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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

som. from the guard side of the room. I'M
mediate search was made. but the thieves
had done their work long before, and
doubtless escaped at some way-landlhg.
Sonora Yznaga afterward sued the own
ers Of the Richmond. hut was uhsuccrSs-
fnl There was a safe ia the pur-er :
otfee.-pursers are called clerks ON thsoe
hoats-for such valuables, and for other
reasons the claim was not granted by the
courts. With Sonora lznaga that night
came. clinging. frightened and crying 1T
tle Consuela. now Duchess OF Manchester.
In a World interview with Ward McAllis-
ter. the famous society man of New York,
In which he talks of celebrated marriages
of American girls with titled Europeans
h. tells of this. the first of those notahle
matches. 1T created a great deal Of eN-
element he says. and ] suppose Consu-
Ella Yzuaga at that time was among the
most envied girls in New York. She
was pretty girl. and. although her fam
ily possessed no great wealth. she was ac-
ecpted cordially In society. She lived
with her mother. If remember rightly in
a pretty place at Orange. y. j.. but was a
constant visitor at the best houses IN
New York. When Lord Vaudeville came
over here first the story was that ne was
deyoting himself to Miss Minnie
stevens. who afterwards married
Cant. now Col. Alfred Pagct. Con
suela Yznaga aud Miss stevens
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

"A few DAYS ago. said Mr.. Kumlately
Il saw II picture in the New York World
of Lady Vaudeville, now the Duchess OF
Manchester, which made me feel old.
Not that the Duchess is old. but that pic
ture makes her look quite matronly, and
| remember her when she was little girl
with sunlight in her eyes aud hair was
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

For about three hours yesterday after
noon Fairhaven was the only city to be
seen on the bay. owing to the dense vol
ume of smoke from the clearing of the
LYONS addition. Whatcom and Sehomc
were completely developed and and were
not visible at any distance until late In
in the evening. This state Of affairs is
almost unknown at this season of the
year as there is generally enough wind to
carry away the smoke. but yesterday It
settled over the land and a part Of the
bay aud was unmovable as is usually the
case in August and September.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

Each mail brings numerous inquire,
from prospective newcomers. Among tn,
latest s from band Of 100 families ia II.
linois who are planning to locate in Fair.
haven and country with a view TO fruit
eulturp
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

nightly, for years, and hadn't the re-
hottest idea that an Irishman is Celt and
a Frenchman Gaul, and that at the
time of the Franco prussian war. Me-
Mahon. with his Gallo nativity and Celtic
name, was marshal of France"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

For RENT-Three furnished rooms suit
L able for Offices. Address q. W. WaldroD.
yUANTED-An intelligent boy To do office
w work and carry papers. Apply at the
HERALD Office.
WANTED to work AT the Fort BEL
w ingham brick yard. Also pile-driver
to drive 90 piles For PARTICULARS call ON
Mex inley Stalght 4 Butler, Eleventh street.
For RENT-Two large rooms on ground
floor adjoining Casino theatre. now I'M
der const ruction. one front and one In rear.
&. W. Waldron.
A II. MORRISON, LAWYER. PRACTICES
hs in all courts and before the United
States land Office. Elm street. near Holly.
FOR SALE-Furnlture Of three rooms COM
pletely furnished for house keeping. Priv
lege of renting eight unfurnished rooms.
Inquire upstairs over Fairhaven Drugstore,
Twelfth street.
UNITY LODGE. No. I19. l. %. @. T.. MEETS
EVERY Monday at I'D y. m. at the Taber-
nacle. Visiting members are cordially In
vitCd.
u. ". HuNrooy. Scc'y. CHAs. A. II ASsES. CT.
OCCIDENTAL COUNCIL. No. 4. JR. q. L.
\. NJ meets every Thursday at 10 pm. AZ the
Tabernacle. Visiting brothers are invited.
G.. ". BCITSEn. scc'y CHAs. A. HANSEN. Z.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

Innumerabe mills single mills and other manufacturing
establishments running and in of erection
Over three miles of the finest front in the world
owned by the Farhaven Land Company
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

Electric Railway incorporated and under way
Mammoth steel and iron furnaces be blown in during
the of 1890
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-27

The nexhauable supply Of coal iron and timber the Ska
git River actually tapped by the Fairhaven Southern
Railway which is now thoroughly equipped and operating,
with daily trains to sedro
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12

a telling address by High Chief Ruler A. NJ.
Dewey.
The Rechabne 1drocate will be issued early
next week.
The Friendship Juniors will visit the Eagle
Juniors tomorrow evening.
Friendship Tent No. 70 will visit the Eagle
Juniors and Purity Tent No. tomorrow even
ing.
Past High Representative A. A. Allison is
taking an active interest in the work of organi-
Zation.
Grand Chief Ruler Woodford is hopeful of in
stituting several new tents before the close OF
this year.
Deputy High Chief Ruler Charles A. Johnson,
of Baltimore, reports his work as progressing
satisfactorily.
High Chief Ruler Dewey has encouraging re-
ports from the deputies in New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut, and West Virginia.
Friendship Tent No. 73, last Monday evening,
after the customary initiation, was entertained
with spirited address by Grand Representative
j. L. Wright.
High Secretary-Treasurer Patterson has re-
ceved an application for charters from two
tents in Michigan, now working under charters
from the English Order of Rechabtes.
Chief Ruler A. j. Eaton and Bro. M. T..
Byrne, of Friendship Tent No. 73, will make
the principal addresses on the occasion of the
semi-annual visitation of the grand officers to
Redemption Tent No. IA.
lICPuuy illSH SHlel thompson,
of Virginia Tent No 5, Alexandria, reports that
the tent is increasing in membership rapidly,
and also that there is fair prospect for
Woman's and Junior Tent in Alexandria in
the near future.
Grand Chief Ruler E. S. Woodford, accompa-
MED by the officers of the Grand Tent of the
District of Columbia, will officially visit Eagle
Tent No. (Junior) tomorrow evening, at
O'Clock, Purity Tent No. (Woman's Branch)
tomorrow evening, at o'clock, and Eagle
Tent No. Friday evening next, at O'Clock,
Eagle Tent No. g at its last meeting, after
| initiation, had a wake-up meeting Past High
Chief Ruler j. j. Murray favored the large
number in attendance with pertinent lecture,
and stirring remarks were made by Grand
Chaplain w. ii. Douglas, High Secretary
Treasurer l.. H. Patterson, Chief Ruler Andrew
Brown, Past Chief Ruler Clarence Mills, and
Deputy Ruler John Hancock, and enliyening
songs by Bros. c. NJ, Sizer, G. j. Murray, and
Samuel Ellis.
Past High Chief Ruler Thomas B. Marche
has just started on tour of yisitations to the
tents in different sections He will visit
Troy Tent No. 30, at Troy. N. Y, and the
tents at Ballston Spa, GloversVlle, Ilion, Wa
terloo, Binghamton, and other places in New
York He will also attend the semi-annua ses.
sion Of New York Grand Tent at Binghamton
on the l4th and 18th, and address public meet
ing at the opera-house in that city on the 14th
He viii then visit Ohio, taking in Columbus,
ston, Ohio, and Wheeling, w. Va. Mr. Marche
has been laboring for the Rechabite order for
about forty years, and has done much good
temperance work through this channel. This
trip is made to revive the work all along the
line.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Knights ofPythias

Equal Lodge No. II had full meeting on
Monday night They closed early and re-
paired to the Castle Hall of Calantha Lodge
No. II on fraternal visit, and participated in
the Grand Lodge visitation. p. G. j. H.
Mitchell did the honors of Equal Lodge.
Fifteen lodges in this jurisdiction are all
doing grand work, and Grand Chancellor Gill
will have reason to feel proud at the expiration
of his term.
Nelson Division No. 2, Uniformed Rank, held
their regular session at Grand Army Hall,
Seventh and l. streets northwest, on Friday
night, and completed arrangements to visit the
fair at Hagerstown on the 18th instant, on in
vitatlon of the mayor. The invitation through
Nelson Division has been extended to Washing
ton Division No. /, Columbia Division No. 8,
Hermione Division No. 4, and Rathbone Di-
vision, of Alexandra, Va, all of which have
accepted. A full band has been procured and
grand time is expected. They will leave the
b. and o. depot about 1880 A. NJ
The X. of p, Hall Association reports
through its treasurer, N. Bunch that the stock
is going little low, but sure.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Infants CIoaks.

States of the Royal Order of Scotland, hasissued
notices to the members of that body that the
thirteenth annual meeting will be held at the
Cathedral of the A. A. S. r. on Oct. 20, at Z
O'Clock P. M. The annual banquet will be held
Tuesday, Oct. 81, at the Arlington, under the
direction of w. S, Roose and H. L. Crawford,
of this city; Charles Meyer of Philadelphia, and
Stillman j. White, of Providence, R. l., who
are the Provincial Grand Stewards. This is
one of the most distinguished bodies of the en-
tire Masonic system, its members being scat
tered all over the Union. The banquet will be
one Of the most elaborate affairs ever held in
the city.
The Drill Corps of Columbia Commandery
No. 2 assembled in full uniform to attend re-
cepton rendered by the commandant, Robert
Ball, at his residence. A very interesting musi-
cal and literary programme was rendered, par
ticipated in by the host, Sir Knight ID. w.
Smith, Sir Knight Frank, the Drill Corps Glee
Club and the Misses Ball. A surprise of the
evening was the presentation to Commandant
Ball of a beautiful silver-mounted antique oak
easy chair by Sir A. }. Terry on behalf of the
Drill Corps. The last election resulted as fol-
lows: Robert Bal, Commandant; r. +. Constant,
Lieutenant Commandant; w. j. Byers, First
Lieutenant z. j. Hosford, Second Lieutenant;
P. A. Auer, Recorder; g. w. Pratt, Treasurer;
j. II. Anderson, Color Sergeant j. IL. Thomas,
Second Color Sergeant; j. o. johnson, Prelate.
There are thirty-fve active members and
seventy-fiye honorary. The corps recently
voted $3.50 for a stand of colors, and have ar
ranged for series of hops during the winter.
Confering Of DegreeS.-Dawson Lodge No.
16 will transact routine business Monday even
ing.-Columba Chapter No. worked the Past
and Most Excellent at special conyocation
Wednesday evening last, and at the stated next
Wednesday will confer the Mark Master de-
gree-Hiram Lodge No. 10 will confer the Sd
degree Friday evening. Mount Vernon Chap
ter No. will confer the Mark Master degree
Monday evening" Washington Centennial
Lodge No. IA win confer the 1st degree We'd
nesday evening" Washington Chapter No 2
will confer at a special convocation on Thurs
day evening the Past and Most Excellent Mas
ter's degree.-Evangelist Chapter, Oct a.
will work the 18th degree. Lodge of
Perfection, Oct. 7, worked the 9th and 10th de-
grees the Venerable Master, William Oscar
Roome, 33d, presiding; the llth degree Bro
Alex. II. Holt, 32d in the East followed by the
18th degree, which was conferred by Bro. Sam
uel Baxter, 18th. The days work was completed
by the comforting Of the 18th degree on four
classes, the Venerable Master presiding in the
Oriental chair, the other offices being filled as
follows: f. j. Woodman, 32d, Senior Warden;
A. b. Coolidge, 32d, Junior Warden A. Flo
ridus Steele, 32d, Orator; Martin O'Connor 32d,
Master Of Ceremonies; 5, E, Tomlinson, SOD,
Assistant Master of Ceremonies; Louis Gold
schmidt, 32d, Expert, and Harry w, Smith,
32d, Assistant Expert
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Independent Order Mechanics.

Anchor Lodge No. held its regular meeting
Monday evening with a large attendance, Junior
Master Samuel M. Gillingham in the chair.
Past Master Harry Bier, of Mechanics Lodge,
of Baltimore, was reported better. Under the
head of good of the order a few pleasant re-
marks were made by Grand Architect Thomas
ii. Watson and Others. The lodge was re-
minded of the grand visitation to Anchor
Lodge which would take place on the Goth.
Lafayette Lodge No 13 held its regular ses-
sion Thursday evening The 1st degree was
conferred upon w. u. Watson and the Sd upon
d. Z. Anderson. Bro. Burdett has been sick for
three weeks \ committee consisting of Bros
hlinehanse, Wilson, and Skidmore was APP
pointed to prepare programme for the grand
visitation on the 9th of next month. The lodge
contemplates giving an anniversary celebration
soon. Bros. j. e, Taylor, B. f, Taylor, N
Pruitt, W. l.. Klinehanse, r. B. Wilson, j. r.
Pagan, j. f. Skidmore, j. A. Tape, and A.
swallow were appointed committee to ar
range for it, communication was received
from Bro. Swallow stating that he was happy
in the pursuit of quail and jack rabbits in the
hills of the Green Mountain State. The 1st and
I'd degrees will be worked at the next meeting
Capital Lodge No, II held its regular meet
ing on Wednesday evening, with Worthy Mas
ter John McLain in the chair. John w. Col
Inns was reported sick The finance committees
report showed the lodge to be prosperous. Past
Masters Evans, Capner, and Hall, of Anchor
No. 8, were present.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12

The following Masonic bodies meet upon the
evenings of the ensuing week:
Subordinate Lodges. : Masonic Temple =
Dawson No. 16, Monday, 18th; Federal No. l,
Tuesday, 14th; Washington Centennial No. IA,
Wednesday, 18th; Lafayette No. 10, Thursday,
10th; Lebanon No. Z, Friday, 18th.
A. A. S. K. Sanctuary, 1907 g street-Cathe-
dral: Osiris No. 26, Wednesday, 18th. Blue
Room Arminius No. 25, Monday, 18th; Acacia
No. 1S Tuesday, 14th; Columbia No. 3, We'd
nesday, 18TH
Masonic Hall, Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue-Hiram No. 10, Friday, 18th
Masonic Hall, Virginia avenue southeast
Naval No T. Thursday, 10Th.
Masonic Hall, misunderstanding No.
n, Monday, 18Th
Royal Arch Chapters.-Masouic Temple =
Mount Vernon No. 3, Monday, 18th; Columbia
No. /, Wednesday, 14th
Masonic Hall, Nineteenth street and Pennsyl
yania avenue-Mount Horeb No. z, Thursday,
10th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-Potomac No s,
Tuesday, 18th.
Co@6sa4deries Knights Templay. = Masonic
IemPle-DeMolay No. 4, Tuesday, l4th; Co
lumbia No. g Wednesday, 18th.
Masonic Hall, eorgetown-Potomac No. 3,
Wednesday, 18th.
Ancient dld Accepted Scottish RHe.-Evange-
list Chapter Rose CroiX, Tuesday, 14th.
Bro. John 4. Foos, 32l, is still confined to his
house,
BRO samuel Herman, Dr., 32d, has gone to
San Antonio, Texas.
Bro, Warren j. Lown, 32d, is improving, and
was able to attend the meeting of Mithras Lodge
Tuesday last.
Bro, Leroy NJ. Taylor, 32d, is at Cherrystone
laying in a stock Of big fish stories. lie will be
back to attend the meeting of the Supreme
Council on the Goth
The biennial meeting of the Supreme Council
viii be held on Monday, October 20, at II
O'Clock, at the Consistorial Chamber, corner
Of Third and 4 streets.
Bro. James II. Trimble has accepted an
agency for The SUNDAY HERALD, and will re-
ceiye subscriptions for that journal at the Scot
tish Rite Sanctuary, 1907 street.
st. Johns Mite Association held a large and
enthusiastic meeting last Wednesday evening
with full membership present. The interest
shown in the affairs OF this organization Is very
hattering to its officers.
Gen. Albert Pike has announced to the South
ern jurisdiction the deaths of three of the
Emerit members Of Honor Of the Supreme
Council-Francois Louis Ruchonnet Grand
Commander of the Supreme Council of Switzer-
land and also President Of the Hclvetic Repub-
lie; Francis Robert st. Clair Erskine, Earl Of
Rossyln, eX-Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
of Scotland, and al the time of his death Grand
Master of the SUPP me Council of Scotland, and
Lieut.. Col. William James Bury Mcleod Moore,
Great Prior Of Knil hts Templar OF Canada
William Oscar Ioome, Grand Secretary Of
the Provincial Grand Lodge for the United
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12

At the regular meeting of National Com
mandery held on Monday evening last, the 1ss- 4ssS
degree was conferred on j. r. Yates and the I'd
and Sd on w. III. Byers and j. b. Handy. The
proposition of John A. Roeder to present the
cantata Of esther" for the order was accepted.
Sir Knight Joseph B. Bailey was elected mem
ber of the committee on reception for the enter
tainment to be given by the Grand Commandery
in November. DR.. j. N. Granger, of Meridian
Commandery, will deliver an address on the or
der at the next meeting, Occober 20.
Mt Vernon Commandery at its meeting on
Tuesday last elected Noble Commander s. Nor
ris Thorne on the committee of reception for the
coming entertainment of the Grand Comman-
derry. Lady Maggie Weaver was installed in the
Grand Commander Pope, assisted by Grand Com
mander Ehle and Deputy Grand Herald Harri-
son. The commandery agreed to cooperate with
Sir Knight Roeder of Capital Commandery, in
the presentation of the cantata of 'sEsther.''
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Independent Order OF odd Fellow.

Past Grand Sire Underwood was at Willard's
for few days during the past week.
Beacon Lodge celebrate their anniversary to-
morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street northwest.
Grand Representative Dufour is much better
from his trip to the West, but it is not prudent
for him TO expose himself yet
Grand Master Kinney has changed the night
of visitation to Excelsior Lodge No, II to No
vember II, and Naomi Lodge No. l, Daughters
of kebekah, to December /,
The only apparent life in the Patriarchs Mill
tant is to be found in Canton Commandery,
who regularly drill each Saturday night az odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street southeast. Mem
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Golden GROSS Notes.

The meetings next Week are Goodwill, at
Monday, Oct. 49, Columbia, at Medford's Hall,
corner Eighth and l streets northeast Tuesday,
Oct. IA; Anaeostia, at Gray's Hall, Anacostia,
Wednesday, Oct. Is; st, Johns, at Washington
Hall, corner Third street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast Thursday, Oct. 1G; Halcyon, at
Golden Cross Hail. corner Fifth and G streets
northwest, Friday, Oct, H.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
NEWS OF THE LODGES.
MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
SECRET SOCIETY MEN.

A Reception to Columbia Commandery
Drill COrps-Fall Yisitations Among Odd
Fellow Lodges-Whati is Going on Among
Rechabites, Pythians, and Independent
Mechanics.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
Independent Order of ofRechabites.

Redemption Tent No. IA, at its last meeting,
after admitting two members, was favored with
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12
LONDON BAZAAR.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

NEW YORK. May % What shadows
we are and what shadows we pursue, ="
spoke Edmund Burke in burst OF elo-
quence years ago. could not help re-
calling these lines this afternoon as snw
q small, stopped shouldered, weary look,
ing little woman with child held by the
hand walking in Central park. II was n
woman who not many years Ggo welded
more influence than the occupant Of the
White House. She was the beloved wife
Of the greatest political boss that Amer
lea has ever known, John Felly. Her
house was the center Of political gravity.
All the big and little men in the Demo
cratic party focked there, and in the
back parlor Of that home some Of the
biggest political deals in the history OF
the state were co2summated
She was the most courted and petted
woman in the town. She was Mr..
Kelly's second wife, n niece Of the IA
nous Cardinal McClosxy. n woman Of
independent fortune. splendid attain
ments and everything 70 make her feel
at peacc with the world. Her husband
was a great big, broad shoulderod.
strongly built man, who welded more
power than any man in the Democratic
party Rich gifts were laid at her feet
b. men who hoped for political prefer
Tnent She was the envy Of every woman
Of her acquaintance. But, alas. how
soon we arc forgortenl John Kelly ia
dead. Tammany Hall IS going through
The greatest crisis in It's history and N-s.
Kelly. the pctsed aud pampered wife of
tho boss. IS living IN luxury. 70 be sure,
fCr she Is still wealthy. bat the political
friends ~ her husband have deserted her
They never call 70 sea her now. There
are no more conferences IN the little
back pGrioT. Her name Is forgotten. and
only q few Of her friends ere still loyal
She has two pretty children, the elder
about 10 years Of age. who bids fair 90
become as rscat physically as bis father
Ms Kelly goes through i.fs unco--
plalnuglv. but sh0gld sho wish. she
carll make 1 great stir For she mas ia
hor possession All fhc political papcrs and
documents Il her late hEsland-a ricb
mina. indeei There are many secrets
contained in these papers. and II Ms
Kelly - wished. shs could write = book
hat you'd o1tseil 11y e The memoirs ia
tae market today Some dav she nay
90 tbs. She has collected al these -
pers tnCet1ar. and they az nov in ss7ch
shape has they csu be drafte5 fo- uabli
CstiCn without anv dificultv
FOVT-p CoATTS