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Knights of Maccahees.

Seattle Tent, No. g. of the Maccabees,
held its first regular review in Red Mems
hall last Friday evening, with big turn
out of enthusiastic members, and quite
number of applicants presented them
selves for instructions. Deputy Supreme
Commander D. H. Orchard was present
and delivered the charter and supplies to
the tent and giving the officers full in
structions as 20 the workings OF the order
He stated that he was satisfied that this
Seattle tent would soon be one of the
largest in the state Seattle tent will
meet every Friday night in Red Mems
hall, corner of Front and Marion streets,
Seattle.
Edmonds Tent, No. Z. of Edmonds, h.
o. L. NJ, met in odd Fellows hall Tues
day. June %. Twelve applications for
membership were on the table, ten OF
which we're initiated into the tent the
same night they are a lively tent of
bees at Edmonds, and if they keep clear of
the sting OF the lady bees they will need to
work hard.
The Olympic Hive of Lady Bees, of Ed
monds, gave an ice cream social one night
last week, and abou. so clear receipts for
the general fund was the outcome. The
following sre the names of the officers of
Olympic hive; Lady past commander,
Mrs. Siotman: LADY commander. Mrs.
Garry lady lieutenant commander. Mrs.
W. Wilson; lady record keeper. Mrs. s.
Gates; lady finance keeper. Mrs Beenis,
lady chaplain. Mrs. Stevens; lady SER
geant. Mrs. C. Wilson: lady mistress-at-
arms, Mrs. Schri6er: lady sentinel. Mrs.
ii. Wilson; lady picket. Mrs. Beenis-
Independents Order of Coed Tempi2rs.
The first strawberry and ice cream festi-
val, given * Port Biakeiey on Saturday
evening nnder the auspices of Rising Star
Lodge, No. s.. was q grand success in
every particular. Daring the evening
musical programme vas ably rendered,
Mr., Stampsr presiding a. the organ. Mrs
kellam and Mr.. Z. IL. Lewis giving vocal
solos.
special degree session OF District
Ledge. Ne. is. Was held last Monday even
ing az the Good Temp!srs' hall on Battery
street. J. y. Shsfsr. d. c. T.. presided.
Seattle Lodge. No. G. had an unusually
interesting session last Monday evening.
Visitors were present from twelve sister
lodges. and the good of the order" WAS
genuine love feast
Last Saturday night Baltic Lodge, No.
loo. !. .. G. T.. had al interesting meeting
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PERSONAL.

]. A. flanagan, OF Omaha, is In the city.
s. L. Yates, of Everett. arrived yes
terday.
Miss wooley. of Victoria, is stopping at
the Busler.
W. J. Foster. of Olympia. is guest at
the Butler.
f. c. Shears, of ST. Paul. is stopping at
the Northern.
N. X. Lawrence, of Kelso. is a guest at
the Occidental.
Lyman Harris, of North Yakima, is
guest at the Northern.
]. A. Anderson and mother, of Victoria,
are guests ut the Butler.
George I. Cline. of Woodburn, Or, is
registered az the Occidental.
Judge Henry Mcbride and II. S. Con-
ner. OF Ia Conner, are stopping at the
Butler.
Dr. ". F.. Gibson and wife, of Gilman.
are stopping IN the city, registered AZ the
Butler.
DIR. d. A. X. Steele and wife. of Chicago,
are visiting IN the city. registered at the
N0rthern.
Il. ". Bryan. of Minneapolis, master
mechanic % fhe Great Northern railway.
Is at the Northern.
Mrs. T. 5 Cunningham and Miss Gun
ningham. Of Glasgow, Scotland. are stop
ping at the Northern.
South sea islanders.
Exhibition this afternoon and evening.
Madison park.
Or. Rufus II. Smlth-Remoyed 10 Burke
block. Telephone ISa.
Ladies' white straw sailors S5c, trimmed
&c at J. = Graham's
McSorisy makes harness. no CONNER
eial street.
The tax Of tie town. New potatoes Al Cooper
& Lew = o csnss re- 10 poaaas.
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knights OF Pxthia..

Harmony Lodge, No. 5. X. of P, held n
business convention a. its castle hall. Ho-
tel Stevens. last Thursday evening. The
reports o. the officers for the term ending
July show the lodge 20 be in prosper
Gus condition, and besreak great credit 70
the outgoing officers for the untiring en-
ergy aud business ability they have dis
played in placing the lodge in its present
condition during the hard tines term
L. G. NJ, j. Magic has received his COM
mission as y. u. Grand Chancellor and
wln install the oiliceFs-elect next Thurs
day evening.
The committee on ''socialsn renorted
that they have made arrangements with
the PytAlan SISTERS to furnish and preside
over the snppeg 20 he given ia connection
With the bail next Tuesday evening al the
Hosel Arlington. As this IS the first time
that the Pythian Sisters have taken part
IN any Of the lodges socials, much interest
Sill oe added To the occasion.
The regular meeting Of Seattle I.,dre
No. 81. Knights Of Pythiss. was held lsst
Wednesday, aud large amount Of roa-
tine ~ork ~Ss done. this practically being
the issi gathering M the term OF present
officers. NexI Wednesday, being the sth
very short meeting will be held. aud the
installation Of the new officers wlil take
place the folioalog Wednesday (the iltht.
when Il Is expected that a large lodge viii
assemble The past term has been most
successful one, and the mex officers-eleet
are true and enthusiasts Knights. who
vii see 20 Il that the work does not lose
any OF IS laster in their hands.
Lake Lodge. Nc. =. X. Of F.. last Friday
received an Official vaslt from Grand Chan
eeisor Mckay, Of Tacoma, accom- panied by
Iass Chaneellor ho0ns. OF the same place.
he rank o. hnsg0s was conferred on an
Esquire. and one petition for membership
D initiation sAs refsEEs5. Next Tuesday
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evening the rank of Page viii be conferred
on two strangers.
Last Friday night Puget Sound Lodge.
No. y, L. of p, made arrangements for
the reception of Grand Chancellor Mckay,
of Tacoma. who will make an official visit
TO Puget Sound lodge next Friday night,
July s. Invitations have been extended
TO Past Grand Chancellor Walter G.
Ronald, TO II. A. Bigelow and staff and
Col. ]. b. Metcalfe and staff to be present.
The two divisions of the Uniform Rank
have been invited, as are ali members OF
the sister lodges in the city and sojourn-
ing knights. The knight rank will be
conferred on two candidates by the rank
team of Puget Sound lodge, under the
direction of P. c., G. A. Lafayette. After
the confirming of rank the officers-elect of
Puget Sound lodge will be installed by
Grand Chancellor Mckay, as follows:
Chancellor commander, Paul Pearson;
vice chancellor, John Mason; prelate. Il.
7. Pope; II. of W.. G. A. Lafayette; NJ. of
A, C. +. Williamson; NJ. of h., c. w.
Thornton: inner guard. J. Zimmerman;
outer guard, E. r. Taylor; trustee, Z. K.
Butterwortn. Alter the installation an
informal reception will be rendered the
grand chancellor and to the officers OF the
Grand Lodge, Supreme Lodge and the
Uniform Rank
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HIS TIME LIMITED.
DR.. Darrin Contemplate Closing His
Office In This City.

DR.. Darrin's sojourn in this city will ex.
pire in q few weeks, when he will close
MS offices. Parties desiring his services
should not lose the opportunity of con-
suiling him 81 once.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted free at Ho-
tel Stevens. corner Front and Marion
streets. Seattle. Wash. Office hours from
10 TO 5 daily; evenings. to s; Sundays,
10 10 II
He makes a speciality of al diseases OF
the Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat. Catarrh and
Deafness. and al nervous. chronic and
private diseases. such as Loss OF Manhood.
Syphilis. elect, GonoTrheea, Structure
SperrnatoFrbga, Seminal Weakness and
Loss Of Desire or sexual Power in man or
woman. All peculiar Female Troubles.
Irregular Menstrnation. Lsueorrhpa. Dis
place ments, etc. are cenfidentially treat
ed. Charges reasonable. according TO
circumstances and ability 10 pay.
Patients a. a distance can be cured By
home treatment DR.. DarriE will send 10
any address his ectrO- magnetic rene lies
ON the receipt Of S. and full symptoms Of
the disease. One visit TO the office = de-
sired. but Is not necessary ia all cases.
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
Inquiries answered All business rela-
lions with Dr.. Darrin strictly confidential.
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DELAYED PASSENGERS ARRIVE.
G.. y. Rebuilt at wenatchee-saved by
nm Engineers yfgiience.


The Great Northern train which arrived
about noon on Saturday brought num-
Der of delayed passengers from the East,
among them being Harvey w. Scott, edi-
tor of the OTegonidn, who went through to
Portland; J. Z. Goetz. principal of the
state normal schoo! at Eiienshurg. who
lett the train at Wenatchee to take the
stage for that town; J. Z. Ballaine. of
Colfax. on his way TO Tacoma; George ".
Kerr, Of 81. Louis. aud party of ladies,
who are stopping here and will make
tour of the Coast, Henry p Palmer. for
merry of the Spokane Repiesc: Louis Fitz-
henry, of the Daily Leader, of Blooming
ton. H.
One of the passengers said OF the condi-
tion of the road:
1.-THE road Is all right east of the Column
bia river, though trains have TO run slowly
over some weak spots the road IS being
rebuilt higher up the bluff along the Coz
lumbia river at East Wenatchee, far above
the present high water mark. and will be
completed so that trains can run through
without transfer tomorrow. We had
wagon transfer of about one and a halt
miles where the track is under water. for
the river is even nos higher than it ever
was before. While we were crossing a
temporary bridge this side of the Cascades,
where one had been washed out, early
Saturday morning. a freight car used for
baggage jumped the track and would soon
have pulled the whole train after il into
the river il the engineer had not noticed it
and stopped. The sleeper had every berth
taken, many of the passengers having
been two weeks or more on the way from
Chicago, and aquantity of delayed mail
was on the train"
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since "Wednesday. The company called 3
crew at | o'clock this afternoon and re
peared the call several times. huf received
no response. Il Is not believed crew
can be obtained here 20 take ths trains
OUT Deiayed passengers are being fed oy
the eonpany. The best Of feeling. aside
from i'm patience. prevails. The rassen-
gers held services today and are passing
the time IN every possible way, but all - Or
Derry witb them, IS with the railroad men
PoxrnAxD. July The Northern Pa-
cite started q train with PriimaDs last
night, but it proceeded only as Tar as
Gob8e and returned early this morning.
The Northern Pacific made no attempt 70
take cut q tram today
The most important strike development
today was the final decision Of the engl-
neers not 70 run with non-union hrer1en.
ami as their constitution forbids them
taking the runs Of members Of any
legally organized union they cannot
take the places Of American Railway
Union engineers on strike. This
tighiens things. although the conductors
have not absolutely concluded whether II
is seabbing 10 take the runs Of union
strikers. The engineers have notihed
their brothers all along the Northern Pa
cific line. and will give the officials notice
tomorrow at noon.
Today's new feature In train service was
az Edison, south OF the city. and then put
back. The SorEhern Pacific was expected
10 send a train East today, but it
did not go. although sixty marshals
armed with Winchesters guarded the
depot ard yards. Iomorrow's plan
is TO move the east-boand overland
out of Helena, but the rank and
file % the railroad men say il will not
bulge. More people have left by wagon
nd hr0 tnr
Wash. Some drove south to Censraiia
tonight. The strikers have agreed among
themselves 20 keep away from Northern
Pacific property, and they denounce the
acts OF hoodlums in guying the Tnarshals.
The smelter and the Tacoma saRmill
will have 10 close in a few days. owing TO
lack OF ore and logs. Meat is growing
scarce. Electric and cable street cars win
have TO stop in three or four DAYS, coal be-
inc exhaIIafel By The railroad fie-lin-
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THE CITY PARKS.
Superintendent schwagerrs Report for
the Month of Jane.

ScHWaEtFA ecppft
the Month OF June.
Park Superintendent Schwage-l will to-
day file his report with the board of pub
lie works for the month OF June. The
salary roll amounted to $575, and supplies
$50. 81; total, 63Is7. In the course of his
report, Mr.. Schwagerl says 5000 plants
have been added during the month. max
ing total of o0,0o0. and il is desirable to
add to the list of perennials this year in
order 10 eventually permit a considerable
decrease of the yearly planting of tender
bedding plants. Work on the root and
tool house ut Kinnear park is progressing.
During the month there were received
for future exchanges, 1876 rose bushes, $50
Iobelias and 10 miscellaneous.
Mr. Schwagerl urges upon the board the
great economy that would be secured in
the care OF streets and cutters by partly
parking streets on which there is little
traffic
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In SECRET CIRCLES.
Gathering of Masonic Lodges
for st. Johns Anniversary.
KNIGHTS or PYTHiAs ACTIVE.
Grand Army Sews-Ccmmander-f In Chief
scott's staG-Forestcrs, Ancient
and Independent.

Tie leading feature in fraternal matters
during the last week was the commemora-
ton Of ST. Johns day oy all the blue
lodges of the masonic order at the new
temple Sunday evening. June "A The
newly elected most worshiptul grand
master of the state. James NJ. Taylor, was
present and officiated throughout the
evening, the event being marked with
bright speeches from all the worshipiui
masters of all the lodges in joint session.
Nothing out of the ordinary run of routine
business marked the work of the other Sc
cret organizations during the week. ex-
cept that general activity appears 20 pre-
vail in all, which is best attested by the
increasing number of candidates applying
and being admitted.
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GRAND ARMY Matters.

PoRT TOWNSEND. June 27.-[Special. +
Commander J. N. Scott. of the department
of Washington and Alaska, Grand Army
of the Republic made the following ap-
pointments today for the ensuing year:
Assistant adiutant general. Thaddeus
S. Smith, Farragut Post, No. Is, Port
Townsend; assistant quartermaster gen.
eral, James III. Wilson. John f. Miller
Post No. 81. Seattle; judge advocate. Nor
man Buck, Sedgwick Post, No. s. Spokane;
Inspector. Wallace ii. jennings, Custer
Post, No. g. Tacoma; chief mastering Of
ficer. c. L. Brown, James Parsons Post,
No. IL. Ellensburg; chief of staff, Henry
Landes. Farragut Post, No.. Is. Port Towns
end senior aide-de-camp, C. NJ. Pierce.
T. F. Price Post, No. 50. Centralia.
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Sons of Temperance

sons OF temperance.
Queen City Division. No. /, Sons of
Temperance, elected the following officers
for the ensuing quarter: Worthy patri-
arch, W. +. BushelI: worthy associate.
Miss Mary McCuen; recording secretary,
o. E. Clifford: A. r. s., Miss Blanche
Graves; financial secretary, C. E. Clifford:
treasurer, w. II. Sheneman; chaplain,
Mrs. ]. T. Fleenor; conductor. r. ].
Burch: assistant conductor, Miss Maude
Meade: l. s, Miss Charlotte Haley; o. s.,
E. Lewis. Next meeting the works of Mil
ton will be studied.
Seattle, No. ., at their last meeting,
elected officers as follows: w. P, r. T.
Bushell; W. A.. Miss Maggie Sutton; re-
cording secretary, Homer Bull: A. r. s.,
Miss Hannah Mccormack; financial Sec
rotary. Miss Sadie Haynes: treasurer. A.
Hansen; chaplain, Mss Mile Gunther;
conductor, NJ. Conner; assistant conductor.
Miss Byrd Sawyer; 1. s., Della Winter
mute; o. s.. James Saunders.
Eureka Division, No. 4, held an interest
ing session last Monday evening visitors
being present from Seattle. Monitor and
Alki divisions. A new set OF officers was
elected.
About lbs guests were entertained by
Monitor division at their strawberry social
last Thursday evening.
Bethel division, of Auburn, will camp
at Stones Landing on July 8 and 4. The
losing side in the literary contest will give
a picnic at that place on the 12th of July.
This division elected officers as follows TT
their last session: w p, Mrs. Z. Rich
mond; W. A. Alfred Stroud; r. s.. Rebie
Kerr: financial secretary, John Holmes;
treasurer. E. b. Kerr: chaplain, E. Rich
mond; conductor. ]. McManaman; assist
ant conductor, Nora Hart; l. s., Matte
Young o. s., Henry Hart.
Chehalis Division. No. Sc. is the latest
addition to the ranks of the Sons. It was
organized June 81. with eighteen charter
members. The w. p. is William Tyreli;
the recording secretary, Roy Stewart, and
the ID. G. W. p. is George W. Stewart.
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day evening elected the following officers
Westberg, c. r.; j. H. Bates. S. C. r.. /; f.
5. ]. Braillo. J. W.; q. w. Boyce, S. B..
and w. Gunterman. j. b.
Court Rainier, No. 1876. last Friday
evening initiated one candidate and elected
the following officers: c. W. Boway. c.
r.; c. III. Phillips. S. C. R.; l.. Nj. Bower,
X. s.. }. B. Owens. S. W.; George Boys, j.
w; John A. Hallouest. S. B.; Charles
Huppee, ]. b.. and Frank Began, trustee.
Queen City Circle, No. LIS, G. of f., held
its regular monthly social last Wednesday
evening. which proved a very enjoyable
and successful one. The next meeting OF
the circle will be July IL, as next Wednes-
day will be the 4th. q holiday.
Court Evergreen. No. 1854, initiated one
candid ate last Monday. The social COM
mittee reported that the object of the
social had been accomplished In the form
ing of circle of the Companions of the
Forest. with membership of forty. The
boys are expecting q good time In social
pleasures. Now the circle has been started
a number of the brothers have had their
names entered as social members. The
regular meeting of the court will be to-
night. Monday. when the installation of
officers for the ensuing term will take
place.
At a special meeting of this court held
last Tuesday the following offices were.
filled: Grand chief ranger. sub chief
ranger, recording secretary. senior and
junior woodwards. and senior and junior
beadles. The quarterly meeting will be
held next Tuesday, at which the trustees
will make their quarterly report and off,
GERS will be installed
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ROYAL Arcanuu.

Seattle Council. No. 1914, Royal Area
mum, held its regular meeting in Elks hall.
Frye block. June Is. Considerable bust
ness was transacted. after which many in
teresting subjects relative to the order
were discussed. In view of the fact that
Royal Areanum day comes on Saturday
it was decided to postpone the celebration
until July 8, the next meeting night of the
council, when a social entertainment will
be given by the members.
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Highest of Leavening Powe-Laest u s. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

and decided to give social Saturday night,
July II.
Duwamish Lodge, No. 154, has leased q
hail at Georgetown.
Baltic Lodge. No loo, I. O. G. T., the
Literary Society, Fremont, aud Methodist
Episcopal society, Epworth League, will
have Fourth Of July picnic at Green
Lake boathouse ground.
Seattle Juvenile Temple, No. 8. !. o. G. T.,
gave picnic at Woodland park on Sat-
urday.
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Independent order OF Fores.ers.

Court Seattle. No. $40. will meet in the
Seattle National Bank block next Tuesday
evening, when interesting business is ex-
pected TO be brought before the court
Several applications are to be acted upon.
Court Puget Sound. No. 53s, met last
Friday and initiated one member and adj
mitted another by card. Another applica-
ton was received and acted upon.
Brother Cruise expects to institute a
new court within week.
A new court has recently been instituted
in Spokane with forty charter members.
Tacoma proposes TO get the High Court
next fall. Seattle wants TO be stirring
herself.
What is the matter with the court in
Ballard? There is good material there.
Brothers should not go to sleep.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-06-09
CHAPTER V.

Marsden and Tong Bob were the
last TO reach the drivers camp that ey.
cning The crew had nearly completed
the evening meal, seated about several
cheerful fires upon logs, siumps, cracker
boxes anil herimproyised seats. Moth
er earth fora floor and the broad, blue
canopy 81 heaven for covering cOnsti
tute the dining hall Of the driver. A
few steaming kettles aud u rude table
contained The wholesome cdibles, which
the hurdy drivers, worried md hungry
from their long days toll, we're rapidly
conlizcating 10 the Kingdom 81 inner
man.
cit out o. the hcro's way" com.
manded Bob, az mnn with red hair
ppedcd the speakers progress ia pling
great ladies full Of stew on his TIN plate.
"What do mcan2' lac repeated ~ lac
added couple ~ stcaming potatoes 10
the already ovcr.taNcd re, pticlc. 81
mean that we're heroes and Jack.
Ne jest ol Ter seen the lad, tli.r'-point-
ing 60 Jack with his fOrk-"he swiped
the slickest gal out OF bnteau that wis
goin over the falls TINT yc ever seen.
An then to git even pulled out her
dude mash. Whcw But wasn't she
bcauti' concluded Bob, enthusiastically,
M Jack proceeded to narratc the thrill
ING incidcntof the runaway bateau
81 don't know her namc,r Jack nm
swcrcd ia responte toa question, but
surmiac that she is the niiianccd 81
young Layton, the supply clerk in the
Layton Company's warehouse. She
seems 10 he visiting him, with his sister
at NJ
"Ftn.a.n.c.e.dl' croancd Bob "Urin'
mighty Hip Cab since We llshcd out the
gal, ehg But never mind, Old Stoekin'
Maybe she's got lots a. tim an she'll
hunt We up and morry te, yit"
Don't let that worry yuu, Lengthy"
jack retottcd pleasantly, IA lac arose to
secure his blanket and prepare for the
drivers bed-by no means a princely
couch. bat u welcome one Co the toll.
worn had who braves the dangers 81 the
surgng streams.
The South Fork drive was completed
two days afterwarl mud Jack Mnrrd, u
with many Of his fellow workers, went to
NJ.
YOU'RE lookin' vii as ever, boy"
sail l.anlord Stubs, shaking JncS's
hand heartily. "rhey tell me yon done
reg'lnr land office business savin' u
gal out there 'tother day. An my, boy,
got n hitter for yon," Stubs nddcd be
fore Jack could iotce word in, edge.
Wise. Stepping behind the desk aud re-
lccting the letter nom pile Of hall a
dozen, stubbs handed Il TO Jack, who
opened Il and read:
,iuraoo, June 20. 49,
JunS MAnsDrS, ESQ