Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1882, Page 3

S — = T — % Vg THE LUDGES. Notea from the Inner Saictu- aries of Various Ordera, The Free Musons - Mark Masters | Abroad--An Important Subject ~The Triple Link THE FREE MASONS WELL PUT, The grand master of South Caro: lina, in his Jate address beforo the grand lodge, made the following ex- cellent romarks upon an important subject [ Ttis of vital consequence to tho | union and hirmony of Masonry that | all our grand lodges observe and maintain the well-settled American dootrine of grand lodge sovereignty | snd juriediction. This law s per | feotly plain and easily understood, and is, that when a new grand lodge | ie formed and recounized, it s the sovereign, exclusive Masonic govern- | ing power over all the lodges of An cient Oraft Masonry in the territory in which it is situated. If it is to govern only those lo. ges which yield toeir allegiance to it, und other lodges within that territory are to be per- mitted to remain independent of ity and pay thuir homage and dues else- where, how can such grand lodge be | sovereiun, or how can it be eaid pos- | 8L88 LXC usive jurisdiction over its territory? It is a wmanifest contra- diction in tarme, and, therefore, it sooms clear that upon the formati n and recogtion of a grand lodge, it is the duty of all the lodges in that ter- ritory 10 surrender their foreign char- ters und give in their adhesion to the new grand lodge. Should they fail to do thia voluntari'y, 1t 18 the daty of the mother grana lodges, upon their recognition ot the new grand lodge, to 8o order them, and to enforce their orders, by vacating their charters and striking them from the roll of lode . This is 8 comity, as well as a duty which grand lodges owe to Masoury and to themeelves. J.H.Grahuam has been elected to the throne of the Grand Lodge of Quebec nine times since its organization in 1869, holding the office three different times and each time for three years. At the recent session a vote of condo- lence on the loss of his beloved wifo was carried_in solemn silence, and at the close of the Grund Lodge, as a token of the high appre ciation in which he is held by the Brethren of the| Lower Provinee, he was presented with & purse coutair ing $1,000. The Mark Grand Lodge of Encland met on Decenber 6th At the Grand Fostival, on May 3lst, the Duke of Albany waselected toand accepred the rank of M. W. Pust Grand Master of this Grand Lodge.and hie Royal High- ness was iustalled at this meeting. Prince Leopold is the first of the Roy- at family ot Eugland who has become identitied with Mark Masonry. According to the Cosmopolitan Ma- sonic Calendar for 1882, there are now no leas than 291 lodges on the roll of the Mark Graud Lodge of England, ‘Wales, otc. In the same calenaar for 1881 there were 268; so that in the past twelve mouths there have been 23 new lodges added. GOAT HAIRS, The bodies of the Scottish Rite in Omaha have changed their meeting night and will hereafter hold their sessions on the 2d, 3d and 4th Satur- day evenings in the month in Free- raasons’ hall, Mt. Jalvary Commandery No, 1, K. T, held their regular monthly meeting on Friday evening in their asylum, 8t. John's Lodge No. 25, A, F. & A. M., met on ‘Thursday i regular meeting. THE TRIPLE LINK. The followinz aro the oftiz Omaha Lod e of O{d Fellows: OMaua Lovee No. 2,1.0. 0 F,— Officers for the ensuing term: E. L, Armstrong, N. G.; W. R. Mathis, V. G.; E. C. Cooper, secretary; C C. Housel, ‘reasurer. Beacon ¢ No. 20.— Officers: James Large, noble grand; Heury Lavesey, vice grand; Robert E. Live- sey, secrotary; A. S, Billings, treas- urer, HesperiaN Excayemest No, 2, - Alonzo Jones, chicf patiiareh: Chas, Fisette, senior warden; F. B. Bryant, junior warden; F. W. Manville, hy priest; C. C. Housel, scribe; i Btaley, treasurer. ArceManeN Lovge No.o 8. C, J. Smidt, noble grand; W. F. Loreuz n, vice grand; Peter Goos, secretary; B. M. Mohr, permanent sceretary; Henry Bolln, treasurer, LINKS. The Odd Follows' Herald does not seem to take kindly to the proposed “military” degrees of the *Pairiareh al Cireln.” It says that “‘object ap- pears to be a desiro to cavse youny men to join the Order; but if youne or old have no higher motive in view in joinivg our Order than being privi leged to wear a neat fitting uintorm, and haging a shapely sword danghng at their sides, they had betrer not con- J the part of a young woman. She kiows exactly what the mustache 1 for, atd there is no one who can get quite as much use out of it as the girl| [ who fully understands her business The mustache, she kunowa very well many iustances kisacs derive more | | than two-thirds of their swectness | from the character of the mustac lit. The mustache ought to be given | has not retard is made to eeason Kisses with, and in Something depends upon the color sometimes, and often the texiure inn matter of real consideration. To some however, the mustache in auy color or in any way 18 such a perfectly lovely thing that the gitl is not particular as to small matters if it is only-—a mus tache That there shall be a mustache is entirely essential. There would be no real sweetness in life without ity and not one eirl in eivht hundred would ever fall in love if it were not for the mustache. Tt is just the ni cest thing ever invented to fall in Jove with, and no young man in his right mind ever fails to take advantage of plenty of rnom to grow, and Jet us hope the drouth of the last suniner od it s AN OCEAN ROVER Reminiscences of Wild Freabooters of the Gulf. Galveston Tetter to the S, F, Chronical, On this sl same isle formerly dwelt one of the most celebrated pirates kuown to American annals— Jean L titte, the Robin Hood of the Mexican gulf and Caribean sea. The vory spot whire his Jawless town stood is stil pointed out to the curious yisitor, He was one f the most picturesque chir acters of the early part of the present century, and to the American vovelist and poet has proved a fraitiul themo He 1 thus describod, not by the pen of fiction, but by an accurate histori an: ‘“He was a well-forwed, hand some man, six feet two inches in heighty strong'y built, with large, ha- 2l eyes and black hair, and he ustally wore a mustache. He dressed in grov uniform. He was a man of polie and easy munners, of retiring habits, gen erous disposition, and ot such a win ning address that his influence over his followers was almost alsolut He was a native of France, of ros) ble parentage, and made his first ocean voyage as the mate of a vessel bound to the East Indies. He was more fit- ted to command than obey, and soon quarreled with his fellow-officers and lott them. Tn some manver unknown he obrained a ship, doubtless by meth ods becoming an embryo corsair, and, rallying to his black flag a crew of de- termined men, he boldly embarked iv a career of pirucy ou the Tudian ocean Lattle is recorded of his fortunes at this particnlar period, save that he finully fell into the hands of the Biit 1sh maval authoritivs, but evaded the halter by a timely escape, and succeed ed in reaching his native land. His stay was bricf, however. Ouly the excitement of a luwless Jife pussessed the allurements his restless nature de- manded. Fitting out a vessel he sailed for the West Tndies, and made open war on Bristish and Spanish commerce. Many a gallcon freighted with tressure became his spoil, and many a rich English cargo. His ex ploits fully equaled tho:e of the most noted heroes of piratical romance, while his personal characteristics were far from uncommendable. He is said to have been brave, retined and high minded in fact, ‘‘the mildest-man- nered man that ever scuttled ship or cut a throat.” THE OMANA DAILY BEE: cd wuth esorve and .| TRUTH ATTESTED, SomeImportantStatem s of We Kuown People Wholly oised authority with resorve and dig nity: v th these Fe mingled not hit £ command, r sensonid he with mirtn their fovi at they 10rgave his siletice fOF slic v, THE FINAL END OF A WILD LIFE = His rank and file consisted of des | perate outeasts from every nation, but | wero chictly Americans. His favorite | Licutenant was an American by the name of James Campbell, who fought under Commodore Perry st the bat tle of Lake Erie, and aftorwards on the frigate Constitution in its celebrat ed battle with the Guerriere At the end of five years it beeame impossible for the Umted States to longer toler +the operations ot Lafitte, and in 0 an American squardon anchored | off Galveston. The Commodore i | command visited the corsnir chicf and | communicated decisive orders. Lafit- | te entertained him in princely style, having a superabundance of samptu- | ous fare to draw from, and then quict ly vave orders for the embarkation ¢ the wirates and the destroeriion of | their town by fire. When the flunes | wore in full” progress he weiehed an- | chor, and nevor again sailed the wa tas ot the Gulf of Mexico. Afters 1 g cruige ho made his home on the | ros, off the const of Yuceatan, where Do died a fow yoars atterwards, at a comparatively carly e of 46 His loss was not only de plored by the wild freebooters whom ¢ had commanded in storm sand bat but by a devoted wife who ha been the silent heroine of Lis roman tic &rory, nnd had shared many of his porils aud most of vicisaitudes. 11 Je sds may ho credited, she was a dark-eyed Cabun Jady, who was first his captive and afterward the willing partner of his varyine fortunes, Over his gri sea shells which have not yet been seattered by tome. Not a fow of the present inhabitants of Galveston and vicinity eoncede that theiwr ancestors served under the flag of Laficte. Mo o't & comeir's name to other times, Linkod With 00 victue and « thouss il crimes, REE LANCE, wus Nenped o vast mound of | Buockun s arnica Salve. The best salve inthe world for euts, bruises, sores, ulcors, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chillblaine, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction in wvery case or money refunded. Price, 250 per box. For sale by Tew & McManoN, Omaha., A WCMAN'S WEAKNESS. Pilfering at a Dry Goods Store- A Fine Residence Searched for Plunder. St Louls Glo! e-Demoerat. There was a rather sensational epi- sode in Barr's dry goods store shortly after mghifall 1ast evering. The tirst floor was crowded with ladies. In fact, 80 great was the jam of prople that even the nimble cash boys found iv difficult to move to and fro from the counters to the cashier’s desk Both time and opportunity were pro pitious for the crooked fraternity to successfully carry on their pilfering. Yet, despite ths sta'e of affirs, the floor-walkers, who vxorcise a watchful ©)e on every oue in the vast, stantly moving throng, werd vigilant, In the tanzy notion and furnshing departments, where the crowd was thickest, one of the fluor-walkers had his attention attracted to the move- ments of a fashionably dressed lady. Getting closer to her, and watching keenly every movement, he saw Let not his mode of raising ca<h seem strange, Although he fleec d he flagsof every Lation, For into a Prinic Minis er but charg, H w title and 'tis nothing but t xation; Eut he, more modest, took & humbler rauge + Llife, »ud in an ho'ester Vocation Pursicd '’ the high s a8 his watery journey And merely pra.tice: as a sea attormoy. THE VICISSITUDES OF AN OCEAN ROVER, In 1815 Commodore Patterson, with several American vessels of war, was dispatched to cruise in search of him, He was found well established on an Island in Barataria bay, about forty miles west of the delta of the Missis- sippi river. He had o Jurge foreo of outlaws under lns command and a small fleot of vessels, butretired with- out opposition. We were then at war with Great Biitian, Lufitte cherish- ed an intense hatred of the Euglish, by reasou of the severity of his treat- ment while a prisoner in their hands, and was onr natural ally. He had al- 80, probably from motives of policy, usually reframcd from cupiuring American vessols, The expedition of Commodore Patterson was not con- ducted iu a very energetic manuer, therefore, and as soon as the Ameri can fleet retired, Latitio again took possession of the island, The latter was too conveniently adjacent to New Orleans to be necdlessly abandoned. | At that city the pirates found a ready and accomodating market for their captured slaves and zoes, and could also procure any needed mlitary sup. | phies there. The innumerable bayous conneeting New Orleaus with the guf fucilitated these clandestine opera- tions. When the British attempted to capture the city they first sought the cooperation of Latitte, offering him a3 a recompense the sum ot $50, 1000 and a commission in the royal navy., He declmed these tempung terms, but, without hope of roward, marched to the camp of Andrew Jack son, at the head of a body of veteran tollowers, and bore an_honorable part m repulsing the British, neet themselves with the Fraternity.” Milwaukee, Wis , has just dedicated an elegant hull to the uses of Odd Fel lowship. A new hall for the Order has been erected m Jacksonville, TIL, and will be dedicated next month, Seventeen Grand instructors have bee « appointed m Tilinois. The sincers and Kindly expressions of love and admiration that have been paid to the memory of Jums L Ridg ly, frou all ranks in life, record the faet, in imperishable characters, that the deceased veteran was not only *“one who loved his fellow-men,” but who was loved by them. Harmony L No, 594, of New York City, reeen‘ly hed a very sue A “ 4 cossful fanr for the purpose of Taising | fitte now had many buildings con- |k andal monzers, causing much gossip fands for a Home for Indigent Odd |structed, including a fine residence for | & ¢ bocioty circles in which they SIARR S [lis own cccapaney. s intention | ey | was undoubtedly to make Galveston —— A Dissertation on Mustaches Philadelphia Times What the average girl doesn’t know | about mustaches nobod an tell her. It would be the most cutragecus pre sumptic weone idva about a mustache a hut there 8 no nnstake @ Somo pec some avother, important ussistance, his past trans. | gressions were pardoncd by 1he Presi- dent, and he had before him 1ho op | portunity of abidouing the wild lire he led 80 long, and of turning his un- ubted talents to nobler pursuits, e charm of adventure oo powerful |1y possessed his natur he merely determine | | Lou the uninhubited 15 and of ialves ton, He brought to his new strong- | hold no tess than six weill-manned ves | mainland, and atempted to expel him | but ina battle that took placs thirty sivarzes were killed and the remainder fled to safer huotivg gounds, La [ his penmanent abiding place as we at any time repair with perfoer securi |ty His ocean raids now boeane more (numerous and successiu than ever Among his followers he divided the net results with a just and liberal hand Like the pirate of romance, he exer or this owever, and on & new base | of operations. He removed his plun. | derand pirates from the immediate | vicinity of New Ocleans, and located sels A tibe of Tndians occupied the | | as her surreptitiously take up a bundle of handkerchiefs and shp it quietly into her pocket. Without saying anything, he waited until the woman moved out of the crowd, and then approaching her, politely but quiotly, aud in & firm meuner, re- quested her to step to the rear«f the store. The woman looked at-the man in surprise, and bocame greatly agi- tated. The employe repeated his re- quest in & positive tone, aud the woman walked with Lim to the oflice. Mr. Forester, the manager, was fn, aud to him tho tloor-walker made his report, telling how he had detected the woman taking some pgoods, 'Ihe fair piiferer flushed and then turned deadly pale, and finally burst into a paroxysm of tews. Mr. Korester questioned the woman rogarding her alleged theft, and she admitted hor gwle, Even if she bad not, the (x- amination of the pockets of her seal- skin cloak proved that the employo's story was tiue. A clak was quictly dispatehed for a police ofticer, and 1e- turned soon after with Oflicer Phal- I1ps, to whom the woman was given in charge. At the station the faw piis oner gave her name as Mrs, Isabella Smirth, and her residence as 2607 Lu- cub avenue, luauswer to Sergeant's Rillet’s wquiries, Mrs. Smith again admntted the thett, but could not ex- plain why she had comnioed it The handkerclnefs were lying within reach and attracted her atiention, She thought they would be an appropriate Christmas wut for her sons. She had no money with her, and thivking she was unobscrved, wnd how casy it wis to take tuem, she yielded to the temp- tatien, After searching her pockets, the serveant locked her up ona chargo of pett larceny preferred by Mr, Forceter, A search warrant was procured, and an o officer sent the st antormation that the untor- tunate ludy’s fannly had of her arrest. house was found two bolis of ribbon, WO pin cushions, two pairs of gents' gloves, two puirs of sleeve buttons, und nive sitk hundherchiefs, All the articles meutioned w brought to the wation and carciuily examined by hour last vight Mrs, Smith was bailed the wife of a wealthy wan, but, ow- it to domestic misunderstandings, : No Such Word as Fail 1 Lave used yo iy } ache and const shall £ e muwend it to my fr ends “Hesuy B wrogern, b thalo.” MONDAY. 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