The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
PRESSING ron INVESTIGATION.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aux a6-The .ss-
pr~frf lodge. Knights OF tyshAas adjourn
ed scsiay's sss~son a, o'ciock tbs s~ass
ING after having elected the following Of
Heers:
saarasrse chancellor. Thomas G. Sample.
Allegheny. ia; supreme vice chancellor.
ogden II. Fethers. WEscon=la
The other Officers will iss elected .nrY,or
row. TIE msn elected were on the slate
OF the present administration Much Of
the morning session OF sae supreme lodge
was seyossd 20 the consideration ey ne
report OF John A Einsey supreme organ
Ter. ef5aoxuen. rank. on eosse. tor, Of that
Organization Representative Snsveiy NOV
cd that fhg report ~ printed Friends Of
the official HOUSEHOLDS obseeiaa 10 thts step
ana the debate waxed warm. Representa-
tsses Richie. Riddle and number Of
others supported Mr.. Salyeiy's motion and
II WAS finaiiy passed. after over Two hours
had psen spent In discussion. Mr. Hlnsev
sad af,e-wara that he vas wiling 10 have
the report printed.
Vague r1iuors were floating about among
the S2pregns representatives as 20 the c0a
dition OF the es,town rank This rs the
insurance branch OF the order and has S.
s7s members carrying insurance amounting
Ia sss, asl .Isn
The statement OF the board Of control
shews the resources TO be ss23. ZIG g. Il is
charged thai ssi TssJis is entangIea in the
affairs Of de:unet national hank st r.
Worth. Tex. AMI nothing bat q Judgment
against sonfsrnen represents this money
also that the se-S. 10 invested in a hotel
property al Chicago. which IL now in the
hands Of receiver, Ia nothing more than
9Th lsers on the property.
These rGDors are So yet very vague and
indefinite. This was the meaning 81 the
resolution introduced ia the supreme lodge
by DR.. S1ihpen. of ohis.
The committee appointed 10 investigate
charges made against the supreme officers
have been In session two days. Suf IL Is
not ye. ready 10 report.
The Raihbcne Sisters to-day elected the
following officers:
Snprem. chief Mrs. Jeanette j S. Neu-
bert. Kansas CITY; supreme senior Mrs f.
X sherman. Cleveland. o; supreme Jun
lor, Mrs Dell +. Giaser Fort Madison. Ia :
supreme manager, Mrs Hattie A Ryder
Indianapolis: supreme mistress of records
and correspondence Mrs. NJ D. Void
Kansas city. Supreme mistress Of France.
Mrs Alexine Murray. Levay, H.: supreme
protector Mrs. Florence Ishon, Corxcana
Tex; supreme guard. Miss Maggie Hewitt
Portland. Ne.
Camp colgrove is Amos. thing Of the
past. The las. formality was the award OF
prizes today as follows;
Class 4. first prize, s.. 40 John Barr Glen
Company Eau Claire. Wis: second prize
$3.50. Terre Haute. Ind. Company No :;
third prize. Sea. Kalamazoo Mich. No s;
fourth prize $50 Yellow Cross Company
No S.. Alliance o.: NTH prize $500 Friend
ship Company No. - coving;on KY.
The general prize valued al $!Ga. for the
best company commander of this class was
awarded TO Capt. Con Terga. OF the John
Barr Glen Company. Glass b. first prize.
500 Occur d'Alene Company. Lancaster.
o.; second prize. sac V.go Company No.
g. T.rre Haute Ind: third prize, $3.50,
Alf,ha Company No. Il. Louisville. KY.
fourth prize, $500. Jeffersonyille. Ind. Com
pany.
The jewel prize. valued NJ 500. for the
best company commander In class + was
awarded 10 d. f.. Gray. captain OF the
Louisville company.
The prize for the best troop ~ cavalry