The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-19
ROYAL ARCANUMS ARRIVING.
THE SUPREME COUNCIL WILL BE
N SESSION TO-MORROW.

I Several Of the Officers and Delegates
Who Game Early for Committee
WOrk-Hon. John =. Pound, su-
preme Regent, Rt the De sotO-AIl
of the Delegates and Officers Ex-
pected 10 He Here in theMOrning.
a List Of All Who VIII Attend.
The officers and delegates Of the su-
I Dreme council Of the Royal Arcanum have
already begun 10 assemble in Savannah,
and many more are expected to-day. BY
tomorrow morning they viii all be here,
and their sessions Will begin.
Those who arrived in the city yesterday
and are now stopping at the De Soto are
Hon. John J.. Pound OF Lockport. y. Y,
supreme regent; Mr. +. ". Schryver OF
( Baltimore Nd, supreme vice regent; AIr.
/ Palmer II. Charlock Of Elizabeth, y. J..
supreme orator: DR.. Charles Styer of Phil
adelphia, Pa. medical examiner-in-chief;
Mr.. w. O. Robson of Boston, Mass, SUI
preme secretary; Hon. John Haskell But
ler Of Somerville, Mass, chairman; Mr..
Elihu Colman of Fon du Lac, Wis, and
Mr.. Arthur G. Salmon of Brooklyn, y.
u, of the committee on laws; Hon. chill
W. Hazard OF Monongahela, Pa, editor
or the Daily Republican or that city, past
supreme regent; Hon. A c. Trlppe Of
Baltimore, Nd, and Mr.. J. W. Page Of
Syracuse y. T.. of the committee on sta
and Mr. Justin r. price Of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Several other officers and delegates ar
rived late last night. and others are eX-
pected on thc early morning trains. Most
of those mentioned belong to the com
mittees on laws, state OF the order anu
statistics, and they are now engaged IN
holding sessions for the purpose OF pre-
pairing their reports to be made TO the
,t5s -.r1'1,re r,,I mo r,renared nv the com
mittees from Pulaski council for Inc en-
tcrtalnment OF the visitors, was pubushed
Ia Sundays Morning News. There hdv~
been no particular changes maze IN the
programme. and IL viii be carried out In
the best of style. There will be large
number of delegates and officers mere, ana
the convention will be quite a notable one.
The officers and delegates TO the supreme
council who Will be present are;
Supreme Regent-JOhn Il. Pound, LOCK-
port, n. y.
Supreme Vice Regent-Edsom NJ.
Schryver. Baltimore, Nd.
Supreme OratOr-Palmer II. CharlOck,
Sitting Past Supreme Regent-Chm w.
Hazard Alonongahela, Pa.
Supreme Secretary-W. o. Robson, Bos-
Supreme Treasurer-E. a. skinner.
supreme Auditor-A T. Turner, Jr..
Boston. Mass.
Supreme Chaplain-Henry Goodwin,
supreme Guide A. Carter, Geneva. o.
supreme Warden-Thomas A. Parish,
Supreme sentry-carl Moller. St. Louis,
Mo.
Supreme Trustees-James W. Fernald,
St Louis H.; j. NJ. Pace, COVing ton, Ca;
j, N. Mckiinstry. Cleveland. O.
The standing committees are:
Flnance-Charles Z. Ingersol, Buffalo,
n. Y; Carnot o. Spencer. Hartford, Conn;
Robert II. Alberts, Hoboken, \. j.
Laws-John Haskell Butler, Boston,
Mass; Elfhu Colman, Fon du Lac, Wis;
Arthur c. Salmon, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Appeals-HOWard IL. Morse. New York
CITY, n. Y; William LOVenstein, Rich
mond, Va; d. +. Maewatt, Barrie, on
tarlo.
Louis, Mo- W. J. -Footner, 81; Paul.
Mimi; a. G. Tying, Jr., Peoria, III.
The incorporators, not officers, are:
Prof. George w. Bl.sh. Boston, Mass.
Rev. William Bradley, Boston, Mass.
Or. ]. II. Wright, Pittsburg, Pa.
The past supreme regents are:
DR.. Darius Wilson, Boston, Mass.
Julius NJ. Swain, Boston, Mass.
William $. Tenant, Saginaw, Mich.
John Haskell Butler Boston, Mass.
A. c. Trippe, Baltimore, Nd.
S. NJ. Lindsey. Utica, N. Y.
Leigh r. Watts, Portsmouth. Va.
H. II. c. Miller Chicago, III.
The representatives from grand coun-
Observation-Disclosures Robinson. Pal
mer; Isaac r. Weber, Boston; Herbert
a. Boynton, Boston; Frank W. Reynolds,
ohio-wrram c. Lyon, Newark; George
Lawton, Cincinnati; William II. Beebe,
RaVenna.
Michigan-John DeVisser, Kalamazoo;
Z. +. Woodcock, Niles.
Pennsylvania-Dr Z. D. Doolittle, Eas-
tom Joseph A. Langfitt, Pittshurg; w. A.
Shoemaker, philadelphia; owen d. Rob
New YorkIFoster L. Backus. Brook
Ign; Isaac w Cautield. New York; Will
lam A. Bird, Albany; John S Wardweu,
Rome; Justin f. Price, New York; A. II.
fitzpatrick. New York; J. VIII Page, SYRIA
cuse; William T. Holland Brooklyn.
Wisconsin-E. c. Dedne, Racine; L. A.
Dow, Plymouth.
Observation-Disclosures A Soper. Baltimore;
| William IL. Bone, Jr., Baltimore.
Tennessee-S. Rosenthal, CHATTANOOGA:
David Douglass, Vanderbilt University,
Georgia. o. BIalock. Fayetteville;
c. S. Connerat, Savannah.
Illinois-Robert Van Sands, Chicago;
John Kiley, Chicago; J. NJ. Johnson, Chi
Virginia-James b. Blanks, Petersburg;
| w. +. Irvine, Norfolk.
Indiana-J. b. Rucker, Evansville: w
! II. Tigar, Fort Wayne.
New Jerseys. J. Kaliman, Jersey
| Cuyi w. Holt Apgar Trenton; F. j.
| Griffith. Hoboken
NIissouri-A. S. Robinson, Jr., St. Louis;
! Jere Haldeman, St. Louis.
Ontario-James Reynolds Brockville;
| Lyman Lee (alt), Hamilton, Ont.
! Connecticut-John A. Hutchinson, New
/ Haven; II. NJ. Harrington, Bridgeport.
! Rhode Island-Albert L. Anthony, Prov
| idence.
North Carolina-J. Howell Way. NJ. D.,
| WaYnesville.
AIlnnesota-Gerri F. Backus. Minneap-
| Oils George Thane, St Paul
| Iowa. NJ. Treynor Council Bluffs.
| District of Columbia-George H. Coon
/ er. Washington.
| The medical examiner-in-chief is DIR
! Charles Styer, Philadelphia