The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-20
WILL BEGIN WORK TO-DAY.
ROYAL ARCANUlI's SUPREME COM
Gil READY FOR BUSINESS.

and a Formal Reception IN the De
soto ParIors To-night-A business
S.ssfon az the Sunrem. Cauaeit al
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tefiai +" ma NJ i10i 2 a ID ~
sis ot Al The Annual Reports 40
lie Made During the Session.
The supreme council OF the ROYAL Ar
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At Seto was awe +aat A+.att~ "-t- @
GERS and DELEGATES 10 tl- council ana
Others from an sections 0f the United
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oE tlc ueie@a-e1 are tAt1ete4 20 rs -.--
To-day as active work viii begin.
$50. - .s 7.4..--s+es s-.. .e.ar,t,a-
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MED ny their wives anu otilet mem '''i
of their families The officers and ul4e-
+s assn h.. -euaerad a reception this
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morning az III o ci9eA -4 tl1 A1'-iA -.--'
by the members OK PULASKI Couhcll o. ID
,-aurah and rhe visiting ladies VIII be
se--., ....tf.., h.. tbe
ReAaeIe1 aA anu l'-..t 1~-l
parl0rs. On the office moor. 1o-iliAAt az
3 o'clock all of the visitors VII be ten
7.~3 d formal reeeutfou in the parl0rs
..,.-- - t,,,1ssl-f Council
Whefe tne HieAloe4S y
and their friends and ladies' nave DeeA
invited to meet them
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The supreme council VIII nave E U.s.
ness session to-day also. IL Will oe Ae4d
-t o'clock central standard time, or
80 .t,. 7-s,.r. is q, air of
el4eA Nlts 1'1-e- .7
business around the supreme couneH heaa-
quarters. which are located near the
~, .r..r tba o03oars and
banquet maui A"NA~ IN
committees are gathered tfai1SacllHs Pc
3fminarv business and getting their re-
Z $50, 8irsctory has been
~ 1 - ~ - -tio,ys ana posted where all
pettaIed az on1enIentIy sec III.
" IN ~ '',,,si meeting room. banquet
SYplsli'9 ~ s9tnrs1,e resent's ole
nan op ia t3raI,5e secretarvs office.
A-~ss jim ~ '4ii -. ,.roto las. com
supttte9 - ,-.,,,, 'ffts committee on
MItlee ~ h., "a - ,o15, 15s. committee
en stsfjsfies. room Us; general commit
on stet49 55ts, 49, NrsaTnnn lgaiasf tar-
tee Iooll' tg9, 1eos ~ ~, - En- tioor
4o5l uIaMll4s loo'ii 90 H., 9i4iN ednvantfon are
Ing mems II t9Sb i1forns4ion as
is deemed proper being given l,, o9i 2y .be
seeielaIy e. ne 49, Iiis srJ hsars com
bodg o. ma att,t ti,s rom individIi35
PlaiHts az St7ag1,S-o4 Z, q ,.ts IN thelf,
4ieLlpel q ele 80 M firers Who ar
A4l9Hs tle il@liis. : 49,, 80 NJ ,.rssst,-sr 4,
rived Yesterday are SupieIle ,,+,si.,, n,
a: sHIl4t Isl " ~ pr;sb n ,sran1 t4av-
warren AH9Illa9 "a a. - ~ Sftrt - TX,
Sn' Mlch.i ALI; IsooSI -, II as - Nh
1 IIl 49, ~ tbe anneals com
mittee, New York city; MeSsFs' Cn 15,ii5i
p. ~ % ~; AyJis' "a - co,nrtf+ an
council work; Prof. George, w. Blish. Rev.
Wllllan BrduIeS anu M; I ~ am W. 80
nolds q bosto4, Mass IT. y. ~ t 5'o2lt,
lie OF l1astoh "a. 9dT; ossei ~, -. 81 -
or broohly u, Az. W imam a. p, = u ~ ~
pany, AT. Johh , NaIuet4 o. At9llllN' ~ /.
Justin +. Price anG Mf, A. T. Nllpdtrlck
of New york; Mr. Willlam H. Holland OF
BROOKLYN Mr.. ,. J, haAhan OF jersey
city Mi. ", II. Apgar OF 4fehton' MT.
II. j. Griffith OF hoboken; MT. James
Reynolds of Brockyllle, Ont: Mr.. Lyman
Lee Of Hamilton, ont ana Dr; Charles
Styer of Philadelphia, Pa, chief medical
examiner. The night trains brought in
many others, and those few not yet here
are expected on the early morning trains.
The programme arranged for the enter
tainment of the visitors by the members
OF Pulaski council Is as follows;
Thursday-3:30 o'clock p. m, carriage
drive for the members of the supreme
council and their ladies to BOnaVenture.
Friday-Afternoo on Tybee Island. Spe-
cal train will leave depot foot of Presi-
dent street at $3.50 p. m.
SaturdayLTrip to Isle of Hope and
Thunderbolt Cars leave De Soto 4:30 %. m.
Tuesday-Excursion on steamer Belle
Vue fo view me races Of The Savanna
Yacht Club Leave dock foot of Abercorn
street at 10 a. m
sars and savannah Volunteer Guards ex-
TEND Ia members Of the supreme council
and Of Pulaski council the privileges of
piisai s eilG ooiiis 'e eiiie
Hon Holm u Pound tba sunrar,a ra-
gent. was born in Lockporf. nj " Aug.
lie Graduated at the foekport Union
schools ana entered brown fTniversitv
Inn did not enmpIefe his college course
He was for two wears in the oliartermas-
1er's department in the southwest during
HE war beine chief clerk of the nronerfY
deharfment military railroads for he
division Of the Mississippi al Nashville
Tenn and Cincinnati. o. he was admit.
Ted to the bar in 1851, and has practiced
law ever since re has heen q rnennbeY
Of The stale legislature, assistant United
states attorney, and twice mayor Of Lock
port
Mr. Pound is warden in Grace Episcopal
church in his town. president Of Inc
Iockport Home for the Friendless, vice
president of the State Bar Association
tinted States circuit court commission
er. vice president Of the board of man
ayers Of the Buffalo State hospital. and
member Of the hoard of education In
1879 he helned organize Iockport Council
No 207 of the ROYAL Arcanufn OF which
ne was the first regent He represent TED
his council in the grand council of tht
state nearly every session following, anC
In 1885 was elected representative to the
supreme council. taking his seat at this
session held at Buffalo in June of tina
wear He has served on the committed