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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
FIR AT
DAW SON

DAWSON. Mnreh . FIFTY thou
sand dullara' worth ~ property on
lat av.. the uiddIe ~ tho busiest
hlerk IN Dawson. burned early on
Thursday morning Nothing was
Insured This tire originated from
an explosion ir the FEE box 81 p
big heater IN tba Mote carlo dance
bail
The losses we're Monte carrie
huHhlua. owned by GearEn usiiou
$4,000 Murray Eats proprietor ~
che dance hau.ft0 600. Arcade bond
Ing. asd by peiiuu. $1,000 -.
uHkry. original hotel and sai1ou
$4,000. i j. Antafs Arctic cigar
storv. stock. 81. SEQ ". \ MauHham.
Arctic store. building. $4,000. IN
ueth MarBae. lawyer. books. reeuras
~. 200. Hlreeker a Odell hN1 era.
books. records. four months prepa
ruiiaua for the coming session % the
court gone. $4,000 Heldler = Yonle.
Arcade restaurant. t2.00e. Hutfvn =
Pierce. sldcboard saloon. t2.a9V; W
". cribs. damage by water % Side
board building. $500. guests 81 orig
iuai hotel and other buildings. tst-
GOO. Reid a co. damage b. water
$500. f ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
WASHINGTON, D. C
NEWS NOTES

The postmaster general has de-
eifsd thar carriers on rural mail
rDutea must nuf lake subscriptions
Or neNspapsrA
Secretary 3haw submitted % con-
gress an estimate II f92I 900 for
NE construction ~ a cable from Key
west Flas 20 Guantanamo. Cuba
and thence % the Panama canal
K0ne
The Red Cross society has made a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The little schooner Duxbury has
been taken 10 Duwamlsh river The
Tarb1 Logging company placed a
lien on the vessel. claiming her re.
sponalble for the loss Of $50 cedar
piles. which the Du1bury towed u
their min The Tarho Logging com.
pany refused 10 pay for the logs and
Captain Spencer. principal owner d
the Duxbufy. placed a lien on theif
mill The tHngle will be threahed
out In court March %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
ASK OCTOPUS
FOR SHELTER

A petition Is being eireulhted
around the. city today which in tn
tended Ia induce the Seattle Electric
company To- take action Ia the next
siS month which viii permit street
car patrons 10 trnusfrr AZ the Broad
way power house without being sN=
posed Co rain
The petition r. Addressed 10 Jacob
Furth, president " the company.
and asks that a shelter be erected
over the intersection ~ James and
broadway. 90 eptcf the tracks whore
transfers must be made. Patrons
Of lines running into the pawrr
house have long complained 81 the
unprotected station FOR changing
rarH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

Commander G. J. Wslllch, Of the
United States navy and inspector NJ
liEht houses IN the Thirteenth dis
triet. Joined the lighthouse tender
Heather. which arrived from As
torih last night lie will make his
annual tour OF Inspection. The
Heather discharged = tons Of coal
a. lighthouse Va. G7 on the Colum-
bia river and five tons at Umatilla
reef on her way here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
ALL CASES MAY
Be RETR|EDII

Prank n asYfss has asked FOR a
ueN trial fuf A. g nushi on the
rfeund that the jury misunderstood
the Instructions - the court. and
dlafrsarsied entirely the evidence Of
the defense
A l. Weaver. foreman Of The
February panel n jurors. EaYrea all
isass. stated that the jury convicted
every defendant brought before
them during The tsst month eoIciY
aH ths states evidence n sayfea
rau pruse hia contention every de-
PENDANT convicted during the past
mauih iii be granted = new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
SAYS ne SAW SEA SERPENT.

The steamer Ming Chow arrived
last night and f. loading cargo al
Robiusons wharf She takes q gen
eral cargo. including hay. grain. sal.
mon and heavy timber. the latter
Tor Glasgow. Scotland Captain Al
lon wishes n made public that they
sighted a real sea serpent near
Japan. and thai Il waa headed to-
wards Ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

After considering numerous plhns
and bids. the county commiaalougft
this morning awarded 10 the iut'ar
national Bridge company the rnnr
tract 70 construct the new draw
bridge across the suoqualmie rlvQt
The hotel sneak thief Is at work
again Early this morning an In
fruder entered the room OF Mrs n
Owens. No. ~. in the Cleveland
hotel. and succeeded In getting
away With a valuable watch and
other articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

reputation IN srattfe Hs has been
nuundlHE lots % iaik. bat not nueh
money lie maY have o. bat he
Doesn't she's g. Cigafa coating 8
ceaia each he distributed. and h
tzanEht onr sa-eeuf cigar. witch n
smoked himasdf Ills expense q
caant lestimsie ~ iia duplicated ever
daY ~ many = commercial ttnyeief
II fBlioAa
cigar y. hooas. g.. room. q
meAia. : 90 tsiaEfamH. - exnfn
uscktirS 81 shoes 81 So street ca
fare. erntHs Newspaper ID cents
shave. 81 eafEiAks. O. 8uus tip
besides ha paid 10 walters ana hssis
haFA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

Eleven myers on the KanaRn-
wa Maru are being held ~ the i'm
migration inspectors. Among the
number are two Russians from
shanghai supposedly refugees. The
inspectors we're unable 10 secure an
Interpreter yesterday. 30 npthing
has been done with The pilgrims.
-Four Japs arc detained by the dDc-
tors and five women until their bet
tor halves come ~ claim them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
.%.E.#Ess.. ....st. .

Walter Scott. King - money
saendsss ~ reputation. bexan the
day In Seattle By harfuvtnE So
eeata from The stars dramatic
critic ITO askel for The money
Immediately after the rehearsal 81
bis PLAY this morning
Roast that bunch hs satt
breaking away ffum all pFec-sieut
10 ihe dramstlc art They Gun {
knnw anything about arfinH FheT
dont know shat a yiiiain laznks maa
or how a aiK-aho1ior ahuuld -
handled
The reporter aid he suaiA da IT,
ant ~sieoftYs sought him a cigar
sruffy~ has net uY@t 40 90 hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

On March . Nlss wiuirei brown.
10 London. EnFlnuH eas united iu
marriage to } Munfar. ~ this city
Rev u G1Wan afHr'afad After
the ceremony they vent ta The home
of Mrs Joseph Holt formerly o'
Montgomery. Ala. uhrre u Fumnfu.
Gus frpasf vas furnished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
wa TCHING
ALL NIGHT
,oekrp OUT DOORS aur pHgRtNo rsRouoH DOOR WINDOW
No MEN KEEP CLOSE Wait TO PREVENT POSSIBLE
rAMpERlNo WITH BALLOT BOXES

slored pufinE the uisht while the
afttee f. tlosod. thc comptroller re-
fe'.'a Ia pgfmt tho watchers to 80.
@alu inside. dcafitu the fact that tho
vault {. l0ekrd 50 lhey are tompsIi
ed % rvmaiH outside che ofuco and
Wateh che vault toof Through tho
window
The Municipal Ownership irsdsfa
tisciaim any belief that any effort
viii BE- madr ia mnper with tho
ballots IA the bnses tat asY that thr
plurality bY which their candidate
eaa elc,tcd ~ 81 nbrtuW That It IN
hooNea them Ca suant m every aay
aallnal any an.h lauLnaan.N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
BRIEFS

william A. Mslansy. n paymastsr
Of Nes York city en- ons of the
buildings being erected with
nnn-unian IRON workers. vss burned
and painfully car uheu a man whom
be Says ~ recognized a. a striker
fhraw a battle filled with ammonia
In The face A policeman aud sew
erai hundred men and boys started
in pursuit q the fleeing tzsailaat.
Who waS finally captured He re-
fused 10 ave his name
Alexander Raenniiletfs. aged II
Yearz. last night shot and nortally
wounded hia step father. Earl r
Waterman. a. san Franriscn. Some
months ago the boys mother So
cured a divorce from Waterman
.ast uiEhf he visited fhr home ~ hts
former vife and lt is sald maiirsafed
her The woman ran 70 a uei Oh
boris. secured a revolver and re-
turned 20 the house The boy took
the pistol from her and fired three
ahota. one OF whieh entered Water
mans abdomen making a w1und
which the surgeons say vii cause
death. The boy g. under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
No Danger o. Contest.

There Is no tgaNeg amy talk or q
contest oreu aHf suuFee. fhn city
council viii maet tonight FOR tho
purpose af gtuNaasuE the returns
and certifying e. tho eortgetneaa 81
the tally. Certificates ~ election
Will then be issa#t 90 ths auc,sHaful
sautFdstea IN ,'ampttelier uipilnHrr
10 ANY els, tiun contests are com
tenn plated they must 30 filed With
Ia ten DAYS after lae day q clre-
tion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
Nu.t Rsrsln scales.

ne hallals were returned te thc
,.n-uirclIef' office -eaiea ur Zee the
..llst haxes uhIeh. under the law
=, 10 geatain eiosrd. unless order "A
-..e..l hV thr #aurta in ease of snu.
49, Fhs hauat boxra arr stored in
-. ,aults "a the efftee During the
a. whlls the efuce and th~ vault
~. open. the watchers uceUpy
-. Ia tie ofueo lobby ditve us Boa
49, ~ ne Naatt doors where they
- So inside W here che hoxra are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
At rHg BISMARCK.

Mia Beatrice fislt who has been
ths noiatst 10 the bismarck fnf srv=
rfai weeks. concludes her engage
-sant tbs week i5hr has several Of
fsra ffua either amusement places
hat has not decided whlsh 90 Accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

California hof@
voieinx ali along the Hne The
praise II seatiks aud en- pleasure
beuf. bound for beautiful California,
a least i15 men and wugeus repre-
sentative u leading business and
social interests al the city. viii
board the special train ~ the Wash
inxfan COMMERCIAL organizations ~
thIs city March = for = journey 70
the Bear state
Secretary Williams. 81 the Seattle
Commercial club. this morning re
eelved d telegram frum Rufus 7.
Ieuninrs. Of fhe California Prumo-
ton club. asking II there would BE-
aay ladies alonE. and hos bong the
party would be in San Fmneisco. 20
that Ne could arrange for ita enter
fafum~r~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

N, and nlsht slnss the election
..s,.sns Uafe received nc thr afurr
= tbs tlb comptroller Nunielpal
C..esr.hin uulshera have been on
-, al fhe eswplFoliera ofziet
wsehne 20 see thaf uo efr0fE ls
-. tn hamper With thc ballots
fts wateh M keut up ~ two
..lus Of four men each uutcr the
s,.s=tl,n al ~ D Weuce. defeated
=, u candidate FOR councilman m
~. sixih ward NsGve aHt anr
s,sas man take ihs DAY shItJ fHam
y. =, ia6p u AND the ether two
-. taks fhr r.sht shit fr0n g
/, 81. 10 s a. uf as1tHr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
Baking Powders

F.xtfaeta and Spices. very low
rfiroa lsr Friday and Saturday
Washington Tea a Caffcc cn, "a
PIKE - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The big liner shawmut arrived In
port last night and Is loading cargo
FOR The Philippines. Japan and
China. Bha IL due 10 sail tomorrow
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
Here II Is

The Jersey Hatter store. sos Pike
st.. will sell 2 lbs Of strictly fresh
Iowa butter for 90 cents tonight and
Saturday 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

water uni DO shut Off tomorraw
from q. m. 20 .. m. ia the dls-
trlrt uarth of Green Lake and west
af t.afaaa Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
This Is the Time

n you have a small foot TO treat
IL 70 a good 81 or 90 shoe at g.. IS.
Only small sizes. and they are going
rapidly. Don't get left. Come
quickly 10 The Mems Shoe Store
SOS Firat ava zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
AMENDMENT
IS ADOPTED

WASHINGTON. II. G.. March .
Senator Foraker's amendment 10 the
statehood hiH. allowing the people
of Ssw Mexico and Arizona 90 vote
scuamtclY upon the question ~ al
mission vas adopted bY a vote ~
afa %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The steamer Arcatn. Of the rev
enuo cutter service. returned from
Tacoma yesterday. whore she has
been undergoing repairs 10 her ma
chluerys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
SCOTTY SPENDS
LOTS OF TALK
As MONEY sPEsoER. howGvER DEATH VALLEY WONDER ls
NOT LIVING % To sis REPUTATION ~ SEATTLE


hodE htofrf-taAa+
There has never been iks aad thsre
ain mll- handy 10 . assshaek who
made bis pile wouldn't the leading
~ thu tasn u he tahrfited his mausr papa
In he greatest SELF mate nhialafy
billed shlft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
The Election

Is over. bu; Ne are stiil selling the
best Iowa Creamery AZ lba for 5ae.
Cuw Butter Store. lst aud Pike 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
MARINE NOTES

The sualtua Navigation com
pHny'a steamer caswell. recently
purchased from H. II Gray n Co.
Will leave Seattle about April l for
CuakH Inlet. The Caawell iH Of ilght
draught and will run up the susitua
aud Yetna rivers 10 the newly dis
covered mining field near Mount
Mckinley. The company will also
operate the Neptune on Cooks Inlet
The Neptune viii connect with the
Northwestern steamship company
and Alaska Commercial company
boaia at saldoyla. and the Casweli
at the head OF the inlet rrospectora
and passengers eau get through
tiekas from Seattle 10 the Mount
Mckinley fields.
The steamers Rainier and Shasta
sail for California ports today
The ntelmer FaraiIon il duo 70
sail FOR Seward. Saturday.
The Norwegian steamer Otto ur
rived la port yesterday and docked
a. the Centennial wharf. where abe
viii load flour for NladiYustak.
The steamer Toledo went 10 West
Seattle this morning. where dupli.
Gates all be made ~ her tail shaft
aud propeller About tho first OF
the month she leaves far Cooka In
let. whoro she will be used for
freight and passenger business.
The steamer Nome City sails To.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

night Tor San Francisco with pas
Bengsrs and freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

sure. fhers'Il Be lots ~ women
and family groups cxpiainei Mr..
Williams this morning Why. bleaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The sea monster = feet long
1870 lat ave One week To- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

~ For complete Plans. spsei-
MIL ncatfona nnd Details ~
this hiHaroom Cottage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09


-.
30 a.
mi
Tor
nook
oofatp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

EgRan e Ericsson are Offering
some extra fine Gxs cabinet photos
for only $50 per dozen Open Sat
urday evenings Closed Sundays.
Eltei Bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

81. LOUIS. March . Charles
schwab Is apparently entirely vol.
He left fca New York this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09
Garden Tools
CO., Etei - IL.

We are headquarters for garden
tools of every description. and
prices. considering QUALITY,
lower than anywhere else In the
city We have S-piece garden
set for family Use. consisting OF
hoe. fpade and rake. for St.25.
Nee .r#t material and make.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The steamers Rainier and Shasta
sail for California ports today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The aIeamer Farailon ia duo "a
sail for Seward. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-09

The steamer Nome City sails to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-09
KENTUCKY BADLY DAMAGED
Board Of Inquiry Meets 10 Investigate To-
Jury 10 BattIsshps

New York. jan "a board of inquiry
will meet in Hampton Roads today TO in
vestigate the accident OF yesterday. when
three vessels OF the battleship SQUAD
ron got tangled up I'm the lower bay
Admiral Evans lost no time. He sent
the orders ashore today by wireless. in
forming the officers Of tho Kentucky now
laid up al the Brooklyn navy yard for
repairs.
Capt. Barry. commanding; Lieut.
Phelps. navigating officer. and the officer
OF theI deck who was on duty on Sunday
afternoon were summoned 10 appear
They left for Hampton Roads tonight
taking with them as witness a lieutenant
who was on the bridge at the time OF
the accident. The commanders naviga-
ting officers and officers OF the deck of
the Alabama and Kearsarge will also be
before the board
The Kentucky lay I'm dock az tho Brook
lvn navy yard today. undergoing prellmi-
nary repairs and overhaulng. Divers
were down all day examining her hull.
When they knocked of al dark they re-
ported that contrary 10 their first opln-
ion. they had found injuries below the
water-line Before this was done Admiral
Coghlan estimated that N would take
about - davs 10 make the necessary re-
pairs but ~ II is necessary 10 replace any
plates below the water-line IL will take
several days longer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-09
STANDARD
OH. GETS
STARCH COS.

New York Jan. o-The long-expected
merger of the Corn Products company
and the New York Glucose company. the
two rival manufacturers Of starch. syrups
and other corn products. has at last been
accomplished.
Tho two largest remaining independent
plants, the Warner Sugar Refining COM
pany and the st. Louis Syrup and Pre-
serving company, have also been taken
into the consolidation. Standard oil in
terests are in absolute control of the new
concern.
The news or the merger was made pub
lie yesterday by notice to the stockhold-
deposit their stock with the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust company
For three shares OF Corn Products
stock, common or preferred. the holder
will receive two shares of the same class
OF the stock of new concern TO be
company.
The right Is reserved 70 declare the plan
imperative In which case all stock will
be returhsd TO depositors on or after
March 81 The time to deposit stocks will
expire on Feb. /.
r. r. Bedford. a director of the stand
ard oil company, will take the presidency
of the rev company and the mana cement
OF It's business, bringing into the board,
according to the official circular, those
associates who have been actively con-
nected with him in the New York Glu-
cose company, Standard OF concern.
Nearly all OF these associates are off,
GERS or directors OF the Standard OF! COM
pany. The new company will have capt.
tai OF $S0.00O.000 preferred and $50 0c0, 600
common stock.
This means a large scaling down OF the
Corn Products stock. 1t was stated this
afternoon that sufficient Corn Products
stock had been pledged 10 make the con-
solidation effective.
This means. as stated In the official cir
cular that the new company will own a
majority OF the capital stock OF the Corn
Products company, and the entire stock
OF the New York Glucose company and or
the two smaller concerns. IL Ia further
stated that the new concern Will have a
working capital of 100000.
When the New York Glucose company
was formed several years ago by Stand
ard OIL interests the Corn Products COM
panv desired TO share its ownership and
directors believed that they could easily
secure enough more stock TO give them
control. but the remaining stock OF the
New York Glucose company was trusteed
I'm such a manner that the Standard oil
interests retained the entire 81 per cent In
tact.
trade war then followed. which was
particularly disastrous TO the Corn Prod
ucts company. The Corn Products COM
pany has been in severe financial straits
OF late and n stockholders committee was
formed some months ago TO investigate
the management.
IL is believed that earnings will increase
as n result OF the merger. The official
circular states that among the Corn Prod
ucts' shareholders who have agreed TO de-
post their stock under the merger plan
are President g. II. Matthicssen and the
following other four directors: Norman
r. Ream. w. IT. Heaton. JOY Morton and
J. u. Grcenhut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-09
TWO MORE
SCHEMES
PRESENTED

Two new schemes for an easy highway
Ca the East Side were presented TO the
city council committe on East Side APP
proach yesterday. one was presented by
ex-Gov. Lippitt and the other by Charles
NJ. Mumford
The former plan contemplates starting
81 the easterly end OF Exchange street.
continuing that street across the great
bridge, for which a new section 60 feet
wide. would have 10 be built Then going
straight across TO South Main street. re-
moving the block Of buildings now occu-
pying the space between Wythe and
Hutchinson streets, from South Water to
South Main streets, making a street about
a feet wide az that point the new high
way would start IN at the foot OF Hop
kins street. Proceeding a little less than
halfway -Hp Hopkins the roadway swerves
diagonally at Charles Field street The
plan provides for a 50-foot roadway from
South Main street 10 BENEFIT withan av-
erage grade of 642 per cent. The street,
then continues up Charles Field street.
where the heaviest grade Is 725 per cent
The plan provides for the extension OF
Magee street from Benevolent 10 Charles
Field street Then the new highway will
turn from Charles Field and continue
through Magee 20 George street: then
proceeding diagonally across George
street taking a small section Oft OF the
corner o. the College grounds where the
approach iolns Prospect street
The second plan IL for viaduct start
ing back OF the new post office. running
across Canal and North Main streets. run
ming into Benefit street between College
end Waterman streets. The grade con-
templated on the viaduct Is 54 per cent
and there Il G0-foot roadway for cars
and other traffic The remainder of the
way Is provided FOR by a tunnel % feet
wide and for cars alone. This. II is pro-
posed TO start into tho Hill diaEonally
across from the point where the yiaduct
meets Benefit street. north OF College
street The tunnel Will then proceed un-
der the hill IN southeasterly direction
going under Prospect street AZ the corner
OF College and Prospect then continuing
directly under the college grounds. pass
Ing directly beneath University hall.
Turning 10 the north under tho middle
campus. ~ curves 60 the north. coming
60 the surface IN Brown street The
grade provided for the tunnel Is s per
cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-09
LOCAL
MAN IS
PRESIDENT

The annual convention OF the New Eng
land league of the Fraternal order OF
Eagles was held yesterday in Newport
There were 60 delegates present After
the reports had been received communica-
tions OF regret at inability 10 be pres
ent were read from the state officials
The sollowing officers wero elected
vice president. + A. Brown. North At
tleboro. Mass; secretary, VI j. Courtney,
Worcester; treasurer, ]. NJ. Cleary, Cam
bridge, Mass; conductor, J. NJ Brady.
New Britain, Conn. Inside guard. ]. II.
Frcltz. Portland, Me: governing board,
w. S. Lane Central Falls; w. p. shaugh-
messy, Southbridge. S. =. Callahan.
Springfield g. l.. Sexton. Hudson, Mass.
and r. -. Wall. Bristol
Worcester was selected as the next
meeting place. The following committees
were appointed by the president:
on resolutons-.S. p. Callahan. Spring
field. Mass; William j Cronin. New
Haven. Conn: G. II. Rich. Gloucester,
Mass. r. u. Wall, Bristol; c. E. Sex
ton Hudson. Mass. auditing committee,
NJ. y. ShRugnessy, Southbridge, Mass
Robert Hendyslde, Springfield Mass A.
w. Woodcock. Providence: J. A. Cook.
Woonsocket; James Cleary. Cambridge,
Mass: committee on credentials--William
II. Deardon. Chcopee Falls, Mass. Wal
ter Rand, New Haven, Conn. Arthur
Seymour Boston, DR.. John J. Cummings.
Worcester. Mass; 4. w. Kelleher. Provl-
Gence. grievances and appeals--Charles +.
sullivan Newport: ]. VI. Barrett. Salem.
Mass William s. Lane. Central Falls:
James J. Ridge Providence; committee on
testimonial and resolutions 10 be present
ed 10 retiring president OF tho New Eng
land order OF Eagles =. NJ. Longon-M
+. Connolly. Springfield. Mass c. II.
Rich, Gloucester. Mass. w 8. Lane. Cen
tral Falls: William H. Deardon, Chicopeo
Falls, Mass; NJ J. Courtney, Worcester.
Mass Walter Pond. New Haven, Conn.
In tho evening tho delegation enjoyed A
banquet in Masonic hall