The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09

CANT. They wore long osack cloaxs on
was q Autter Of handkerchiefs and some
ssy s4 of San francisco AM ps.ssd hy. A .msii
live black bear, surnamesl Sersihehla, was
perched ON 2 boz in 2 .aeon, which
Golden Gate Knights held their heads
erect and marched I'm fine style.
sion ii immsesiassiS a "pon arrival % at Masonic
!"Rs n. Parker M dee dsiiSspsd % mn ii a:isirss. Of web
and introduced Commissioner Douglass,
half OF the city. To both AL:
and this closed the public exercises. The
encanprnent then began it's secret session.
One of the incidents at the white house
this morning was the presentation tn the
president of the hoy Knights Templar from
Louisville. They wore the fall dress uni
chaIeau, caltirics and the like. They were
accompanied by Justice Harlan. who FORM
ally presented them. The president ADJ
dressed "a few words OF cnco,iragcrncnt
and compliment tn the boys and shook
each one by the hand.
The Iowa trouble immediately doomed
up and IL resolution was offered excluding
the members from that state from the.
| session. This resolution was carried and
the Iowa members somewhat indignantly
withdrew. General Roome, who "a grand
master of the order. had declared the Iowa
commantlcry and ITS members IN rebel
| lion, had nothing to do with Offering the
| resolution, hut simply placed il before the
convention. Ii IL authoritatively stated
that he took NO is i" the ,ns matter .aI a
| tions. The annual aslslress of
Grand Master Roome, who presided over
mentied selecting Ascension Day day
| OF special commenoration and religious
services by the order throughout the cosin.
space to the Iowa trouble. He said the
grand commandery of that state had at
te%p'ed nulify af,n ieliSsras.,y srcsnSr,.n: the
sna ~ though % i"e still % protesting loyalty
to the grand encampment and CON
aS" smpsS words. He adnitted tina, THE the ritual
| adopted by the San Francisco conclave In
1886 has not commended itself TO all state
| communicates, hut insisted while II was
| i'm force il was bound i'm duty upon the
knights tn obey IL. Iowa did attempt Ia
nwas AND Tasm a% ,hs eSss,Snas sn
of Legislation of the grand cncamPment
In concluding he recommended great
nate situation of affairs. The whole mat
ter of the ritual he trusted. would be dch
nately disposed of at this conclavc: and IN
| the final decision he hoped all would agree
| and IL Iowa was satisfied. all occasion TOT
disagreement would he removed. SooI
after the reading of General Rooincs all
dress, the conclavc adjourned until tn
| morrow.
This evening has been given up to sers
mansiery of San Francisco has been tin
recipient of unusual and marked atten
| tions. This afternoon the commander.
rendered Mrs. John A. Logan an elegan
reception at their quarters. The room
were deliberately decorated. Mrs. Logan
accompanied 10y her son, was received h.
Eminent Commander A. G.. Booth. Gen
Issimo Young and other officers. Thur
|, day afternoon Mrs. Logan. who is a war;
J friend of Golden Gate comuantiery, wi
/ give it's knights and ladies "a special reccI
] | ton AT Calumet Place. Tonight n publ
; reception was given by Golden Gate cor,
. | mandery.