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New-York tribune., 1908-06-15

when 1t is believed he will bring request from
the Governor that his name be withdrawn from
consideration for any Office whatever. In the
Judgment of majority of the delegation such a
step is judicious.
MR. SHERMAN"S STRENGTH GROWING.
The strength of Representative James S. Sher-
man cannot be questioned. He will have the
support of practically the solid delegation from
his own state: in fact there are some of the
younger members of the delegation who would
like to indorse Mr.. Sherman at their caucus to
be held to- morrow forenoon. but the older men
take the view expressed in this mornings Trib-
une by Senator Depew. namely. that the delega-
ton is in honor bound to refrain from any ex-
preston on the subject of the Vice-Presidency
until Governor Hughes has withdrawn from the
race or has been rejected by a vote of the
vention.
But in addition TO the shackled support of his
own delegation Mr.. Sherman enjoys that of the
entire Congressional contingent. from the Speaker
down. 1t will be recalled that Representative
Mckinley. the manager of the Cannon boom, has
already expressed himself in support of Mr..
Sherman through the columns of The Tribune
in no uncertain terms, and practically every
other member of the House who is on the ground
is for Mr.. Sherman. Even the Senate con-
tingent is coming into line for the New York
ator Lodge supporting Governor Guild, or were
it to become obvious to the Massachusetts Sen
ator, as il is to every else that Governor
Guild had no chance, he would doubtless throw
his support to the New York man. less per-
haps from love of Mr.. Sherman than from a de-
sire to keep Dolliver in the Senate. The Okla
homa delegation formally declared for Mr.. Sher-
man o-day
Senator Warner, who arrived this evening
with the Missouri delegation, says that unless
some other choice is indicated by Secretary Taft
Representative Sherman will receive the solid
vote of the Missouri delegation for Vice-Presi-
dent. and that under no circumstances will Sen
ator Dolliver receive a single vote from the Mis-
souri, delegation.
curious objection is being urged against Mr.
Sherman by some of the Western delegates, who
say that he too strongly resembles an English
country squire to take with the Western audi
ences which he would be called upon to address
They suggest that some improvement might be
worked in Mr.. Sherman's appearance from q
political point of view We're he to shave the
nance but they insist that even were he to dis
would still suggest the roast beef of Old Eng
land and they insist in all seriousness that his
personal appearance would deprive the ticket Of
Irish votes which the President has safely con-
verted to Republicansm.
CORTELYoU BOOM LETHARGIC.
of the Treasury does not give evidence of any
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15
NEW APPEAL TO HUGHES?
His 4ttitude Unchanged on Presi-
dency and Tice- Presidency.
Try Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany, June 14.--It reported here tonight
on what appeared TO he excellent authority that
within the last twenty-four hours additional ap-
peas have been made to Governor Hughes to ac-
cept the Republican nomination for Vice President.
Governor Hughes when seen tonight refused to
comment the matter in any way 1t also
reported that certain OF the New York State leaders
at Chicago would again try to have the Governor
urge his friends in that city that his be with
drawn from the Presidential race, that II is
certain Taft will be nominated the first ballot
Governor Hughes also refused discuss this
matter.
II stated that these leaders would urge the
Governor take this action. that the New York
State Republicans could present q candidate for the
Vice Presidency, either Congressman Sherman or
State Chairman Woodruff
1t be stated the hest authority that the
Governor will urge that his name be withdrawn
from the Presidential race. that he will change
his position regarding the Vice Presidency
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15
RICH RIOTERS FOR SENATOR KNOX.
IBy Telegraph &c The tribune

Pittsburg. June 1.-THE Pennsylvania Limited
tonight carried Chicago twelve men whose
fortunes, 81 is estimated. aggregate between $500
eoooeo and sSOeopo.0so They going TO shout for
their fellow townsman, Senator Knox. whose name
Will be presented al the convention as a Presi-
Dental candidate
In the party the following: John II. Jones,
president Of the Pittsburg- Buffalo Goal Company;
3 F. Jones. president. and Willis L. King secre-
tary. Of The Jones & Laughlin Steel Company; r.
II. Boggs. q merchant. r. p. Mellon. William Nc
Conway. ~. Q. McEidowney and John II. Moore
bankers; J. Gallery and James n. Reed. traction
men; S. z. Black. real estate owner, and a. Knox.
= brother Of the candidate
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15

DESPITE SOUTHERN PRufil % ! ", ". s-,-,,
sa,aua.a fo,, Nor+h Carolina met delegate from
south Carolina. Neither of them was Governor
What did they say? ..,Yar.
The delegate from South Carolina asked 80
vo,, had vour breakfast this morning! anu -, -
delegate from North Carolina answered "a'''
had a drop yet
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15

for the rea son that it seemed to be contrary to
the wishes of Mr.. Hitchcock. as expressed by
him when he upset such plan several days ago
1t was suggested that members individually
send letters to Secretary Taft, each reciting the
sons that particularly appealed to him for the
selection of Mr.. Hitchcock. This plan was
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-15

proceedings it would unquestionably clfnch the
matter as it would Secretary Taft to ad-
wise Mr. Hitchcock that he had not changed his
mind and still wanted Mr.. Doliyer for running
mate With the chance that such message
may come from either Mr.. Taft or Mr.. Roosevelt,
predictions based merely conditions in Chi
cago must be regarded perious.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
MOLINE GILL GREETINGS.

The last quarterly conference fer
this year was held last Wednesday
evening at the parsonage. ..
Mr.. Edward Robinson OF Chicago
visited his wife and daughter over
Sunday, returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Tarver, Loyalty
entertained Mrs John Duke and chill
dren, of Galesburg, and Mrs. Marion
Scott at dinner, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles DApfi-ld of Rock Island
and member Of the FL. Q. b. club at
her home last Thursday afternoon,
After the program was rendered an
elegant repast was served by the hos
tess II.
Last Wednesday evening at st Paul's
A. M. E. church, ''Merry Wido"
concert was given by the Merry VIA
ow's." After very interesting p. O.
gram. the church parlors were thrown
open where very nice lunch wts serv.
ed. 4 very neat little sum was real.
I'd through the effort that the young
ladies put forth
Miss Beat ice kelsoe returned home
Saturday from mouths visit 10 Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Rufus Phoenix who has beer
quite i'll is convalescent.
! Miss LYDIA Crawford of Galesburg !.
visiting her aunt, Mrs. D, 5. Delward
/ Mrs. Mollie Robinson has returned
| from visit ia Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
oTTUMwA NEWS.

Miss Bertha Gum OF Chicago, Is
visiting at the home OF her grand.
mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor on Marion
street.
Miss Garner Fowler expects to leave
next week for Jefferson City, Mo-,
where she will enter Lincoln institute
Miller Hughes Is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson are
the proud parents OF son.
At "Everybody's Birthday Party,
given BY Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Butler,
at the A. M. e. church last Wednes-
day, Mr.. Joseph Coots received SOU
venir Bible for being the Oldest per-
son present and his great granddaugh-
ter, little Mary Robinson, received a
smaller Bible, being the youngest pres
ent. Mr.. Coots was 81. Miss Robin
son, ] year old.
Rev. Batchlar has returned from Des
Mcines. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey Of Bux-
ton, are in the city visiting Mrs. Har-
vey's parents.
Miss Clio Washington Of Springfield,
ILL.,, is the guest OF Miss Sarah Brad
ford.
Mr.. Chas. Owens is still on the
sick list.
Walter Davis, ST., and family, have
moved to Mason City.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
LINTON HAPPENINGS.

w Emerson is at home again, at
ter pleasant visit with Chicago RIA
tives and friends.
Died Mrs Charles Johnson at her
home in Chicago, Monday, Aug cath
Viola May Moreland Johnson was
born in Grange, Ga, October IA, 1882
Her childhood was spent in Clinton.
About eight years ago she went 10 Chi
cago where she resided up to the time
of her death. On Ang, 5th, 1905 she
was married 10 Mr. Charles Johnson
who survives her Deceased had been
in poor health for the past two years,
though her condition did not assume a
serious aspect until about two weeks
ago when an OPERATION was deemed
| imperative. which was performed on
the date of her death, and from the
effect OF which She never recovered.
| her mothe", Mrs. Edna Moreland, two
sisters. Mrs. Nora Lewis Of Chicago and
YRS. Holland Williams of this city
Eve brothers, John and Arthur, OF
X ,nsas City, Mo-, Samuel and James OF
Chicago, and Richard of Ia Grange,
';a. The funeral was held from Beth
81 A M. E. church, Thursday afternoon
a, 230, Rev. Brit officiating. liner
ment was made liz Spcingdale Cemete
| ry.
Miss Estella Bush las retnrnt d from
q pleasant visit in Chicago with rela
tives aid friends
/ Mrs. Martha 3. Anderson Of Chicago
li,expect. in the city this week While
here she will! be the guest Of Miss Els
tella Bush. Wednesday evening sh'
will sing at y recital given un4er tn,
auspices OF the w. r. M. society of thi
city, by Miss Bush and local talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Moreland, Mrs
Nora L wis, Mr.. Chss, johnson AM
sister, Miss johnson have returned t
Chicago after being in attendance a
tn. funeral of Mrs has. johnson
Mrs. P. p Taylor is the CUES Of rela
tives and friends in Chicago
} Mess,s. w. Il. John. on, Jr., Ed. Ma,
4 tin and children we're Sunday visitor
from Dubuque. with Mr.. NJ. Q. Culbel
son
i Mrs. Mamie Lee OF Pittsburg, Pa
4 guest at the home OF Mrs and Mrs
Harry Plummer.
4 Presiding Elder Phillips was a Cir
ton visitor last week.
Mrs Emmr Heron is out again af,e
short illness.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
Editors Observation.

ted on the Missouri river with old
buildings narrow streets running
in any direction, it has some very
fine building and residences, and
her people are wealthy. There
are three Colored public schools
and one high school which is a
beautiful brick structure, three
stories with Prof. Sims as prin-
ciple. I am sorry l did not get
a list of their teachers which is
about 40 in number, their are fine
churches with Rev. J. G. Cald-
we'll at the A. NJ. E church and
Rev. c, H. Cohen pastor Of the
Francis street Baptist church. r.
S. Scott is still Government meat
Inspector he is a good reliable
man doing nicely, he owns owns
nine 6 room cottage, is just
completing beautiful two story
8 room modern house for he and
his lovable wife to enjoy life in
their declining years. 1t will be
one of the incest homes owned by
a Colored man. G.. S Moore a
former Iowa man is conducting
first class tonsorial parlor and is
doing nicely. Mr.. A. !. Banks
still working at the same place
he is enjoying beautiful 8 room
cottage recently built, his wife is
visiting at her fathers farm in
Clarke County, Iowa. Mr.. J. M.
Trent is one of the substantial
and reliable citizens, race man
he still runs rooming house at
121 Francis street, his son is in
the tailoring business, He IS
quite mason and church worker
DR.. Ricketts, has nice suit Of
rooms, he is doing we'll, he felt
good as he had justreturned from
the Masonic Grand Lodge meet.
ing and he was reelected Grand
Master. He is scholarly man,
and a race lover, he entertained
We editor at dinner. DR.. J. A. r.
Grassland is another ply sician,
there are two lawyers Mr.. Hill
and Young Redan has just To-
Gated there, ha graduated from
the Iowa State University this
Summer. Having burdened yon
with these "Observations,'I will
now bid you Aud Revoir.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
sIn,IIx cIrY NEWS.

! Rev. m. G. Newman will preach hi
farewell sermon Sunday, Sept 9th ans
will leave for conference which con
venes at Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 9th. HI
hrs won many friends In our city
Rev. Newman has done good worl
here while in our midst. while ths
church has not prospered spiritually
il has done fine financially. The pas
tor built lovely cottage OF . rooms
which Is valued at $500. He kindly
donated his time and labor on the edi
fee for which the public as well q:
the members thank him. May Coo
speed him on his journey.
| The Cooperative association vii
meet at the Mt. Zion Baptist church tc
elect president to Hi the vacancy Of
the late Mr.. John Morgan. The meet.
ing will be held Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER |, 1908.
There will be a concert given by the
president OF the Mite Missionary so.
ciety, Mrs. M. G. Newman, at the A
M. e. church Thursday evening, Sept
IS. The Watkins Cornet band will fur.
nish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left our city
Monday evening for Red Oak, Iowa, to
reside in the future.
Mr.. Torrance Casin returned home
Saturday from Aberdeen, S. D.. where
he has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Williams for month. He re-
ports a good time.
The pastor of the A. M. E. church,
gave out his report Sunday evening for
the work done during his conference
year, and it found his work in good
condition The following sums OF
money were received by different de-
partments of the church:
Stewards, S334.79; trustees, Sl,449:
Sunday school, SS.93; choir, Sl675;
total amount raised. Sl,S10.l6.
Mrs. Ella Morgan will give picnic
for the benefit Of her Sunday school
class Of the Mt Zion Baptist church
at Riverside Friday, September 4th..
Mrs. Parks of Chicago, is in our
city for a short visit with her hus-
band, who is a porter on the road.
Mrs.. Slaughter of Chicago, will ar
rive in our city next week for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jerry Lee.
Mr.. Ellett's wife and three children
arrived in our city last Thursday from
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, to take up their
residence.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
Grand Tribute to Bishop Grant,
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Especial to Bystander.)

The tri-anniversary of Bishop Abra.
ham Grant came to fitting close last
Wednesday evening with Nelson G.
Crews address aqgrandizing bishop
Grant as Citizen" We all know Mr..
Crews's oratorical ability, but his
fights of oratorical eloquence last
last Wednesday night has seldom, IT
ever been surpassed within the walls
of Allen Chopsl Following his ad-
-dres, Miss Sarah Hainmitt sang that
patriotic song, which was inspired by
the words Of Mr.. Crews, composed and
set to music by Prof. Jackson, entitled
Will you give the colored man
SHOVE"
The presentations to Bishop Grant
were:
A purse from the Hannibal district.
containing dollar for each year spent
in the ministry. was presented by Rev.
SeN'op.
A gold headed cane from John Lang
presented by Nelson Crews.
Fifty dollars in gold frow st Pau,
churcn. St Louis, presented By Rev.
Cook.
Seventy five dollars from Douglass
Hospital committee, presented by Mrs
Florence Crews.
The following presentations were
made by Rev. Caldwell OF st. Joseph:
From the fifth Epicopal district dol
lar for each year of his ministerial and
Episcopal anniversary, making a total
of Sll5; from the Y. M. G A, tri-
angle: ST, James, St, Louise a gold
cross; fountain pen. Bishop shaffer;
ten gold dollars, Bishop Parks; hand
painted mug, DR.. Peck; umbrella Rev.
Hearst; book case containing S35, Kan
sas City, Kan conferece; pocket me-
icine case, Rev Gregg; picture OF bur
r, head: which Mrs. Bokheart paintt d.
Bishop Grant in responding said in
par:
There is not public speaker in tb"
house but what upon an occasion Ct
this kind, would find himself unfit for
speaking, for I have sat for two days
and heard nothing but myself talked
about. and God knows know myself
better tonight than ever did before,
nor haven't yet, nor will for some
time be- able to st',ighten out the
inns and outs, the why's and where
fores.
He said that consider the allotted
time of life to the average man and
woman he had cause to be thankful
for being 10 this his Goth, year, and
still in active service, and though he
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
Eastern Star Held a Success
full Session. Hannibal.
Missouri.
Especial to Bystander.,

One Of the most successful session
OF the Order Of Eastern Star OF Mis-
souri, and jurisdiction, was just held IN
Hannibal, Mo. A three days meeting.
The meeting was an inspiration to the
friends Of this ancient order. Among
ladies and very great cncour-
agement 10 the growth of better socie-
y; . g, eat help to the Masonic frster.
nifty in general, and source Of pleas
ure to the citizens, both coiored and
white OF Hannibal. 1t showed the
bes' Of co)ored womauhood at an ad-
vantage. There were many speeches
by distinguished visiting masons and
others. Prof. Pelham, .. p. q. N Of
Missouri. made fine address. giving
some valuble statistics about the
order. The two little twin daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim Roberts # Han.
nibal was christened by 2. 6. r. M.
M. l. Harrison OF s.. Louis, assisted
by T. q. K. M; V, A. Guy of Topeka,
Kansas,
q. K. P Simms was elected 10 visit
the Masonic grand lodge at its next
annual convention in the interest Of
he body and request that lady Of
the 9. c. be placed on the board of
managers of the Masonic order, .a
donation S. each was made to
Natron P. q, Lucy Delaney of the Ma
sonic home and Ellen Gunnell of st.
Louis
In response TO unanimous invita-
ton from Shsffer Chapter, Omaha,
Neb,, the 1909 meeting of the u. q. C.
will be held in that city next year.
Oher Ulcers were elected as fol-
lows:
K. g. P-Mrs. j. H. Simms, Saint
Joseph, Mo
Il. K. M,-Mrs. NJ. +. Hereford,
Woodland. X C.
G. A. P-At,y. +. L. Smith of Omaha
Neb
g. A. M. 5. Boxlry, Springfield,
Mo. .... .s@
II. q. Treasured xop, Palmyra.
d. IT, Secretary.-Mrs. &. E. Suther
land, st. Louis
II. q. See of End Mrs. V. L. Guy,
Topeka, Kan. ...
H. q Cond--Mts. Maggie Nickens,
Hannibal.
e.. Il. A. Cond Mrs, Julia Rucker,
Huntsville.
Ii. &. Lecturer-Mrs. Victoria C. Ha-
ley. st. Louis.
Public installation of grand Off .ers
will be held at Scoc's h III at p. ln
The session then closed until p. III.
Don't be afraid to give Chant erlain's
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
ALBA NOTES.

Rev Robinson and Miss Powers from
Buxton was in Abba, Thursday of this
week
Madam Grayson and Hollingwortb,
MIS-. Hattie Grayson are Des Moines
visitors this week. atten ding the State
Fair. Mrs. Ethel Thomas was a Des
and Buxton visitor this week.
Lawyer Geo. FL Woodson of Buxton
was in Abba part of the week
. Mr.. VIII Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs
Pool of Hiteman was in the city this
week.
Sewing Circle Club met at the home
of Mrs Nellie Esters, Flushing up tusi
ness for the conference year.
Mr.. udell Lewis of Osisaloosa passed
through Abba, en- route home after a
few weeks visit with relatives of Saint
Louis.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
A Travelling Mans Experience.

81 must tell yon my experience on q
East bound o B. & n. R. R. train from
Pendieton TO LIE Grande, Ore. writes
Sam A. CARRIER. we'll known travel
ing mau II was in the smoking de-
partment with SINE other travelling
men when one OF them went out into into
the coach and came back and said,
s.Th4ra is q woman sick unto death IN
car. at once got up and vent out,
found her very i'll with cramp colo,
her hands and arms were drawn up So
YOU could not straie h;en them, and
viii death like Look on her face.
Two or three ladies were working
with her and giving her Whtskey
went to my suit case and got my bottle
OF Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ana
Diarrhoea Remedy q never travel
without ~ ran to thu water tank, put
double dose Of the medicine 10 the
glass. poured some water 10 Q II and
stirred II with pencil; then had
quite time to get the ladies % let me
give it TO her, but succeeded. lcouid
at once see the effect and | worked
with her rubbing her hands, and IN
twenty minutes gave her another
dose. by this time we We're almost
into Le Grande, where l was 70 leays,
the train. gave he bottle 70 the
husban TO be used in case ano' her
dose should be needed, but BY the time
the train rim into &c Grande she wss
III right, ano I received the this INKS 81
every passenger IN the car, For sale
1by M q uggists.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
KEOKUK NEWS.

81 " D..
Mrs. Maggie Douglass of St. Louis,
Mo-, visited in the city a few days
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Tebeau, 4l9 NJ 10th street.
Miss Alma Fry, of Vicksburg, Mich,
is in the city, the guest OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry, 1925
Main street.
Miss Alice Lankton, of St. Joseph,
Mo-, is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ashby, 1907 Morgan ST.
About forty friends Of Mrs. Maggie
Douglas Of ST. Louis, pleasantly sur
prised her at the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TeaDean, 1902
Timea street. The evening was pleas
antly spent. The guests departed at 4
late hour after having expressed them
selves rs having most enjoyable
time. Mrs. Douglas left Monday morn
ing for her home in st. Louis.
The annual conference Of the A. NJ.
r church conyenes in Keokuk, Iowa,
Sept. s,h, a very large delegation is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson re-
turned home Saturday morning from
Hannibal, No., where they have been
attending the grand session Of the or.
der OF u. B. F. and S. M. T. which
convened in that city the 26, Fl anc
18th inst.
Mrs. Sarah Vaughn returned home
Saturday morning from Hannibal
where she attended the Baptist asso
station and also the grand session Q
the S. M. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ashby. ar
spending their vacation in Burlington
and Monmouth.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1908-09-04
DAVENPORT NEWS.

Mrs. Christine of 600 Henry street
was called to Cedar Rapids by the i'll
ness of her folks.
Rev. S. Bates of Des Mones, wa
in our city Tuesday night last. an;
preached at the third Baptist church
He left Wednesday morning enrout'
for Burlington.
The Young Peoples Drill club me
in regular business meeting Tuesday
night, with Mrs. E. Green. manager.
Sunday, September 6, 1908, is ths
last quarterly meeting for this year
Annual conference convenes in keo'
Keokuk one week in September.
Mrs. E. Green is reported sick, but
improving very slow.
Bro. .McGraw of e35 Brown street.
is improving as well as can be expect
ed for a man of his age.
Davenport is the place September
7th, the Eureka lodge give their an
nual picnic at northwest turner hall.
He will invite everybody to come out
and have a days outing in the forest
OF leaves. Game called at 2 p. m. Eu-
reka lodge and Pillow City, Moline,
will combat for the title and honor.
The night porter of the Davenport
hotel attended the Ringing Bros. show
and reported the best he had ever seen
in his life. We can agree with him
because he came from a town which
is not on the map and has one freight
train day.
Mrs. Baily of Chicago, ILL.,, is play
ing at the Elite Opra this week, While
in the city is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Green, 3l6 West 9Th street.
Z Mr.. M. Swader Of Davenport. re-
turned home from ST. Paul, where he
attended the G. L.. Of |. p. B. 0. E.
and reports very fine session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert of South r.
/. were callers in Davenport Sunday,
calling on many old friends. After
an evenings outing, they listened 10
very able sermon preached by Rev.
w. w. Williams, A. M. E. church.
They then returned to their home.
Mrs. Baily, formerly of Chicago,
who is playing this week at the Elite
opera house, will leave today for St.
Paul, Mimi, to fill a two weeks en-
gagement.
Mr.. G. H Merchant Of 3l6 w. 5th
street, after spending several days in
Minneapolis, Mimi, visiting his son,
and attending the grand lodge of !. B.
p. o. E. returned homo this morning.
He says Davenport is good enough for
him