The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18

larceny. Neighbor Bronson was chief JUS
tice, assisted by Neighbors Shurman and
Neighbor .oims cad ads and Neighbor Lloyd for
the defense James Smith acted as clerk of
court. After over two hours Of solid fun
the jury brought In a verdict OF guilty In
the seventy-first degree. Then everybody
partook Of coffee and sandwiches: At the
| meeting next Tuesday three candidates will
! be given the second degree.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
| Terrace council will give a complimentary
reception and dance to members and their
friends next Monday evening.
Official visits by the grand officers during
| the coming week will be made as follows:
Faribault, 21st; Spring Valley, 22nd; Austin.
! 23rd.
| Grand Regent HUM has called meeting
| of all the officers of all councils in st. Paul
! for next Wednesday evening. Important
| matters VIII be discussed. .
Minnesota ranks sixth in number of mem
bers received during September. Member
ship in The state is now 1915 with forty
1 three subordinate councils.
Wabasha council gave its initial hep for
this season Tuesday evening. A large number
| of members with their ladies were present
! and both halls were well filled.
| Commercial council transacted routine bust
ness Tuesday, closing their business ses S,
| sion early to allow Wabasha to use the nail
| in connection with their reception,
Supreme Regent Pound has appointed Dr..
! Sanford Hansconi, of East Somerville, Mass,
medical examiner in chief to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Dr. Chas. Styer
Hennepin council OF Minneapolis, is more
! thoroughly alive and doing more active work
than any council in that city. Their base
! ball team lost its nerve, however. when 1t
came to playing the inyincibles from Ram
Sey.
New councils of the order were estab-
lished at the following points during Sep
tember: Watertown, S. D.; Hightstown, n
r 1lrfn Con
Francisco, Cal; Buffalo, N. 7. Membership
on October LIST. 1sS.1S1. with lila councils.
Ramsey council members will spread them
selves again next Tuesday, the occasion being
the grand regent. All the grand officers and
old war horses will be present to help Ram
sey ratify. Owing to lack OF space general
invitation has not been extended to sister
councils.
St. Paul council held its first meeting with
Regent Gill in the chair last Monday even
ing Every officer was present, lndlcating
j that the new chairman will receive the
hearty support of his subordinates. A re-
port of the committee on entertainment was
heard and a suggestion that series OF par
ties be arranged for to take place every
month during the winter was enthusiast
cally received
DRUIDS
The ladies Of Oak circle will give ball
Saturday night, Oct. 81.
On Monday night vasa grove worked in
the second and third degree.
Minnesota grove worked In the initiatory
degree on Tuesday night. There will be work
in the second and third degree next meet ng.
Wednesday night North Star grove had
initiation. A great deal of routine work
was transacted, relating to a new feature of
relief.
Schiller grove has reelected Prof. B. w.
Boenisch, Robert Seng and william Grone-
valid, delegates for the labor bureau for the
ensuing year.
St. Paul grove held an enthusiastic con-
vention Monday night. Members took
great interest in the s. A. chapter uniform
rank now being reorganiZed.
The joint committee of the uniform rank
met at Vasa hall on Monday night. They
completed arrangements for the grand union
! ball at Mozart hall, to be given Oct. 26th
for their benefit.
The new officers of Oak Circle No. are
E. D., Ida Hanft E. s.. Franciska Jantz;
L. D., Agnes Hoffman; secretary, Henrietta
Eeppen; treasurer, Frances Hoffman; con-.
Bertha Jeske; T. W., W. Reinke; A. w. E.
Luling; trustee, H. He'll
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The Standard of Malta will be painted On the
Nest size NOV. 70, with a large membership
In the organization of commandery of the
order which has been forming for the past
two months. There are already thirty-6ye
names enrolled and many applications are
presented at each meeting. A very enthusiastic
meeting was held last Wednesday evening at
which large number of applications were re-
eeived and acted upon, and considerable i'm
portant business transacted. Grand Capt. Gen
Hunter addressed the meeting, citing the
objects of the order, its history and its
future. In view Of the important questions at
issue IN the coming election, it was de-
eided to adjourn until Nov IL This meet
ing will be held at X. P. hail. corner Colorado
and South Wabasha street.
St. Paul commandery is organizing a uni
formed club.
~ y0M 83H RED MEN.
White Cloud tribe conferred the hunters de-
gree on three members last Tuesday evening
| j. A. Waters was unanimously elected to.
! serve as hall trustee for the ensuing term.
No meeting will be held next Tuesday as the
hall has been granted for the. use Of White
| Cloud Minstrel company, who have arranged
dance to be given by this tribe Thursday
Nov 5, promises to be very successful
DEGREE OF PoCAHoNTAs.
Naomi council will celebrate it's first ami.
versary, October 2Sth, at Oxford hall, with an
anniversary dance. The executive commit
tee is composed of Mrs. J. Kelly, Mrs. Fl.
Soule, Miss Josie McElroy and Mrs. j. Cole
man.
oRANGEMEN.
Plymouth Rock L. o. L. N. 1893 gave its
first social and dance Oct. 6 at I. o. O. F.
hall. Fifth and Robert streets, which was
ent from Minneapolis. The next meeting of
this lodge will be held Oct. 20.
PYTHIANS.
Wednesday evening Capitol lodge conferred
the first rank and received two applications.
On Wednesday next the second rank will be
conferred, and probably the first, also.
EASTERN STAR.
Constellation chapter, O. E. S., gives the
first of the series of IL o'clock socials on
| Wednesday evening next, at Masonic hail.
REBEKAHS
Chime Rebekah lodge will give dance and
something new Oct. 49,