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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02
Tacoma Fraternity News.

TACOMA. Oct Especial. Assembly 4,223,
Knights OF labor, held the first red letter meet
ing in several years last Wednesday.
TIE Trades Council transacted no business of
importance this week
The employees of the Tacoma Railway & Motor
Company have presented Auditor Bird with q
solid silver tea set.
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+. L. STINS0N, : Gen. Agent
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Ancien, Order United worsmrn

shortly after o'clock last Monday evening a
tsrsc number of 4. q U. W. members began 10
assemble and get ready for a good time in their
hall In the Masonic building, corner of Second
and Pike streats The occasion was one of
rscs, interest to the order 1T large, and es pee
tally to Columbia ledge. M 10, the attraction
heing the in tsstien into saia lodge Of ffty-five
members This brings the membership of THE
lodge ap 10 ahoat So. with more TO be initiated
Monday evening next 1t is believed to ~ the
lsEges, ledge ol any order in the state of Wash.
tngtoa. aud utea!s tn hold its position A. far
~ can he learned no lodge i'm Oregon or Wash
fngson has taken in r. many at one time exeen,
at the institution ot new one. The meeting
called to order by Master Workman Will.
tam Incoming. who invited several of the Wis.
uars present. 10 a scat on his right Among the
number We noticed the grand recorder Of Wash.
ingto9, ". 4, s.einhaeS OF Tacoma The hall
was iined with treble row OF chars every one
ot which was Oiled There were present about
30. not incsudiag the candidates lor admission
The pedestal IN iron, ct the presiding officers
chsi, had upan II "a very Inc bg1aaue. of tioverx
presented by one ot she brothers. which scented
the Whale roe'n and gave 4 very me aI-
pesranee. The work accomplished Ia the more
communicable, tnssmaeb there has been no
holciag hack OF aspiran,s the fact being that
ten members were taken in August aud
several others she early part NJ September
The order Tor the initiation ~ candidates hay
Tag been reached TIRE MASTER workman resigned
his position Tor the time being and a. II Grand
Master .. ; Jones proeeeded - instruct shoss
aspiring To eeeafae meiabers iaeo the mysteries
Of "war2maasair" Ia . manner diaieult TO he
improved uisea A nneg eoiy # mea IL rarely
seen Ia = lodge ra3ss ami reflected great credit
us.on those whe had solicited them All The on.
GERS vita hss enc exception were pFeseut aud
performed their respective duties ia a manner
gratifying Ga all trss woxkmen. while he Who
was not present the earlier part nj the evening
turned UP later. After the ceremonies nj gos,.
riding were over xn adjournment WAS inside To
tie hanQustlaS hall where everyone MAS soon
employed getting en tue outside OF a. much cos.
aee. sandwiches. frui,. etc. they conveniently
could. II wss fQmared that sasmber Of the
provisioning COMMITTED. Tearing lest there
shoala be dearsh III good things, BY some
means possessed himself OF Key pertaining 10
q certain restaurant while tae owner OF the
sayue Mas taxing riding lessons ureu she goat
used by the NeFkUea Tor such purposes lie
sneasedea IN getting ;wo boiled hams sad some
other sGsbies and lett the owner so send ia has
e.s. shea le should discover he leSs. At,Ss
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woodmen Of the world.

On Friday night Seattle Camp, No. 60. W. OF
W., held a regular meeting in G. A. R. hall.
Important business was transacted, and two
new members elected 70 membership. A COM
mittee was appointed to make arrangements for
an open meeting. to be held on Friday night
October -. 1t IL expected this meeting will bs
the best open meeting held by the craft in
Seattle, the camp having added about fifty new
members since its first meeting OF the kind,
held July G.
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Money can Be saved By ngyinS European
steamship tickets. outward AMI prepaid, at tbs
Northern Paeste eisy ticket ossics, seattle, Masa
agents ics ali lines
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ested were 30 happy over the result that they
INDUCED In . fine banquet after the ritual work
had been performed. Last night the West seattle
Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias took in tan new
members In the presence of q large number of
visitors from the city proper This organization
has now comfortable and safe membership,
and Its adherents take great interest in the
work On Thursday night Queen City. No. 10. X.
p, paid iraternai vieit to Unity Lodge, No. -.
out in the Walia Wallis addition and were cor
daily received and we'll treated by the brothers
In that happy suburb Great activity is being
displayed by a constantly increased number of
believers In the order OF Royal Arcanum. The
Rsbekahs will begin their socials on next
"Wednesday evening ut the Odd Fellows tenn
pie in North Seattle. and on October 20 the
Friendship Social Club, composed of young
Odd Fellows. will give their first entertainment
OF the season. The Masons are quietly pursuing
the even tenor Of their way, but are making
progress toward their pet scheme for the eetab-
lishment of their library. Each lodge has APP
pointed q committee and matters will take def
mite shape In short time
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supper the majority left for home, while the
Others returned 10 the lodge room. where the
home members were entertained By some inter
esting remarks from visitors, some OF which
sayored very strongly OF "tsffy." The meeting
tnen broke up, everyone feeling good All
members who possibly can are requested 70 at
tend next meeting. n business OF importance
will come up
Ancient Order Foresters Of America.
The regular meeting OF Court Enterpfiss, No.
1852, Was held on Thursday evening In g. A. X
hall, and In connection With large amount OF
routine business two candidates were initiated
and ten applications for membership were re-
ceiyed and acted upon. This meeting was
marked IS being the iargesf in the history OF the
court, the hall being filled TO its utmost ca
pacity.
Dr. d. B. Channel, of Portland. grand chief
ranger of Oregon and Washington, paid an in
formal visit to the court and wss received by
the boys" outstanding and giving hearty ap-
pause of welcome. In speaking under the head
of ''Good of the Order Dr. cbanneli expressed
his great pleasure at being present In the court
meeting again and at seeing such . large num-
Der present, which spoke well OF the livelv in
terest felt in the court and the order in general;
that, in fact the meeting ranked far ahead OF
any other which he had attended within his
jurisdiction.
Queen City Circle, Companions OF the Forest,
held their semi-monthiy meeting on Wednes-
day evening in G. A. r. hall, and after disposing
with routine business . good programme was
rendered by a number OF the members, which
proved highly instructive and interesting. 1t
was decided that the second Thursday evening
OF esch month De set apart for socials, given
under the auspices of the Court and Circle to
the members aud their lady friends, thus bring
ing them into closer fraterna. relation with one
another.
Court Monte Cristo has been instituted at Sno-
homish with a charter list of forty names, and
new court organized at Everett. the present
outlook being very encouraging at both places.
T. J. Whitman, deputy grand chief ranger for
Washington, will visit the newly organized
court at Everett next Wednesday evening. and
will no doubt give it q good impetus on it,
Forestic journey.
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The Stevens and Miller corps held a joint
meeting Friday afternoon to consult about their
coming fair. There was full attendance, and
all the ladies were enthusiastic. The executive
committee reported that as far as their work
had progressed, II had been most encouraging,
and that wherever they had been soliciting
they were received with courtesy and gen.
crosby.
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The Knight. Of pyshIs..

On Monday Queen City Lodge, No 10, X OF
r.. me. at the regular place and conferred the
Pege rank on one aspiring candidate. Arrange
ments were also contaminated for the visit to
Unity Lodge. No ~, which did take place on
tho following Thursday evening.
Lake Lodge, No 6S, met on Tuesday evening
and conferred the Page and Esquire ranks on
two candidates.
Seattle, No. 81. met on Wednesday night, and,
strange TO say, transacted only routine business
On Thursday night Queen City Lodge, No. TO-
paid fraternal visit TO Unity Lodge, No. %, in
the walla walia addition. and were given q roy
ally good time. Speeches were made by num-
Der OF the visiting and local members aud all
had Jolly good time. More of these visits will
be arranged for In the near future. as they tend
Ia promote fine feeling of fraternal love and
affection.
last night number OF the Seattle brothers
went over TO West Seattle and assisted the lodge
over there TO initiate ten new members
North STAR No. 10, has had a largely increased
attendance since il changed its general meeting
place 10 the Pythian castle, In the Frye block
Last night the lodge met aud transacted much
important business.
Harmony lodge. Ma. 5. met on Thursday
night with Chancellor Commander f. Morgen-
stern In the chair The Esquire rank was con.
fsrred on two candidates.
Puget sound Lodge No II. held its regular
meeting on Friday night aud conferred the
Knight rank on three candidates.
Woodland lodge. of Fremont. has ;neorpor s;cd
with capital stock OF sl,aa The lodge il in a
rroeperous condition. aud its members are do.
ing fine work
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Tickets over all transatlantic steamship tine,
ios safe at SoTshesa Pacific city ticket efsics
corner fes.ss avenue ana Front ssssss. seattle,
NSsh
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Sons Of st. George.

Washington Lodge, No. 07, met last Tuesday.
The attendance was unusually large. com
mittee was appointed to make preliminary pre-.
paration for "a large family social, to take place
about October "a Next Tuesday the ordinary
monthly meeting will be held
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LODGE ROOM ECHOES.
Points the Outer Guards Are
Allowed to Furnish.
FINE SHOW or UNITED woRKMEN
Queen City, No. 10, X. OF p. Pays .
Kratsrnal visit to Cnity-Deeree
work for the Odd Follows.

IE Ancient Order
OF United Work
men took q great
squirt on Monday
night, when Co
lumbia Lodge, No.
10, initiated sixty
new IN . m bers.
Such q record 10
unheard of. even
In this city OF fra
ternities, and CO.
lumbia Lodge and
it, members are to
be warmly con-
graduated on such
q magnificent rec
a>d Th1uA TnfoT
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the militia with great interest while the drill
was in progress. and who descended to the floor
ana Joined in the dancing az soon as the hard
military work OF the evening was over Some
Objectionable characters who tried to get iii
were very quietly but firmly told that they had
better depart I'm peace. The squad medal con-
tests that are TO take place in Company will
be held the fourth Tuesday in each month. No
squad viii be allowed to drill with less than ak
men. and each drill will be preceded by an in
spcction of arms and equipments. The medals
will b. worn by the members of the winning
squad until the next contest. when some other
squad may achieve the honor Of wearing them
by putting up better drill. Capt Ingraham,
OF Company Z, Is contemplating attaching
bicycle corps to his company and is discussing
the scheme with the memters. The idea Is IA
vorably received, and If there is any way in
which the bicycles can be secured the corps will
be formed at once. Extensive investigations
and endless trials have proven beyond q doubt
that such an attachment to the militia is val
liable one, and ia Europe and in the Eastern
states bicycle military companies are great
success.
Company Els Target Work.
Captain lngraham ordered Company to the
rife range at Columbia last Saturday aud put
them through q shoot at the distance of 200
yards. Each man had five shots, and those max
ing over fifteen out Of . possible twenty five
V<yf
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Friar Tuck, No. 1871, had an interest
ing and well attended meeting last Thursday.
Niue applications were received for member
ship and twelve candidates were duly initiated
into the order Among other business done,
the chief ranger. A. J. Clark, was elected as
delegate to the next meeting OF the Sub High
Court, and to enable worthy applicants to enter
at low price, the charter was opened for two
weeks The social feature of the evening was
greatly aided by Brother Williams singing. At
the present rate OF progress the court, not .
month old, viii! number $50 members before the
close OF the year
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The members have decided to give "Grcen
Social next saturday evening. Octobers. A
very nice literary programme will be given. Re-
Treatments will be served also. Everybody cor
daily invited To attend
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Latopa Frntcrn.l Ncw..

Latona Lodge, l. o. G. T., No. %. held their
regular meeting Thursday evening" with quite
a large attendance. The following literary pro-
gramme was rendered:
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A BATTALION DRILL.
Very Large Numbers Out to See
the Militia Train.
SQUAD CONTESTS ,NcoMPANy q.
Battles for tho Medals Every Month
Orders From Capt. Booth-Notes
From the Tacoms Guards.

ATTALION drill
drew both the
largest number
Of soldiers as
well a. visitors
on Monday night
to the Armory
that has ever
gathered before
to q similar
event. The gall
lery was filled
with fair visitors
who watched the
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Free and Accepted M.son..

On Monday Arcana Lodge. No. 81. F. h A. NJ,
had regular communication and after business
was dispatched the Entered Apprentice degree
wac conferred on one candidate.
On Thursday special convocation OF Seattle
Chapter. No 3. Royal Arch Masons, was held
and the Pass and Most Excellent Master degrees
were worked. From this date during the winter
months all Masonic bodies have their time of
meeting hall an hour earlier. OF this the fra
tsrnity Will take notice.
The ladies OF Lorraine Chapter, No 6, Order
Eastern Star. have under the able committee in
charge of Mrs. W. V. Rinehart completed their
arrangements for the entertain neht In Masonic
temple on Wednesday, October l. The pro-
gramme will be announced this week. and the
musical part viii be of the highest order.
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Seattle Lodge, No. u Of the l. O. O. f., held
fine meeting ON Tuesday night and conferred
the third degree on one candidate
Olive Branch, No 4. met on Wednesday night
and put through one candidate in the beautiful
work OF tho First degree. 1t is said that the
sacred rites were conferred IN a manner never
before seen in this city. The team that Olive
Branch has is said to be one OF the finest in the
state
On Wednesday night Rebekah Jewel Degree
Lodge. No. ~. held a meeting for the first time
In its new hall in the Hiuck.ey block One new
member was initiated The lodge received a
visit from the grand master OF the state, W. g.
Albin, and gave him n cordial welcome. He
complimented the lodge on its good work and
fine showing. banquet followed the regular
work.
Gsrmania Lodgs. No. ic2, met On Thursday
night and trans acted n large amount OF impor-
tant business
Last night Mystic Lodge. No. 81. met at the
usuat place aud conferred the Third degree on
one candidate.
Seattle Lodge, No. 7. will give burlesgue de-
gree in about three weeks.
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We are prepared to treat all chronic dis
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We are regular graduates of Europe and
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The following is partial list of the dis
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Gncluding Nervous Prostration and Ner-
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Cancers, Piles, Dropsy, Heart Troubles,
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Discharges and ali Diseases arising from
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blood and nervous system. Tape Worms
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Some of the surgical operations we are
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Amputatious, Circumcision, Structure,
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We invite all to call upon us and inquire
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have filed general denial in Justice Gee s
court to the demand of tbs plaintiff.
Groes beck q Houghton have fled az ap-
peal from the decision Of Justice w. w.
Gee for $40 in favor of the Prince Of
Wales company of New York.
The Trading Commercial company Of
Laramie, Wyoming, has recovered ludg-
ment in Justice Gees court against Judson
Denel for Sll3.
Mary Anderson has brought suit against
William II. Ocher before Justice Gee to
recover 1925 for services rendered as iani-
tress and nurse TO the defendant when sick.
The property of the defendant was at
taohed.
Peck Brothers & Company VS.. L. H.
Dale, demanding Judgment for $l3S on &C
count is the style of a suit fled in Justice
Gees court.
The Cooperative Furniture Company
has brought suit against Madame Berdena
Miller alias Madame Berdens in Justice
Gees court to recover $50 for furniture sold
the defendant
The case of Theodore Convaim against
G. NJ Freed for 1899 damages for an al
legged assault and battery, was tried yes
terday by Justice Lochrie and taken under
advlsemenL.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL SALT
Win give exquisite favor.
ADJUSTMENTS.

"Niobe'' commences a two nights and
matinee engagement at the theatre to-
night
In equipping "Nioben Messrs. ABBOTT &
Teal, the managers have placed every part
of that deliciously fresh and bright comedy
in the hands of specially selected artist.
The same attention to the minor detail
which attracted such attention has again
been given, aud those who know Ben Teal
as stage director could expect nothing
less of any prod with which his name
has been associated.
The sale Of seats for Clara Morris begins
tins morning. Monday 'Odette" will be
played and Tuesday "Claire."
The box Office Of the theatre opens at 10
O'Clock this morning for the sale of seats
for the Clara Morris engagement. Miss
Morris is held in very high esteem by
theatre goers of Salt Lake city and, as on
former occasions, her coming insures
large and fashionable audiences. A num-
Der of theatre parties have already been
projected. Monday night ''Odette' will be
given. Tuesday night, the frat time here
Of her own play Claire
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SILVER BROS. IRON WORKS
No. 149 West North Temple.
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Dew Drop can goods are the best. The
best is good enough. Rogers g.. Co.
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A VERY SLEEK YOUNG MAN.
Frank Barrett's Experiences in the Wild ant
Woolly West

Wcolly West
Frank Bennett alias Barrett the self
confessed thief who turned states evidence
in the case against himself and +. E. Blake
is smooth young man. Although but
nineteen years of sge he has served a term
in the Oregon penitentiary for grand
larceny and is an all-round professional
crook. He has been heard to say that he
would take desperate chances TO keep out
Of the pen again would "sel his own
brothers. TO do it. There is no question of
Benefits guilt in tho Greenberg burglary
and that he told the truth when he gave
away bis ''pal' Blake. in doing this how
ever he worked on the sympathy of the
court and got his bond fixed at 1850 paltry
sum to a majority of the professional
crooks in the northwest and it will not be
surprising if friends of his from Portland,
Seattle or Tacoma appear in day or two
and put up the needed cash to secure his
freedom Being in possession Of some OF
that honor among thieves so often talked
of his scheme is then to skip and assist mis-
partner out OF the box he got him into by
destroying the testimony against him.