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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
TO CLEANSE WHITE LACE.
II Slightly sollad Let Lis In 1aagusala
Over Might and una CASTLE
soap whsn Necessary.

Waite lace II soilsd bug slightly mAy
b cleaned ~ rubbing IN coTn neal
maxnes,a a. corn starch and thgn. after
aiiowins the lace % Femain il tie tneAl
over nieht. ~ hfasblne carefully via
eiean tfush
II the laee haa hecume diseolofea ~
sarspsfaiiun a ean he whisensa lhns
Soak 10 soiulioa q CASTLE soap tsn min.
ulss. then place IN ths sun. still sat.
uFaiet vita the soap solutian. and ~
peAt tbe prooeaa untll the cFiatnAl coloF
u restored Il Ia absolutely Necessary
. have The eject u the surlisti. soap
aad wafer Aione will uoi cnficN Il me
lace be soiled eeeniy in all parts viih.
oul any apseiel stains. make 4 aolMklun
u tspsd water. using Whlts CASTLE -
some othef sinpie. reliahis Shiis sap.
Put the laef Into tks and shake il up
ane eown, changing TIE water ~ soon
A. li i tbs least aiscosnrea, ao thls until
the lace assumes - original color and
the walter remains clean Then gently
press i between BE palms q ne hands
nevrr wflas it-and flnas tn several
clean lerid waters. nvvsF uae either bot
~ coid water
u u b neeessary 70 sfinsn ths iace
into TIE eAter uai q small amount %
sugar iust enough % make he water
feel stieky or II more suansss b dc-
sired dissolve tno % three ktrnsis ~
Fum arabic IN . pint Il ipkeuarm uA.
ter Let ~ isee soak 10 this nss or
tsn mlautes then pftss betwpea The
hanaa asAin aae pai Elfsl partially sry.
Nos o e ready fof plnninr shla i
TIE part that requires patience and is
sbe imRortant tlsmsnt of The xhols
pgVcess seetre = board the lcaNih ~
TIC lare Il possihis. cover smaoshis and
slshtlf vita a. least tsa ihieknesses u
flannel feii ths lare lnto sAaps mosg
earefasiY ard plaes rieAl side doun on
the aaanta re eveuit GA sAeh polnt
or seziiop 81 beth sides being careful
aoi q pnli ths laee too fiehtlg. bat iass
tight enough Amer Il Is dose q assf
4 aEAla naa yoa mas ana places gsr
y mere plnH
let she iaee remain uinnss alsaag Il
hours then rsmefe pins. wifh : dne
needle pick eat ezsh ilsfis bed and you
ulii have : nlece - lace lAAt looks Isks
new Nashinnan star.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
SEASONS FASHIONS.
4 Lovely Gray chlzon voils and
Vogue of Supplies walst and
short alesva


ole = The rfeflissl dfessy eoa e OBJ
served fhia sea4aA vas haiH of silver
eFny eAis0h Yeiie eiahafaseiy en- h.aga.
cred la hfgaeTie Aneialss re ualal
sas onsa ln thr ffon1 aAorIte 5 ear.
pliee xesi entirely ccmpasst Il naTfuw
Faisneisunsa eae ihvlaltlY laInsa.
There Has 8 coilAf ard ruiuge # 81.
over faieneiennes A narrou silver
hTaid siErd aifh naffesef tizek velvet
auilinsd the solls uaII ata TRIMMED
the top ef he enllaF The kikh Klfdia
Il rfag sattn ~Hs trimati slth ilsUo
bows = tbe silver Sad ssIlst afald aaa
fhe same tFaii decorated re edges a
tie lzee aiesxss The zkin aan an
trimmed a&es fnF ihs hfo8sF.s Ankiagsa.
The supplies VAST is he uas & ne
season. and seat 80 tbs O. - ila1liy
eames ihe dHsnod hocies me susl
sleeve shlrfsd Is ths inasr aean and
sometimes Is hpth aaams Il rfsat
favorits ne Nuff and tllnelne faaI.os
saich exsrY ans IS wearing ssad tHenl-
selves Heli e afapel effects. \ a1uered
feaiafa - maute fones Nas made nlth
. afaHea waist pain Il ne back ana
showing q halsru eject IL ffoaf fhe
fFonis & ths waist weas fnliad ln he
aaaef-afm sssm zad brought together
= ~ center. shsFe shag wers gathered
into : iewelea buckle. duil silver and
ameihyst There eas - nnasfvalsl of
akiie Iaea
Practically ~ sleeves afe ahsrl sIfh.
= aiueN fknAxn af tsFnmauak aevefsl
iaehas ahove the wrist ManY varieties
e lawn ard laee anderalesves are sasd
= wear wit6 these abafl slessea. and
one NAY y aa szefataeanl - ahs
chooses in - maflsf Il ghess dainty
aeeesseEisa 8oma al ihe Imported
saimpe and aadsfslsesz sets are ~.
eEeaieix expressive o. ~ aIhef hand
many pretty sels afe q be haa lor zefy
amAll sims Clever mnmen wfll Dot nnd
taa sssa hafa 10 eas un Il hoHs fglfn
e rtal lats may = uiIIEssd Is soaa -.
fsei. The nnetl = tuszsa lasns sre
e y I'D - ne fHFd aHd - little ma-
tsFial Il rAaaIsea fhsf aalte Aanasnme
mateflals maT ba afforded
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
NoslxsolsaIe

NorlIt - HkhAaf UffNS THAT
wfefsas an tie l2lh dag ~ 1Ann.
aFY isst Q s Moruw exetugea Is
naic.Iii SsHdes Gmeefy eomgaay
HoriEaee - certain hereinafter de.
sfllet articles - serurs q certain n.
debis4nem fliea uwiuF b aid q. =.
N0iua ts iiAtelir sanders Cfoesrg
Company amounting t. slsfl9
And Whereas sald . S Noffoe n
HoN Indebted tu said Hatella Sanders
hmcvFf Company Ii sid mAitHF the
sam e tisa 90. I'D
Wheneaz said =. s Morrow ls in
aefault of pagmuni tlseFeuf according
- liss terms pi aid mortgage
Nos Therefore. the sad RAtnlli.
sanieE ufeeeft Company. VII seil
fof east n ftppt ~ haielliI Sanders
tsFocelt rampaug's stafr II Ninlga. 4
r. o. fiie ssud aay Of August. leoa
leiessn tie hours u 4. m. ani 1p
a. the folleslnF dexflled articles
raah register ! Nriels5 alluweaee
computing scale. coffee mlli
Z n step ladder ! platform scale
3 alolszses pumps 2eFacksf rseks
} scoops ! moiassss gslaee
"a paper rack J totaeee knife
paper fack Woed : thread eases
/ it h. paper cut'f clock
hand made truck feeultlng spice
0flee chair can
roll top desk ! elseeee mfe
/ wooden coffee In u h spice cans
= n. s n. bread essa
Ecrcck slloN topn ! upright ffult ease
; glass showcases large hest : aiote
dried lfuif stand lce hox
! safe 80 gal. oil tanks
ST single harms e 81 ed honze
delivery hana long assorlea splce
can
HkreEIff.sANnEns fIEoouf c.
nY Efnskn SMITH,
Secretary and Treasurer
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
pRessINo FoR oREENs.
II the Spring Fancy TeFns - Dande-
noua and Such Deisariss with
savofy prssslngs.

Ths reia1 of . assh q hoilsA grusna
vksihef h be SpinAsh es aay 81 ne epf
lard trihe ef taken fron ihs yarseas
wii1 sfoeths. such ~ dsndeilans marsh
uarisulss and rlsnialH afpeads large
D uyan ihs Addition Il a saery dress
ine Thia may BE- either ere u two ais.
tinef sorts ne cid pfaeslce 81 loillus
greens eith All park or haeon e the "a
altiaaal ham bone suggests tie frw A
few siaees uf ans bacon i Sc excellent
accompaniment Il ihe Same ordeF ~
The ffench enoks method = serving
spinach When thoroughly Grained sad
chopped Or pressed thfeaea 3 sitter. Il
Il returned 70 fbe IRE with tnaueh eaod
meAi IS m0sssen sell : liberal lump q
butter snd & aaah u vinegar - ismnn
juice wlih salt sne uapfiks Hart
hallrd szga 81 a Fafnish complete fAls
dressing Tao fAhlespoanfala u butter.
tsn ef sour sFeans SAL and pepper Is
tasle and q tsaaueanfai - mixed eas
tars mads sHokIFg baf And poured
osef ihs disb 81 ereen. hfsi spriHkIsd
lightly win YineHAr gives smother
dFsasins Fhai surieaes
The sscnna order d mere after fhe
fashion q salad dressing A eead hollfd
dressing equally suitable foF serving
bot With q hut tesetmhIe 81 cold eth
salad follows Seat ths yslEs u feo
fsss AID mis- elIh hair 4 ieaaponafai
e sa't and 81 much masiafd sddleg
iahasca .o sall ihs taste fleal Ia
eaahls neilef six tahlstn noanfaia uf tln
tEaF siih lhFes & butter. sllf ID she
hfai mleiufs. and saep stirring arfll 4
thiekens u aset saia & may Ae mlxea
viii q esHfpl = whipped cream Caaa
try Gentleman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Summer Collar Combinations and
Proper Floor Coverings 70 Give
ceel and Clean Appearance

Plans for going 70 the country q
live are each year gaining IN im.
poFfance, and early IN each year siss
eusskna a. TO where the honse Is g he.
and how Il ia 10 BE- furnished. are more
animated and vital
Some suggestions a. 70 the color
and aehena % be carried Out With
good effect are always timely. For
insatnce. Il the house IL 20 Be a sin-
Ter ana summer home. the ioiiuulna
ideas Cor furnishing nxs excellent The
hall should BE- hung with sfeen and
white trellis paper and moea green
huing or velvet pile carpet should b.
laid over the maltlus Tbs drawing
room wallis gdlniempefea whltel can be
divided into panels - a ioYely ross
border with ne carpet or alias used
on the nooE. the curtains of white Al
paca. With inner ones of clear mas
iln. should be heia back wllh fpae
alik bows smart. npstaudlng bows
Chairs and soit shaaid have ksoscs
covers % ehintz--slaalera of crimson
AHA EsAA f14FA AfM Win NA"1 Ns@tAtH
on 4 white ground ans the eashiona
covered With plain slik. some rose.
pink. palo green and others Niih mus.
In covers
The dinins room shcald b. even sim
pier Ia effect Eyerythlns should be
white and rrecn. White walls. paneied
cut with greon paper uoldlnr. white
curtains TIED back with green silk
moas green hllin9. Il any carpet i
used ana chair covers 81 white and
green ehintA
Pale blue. plak and ereen ribbon /
borders khoald outline he various
Waite wAllsd hednoous and Spotted
muslin curtains ana tsaspread should
N each easo have Tihbons % match 4
slipped ihrouFh their wide hens
u possible the ioors should r. bafs
and polished ana severed with denim /
rugs. a. ihey are rlcan and seeei and /
easily washed. Wills az tke xerahdas
aad la fact ~ every asaliahis 1nfnef 4
~ TIE house. there should BE- plenty oi /
lonngine chasn wigh lsoa ppckets
Amegican Qaeen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Scat llsree HaEs Tor ane minHta With
one leaApoonfal nf iemon jules ana
one heanine lsarnaanfal 81 powdered
susaf. nnt shls IL 3 fffins pan sIsh
. 1eAaneanful 81 melted hntlsf 81
% Ehe stove and ms aoan A. ia ensa
let cooks ~ fae haElem break Il -.
lla e aIasreHE places eIIh 3 fork =
alIoe tha uneeqsed pofzleas = raa
daNn o. tae nan Whsz lf Is sliIl s
lllsle liaald nHs m ne middle AZ -
cmeial : haanlns lahEsfoaafal Il
ffeza 81 eanasd nIneaa1le. chopped
aas Fsia lhs amsIsl lafn aal g 3
Nez ilsh. 3usl = little powdered aazal
OVER tha apflaee aha Hua % 1hn laHIs
na aea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
the DYING LEAGuER.

A Missouri Valley laagaek ~aa gfow
iug cold as ice.
There wss lack OF nomans nursing
caase le didn't have the price
flo lad nade a lpN 'gFand atailsiA
and erfUw ii lhe aeuFe,
TIL his manager and others could
stand fof him 40 more
So ite umpire cailet the game and
to the fans wilo gathered there
lie nafratei this sad hlofs wlsh wllAi
bseath he lad 70 SPARE.
a aas slgned az IN vnita, wi,eEs
ssA afse4lAu wngsg'A hlsie,
llhztas q gag that d eQrkef bat
q cuune li's lost on foaf
! could plsy tali ffum ny childhood,
- tissy A0nesi me gixllt away
lTtAs paghaps wAs ! mistake. 81 Least
that's shat tier sayl
l wzs always soed A. tatting 70 !
sonn tsgauie a star,
Noa'll lN hardly ~ q tllat psis. at
untatoFed A. ypu arcl
my tNst curves uefe seidom handled
tAey wwsp neaFiy always halled-
Iaid With age IN whlspeg Ia yuns
4 that last one had yon stalled !.
vas called an ''Al around man
thoaRh I seldom made a ~ofn.
n yo1 tumble next a. that enc.
wont track you any noFs
liut ! never learned tic knark oi gai.
ting populss with the gsna
TIL ! wcnt W to Wetb city share
thsy bad NE ru>h the eAn
Tell TIM fans and haso ball niaenaies
when tlley meei and eFoNd agound
~ rad Ouf scon wlih Musk0.gee
played here upon tlis ground
That 4 won't ls al q ouf fAuit Il
gou losa this game to-day
Bot we're strictly w a9aauas Il since
We lost eur pitcher ii4fe
And ask tiism these iev Qusstloas, if
peFclancc tley @em e knoN.
Why they canned Sianty shannon.
ilappy Hcoligan ara 'LougiF
Wig 0idn'i thsy slgn nHl Wakefield.
6 loang of Dusty Rtiodcss
And why aid ElAFland lean hm fueer.
llkewiss his grip ana clblhess
iiut boys 50 GA aud plAy Tie game.
I'd ilke ~ ~ u through
Iief0Fe ny llcksflng. gilmalefiug llghi
goes up the ehlmuey aue
They played. ard Loaf, but 10 their
pal they whispered tlisy had eon.
Thinking perhaps sseh ga,d nsuN
mlgit start hlA b.ood Ia run
The dfing ieagasr fzistd hla head.
Can tAls IL true. De cried.
Al. no. sise axe q miracles Is pasl.
NJ friends yuu " simply ilesi
We 1ld theY zaid thos1 curves of
lsiues Nefe hardly touched loiar
While speek ard Tex. Ard Murphy
toa got all tlsai came slieiF saY
iiat tle leazucF oulY sllook ais head
s1oa bays can't slh he slghed.
Then iooksuE e tlle umpire. lie
wlnkea oue ere afld dIea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

Co =. Ration. Il CIan.nsuEe haa
submitted n|aas 10 = II DaEsbusII.
United sIafc HafslIeI To- ne sEsel|ea
q s IleN court hoaze s. ClaEzmuE@
NNI2 sAs already Naun 81 tha nsH
hlI|l|'s "a ga|I|I ls Helnz ba||E
IoI ~ SEHsass e - HAHaEs e p e
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Presidents Party Arrives At
Chautauqua. NY.


Associated Press.
Chautauqua, \. y. Aug A. presl.
dent Roosevelt arrived tins morning
in = special car over tlis Chausauqaa
Traction line.
During the night oue ol the secret
service onicers uas robbed of his watch
while asleep.
TIE Chataaqua COMMITTEES escorted
tbs president % the assembly grounds
and as early as o'clock ten Thousand
people had assembled.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
BATTLESHIp
CHRISTENED
Water Good Enough For TIE
Kansas Baptismal


Associated Press
fhilapelphia. Pa, Aug = TIE
baftlcshIp Kansas the largest vessel
ever bulli IN tie East, vas launched
At l2'g7 today at Camden. y. J.. VT.
messed b Governor Iloeh and thirty
kausanA
Miss Anna Iioch vas sponsor
An unasaal feature was the christen.
Ing with spring water
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
RELIEF.
Polar Expedition Party Mas
Been Rescued.


Associated Press
Honnlugs Vagg, Norway, Aug 10
The arctic steamer Terroanosa.
which went 70 tlse rellef a tho flaa.
seelslfr polar expedtlnn, has rescued
Anthony FAia and ail eihes algh ths
exception o. one Norwegian seaman.
who died lfom natural causes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
BURNED AT STAKE
A Negro Meets Death BY a
Fire at the Hands OF
a Mob.


NE77'''17 7'37FF1 Z FNI77
Kansas Clty Aug. ilA special 60
the star from Dallas, Tex, states that
negro was burned al the stake e
sulphur springs Tex today Node
tails can be obtained al tins esmo
The negro shame vas Tom Williams
lie had attempted 60 assault a foar.
teen.yearold girl.
lie was taken 20 the court house
square chained 70 a stake and burned
before an Immense crowd of excited
citizens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
SCALDED
TO DEATH
Soap Tanks Explode Work
men ParbOlled.


Associated Fress
New York, Aug II. Twenty Ore
men we're carried, unconscious from
the fumes aud heat Of boiling SOAP five
81 them badly parboiIed. from a IRE
IN W. II. paSgists soap factory IN
West Ig0th street today.
Tanks containing seventy thousand
gallons Of soap suddenly exploded
after being brought under control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
Suit to Establish Lien.

To establish lien of $50 on a draft
for 5000 In his possession as attorney for
the receiver OF the Eureka Insurance Com
pany OF Pittsburg. John w. Butterfield to-
day filed suit in the District Supreme Court
against William L. Jones. receiver. and the
above named insurance company. 1t Is al
legged in the petition filed by Attorneys
Birney & Woodland that the complainant
was appointed attorney to prosecute a claim
against the United States by the defendant
Jones. and obtained a Judgment for $1,000
In the Court Of Claims in payment of which
he received and holds treasury draft for
that amount. 1t was agreed that the COM
plainant should have one-half the amount
recovered from the government.
While the draft was In his possession an
other person secured In the District Su
preme Court decree establishing a lien
of 33h per cent of the claim, which lien
was purchased by the complainant Butter
field. He says the defendant will agree
only to his retaining one-half of the amount
of the draft and asks the court to appoint
q receiver to cash the draft and pay the
complainant his half and the amount Of the
claim purchased by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
RAINS IN KANSAS.
Heavy Storms Cause Of Great Dam
age.

KANSAS CITY. September 15.-An I'M
usually heavy rain storm, amounting al
most to a cloudburst in proportions. and
accompanied by a high wind in western
Missouri and eastern Kansas early today
caused serious damage to property and the
loss OF at least four lives. An average of
four inches of water fell. All streams are
rising rapidly. but no great damage from
this source ID feared.
At MaXson. Kan, woman and her three
children. names unknown, were drowned in
the destruction of a railroad camp. A man
and another child. members of the same
family. were forced to spend the night in a
tree. from which they were rescued today.
At Leavenworth, Kan, several store
fronts were blown in, the grandstand at
the race track was demolished, the roof
was torn Off the grandstand at the base
ball park and other minor damage was
done.
AT Lawrence, Kan. the river rose three
feet in a short space of time. several cul-
verts were washed out. railway tracks were
submerged and Bowersock's dam was dam
aged.
At Granville. Kan. the Union Pacific
bridge was washed out.
Dozens of telegraph and telephone poles
between Kansas City and Leavenworth and
Lawrence were blown down, stopping wire
and train service for many hours. Near
Lawrence several freight trains are stalled.
The damage in Kansas City was slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
News Briefs.

Miss Nan L. Miidren has been engaged as
a special manual training and method
teacher in the Caroline county, Nd, pub
lie schools.
Nearly 1000 Episcopal clergymen and
laymen will go into retreat in Chicago next
week for four days.
A seat on the New York stock exchange
sold for $4,000. a new record price.
The American brotherhood of Cement
workers is meeting in Springfield. III.
The National Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton is meeting in Indianapolis
Giuseppe Blanco was sentenced to eight
cen years I'm the penitentiary for wife muir
der in Wilkesbarre. Pa
The heroism of the wife of Capt. Blake OF
the steamship Oregon. which went ashore
near False cape. Va, inspired the crew and
helped to save the ship.
The fllibustering steamer sunk BY he's
crew after landing portion OF her Cargo
OF arms on a barren island in the Gulf O
Bothnia has been identified as the JOIN
Grafton OF London. England ss>s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
Charged With Abduction.

Charged by his wife with the abduction
of two children. ]. Herbert Broderlck is
wanted by the police OF this city Mrs.
Broderick swore out a warrant for her
husband yesterday at the Police Court. and
that was put in the hands of Detectives
Hartgan and Baur to serve. and they are
trying to locate the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broderck were separated
legally some time ago and the court left
the children In the possession of the
mother. with the provision that the father
could have them one day a week. Last
"Wednesday he was given possession of the
children usual every week, and he said
that he was going to take them for ride.
The father failed to return when the time
came for the delivery Of the children to Mrs.
Broderick. They did not return the next
morning and the mother went to the court
and obtained the warrant. 1t Is thought by
the police that the father has left with his
children for some place outside the Dis
trict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
CoLoRED MASoNs PARADE.
Celebration Of Anniversary Of United
Supreme Council.

There was a parade of colored Masons
this afternoon in celebration of the thirty
seventh session of the United Supreme
Council. thirty-third degree, Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite. for the southern
and western Masonic jurisdiction of the
United States. it's territories and dependen-
cies now being held here. The marching
bodies formed on 10th street at 2:3O o'clock
and paraded over the following route: Be
ginning at 10th street northwest. through
L S rect around Washington Circle, through
Pennsylvania avenue to Peace Monument.
north on LIST street to Indiana avenue,
through Indiana avenue to 9TH street.
through 9Th TO NJ street, NJ to the hall. I'LL
9th street.
The supervisory committee in charge of
the event was composed of H. c. Scott (33d
degree) chairman: VIM. H. Johnson (33d).
vice chairman: A. H. T. Walker ODD. Dan
lei Williams (33d), Alexander OgleSby (33d).
John NJ. Washington (33d). VIM. l. Her
ron (33d). John s. Brent (33d). A. Lincoln
Alexander (33d). Stewart Campbell (33d.
John G. Smith (32d). ]. c. Fountain CAD.
Thomas Henderson (32d. Julius Jackson
(35d), Geoge W. Phillips (33d), and Lieut..
j. Mcclellan (33d), secretary.
In the line were the newly formed Mecca
Alec Arab Patrol. Capt. A. Lincoln Alex
ander. which appeared in public for the first
time: Mecca Temple of the Mystic Shrine.
the Scottish Rite Masons. officers and men,
bers of the Supreme Council and the blue
lodges.
Officers of the Supreme Council were
elected today as follows: Sovereign grand
commander. John G. Jones. Chicago lieu
tenant grand commander DR.. B. II. Still
yard. Wheeling, w. Va; grand pryor
John A. Bell. Grand Rapids. Mich.
grand chancellor. c. R. France. Pitts
burg, Pa. grand minister of
state, H. w. knight Chicago; grand orator,
E H. Morris. Chicago; grand secre-
tary general. T Webster Brown, Chicago;
|
d. c.: grand keeper of seals, William Fl.
johnson. Washington. D. c.; grand all
moner. o. D. State. Boston, Mass; grand
auditor, d. G. Gaines, Worcester. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-15
RETURNED FROM MANILA.
Arrival of Sheridan With Engineers
and Cayalrv

The military secretary Is advised by tele-
gram of the 14th instant from the COM
handing general, Department of Califor-
MIA, that the transport Sheridan arrived on
the 18th instant at San Francisco, Cal.
from Manila. Philippine Islands, with the
Sd Battalion of Engineers (2S0 enlisted
mem. the Sd Squadron. 18th Cavalry Q53
enlisted mem, and the following military
passengers: Captains Keller and Boggs.
Lieutenants Jackson. Adams, Jewett, Guth-
RE and Ralston. Corps of Engineers; Cap
tains Dugan and Cusack, Lieutenants Bur
roughs Morey. Kimball. Graham, Troxel
Mayo and Telford, 18th Cavalry; Lieuten-
ants Coffey. I'd Heidi. 18th, and Tate, 18th
Cavalry; Colonel Wygant, 22d Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel Robinson. military sec
rotary; Captains Anderson. It'll. Davis. 18th.
and Rose Dist Infantry; Lieutenants Tan
ner. 4th, Feeter, 18th, Aloe, 18TH and Boiler,
Goth Infantry; Lieutenants Ptney, Bone.
Walker. McElderry. Neisser. Gustin and
Nickerson. Philippine scouts: Lieutenant w.
w. K. Hamilton, ARTILLERY Corps: Leuten-
ant Colonel Won Schrader and Major Pal
mer quartermasters department; Contract
Surgeons Newlove. Cass and Hereford Dis
charged soldiers. 1872: short term 295, Sig
nal Corps, Z; Hospital Corps. 16; sick. so:
army nurse. female, /: general prisoners. 80.