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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
OF
METH0DISTS ON
Fitty-Fifth Annual Session is
Being Held at Web
ster Springs.

The fifty-fifth session of the Con-
ference OF the NJ. L. church. South.
Is being held this week at Webster
Springs. W. Va. The clerical MEM
bership is 1l0, lay delegates 20. swhil"
there are many Of the members rf
the church present. Nho are mem
bers OF the several different boards,
Bishop Hendrix, who Is well known
In this conference. Is presiding. Bish-
op Hendrix presided at the confer
ence held at Huntington two years
ago and also at Parkershurg five
years ago. He is one OF the strong
est men in the church. He knows the
conference well, and there are many
important changeI that must be made
as many of the preachers have served
four years In the places where shey
are now stationed.
Rev. c. n. COnrman is the host.
He is one of the church's best r~each-
crs and has been pastor of many of
the best charges in the conference.
The preachers are having very
pleasant session OF the conference.
Many questions Of Importance to the
church are being disposed of.
A large number OF visitors are in
attendance from the central part OF
thc state Of West Virginia and some
from all parts Of the conference.
Some of the important changes to
be made this year are at Ashland
Centenary, Cat!ettsburg. Liberty cir
cult, johnson Memorial and Emman-
uel. Huntington, in Huntington dis
triet: Dickerson Memorial. Charles
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Woman's Board Elects It's Of
ficers to Serve for the
Coming Year.
DR.. D. 8. PuRlNToN SPEAKS
Also Addresses Are Made by
Other Prominent Men
At the Sessions.


The first session of the annual con-
ventlon OF the West Virginia Mission
ary Society was held in the Christian
church Thursday afternoon. attended
by goodly number of delegates and
those who came to attend the meet
Ing of other Christian societies being
held there this week. The, meeting.
was featured by addresses by Dr. D.
B. Purinton, president of West Viz
ginia University. Prof. Phillip john
son, of Bethany College. and j. H.
Mohorter, of st. Louis, Mo.
The annual convention of the West
Virginia Woman's Christian Board Of
Missions came to a close Thursday
forenoon with the election of the fol-
lowing officers:
president-Mrs. R, H. wynne. OF
Bethany.
vico-Dresident-Mrs. T. E. Cram.
bett, Bethany.
searetary-Mrs. R. A. Richardson,
Bethany.
Treasurer-Mrs. w. B. Taylor, Of
Bethany.
Advisory Board-Mrs. B. A. Roney,
Golfers; Mrs. o. s. White, Bethany;
Mrs. Alice Long, clarksburg, and Mrs.
T. 7. Stambach, Charleston.
All Of the music OF the different
sessions is in charge of Miss Virginia
Hall. of Wheeling, an eyangelistic
singer who has a strong, clear and
sweet voice. She leads all OF the
congregational singing and also rem.
ders vocal solos at each session. She
Is assisted by Mrs. Brown, of Wheel
Ing, who was formerly an evangelistlc
singer The music constitutes one Of
the pleasing and inspiring features Of
the conventions.
Thursday Mornings Session.
A conference on the organized
adule Bible school movement was
held at the opening of the morning
session Thursday, which was the Anal
session of the West Virginia Chris.
tian Woman's Board Of Missions con.
vention. w. H. Fields was the leader.
Devotional service was led by Miss
Kate Flynn, of Parkersburg.
Annual reports OF the officers were
then submitted to the convention.
Thees included reports by the secre.
tary, MRS. R.. A. Richardson, OF Beth
any; the treasurer, Mrs. w. B. Tay.
lor, of Bethany; the auditor, ]. W.
Yoho, of Bethany; Superintendent Of
the Young Peoples Department, Mrs.
M. B. chapline, of Bethany; Super,
intendent of the Home Department,
Mrs. j. Roland Glenn, OF Charleston,
and the centennial secretary, Alma
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
RAILROAD RATE
Controversy May Be Settled at
Meeting Being Held in
Pittsburg Today.

Local railroad men are expecting
the controversy which has been ON
for some time over the rate to New
England points from Plttsburg to be
settled today at meeting Of the pas
senger officials, which IS being held in
Pittsburg. For some time past the
Pennsylvania, B. & o. and Vanderbilt
lines have been engaged in a three
cornered controversy regarding the
through rates from Pittsburg to New
England points. Some years ago the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie made a spe-
cial rate to Boston and the Pennsyl-
vania objected to this rate being list
ed. Recently the B. & o. made a sim
liar rate and the New York Central
objected to It being listed unless the
Plttsburg and Lake Erie Is given the
same privilege. The meeting today is
the second one held by the passenger
mnn to adjust this controversy.
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STATE ENBALMERS
Elect Officers for the Coming
Year at Their Meeting
in Parkersburg.

After electing officers and dlspos-
ing of routine business at Parkers-
burg, the state board of emsslmers
adjourned. Parkersburg Sas named
as the next annual meetias place.
The following officers were elected:
President, C. H. Watkins, Jr.. Of
Wheeling.
Vice President, W. H. Farrell, Of
Huntington.
Secretary, W. H. Fredlock. of Pied
mont.
Treasurer, George D. endllan. of
Parkersburg.
Certificates were granted to Miss
Florence Lutz, of Moundsvllle; H. C.
Cottle. of Reedy; John Quinn, OF
Charleston, and ]. C. Froelich, OF
New MartInsville.
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ANOTHER TRAIL
Is Granted by the Court at
Richmond in a West
Virginia Case.

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
United States Circuit Court of An
peals has reconvened with Circrit
Judge 'Pritchard and District Judges
Waddill and Boyd in attendance.
Among the important opinions rem
cred was that in the case of J. S. Gil
lespie, appellant, VS.. the Pocahontas
Coal & Coke Company. appellee,
which came up on an appeal from
the circuit court at Bluefeld. W. Va.
The opinion in the Ease was rendered
by Judge Boyd. fhe decision of the
lower court was reversed and the case
remaEded for another trial.
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TAYLOR CAMPAIGN
Is Soon to Open With Stuart F.
Reed One Of the
Speakers.

GRAFTON, Scpt. 1.-THE Repub-
l!can headquarters have been thrown
open in the Grafton Banking & Trust
company building on Main street and
all is now in readiness for the active
campaign to begin Tho first gun in
Taylor county will be fired at the
Brinkman opera house on Saturday,
September &c, when Senator Barbour
of New York. Congressman SturgIss
and Stuart +. Reed will address the
voters OF the county.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.

Rt. Rev. P. J. Donahue. Bishop Of
Wheeling, will go 10 Sommersville.
this state, the last Of the week, where
he will dedicate the new ST. John $
church on Sunday. From there 1t
is likely he will return to Wheeling.
Bishop Donahue has been invited o
attend the centennial of Mt. St. Marys
seminary, which will he held on We'd
nesday and Thursday, October IA
and 10.
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TO ASYLUM
Men Are Taken from the Ohio
County Jail by an Attend
ant from Weston.

Attendant Brown. OF the West Vir-
ginia State Insane asylum at Weston
Wednesday night arrived here with
two unfortunates who have beeen
locked up in the ohio county jail rc-
safekeeping.
The unfortunates are Charles Hun
ker. American, and Charles Disky.
Polish. Both men went away quiet
ly, though the foreigner at times had
been quite violent at the all.
Ore Starkey. Of. South Wheeling. al
so afflicted with disease Of the mind.
was taken 10 the Weston asylum a
week ago.
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OPEN PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN

wILKEsBARRE. Pa. Sept IL
The Republican state and national
campaign was opened in the armory
here last night ut mass meeting at
tended by over 5000 people. r. p.
HopEood, president Of the State
League Of Republican clubs, presided,
and after reading letters Of regret
from William II. Taft. Governor Stu
art and others, in a brief speech in
troduced James S. sherman. who was
warmly received.
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Lilly Refuses Grants Offer
10 Have His Name on Ticket
MRS. CARRIE NATION
VISITS JUDGE TAFT
But Becomes Awed Over Her
Actions and Backs Out
of the Door.

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. 17-Mrs.
Carrie Nation arrived in the city this
morning and went direct to the Piks
street address of Judge w. H. Taft.
The Judge himself admitted Mrs. Ma
tion to the spacious hall. She de-
clared she had come to have a dis
cussion with the presidential candi-
date on the liquor question. Judge
Taft excused himself and backed
away. Mrs. Nation seemingly some
what awed by what she was doing al
so backed out of the door.
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SIZE KILLED PANzA

NEW YoR, Sept 17-Franclsco
Panza is dead from bullet wounds in
nicted yesterday by Mrs. Angelina
Lebrescia. Panza and rms. Lebrescia
had been on friendly terms for some
time, and though married hersel.
Mrs. Lehrescia object to Panza's en-
gagement TO wed a Brooklyn girl
Mrs. Lebrescia is in jail.
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pREsDYTERY IN SESSION

sHEPHERDsTowN. Sept. IL
The annual fail meeting Of the Win
chester Presoytery began last night
in the Presbyterian church here and
will continue this week. Rev NJ. Il.
Lambdin. of Keyser, preached the
opening sermon. After the services a
new moderator and temporary clerk
were elected.
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JUDGE MCFARLAND DEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. IL
Thomas b. Mcfarland. for many
years judge Of the supreme court NJ
California. Is dead after long illness
induced by cancerous growth in the
throat. Justice Mcfarland was born
at Mercersburg Pa, in 1928.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
CROWDS SEE BRYAN
Political Quack in New York
Where He is Billed for
Another Speech.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Welcoming
crowds greeted w. J. Bryan on his ar
rival here today from Rochester.
Bryan was enroute to Delaware,
where he will make speeches at Har.
tington this afternoon and at Will
mington tonight. He will return to
this city tomorrow and address a
mass meeting at Carnegie hall to.
morrow night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
HOURS OF SERVICES
In Celebration of Jewish New Year to
BE Held by Local Hebrews.

The hours of the Hebrew services
to be held in Eagles hall. Traders an
mex, in the celebration of the Jewish
New Year, have been fixed as follows:
Friday evening, September %. from
6 until 1880 o'clock; Saturday morn
ing from o'clock until noon; Sat-
urday evening from until 7:SO
O'Clock, and Sunday morning from Z
O'Clock until noon. All places of
business in the city conducted by
Hebrews will be closed all day Satrr-
day. Invitation is open to all He
hrews in the city to attend the ser
vices.
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Sends the BoIter Chairman a
Heated Reply to
Invitation.
ELEcToR KNOWS THEM NOT
Throws the FIash-Light on the
Record of A. C. scherr
in Office.

Another candidate for Presidential
Elector on the Republican ticket has
declined 10 permit the use OF his
name by the Lincoln Republicans.
The candidate is A. A. Lilly, OF
Bcekley, who, In strong letter to
Chairman Grant, OF the boiling party.
gives his reasons for refusing the use
of his name.
Mr., Lilly says:
Beckley, w. Va.
September Il. 1908.
Hon. f. NJ. Grant.
Chairman OF Lincoln Republican
State Committee,
Parkersburg,, W. Va.
Dear Sir:
BY tOdays mail received your
kindly letter of September the nth,
1908. in which you state that you are
now alta point where you are about
TO have petitions. for nomination of
National, State, Congressional and
County officers, circulated for sigma
lures and that the National Republi-
can committee desires the Electors
names to go on both the regular and
Lincoln Republican tickets, and also
that you desire TO place my name up
on teh Lincoln Republican ticket rs
an elector. and that you desire my
answer in writing not later than Sep
tember the 18th. (tomorrow). and
that all communications will be con-
fidential, II SO desired,
In answer to said letter, beg to
advise you that w. L. Ward. Charles
F. Brooker apd r. c. Dupont the
sub-committee to whom was referred
the regularity OF the nomination OF
c. w. Swisher and A. c. scherr for
governor, in its report of September
the 9th. 1908, to Honorable Frank II.
Hitchcock, chairman OF the RepubIi-
can National Committee, no such rec
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VERY Low WITH TYPHOID.

Mrs. Matte Rogers, wife Of the
district manager OF the Peoples Nut
ual Life Insurance company. Is very
low with typhoid fever. Her many
friends are deeply pained to learn Of
her condition but hope she may
speedily recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
NOTED swIxDLER ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Sept 1T-Dr. George
Morton. said al one time to have been
preacher in Virginia. is under ar
rest in Philadelphia as noted
swindling fugitive from justice in this
city. He has been chased all over
this country and Europe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
PUBLISHER cox NOMINATED

MIDDLETowN. O.. Sept. IL
James NJ. Cox. publisher of the Day
ton Daily News and the Springfield
Daily News, was nominated for CON
gress by acclamatlon at the third
congressional district Democratic con-
vention. .
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COURT IN THE COUNTRY.

The members of the county court
went TO Jarvisville Thursday morning
to look after the raods in that sec
tion and did not return until in the
afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
SLAIN BY BURGLARS.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Sept ~
Edward Quick, a penitentiary guard.
was murdered in his home early to-
day by burglar who was discovered
ransacling dresser. The slayer es-
capped.
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WORKMAN KILLED.

BELLEvERNoN. Pa. Sept. IL
One workman was killed and seven
others injured, two Of them fatally,
in collision of WORK trains at Glib
sontown near here today.
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JOHNSON TO FIGHT BURNS

LONDON. Sept. 17-Jack johnson,
the colored pugilist. has signed ar,i-
cles to fight Tommy Burncs in sgd
ney. Australia, in December. Thirty
thousand dollars goes to the winner
and twenty thousan to the loser.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-17
DENSE FOG FATAL
Causes Accidents and Delays Trans.
portation in Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 17-Dense fog
covering Chicago and Its envorons.
handicapped transportation compan-
les today and was responsible for a
number of accidents in which two
laborers were killed and several PEI
sons injured.
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Charles A. Sutton. of Bridgeport.
s a city business visitor.
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Mrs. Fannie Anderson. of Weston
is guest Of Mrs. J. L. Carr.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
HEADQUARTERS ARE
At PORTLAND
ASTORIA H. COLUMBIA RIVER RAIL
ROAD MOVES IT'S GENERAL
OFFICES TO THE METROPOLIS
TODAY.

Today witnesses the last OF The
Official changcs long contemplated by
the management OF the Astoria 4 Co.
lnmbia River Railroad Company. in the
matter Of shifting It's staff to the gen.
eral offices at Portland
General Freight nni Passenger Agent
II. H. Jenkins. with u. n. Anderson.
chief clerk and Miss Agnes Leahy. the
stenographer. together with the essential
records Of the uptown Office. will move
to the metropolis today, and become
marged In the official mclangc now main,
tanned at the Union Depot there; and
ence'forwafd will take part in the
work as designed by. and incident TO.
the A. & G.'s new relation to the Port
lnnd & Seattle Railway system.
Yesterday morning circular was
Issued by the company appointing Mr..
g. II. Johnson, the we'll known local
agent OF the company at the depot, a.
general agent for Astoria Mr.. Johnson
will have complete charge Of the com
pany's affair, in and around this city.
and will hcadquarter at the Twelfth
street office Of the company, where Mr..
+. J. McShatko will assist him as ticket
agent,
Ali hands will regret the fullilment OF
the order, made long time ago in this
behalf. and which was but partially car.
ried out when the aduiting department
was sent to Portland; but il ia deemed
very necessary for the proper expediting
Of the eompany's business; and the main
business Of the A. g. G. will still be done
here In 80 far a. II shall arise In As
toria. And while 1t may mitigate in a
measure against the prideful sense of
Astorians generally TO have these
changes made. II il said there will be
no diminution of the company's real
interest and oversight over the affairs
and business for which Astoria stands.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
Annual Meeting Of Chamber

The Chamber OF Commerce annual
meeting which takes place Monday
night, January 9th, will be the most i'm
portant held since the mass meeting ir
this city which perfected the new se
sime for the Chamber. Election OF Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be held
as there is no politics in the Chamber
il bchooves every member to prepare foI
the occasion by having in mind a candi'
date for president or some other ofiice
II man he believes will best serve the
interests Of the city for another year
The work OF the Chamber has fairly
started and it Is safe to say that with
pursuant aud consistent organization,
iudicious advertising and plenty OF well
directed energy on the part of all blsi.
ness men. something can he accomplish
ed during the year zoos that will make
this year memorable in the history OF
Astoria. The reports OF the officers for
the year will be heard and it is especial
IL desired that all members shall furnish
IDEAS aud plans for the work for he
coming year and letter inclosing a
blank is being sent to each member re-
questing that this be done. After al
there is nothing so powerful as the idea
The idea goes before anything else, II
there is nothing but an idea it vii
achieve everything else.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
Odd Fellows Install

Beaver Lodge No. IS, /. o. o. f., he'd
an installation of officers last evening,
District Deputy Grand Master j. l..
Kline being the installing officer. The
officers installed were as follows: Alex
Tagg, n. g.; A. Y. Anderson, V. g.;
Olaf Anderson, secretary; John Hahn,
financial secretary; ]. L. Kline. treas.
ifer; j. A. Gilbaugh, warden; L. c.
Young conductor; Gust Anderson, II. s.
\. G.; j. W. Babbidge, l.. S. n. g.
'lhos. j Whitcomb, o. g.; Emil Peter
son, |. G.; WI A Peterson, X. S. V. G.;
J, II, Anderson, L. s. V. G.; G. s,
Wright. chaplain; W. Olson. r. S. s.;
W. +. Jones. l.. S, S.; installed by D,
d. G. NJ, :. L. Kline. Gate
way Lodge, No. ", Order of Re-
bekah, had been invited to attend the
Rebekah, has been invited to attend the
installation and thoroughly enjoyed the
exercises and eourtesies extended them
by their brothers in Odd Fellowship.
Delicious refreshments were served AMI
an enjoyable social evening spent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
MORMON MISSIONARIES.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a band Of "a
Mormon missionaries, bound for Eu-
rope, where they will spread the gospel
of the church Of the Latter Day Saints,
arrived in Chicago from Salt Lake City
yesterday and decided to remain here
long enough to inspect the city's fa-
nous slaughter houses and cattle pens.
William Tarbel and Thomas Hogiey,
IN charge of the missionaries, say they
will make no attempt to convert COW
punchers and butchers. The party,
which is travelling in special car. left
Salt Lake City Saturday. The members
will leave Chicago today for Portland,
Maine, whence they win sail for Liver
pool.
There they viii report to Apostle
Penroe, who will assign them to mis-
sions in Engalnd, Scotland. Denmark
and Sweden. No women are in the
band, although all except four Of the
members Of the expedition are married
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
The Willy Heathsn---

Two Chinamen yesterday caused The
arrest Of Wong Wo. another celestial
whom they charge with stealing several
hundred dollar. from them. They were
all living at Fort Bragg when Wong
Wo. II is claimed, stole the money and
tho accusers followed the culprit TO this
city. where they had him arrested. Chief
t;ammal has wired the police authorities
at Fort Bragg and will hold his prison.
or until he receives particulars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03

U. S. to James Wilson. lots 4, 5,
8. and II, sec. 10, I. 5 n, R. 9
W.. l57 acres; patent ........... -
Milton Young to Hans Larsen.
lot 30 and lot 81, block 8. Hills
first addition to Ocean Grove. 4. I. $1,000
Progressive Land & Building AS
sociation to Alice c. Parker, lots 5
and Q, block 92, McClures. ;. ...... ESQ
Astoria Exchange Co., to Joseph
Jacob, lot 5, block 81, McClure's. 5000
Hammond Lumber Co to Peter
johnson, lots 25 and 20. Shiveley's. 10
Jas. G. Woodwork and wife to
]. G. Ainsworth, lot g. section IS,
I. 5 n, R. 10 w. "a. .62 acres. :. $500
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
S% Personal MENTION. -
A%@~ . = q 80 90 o .

Frank Barnhart, OF Seaside, was in
the city yesterday.
PERS,. ~. ~. -. ~. -. -. ..,..
Jos. 7. Healey, well known in this
city, is over from Deep River.
S. Koenig, ofsSan Francisco, is regis.
tered at the 0ccident.
NJ G. Rapf, of San Francisco, arrived
in Astoria yesterday.
G, II. Willison, of Portland, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. Lounsberry enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dunbar and
daughter Frances on New Years Day
at the Lounsberry ranch at Clatsop.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
The Police Court

Judge Anderson held brief session
oil tho police court yesterday afternoon
and disposed of the eases Of two young
men who started the new year by en-.
deavoring TO drink up all the "rel
booze in the municipality. His Honor
admonished them to take new start
,jn their line Of resolutions and informed
them that he did not wish to again
notice them in the prisoners dock of the
court. Another inebriate appeared by
document and having left s5 behind him
the bail was declared forfeited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03

The time honored play OF "Uncl'
Toms Cabin held down the boards Al
tho Astoria Theatre last evening. play
Ing TO a crowded house. who evidently
appreciated the quantity II not the
quality OF the performance. "uncl'
Tom" and Little Eva" with "Ie
gree" and MARKS the Lawyer novel
the audience by dcgfees to tears, laugh
ter and hisscs. Several innovations have
been added In late years to this old
time histronic presentation and were
duly appreciated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-03
Installation of Officers

Charity Lodge No. SO. ID, Of H., A. Q.
U. w, installed officers last night as
follows: p, G, Of II, Christina Carlson I;
G, Of H., Hannah Porter; /. of H.,
Emma Il, Cyrus; G, of c., Barbara Hart,
wig; recorder, w. @. A. Pohl; financier,
A. r. Cyrus; I. W., Mary Spelmeier.
The installation was made by P, G. G.
of H., Mrs. j. A. Fastabend and at its
conclusion, a banquet was given and
enjoyed by the large number present.
The whole affair was success, good
time being had by all.