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VOL. I.
USERS ARE
All SUED
Seven Men Shot as
a Result.
OLTCOJIE OF JL! l,.Ht\t STllkE
Imported Macro. Ciui.d All th.
Troabls—Tks| Will leave
f.r Their Hornst.
-VAXSVI-lfE. In.l June 11.—The
•*alnr*__»'.i. e .__ r ,_o.-s- tine—*
I'h.is* early this maarnlne. «h«n li
ImiMartral nrsrs, miner* were *inbti*h.
cat by unknown men. rWt.n -s*r
eons w.r* shu three ..f whom may
tile. Th. injured ware: Jat .Moor*,
bookkeeper. Sunny*!.* mine; John
r*hili|s|,f—. _ C_ea nth. n..ro
eilnrrs. all of whom may •!!.. IM.
Oeigtr,' white; Wm. Anderson, Arch
Car and Ned i. u.h colored. It***
badly hurt The mar,.! w*r* be- '•
lac driven i,> th.- mm.* by Moore
and il-if-r .anal while paiilnt a va
cant lot. volleys were Bred from th
ambush. Several nt.ro** returned
th* nr. but without effect. The n*- .
aror. say ih-v ram. here under a
misapprehension. All wtll gtt out
-row as soon as p-ealble. Ptsllee art'
awarding th* men ami th* mint. and i
de not anlktpste further trouble.
TAKE YOUR ,
OWN CHOICE
Tare Stories About Miles and
tho Filipinos.
PHII.AIsKI.IIUA It, Job. I-—
■"he Tlm*. -. today ' prints a o***elel \
from At lam it city.', N. -J",; shuwine
that <ler. Ml!'* will receive command
I Sot lb* American t —si In lh* Philip*
l pin**, .od la ail probability will start
far Mantle within a week.,*. :;"%,;*J
.£'.WjAUAtM*ATGti.% D.*e| run. —J
a aa-etat-nl -.„ry M.'k'-' Inn nM
this morning that. *•> 'it be knew,
the qua-stt >n of assigning Miles to the '
command or lh. troop* In the PMlip
pines had not been discussed. .
0 ttU'..L"
€O\VK\TIO\
;. - . ' ' '"•
The Woman's Relief!
Corps Meets. ; '
lITIMAL rtfNDEiT ATTEM
;:
■ ,
i
Aa laaplrlsf Msetlss sl the la i
*.. Th. Cleetl.a T.k.s
Piece Tomorrow. I
Th* fourteenth annual convention
of th* Woman's Relief Corps, «•
oembled In Elk's hall this morning.
Promptly at gIS o'clock. President
Clara 8. Taylor ripped for order, and
lh* routine work >.f the ..salon waa
ttegun Th. hall was packed to th*
door* Yesterday 110 mm Iters had
registered, and today fully HW dele*
gate* ar. In ait.rt.lanr* Th* na
tional prtaldtnt, Fl.. Jarnisoti Miller,
added Inspiration to the meeting to
day by her pre*»nee.
• Report* from the secretary and
treasurer were read and referred
The commanders of ths several corps
throughout the state reported the
order growing, and that It was in
c prosperous condition.
This afternoon was devoted to an
ctempll*t'»tion of th. third rle«r*.,
and Ie routine Imam--- Tomorrow
election nf officer* will lake place.
All ar* anxiously looking forward
to the camp meetings, which will he
hi I at Rank* hall and at th- Ar
mory this evening. National Treat
• l-rst Miller will address both meet
lags.
careTf the""
homeless
Annual Report of the Chil
dren']. Homo Society.
The annual meeting of the Wash
Ington Children'! Home society doe*
Ml it* meeting last night In Hi- M.th
odist Protestant church. The re- '
pert of the stats superintendent,
Mr* Islbbt* !i<-arh Brown, showed •
that Hill had been spent In comfort
ing ih- Hill* homeless ones. Ninety
..yen children have hawn cared for
during th* yesr. Cordial ai st en- :
renraging words were spoken of the
society's work by many present, In ,
eluding Hon John I, *tfasl.. and J i
J. McOilvr*. i
The trustees " elected for three I
years were: W. V. Wood, Rev. Whl- i
field, Rev. II !• Bi-oi—i, Roger 8. I
I Ira-en.. Mrs. J. J. Metltivr*. Itev.
I'll*. 11. Little, A. P. llinas.ll and
J. VV. il.-Inin tiro A. I'ark was
elected to nil .1 vacancy,
I, IN DON. Kng. J* Sl.-Uoyd**
are charging war rlaka of IS, per
,-nt on all shipments lo th* Trans
vaal.
LARGE ALASKA MAIL.
On* of lh* largest Alaskan mall*
ts rt*. ha* ev.r been received I" the
laical poatortice, as** tit.ill. hi .low II
this mornlae on th* steamer City of
Topeka. The mall I* from Dawson,
.toman on ihe Tehee river, pieces be
tween la, w son «n.i Skagway, am!
from nil ssf tbr ports touched by Ihe
Clly ..f Topeka The mall constiled
•.I II .,u, hr» of letters, seven pouch*
.* of rrglsi. red letters, and 10 sack*
of pap*r*.^99RM_BWsWeefi
Now Tort* Fleeter Identified
>*RW r,'l!K June St.—The dli*
mrmbered fcody of th* victim of th*
Ntw York hay int.trry wa* -posi
lively Identlfted today a* that 'ef
Edward Johnson, a Bailor on the
*i*amer hells., lis received 111*
In wages and tkampp* ire* June!
from a sailors' lodging hottey,.-*~jf t,
BIG REWARD
FOR honesty
■ . ■■ ''ill
ST U*.**t<V'Mitt. June SI-Floyd
A Trite, s driver for a laundry wa.
gen, found . mil nf bank check*
amounting to It,**.. ll* restored:—**
check * to the owner and rceeltet* a* I
• reward tb. sum il .'i Cent* tn'sil
ver. ' .-., ;' "/""
The name of the man who lust the
check* I* Met tin. TV—, did not '.am
hi! Initials nor th. address ■ *w
laundry driver was at Kimrlh anl
Cheat nut streets when he » ■» , •
well drrssr-l man drop • m "t p..
I—, on lb. pavement. < He pirk*l the
checks up and called after lb- men,
who was walking rapidly sway, Tbe
che-ks were mtor-! to the 'owner
and hia Joy at recovering poeseeslen
was so great that he gat* Tree a
Hustler. ■'-I-'.'.-*' 5T*sT "■'***;
Mr Meltln said that he *a* going
to •v. th. city for California and
had bought the checks.' preferring ">
carry th.m instead of money. ! ( _
The Teat* Came Forth.
!' • INTssN P*. June ll,— Mr. At.
W.ihcr.ll. of Alba, ns-ar.htre. wa*
takta': violently 'HI i yesterday '• snd
durlsg a vomiting spell a half-grown
load was emitted. ■ *_>C*i' : '-• ."
Mr* Weiher.tl baa keen 111 In.
year , She •aye that three pear* if*
whll. drinking In Ike dark from *
• tiling *h» •wallowed *o—.* tJifl ob*
pact and new thinks''that 111 must
hay. if— i lh*, lead. c|,-.'.,1 U ■■•« -•
.-;.' ' 11 _ miT 1 m in - " *■**
POISONED AT A •
PICNIC PARTY
MM _*aan_B, lews, June tl -
Mrs. Maest. N»al of this city and
a farmer by the nam. of Vnest**,
are Arad. and lour others are very
•.n-niily til from drtnktne wood sl
cohol at a picnic near Mints, The
drus wa* as-cured from Nle Ilru*.
a paliit.r. who has be*n arrr»t-l
by the coroner, who found th.
strath, wer* dv* to th* |ru« secured
from 818. Mrs N.al was burled
her* Isadav. and k»r fath-r. J 11.
Imvid. nil list nishi thai he will
make a personail Invrttlsatlon. ll*
wild that his daughter* husband
and ursrl. refuss to dr. him say
Infer—allon r.spectlne hi* .laugh*
l*r • death. The drus was esed In
the preparsllea of a drink tor tb*
{ premiers.
Burglar With a Conscience
Al.TissM*. fa, Jun* -Whll.
Mia. M. A 110-lnrtt. of this rlty,
wa. at church last Hurt/lay h-r house
wa. burglarised of HIS. Today ah*
r*s*tv*d l*. money back throush the
mall, a,a-.»m|.»nl*.| by a nt- which
ran as follow*!
letr I— — Inclosed pie*** find
the money I look from your house
Sunday nluht. I heard since you re
quire th. morsa-y more then I do.
Burclar.**
DANCED ON HIS
RIVAL'S PICTURE
CIIICAOO. 111, Jan. II -John A.
Dernhaupt !• la th. county hospital
with both f—t hound In bandage*
and h. haa lockjaw, ltetwcn th.
arntr.i he chide* hirnsolf and vows
If ever be a«ain dent** on a rival*
far. he will put hi* *ho«* on. Mrs,
iwrnhaupt wee a widow when John
marrls-d her, and sh* has never ov*r
looked a rhinri to I*ll him how nl,-.
—how much nicer than h-r present
s|sous*- her first huabaral waa. John
loday took down the picture of th*
farTi.nt.d first husband and lain..l
upon It. for.*!iine that h* did ii"l
have on hi* shoe*. Hl* fret w*r.'
rut frightfully by th* broken alsss
snd lockjaw .nau.-d two hour* later.
Lad Kills a Farm Hand.
N'.llllia CITT, 111.. Juns 11.—Two
farm hands, l!*nry It ,t,ii,s,n and W,
Mmlth. h-t-ain- Involved In a nuarrvl
last rilshl. .sat of i"armrl. which r*
«,iit"l In a flsht and It,lnns,, killed
hi. adversary. Iloblnson was cap
tor—l in Mount Vernon and Id, In
While County Jail 11. I* only It
years old and his home la In Mar n.
Ky. This Is thr fourth murder that
has occurred In this counly In Wis
last three w**ks.
——_______———__———
The Deadly Rattler.
MOUNT f'AIIMKI., !•• . June ll.—
ttUtren-yrsar-nld Mary Olnaier died
last nlsht from th* .ff—ts of • rat.
tl.'«iiak- I.lt* on Hi. left fool, re*
ctHveti while sh- wa* irathrrln
flowcr* on ha mountain near Mil
Valley. Wh»n ah. returned horn*
her molh.r applied poulllces, !,,n !
they did not hsv* effect, Th« IM—. 1
girl's i*_ bet at** black. Her par
em*, Iwriimlns; alarmed, summoned
medical aid. Pssyltt all efforts, both
1... f th- *rlrl, as wall as h-r arms,
swelled mid srrew black, and her (Ut
tering* were !til»ii»<-.
•-I \ITII, WAMIIMi'I'oN, WKIINKSIiAV . KVENING, JINK i! 1. 1800.
HAWS
A FERIENT
Caused by the Drey
fus Affair.
XO O\K TO roBM'JI MISMBI
Sssls On - th* . Sour ' Is", Sr.elpi•
il »***^*r.«" *'-'-«?-!c;--'-
--lion liutt
; I I'Wll* June Sl—Thi> Hours, lo
dayl* " a |a»ulc , „n,l!ll,iti, as a —-
stater the aablmt irrlt-i,* • IJ V
PAlilit, June : si.—.vi. 'i igeols
rtinferrisd wllh frt-tldenl Iraitbet thi*
moiiilng rciatlvs to the eabtnet situ
lion. '■-.;■*'
1 I'AltlM Jun. tt—l-t* this after*
nistnt llourgeols annoußcsd that'h*
would net und* 1 take * in- task iof
ft—ming a cabinet. ' ,* f*7-
I'arti, Jun* 11 «i:«"Jiil.s -.ur.-1
pair*, rabl'l *iitl-t>r*yfu»lte, says ne
• t ld*m r wilt b* effrlvl sgslnat 1 srry
fUs I llriini't. and h* wilt therefor*
j be discharged. f^SjAmmet ßArf_£___fe
WHEATON
WITHDRAWS
Having Taken Many Filipinos
jf* g-^^_ f .<J,ur"'", '"-^^' B''*-*-''. - _-" ••: ■*• "- -Yak-=
* , ■.% as His Prisoners.
i t MANIIaA. June tt.—(lts. Hon
I Indus wtlbstrew from fere* das Mar*
•»n-t»,'an.l rnt.tt net I » Imu*. Th.
A—erieans have many 1 1 1» tis-r*. Ink.
en in n.him- durum tbe I I*l lew
■lay*. A nuuils.r of the captured *ot*
, diets wtre - alreseeJ In.whltt cue.
turn.. .\tni«t« Arlirh... » rlvjl of
At,) lastll.. who ha* l>r« r, in prison
' f.tr a »,-,r. wait d.rfivrrid at tie*
Mantua. .-*.,'.*-. __".a,\- ;:. ,>-:.
--. ._^,*__Cf^s^^«t-»-"
"'' ''WM
G. A. R. Met Today
at Ranke's Hall.
iwussMV. roe u,m\m
S*a .*( lb* C*r *.d ii, a >.t See. s.
last. A . Col., W. J. Mai.
taiar aa* J W. lingli*
Th. >l A It. Department of Wash
ington and Alaska mat In *r,r»-' eon*
vwrrlinti •! 10 m o'clock thi* fore.
noon Ie Rank. hall, Oenrg* W. ni>.
i»tta •! i.ii'v command.-, presiding.
Th* flrtl s.nl.r of Iritaln. ss was the
appoint men! by th- commsndtr of
the rsstnni'.iir on credentials, commit
tee on rr*«litt!.,ns, and ■ mmitts. en
rulee. Aflrr ih. report of th. roun*
ell r.f slmlr.ialrati.in wa* read, th
convention ..iiir,, I until } u'rl.-t
.hi* Bfletisuuß si which sin. lb*
,ii.— on credential* reported.
Th.'- I* considerable ranvsoilne
among the v.irr.is. on behalf nf th.
i various csndldstes for department ;
r-trrrrmandrr. Among- th- more prom*
Inent candidal** mentioned are: tlee.
11. taan*. of Olympla; A. H. Oil*, of
Whatcom: •*•*, J. Alrsander. of Port
Orchard, and J W. I..ui«lr/. of Be*
Bill*.
fttevms that went into mum* this
morning and derided to support
Comrade Ocm. 11. I .nt,,, for the office
of department commander.
A petlllrm addretoed In I 111-,,, O.
F,,«t-r t'nH*d rlt.ttr* senator . skins
Ihaa f'omrad* D. I_ ' ■.,.,!■
|slnis»l a rhaplaln in Ihe l'nlt.,l
Ht.iti'. army, has been clrcttlalrd and
ha* rcrriv.'.l Ihe signatures of the
»ntlr- tt [.am.
An Invitation wa. .Blended this
I morning to Ihe ■ .t|.taln and nfflcrra
of th* ,i. .1, f lows, to stl.nd ihe
ramp lire this una. and their
|o. *, ti,-,. is .1 peeled,
peel*. I.
T"tr afl.rnonn s***lon Is being de-
Voted to tho ri«,d, ration of 111., r*
porls of Hi. commute* on rredrn
■tl.il*. arvl of the division of ,l!|. , ra.
It Is rti„',i.',l that tha cmivrntlon
will pror»tad tnrnrirrnw attrrnoon to
the .lection of officers.
DEMAND FOR" i
SKILLED MEN
Labor Market Shows an In
sufficient Supply.
! A* a resell of IBs Increased best
esse i' in li In and about lb* , in,
I ther. bus linen n nun ki-ii develnp
-1 m.nt In the demand Foe labor of nil
class—.. Th* Free nploymenl bur
eau 11,1,1* itn-if unable tn supply the
many employer* npplylnir for men
In vnrloua lln-s of work.
,if lh.- skill,,l rrflfiamr", carpen
ters .ii - in most demand, th* bureau
:■-'". ,-.'.' «
.... - - >-rf*j,a,, ...
receiving on an nvrrsg. nf i. i, ii. is
istili-r* per il.i>, ,wlib ii ts [.ii In en
cess ur ill iipplli'ttilun* for employ*
in. hi ■ Tli," i-uriscniiua ,■ nd lb"
regulation wage* ,'f li iv for « day
of eight hounds 4 .-';
Th* goverßmetit work *i Magnolia
tllult and I"nlut Wlls.ni I* eiirTrrli.it
frtira a deoitli sit itiuiliivra. aa ar*
a niiiiilis r .if *iii.'ll-r* and c»k* work*
•t.OarboMuto,-WUktaun and ths vi
trinity. .'&&.??*■ i.\ f
.••lItHTIIAHWsT.'Jiine '.'I Th. else*
11..,, ,H Mt.iiiiiii ■ no. I bloody riots
yrfttnliiy, A mob "I llVnO pea suits
attacked lb- ir,,,!,,- who tired vol
litys Into the • row,ia M.m of ita.
rlislera were killed and iti'iui'l't,
Thanhs of the Hobos.
-". -. _—,—,., ...j- tti
' vi Nit s. . i,,,,. SI .-Considers
Indignation.stele* her. ovrr Ihe ac*
I Inn uf cumuli la i. fusing to fur
-111, r I lilt ide fur ihe .-iprna.-a of rh.
storkhouse. Tweßiy-fite .... 1 . ti.,r
., i.i* ie ."iine.d h*rs will bs
turned loess t,,gf*tli*r on Hi. com*
miiiiil). Tb* liulss* end tramps
bell a eonv.nii'Hi at, ' adoplt-d res*
nlutliui* thanking the council for
ll* ai'tlon In Ih* mailer.
*' *. J ..JJ.II ' " —_ —- '—— "". ■
(lis Criaf luraae* Har Mind.
Cr.et turned Her Wind
Mi Nt'lK. Ind.. Jun* tl.—Th* In.
vi*t!g*tli,n Inlr. lb. death f Mr.,
William M„>d. * -.s-s.miiiciit woman
Of this rlty, retrials . sad .lory. Mb*
dttd' from 'strychnine' taken with
•ulct'lal inlrni. Twr, years ago her
•inly son ran way fi.sn, horn, after
••ring punished * lis rnonlh* ago
hs m. hill.•! nf' a trr.tir In New
J,r*ry, tln.f ts. given as Ih* cause [
.-I , the e-le.de,,;£*"> ,'.
STILL ANOTHER
DISAPPEARANCE
> LOt'lß. Me,. Jun* tlr—Anolh* '
er name m—st be ee-ltd to tb- *t*rt
ling' kit 'of 1 mvsm-ai. dioapprar I
snse. which cvnf|,.nta th* St l„.ul*
P011C*.''..,...'.;.,';..", < . : t
J*—t*s m,' Anderses, • prominent
and i-i- rout butlßart* man of Hot
Springs A-h *mr la Mi Lamia the
rtfrnlne ul June I, rr-t.irr.l at lh*
Terminal holfV IMS bis bill an I let!
I in, the etrni—i from thai time to
ihla h. is not kr.n mii or heard
from. ■ Ills wlf* IB trsntlo will, sus*
prase and I* convince! tbst lie ha*
metiwith foul play
BIG CONTEST
FOR TANNER
■••.. ■***-. v -■ fc r^xTitrni'S.
--i CRICACR", fll_,"JeijsVij!«^^
larnust-r'atl* leaders' want th. ' It.pub
lican* t. iuf.ntr.sie ll.iv.ts.r John
*W Tli.irr te ai_j»*M, -t— ■*—* i'«■»>
heali (heltrifiitillran »t.l* tltktl
farter 11. Harrison. th.y say. will
reriamty tared th* l-ni'-r*iic ticks
et. They say they •ml thai eoto*
Mnstlssn They claim Harrison can
defeat Tanner It the right kind of a
fight Is mad., and alibouah Ihe •lit*
rout mi ion will sot meet for a year
they are hard el work laying out a
plan of csmpalgn having for Its pur
pose if*, election of Mayor Harrt.ee
for governor tsf Illinois, They tske
It for grani-d lb*' I'resi l-n! M. .
Klnley will If. r*n"—.lnatvd by th*
Itepubllnsns and William J llryan
by Ihe issrnatsrral*. an.l they further
brlleve that the surf*,- Indication*
petal to lh* Item - r.is reaffirming
UM Chicago pisiform. in. luting tbe
flnancatl plank.
They say that I're.ilenl Mi'Klnlry
win carry Illinois wllh a lan l.i I*
majority unless a isnllllc.il miracle
Is worked before tlection day of 1888 j
Thry candidly add "McKlnley** vole
will carry Tanner back lo M|,ilns-lr'.l
ami, w*. understanding that Mc-
Klnley will carry the stats by sn
enormoua majority, roncsntrat. our
light on the head of the otat- tit a
H."
In other words, the Chicago l-»m
orrs'i leaders at this moment are
seriously • "nilderlng the advisabil
ity of ignoring th. national (•••tea
In Ih* campaign of l*» by making
Tanner end Tennerlam the 5..1. Is
sue and leading th* light against
Tanner wltb Harrison.
HE WAS NOT
ABDUCTED
NEW YORK. June 11.—Fowler
Chase, a we—lthy young man of I —
I'ays-iie. ln,l . whose mysterlou* dis
appearance led lo •ton** that h* wa*
kidnapped by relatives, who w*r* j
after hi* fortune nf I*oo.ooo, Is a
srti*st st the Waldorf-Astoria lmt-1
here with Charles Imhme, hi* uncle. '
Th* latter denies that ('has. waa
kidreeeee, end says he tamr with
him of his own choosing.
REASON TO ~
BE RESTORED
NEW YORK, June 11.—A man
with Ihr biggest head In Ihe .rid
was sent from llellevue hospital to
dsy In the City llospltsl on Wee.
well's island, lie la James Menu!.
The head of the normal man meas
ures sboui tl Inches In circumfer
ence, while -mil's head measure*
Cm Inches. Menu! has been an |s||
-1,1 since Infancy, and was Inken 1,,
ih- kaasetel In th. hope thai an op
eration could be performed that
would feet era his reason.
Menu! Is a dwarf, i feel I in, tall, i
Th* circumference ot his head la,
more than two Inches greater than
hi* extreme height. Prom his waist
up he Is proportioned on iriitn,,.
lit,.. having b lirr-.i'tlli of shoulder
and a depth or chest eater than
Jeffries, tiir pugilist Ill* leg* are
grotesquely short and thin.
Brooklyn Water Famine.
M it rOM .June 11.—A avnl.r
famine stares |tr,i,,klyn In lb* face,
,in, unless Ihere Is A heavy rainfall
within " very «hort time the city
will suffer gt—ally. Today th* de
partment began to dm tv from th*
•terse* ponds, which ordinarily sre |
not lon, li. I, nil,l which have only .1
reserve sufficient for a few day*.
STILL Ml-;
are mm
; Editors From East
ern Canada
WILL VISIT SEATTLE IS AIwWT
Informstlon te This If?**t R«**l»*d
by The Itsr lota, Ir.-i
Iks tail
InfotTnation w.» received at th.
Star oltlc* t-lir to the tttert thai
the I'sitrrn Canadian IMltorlal as
•notation win be htre about the first
•as- k In August .
Tbe VV.-.i.,,, Canadian Kdlfirlal
, association ha* Jual left her*. * 1
1 The National Editorial B**oclailnn
will he h*re,*boet Jun* 11. Imme
diately after ihr meeting In I'ort-:
land At lb* same time th* Ore-1
gen Stsi* frees me. .'latton will
come Ia Healtl. and whll* the** two
bndle* are here. ih* Washington
Mat* Press sssnclailen will be hold
ing the- annual meeting '•* »'
The IDsstrrn Canadian Editorial
association Include* Ontario and all
territory K—»t and -—hears* th.
editor* of all Hie Urge aad infloew
tiai newspapers of the t>-mlnloii of
Canada. They will meet at Mon
-1 treal August I, and as Bone as lb
meeting is over they trill lesv* for
a lour of the reset. • They will c—te
Wen , over ' the '• Canadian Pirlflr.
' vtsltlng all point* ef Interest .long
'that Use, and when they, arrive at
V.ncoutrr Ihey will rem* south and
, visit strait I. T»i-',ma, I sad I possibly
Port land. * It ha* nasi been decided
ye! what rout* they will lake on th*
return trip .! -".,,;
: II Determlfiod telolde. -*,
I'llll.M'l.l.rlllA |>a , Jun. »_-*'
In •cite of the struggles of his Son
to rrt.nt il. T_.'~»s. Hurklry. at
No. TO Mouth rourih street, I day
threw himself IB frost of a locomo
tive and *a» Instantly kilted, his
bt.ly t—ins horribly , mangled Will -'
, Urn RB'kley, th* son. ta bis effort*
|c save hi* rather, wee also seriuut:y
. Injured, having S one i feet crushed
beside, being l-odly rut and bruised
_ about >, the brad , Baal, body. ?,tei,s*«S
'yr**'l ■'■ ,— ■■" ■»'' ■'* ■ ip^*-rm
SOISOF
VETERANS
■ • ;. ■•■'■_ .■:, i
Appoint Committee
on Credentials.
KLPOssTN Or MINN Mill Mm
otk*r Preliminary Work Don* by
the taiy- SdJeuraeO US
til This Sflarnsso
The Soil* of Vetersns met this
morning st It flunk in Ihe Maoonle
Temple. The first business Irana
acted was the appointment by the
commander, W. T. Cavantugh. of
th. following committees: Com ml tie*
on rr-l-nilals- a" V. Havldge. A T.
llr ...let!. U. E. York, C. W. Rare—ore
and W. F. laock.
Division council committee—lt. It,
Hubbard, """amp S3: C E. Plimpton,
Camp I. anal W. F. Leak, Camp It
Committee on ritual—C. H. Pel*. 11.
E. York. O. n. llooke, F. 1.. I'arrntt.
and A P. Hmlth.
C'immlltee on report* of officers!
I*. I. Mellon. 11. It. Hubbard. A. R.
Traak, A. T. Bt-ddell. and R. J
Hugh.*
Report* of th* division officer*
were then read, after which Ihe fol
lowing two cr—imlttees were appoint
ed to extend greotlng* Ie lh. <1. A. R.
and the W. It. C respectively: O. A
11. committee— B. W. Young, A. T.
111.1d.11. W. F. I^wk, A. P. Smith. O.
H. Hooker W. 11. <* rommlllee-t*
V. Pavldge. 11. 11. Hubbard. 11. I
York*. C. K. Dlmpton. and F. K.
Pels.
Th* convention then adjourned to
meet st I o'clock this sflemoon.
Although the convenllon ad J,,urn
,-d unlil Ibis nflernssafn at 1 o'clock,
by reason or the committers Inab
ility to report In such a short lime,
the «ft. m ,ii Is being taken up with
committee meeting.. .*
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le.siir.s and lark nf skill, and allege
that th. i,11,r,l and track were un
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