The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-15

department Commander Mrs. Mary A.
oeiioWay, assisted by Martha A. Cor
ocn, as conductor. The officers in
stalled were: President, Mary Schultz:
senior vice president, Susan Light
pourn; Junior vice president, Carrie
Meekef, treasurer, Louise lucas.
chaplain, Esther Kennedy; guard Lii.
nan Arbuckle; secretary, Alice Y.
boroWeli; conductor, Lucy Maxwell:
assistant conductor, Mary Goodwin:
assistant guard, Lillian Hostetter, COL
or bearers, Eva Messenger, Margaret
thompson, Nancy Karney and Annie
Eckhart. A-A''e
AT the close of the installation cere-
MONIES the new commander, on be-
haif OF the corps, presented Mrs. Sell
oway with a handsome bouquet of
movers as token of the esteem in
which she is held by the corps and in
Iecognltion OF the able manner in
Mn1cn she conducted the installation
and has discharged all the duties Of
her position. The department com
mander acknowledged her apprecia-
tlon In neat speech, In which che
showed much feeling.
Inc installation of the officers Of
Acker post was conducted by Comrada
1; n. b. Beebe, as representative Of
Inc department commander, assisted
~ oomrade Lightner as officer Of the
err Patrick Henry; senior vice CON-
mander, w. S. Eberman; Junior vice
COMMANDER, William O'Gorman. s,,r-
eeon, CHARLES Griswold: ouarter,nas
yer, george R. Lewis; officer of the
Jay, frederick Dohm; officer of the
S S1:1I' Joseph Capron; adjutant. N z
WHlla1ns; sergeant major. A. r Cbo"
G. Arbuckle. Samuel
The new commander thanked 49,
post for the honor conferred Ill, .ne
him. conferred upon
nne tolloWlng resolutions, offered nv
conrad e. S. Chittenden. wera oda,at
cd unanimously: auopt-
ero Wn1ereas, The state of Minnesota has oen.
to thay puDhsned and gratutously distribnted
70 the members of her military oreaniatioss
IN the civil and Indian wars. aIso - a,.s1,
anu school libraries history of the seinao
or sa,u organizations, 10000 copies of vo,nnos
been published; and wv having
oo whereas The 10000 copies of volume tu,o
oud dsi ss.g OF official reports correspondencs
irs,, nsts OF Killed and wounded have nroveS
exhausted; and 'SSn iohe since
r,a Mnereas, The state owns the electrotvn.
p,sees OF said volume, and the commissionaprs
VINO supervised its publication arc ,niI1i'
edit and supervise new edition o;+hn,, 70
pensation; therefore, "i'noul coin-
onn esoaSed, That we hereby respectfully rec
vide for 'hat the legislature Of Minnesota pro-
6o Oh SAID volume and to be published mn
ueI tne supervision Of the commissioners who
paoiisheo the previous edition. "-i0
On motion the commander annoin+ed
zen !. w Bishop, Benjamin BraoS
$50 -; Chlttenden a committee to
present the resolutions to the leeisla-
h.
that body. Mrs. selloway. the denart ~
ment commander of the Relief corna
pelhg called on for remarks. said that
sile ioVed the corps and the Grand
army and their principles, and was al
ways ready to do anything in her now
er TO advance their interests. The oh
Ject OF the Relief corps is to assist
me needy veterans and not simnlv IN
ounuaer ceremony. Nothing is
grander' she said. than to see the
women OF America pledging their love
to the dear old flag: the flag that orr
Iathers, husbands and brothers follow
ed at Lookout Mountain, GettysbYre
ana hundred other battlef1elds. on,
gao the veterans in their lives ev-
empty the bright armor thew wor~
we can point with pride to the men
WI, VINO hVed In the days of the Civil war
ifey fought nobly, and their lives will
We IeVereo by the coming generations"
zen; BISHOP, referring to the war
win Spain, said that he remembered
mat at the meeting one year ago Gen.
MASON was present, and the war then
seemed TO be imminent, but had not
come. In speaking about 1t then. Gen.
MASON said: Let 1t come; in the name
OF humanity, let it conner 1t came and
mas ended gloriously. He said that a
lew days ago a lady asked him what
thiS question of expansion Is that thew
TAXED SO much about. and he told
her mat now we have the islands some
people thought we would not keen
them, because the constitution saws
something about the governments de-
irving their powers from the consent
OF the governed, and the people of the
ISLANDS have not consented. She said
On That is easy enough: they've got
10 consent. He said he thought that
was about the way 1t will all end
brle1 remarks were also made nv
ex aayor +. y. Doran and Can't. Drake
Oh o. tne sons of Veterans. A motion bv
=. ). Crittenden, that Acker post IN
connection with other posts. act az
an escort to the Third infantry wben
the regiment marches through the civ
TO start for Manila, was carried
during the evening Villa Ror5wo,,
ana reggie Carmichael, Of Saltwater
prayed piano duet ACCOMPANIED with
neiis, entitled, Merry Sleigh R;da.n
MI Z. x. Harrison gave a vocal solo
Rome Song, and Miss Irvine pieno
sGio, all of which were loudly applaud
ca. Acker post gave three cheers for
Inc nag, and America was sung bv