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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-20


The Grand Court OF .s-A An.ss,. o-=u-
- Foresters Of America viii convene AZ
DtdcH diamond tomorrow MAY q ~rhts
"a4i De the third annual session sa-,,-a 49,
institution OF a Grand Court in tfsz ssa-a
49, - expected 10 result IN much good 20
80 ,atare progress OF the order Consul
sranis interest ~ expected by IN. de
gates from this city ia r~~ard IN -,
s'esR'on OF officers. and several have. an
nouf'c 81 themselves as candidates for dif-
AeFsnt Offices Prominent among thes@
are Thomas Bromley past district chief
ranger, and delegate from Court Fx-
celstor. who 81 said 70 $40 the grand
enfef rangershsp on the tips OF his fingers.
afso George j. Dorfner OF the same court
WHO silently aspires 20 the Office OF grand
secretary. 70 which Office the present in
ctifnbent George r. Jacobsen. OF Cou-S
enterprise, ~ also a candidate In ada
Ton TO the offi-s~rs OF the Grand Court a
representative 70 attend the biennial SEES
SION OF the Supreme Court al Cleveland.
o.. next fall viii also be elected Several
candidates nave been mentioned for this
nonor but II is believed that L. C. Ne
N3iles Of Court Enterprise VIII make a
home run on the first ballot
The members OF Court Energy, Of Black
Diamond, have been untiring In their
efforts to provide for the comfort and en-
Joymeut OF the Grand Court officers and
delegates during their so1ourn IN their
midst and have prepared a series Of en-
tertainments
The second day, or Wednesday evening
All the Grand Court officers and delegates
viii be banqueted. TWO days session Is
supposed TO be sufficient IA which to con-
clide all the business. The present grand
oihcers are; @. G. r.. +. j. Fawcett, OF
Tacoma; @. S. g. r., J. S. Burrows, OF
Fadrhaven; G. T., g. NJ Stewart OF Sc
attic; G. 8. g. F. jacobson, of Seattle;
@. r. s.. l. y. Nightingale. Carbonate;
G. s. w, George Murphy. Snohomish: @.
:. b., s. G. Ha-sting Fremont: c. j.. j. J.
Lewis. Roslyn: G.. trustees, william
Jones. Black Diamond: Charles Baden.
Tacoma; J. w. Sladen, Tacoma
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WHERE l. FRANK LoUGHRAN.
4 New York Estate Awaits Him. If He
Can Be Found.

Frank Loughran. formerly OF this city.
Is wanted In New York. where property
awaits him The above Information came
10 County Clerk Gordon yesterday IN the
shane Of a letter from Joseph Loughran,
\ Ninth street Southeast, Washington
City. The letter * as follows;
II have a son. nov = years OF age.
black hair. tall and slim, a clefk whom [
have not heard from since January, lssi.
I then received 4 Christmas card from
him. stamped Seattle but on writing
there could not find him A friend told
ne he was in some town A few miles
from that place. You may know OF him
through your records. or otherwise.
..FFe has recently Inherited an estate IN
New York and a power Of attorney II re-
outred for settlement OF his interest. You
~nav give this all the publicity you may
dean, proper His name Is Frank LouZh-
ran. Il - possible he IL under an assun-
ed name. but there ia no reason for Il Z"
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Unlto.l nrlcr III Morlmcn-

Columbia Lodge " = \. q. L. W. last
Aoo1ay evening con fer-ed the First de-
s see or t"o applicants and the Second on
80 otH"rs Thrre VII he lively meet
-. - 'otiSht as the members OF AK T.odge.
- 3 VIII attend I'm a aciv. Brother
noA1dnan. thr VA horse OF Aiki has
sla''ensed Brother T II. Cam. the wheel
aeise ~ Columbia. On debate on the
aus aat perls az attending = Grand
..s'Ee They also challenge any member
- 'ala1h.a lodge - wrestling match.
:. ,'u'atis Poole or fiil preferred Ard
eF asVe also challenged Brother bat.
;. "or'h or fvsert 20 "a Qie-eatinS contest
No'"mo.a losige has accepted the chal-
,'se a"l a cor rnt;tec has been appointed
=, max tae necessary preparations
o'Asr Cam has gore iuto training 20 be
= Nt'aFt1 20 meet pvother poarlrnan.
t-'oiecrs hW ana Wilson have been Sc
.s>'7' for The wrestling match and have
80 RIO trainiag. sud VIII DE- rrenarca
y ''.fst any o9e that AK may bring for-h
..,N.''ef h0i;erworth having been selected
'Ne contestant So the ysc-eafinx CON
-, has taken 20 fasting 80 aS % DO IN
49, MN Tor the OCCASION. There has
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W6ISe ;;;:;I:::a
SSs''2

The coming keek ~tll bs an active ore
xith the Ancient Order OF Foresserz OF
America. which vii hold its Grand Court
A. Black Diamond. Why such an oat-of-
tse-way place was selected for ne meeting
Of he Grand Court is not quite clear The
session, however. promises to be well at
tended, and from the prepars tons made
by the hospItable brethren at Black Dia-
rnona there IL every reason TO believe that
the delegates viii enjoy a royal good
tine. The subordinate courts are look
ing forward TO the meeting OF the Grand
Court with considerable eagerness. as It's
action will largely affect the progress OF
fs1a order tn this state.
Tire knights OF Pyt1ias VIII also have
busy week a. their Grand Lodge meeting
I'm WaIIa waila, commencing tomorrow,
AMI Seattle viii be well represented with
hlgh clguitag5es Of the orders The Uni
form Rank VIII hold prize cornpe titive
frsu for the benefit OF the Grand Lodge
next "Wednesday in which Seattle expecsx
TO come of victorious.
The Masonic annual Grand Lodge will
meet In June.
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Con.idfne Worked the Churches.


Consldne and Nothohm worked the
church people beautifully on Tuesday.
The Ministers Association started in
with a determination To defeat Belt.
Considine and NotbOhm both sang the
same song TO them, that Hopkins would
be THE last man IN the race" Our
brethren listened 10 their siren song
and threw their votes away on Brother
France. Considine and NotbOhm are
ROW happy and the good brothers and
their fiocks. who fiocked TO Frances
support are hid In gloom.
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When YOU look person squarely in the
face Il is indeed pleasing to see no ugly
elotches. red patches or pinples.
This is the time Of year when blotcaes
and red patches come out. when honest
folk are compelled 10 say they are taking
sarsaparilla. and therefore ~ pimples,
blotches. red scars. sore face. defacei IA
ciai cuticle.
The person who takes joys Vegetables
Sarsapariila will have a deal OF comfort in
not being compelled 20 explain away these
awful dfsfisuring facial blemishes.
Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla contains no
iodide OF potassium. no mineral deadly
drug, is pleasing to taste and agreeable in
its effectiveness.
1t courses through the body slowly.
gently and mildly dislodging The impuri-
ties, which pass away through the regular
channels nature prepared so wisely.
Here is further illustration of the DIFF
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Gen. George II. Thomas Camp. No. 1.
held its regular meeting last Wednesday
evening. The committee on programme
for Memorial day reported progress. VI.
NJ. Holmes camp, Ballard. has been in
vited 10 join with Thomas camp on that
day. and has accepted the invitation.
Col. Jones has issued his last orders, which
will be read at the next meeting. Wednes-
day. May -. One application is TO be re-
fcrred. and final report from the pro-
gramme committee on Memorial day will
be received.
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Good TenplarS.

Lake Union Lodge, NO. il6 !. o. G.. T.,
installed the following officers last Tues
day evening. Lodge Deputy William Ash
worth officiating: c. T., Mrs. L. Herbert (;
Y. r. Miss Lena Young; secretary. Walter
Westover; assistant secretary. Miss Edith
Graham: marshal. Win Herbert; deputy
marshal. Miss Stella Fairburn; chaplain.
Mrs L. G. Croker; guard. Fred Herbert;
sentinel, Charles Faston; +. c. r, Philip
Ernst, assistant :, j. T. Mrs. Croker;
8. J. r, Miss Bertha Easton.
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MUSEMENH.
..gurr Oaks, at Coriray.s

This evening the Higgins WaIaron COM
pany will produce the beautiful drama.
Burr Oaks" AT Cordray's theater. II Is
a play in which most Of the scenes are
pastoral though there are several strong
military situations. The comedy element
p-edomsnates and the lines given TO those
enacting the comedy characters are rich
in hun1or u. X. Higgins as Jess Judkins.
Miss Jennie weidnan as Sally Beadle. Mss
Virginia Jackson as Hilda Holcomh, VIII
Btrrress as Squire Smart. and James Nc
Cudy as Old Beadle have the principal
comedy rolls which insures an evening OF
laughter The hero. Burr Oaks. is played
by George r Webster. the villain by How
ard Scott Miss Georgia Waldron has
strong emotional role as MarjoT1s Oaks.
wife of Burr Oaks. The minor roles are
in ca pable hands. The play is In four acts
and was written by u. K Higgins, author
OF THE Vendetta" THE PIunger." etc.
There is no lack OF interest from begin
nins, 20 end. and while there is a touch Of
the emotional and pathetic. the play Is
mostly pure comedy. The Higgins-Wal-
dron company have played at Cordray's
for two weeks, and this viii be the last
week of the engagement. as they leave
next Sunday for Portland to open next
Monday evening in KIDNAPPED" Tonight
and tomorrow night Burr Oaks" and
4
powerful comey-drama THE Vendetta
Will be given, also a grand Saturday mat
inee.
THE Vendetta" opens in the parlor 81 n.
Aiphonse. who has a beautiful daughter,
Madelaine. Victor Richards. an Italian
sculptor, is in love with the daughter
as is also the Marquis De Lon. The
sculptor leaves some bonds with the
father OF Madeline for safe keeping and
the marquis steals them. The marquis
has an accomplish in a girl called Roiia.
who passes for his daughter. She dis
guiSes herself In Madeline's cloak, and
she and the marquis seat themselves in
a window. Richards comes in and think
ing IL is his sweetheart demands an ex-
PLANTATION. and they are about 10 fight
duel when Madeline enters. The marquis
and Richards leave the room, and the
marquis fires through the door. kills
NJ. Alphonse and contrives to throw the
guilt upon Richards, who is arrested.
The second act finds Richards in the
prison at Touion, serving life sentence.
There is d powerful climax closing the
act, the explosion and burning up of the
prison. The third act is located in the
gambling halls of Monte Carlo. The
fourth act shows as a climax the sink
ing of the good ship Vendetta. The last
act is the burning of Paris.
THE Vendetta" Is by far the most
elaborate production given by the com
pany. every act being powerful and the
interest never tagging.
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The Funeral of W. III. Chairman.

The funeral services over the remains
of W. II. Chapman, son of DR.. William
Chapman, were held yesterday afternoon
a Butterworth's undertaking rooms I'M
der the auspices of the Masons and Com
pany p, y. q. W. The remains were sent
TO North Yakima on the 2:i0 train for in
terment The pail bearers were ]. =.
Peterson. Harry Gordon. Maj ". V.
Rinehart. Harry Williams John Haley
and J. Park Henderson. Mr.. Chapman
was past master Of Masonic Lodge No.
"a located at North Yakima.
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The Rufiians In .'Injured Innocents."

Whenever an athletic club gives an en-
tertainment it Is sure to be a good one
for a number of reasons. First. only the
best material In the cIgb In the way of
singers, dancers and specialists Is selected;
then again, members of a popular athletic
club, each and every one. strive TO do their
best to make the affair a success for the
honor and glory OF the club. They re-
hearse early and late and are always UP
in their roles. Next Wednesday evening.
May y, the Tacoma Athletic Club will
come over here and put on at Cordray's
theater the great musical hurlesque, In
Jured Innocents,' for one night only.
The burlesque is bright and sparkling;
not a duh inc in It; full of musical num-
all novel and will make a hit, especially
the bear dance and the seagull dance.
Then there Will be a number of clever
specialties introduced. There are about
fifty members of the club in the cast, and
some very fine singing viii be heard The
local gags are all fresh. bright and snappy,
not stale one among them. The Ruff
fans Chorus" fourteen ruffians, and the
peasants, forty-five. are said to be- as one
OF the boys expressed it. 'out of sight"
In the "Ruffians' Chorus are such celeb
rites as the James boys. the Daltons.
Cook, Evans Sontag and other noted out
laws. AS the stage management is in the
hands of c. Fl. Holmes one is sure Ii is
in competent hands New special scenery
and accessories are now in course OF prep
aration. The costuming viii be gorgeous.
The sale of reserved seats will begin at
10 o'clock this morning q the box Office.
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Dr. X. A. Wright. OF Spokane. and Or.
p Scott. % E.iieashUrg. members Of
tha gate dental examining board. are al
ere Ratuter-Cran6. Today <aey VIII help
70 conanc. the examination OF s-lEsie-ffs
a. me hotel and tomorrow viii atiend the
conversion, also 70 be held a fhe Rain
fer-Grar1. Il Is expeesref Ts1ere VIII Dc an
attendance OK between forty and my
dentists.
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Aud MIKE Money nj Il

II YOU only know II the trouble Is with
your digestion II that was good You
would sleep better. wake better work
better. and make more money at Il. How
can one get on when the whole system
s. sluggish But people don't realize
what IS the trouble. \ box Of Rlpaas
Tabules makes Ets worth living. y drug
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Hg[iiali;Z !lj!i;|I.',!'!S

also been suggested hair-puIlsng contest
g%tween Brother Carr. OF Columbia and
bFotner Spencer. OF Aikt. which wifi rrob-
@niy take place IL the time wim permit.
Ens Ballard lodge OF she A. O. L. w.
ssnilsarls, No. g.. VIII hold an open meet
ing a. the Odd Fellows hall az that place
nr1t saturday evening. A literary pro-
enafn1le, including an address by Grand
Lecturer schsyeiy, VIII be rendered rFg-
20 De followed b social hop. Tire rneet-
1ss vii Dc free 20 everyone. and a pleas
ant time ia Anticipated.
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\ Roof Damaged hv FIr,e.

The fire department was called out Sat
urday afternoon a. s o'clock 20 extingliSh
a IRE on the roof OF a two-story frame
building owned by William Feas and To-
Gated at the corner OF South Seventh and
Main streets. The fire caught from a
chimney and did about $loo damage before
being eXtinguished. There was no insur-
ance
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one OF the best evidences that Ayers
Hair Vtgor Is an article OF exceptional
merit Is the fact thar the demand for II
Is constantly increasing. No one who
uses this incompatible dressing thinks OF
irving env other preparation for the hair.
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the effects Of a vegetable sar.

ference in the effects OF vegetable Sar-
saparila and the one that has mineral.
Both pictures were made OF the faces OF
agreeable people. One picture shows the
skin clear and white and fine; the other
shows the skin erupted. disiigured. sore.
Potash drives these eruptions out on the
face. joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla gently
carries these impurities through nature >
channels.
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Edwin ". Joy Company: Up 10 a
month or so ago l was 80 i'll as 10 be Sc
rfoi-rIy alarmed. had been running
down IN health and flesh steadily.
hardly knew the cause. yet attributed IL
70 rheumatism and general debility. and
despite the most strenuous efforts could
not check the persistent dangerous ZEN
deucy that was wearing me out Finally
n got go bad that | was afflicted with
fafntlng spells. While I'm that dangerous
coalition and willing 70 try almost any
thing. 7 saw some Of the strong testimo-
malls that were published detailing the ef-
ferts Of joys Vegetable Sarsaparilia in
irst such cases a mine. and without any
q, f,ti.nce whatever bought a bottle.
am gaining my lost flesh, my casual
friends remark my Improvement, and
certainly have 70 say that | nave not feit
so well for years. and think IL my duty
10 compliment the great home remedy.
JOYS Vegetable Sarsapar!lla-
MRS. BBLDON, $40 Mason Street.
Gentlemen: I had been aIiing for weeks
with what appeared 10 be a disorder OF
the liver ana kidneys ana not "ltiistiI'si-
ing every care 81 seemed to grow worse
instead of better. Finally my wife, bec0m-
Ing frightened procured a bottle OF joys
I-egetsflA Sarsarar!lla. and I began tax
ing IL To make a long story short. IL
rot cnlv overcame IL entirely. but at the
sane time AT sc2eitssA or sfsAA eruption
A1raonaared that had been upon the left
sfsa Of my face for many years. In fact,
n dh3 - much for me. / was - delighted
vyggh q. / sent for half dozen more bot
flas ard gave 81 20 my children. with thu
rrou, satisfactory results. II any one
haA told NE that ia six weeks IL would
tavA accomplished what II has I would
r.ot have believed him. The above Is a
s{n7gle narrative Of the truth as clearly
as can state IT,
T. =. MILTON. eli Post Street.
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Isl Train ON Grrnt Northern HALLWAY

Effective Sunday. May 5th. the east
hound overland express viii leave Seattle
a. $50 p N. and wsst-hound train viii
arrive az Seattle az els =. m. You can
take supper In Seattle and Breakfast n
srokane following morning.
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lar nee ing. and any alteration. amend
msnt or new bylaw shall be submitted
in writing 20 the body affected az the
regular meeting previous 20 the one IN
which the vote Is 70 BE- taken
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Gentlemen: Being troubled with hollis
took one OF the sarsaparillas and the
result was a mass Of pimples." Hearing
of JOYS, which was purely vegetable, /
tried it, and the boils dried up in a few
days joys acts different 10 the others.
J. NEWMAN. Alameda, Cal.
Formerly with the Alta California"
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The grand tx -ursion 81 the season VII
b. that on the Clty % Kingston n Nt,-
toria May : ara "a TIE FRS, Regiment
hand % twenty pieces will accompany
the excursion ans take part in the parade
a. Victoria Fare Fer ne round trip only
$50. Tickets rocf untu the sch
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Formerly witt

Edwin w. Joy Co: As remedy for in
digestion and dyspepsia, with the usual
sick headaches accompanying them
have found a remedy that seems 10 re-
rrove the cause and cure them In joys
Vegetable SarsapariNa- l have used "
myself and most highly recommend II to
others l.. q. LUCAS.
Iaclide Building City.
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MISTAKES COMMON TO MANY.
Blunders which Often Result Seriously
Should be Avoided I'm Time.

Many people are Of the opinion (and
wrongly, that whenever they 10 not feel
well they should physic themselves with
pills. powders or purgatives. This con.
slant dosing of ones self with physic is all
wrong. as the effect Of this treatment is 20
weaken the natural digestive forces which
Nature has gwen u. and this results In the
awful chain of mals iies which successfully
attack the weak. Thousands today lingei
and suffer through ignorance of the proper
mode Of treating the Ills which affect them
through fatigue, oyerwork or indigestion.
Peruvian BltteTs are the proper thing &c
use 70 tone up and invigofate the system,
and 10 enliven ali the functions ofthe body.
Peruvian Bitters are not "A physIc, but
pleasant and invigorst.ng drink. made 81
the yerv finest California Brandy, blended
with aromatic and medicinal herbs and
roots. and particularly the almost sacred
Peruvian Bark, so celebrated the word
over for its tonic and anti malarial proper.
ties. Peruvian Bitte-s enable the system
10 ward OF the attacks Of colds. coughs ard
similar diseases, and ii YOU are weak ano
shaky from former attack of the above
diseases. Peruy Ian Birters all make you strons
again. Appetizers are beneficial 10 the tired
overworked or v eak. snd Peruvian Bltters sFs
d perfect TOME. De tier than whisky or simiiS
s.smul.utS. Beautiful. clear eonplsxlons are
desired hy al. Rad Peruvian Bttters viii create
CONNEXIONS OF beauty BY restoring vigorous a,
tea Of The functions OF the body Try IL AID
u convinced MACK ( Co, san Frk1cIsco-
All Druggists ana Dealers.
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STATE % Washington eGers fine in5u>e-
uaants for parties wishing - visis Vie
to~ia and witness ths yacht races ~ ro-
naming On board The steamer
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This week We offer fun dress patterns.
IN latest style fabrics at very close
prices Many Of these suits are displayed
ia our show windows
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Edwin w. Joy Co.: Ny occupa ton gives
me little or no exercise. and | have con-
sequently had for years weak stomach.
INDIGESTION and constipation. I was a
sufferer until I fortunately tried joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. which has helped
me in every way. / think had one OF
the most sensitive stomachs one ever pos
sesSed and | was in continual distress,
hut with the aid OF joys Sarsaparilla can
now eat any and everything without any
evil effects II has thoroughly reorgan-
lied me, and L am delighted to recon-
mend Il. CLARA MELVIN.
126 Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
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Edwin w. Joy Co: For years / have
suffered from indigestion and headaches.
but a. soon as / purchased a bottle OF
your Sarsa parilla I could eat almost any
thing with impunity and am never troub-
led with a headache Of any kind. and give
YOU the credit which is due you.
THOMAS p. CULKIN,
ST. Louis Mo.