The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

Of Hsauire on two candidates on wednes-
day might On next Wednesday thess
canlfsda.es viii receive Knight rank.
Tie boom Of Unity Lodge, No. 80. sti.l
conHnues On Thursdsy night four
candidates received knight and
threS Esquire rank On Tuesday.
Juni q. the lodge will 90 on
IN s,scnrsion to Port Orchard and Sidney
on tAe Greyhound. the boat having been
giveS to the lodge for the day BY Brother
Ciasiis Troupe. Of Lodge No. 80.
AAseng the appointments soon 70 b
gazesssd ID that Of Nsis Anderson. chan
celIssr commander Of North Star Lodge,
No.. s&o. to b inspector general Of the
Washington brigade. Uniform rank.
Tie Grand Lodge Of British Co,umbia
elecsed the following officers last week:
susrsrs representative for foar year, James
cfos;an, OF Ssnsimo: grand chancellor. IL J.
Ans,ye. Of Vancouver: past grand chancellor. j..
u. R,aghes. Of Victoria: grsad vies chancellor,
J. "a Byrne. Of Victoria: grand preiase, l.
Monhse. OF Wellington: grand master alarms.
A. Al Richardson, Of Nanssno: xrand master OF
exchSques. J. r. Kennedy. OF Wsstminster.
fourth year: grand inner guard. \. Nelson. OF
News Westminster: grand outer guard, J. G.
Mia OF Vancouver.
ancient Order Csised Woskmes.
Tie next meeting of the finance CON-
miisee will be IN Seattle on June 3. Up
20 dtte they have two deaths TO act upon
andthave more than IS. 90 Ia the treasury
willy which TO meet the a. 600 indebted.
nesH There IL likely TO be no assessment
next meth.
Sss,ttle Lodge, No. 60. held an interesting
meeting on Thursday evening and initi-
aiesS two candidates in both degrees. Ar.
ransements were completed for q grand
bensfit entertainment TO be given under
the auspices of the Harmonic Society in
ODD; Fellows hall, North Seattle. On
Thursday evening. June g. Prot. G. e.
Mu3son has entire charge Of the pro-
gralime.
List week No. GO issued q challenge to
Destiny Lodge, No. 50. OF Tacoma. to play
. mt,cn game Of ball in the near future.
which vas accepted. The championship
Wiz be hot!y contested for.
Columbia. No. Q. the old standby and
record breaker. continues to make work
mef1 every meeting night. 1t took in four
on Monday evening. The new officers
havy been elected and will be installed the
first meeting night in July. Prof. o. s.
Jonfs was elected master workman; f. r.
Bu,ferwor,h. foreman; g. S. Benedict con-
TIMED as finsncier. and X. J. Wilson was
choten recorder. The next term will CON-
pIete Mr.. Benedict's ninth year in the Of
ice, The retiring recorder has served
eight consecutive years.
u t~Ss a.. T. 4 IL
horfe in Toronto. Canada, where he goes 70
be present at the fiftieth anniversary OF
his parents wedding. The entire family
noV living expect to be present, ana will
represent all sections of the country.
Ak, No. I. Is rapidly coming to the
froIt. New candidates are proposed
lightly and the lodge is in q fourishing
condition.
DIT. Wheeler. Of this lodge, left this
week for Toronto to attend the Supreme
lodge. 1t convenes in that city on Tues
day; and will be in session about seven days.
SEATTLE lodge. No. Z. d. of H., held its
regSiar meeting on Tuesday evening and
eleeted the following officers: Chief OF
horsor. Annie l.. Caskey; lady OF honor,
A. tHilderbrsnt: chief Of ceremonies,
Masnie Warner; recorder, Fannie H.
Chssnd!er: financier. Carrie J. Knox: re.
cclver, Arabella Amunds; sister usher,
Misnie K. Jeffries; inside Waterman. Eva
Smith: outside Waterman, A. Amundo.
Tho lodge will celebrate its first annivers-
sarJ on Tuesday evening. A splendid
programme will DO rendered, followed by
dar1:ing. The entertainment promises TO
be 4 success, as the committee in charge is
working hard.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
The state encampment of the Grand
Arihy Of the Republic met at North
YAKIMA last week. together with the Sons
Of Neterans and the Women's Relief
Coaps. The following were chosen depart
me}t officers Of the G. A. r.:
Commander. j. =. Sinclair, OF Ballard; senior
vicv {. 7. Patterson, OF Ellison: junior vice, ".
T. allie. OF south Bend: medical director. T.
NJ Soung, OF Seattle; chaplain. J. ]. Moss, OF
seaHis
Delegates 10 national encampment-As large,
r. lcost, OF Yakima; delegates--George Board
mad, Of Tacoma; J. l.. Watson, OF Spokane: J.
oiray, of ws,erville: altcrnates-at large. j. W.
acNesn. of Walla WallA: alterns,es-A H. Con.
gersof Tacoma: I. N. Young, OF seattle: u. BIS
seliS Of Auburn.
Ciuncil Of Sdminiatration-G. W. Tibbette, OF
Seattle: George Lane. OF Olympia: X b. Scott,
of rpokanc; Jesse Tobias, OF Excelsior; Edward
koss., OF Port Townsend.
Joseph Sinclair. who was elected department
commander, was born in Nova scotia in lsl-
coming 70 the United states in 1854 I've
rnos;hs afierward he enlisted in the United
stasss marine corra Under Admiral FArragui
he participated in the bombariment and cap
turt OF Fort Fisher in January. ls6S He re-
eciScd q severe wound snd was also taken
prisoner. For gallant conduct Ia the eghs hs
sSprescnsed with . medal OF gold by the city
OF Ms adoption. Brooklyn He escaped from
prISon. but was laid up In the army hospita
ua,;l late in is6S. when he received his dis
chaage. He has never recovered entirely from
theswound he received. lie came 10 Yakima II
ISL where he still retains large business inter
estt alter his removal TO Ballard Ia ISSS He /,
now vice president of the West Coast Manu-
featuring and Investment Company az the latte,
roi}t
Ihe officers of the Women's Relief Corp.
cles,ed were:
Resident. $. Holmes of Seattle: senior vic,
prudent, Frankie r. Bcdeii. Of Walla wasla
insSor vice presiaea,, W. u. Madison. OF Ia
ooi$a
Miller Post, No. 81. meets at its room,
ons Tuesday evening. A large hatch O
hutincss will come up for consideration
Tt:s following comrades attended the en-
oa!lrment at North Yakima: J. ". Lang
ic,i James Leddy. William Phillips. job.
M;Bemiss, James Sharp, ;. +. lIaines. +
NJ, Davis. James IL. Wilson. Byron Phelps
E:L- Davis. W. ". rerrigo. J. J. Moss
GeSrge knnear. The boys had goo,
tiste. and all returned we'll satisfied wit.
ih{lr trip. \, the last meeting the pos
Mustered tao candidates and receive,
th;ce applications