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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

fories gu bore. 80 BEN i9 sefast, i'd
min Gu9 empl ebbes fase: Selle
Stprie is pabr I'm mann Sbr ss nit
slauipe tpollt, bann fDnnt Sbr { Sdd
tletme. 90 i'm ie uffsefahre als mann
fe fi9 ale Bel Mibtebts in SGds se>
fest bate. Der preF.nbent bot se'
fost: rpbilipp, MIR tpoIle feline Slid.
Stories bore I'M mann bu iebt nit
reit.tpeg allies suriidnemme bubit, bus
meint, tpenr bu nit fage bubft, bub
bic Storie uffsemadt is, bunn miifs
mer nod emol bieielpe @ef9t9t nit
bi9 made pie beut Morsens, Bios
NIT bic cine Differing, bab mer bid
bann nit mebr eraus 6ole." DO ben
i9 aptper bod sei9iptpertl Die
Waffergefdt9t mod empl mitma4e,
brs fann i9 nit itsnbs, bas pdr
fdubr 9enus mein Sobt. lin DO ben
i9 mid bann uffeeitellt I'm ben GEE
fast: rSdentelmGnner, Sbr 6abt
re6t, bic Stpris ia uffgemadt bon
mid I'm es Is fein Dabres Wort
BRAN" 80 ben fe al 9urrab gebals
lert, I'M Der Webespeiler bot am as
lermsifte sstriide. Sd BEN orig ti6iep
sefiiblt, afpfper i9 ben tpenisftena ben
cine SrOft nod s.babt, bab Sic ,9srr
HebadtionGr I'm bic &ieberf9 bon
Sbne Sbre Pebper allies glautpe, mas
ia fase, I'M bas Is bod mebr perth
als 70 E totes araut. Sept mO4t id
nur piHe, is es bas Bette mann mer
bic Wabrbeit fase bubt obber mann
mer liise bu6t? S9 bente, es bubt nil
INNER gable, mann nner BITE Wahrheii
fprt4t,
Womit i4 perbleitpe
Sbne Sbrn lietper
DbtItpp SautrdmpfeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
SooeSurtbeiI eeaen eirc,, crbIinSes
ten W6rSer.

@egen elmer erauiamen gIuttGat
uuroe Ser 23-idbrige bIinbe Sirte
SartboIomGus Yerfo bonn Sfmurge.
ridt in 2aiba6 gum Sobe berurtbei,t.
Ser @ngeflagte, Der ieit elmer )felbt
bon Sa6ren BEL einem 9utsbeiiBer, Der
Den Silfloien ieiner 3eit aus @itleio
aufgenommen bate, i'm 9ienit ltano,
par bon oieiem zines @urltoiebitabis
bei6ulbigt porben. Sieriber gerictE
err oerart IN Corn, Dab er ieineul
9rotberrn &ade idmor. Sn abpe,
lenbeit Ser Samilienmitglieoer iihcr,
fiel err bas in Ser @iege lieaen6e
S06ter6en bes Tbepaares, t0oteie es
oiir6 mebrere Weiieriti6e, itedte Sic
feline 2ei6e in einen Sad uno En-
griff Damn Sic Slliht, err purbe lie.
ooh balo baruuf berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Sob Smrdb primeI peruriaut.

Sn ben lebten ecsa6ren lit cine game
Geibe bon 6dnen befannt eeporoen, in
oenen fi9 Die primel (S9lifelblume),
bic pielfa9 i'm Sreien unb i'm 3immer
gepflegt miro, als cine iebr gefdbrli6e
Sreunoin ge5,ist bat, uno 5tpar bon=
oelte Is it9 bis6er ftets I'm 9autfranfs
beiten ooer um Qugenentsiinoungen oie
arf Den @influb ser fGarfen SGr6en
elmer 6eftimmten primelart Wrimuld
iapontca) suriid5ufibren tparer. DAB
oaour6 aber mod ern itere 2eioen emit
iteben fOnnen, gebt aus einem 5ane Der
boz, iiber Den Die Wo9enf9rift yMebie
5inif6e &linit" beri9tet.
Cine 5rau i'm @lter bon 20 Sabren
lit geraoe on Ser Snfluen5a, als fie on
elmer priinet rod unb elei6aeitig ibre
Nafe rie6. Sie Naie f9pou aiemliG
f9nen an, befam cine tiefblaue ssGrz
bung uno cine gart5e Geibe bon Otter
fteaen tpie Bel &arbunfeln. Samit mar
es aber nod ni9t abgetban; es biloete
fi6 cine rt9tige 8lutpergiftuna berous,
Die CUR S6peuung beioer Iugenlioer
uno gu f9fperen ent5iinblifen 3elsez
fpebeItOrurlgel an berf9ieoenen Stellen
DEG 8opfes fibrte. @enige Sage BAR
auf itarb Die Srau unter ben Gri9eis
nuneen elmer beftigen 2ungenentsiins
oung, uno Die Settion beftGtiate Ole
@9pere Ser grfrantuns. gs fanS
il3 fogar cine @ereiteruns Der 2unsen.
Der b~eban0elnbe @rst bate iibri9ens
i9on porber 5tpei anoere dbnli6e sSdne
beoba9tet, in benen bas cine Mal ebert
fdus Der Sob eintrat, bas anoere Wtal
ieoo9 @enefung erfolste, ober erft nad
ldngem Sie6tbum.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

9ol0 in So duern r.. Mdn
bat ausgefunoen, oab Die Mauern bic
Ter 4oobez9Guier in ben 8ororten BON
9%uanaiuato, Nieritp, Sob uno Silber
in er6ebli9en QuantitGten ent6olten.
gtpd 800 feline 6Guier tpuroen abqee
rihen, nm elmer neuen 2inie Der meri=
tdnti9en gentrdlba6n Ylab gu MAIDEN
nno cine S9mel5eret, pel9e Die
4~oobebduIe r anfdufte, ent6edte, 6aB
Tie iiber $4,000 tpert5 @olo uno Gil
Der ent6ielten. Die !SGuier fparen aus
gr5d6fdaen erri9tet porocn. Gttpo
1000 Spnnen fno bereits aei9molaen
poroen uno entbalten So feines Sra
per Sohre.
90 m ii roige 8anfz
7 q B +. WGbren0 Ser 4afiirer g.
SO. San @n9e Don Der Staatsbant in
Rainier, Ore, on SGnben un0 SiiBen
gefefelt uno nit einem &nebel i'm
Munoe an einem Slid in einem Sin
ter5immer angebunoen mar, fiinten fi6
atpei 8an6iten, bic i'm alein anges
troffen uno i~i6erpdltigt batten, Die
Safden nit 9olb. @rft na9 5pei
Stun6en selang es @an @n9e ii9 frei
gu MAIDEN uno Den 4larm 81 seben,
Die HGuber fpdren aber Damn f4on
lGnsft iiber ale 8erse. Das Werfs
ipiirbige an Der gef9t9te mar, bab Die
9anotten fi9 MIR bos 9ol6 unge=
fdbr $4,000 BIB $260O = drsisneten,
aber bas Gilber uno bic Bantnoten,
Die alf benz 3ahltifd lasen, unberibrt
Iiebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Hrura pnnr SrrrniTtmna.

Bel elmer Run6reiie 0ur6 5ein 9Gn0s
den ldBt fi9 Seriniifimus aud auf
Elm bulorei9es @efprG4 nit einem
8auern elm. Del er5dblt linn, baB er
NIT gro5en S6p~ierisfeiten Bel Der
Grnte gu fdmpfen babe, ba Der 8pben
Ieiner 6elOer iebr iumpfig uno moorig
lei. r@eb. lieter &inoermann," tpen=
bette ii9 Se. 9o9eit an feinen Reiiebe>
gleiter, rpirfli4 bebuuerfide 3uftdnbe,
aber eibt bod gang einfa9es Mittel
bugeeen, perftebe ni9t, parum = Obj
pflaftern Die 2ente ni9t fol9e @ie>
fen?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
q n g menps Mpres, Or

& g uerps q pres. Orr
gentinien, eri9einen mebr fremOip,u>
9ige 3situn9en als in irgenosii>r dna
6eren Gta6t hrr @elt. Sie 3a3l Ser
bortigea 3eituneen betrdgt $50. guber
Sen in Ser carbohydrates gsOrudtsn
8ldttern, gibt g mod heutf9e, ens<
liiae, fransOii9s, italisnii9e, nOrtpez
glide, biniI9e. bebrGii6e. urabif9e,
ierbiI9e uno in berf9ieoenen Dialetten
gefdrisbene 3eitunsen. 3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

9e1b geporbenes ellen.
betn pirb tpieber i96n tpetb, tp.nr1
man es tn @aiolin tau4t unb ban1
bic beiben Sonnenitrablen barauf
tpirfen lGbt. Sobalb bic @eeenftGnbe
trOden iinb, mub bas 8efeu4ten
pteber6plt perben, Bib bic sepiini4te
Wtrtung eraislt mprben 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

9an6nerfsbur9 DE (na9>
Dem er feds Stunoen in Der gliibenos
item SonnenbiBe mari9irt): rSrau
Wirtbin, biirfte i9 Sic I'm einen
S9lud WaHer bitten? Wu9oem Die
@irtbtn mitleiois elm 9las @afer se=
bra4t, enttduf4D 9absn Sic pirfli9
rfhts dn0eres2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
ChrtHltd1rr wnnEdr.

parrer: pWie i4 bore, bci
Der 9ltb Bel @ua se5iinoet, 9uhsr.
bauer; oas 1T bic Strufe fir GureT
sottlpfen 2ebenspanbsli"-9 duer,
pHa, 10 q Straf mD6f i4 np9mu1
bo6en. !9err gfarrer -. biertauFen;
Marf hu5' i9 ausse5ablt 'triest bon
Der Iheturan5!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

= 3einsr pun0srt fid iiber SbnsI>
Iisteit mebr, als Ser SrGge.
Der Sbur min aumeift Ae4t bu>
Sen. Ser Meiie reht tbun.
= Sage ni9t INNER, mas Ou
peiBt, uber apiTe INNER. tpas Oa
{aeSt.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27

They win spend tho holidays here.
Joseph +. Hinkle 10 Grand Worthy
Chaplain Of The order Of Eagles and
The local lodgs hsvs planned for
. reception n his honor tomorrow
night. A short program II the
ball and . banquet q the Wiltse
Grill viii Be the order Of the enter
tainment.
Stanley e. Hodgen and Miss
Gertrude Alexander were married
in Lewiston yesterday evening.
The groom 10 . prominent business
man Of Whitsbird, where he II
identified With the Whitebird mer-
camille Co. The bride 10 one OF the
most popular young ladies Of
0rangeville. The young couple
vill make their home at White
Bird after . short wedding trip.
The Free Press wishes them veil.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
Visits Relatives.

T. w. Girton returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives in eastern and middle
states. Mr.. Girton left there about
55 years ago and had not seen any
Of his relatives during that time.
His visit was in every way most en-.
joyable and he reports such a trip
we'll worth the time and money
spent in taking it. Mr.. Girton
has q sister at Spring. alley, MINI. .,
and relatives at both Blandinsville,
Ill. and Anderson, Indiana, all of
whom he visited for several days.
He left here the first OF Oct. and
spent three months in making the
trip. This summer Mr.. Girton
sold his farm, just west of town.
He will remain here indefinitely.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
For Change OF Time.

"A petition was circulated among
the patrons Of the Office here the
first Of the week and the following
message sent to Warrington:
Grangeville, Dec. "a Second
Assistant Postmaster General:
Citizens petition to have mail leave
Sites Of B .. m. and arrive al
Grangeville at IL q. M, and to
leave Grangeville at / p. m. and
arrive at Sites ct 7 p. m. Petition
follows with over 400 signers. Pre-.
sent schedule impossible. Wire
Grangeville and Sites post Office
at my expense.
(Signed) FEM BArrY, Mayor.
The above movement has been
sgitated for some time. According
to the present schedule the stage
10 held ct Sites till Z .. m. and
owing TO the condition Of the roads
in winter. 10 unable to reach here
until late In the afternoon. The
change will probably be granted
and will afford much better service
to the patrons Of the local Office.
II the petition is favorable, IL may
cause . change In the schedule Of
the Clearwater branch Of tho N. p.
railroad and make much better
facilities for travelling between
Grangeville and Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
School Report.

there were 1877 boys an q PAT girls
enrolled IN the city school - during
the month just past, beginning
november 10Th and ending Decem-
DER zlst. The total enro llment to
date this year is 513. There were
5oo excused absences and 33 un.
excused. lhe number OF visitors
was unusually large and much in
terest was taken In the sc hool work
oy the parents OF the pupils dur
Ing the month. oil visitors attended
the oiHerent grades. I be above
report was handed in by Supt.
Hartzell Cobbs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
Get Eastern Teacher.

The school board has secured
Miss Eunice M. Atkins, Of Lake
field, Minnesota, to fill the vacancy
in the city schools caused by the
resignation of Prof. Charles
Greenough. Miss Atkins has
friends in the city who speak of
her ~ being talented aud sue.
cessful instructor. She has been
prominently identified with the
Lakefeld schools for several months
and will no doubt give the best of
satisfaction here. She will arrive
here before the holiday vacation is
over and will Immediately take up
her duties a. assistant superintend-
emit Of local school.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
EARLY CLOSING.
Business Houses Decide to
Close at g p. m.

Business Houses Decide to
Close at g p. m.
The movement; in regard "a
earlier closing which has been agi.
tated for some time past among
the clerks and employers Of the
city, hes resulted In the petition q
given below being signed BY ma
jority Of the merchants Of the town.
Il 10 claimed that practically
nothing 10 done in the way Of trade
after 8 p. m. and the change was
thought advisable during the win.
ter months. The former schedual oil
closing 1t z o'clock will probably
Do resumed about May LIST. Below
is given . copy Of the petition and
those who signed II:
We hereby agree to close our re-
spective places Of business 1t 6 p.
n. beginning Jan. Let, 1907. Ex.
cept at such special times when we
may mutually agree to remain open
until . later hour. Excepting Sat-
urday nights.
The Burt L. Crosby Go.
Austin & Wann.
@. ]. Fleming.
F. A. Engsl.
Alexander reidenrich Co., Ltd.
VOllmer & Scott.
Jos. Pfeufer
II. e. Matteson.
w. F. 6chmadeka.
Bargain Store Co., LII.
Rudolph Bertsch.
d. #. Van Pool.
Walter HickersOn.
Ingram & Brust.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27

alton will hold the regular meeting
at WhiteBird, on January 8, 1907.
The association has fon regular
meetings every year, the first Sat.
urday in January, June, August
and November. 1t has an extreme
ly good membership and the meet
ings IN the past have al ways been
very enthusiastic and profitable.
The association has done world
OF good for the stock raisers and
buyers OF the county and all should
take an interest in the welfare oil
the club.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
K. of p. Mask Ball.

X. OF p. Mask ball at the Arna3
Christmas. night was decided - |.
cess. A very large crowd :
maskers attended and the evening
was one OF much joy and hilary
The music was furnished 9! -
Riggs full orchestra and was n'ss
ly satisfactory. Some extreme!
clever costumes and represensa.'oss
were in evidence and the ~
of the judges in deciding the ". ,.s
ming characters was indeed o'.'
cult. The ladies' prize W. ~
by Mrs. Con Baggs, who portray
the character of an old maid \,
gentle,nan's prize was awa'osu :
the Nez Perez Indian chals0.'
impersonated by Edmund ScO''
deka.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27


Marriedat the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Smock
Of Sherwood, Ore, Miss Dora E.
Smock and Francis A. Saltus were
married by the Rev. Mrs. NJ. E.
Edwards Of Newberg, Ore, ct high
noon, Dec. 9th. The wedding
march was played by Miss Sarah
Buchanan OF Newberg. The bridal
party entered the parlor proceeded
by the Misses Iva and Edna Nor.
back who were dressed in red silk
carrying red carnations. The maid
Of honor was Mics Amy Hall Of
Portland. The groom was attend
ed by his brother, Clifford. The bride
wore . gown Of Crepe de chene
trimmed with gold cloth and car
lied bride roses. The boquet was
caught by Miss Amy Hall. Miss
Buchanan found the ring in the
wedding cake. Mrs. Frank Tsns-
cher Of Portland found the keys.
The young couple we're the recipi-
ents Of many useful presents
Among them being $40 in gold,
silverware, cut-glass, and hand.
some oil paintings, by Mrs. Sadie
Rabyor Of Portland. A beautiful
berry spoon was received from w.
81. Sebastian and family. The
bride 10 . niece OF w. ii. Sebastian
Of Grangeville, Ida. The happy
pair left for Portland and were &C.
companied by the usual lot Of old
shoes and rice.
A Guest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
New Townsite.

A recent dispatch from w."
says: :, -.
The Pacific & Idaho N"tsa.i
Railroad company has pulcn..d
900 acres of land two miles ~
the town of Meadows. IL
the railroad company has purcnsi M
the ground for the purpoee |" 4.
eating . TOWNSHIP, and wneI y
extension Of the road, Woss
which 10 now in progress .,I
that point . station will % = ~,
there aud work ON the new
begun. II will be q bad
ton for the present town.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
Just a Hint,

- n,ce dinner general ly begins
WIN neatiy set table and NICE
y -. .ao!e begins witt nicely
.auuu,ea hnen. DO not forget
'na' 'ne steam laundry is the only
pace ,nas can laundry the linen
WIN 'nae satin nnish 80 much de.
s'leu. iour nnest linen can be
sent with perfect safety.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27

evidenced much careful prepsr-
alton. The class will stage two
plays this week, "Inside Track, "
Friday night, and "A Wild Gooss
Chase" Saturday night. Both
are deserving Of q large patronage.
Mark V. jackson and Miss
Emma A. Williams were married
at the Wiltse House Saturday
evening. w. N. Knox officiated at
the ceremony. The groom is q
well known mining man OF she
city and the bride q most popular
young lady. She has been employed
in the dining room of the Wiltse
house for several months. They
will reside here in town for . time.
The Big Buffalo cash store re-
membered q lot OF friends and
patrons Christmas with . dainty
little present The Free Press
force we're among those favored.
and we thank the store for its
kindness. A neat little Xmas
card with the names Of the force
painted thereon was also received.
This was done by VIII. Holly, the
card writer at the store, and was
very artistically gotten up.
Joseph T. Hinkle, an attorney
of P6ndleton, Oregon, and w. B.
Hinkle are here visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Hinkle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
Notice to Eagles.

All members OF tho F. O. e. are
invited TO meet with 0rangeville
aerie No. $50, Friday evening,
Dec. 28th. The Grand Worthy
Chaplain will be present and
there will be imitation after which .
banquet will b served Ut the
Wiltse Grill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
All Night Service.

The Wiltse House, =
conducting an al night 49, !, -
the grill room and the bess =
thing to eat can now De nao
hours, day or night.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-12-27
For Sale.

have charge VI some very de-
sirable city properly; we'll improved
and In the very best locations;
reasonable prices. Better investi-
gate, II win pay you. Walter
HickeeDon.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Fair of Knights of Pythias
Elaborate Undertaking

The general fair committee Of the
Knights Of Pythias is progressing with
the arrangements for the fair TO be
held at the Pythian Temple for two
weeks. beginning April 16. Chairman
T. A Bynum, of the general committee,
has appointed Knight II. w. Bassett, of
Decatur Lodge, No. 9. TO the committee
on printing and publicity, to I'LL ne
vacancy caused by the death Of Knight
John a Frank.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Harmony
Lodge, No. q, held an entertainment
for the benefit OF that lodge on January
Is. The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Myrtle
Lodge held a ghost party in the rooms
of the lodge on January %. The
Ladies' Auxiliaries of Franklin Lodge
and Century Lodge have plans for a
rummage sale and a euchre party re-
spectively.
The committee on publicity and print
ing held a meeting last week and COM
pleted organization by selecting the fol
lowing officers: Chairman. Claude H
woodward; vice chairman, F. H Hos
ford; secretary. S. NJ. Pearson, and
treasurer, E w. Morcock, Steps were
taken toward the publication of the
paper to be issued during the fair.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Tents of Maccahees Busy
Initiating New Members

National Tent, No. l. Brightwood
Tent, No. s. and Georgetown Tent, No.
6. viii each make a net gain this
month.
National Tent, No. !, will tomorrow
fed form. Mount Vernon Tent. No. l.,
will be the guest OF National.
February g. Brightwood Tent viii ini-
tiate class by the ampiihed form.
State Commander Mrs. Melvale Cas-
well. OF the Lady Maccabees, on Tues
dav night. installed the following Off
cars of Columbia Hive. No 8. at Ply
I Ian Temple:
Past commander. Ada I. Hartmann
commander, Mary COsgrOve; lieutenant
commander, Grace Bernard: record
keeper. Clara Z. Van Nardsdsn; finance
keeper, Margaret J. Skerrett; chaplain,
Emelia Helreigle; sergeant Jennie Rud-
iOp; mistress-at-arms, Eliza D Persing:
sentinel. Mary +. Smith; picket, Rosa
Murphy: physician. DIT. Marthy c.
Bunett; pianist, Carrie A Whyte. cap
tain Of the guard, Mary L Ramling.
The hall was decorated with palms.
ferns, and flowers On the platform
were the State commander, Deputy
State Commander Mary A. Van Ness.
Mary Cofgrove, and Mrs. EngIebaek.
OF Baltimore. deputy State commander
in that city.
Capt W W. Burch was present with
his boys in uniform.
State Commander CasweH. Deputy
State Commander Van Ness, and Com
mander COsgrove made addresses
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Knights of Loyal Guard
Usher In New Officers

At a meeting of Washington Division.
No I52. knights Of the Loyal Guards.
Thursday, Deputy Supreme Command
er-in-Chief Alexander Scott, installed
the following officers, except himself;
Captain general. Alexander Scott;
senior captain, d. W. E:elin; junior
captain. Jesse f. Little; recorder,
Charles S Willis: treasurer. r. II.
Rathvon: senior lieutenant, George r.
Garrett: junior lieutenant. ]. c. Jorgen-
sen: chaplain. Frank Currie; first ser
geant. George Z. Tew; second sergeant.
Charles w. Kelly; standard bearer,
George F. White: sentinel. George +.
Graham; auditors. C. X. Bergman
Frank Morrison. George z. Garrett. The
recorder, acting as deupty supreme COM
mander-in-chief installed the captain
general The captain general appointed
Sir Knights George Z. Garrett. Harry
+. Riley. and Jesse F. Little. a commit
tee TO arrange for an entertainment
for the members and friends. to be held
next month.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Judge pabolPg Remarkable Feat.

Judge Dabon, inspector OF rural free
delivery mail routes. of St. Johns last
week visited Melvin. Mich, on Gov
"spare time on his hands" consented
Ia deliver a free lecture in q local
church, during which, according to the
Melvin Monitor-Piiot. he performed the
capacity of a weighing machine. Says
the MonitoF-PilOt-
while not a preacher, he tried to
make his address along the lawyer
line. and. of course, weighed every
thing with a judicial eye. making every
thing plain 10 the most dense. DE
troit News.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
WOMEN
Catholic Women Install
And Give Entertainment

Gonzaga Council, Catholic Women's
Benevolent League, at Pythian Temple,
Thursday, installed the officers recent
ly elected. Miss Welmore, OF Baltimore.
was the installing officer.
Miss Welmore made an address COM
plimenting Gonzago Council on fits sue
cess in the last year In behalf OF the
council. she presented the retiring presi-
dent, Mrs Minnie Gleeson Flaherty. a
diamond ring. The Rev Fathers Fink
and Pittor also spoke. A musical pro-
gram and a supper followed.
The officers Installed were as follows;
President. Miss Felicia Lynch; Mrs.
Annie DAILY. vice president; Ms. Minnie
Gleeson Flaherty, chancellor; Miss Ellen
Hart, orator: Mrs. Mary Collins, secre-
tary; Mrs. Mary Rollins, treasurer;
Mrs. Elizabeth Costello, collector: Miss
Harriet Eagan. marshal; Miss Mary
Boucher. guard; Mrs. Mary McCuIlom
and Miss Nellie, trustees
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
New Treasurer of lie Droits
And New Constitution

At meeting OF Ile Droits Wednesday
night at the home OF Miss Anna NJ
Toepfer. 45l II street northwest. a new
constitution was adopted. Owing to the
resignation CT William Z. Collier. treas
urer. Victor Minter was elected 10 Au
the vacancy.
The entertainment committee. Messrs
Minter and Corwin and Miss Toepfer.
conducted an eXtempOraneOus semi-com,
10 debate on the following subject:
Resolved, that early marriages are
profitable to young men,"
The affirmative was upheld nv the
Misses Edith Watson. Elizabeth Locke
and Emily Shipley. The negative was
defended by Beverly Pulliam, Bert e.
COrwin. and Victor Minter The vote
was unanimous in favor Of the men.
The club will meet Wednesday. Febru,
AIRY z, at the home of Miss Grace Wal
tiers, $40 L street northwest.
Those present were the Misses Emily
Shipley, Elizabeth Locke Grace Walters,
Edith Watson, Kate Shipley, Malta
Card, Nellie Fielding. and Anna VI
Toepfer, and William e Collier, Kari
Locke. Victor Minter. Robin Pulliam
Beverly Pulliam. John Risdon and Bert
y. COrwin.