The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

will leave on the io.0 tsasn NJ night, a.
irving ~ North Yakima the rs II morning.
The afternoon train viii contain chair
cars for the especial accommodation
OF the knights. II IL expected ,ha:
both divisions Of the Uniform Rank in thi.
city. the brigade and reeineutel staff.
and delegations from ali the lodges will
attend from Seattle. This will probably
make representation Of from sixty to
seventy-hye knighsa A number o!
knights will be accompanied by their
wives. The committees in charge a,
Yakina are very hard at work, and il is
certain that everything will he in good
shape In tine. A letter received on Thurs
day by Cot E. p. Edsen from s. c. Hen.
ton. chairman Of the executive committee,
contains among other things sile fol-
lowing:
Every arrangement has been made reia-
tive 10 the encampment. The state equip
ments will be used. Have written Bige.ow
to ship H. Y. flag by express Immediately.
am informed by Brother Ellis county
auditory that yourself and wife are TO De
his guesss while here. A horse has already
been selected for you"
Queen City Lodge, No. IL. received two
applications on Monday. Chancellor COm'
mander Herman Smith is in Chicago
Harmony Lodge No. 5, on Thursday
received two applications for membership.
| The Page rank will be conferred on three
| candidates on mex. Thursday evening.
Puget Sound Lodge, No. II. on Friday
evening received an invitation to visit
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| Puget Sound will accept on Thursday
evening. May Is.
Seattle Lodge, No. 81. had . great time
on Wednesday night. Ranks were con-
ferrei on three candidates. and the occa-
sion was enlivened by music from we'll
known band and by general good hutnor
and jo!iity. Knights rank will be con-
ferred on foar candidates next Wednes-
day.
Ancient Order Cnitsd Workmea.
At Odd Fellows hall, North Seattle,
under the auspices Of the A. y. L. W.. No.
90. a spirited debate was given on Thurs
day night by Frank Slmons and &. w.
Calderwood on insurance in old line COM
panies and fraternal societies. Mr.. Simons
challenges any one to debate in favor OK
assessment insurance with him.
Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Hide
brant made trip to Fairhayen Thursday.
May 4. to organize a Degree of Honor
lodge. an auxiliary Of the A. o. L. w.
They were received and escorted TO the
beautiful hotel-The Fairhaven. where
rooms had been engaged for them. The
day was spent visiting numerous places Of
interest. A trip was also made to Lake
Whatcom. The lodge was organized Fri
day. May 8, with twenty-eight charter
members.
Seattle Lodge. No 90. initiated two can
didates Thursday evening. A joint debate
was then INDUCED in by representative
member of an old line life insurance COM
pany and member Of 80. 1t was n treat
and the honors were somewhat divided.
Other debates will follow in quick success
sion. Arrangements are being made for a
series of instructive lectures during the
summer.
Columbia Lodge. No. .. held on Monday
evening, instructed three candidates in the
mysteries of the ord0r.
Al-Ki Lodge, No. !. last Thursday even.
ing initiated two candidates. The resigna-
ton Of g. W. Boardman as master. work
man, who has held that position for some
nine years, was accepted, and George Mis-
ner elected to fill the Office. Messrs. DAVIS
and Drum were also advanced.
Ed Lincoln, a member Of Bldkeley
Lodge. No. 10. Port Biakelcy. was severely
injured yesterday by the bursting Of an
emery wheel. A piece struck him glanc.
ing blow on the arm. Had il struck him
fairly it would have killed him.