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INFLUENTIAL Yxv Are ftt Work Kn" "ring I'rfilon 1 1 own I I II. I I- r. I Ih. an a 4 a a I' 1 i it- i i i i -a llfUl. of MuH-r.

Brought lr i M'-t n'm- A t-t I I i I I II-Illll. I I ii. I I I lit i. I I 1 1 1 1 .1 Mi. 1 M- 1 1 1 -r i II.

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mi In their be-. h.en a harah In hla i r.a -I 1,1. rl ra l-i rank i Hr.tai, It la al tne m.tr. peculiar irmi a--aalp 'i aiairmenta have been II i irr.nt that ha taketi he- 1 a a a 1 11 era a that he haa do pref-rrlna; t.i 'ii he Will he a en It-'tir-l at itini. future lloapltnla I.nat Daughter la Crockett.

i Crockett a .1,,,,,,, AllCl i fit; ti ihelr homa near daughter dla- a.vra of aa. and 'i Inmate of tha "he left tha I fracea of her i father. In hla 't n- hrmpltal In hia hopea wera 'h' he waa at -i Thla report. n.l wa baaed 'Me Crockett la hla liait dauaTh- w'l traval iha her CARRIAGE 0VERTUS5EDL urred at Fa at em In i he Raat Fnrt, rht ra me near mi, Anna 1 1 I'l'l waa drlvlna; a l-ti name.t. an.l Healed i.iph, Meaara.

V. whom ahe wa 1 1 in the city an-- at a paaaln n.l. aualdenly, over- -hn r.a r. W.J auatalnawV a fir mnti rtf. i afll.u, ii l-i All I It BANQUET Will Mark Installation af Alpha Kappa Kappa Chapter.

an banquet end flow of NiKr ttv AliaSa Kappa rt.it irfll fee. Installed at tn II 01 in.M(M. wMnh muif loni. iiiK-ni physicians will be prnt. ComniiiM will eotn-, It V.

f. Cook and Dr. P. Con- irwiupt rmtrtu on frmtarrrft i. mad by jrr Cook, and re- follows.

Itr. r. T. Da iHin'iux rxwki on fraterttf I. lu.n-r.

"Hot Air' I.r. lHrw and It la- M.aml Culirf lr Waller phy.w-ieu) of tlM lty I art i.aaimuirr in. Irr Wal- I'rlmeriue Dr. Davis. 1 Id- I 1 1-- a Mm I.

I rii'ii I It -iiul Hal -it It.i -bvm Mytlnger. I liltam Keller. Tre- Sliwn, VI, ITurtHii Waal Rees-arillne; n. n.i..-i win le I ere c. i.e..

I' I aixln.lge I' I'mmw, W. Hall. I.eiidfi. (.) WMw Y. Murr.liv.

Iw-rn. KudhofT. Churls, il.sxd,. V. a.dkvell, A II Iwvers (i I- KipT frainity f'njrvl i Mtla, i in N.w nrxl'Vara I h.

i I.r V. l.r I Vt i- t('t PITIABLE omlltloii of lMKlalfna nt Ity lloapltul. 1 VI t. it I.I- nrla rl. 'Tiy II a ili ro- tlm wr.ri Mnit'la I la 1 I ii iiin-m.

givu a per-f wi-1 puilla i.n -N inl 1 in Thurl.ty enlnK HI. M- will induct a hillrena -r r.i pull Prof. K'k--t. in, i nil Turner Hail, will Klv a May d.un l'tof. Heitea North ilminnatl Tur-r Hall.

m-IH i-i r. I (in fliiturtlny a wr-nth di-lll -Jl I-. flven by pup.la of the Slth I 'lrt. -it i.l. iind.

dlrwtlon ami -The l.y i.lla Tr- i will play vn-I'-K Mi I i hlMr.tr- clu.rua In-i St t'hilrch. i.rur Kim airl Tw.iri.i ill nina at.iura "in t'li iit I mil ft. Til 'tu will I- ii -1. it utiili-i -Ilr-. lr i and Inn.

ti alll he -I tlalh iMM.Iha ir. llvlded aa im- N- 1, iin.ly, tXt-'. i he illn-. JiiM.ii-. h.

Mr Uraf in. I Mr 'iMti Nn J. I.ly H-iun- il iiti.l i'. nndiT 1 h- of Mia 11 m. Mm arel Mr-.

It II-. n. ya. llll.ler th. li II.

-a li ll.wrm.iii Mloi M. 4 nnd fniicv mi. l--r h- ri M'-a Mr. Mle ha i .1 rn Uill tr-im V-Ila. in iler t' of an-1 Mra Krawak.

I uiitler Ihe I i 1 1, of Mra 'A Mm ihi.i.. ami Mi Kr-imer. ftl iIim It.i.r.l a Mra 1. M.ukl-r-l'. A lc 1'.

ill.lt Mia l(le. Mr A lit.i.i l-'m Se-retary. Rlea. Ti aiiri lhote by Bakar MR ANNA ClJkRX. t-niumhua.

Ohio, Who Haa Reatn Eleoteal I'raaadent if tha Ohio Womavn'a Chrtatlan Tem para oca Cnion. HEROIC MEASURE Taken Ily Or. Lamb To Avoid Be-lng a Cripple. rr. Frank H.

Iamb, one of tha most popular Interne at tha City Hospital, took a heroic reaolutlon yesterday and dockled to aubirrtt to an operation whloh la excead- Inglr painful, and aa oha result of which ha will be confined to haa bed for many weeka. Rather than remain a partial cripple for haa rasat of hta days he permitted a well-known surgeon to break bis left arm and reeaK it, and tha operation waa par-formed yeaterdmy morning. Some months ago. while playing baseball, and In running from one base, to another, he fell on the elbow, rauslng a fracture. For several weeka tie was laid ur, and when tha arm waa finally taken out of rhe epltnta ha found that he could only mort) It In certain directions.

This condition was discovered to be due to new tissue shooting oit and enveloping the bone aa In a band. To correct this the young doctor decided to nave It broken oxer again, and will now asrait tha reeust wfth a long siege. DIAMOND Stud Waa Nipped From Yalen. tine'a Shirt Front. Tha mysterious theft of a valuable diamond stud waa reported to th police last night.

Th stud was th property of Frank Valentine, who Is employed by th Cincinnati loa Manufacturing aod Cold Moras; Company at Court street and roadway. Mr. Valentine worked yester day, and after donning his working furb placed his street clotbaa la a locker, walcn he failed to eloa property. The stud waa In hla shirt front. Last night wan be started to changa dot hear discovered that th atud had bean tons from the shirt front.

II waa working la th etolnlty of th kick all day and is at a soaa to know bow taw thl saaaacwd to eraU ander a trsry DR. THOMPSON Is the Likely Successor or Late Dr. Speieer, durel. ExtensUi Society. Seventeen Methodist Bishops To Attend Board Heating.

Spring CnferrB-e Fr Wie. They Will Adapt Plan of Visitation Seope of Wsrk. The moat Important rellgloua meeting that haa ln nalhrml in Cincinnati for everai rill he that of tha Hoard of Bishop i. nomlii men Dr i the Methodist Episcopal Church, which ba-g'ns Ha eesalona October 311. to be con II it FitiIimi i Tun k.

Dr tin for a wk. mora or leaa. until im I tir ri work tha boarfl haa tn flnlhe1 Tha i IVmM of niahopa la m4 up of all tha tilahopa of tha Mthollpit fhurrh In activ rvr. whrthar rftn.lar or mlaalonary. It Itlll I om Hty th I'nltal Btata twlra yar.

In tha ai.rlna; rfl fall, 11 for th r.f a.l!nlr.f thn- Iv-a to tha dUTnrrnl ronfr-r. a In th np.iltimrnti of I -rk th sn.l mlnHlonarv r.njr.tr1 -'lHn th thai hv ftlahopa to liiil I 1 1 1 1 lhm hy the Coi.ferenca. aurh aa viir. rh'll I In-lia and Africa tn I i ai'ir hr H'irr wf-na frit- GERMAN K'ti'lTzartTH To B-neflf From Grand bazaar To Be Huld la the Mii'lc Hal i nt Mualc Hall it. t-mler 2 for th i-mii'i I-' I the member -t l-ltrmr.

i .1. ta I im a ari ii rrtly In lie ri tne. It la -l I lwi a r. entertHlned I r. will I.

ar -i a' ra Jull ti. I hor t.iua Ka-thereit all I be In ojw-rat n. ali The lavlle. hnv. I Th f'-r Intnnr.

Dtr-rfrt, win irm.nnt r-Mnfie ryf ar -f tti- 1( It IN r. Of th IilBV)TA. fliwl bv th Onornl Cn-fiTn w'V-r rli11 Th- lhte fttahop F. X. Mni Ti nxt In to Biihop N'ln wIM hvi th i-rtvlleifr of Itr-rit ht horrvo A rr work of hfirrl In oonrvevnlon wrlvi Kiiira nrritj" fT the vlsltaUon of iT.riurvl orTifT'iK hs tpn fornpletl, r.il o.ut1onai ff law ni rtltflplln may hup up fur MulTli u1p of ml'.

inters from nil i-nrri- th country who M.i' with in the -i pr tl' h-4r rhufhen a vail th prl 1 1 tirtng'infr a.f-Mim or grlvajMNi to th aftntlon of the (-inl In all tli'- ir.w the Iloril of rlta- Hoy rl il lot I'm. t'-it 'U-llve-m wM'h. aa a matter Af ipe, carry thj frrrtit wght with No if ur- ever brought I i M-f tMH rl I'H HI ICNt CK HT'rrE(OR. of the ni'Kt important things to .1...... t.u IK -4 1 A dr.

I th." lat- lie V. i flrencer tme Mai.y r. rtur.tury of ihurch i other have; t. i.el'.n Hh Iij at I'tilladtli'lilu Thla la a i.ii in as I rifrren otllotr and one of the lr i at ami r. fn-nalblL- In the i miniM ir i ii i.r.

ti hlie th. ll.iard Hlahupa has n. irN.ll, ili-n to lc. It will recn.nund aonie ik- r--. i i in.

ni. us nret waieia. A' I Mi a M.ir Kl.r.nt. th-ltrtl of I Hre. loin, hue many from Imi be el.t.

and Halurli. mvmIuiih aflrrnivtn. Ms M.ii.-n a thratur nt the Fall in In "olunilnia. 1 hlo. The innn'ii.

bill. hi amminti vlrtunliy to an ti-'ti. the am let jjeiitrally c-ni(lrni Thrrr nre many prominent Methodist dl- vln.a mentioned this position, i splcu- 'ua i.tnohK them beliiK the name 1 'r. Edward 'MittmpB-n. of Atlanta, He.nt.-iry of the Sj.ri.ho League Anieilca.

i he spring conferences which the Hlahopa will make aitlntmnta are tha following Arkaneas. Benifal-Ii irmii. linmliay, Central Missouri Central 1'. nns Ivanla. Ix-laware.

East (iermau, Kaat Maine. Florida, Kansas. Lexlr.Kton. I.ll.-rla. Little Louisiana.

Maine. Mexico, Mississippi. Missouri, Newark, New EiiKUnd. New England South, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, New York Knt. North Iiakota, North India.

North North New York. N. W. India. W.

Kansas. Philadelphia, Hu Johns River HI Louis. South America. South India Month KansaSj 8 Vi Kansas, I'pper ermont. irginla.

Washing 'll. llmlnsTton. Wyoming, the Gulf Mis si. n. Malaysia.

W. South America 1 lie Committee ex- l1" me meellng the rr.l will he ly 17 This number Includes the eneral.l.. P.ishop liowmun. who I- on the retire, I list, but who has i.en as- aiarn to preach in one of the churches dur lnK his stay. OTHUR BISHiirS FX PKCTED.

The other Hlahopa who are exported sre (he llishop R. S. F.ter Hjx-iturv. Mass Hlshop S. M.

Merrill' Chl-( i'i. Hlshop Andrews, of New York tn. itismip vtsrren. or I nlvers'iv Park Hlshop I) K.ns, of Philadelphia. 1,1 i' r.

uiirai. or asnington Hlshop Wal.len. Cincinnati, nish.ip 1-' Mail nleu. Auburn. hue.

Mam Hlsht.n ti or Hlshop Fltzifer aid. of St Bh-p I. oi 1 A U-olilaell of i oga. Term Hlshop C. c.

Mrs -abe of omaha, Neb Hlshop Earl Cranston of Port.an.l. lilshoD J. W. Hamilton Han Francisco, and BishoD J. M.

Thol in rn of India. Bishop H. Vincent la at present In Europe, vlsitir.a the Switzerland conferences and Bishop Moore is In China. Other missionary Blshors. who will not be present are Bishop C.

flarttell. of Africa; Bishop Parker, of Lucknow. India, and Blfhou arner. i alcajtta, India. The Bishops on tha Sunday of their stay-in thla Ity will be Invited to preach tn the prominent churches of different denominations Retjuesis In this direction have so many that nt more than one third of them could be granted.

One request came fr Ky, The Hat of aisipnm. nts cannot ha definitely arranged until the arrival of the It la aome 12 years atro that Clnclrna'l waa ace, rded a meeting of the Board or Hl.oor. and the hest famlllee. nre vMnc with each other to give them entertainment Bishop Fowler, the distinguished orator of the ohurcV will deliver his famous lecture "Abr.ihT.rn IJncoln" on Thursday-evening, octooer 31. In St.

Paul a Church tin Friday evening. November 1 In the same church a public reception wlli be tendered the visiting Bishops, and on Saturday nlgtit. November 2. a banquet will be given them at the (Irand Hotel the feature of which will be that It will be attended bv prominent men and cltliena of all RARE BOOKS Ift By Will To Local Public Library. The ribllo Library has Just received a collection of books which wtll be of Interest to the student of music.

Mr. William Schml.lt. at one time first German assistant at the Tenth District School, a student and composer of mueic. through the influence of Mr. Louis Kothenberg.

the present Principal of the Fifteenth District School, decided at his death to give to the library the books' which he had collected. These books have Just been received. The gift Includes, in addition to collections of sonatas by the leading composers, a number of books on th theory of music. The latter are In German some uu uu.iini more man a century ago The oldest, published In Lelpslc In 1742 ii "Oradu ad Parnaraurn," by Johann Joseph Fux who was born In lflao. Another the "Abhsndlung von der Fuge." written by Frledrfc-h Wllhelm Marpurg, and published at Berlin In 1753.

still holds a high rank though nearly a century and a half old It covers three volume, tha third containing tables Illustrating the text of th other two. There is alao th "Anleltung xur Prak-tkachen Muslk." by Johann Samuel Petri, publiahed In 1783. and the "Orundltche An-welsung sur Composition." by Johann Al-brechtsberger. an Austrian, distinguished ss a contrapuntist. Ttve remainder, though not so old.

contain material which la fully aa valuable. HOME TREATMENT Did Not Effect Cure in John Ryan's Case. Two weeka ago John Ryan, an employe of th Aetna Smelting Works on Hunt street. had hla face severely burned by bolllng sinc wttrl bending ever a kettle filled with the seething metaL Re resorted to bom treatment for the cur of hi Injuries and erysipelas developed. Yesterday he applied at the City Hospital for admiaalon and his face presented a terrible sight.

The half- healed burns, together with the spread of tne rrTiimM. cover xne entire race, and the disease Is spreatdlnr to the eyes, and the danger 1 that be will blinded for Ufa. AatATEPB The Dramatic Club, of th Zllpha Barnes Wood School of Muate, under the direction of Mia ZJnama, Maa Crapaey of the elocution depsuruMnt. will siv aa entertainment FVtdav evening-, November 8. i mt waunaaa wnrm noussa, jaat Jrund, for tbe benefit of tha Children's Hospital.

The Drssmatie dub wtll present Thomas J. WUilaxiM's oa4r-t farce, "lay Tan Next," St THE ENQTTrREB, (ODTATI, MONDAT, OOJOBER 2B, 1901, NEW ORGAN At Itallaa Caareh DediAtod With Excellent osteal A rocaj mt4 iattramnttM foooart waa gtm teat raadn a4 tha I 'alia Ctrr at ttva Hnart oai Bruaj5waT. aVadl- eaktlnw tka wa orama vklcb ka rwoanUr ttaraj Inata'IM. Tha prtoalpail prtkcipnia war Siar Rewoao Ooroo. pianrtal.

aivo Aiopt 8(a4ronarn. oranlat Tfcair war Wy anat4 by Mlaa Kathry" Olbbcrtia, aopraao; Mtaa Kart1tv Klarar. movnao: Mlaa EBaia Lrotaa Bmanl. mmo aopramo; Carl Oantvoort. bao.

an-I tha ot tha ItaJUn Church ao4 Cfcurcb of rba Barred Hat ot Camp Waahlnrton. Tha prxararoma ovmA with an orwaa aolo, Toccata." ftrni Op hy Boall-Bann. Piayx ly Mr. m.a!-mnn Tha rwrw one an attowa ta advntara In thla a- lr-tlon. prorlnc to a waU-volcai l-Mruniwl.

thourh a trlfl ahrtli. du oo doubt to ita rwwnraa than to any ma-crianlcal fault. Th numr waa iha FraJaa Ya tha tf M-Miror. with piano anrf orn awrnpar.lrrr.t Mlaa thn aana Albtnr, h.rnn a rrn'rtlonai ynTpoaiton. KMiim A IT air.

ia bona baa a ii a-r ratio or F' ru aiao ar. ruii In A. fiat by The prelude from Balnt-Saena'e waa rendered Tha concert loaed with th "Haec Mm." by Rlra. arranjeed t.T chorua. onran and rrfano A tne entertainment waa a delightful mualcal affair.

CONFERENCE Of Cincinnati Prebytery To Lat All Day. The Preabytery of ClnclnnaHwlU bold an all-day conference to-lay at tie Second irnl.i..M. Th Ilf.ard of Olahopa haa no l-r1latlv jrMtytarln hurfh. Raventh i h.iMriK i ri pnarr. nn'l It 'l'joa not enart lawa xna an1 aft-i ii.

u.iiiM.m to th- rhuri-h nor iloa 9 upon mrir Hr! to only i.t,.r,. Hre to only il I II U. 1 with tti.Ml.d ro. ir All 1-Kllailve mntt-ra belonn tt.e of The church In aenrl mit- ni i-t I. ini.rl na repr.nie-l liy i -nerai I'onfrence.

I lr I rt ao I nt vifrttfllkm for I' Ii-huh I rn ann.iai 4.rfr.r.' ma wan a.ao nf I ri. r-trWna of the Filahopa. id th. th deiath of one of their rvimt.T ninkea u-n cr.ut aa urn nmra 'Ave Maria ano an d'Haj-delo-t the latter with violin obllarato. nlnvnl hv Biarv.r Rfnel 'loTTti the numteri on tba moat were rsn- Ikn.rln" arxt "Tina hauaer" ravectlvoly.

hy Low for otano and oraar. Mr Btadermann alao STILLALIVE, nd aea- bxtha mlnta- tera. Mra and ilriic n. hulAo tha evenlnf 1. all are Invum ts Hev.

W. R. will prealda at tne forenoon aeaalon. and adlrtatea will be made by Kev tieor(t" E. iowdy.

Rev. H. Jamea. KeA-. Jur.M rxwl Ponue.

Elder H. Wllaon. Dr. G-orK J. 1-laheT and Rev.

Charlea Walker. In the afternoon Rev. will preal.le. and the apeak-era will 1- Rev. A RMnow.

Rev Georite H. Lee. Hev Charlea Frederic iKiaa Revi. E. F.

Iiyport, Jolui L. Ba.lrd. Ph -eph Winder. W. Humphry.

Hhlelda H. Hlakenr re. 8 rul-ton and J. -tin I. Oorat At 3:46 o'rlock Rav.

Jvhn A. Kwult will prt-ach a aermon. In tha evening H-v. Richard Soirter will pre-alile. and after a brief addreaa Rev.

J. Francn I L) a atrnv.n on 1 na reoia- coatal Church the tlreateat Nwd of tha Time." will delivered bv Rev. Trum bull I.ee, I I. The consecration will ra under the ldemhln of Rev. A.

H. Rlnta, an.l Rev. Henry M. Curtla will cloaa lha K-etlnjr The on ETO-naellatlo Work haa bef-n aa follows: Rev. A M.

Rev. William Jarnet. Itev J. A Ewalt. Secret Kv 1:..

Trumbull I.ee. Klder K. R. Moree. F.i ler H.

Rlakem.Te and Elder Edwin a. Miller. Hut Father Franoig "Wlmsey Is at Death's Door. It was wl'h considerable surprise and grat ification that the kind sisters of the Good Samaritan Hospital saw the dawn of another day yesterday and Father Francis A. Wlmsey still In the land of the living.

Al though weak, exhausted and for the greater time unconscious, the dying prleat battled through tha day. and when night came only a slight fluttering of his pulse was noticeable. Many visitors called to vee the kind man. as friend ami priest, they hon ored for those sterling qualltbs that made him a figure In the Church, but none were admitted except his sister and tha, Archbishop, birth whom he failed to recognize Iate last nlcht the who are keeping the tender iiril at his bedside had no hope that he would live another day. SCORE Of Applicants For Maiager of Merchants and Manufacturers' Association.

A good deal of Interest Is being taken In the proposed enlargement of the facllltlea and work of the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association. This organisation has done much to bring buyers Into Cincinnati In the spring and fall seasons for over ten years, but It has recently been decided to enlarge the acope of tha association so as to operate more excursions Into the city and bring more people In, something on the order of the Mer chants Association of New York and similar organizations In Chicago and St. Louis. To this end, as has already been noted In Thi E.nquireh. it has been decided to secure new quarters, which will be In the Neave Building, on the ground floor, and a new man-will be hired, who will be in the offlce all tha time and look after nothing but the business of the association.

There have been several meetings of com mittees of the association with the representatives of the railroads and the matter if how the excursion business will be op erated haa been discussed at some length. Another matter that haa also been taken up with the railroads is the choice of a secretary or manager. Thlai Is the hard eat question that the association has to decide. there being at least a score of applications for the position, and a good many of the men coming veaj- highly reeommended. It Is the intention of securing a man who will work In harmony with the railroads and the members of the association, and the detre of the railroads will be largely consulted In the selection of this officer.

Other meetings will be held this week, and It Is expected that the manager will be selected and the form of bringing excursions Into Cincinnati determined upon. DAILY FASHION HINT FBOM PAEI8. "GARDE JFRA-NCAISE DRESS. Thbs draaa la of royal bin cloth. Th la- pete are faced with whit ototh braided with nsofcair braid.

The sleeve ar in the sanx style. Th hsuaqnes and ektrt ar ornament with MAJT DQ68 P0IS01ED. Th owners of pet dogs In tha neighbor hood of Broadway and Abigail streets ar op In arm over th wholaaals manner in which their pets ar betas; slauajhtered. Within tba past two day not leaa than. 40 canine hay been poisoned la that part of the etty aod th deaaoeatilnc ooaspaay wagmct haa beam kept, working; overtime hauling tha caresses of tha dead dogs away.

The doc owners are xOghly Indignant oa account of th affair, and If th real culprit are discovered it is said thex wiu innate in um netgnooraooa. toiaA Jcrs 'cri3aa tm nay. -it-- TNI OCO. W. MtALMN CO.

Whmtm i mr It Stmt Im THm A4. D4 tfm 5a. Specials for To-Day MONDA October 28th. Brass and Iron Beds. BRASS BEDS (Fourth Floor Handaome deaifna, 1 aBri 2 1 oc beary baaka AOF.M and apiral Taa tTaw tr ta.

IRON BEDS-White, tamed hraaa knoba and too rail. alao dt.aa all colora and deaigaa Furniture. CHAIBS AKD ROCKERS NOMINEES t'a. For Annual Election of St. Aloy-gins Orphan Society.

The delegates from the German speaking Catholic parishes of Hamilton County met yesterday afternoon at St. Mary's School Hall and nominated the candidates for the annual election of officers of the society. Mr. Arnold Bpelse presided and the following gentlemen received the nominations: President. Henry Dorger, Ixuls Hudepohl.

Vice President. Jos. Wehmhoff, August Busch; First Secretary, Herman H. Even. W.

T. Tlmmermsn; Second Sajoretary, J. HirsChfeld, B. H. Markus: Third Secretary.

Frank H. Kutikel. Jo. Soheve; First Treasurer, J. H.

Wenstrup. Henry Borchard Second Treasurer, Clem Sahlfeid, B. Bruns; Trustees, Geo. Schmidt, G. H.

Sandheger, B. Bunke, Frank Macke, A. Lucaa, H. Llnne-man; Banner Carrier, Theo. von dm Brink.

Loreni Beck. 8r Assistants. Al Schroeder. Henry Deters. Frank Nieman, Llnneman; United States Flag Bearer.

Lorens Beeeten. Louis H. Berneus; Assistants. Chas. Johannlng.

Herman Thai. Henry Klster, B. Bruns These nominations will be read at the next meeting of the society, which takes place on 8unday, November 10, for approval. The election will occur on Sunday. December 1.

The race ror the tTeeioency will be hotly contested for. Mr. Dorger seeking re-elec tion, with air. Huaepom th honor. determined to gain THIRTY-THIRD Anniversary of A.

O. TJ. W. Will Be Celebrated To-Nlght. The 28 local lodge of the pioneer bene ficiary fraternity, the And en Order United Workmen, will celebrate th thirty-third anniversary of Ha organ lxat ion by a mass lrWertlon on Monday evening.

Ootober 28, tn Douglas Castle Kail. Sixth and Walnut A deajr team, oompoed of th talent especially frtted for the different posttiona, wtll confer th Workman Degree upon a monster ciaas of candidate, the screen work and accxrmxieLnrl na- lecture having tteen etsurusxeq to capaiMe Drotner. and at the conclusion th Ooor work WM1 exem plified by Oermania Lodge Team, to to followed by addrests by prominent member. Tbe order waa- founded in 1868 bv- John Jordan Updiuroh and 13 other, and has grown to Tta present inernhcrghap of scattered throughout eiy state and th Ctuaadlaa pronncea. rt tta paid more than to the families of Its deceased members.

Together wtth tha many other order of Ha kind distrlinitaa $1,000,000 a week to deceased members' families. Blmirar ceieorataou will mark rhe amii srtiei ver rts lodge are aatuatvd. MEETIIQ OF OIOHTa. At a maetxnc held at St. PaaTa Bali, oa Pendleton atraet.

yeaterday 27 hraachea of the Catholic Knights of Ohio, of HaxaOtoa County, were rerareeented. Hev. J. Pohlschnelder extended a weioom to the assembly. After routine inislin Chart IJenhartl a ad H.

O. Bcheper were selected to represent the council In th National Federation of Catholic Societies, to be held In thla city la December. Ctleawa's Annual Horse 8 how. Chicago la mparts for tba most brll- Bana horse shew vr fcald waaat of New York City. It I to be held at ra OoBsi lis the week ot Noarewaser 4, smder olfss tion of th Chicago Hor Show Associa tion, it will De tn econa asMbt.

tioa of thla organisation, and frraa the prssnmt outlook will far aurpaaa that of last eax tn th latlaW of axUhUa Cmm I priaaa to amwist af ar egerad Iassa Buy ar at th lng cough talk will Invited. lland-carred backa. Mahogany and Golden Oak, larg-e ratr ot tyle. from AM 75 up 10 1 Kach Elegant Leather Chaira and Rockers, araaraoteed beat bair fillina; and leather, Urge ortoynt from. t29.0 up to Kach DAVENPORTS Mahog Encvw raged bv the euceaaai that haa t-t ended his efTorta In raanUng space on Uva elgTU floors of the new power plant and manufacturing building which Is being erearted at tha oorrver of Eighth and Sycamore, Qeorge Alter.

Its pronwtor, Is looking about for a arte on which to erectt another building of Its kind. Mr. Artec says that he Is already assured of a rental of $42,000 annually from the Eighth and 8 yea more street buildings Fourteen Arms are to move Into It aa soon aa It la ready for occupancy. The present site coat the Power Plant Building Company, aa It la called, f.M.000, but the company must pay a perpetual groajnd rental of $22,000 a year. At th aye figures, however, and also taking Into consideration the ooat of tha building, an Income ot $42,000 from the rentals will reallxe a big profit on tha Investment.

As a site for the seoond building Mr. Alter has been endeavoring to purchase ine Banner Brewing Company's property at Canal and Wamtrt. faaruterlr tha location of the Fierier Preserving Company, but the Banner people, who are to move to Fair-mount and Increase the capacity of their brewery, want $120,000 for the Canal and Walnut street property. Thla Is understood to be considerably rraare than Mr. Alter cares to pay for ttve destred site, though It was pointed out to him by Mr.

Frederick Sa-ihmldt. who eneavored to close the deal, that In the Banner Brewing Cnmpiny'i property he ran grttlng a site covering naaarly twice aa much ground as the site at Eighth and Sycamcn-e. which practiceJly ot $107,000. Mr. Alter oould not be persuaded, however, to accept the property at Desiring a somewhat less coartly piece of property and one more oetitrally located, be is rooking about down town for something to suit him.

and haa already entered Into nearoUationa for a prominent corner In the central portion of the manufacturing district Should the negotia tions go through he wtll Immediately take steps for the formation of a stock company to erect another building similar to tha one now under construction. any and Oak; lo, Uiten port Beda from $24.04 each up to fM.M. Elefraot atylea In Oak BuOeta.eacb t-" Parlor and Fancy Tb," Mahogany and Q.7J Oak s9w U- Ladiea' Writing Deka and Muaic Cabinet. cff. all atylea.

Mahogany, Golden and Flemiah Oak, Irom Up. Library Rookcaaea alao, Combination Bookcaaea and O.N WritinK Oeaka, from f- Odd Pieces inJreaa Hoxea, Taboureta, Vernia Mar- CJ'T' tin Cabineta and Teakwood, up to, each f7 3 ANOTHER Big Power Plant May Built To Supply the Demands of Local Manufacturers. FOUNDLING, Alwaya Damb, Utter Flrat Word at City Hospital. Something In th nature of a miracle haa been worked In the caaa of Elmer Dale, a five-year-old lad. who yesterday waa trana ferred from the Children's Homs to the City Hospital, suffering from whooping eougtv Irobe.bly Elmer haa been more written about than any other child in tha Home from the fact that although it Tf and unuaually bright for his age, he nev.r uttered a wortl ra i's-ai "in er bv eminent aoedal I ala a ho pro nounced them perfect, and who were puiiled that he never spoke Numerous tests were made, but all were futile, and at last the physicians came to the conclusion that some other defect prevented the boy from giving utteranc.

to sound The boy is a foundling, and the Children Home authorities were unable to get ax.y Information which might help them to unravel the cauae of hla la of a taa-a-. erai daya ago tha boy developed a hlgti fever, and when In delirium he distinctly repeated the words "Papa' and Mamma Wiien the fever abated somewhat he ass taken In hand by one of tha nurses, and then he waa taught tn say the w.rd "good-by." and voluntarily and without prompting- he said "goo-goo eve In thus experimenting with the child It waa found that he bad no difficulty In pronouncing srorda beginning alth either tha letter I) or O. while the attempt with other worde was an entire failure Aa e.n aa the hnr i-erovera from the attack Whoop- rne experiment to ic.tii in ui be continued. EFFECTIVE Method By Carriage Manufactur er To Protect Employe. On of th most Interesting feature rt th present strike among th carriage makers Is th condition that now exurts at th extensive manufacturing plant of th xtenalve manufacturing plant of Bayers a Bra-will, at Brig harm The firm dectded lo take good care of th men and suggested that they take up their quarters In factory.

They were glad to do so Cots ware secured, as were stow, dishes, oooklng utensils snd other things that are necessary to camD Ufa To while away the long hours of the night the firm purchased games of ail deacrTptlona and the men agreeably amuse themselves. They eat and sleep In he building and ar faring nlce.v Tha trlkers have not relaxed their vigilance the building and and declare th employes of the company will soon get tired of camping out and BROTHERS Fall Out and a Shooting Affray la Reanlt. Ed snd Joseph Vorhela. eo4ored. owned a little coal offlce at 813 George etreet.

They dissolved partnership and earh embarked hi bufllneaa on hla own account. Ed snd Jo met Saturday night Ed told Jo that he was taking his customers from him Joe thereupon struck Edward, who went to the stdewalk Edward then secured his blimderbu and started on a still hunt for Joseph He found him and aent a ahower of bullets at the retreating form of Joan ph. who was beaUng all reeorda In K' down a dark aliey. There were no arre.is GIFT8 TO PUBUO LIBRARY. During the five weeka ending October 23d the Public Library of Cincinnati received gifts to the number of IS books and 101 pamphlets a total of .101.

The Cincinnati donors were: Mrs. Clarence A. Wager. Mrs. Virginia Ellard.

Mia Jennie Row. Mra. A. Kresken. Mlaa Delia Ixwe Mra Anna H.

Bvromea, George A. Turrlll. Cornelius Cadle, Cincinnati Chapter Iiaoghters of the American KevotUtlon. Howard K. wurlftsee.

Ml so Harriet Oar re Leon. I Millar, (J Nicholson and vnihelm tV-hmidt The library' I dearlrou of amp let lng lla sets of Poole periodical and wmrld weioord gifts of the older le known maa-aaine. LOCAL NOTICES. CTCuirt'i Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry, a warranted cure for Coucha, Co Ida Bronchial and Lung affections. Every botti guaranteed.

All druggist, 26c E7Mothers will find Ma. WntiurVl Soorniiro Sracr ths best remedy for their children. 26c a bottle But your groceries frota S. J. steCossba.

t7Try the Horn Steam Laundry. 40 A reads DEATHS. BIEDEXHARN Bernard October 3d, 1K1. at 11 80 a- bauoved husband of fiarhertna BIoarrham (pe Somhorst), at tba age of 86 year. Funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 7 JO o'clock from his residence.

191s Colereln avenue. Requiem high mess at Bi Auanwtin'a Church at a- m. Ralatrra and frtaod CLARKIoaarph. aaaad 4 years, balm ad nusoena or Anna ajaara tne Ulaaaosl. Sunday.

Oct. 27. at 12 0 jx m. Burial from rat reeidetv-e, No. 822 E.

Seventh su. T-aeavaay at 1 ao p. nv DAVTSON Wflham Sr. at I a sa. oct.

Tl. at nia lata reetdence, HarTason. Ohio, aged 79 rvere Paaeral Tuassday at 2 p. m. from ridetkcx FrVasade larvited.

LA IE enry Laoer. Saturday. Oct- SB. at p. nv, in hta Both year, rwneraj rron reaidanc of Bamoei Straua.

Mar vt Services st Mortuary Chapel. Catted Jew I ah Cemetery, Oct. 28. at 7:30 p. Walnut Hills.

Monday auxtoiy eaart sower. sTWTNBONJafnaa, aged' 17 yaara, Sunday. Oct. 27. at 12:45 p.

m. Burial Teas day from late reetdenc. No. S04 Bett sc. at 9 a.

so. Friend Uavttaxl Maanbar of Fifth Ohio Volunteer JsfasKry. St. Louis) paper pi copy MICHIE BROS. I "-r aia w.vaaKi-th a.

ai J.J.SLtaiCi.ti:Tiiu?il MONUMENTS mltUSSi D. H. BALDWIN 4k CO. GEOILUI (.) BECIT1L larsaay aaxiisa. aw.

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Shillito's Stores Arr replet? with the irrratet atvortmrritt of raw. bnsht Tri eavnar1 mr-chandi rTer jfatherl under tne roof. Our erentf yrar eijnerra catering to our cutomer' wants in tbe differen-tlira of oar ciTrr. a a potent adTantagt that aid Tf ry tnatnallj when makinf our ale-toea. One of tha laoat efle-llv rrwattaxaa la Draaa 1 a ihovi thla aaaiaosm.

Vary bf-illtaat. Nataral Excellant quality. All ot tha papaalar tiata atrra-t and ervnlag wear a re tully irpreaal4 A moat beanttfal wear aod iqntala laatar To call apatartal aomlioo to thla eilk a qasi It lot a tew daya al 98c Ymrd. Silk rr pmrl mrnt AimU a 7 "seldom has Fashionralled tor aorh a lavish display of Lac ea on Drreaee aa th aeaa-nn And what an effective trimming they mas' We hare tha kind everyt0y wanta Kd rings, Insertlngs. Hand.

A Hovers, Cut-Out Mousaellnes, Appliques, Blavrk, White and Fancy Color In ahort lengtha at rVfcat Cfstty Lm4r Actmml Vaea Iresm.kers will find this to tx- a great money, saving opportunity Xace an(i Trimtatn eparf inrnt a 2 Fine quality A late ahipment just received ahotiM have ar-rived rV days ago the money loss is not sustained by us and we are able tn give our patrons a tsrgsin thst i extremely a scarce one in thee tins ikkIi. I rtc Tai Lmt. All nPW lRilpS. A 0. a fine black male to retail at $2 25.

"4 inches in width afV 1 .79 Yard. ThUclolh is made of the Finest Auitrahan ytru ind has the high and permanent tiniatv Cloth Opurttnrnt, keren') srrref F.ntrmncr ANDREW JKROINI a CO. Shavt Yourself? 8 having one self real hrf ury. If before and after shaving you use Woodbury's Facial Cream It softens th beard, clears, soothes and heela the skin, leaving It smooth, firm and whit. VaasWr-i Natal tea sal tar all tab mm.

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in color and FORTY Frl.l PAUE IiIlAWINliS. In tint, hy I'LIKK NEWEl.L On boi-i J.ft a Heroines of Fiction By W. D. H0WELLS. A full page picture Dy rveiter, nnsry.

ttk Sterner. Tohln, Hntt and others. A moat raiaanr attractive Holiday gift. 2 vcHe omi mented cloth, gilt top iln Mi 13 The House Divided By H. B.

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rtpea-lal cover. portrait 1n color, etc SI. 13 mt. a a Let Hot Man Put Asunder By BASIL KING. A brilliant study of tbe nxxiera divorce proMtrm.

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