The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

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and did q his hons in Port Townsend
June Is, laR He ssvved his co1stry
bsavsiy from April 10, 1s61 70 March s
le66, aad for gallant md nserisosious CON-
duct russ from fieatenant 70 breves bsigs-
der general. He vas . devoted nasmher
Of ths Grasd Army oG the Requisite and
served - comnsndes q TaSragut Post,
Ma Is, and - judgs-sdsocats Of The DE-
paStmsaE
Paragraph of the general orders Of July
snjoins memben 70 report promptly 70
the commissioner Of pensions the names
Of mes known 70 be drawing pensions dis
honestly.
A. J. Williams. OF Post No. 81. Orting.
hes been dishoaoFsbly discharged from the
Grand Army.
The following havs been appointed addi-
tional aides-de-esmp on the stan of the
department. commander:
H. q Kssne. eesvsns Post No I. seassls: J. D.
Csohsgaa. Eliswsgsh Post. No , Vancouver: q
~ white. Lincoln Post No 4. vies B. G. Bedell.
waiis walls: =. H Van Eaton. Thomas Post,
No. S. Olympia: c. H HoImes. Custer Post. No.
.. Tacoma: C. u. Jordan, Norton Post No. 10.
snohonish: D. ?. Greeiey. Rsynosds Post. No ..
Blaine: Johs etevsn, Hndssy Post, No - Pine
City; r. ". Williams. Russell Post. No Is.
Mount Vernon: L b Gfaines. sswsrd:Post. No.
-. juneau. Alaska: A. J. RuseO. Lynch Post.
No. q, Lynden: ". r. Ailendes, Niles Post. No.
~ watsTvilie: C. ~ ASuabrust, Pacific Post. No.
=. Port Angeles: C. A. Barton, H. @. sickle Post.
No. 50, yAshon: Z II. Robins. Kelioeg Post. No.
81, ferndaIs: I. ". Gillette, Appesson Post. No
So: Fairhavsn: Gsorgs d. smith. b r. stephan.
~srga p<s~t E<. Ir1xv 4 49, M
DRY Post, No. g. Anseosfss: william l. Kelley.
ssias Casey Post. No. ~. Friday Harbor: Carl
Klaus. Gen. Hovsy Post, No. 70. snoqualmie.
Stevens post did not hold its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening on account OF
the parade during the day. The post
turned out 40 strong for the celebration
parade, being the only Grand Army or
ganixation in the line. The regular meet
ing will be held on next Tuesday evening.
This post 10 much the strongest in the
state and il constantly adding to its men,
bership. Its open meetings always fill G.
A. X. hall.
ToPssesrs and Woodmen.
Court Friar Tuck, No. 1921, Ancient Or
der OF Foresters. initiated one candidate
into full membership Thursday night.
The installation Of officers brought out .
very large attendance at this meeting.
The organization of the musical depart
ment was completed. with Brother II. C.
Schacht unanimously chosen conductor
general and Brother A. ]. Clark as assist
ant Brother A. II. Baker will preside at
the instrument. The installation ode,
sung by Brother Schacht, was . surprise
TO his friends. Brother CIark's baritone
was also much admired. The court now
congratulates itself that the music is
Chief Ranger Dinsmore Was the recipient
Of Handsomely engraved and framed
past chief rangers certificate. Brother
Schacht served . little spread for the
members after the close of the meeting.
Seattle Camp. No. 60. w. Of W., on
Wednesday evening received one new APP
plication for membership. The following
officers for the ensuing term we're in
stalled: Consul commander. C. C. Austin:
lieutenant adviser, j. C. Mcknight:
banker. William r. Zwick; clerk, A. c.
Nelson; escort. James 4. Peters; watch
man, J. B. Goff: sentry, J. n. Robb; ex-
aminers. George NJ. Horton and d. A.
Mitchell; manager. Philip J. Gabel. The
committee on organization Of q grove Of
the Woodmen circle were granted further
time TO complete the work.
Court Enterprise. No. 1881. A. q. r. A.,
has recently obtained large album.
which is being rapidly filed with photo
graphs Of its members. All members no
have not yet tested the camera are re-
quested 70 do 50 soon. All Of the courts in
the state have been heard from, and they
will all be represented here July 25 in the
Grand Court meeting. A committee has
been appointed by Court Enterprise to act
conformity with committees from Queen of
the Sound and Queen City Circle for the
purpose of providing an entertainment
during the session Of the Grand Court.
Several new courts will be instituted just
Is soon as the Grand Court can issue dis
pensations.
Sons Of Herman.
A Grand Lodge OF the Order Of Sons of
Herman has been established for the state
of Washington. it includes seven sub
ordinate lodges. two In Seattle and one
each in Tacoma, Port Angeles, Fairhaven,
Snohomish and Vancouver. The officers
are as follows: Ex-grand president, w.
Siburg. Tacoma: grand president, A. II.
Springer, Seattle; grand vice president,
NJ. Weber, Fairhaven: second grand vice
president, A. Mona. Port Angeles: grand
secretary, Kari Hamburger. Seattle; grand
treasurer, Bernhard Helix. Tacoma: coun-
Gil of administration. A. Mueller, Seattle;
{. c. Wetzel, Vancouver. and G.. Peck.
Snohomish: grand medical examiner, Dr.
Ii. j. Fleischer, of Seattle. The following
officers were appointed: Grand leader.
Charles Rummel. Vancouver. inner guard,
+. Fishinger, Snohomizh; outer guard.
Louis Steinhauser. Port Angeles; finance
committee. A. Diebei, Vancouver; Aft
Riedel, Whatcom; Jacob Zipse. Seattle.
The next meeting Of the Grand Lodge
will take place at Tacoma on the third
Tuesday in June. 1894 mortuary fund
has been established and will be available
on January l. lsSA. The death benefits
are liked for the present at 500.
Cntted Ancieut Order or Druids
Rainier Grove. No. 3. met on Thursday
night for the first time in it, new quarters
IN Red Mems hail. and will meet there
permanently. A new feature has been in.
troduced by this grove; il will hereafter
supply medical attendance TO sick men,
bers free of charge in addition to
the regular benefits. Several applications
for membership havo been received. As
soon rs the new paraphernal,a arrives. the