Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-24
As0clALtEvENT.
M. w. A, and Royal Neighbors
JOINT Installation Called
Out a Large Gathering.


The Joint public installation ~
officers ~ the Little Falls Camp
! Modern WOodman III America and
its auxiliary, tire Royal Nr'ghb""s.
wan u social event the equal ut
| " hich has not occurred In this city
for some time Not only we're the
members Of both "rgaDizat altoona pres
ent In large numbers. but thew ware
| accompanied by relatives and
friends IN suffiri-nt numbers to fiji
the spactou- hall to the doors.
The exercises hogan with opening
remark. by T. L Vas..ly. past veneer,
| able council Oi the local camp Of
Wood men. and was followed by the
installa tiOn of the officers Ot the
Royal Npikhimrs Mrs I. A. Nichols
" as the Installing officer, and the tx.
cellent manner ~ which che and her
assistants conducted the work
ehO wed that all had taken great In
terest In preparing themselves for
the pe, iOrmance 1T their duties.
Deputy Head Consul Da wsOn. Of
81. Paul. then delivered an address
on the benefits OF fra ternal insurance
organizations in general and partic.
ularly those Of the two urganiza-
tiOns who were the hosts Of the
evening. Mr. Dawson thoroughly
! understood his subject and his re-
marks were interesting.
The WOOdmen inst allati
followed, under the direction Of Mr.
Da ws.,n, and with the able assist
ance of the local officers the
ceremony was both pleasing and i'm
pressive
At the conclusion Of the installa-
ton ceremonies refreshments were
served, and some time was spent in
social chat. 1t was inleed a source
of much pleasure both to the mem-
bers Of the organiza lions and their
guests. The band was in attend.
ance and contributed to the pleas
urps of the evening by rendering
several musical seiec lions In an excel
lent manner.
The St. Paul Globe takes fall
out of Charles A. Towne individu.
ally and the free silver Republic.
ans in general. It declares that
free silver Democrats may be hon.
est, but doubts the other fellows.
The Globe says:
The Globe differentlates between
a silver Democrat and silver Re.
publican. The former is ever en-.
titled to be believed honest in his
con ylctions upon the money or
upon any other question. The
latter's honesty upon the silver
| question or any other question is
alwa;s open to doubt. We have
seen for several years the foremost
silver Republicans living without
visible means of support and living
upon the fat Of the land. They are
well fed. They have opinions ga.
lore upon any proposition political.
They travel hither and thither
ostensibly in support of the cause
! of silver Republicanism. Who
supports them! Who pays their
bills! Who enables them to repair
frequently to Denver, Chicago and
Washington! We can answer
none Of these questions, although
they are repeatedly flung at US by
Democrats. IF we should hazard q
guess, however, we should say that
the syndicate, limited, which is
deeply interested in the silver out.
put might, if put upon the stand,
answer the question. 1t is aoout
time for honest Democrats to
stand up and ask themselves how
long they propose to play the
donkey and carry this load of silver
Republicanisms
Then the Globe ends its com.
ments on Towne and Free Silver
Republicans by the declaration of
"T'ell with Towne and the silver
Republicans, anyway"
Blind Piggers In Trouble.