C6z to - wo}am
przeciez zywy jestem, cyl
tax mozna?
A cry p~ieniadze maszll
~ pyta.
- So movie.
- Wiele?
Dziesiec rubli.
Dawaj.
Sanitaryusz wzia} pienia.
DE i czerwony znak ma mnie
polo5yl. Ledwie odszed}, gdJ
Fuderzy{ szsrapnel. Sanitaryusl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
4
= II" C1EkAWE RZECZY. :


padf ma miejscu. Ola czego
mole pieniadze maja ginac
pomy6la}em. Podpe}zalem dc
zabitego ssnitaryusza i po-
cza}em 60 obszukiwac. Ina
laz}em ME 10, lecz az 800
rubli, widocznie W ten spo-
sob zebrane".
TAX %opowiada zolnierz, kt6-
ry sam ledwo umknqf stra-
sznego losu, wy~kupiwszy sic
cd pochowania-. zywcem 10
rublami }ap6wki. Take RE-
czy dzia}y sic W armii rosyj-
skiej. uObro6c6w ojczyzny"
ich w}asni towarzysze pod O.
klein troskliwych zwierzchni.
k6w zakopywali je zywcem,
gdy ci ME mieli picnic
dry na zap}acenie }ap6wki. -
I dziwic sic, re tax zdegero-
wana armia, W kt6rej mo-
g}y sic dzia6 do tego stopnia
potworne rzeczy, by}a tylko
ha}astra zdo]na do ucieczki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Co to jest malze6stWo?

w w IO0O A11OOxANxxO w "
zapyta} niedawno proboszcz
irlandzki m}oda dziewczynena
ostatniej lekcyi ma kt6ry hy}
takze biskup, kt5ry przyby]
juz do miasteczka, ably naza-
jutrz dope}nic S%akramentu
Sw. Jego obecno6c tax zmie-
SCALA, 10 zapytana ~dziewczyn-
ka, zamiast slowami katechiz-
mu odpowiedziec ,,Ma}zeh-
stwo jest to sacrament" it'd.
be- namys}u wyrecytowa}a:
- Malze1stwo jest to stan
okrutnych max, kt6re zno-
sic musza jaki6 czas dusze,
ola odpokutowania "a GREE
chy i ola przygotowania
sic do zbawienia wiecznego.
= Dziewczynka tdpowiedz
swa wyg}osila tax szybko i
pewnie, ze skonfundowany
proboszcz ME m6g} jej rrzer-
wac i dopiero gdy sko6czy-
Ia, poprawil:
- Alez dziecko! To wszy-
stko 0 czem m6wisz, to ME
ma}ze6stwo, to czy6ciec!
W oku biskupa blysnela
iskierka humoru i najpowaz-
niej ~przem6wil do proboszcza:
- Zostaw ia, ksieze probo-
szczu. Kto vie, moze ma
s}uszno6c? Co ia i ty moze-
my o tenn wiedziec? d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
ZnieWazeAie zW1Ok z pre-
sadu.

Jak donosza dzienniki we
gierskie, z~andarmerya odkry-
Ia W po}udniowych Wegrzech
pomiedzy wieSniakami ru.
mu6skimi wstretny zwyczaj
zniewazania zwlok, majacy
swe zr6dlo W przesadsie.
Pred kilku dniami umar]
w1oscianin Vesza. Poniewa5
nag}a smierc jego obudzi}a
podejrzenie, w}adze zarzadzi.
}y odkopanie zw}ok. Zandar-
merya znalaz}a zw}oki PREY
bite gwozdziami do trumny,
a W sercu by} d}ugi gw6zdz.
Sledztwo wykaza}o, re opera
eye to wykonala stara wie6.
niaczka -Jokan. Ch}opi VI
6ledztwie o6wiadczyli, 10 zaw.
sze tax robia 70 zw}okami
tych;. kt6rzy umieraj4 ma
nieznana chorobe, gdyz v Ia
kich razach nieboszczyk wra.
ca nieustannie do domu !
naraza rodzine ma zakazenie
Pc przybioiu aw}ok do trum.
ny nieboszczyk JUL ME wra.
ca do domu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
OberWanie sic ska1y W Ka-
rlSbadZle.

w ulicy Sprudelstrasse O.
berwala sic ska}a i przebila
dach restauracyi ,Schwedi-
sches Haus". Jedna s}uzqca
zgine}a, druga odnios}a ciez-
kie Obrazenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-23
Ubranie re sk6ry rybiej

Do niedawna ma}o kto.
przypuszczal, % sk6ra rybia
moze sic nadawat jake mate
ryal IA ubrania. Komiisysa
, 1905-05-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR POET SCHILLER.

Memorial services commemorating
the Tooth anniversary of the death of
the German poet, Frederick Won Schil-
Ter, were held at the German Lutheran
church last night, attended by a num-
Der of German and other citizens,
including several children. The
meeting was presided over by Rev. A.
Walton, the pastor of the church, who
delivered an address in German, aft
erwards giving a synopsis in English,
speaking OF the effect Of the lives of
Luther, Schiller and o Bismarck on
the new German empire.
President Tisdel of the University of
Wyoming spoke of Schiller as the poet
and Prof. Henry Merz of the university
OF the man as a citizen, giving his
home life, his struggles IL trials and
reading copious extracts from some
of his most noted poems. Mrs. Walton
recited a poem in German touching the
subject in hand.
Musical numbers were rendered by
the choir of the church and the Maen-
nerchor society, under tie direction
of Mr.. Walton himself. The meeting
was quite interesting.
, 1905-05-10
CATHEDRAL CHAPTER HAS
INTERESTING MEETING

The Cathedral chapter of st. Mat.
thew's cathedral held a meeting at the
deanery last night, listening to the re.
port of the treasurer, which showed
that the expenses of the cathedral
had all been met OF provided for, and
that there would remain a small sum
in the treasury. The members present
last night included Dean Bode, Treas
urer Douglas-Willan, Secretary Spald-
ing. and Messrs. Yates, Lee Fast,
Douglas and Sutphin. A business meet
ing will be held later. The bills for
the repairs to the deanery have all
been met.
, 1905-05-10
MEMORIAL
FOR |. 0. O.. F.
PROCLAMATION APPOINTING DAY
FOR SUITABLE EXERCISE FOR
MEMORY OF DEPARTED.
Grand Master n Grand Secretary Of
the Grand Lodge Of Wyoming, In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows,
Proclaim Tuesday, June 10, 1905,
as Day to Be Observed.

The following memorial day procla-
nation has just been issued by Grand
Master w. A. Wyman OF Cheyenne and
Grand Secretary Louis Miller of this
city of the grand lodge u Wyoming,
Odd Fellows:
To the subordinate and Rebekah de,
gree lodges, |. o. o. f., of the state
of Misunderstanding:
Whereas, The grand sire OF the Sow,
ereign Grand Lodge has issued his pro
clamation, in which he ~enjoins all sub
ordinate lodges under the jurisdiction
of this order that have suffered loss
OF membership by death, to assemble
on the second Tuesday Of June next,
being the 18th day Of June, 1905 (or
on such other day as may be more
conveniently, and engage in proper and
suitable exercises in memory OF their
deceased members.
Now, therefore, l, w. A. Wyman,
Grand master of the grand lodge of
Wyoming, |. o. o. F., do here
by request the subordinate and
Rebekah degree lodges OF this iuris-
diction to respect and carry out the
recommendations of the grand sire,
by engaging in proper and suitable ex
ercises in memory of our deceased
members. A general dispensation to
parade in regalia on said memorial
day is hereby granted to all subordi-
nate and Rebekah degree lodges under
the jurisdiction of this grand lodge.
The following members of the order
last Memorial day, viz:
Edgar w. Mann, P. G. NJ, Cheyenne
lodge No. /.
Frank C. Lyons, P. G., Cheyenne
lodge No. l.
c. b. Richie, Laramie lodge No. 2.
Louis DeLario, Laramie lodge No. 2.
H. T. Hayworth, Rawlins lodge
No. A..
Joe Freestone, P. G., Evanston lodge
No. 6.
VIM. Murray, P. G., Evanston lodge
No. 6.
Alphonso Stefano, Excelsior lodge
No. Q.
Ed Thorpe, Excelsior lodge No. 8.
Alex. Riddle, p. G., Excelsior lodge
No. ..
Phil. Wolf, Excelsior lodge No. 9.
Chas. Broadway, Douglas lodge
No. Is.
Jas. Canagher. Douglas lodge No. Is.
|. o. Middaugh, P. G., Paradise lodge
No. 30.
Ben Williamson, Basin lodge No. So.
j. l.. Bently, Harmony lodge No. 81.
Done at Cheyenne, State Of Wyo-
ming, this 10th day of May, 1905,
and of our order the e~ighty-sixth
year. w. A. WYMAN,
Attest: Grand Master.
LOUIS MILLER,
Grand Secretary.
, 1905-05-10
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