The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-27

NothAhS but n Judgment Against
hondsmen to Represent Nearly
One Hundred Thousand Dou,rs
the Funds of the Order-The SUI
preme Lodge and Pythian sistera
Elect Oficers-Eau Claire E,r.+
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 26.-Tba
supreme lodge, knights of Pythias. adj
| JoTned today's session at o'clock this
evening, after having elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Supreme Observation-Disclosures G. SAMPLE
| Allegheny. '
Supreme Vice Chancellor-ogden II. Feat5-
ers, Wisconsin ~
Inc other officers viii be elected to-
morrow. The men elected We're on the
slate OF the present administration.
Much OF the morning session of the
supreme lodge was devoted to the con-
Srueration OF the report of John A.
faiiisey, supreme organizer Of the en-
doWment condition of the rank. AT
the session Of the supreme lodge on
tuesday, resolution was passed ask
ing that complete and detailed re-
port OF the condition of the endow-
ment rank be made at once Mr.. Hin
sey explained that this could not be
done without sending to Chicago for
lodge asked that this be done, and that
tlme be given him until this morning
10 nave the report here. Mr.. Hinsey
was on hand with his report. 1t was
read and motion was made that it
be adopted
the report be printed. Friends Of the
official household objected to this step
and the debate waxed warm. Repre-
sentatlves Rftchey, Riddle and a num-
Der OF others supported Mr.. Shively's
motion, and it finally prevailed, after
over two hours had been spent in dis
cussion. Mr.. Hinsey said afterwards
that he was willing to have the re-
port printed. Vague runoIs were float
ing about among the supreme repre-
septatives as to the condition of the
endowment rank. This is the insur-
ance branch of the order and has 3d.
o79 members carrying insurance
nent Of the board of control shows
the resources ITO be S523, 1862 It Is
charged that $91, 1880 is entangled in
the affairs Of a defunct national bank
of Fort WORTH Tex, and nothing but
judgment against the bondsrnen rep
res nts this money. Also that the $780,
l27.5 invested in a hotel building prop
erty at Chicago, which is now in the
hands Of receiver, is nothing more
than fifth lien on the property.
Ihese rumors are as yet vague and
indefinite. This was the meaning Of
the resolution introduced in the SUI
preme lodge by DR.. Sulphen, of Ohio
Inc committee appointed to investigate
INTO charges made against the supreme
officers has been in session two DAYS.
but is not yet ready to report.
The Rathbone Sisters today elected
the following officers:
supreme Chtef-Mrs. Jeanette B. 8. Neu-
| bert, Kansas City.
Supreme sen:or-Mrs L. K Sherman.
Cleveland o.
Supreme Junior-Mrs. D. P. Glazier, Fort
Supreme Manager-AIrs H. A. Ryder. In
dienapolis.
Supreme Mistress of Records and Core
spondenee-Mns. NJ. D. Woods, Kansas City.
Supreme Mistress of Finance-Mrs Alex
inc Murray, Levay, III:
Supreme Protector-Mrs. Florence I. schon,
Corsicana, Tex.
Supreme Guard-Miss Maggie Hewitt PORT
land, Me.
EAU CLAIRE WON FIRST.
Camp Colgrove Is almost a thing of
the past. The last formality was the
award Of prizes today as follows:
c, Class A-First prize. $500, John Barr
prize $500, Terre. Haute Ind, Company
No 8; third prize, $1,000. Kalamazoo, Mich,
GG oaaE Gym No; s. fourth prize $500 Yellow
ton KY.
The general prize, value 500, for the best
company commander of this class was award
ed to Capt Terge, of the John Barr Glenn
company.
Class B-First prize, $500. vigo Company
No s3, Terre Haute; third prize, $780, Alpha
Company No. 10. Louisville KY. fourth, 500.
Jacksonville Ind, company.
The Jewel prize. valued at s1oO, for the
best company commander in Glass was
awarded ', to B. F.: Gray, captain of the Louis
vile company.
The prize for the best troop of cavalry
was awarded to the Burns Huzzars, of 81.
joe Mo-. it having no competitors
The prize of 800 offered by Mai. Gen. Car
nahan for the company of the uniform rank
having the largest percentage of its mem
bership in the parade and in the Inspection
and review was awarded to Company No "a
of the Missouri brigade.
The awarding Of prizes to the sub
ordinate lodges Of Indiana, for good
showing in the street parade, was as
follows; Darlington, Ind, lodge, first
prize, $500; Hatfield No. 433 Newton.
Ind, second prize, 5000; Center lodge,
Indianapolis, third prize $3.50.