St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-12
arations for the Burns FESTIVAL. which

persons TO pdrtlc1pate: MeSQa1neS
Brown and Morrison: Miss Fuller and
Messrs. Myron, Dawson, Hope, McCrea.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly has consented 10
give an address on Burns" which without
doubt will be the greatest literary treat that
| Scotsmen have provided for themselves and
| the thousands of admirers of their national
poet in the Northwest.
The festival will be held in Central hall,
corner of West Sixth and Seventh streets,
on Friday, Jan. "a.
Kleist's orchestra will supply the music for
the dancing, which follows the literary pro-
| gramme.
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The supreme commandery has recently is
sued the following chronological history of
the order
1O4S. Established at Jerusalem, charit-
| able and religious order
1O99. The first crusaders enter Jerusalem
Ills. Chose the first elected grand master
| Raymond Du Puy.
lis. Order of knights Templar established
| at Jerusalem.
115S. The last of a series of victories over
1160. Raymond Du Puy died after forty
years service as grand master.
11S7. Jerusalem surrendered to the Moham
medans.
1928. Jerusalem recaptured by the Knights.
l244. The !nidels recaptured Jerusalem.
after terrible combat, and only sixteen
knights OF HospitalerS and st. John and
thirty-three Templars survived.
1890 The two orders found an asylum on
| the Island of Cyprus
1910, They besieged and finally captured
! the Island of Rhodes. The knights Templar
dIsbanded and their property given to the
1880. Infdels failed in their attempt to
capture Rhodes.
1922. The Moslems succeeded in capturing
Rhodes.
1870 Charles V. of Germany gave the
Island of Malta Tor Meta) to the knights,
/ and the knights unfurled their banner.
1850 The Hospitalers accepted the doc
trine of the reformation
1913 Malta seized by Napoleon while on
MS way to Egypt; Emperor Paul, of Rus
sla' elected the SEVENTEEN grand master; the
standard of st. John hosted permanently on
me me oastlons Of the admiralty OF st. Peters
burg. where ii continues unfurled TO this day
1S00 The sixth language becomes the sole
! one in existence.
| 1870; Charter issued from Scotland for
! american Communicates.
1884. The Grand Commandery of America
Incorporated
1885. The supreme commandery. of The
continent of America. chartered by the I'm
perlal Grand Black Encampment Of the Uni
verse, with headquarters at Glasgow Scot
land which gave them full power on this
1885. St Paul Commandery No. 154 insti-
tuted Jan. s.
r 1855 Ariel Commandery No. 16S instituted
! St Paul commandery celebrated the first
anniversary ann GERS Of its institution by initiating
Adrlel commandery will meet in Vasa hall
hereafter Thursday evenings.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Capital Lodge No. 81 will meet next Wednes-
day evening at the regular hour go and
work IN the first and second ranks. All who
are emitted to receive either urged to be
present. After this month only one rank will
De worked each meeting night
Liberty Lodge No. 1877 held large and en-
I'd uslastlc meeting last evening. One appli-
cation for membership was received The
Iouge, by rising vote thanked the grand Of
a a 1or their services in installing its Of
hcers; also Webster Lodge No 90 for the
use OF their lodge room on Jan. 2. This lodge
Is preparing for grand ball in the near flu
lure. IN celebration of the first anniversary
OF its institution.
Twin City Lodge No. 81 held an interesting
meeting last Monday evening At the next
regular meeting, tomorrow night, business of
particular Importance will come up, and all
members are urged to be present.
Webster Lodge No. 29 had work in the
rank OF esquire at the last meeting. Thurs
day hlght they will confer the rank of knight.
st. Paul No. 2, uniform rank, held an en-
thusiastic meeting last Tuesday night. After
INITIATING iiH several candidates the annual cleo
tlon was had, which resulted as follows Sir
knlght captain, K. j. Maybel; lieutenant
Edward n Hazard; herald John Bowman:
recorder, F. l.. Storms; treasurer Dave
Walblom.
MODERN WooDMEN.
Minnehaha camp will hold an open meet
ing on the evening Of Jan. 16. The first part
OF the evening will be devoted to the discus
sion OF questions relative to the reserve
Iund, in which c. E. Bombach and James
Morrow will lead the Affirmative, and ]. c.
Bryant and c. s. Monaghan the NEGATIVE.
FRIENDS OF the camp are Invited to be pres
be spent socially
Past State Consul Franklin and Robert C.
Groh or Mlnnehaha camp, attended the pub
lie installation Of officers of the camp at Wa
basha last Monday.
The officers of Copeland camp were in
stalled last Tuesday by State Consul Schur-
man.
Union and Liberty camps installed their
new officers last Tuesday.
The reports OF the officers of Minnehaha
camp show that the camp is in excellent
condition. The membership has increased
during the year 191, the present membership
being 4O5. The general fund has balance
of $729. &
The Royal Neighbors will have a social at
their next meeting on Jan. 16.
State tate Consul G. S: sehursnan was present
heially Installed the officers for the ensuing
year The officers installed were: V. c..
William BinkhoTn; P Y. G., H. A.; Monroe;
son; clerk, James swip; escort. C. w. Berg;
Waterman, II. Wiley; sentry G. Larson;
physicians, A. w. Whitney and C. R. Ball:
Neighbor Mutzling was successful in secur
Ing the hustler's badge. Three candidates
were adopted
The following are the new officers of Han
cock encampment installed by Grand Patriarch
Bloomfield and assistant grand officers: T. D.
Stone, c. P; Henry Reimers s. w; Jacob
Re;mers high priest; G, A. Rinker. scribe
William Ristine, treasurer; Albert Irving
J. w. Ne
Last Thursday night the new officers were
Installed for Twin City lodge. Its former
Grand Secretary Bolton officiating. The n. G..
George R. Daley was prevented from ap-
pearing by sickness. Installed were: C. A.
Rinker, =. S.; John A. Sinks, treasurer: D.
W. Bazille, warden; A. Charbonneau con-
ductor; S. Reisman, X. s. of N G.; L. Bar
Clio, Z. s., and John thinner. L. 6. of V. G.;
that Grand Warden Frank Powers who had
also been invited, was prevented by illness
from attending
South s. Paul Lodge No 229 will hold an
open installation of officers at the next meet
ing. thursday evening, Jan. Is at the hall
at South Park. All members and their fam
mes are cordially invited to attend. Speeches
by prominent Odd Fellows.
Grand Secretary Bolton installed the Off
GERS of Meridian lodge on Wednesday night.
The new officers are: F. w. Faber, N e.;
Charles Beitzenhart, v. G.; C. R. Woods,
recording secretary; L. III. Russell, perma-
nent secretary; R. c. McGiil, treasurer Five
applications for membership were received
Triple Link No. 20s held their annual in
public demonstration. Past Grand Z. Kins-
bury acted deputy grand installing officer.
assisted by Brothers S. A. Farnsworth Hugh
Jones and A. l.. Henling. Those who will
Pratt, V. c.; Nj. J. McManus, recording sec
rotary; r. o. Nelson. P. s.; l. r. Padnode,
treasurer; George Hogan, warden.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEE.
The installation of the officers of ST. Paul
Tent No. q, on Monday evening last was the
occasion Of enc of the most successful and
largely attended meetings in the history of
the tent. Many members from sister tents,
both in St. Paul and Minneapolis. were pres,
emit Sir knight n. S, Mead, past state COM
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