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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-17

deron aguno pue las tneblas tropezaban
los muebles tardaron abrr puera que daba paso Ia
Una fuera, CASTOR les cerraba e paso
pada Sc dirigia al pecho de Raimundo.
-Ah!-djo este-si fuera vuestro hermano, con que
placer lie atravesarfa ell corazon.
-Huyamos os 10 ruego-murmur6 Genoveva acento
suplicante.
Entonces Ramundo rat6 de huir parando acilidad
las eocadas de Gascn espeaba egar la una la
adfn cuando conde de detras de
el apunandole revover pero dsparar,
desmayaba brazo al mismo tempo que lie decfa
iRamundo mo!. Raimundo adorable, te van asesinar!
Al hacer movmento haca atras parar estoca
da de Gan Gnoveva escape de los brazos cayo
cuerpo nerte Entonces muy suyo entabo
lucha encarnizada.
CASTOR precptaba continue sobre adversaro
imitaba los gopes, atreviendoe her
de su amada
Sc contentaba retroceder paso oyendo las pa
bras conde deca ho para animare hacan
dano <Ben ho milo, tuyo TIL vengaras de
an afrena braa de ladron de honras que bus
caba mas que ell dote
Despues lanzo carcaada Rsimundo al
ceder habfa egado primer pedano de la escaea
estuvo que cayera
recib6 prmera herida pues
sobre la epada de CASTOR Sa6 haca atrs
rostro banado sangre.
-iCobardeI ihuyesi-rugi6 Cnbarde! Cobarde
Desde entonces Raimundo penso mas que atacar,
acordarse de adversaro hemano amada
CASTOR 10 motto bien pronto
Ramundo coloc6 guardia al pie terraza espe-
rando adversario
bajado
"a Estas guardia PIE pregunt6 cortesmente.
-Pronto rugio CASTOR
Desde este momento enablo lucha errible Las
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Carranza; y, por dltimo, en- ell Ru6t, el bata-
Hon Corona hizo IA niue tos un prisionero,
apoderandose ademas de caballos, reses y per-
trechos. Nuestras p6rdidas reduccn algu-
nos heridos, entire ellos Official de la columna
Melguizo. Dfcese que el general Arolas ha
salido para la trocha de Jdcaro, tomar ell
mando de la misma que anteayer Sc presen-
taron indulto 81 rebeldes, procedentes de
Plnar.
"a LA preciosa interesante novela de
Mr.. Pierre Sales, Ella VENGANZA DE UN
NOBLE,e que venimos publicando como folle-
tin, Sc halla de venta en- la Librerfa de B. +.
SaL Ljurjo Vidal, Fortaleza, 25, al precio de
81 SO ell eiemplar que consta de tres tomos.
~ DE todos los pueblos de la isla Sc van
recibiendo telegramas preguntando ST efectiva-
mente es cierto que hay SO classes de camas en-
clos Dependencies qae son los que cortan ell
queso en- este artfculo y en- impermeables in
gleses casimires. Fortaleza 33.
x** Sc necesita un aprendiz de encuader-
nador que viva en- esta Capital. En- esta ofici-
ma informaremcs. 80
- Sc va sintiendo cada vez mas Ia falta
de aqua en- la Marina. La sigue acen-
tuandose cada dfa Los algibes estan secos.
nos suplican de aquel barrio hacer la 81
guiente pregunta: COCHRAN 10 mismo los due
nos de las casas?'
~ Ell domingo IA del corriente l89 impo-
nentes deposltaron en- la GAIA de economics y
pr@stamos de San German, la cantidad de
497 pesos 40 centavos.
~ Ell dfa 20 suspenderemos los paquetes
de Juncos Lola, 81 antes no recibimos car
tas de dichos pueblos. 2-l
~ De Rfo-piedras: ''Se encuentra
disposition del Juzgado municipal de este pue
bio, ell indyiduo Clemente Negr6n, del barrio
de Hato-nuevo de esta Jurisdiction, por come
ter abusos ell niho Jose Lugo, de cuatro
amos de edad.'
~ De Comerfo: <CeIebrada election de
Concejales aver IA di6 ell resultado siguiente
Co1egio pueblo: IA incondiclonales por 8
autonomistas, votaron 4 concejales. Segu,ado
Colegto: Sc constituyo por abandono del
cuerpo electoral. Zercer Colegio: Sc constitu
yo con 2 secretarios, uno que no sabe leer nj
escribir. Ardid de los incondicionales para
anular el voto de un elector en- ell primer Cole
gio. Resnmen: triunfo complete incondicio-
males, donde nunca pudieron ganar elecciones.
Reeultado este de ultrajes lanzados q la faz
de un hombre de una honrosa historic publica
que hoy no han podido apreciar los comerie-
nos, pero que sera apreciada seguramente mas
tarde, cuan 10 los benefcios incalculables de
sus trabajos pro del pueblo extiendan su
bienestar al vecindario Els tambien ell result
tado de considerations extranos la
falta de lealtad en- los de casa
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LA vENGANzA DE UN NOBLE
-iY la senorita?

-iY la senorta?
No preocup6is, por ella Mi padre esta com
pana
POGO despu6s estaban reunidos terraza Mi
chelfn la cocnera, ayuda de Camara ardnero exam
naban la luz de la luna ell charco ell uchlo del
conde espada de ho todos tembaban Gascon
g6 de hombres y les dijo severamente:
En- de asusaron ahora ntilmente. meor hub6rais
hecho vigar debias la Vamos perdais ell
gancha nmediatamene ell coche Saint Denis avsar
al comisaro poicfa denro de hora podes aquf
Vosse drgfa al ardinero-corred avisar al m6dco,
que que presenca n servira soamene para
tifcar la muerte de ese desgraciado.
Muerto !-excamaron sonora Michelin crados.
He tendo que matare para librarme el-respondo
tranquilamente CASTOR.
u Pero donde esta ?-pregunt6 ell jardinero
FL oVen les conduJo al extreme del parque ell
ensangrentado eno de barro En- seguda mand6
habfa dado.
D1os mio que desgraca!-excamaba la seiora Mchelfn
Que acongoJada debe estar la senorta sabe Que
res que vaya hacerla companfa?
No-la respondio ell vizconde secamente-ya he dcho
ell senior conde esta ella Ocupaos preparar uce
en- arregar el salon para cuando venga 10 poicfa
-Pero y ell cuerpo de desgraciado, quedar
ahf
Nosoros podemos tocarle; creo que marchara
Ademas 20 tendre culdado. Vamos dos pronto;
pero que esperan
empujaba las dos muj perdfa la serenidad En-
site del combae deante de terraza
allf del cuerpo de aquel infe tradora
mente asesnado embaba; todo cuepo nundaba de
sodor fro Trato de aproximarse cuerpo No
deba acosumbrarse mirar aquel cadaVer embargo
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" EL CADRICHO


ls nnos Camiea cudas hac
e bosino en- reras
ams
cros oo Boonaduras
cam nie
toc On @ para az tit tiantesp spara acabale
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servicio meteorological
E E u d II ID n
v A R | { D A D E S
soluci6n la charada de aver: Anagrama.

soluci6n la charada de aver: Anagrama.
RacaIaO sin esDinas en- cajitas de MADEIRA
ouo"s"0 u" o0P'"a0 de "a; manteoa chi
charron, legftima en- latas de 25, 10 5 libras
netas; galetas Social Tea y aqua de Saratoga,
la que hace resucitar los muertos, acaban de
reeibir por vapor americana, Cerecedo, HERNIA
nos Companfa.
Barberid "EI Buen GuStO" San s,;N.r1 1UsTo s
Elegancia, prontitud esmero. Hay un cons
tante surtido de p9rfumerfa selecta. Gran es.
tablecimiento de BA1SOS DE DUCHAy ASEO
Sc admiten abonados.-JUAN APELLANIZ,
propietario.
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JAIME MoREY
EXPORTADOR DE CALZADO

Precios sorpre'adentes por 6aratatr0
Il Quereis conUenceros? = Pedid precios.-
Almacen de curti los
Fabrica de suela, vaqueta, etc,
Santa EqlaIia Is BaIa..Roa a.
PALMA DE MAELORCA
12O ~
flarhnn mineral Superior calidad para cal
ouipuii ilii0iu'' deras de vapor, fraguas y
cocinas economicas. Constante existencia, en-
casa de se1lores ]. Goyco y Compania, en- esta
Capital, calle del Comercio numero S5.-Mari-
ma. 30-l3
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grandes nAEEs MOS oGasda eRANPEs = RENE

. DIUS. CuanuO eI empODrecl-
miento organico aniquila ell cuerpoy ell espfritu
Sc impone devolver al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza vigor; de ahf la indication especial
del ''Vino Cordial de Cerebrina, de Ulrici, con-
ceptuado por los m6dicos mas eminentes, como
ell ''reconstituyente" ''poderoso y ell vitaliza-
dor" mas rapido.
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AImaCen LibreFia s de ol%giR TGgaHTE 0tgrO P9nSel
noble, 1 90 centavos. -KALBRENER.-
bum 8 Rondos, 1 IDEM.-Trozos de Con.
ciertos Opera 1O2, Is 81 centavos. 1DEM.
Gran Fantasia, 13 centavos.
nueto Rond6, Is 13 centavos.-IDEM LIE
Fou Opera 139 Escena Romantica, As centa
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9uI'u'I o'''u Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser
Compra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan Plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible la misma maquina: lanzaderas
agujas de todas classes para las mismas lntinl
dad de accessories diffciles de enumerar, Ade-
mas Sc compran venden muebles usados. San
Juan Puerto-Rico. (S1 d. 9O
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J. 7 Silva y COmpahia TEeWAN eo[ta Si.ts 81 efr1

tambien por cable sobre 0todas las plazas de
Espana islas adyacentes por cantidades y
memories de s25. Gira sobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania. Austria, B elgica
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Sueei,
y Noruega, Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
Servia, Turqufa, Grecia. La Argelia, ell
Egipto, Siria Tdnez. Sobre New-York. San
to Domingo, Isla de Cuba.
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LECOMPTE. CRUZ IL. Surtido general
Importation directa de 10 mas selecto que
en- perfumeria Sc fabrica en- Frdracid, Lagldte-
IRA Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de Bar6e-
ria q Pe,tttnaeria Aaglesa. Limpieza J servi-
clio inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos.
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Julian E. BIanCO SOsa. coaIss e6sntse de as

de comisiones, informes consultas sobre todos
los ramos de la Administration, de la Agricul-
tura, la Industria i ell Comercio San Juan
de Puerto Rico, Gale de San Francisco hume
ro 9l.-Direccion telegrafca, Bzamcosa. P.
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Co vondon dos casas en- Puerta de TERRA (2s
W '""uoh lfnea, en- La Carretera). Informara
D. Savador Ledesma, San Francisco mum. 80.
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Go aeaha de recibir por vapor <Cayo Mono>
y" u"u"u Wiskey Scot ginebra malesa en-
Ell Colmado de Cerecedo, Hermanos y'Comp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-24
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET.
One Thousand Delegates Will Gather
Here Next Week.

one week from today the grand lodge.
grand ercarnpment and ReDSkah assem-
bly, will convene In this city for a four
DAYS session. and the following grand Of
ficers VIII transact the business and pre-
side over these several bodies;
Grand lodge r. Williams OF Seattle,
grand master; Wallace Mount. OF Sprague.
deputy grand master; w. II. Ward. OF
Snohomish, grand warden; Jerry Fortain.
az Seattle. grand secretary; George w.
Hall. OF Seattle. grand treasurer.
Grand Encampment--A. u. Nil. OF Ia
coma. grand patriarch, l. NJ. Besbe. Of
Colaax grand high priest; L. f. Hart. 81
snohornlSh grand senior warden; lie r.
4 shaw, os walla waIia. grand scribe;
urer. r. T Robinson. % Spokane. grand
junior warden.
Rehelxah Asseu1hiy Mrs. orpha F.. Bow
ers. - Spokane. president: Mrs. Julia NJ
Bees0n. of Vancouver. vice president: Mrs
Nellie NJ KnofT Of Seattle, secretary; Mrs
Minnie C. Smith. q walla walla, treas
urer.
The several organizations viii hold their
sessions In the Odd Fellows temple. n
No. ~ First avenue. commencing at 20
a m The grand lodge viii rot convene
sfll Tuesday morning. June !. az 10 O'Clock
There viii - 80 representatives IN At
tendance on the grand lodge about the
same nuwAsr 81 pass chief patrfarchs 20
represent the grand encampmens and
about - past noble gransis that are dele
gates 70 the Rsoexsh assembly besides a
large number ~ past grssSs and past no
bic Trauas that wiii ~ here rom sur
rounding towns during the session. The
COMMITTEE on entertainment has ARRANGED
the following prcETa rfssse fer every even
fns during the session.
Monday evening M s o'clock. q grand
reception AZ the odd Fellows temple. 20
~ given ~ the ladies 90 the three Re-
h<kAh lodges % all representatives visit
ing ard resident odd Fellows and men,
h.sfS - fhe crvier-
Tslaz1ay evening AZ o'elock the degree
staT az Lake Washington lo~fge No. *
viii exemplify the initiateFy degree. and
AZ $50 the degree sta1 % Seattle lodge
No. VII exenpatfy the secona degree at
Cse Fellows temple
WEDNESDAY evening ~ 0'c}cex the de-
gree star ~ Rt6gH3y Ree-<ah lodge No 8
viii sxenpafy the Ret~ksh degree. and a
80 ,he degree sssG % Myrtle Jewel Re-
sskzh lodge No. - ~tif also exsmplfry
this degree - RaEke hall
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THE RATHRONE SISTERS.
Annual Meeting of the Grand tTem-
pIe-EIectEon OF Oficers.

The grand temple of the Rathhone Sis
ters met at Vancouver. Wash, May Is
A very profitable session was held. and a.
large amount OF business was transact
ed number OF amendments were made
TO the bylaws. and several new laws en-
acted.
Three temples were instituted during
the year, the last one at Vancouver dur
ing the session OF the grand temple by
the retiring grand chief, Mrs Powell, of
Seattle. Under her careful management
the resources OF the grand temple have
more than doubled during the past year.
The following officers were elected and
installed r. G.. c.. Mrs. Clarissa Pow
ell. OF Seattle; grand chief. Mrs. Cora
Robertson. OF Tacoma: grand senior.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker. OF Colfax: grand jul
Nor. Mrs Jennie McMasters, OF Pome-
roy: grand OF NJ of T.. Mrs. Lizzie Shell
don. of Spokane; grand NJ Of r. and c.,
Mrs Jennie Munson. Of Kirkland; grand
NJ OF r, Mrs Minnie Eggleston. of Spo-
kane: grand p. Of T. Mrs. Matte Hick-
man. of Seattle: grand G.. OF O. T.. Mrs.
E Swartout, of Mount Vernon.
The order is gaining favor with the
Knights Of Pythias, being recognized as
a valuable factor in their work.
Resolutions were adopted commencing
the work and thanking for their services
the following: Mrs. Powell. grand chief;
Mrs. Swartout OF Mount Vernon: Mrs.
Reamer. Of the Knights OF Pythias; 10
Vancouver lodge, No. 6, Knights, *. OF
p and TO the citizens of Vancouver for
their hospitality.
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and Hall: third four Foreman. Brown
ing, Horr and Plummer. fourth four,
Carstens. Farrar. Kingiey and Sullivan,
and left guide. Stumer.
The Portland company was commanded
BY Capt. Case. of the Oregon National
Guard. and its members were drawn from
the best-drflled men of the state militia.
They put up a very fine drill. but were
compelled. after a very close aud exciting
contest. to acknowledge that their com
rades from Washington were their betters.
The Judges were: Lieuts. Lasfng, Wheeler.
Burnside Conrad and Allen. all of the reg
ular army The official score has not been
forwarded 10 the Seattle division yet.
but II is known that the champions won by
a margin of . points. The Portland COM
pany took twenty-seven minutes In exc
cutting the programme. while the Seattle
company consumed only twenty-one min
utes. The drill was pronounced the best
ever seen at a session OF the Grand Lodge.
The Seattle company executed the sword
manual with rare precision and excellence.
this being one of the features of the drill.
The display movements were also executed
with rapidity ard precision. In this re-
spect the Portland men were lacking.
From the arrival OF the Seattle company
on Monday night until the contest, 1t drill
ell four times daily until the contest. This
in large measure accounts for the victory
OF the Seattle Knights. During the drill
the feeling of the large audience was in IA
vor of the Portland company, and II was
expected that the Oregon men would win.
The cup becomes the absolute property
Of the company winning II, and Is not sub
iect TO challenge. The Seattle men, how
ever. are so DESTROYS of promoting cor
dial feeling between the Knights of the
two states that they offered TO put the cup
up again at airy time the Portland men
think they can win IL.
Capt. Olson speaks highly of the hospi-
tally shown by the citizens OF Vancouver
and by the regular army officers. Col.
Anderson the commandant of the Naneou-
yer garrison, presented the cup to the vic
tors saving that he never saw a better
drlll in his experience. He also said that
before the judges made the award II was
evident 10 him which company had won.
The rank Of knight, in the amplihec
form. Will be conferred on Messrs. Butter
worth and Fiaskey ar the meeting OF Lake
Lodge, at it's hail Tuesday night. An In
vitation has been extended 70 members OF
other lodges TO be present and assist in
the ceremonies.
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Home Camp. Ne. E6. held an enthusiast
tic meeting Monday evening. one candidate
beng Initiated and two applications being
received. Deputy Head Consul Micklern
was present. and made spirited address.
describing thei good work that Is being
accomplished ny the woodmen OF the state
Head Consul r. A. Faulkenberg will visit
Seattle June u 70 -. and arrangements
are 10 be made for him 20 deliver 3 public
address on the merits of the order.
Seattle Camp. Ne. So met as usual in the
Hotel Stevens and transacted routine busi-
ness After the receipt of applications the
Amplifed Protection degree was admins
tered upon several candidates
The committee which has charge of the
preparations for the ceremonies at Kent
June s. reported that a large number Of
members OF the order from Seattle and
Ballard will attend A monument over
the grave of deceased member OF the or
ganZation will be unveiled
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THURSDAY svezing at go O'clock the ses-
ss.y~, viii clorse with a bail az Odd Fell
Icwz' temple free 10 all delegates and
rr.erNers OF the order only. Tickets can
Be procured OF the secretary. Charles Il.
Hathaway. az headquarters. No So First
avenue.
re- nrst delegation OF delegates from
Spokane viii arrive here next Sunday AT
u.se a. m. via the Great Northern. and
those frysra Walia Walls. EaieasDurg and
o<her places east OF the mountains viii
arrive ens-hs.If hour later via the North
era Pacific. The reception committees ap-
pointed by the different lodges are re-
ouested 20 meet a. headquarters at IL
a. m, receive their badges and meet the
representatives on their arrival
f,errnania lodge No Io3 has two can
diaarss for the initiatory degree next
THURSDAY evening, and II Is probable that
the degree staff OF Lake Washington lodge
No. & viii be invited 10 confer the degree
upon one OF me candidates, and the resa-
lar STAFF OF Germania viii confer the de-
gree in German upon the other.
Ridgely Rebekah lodge No. conferred
tbs. Rebekah degree upon three candidates
last Friday evening. and elected four
r.aore candidates to membership by initia-
ton and two BY deposit OF card. These
four candidates win receive the degree on
Wednesday evening. June :.
Mystic Jewel Rebekah lodge No. - VII
confer the degree upon several candidates
next Friday evening. and the degree STAN
of both Rebekafl lodges will meet for prac-
tice in their respective halls this evening
Seattle lodge No, win have their last
drill before the work is put on before the
grand lodge tomorrow evening, and every
member OF the degree staff Is requested
10 be present, as it is to be fun dress
rehearsal.
Unity encampnent No. has two pa
triarchs for the golden rule degree, and
last Saturday evening received one APP
plicatioa for initiation.
The committee who has the entertain
rnert in charge viii call on several OF the
principal merchants on First and Second
avenues and Pike street this week and
ask them 20 decorate their show windows
during the session OF the grand lodge with
the different eulblems of the order.
IL is expected that there will be fully
1000 Odd Fellows here. and If the win
dows are decorated with the beautiful en-
blems OF the order. IL viii meet with the
appreciation OF the members OF the order.
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Seattle DIVISION. No. l. Tniforn RANK
X of p. returned Friday might from Van
cogxsr. the champions 81 the prize DIN.
which Was given during the session OF the
Grand Lodge durirg tho past week.
Against The Seattle company was psfte1
Portland DlvEslos. No. >. the crack CON-
parry cf ne city ~ tie Willamette. These
we're the only TWO companies In M con
test. each state having sem It's best com
pzny Of knights.
The cup. which was won by the Seattle
men. was given by the citizens OF Yancou-
YER. II Il hzudsorneTy engraved and stands
eighteen inches high. II Is or exhibition
In winztow IN Mac DoGgan & Southwick :.
There were Is numbers n the pro-
gFamrne Of movements which the Two
companies were commanded to execute.
The drsll WIS scheduled 10 last half an
hour. The Seattle company was com
nsaEded By Capt Donald 3. Olson. with
First Lieut. J. c. Allen and Second Lieut..
Frank Combs The personnel OF the eori-
pany rs as follows. Kingsoury, right
guide: first four. Josiyn. Grim Smith and
Crane; second four. Conner. Estey. Kill
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ORDER OFF THE GOLDEN WEST.
Its Membership Growing Rapidly I'm
Seattle Popular Organixn ton.

This order is growing with surprising
rapidly. and the Golden West as APP
piled 10 fraternSl insurance is now es-
tahlished as a household word in the
state.
Seattle chapter No. ! held it's regular
session last Monday evening in G.. A. r.
hall. Hinckley block, and conferred the
golden rule degree os the order on large
class Of candidates. This chapter will be
at home" to its invited guests at 8
o'clock this evening, and will entertain
some of the features of the evening. The
chapter will hold its regular M citing at
s p m. and close In time TO receive its
guests.
The following programme has been ar
ranged:
Piano solo ......,....,.... Miss Zoe Stetson
Vocal solo, -..-............-air Airs Briefly
Violin accompaniment .........- .......--
Miss Freda Williams.
Poem (selected) Gen. j. Il. Metcalfe
Vocal solo Selected. Mr.. w. McAdam
Vocal solo (seiected) Creole Love
Song" ..................M Mrs. l.. Hudgin
Accompanied by Nine Bertha Crevelli.
Reading Selected. ....col. II. ii. Lindsay
Tenor solo .........-.....M Mr.. III. Williams
Pacific chapter No. 8 held it's regular
meeting on Tuesday evening in the HAL
Ter block and Initiated a large class. One
of the ladies of the chapter presented the
names of six candidates as the result OF
her Iabors in that direction during the
past two days. There is a good-natured
rivalry existing between Seattle chapters
as to which one shall have the largest
membership and do the most perfect
work in comforting the degrees of the or
der.
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Call and Examine.

Iiaars Catch Mrs. Wood. w V. Rine-
hart sr-. and Prot. ]. NJ Taylor. The
committee on refreshments is composed
OF the young ladies OF the chapter. ard
Aiss J. Leyery viii superintend the dec
oraffons.
The official visit Of the grand naatron.
Mrs. Mary c. Fentcn. Of Spokane. 10
Lorraine chapter Will he made on the
evening Of June 2 4 number Of the otA-
or grand officers are expected 20 be pres
Mrs. ID. l. Denoresi. Of Tacoma
The auxiliary OF Lorraine chapter will
meet Wednesday afternoon az o'clock
with Mrs L. W. Ronney. corner OF Uni
versi,y street and Summit avenue will
lam Cullent Bryant" Is the literary topic
carried over from the last meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-24
Order of the Eastern star.

Active preparations are being made for
the entertainment OF the grand chapter
Of Washington by the two local chap
ters Of the city. The grand chapter will
convene at Masonic temple on June 10
and continue IN session for two days.
At some time Immediately preceding this
the ladies az Lorraine auxiliary win
tender an elaborate reception 20 the Wis
iting members and friends. On the even
ing Of June 10 Lorraine No. and Myrtle
No - will Join in a banquet TO the grand
body.
The general committee Of arrangements
consists of: Mrs. Albro Gardner. Miss