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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-06

Snap houses close to car barn. rent
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50x140 on Douglas ave. near Sd South.
we tried TO buy the next lot q short time
since for Si.150. but owner would not ac-
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| DELIGHTED.
That's what they all say. who deal with
/ the LeWis-LOWe Co.
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CAUGHT WITH OUR
r1rT~-f- TA1I-T

Nine rooms of fine furniture, modern
house. low rent. centrally located N'Je.yy
Win huv it. Don't walk slow or you VIII
miss IT. The Lewis-Lowe Co, 2-5 Judge
Bldg.
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FOR SALE-A bargain. by owner; up
to-date broom modern house. fine man
tel. gas range and basement; No. I
plumbing and electric fixtures. large lot:
18th East between 18th and 5th South.
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WAR IN TURKEY.
And bargains at our office. ne LEWIS
Lowe Co, % Judge Bldg.
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IN THE SHADOW OF. TIE NEW
HOUSE BUILDING,
roons fine furniture for sale cheap;
must be sold Monday house modern ana
rent low. The Lewis-LOWe Co, 20 Judge
Bldg
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LOOK OVER THIS LIST AND SELECT
THE HOME THAT SUITS YOU

SS0O-A Groom well built frame cottage.
with large screened porch large lot, nall
block from car line; $50 cash balance $l5
per month.
81. 5OO-A 4-roOm brick cottage. the car
passes; can be made into fine httle
home. $50 cash. balance $3.50 per month.
81 550-A fine 4-room frame cottage, 80
South 10th East st; city water and cleo
trio light; lot IS feet by rs to alley; very
easy terms
529O0-A splendid 4-TOOm red pressed
brick residence. modern plumbing. etc.'
near 9Th East and 10th South; cash so;
easy payments.
s2.sO0-Four pressed brick residences, all
modern plumbing; fine porches. large at
tics; lots A0x157 Is to alleys; Washington
St just below 9Th South; very easy
terms.
sS.2O0-A new 5-room buff brick resi-
dence east Of Liberty park; nice lot; easy
terms arranged
e 500 splendid new Groom buff bTlcH
cottage within blocks of c. and T. oioG-
car line passes; easy terms arranged.
/ s4150-Two beautiful modern residences
near the university; all modern appoint
ments: full Easements. Cemented' mol az
/ furnaces. Eas, large attic; choice lots nan
/ block from car line; terms arranged
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$1,000

For the corner Of Eighth East
and First South street. Lot
66xl15 feet, paving, sewer, curb,
guttering and sidewalk on First
South street. curb, guttering,
sewer and sidewalk on Eighth
East, all paid. We can make
easy terms and 6 per cent on
deferred payments. The house
nearly pays the interest.
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Ut MAKES A GREAT
DIFFERENCE ITO YOU
Whether You Live in Your Own
Home or a Rented House,
After 10 years rent-paying YOU have
only the receipts After 10 years of our
easy payments you own the home.

While YOU are paying for your home
can be found with your children. What
improvements YOU make are for your own
use and benefit As the property IN
creases in value YOU are the gamer.
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WE HAVE IMITAToRS

WE HAVE IMITATORS,
But NO RIVALS.
Nate the firms the past few weeks thst
have attempted to initiate our system oil
sd,-srtisiug. This alone should ne cyl
dence of our success. Dla you eyer Sc. So
Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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A, N. HU.MlP E31.ES
70 West Second South Street
FOR SALE
Rocky Mountain Realty & Bro
kerage Co..
Sl5-Sl6 Atlas Blk.
We Advertise nothing but Bargains.
Bell Az

HERE Is ONE OF THE BARGAINS OF
OUR EXTENSIVE LIST.
4 S-room mod. bTx. house, lot SKIS g.
with q right of way at side; one or L''
prettiest homes on 4th East street ll-
vestigate this bargain.
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STOWE & PALMER,

The Realty Men.
Controlling Vuson-Sherman 90. liisu'
ancs That lnsures. mo
- ". % So. upstairs. phones 49,
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II will lead YOU to the finest cigar store
in the CITY. If YOU get lost in the CROWD
e. 7oo0 Cbesp rent and good lease. The
I-ewis-Jowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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$4,000

Our bargain corners are go
ing fast. but here are two that
il will nav YOU TO look up.
Third avenue and K street, Ok
rods. This gives room for
three buildings South and
west exposure. very nice ele-
walton. Sewer and sidewalks
paid for.
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FASHIONABLE BOARDING HOUSE;
r,~oSs receiDts last month $500; ideal
I[lat5on beautiful lawn, large porches
and verandas. built on the order OF
e el,C mansion. owner never would
seU, hut she has d larger place IN NleN-
IaT-is-f.oVre Co. 22S Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE
OR SALE
Coming Down.

Coming lOOWmI
Not real estate values. but numerous ca ,l
landmarks one by one they TAU TO mar 55-
growth is not confined TO any one local-
~ The spreading movement means IN
nose i'm ,-alucs Get anything IN the real
state line at tie right figure and you
NilI win. Here are q re" rlShI PrrSs,.,;.l,.,,
Federal Heights. east enc Oh brigham
Il See us for plat and prices ,,t-..--
Il ~ Is bv 10 rods with a sIndli nous;
near o. $. L. depot; 800 cash ana
$40 per month. -.s-
p 75a-5-room cottage. southeast. on car
line. fruit and shade trees nice
home; easy terms .
e. fNO--1,x7-rod lot with groom iIailIe
house: east front. between b'is-
ham St and ist ave.
., ooo e-~oorn modern cottage. close IN
on 9Th ave. lot cizXl0 RODS, souIi
front- fine shade, can make terms
q 40 Nov groom bungalow on the eeS1
bench: $500 cash. balance Iho'iI-ttS :, l.
= a=a %az- a-story 1-room modern or'ch
ON East ID South; very easy terms.
& Beautiful mission style nome OH
the east side; paved street al,
ri -oo Elegant Brigham 81. home OAK
sll''-' firish. ali modern cOnveniences'
50-foot lot south front.
els ooo-Oue Of the haudsomest homes on
the cast side; south front b. loo'
front. lots Of fruit and shade
VACANT.
,aao-9s-foot front on Capitol Hill, west
front 81
q So bv % feet, south front. on Capt.
- ,ao-7i bt ip feet. corner 4th soutl
s-' and 18th East, faces south ahI
r-i,e corner close in on East 9Th Souti
+ a. no. 20 ~ ~crner. eth South and state 49,.
J 9o0 acres within miles Of center OF GU
80 1ote in Fast Side addition 'tn Last
e - ,ortb If 12fh South, At $3.50 each;
Jls .-i ~ go -, close i'm on West Temple,
400 per front foot.
STOWE & PALMER
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A 5-room mod. brk. house on 9Th East
St Lot 49i+xl65 IT.. 5000.
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DON'T GO BALLOONlNG.
Come to us for bargains. Inc LEVI
Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WATCH cleaning, 81; main spring, S.
Utah Jewelry Co, s23 So Main.
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Don't forget that We can sell YOU
house or lot any part Of the city on cas-.
payments.
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FOR SAIL
j. k. s. p. 60.
Good farms and fruit orchards ar H7.-
dsE and Cottonwood.
Modern houses, Z rms. and up. f7 7-
parts Of city
Cheap lots. Fsirmont Spring addition
Forest Dale. Emerson Heights. b-r.2.
addition, $50 and up.
S2laxl65 on ID East. close IN.
Give US 2 Call-both phOnes-a11 Hs-
your sale and rental with US.
Snap houses close to car barn. rent
Ing at $50 per month
Jones, King & Porter Co,
I3OO-1-2-3 Security & Trust
| Building,
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We can fit YOU with a city lot or z
farm in any part Of Davis Co
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Drop in and let us tell you Of some o.
OUT bargains.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY E. NJ. ONION, on Monday, June Z,
1o.90 a m. sharp. at 80 South West Tenn
Die street, / will sell lot OF househoi9
goods. Carpets, bookcase rockers aun
Chairs center tables. dining table, pariOr
desk. refrigerator, heating stove, iron
beds. dresseTs, bedding, rugs, etc, etc
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WHEN YOU want TO consult E NJ OnioS
gsIi up ITsS on independent phone
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FOR SALE
S3,25O
$4,000

s-room modern brick home on
the northeast bench. Lot AJAX
l65 feet. Shade. lawn. flowers.
fruit trees. small barn, all in
the best Of condition. See US
as It won't last
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
We sell on commission at minimum
charges household goods, furniture, pi-
amos, rugs. china. silverWare- AUCTION ton
Knicker6ocker. 1856 f. I'd So. Ind ss1.
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CARPENTER WORK.

CARPENTER sHOP-Jobbing a special
IL: screens TO order. Rear 1s W. % So.
Phone.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
WOMAN SLAYER is "GUILTY."
Sarah koten Admits Killing Or. M. W.
AuspItz-AIIeges Attack While In
So Sanitarium.

New York, Apr. 15.-sarah Koten,
the young Russian woman charged
with shooting and killing DR.. Martin
w. Auspitz on August last, pleaded
guilty to mansanghter in the first de-
gree when called to trial for her life
in the supreme court here yesterday.
The crime to which the young
woman pleaded guilty was sensational
In its circumstances. and the story
which the prisoner told shortly after
she had shot down and killed the ply
stefan in the vnatibule Of an uptown
apartment house aroused wide inter.
est in her case. She had killed DR..
Auspitz, she said, because he had at.
tackled her while she was under the in
fluence of an anaesthetic during her
term Of service as a nurse in SAM
tarium which tn" physician conducted
at the time
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
ROOSEVELT ADDS SCRIBE
TO ANANlAS CLUB LIST,
Paris Correspondent Declares He Got
Interview But tho Ex.PresI-
90 dent Says No.

Paris, Apr. 13.-Theodore Roosevelt
and correspondent of LIE Journal
are engaged in a controversy regard
ing the veracity of the correspondent.
LIE Journal sent its representative to
Naples to see Mr.. Roosevelt and sub
sequently the paper published long
Interview with the former president
of the United States which was widely
copied.
Upon arrival at Port Said last Fri.
day Mr.. Roosevelt sent a cablegram to
a Paris newspaper saying that he had
given no such interview. This was
published together with the assertion
of the correspondent that he talked
half an hour with Mr.. Roosevelt and
that the interview as given was strict
ly accurate.
This denial coming to the eye of Mr..
Roosevelt at Suez he has again cabled
Paris reiterating his denial and char
acetrizing the interview as IAN impu-
dent fabrication without a particle of
foundation" He says also that he
never saw the correspondent of LIE
Journal.
The correspondent has replied with
a new affirmation of the truth of the
interview and declares that he is pre-
pared to bring further proof of his We.
racity. $500.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
DISASTROUS FIRE AT ELYRIA
Flames Wipe Out Five Story BusIne So
Building and Several Other
Edifices.

Elyria, o., Apr 15.-Fire yesterday
wiped out the E1yria block, a f1ve-story
business building; the American the
alter and a livery stable and damaged
the Hotel Andwur and several adtoin
Ing buildings The total damage is
estimated at 100000 No one was in,
jured. Cleveland was called upon for
fire-fighting apparatus to assist in con.
quering the flames. It was several
hours, before the fire was under con.
troll. r, The fire started in the Elks'
lodgerooms on the fifth floor of the
Elyria block. The fire burned out the
Elyria Savings and Trust Company,
ODonnell Brothers, wall paper; w. H.
Barnes. shoes: the Eldred Company
books and stationery; the Elyria Bust.
ness college, the Elks lodge, w. T,
Wilder, livery; the American theater
and several smaller places.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
GIRL WORKS AS A MAN.
Highway Contract Because
She Likes II.

Waterbury, Conn, Apr. t14.-Annie
Bugelnorth, the 17-year-old daughter
Of August Bugelnorth, farmer of
Burlington, wears overalls and does a
mans work because she likes it. The
girl has been helping her father on
the farm and welding shovel, as.
sisting him on highway contract.
Neighbors complained to the authori-
ties and Bugelnorth was arrested. But
the daughter promptly announced that
she was not being forced to wear
mems attire and that she was capable
of earning a mans pay. -
Consequently her father was re-
leased and Annie continues to wear
mems clothing. There is a statute in
this state prohibiting the wearing of
attire Of the opposite sex, but no &C.
ton has been taken. The girl is
muscular and tall.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
1000 HOMELESS IN FIRE.
Rochester, N. ", Swept by Ineendiary
Flames Which Cause Damage
Estimated at 81 100000.

Rochester, N. T., Apr. 14.-Nearly
1000 persons are homeless to-day as
the result of the fire which swept this
city yesterday. Soldiers are helping
them to protect the few things they
saved from the flames.
Swept along in the face of a g.
mile gale, the fire destroyed several
sections of the. city and did damage
estimated at $1,oo0,ooo. 1t is believed
the fire is Of incendiary origin and the
police are Investigating.
For a time it was thought that a
great portion of the city would be
swept, and aid was summoned from
Buffalo and Syracuse. r.
Generously and promptly the out-of:
town flremen with apparatus respond.
ed, but ere they reached the scene
the heroic work of the local depart.
ment and of volunteers had got the
flames under check and their assist
ance was not required.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
FIVE DIE IN STREET FIGHTS.
d.. Are Captured and Executed
by Soldiers. ..

Ell Paso, Tex. Apr. 15.-The Her
AIDS correspondent at Torreon, Mex,
30 miles from Velardena, where
the riots occurred resulting from an
order preventing religious parade
has returned to Torreon from the
scene of the trouble and reports that
one rurale, one woman and three other
men we're killed in the street fights
Ten Of the leaders of the rioters were
taken prisoners and executed. On ar
irving at Velardena. the correspondent
says, the soldiers compelled the leader
of the band engaged to furnish music
for the procession to give the names
of the men who had contracted for the
music. He gave a list of fifteen names
and ten of this number were arrested
Upon the order of the governor the
men were snmmarily executed.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
HENS BEAT tNCUBAToRs.
Ancient Institution Of the Barnyard
Superior to Machine, Declares
Government Report.

Washington, Apr. 14.-Uncle Sam
has vindicated the hen. In bulletin
just issued by the department of az
riculture. as a result of careful in
vestigation Of the problem Of hens
versus incubators,"s the hen comes
off with flying colors. Not only does
the hen hatch more eggs out Of a
given setting, but the resulting chicks
are worth more.
Among the details and figures which
the department issued as q result Of
the experiment station test are the
following:
From 879 eggs set, incubators
Matched 533 chicks, or COS per cent.
From 279 eggs set, hens Matched
219 chicks, or 7S.S per cent.
"Chicks Matched under hens weighed
heavier than chicks Matched in incu-
bators.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
IS IN FIRE PERIL; T.
HOTEL DESTROYED
Fashionable Hostelry at Asheviiie, N.
c., Burned to Ground, But All
Guests Escape.

Ashev1lle, N. c., Apr. 15.-Roused
from their slumbers yesterday by
an alarm of fire, Is guests of the fash.
ionable Kenilworth Inn. three miles
from this city. barely had time to don
some scanty articles of clothing and
make their escape from the burning
building. The hotel was completely
destroyed, the total loss being esti.
mated at $250000.
The fire started in the north end
of the building over the boiler room.
A strong wind was blowing from the
southwest and the flames were quick.
ly famed to the other end of the
frame structure, where the majority
of the guests were asleep. Before the
fire had been first discovered by two
negro boys who were returning from
Biltmore, the Vanderbilt place, which
+ is but short distance from the inn,
1t had gained good Roadway, and was
even then beyond human control Mrs.
A. b. Martin, the lessee, gave first
thought to the safety of the guests
when she was awakened. and in q
short time the alarm had been given
in every occupied room in the doomed
building.
There was wild scramble for the
exits. but there was nothing bordering
on a panic among either men. women
or children, In spite of the great con.
fusion at the time. Half an hour later
when it was believed that all were out
the roll was called and every person
accounted for. 1t was motley ar.
ray. however, some Of the women ap.
pearing in ball gowns and others in
even more scanty raiments and in
varying degrees OF negligee. Many of
the men wore nothing but their under.
clothing covered by their overcoats
Almost every describable manner OF
dress was represented.
Many persons after conquering the
first thought of self-preservation that
had led to instant and precipitate
flight, ventured back into the smoke.
filled halls and into their rooms to
rescue their trunks and other personal
effects which they had abandoned
Some brought forth rocking chairs
wash stands and every manner of ar.
ticles, which soon Uttered the lawns
. AS the fire kept raging. famed by
the rapidly increasing wind, the heat
became so intense that all hope Of
saving possessions was abandoned.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
MRS. La Toilette TO AID.
Senator'S wife Offers Services In
Cleaning tho Streets Of the
Nations Capital.

Washington, Apr. 1.-THE women
Of Washington, who announced that II
the streets were not cleaned by April
Is they would clean them, have de.
cided that the commissioners are not
doing anything in that line and have
completed their preparations to scrub
up.
Mrs. Robert M. La Toilette ana 9TH
ers in the official circles have written
to Mrs. F. v. Colville, chairman Of the
committee, promising cooperation.
Mrs. Colville has sent invitations to
women of the closer suburbs Of the
capital to Join the movement and the
response is enthusiastic.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
Mp. VALUATION SET
AT s682,I93,60|
W. L. DARLlNo's ESTIMATE. ADDS
MILLIONS TO OLD FIGURES,
New Testimony Due Is to Oomplioate
Litigation Over Rates-Camo
as Great Surprise to
tho Defense.

Minneapolis, April fb.-The rail-
roads Of the West have established
one more knotty and confusing prob.
lem for the interstate commerce com.
mission to fight against in it's litiga.
ton with common carriers arising
over attempts to regulate freight rates,
and for the justice of the supreme
court to untangle
In the suit being tried before Fred
erick N. Dickson, master in chancery,
IN the United States circuit court in
st. Paul, between the lines and the
Interstate commerce commission, the
RAILROADS yesterday called as wit
ness William l.. Darling, chief engiu-
eer for the Northern Pacific. His evil
dence added millions to the figures
already introduced as being a fair
estimate OF what it would cost to
reproduce the Northern Pacific as 1t
is being operated today. This item
was the cost. at present freight rates.
Of the transportation Of constructive
material and all supplies and men
necessary in the building of the rail-
road. Fhis. in the case Of rails, alone,
for the 800 miles Of Northern Pa
cific right of way. would amount to
millions. In the physical valuation
evidences offered In the Minnesota
and Spokane rate hearings this cost
of transportation was not introduced.
It came as surprise to the de-
Tense yesterday. When Mr.. Darling
was sworn in the afternoon, w. A.
Wimbish, for the commission, told the
master that his original objection to
the Introduction Of any testimony at
this trial by the railroads that was
not offered by them at the hearing of
the east-bound lumber rate cases be-
fore the commission, applied to all
witnesses called at this hearing. 1t
la understood that the testimony from
now on will be given under protest.
Mr. Darling testified that. accord
ing to his estimates. based on the ex-
perience of expert engineers and the
records Of the company. it would cost
$685. 98 Col .8s to reproduce the North
ern Pacific railroad. This, he said.
Is exclusive Of the valuation of $114,-
900, 900 which Mr.. Cooper placed on
the real property and terminals OF
the company in his evidence Tuesday.
To his total Mr.. Darling has added In
terest at the rate Of {. per cent on the
capital that he says would be In use
during the construction OF the road
covering a period which he estimates
at ~ years to complete It. This item
amounts to about $164 100000 and Ia
2 per cent higher than hts figures for
the same item in his testimony at the
Minnesota and Spokane rate hearings.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
FRANCE GUSTS CASTRO
FROM MARTINIQUE PORT.
Former President OF Venezuela Car
ried from His Bed and Placed
Aboard Ship.

Fort de France. Martinique. Apr.
12.-Before being taken aboard the
steamer Versailles for deportation to
France Saturday night ex-President
Castro of Venezuela prepared writ
ten protest against the, action of the
French government, which has been
submitted to the authorities here. 1t
reads:
IT hereby protest against the action
of the French authorities Of Martinique
in having me put by force on board an
outgoing vessel. First, because was
i'll at the time, and because the act
imperiled my life; second, because I
have committed no offense against the
government Of France and the authori-
ties of Martinique during the time
that l was permitted to remain on
that island; and, finally, because the
decree Of expulsion which orders my
deportation out Of French territory,
compels me to take passage aboard a
vessel which will again land me on
French territory"
The ex-president said, just before
the sailing of the Versailles, that If he
was at liberty when he arrived at st.
Nazaire he would Immediately proceed
to Spain in order to take passage for
Santa Cruz, Teneriffe.
The removal Of the former president
! Of Venezuela from the hotel to the
steamer was not without It's pitiful
aspects. Immediately on the an
nouncement by the medical commits
sion, who made lengthy physical ex-
animation Of Castro, that he was cap
able of making the voyage, the com.
missary of police, with an escort of
gendarmes, invaded the hotel and pro-
ceeded to his chamber. They found
the ex-president lying in bed, and al
though he still protested that he could
not move, they carried him down
stairs, the patient all the while moan
ing dismally, on a mattress, and placed
him in stretcher.
The Irish standard., 1909-04-17
LOYAL LEGION IN SESSION
Military Order Opens QuadrennIaI
Convention In New York with
Full Attendance.

New York, Apr. 15-The eleventh
quadrennial congress Of the Military
Order of the Loyal Legion of the Uni
ted States opened here at ten o'clock
yesterday with full attendance Of
delegates from the 81 communicates OF
the order Maj. Gen. Granville M.
Dodge, the commander-in-chief, pre-.
sided. The Loyal Legion is made up
OF officers and ex.officers Of the
United States army and navy who
served in the civil war, their sons and
grandsons, and few men who in civil
life during that war were especially
distinguished for their conspicuous
loyalty to the national government.
The membership of the order Is In the
netshborhood of 5000.