The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 14, 1899, Page 9

I THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1899. SANTA CRUZ TO ENTERTAIN PYTHIANS. ?+®+®v0~@~0-@~v©-+® +oo@ California Grand Lodge of the Order to Meet. : © R S R e S AR SO S o ] GEONS . |MORRISON G.T3 . \ ; = PARY . FITZ6G %fiLD R @ D O e S who have adopted an attractive re dri d in the tacti nd are all by the to support 2 of | members t uniform, 1 n the honor of the American flag. ars ago the services of the offered to the War De- membership w with the understanding that . able to enter the military serv- rady respond to a call to : ands as a sort of reserve to e its tender having been sccept- <, lled ing the late war the Knights thier t called upon as a body, but ; bl | parts of the Union, true to t N & i on, volunteered in the servic i ; he atry. The Endowment Rank is the insurance branch of the order. t quarterly statement of the board ol of this rank shows that on the | last March this rank had | who are protected for the ir families in the sum of Since the institution of this 1k there has been paid to beneficiaries ,320,776. The headquarters of the Supreme Lodge | of the order is in Nashville, Tenn., and | has for head chancellor J. C. Ross of Sa- vannah, Ga., and for supreme keeper of records and seal C. D. Robinson of St. Louis, Mo. There are lodges in almost ate and Territory of the Union, | last day 5,450 members o o T d lodges in British Columbia, Mani- Mexico the Province of Quebec. The total membership Is 465,000, In California the order has a member- ship of about 12,000, being an increase of ¢ 20 during the past year. Two new lodges were instituted and two su ered their.charters, so that numer- lly the number of lodges is the same as it was at the previous session. There has | San Francisco Yy of | been a material Increase in the funds, | A fleet | and despite the fact that the sum of $65,- | ® | 000 wes expended for the relief of mem- | | bers there was an Increase in funds of | nearly $7000. ‘ The order of Rathbone Sisters, as it is | now called, was instituted by J. A. Hill, 4 ” 4 | the founder, by the organization of the | first temple at Warsaw, Ind., October 23, | 1850, The first grand temple was institut- | 'ed the next year in the same State. At that time the members were known as the Pythian Sisters, and worked under that appellation until 1894, when the Su- preme Lodge of the Knirits fssued an edict which caused the Sisters to adopt | tre name of Rathbone in place of Pyth- fan. Any member of the Knights in good | standing can become a member of a temple of the Rathbone Bisters. One year after the institution of the first temple in the United States Mrs. C. L. C. Lawrance, 8. M. of R. and C., was | in this State on her way to Los Angeles to institute a temple there when she was | 'lmercepu\d at Sacramento and was in- | duced to make the start in that city, on the ground that it was the Capital of the State. California Temple No. 1 was in- stituted there with 23 members. Since then the order has grown in this State to forty-three temples with about 1200 sisters and about 1300 knights. During the past year there has been an increase of nine temples, with loss of only one, and since | sent 1ec. | the close of the reports, on the last day Hollics | of December, one temple was instituted dellvers every half 1 eighte | with 94 members. A effect, If possible, and makes | pe names of the grand officers of the ain the detalls of the vietory. | ing Lodge and those of the Grand Temple have already been published in The Call. ————— Market st d eve; return; wonderfully Battle of Manila Ba The 'interest ture which Prof G hour heightens ADMISSION, B0Oe. CHILDREN, 25c. “Olympia’ Music Boxes are the only perfect self-playing boxes on the mar- ket. All styles can be heard and seen at Mauvais’, 769 Market street, . the | @ al Government in time of war and | ¢ A.J. BUCKLES SR M COLD o S>-—o-6 N PR Santa Cruz Elaborately |vy Decorated. g Special Dispatch to The Call. SANTA 13.—The CRUZ, May ing have been Nearly every place of busine Cruz is covered with yello blue. The avenue pr pearance with its streamer breeze. The delegates who will be present at the Grand Temple of the Rathbone Sis- ters are: California Temple No. 1 of Sacramento— Maude Sheehan. Purity No. 2, Los Angeles—Mary Stans- | J ury. Fidelity No. 4, Pasadena—Harriet Strat- on. Harmony No. 5, Arroyo Grande—Mary Jatts. Klamath No. 6, Oakland—Ella L. Wil- son, Nellie Bruce. East Oakland pek, Nellis Seir. Milo No. §, 2 Olympic No. 10, Michell, Jennie Crase. San Francisco No. 11—Tda M. Brook, No. 12 Riverside rion Squire. Magnolia No. 15, Santa Maria—Eliza- beth Slade. Equality No. 18, Salinas—Nellle Steigel- man. Mayflower No. 2, San Ardo—Pea Gimbal. Mizpah No. 22, San Jose—Maggie Tru- | man. Damon No. 23, Stockton—Alice Black- | man. Corona Brunner. No. 24, ‘Washington No. 26, Placerville—Emma Triplett. Seaside No, 30, San Pedro—Mary Lars- son. Far West No. 31, Petrolla—Sarah B. Person. Grand Temple of Rathbone Sisters in Session. @._._o-o—@-%ea B A o T an e SiCEY St S i e B R o = ) OO+ & @ R +«9 O EVERY SIDE St. | George Hotel, the headquarters of the Knights of Pythias and the Rathbone Sisters, is in gala attire. Yards of bunt- used in Its decoration. in Santa , red and nts a pretty ap- stretched { from pole to pole and fluttering in the No. 7—Margaret Chlou- vada City—Isabel Steffin. Grass Valley—Nellie Ida H. Russell, Ma- Pomona — Anna de B R R D a C C ahan { 5 d i | | 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. L First Day’s Selling In the New Store. We hgve planned to make Monday an extraordinary day to win your confidence and patronage. 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There is also a limited number of handsome Black Silk Waists in the lot that you will appreciat X e 34,75 Silk Petticoats - - $4.50 Each Monday, that we might insure great selling, we purchased a lot of Handsome Plain Taffeta Silk Pet- ticoats, at a price that will set you wondering when vou see them. Half a dozen pretty new shades to pick from...... $4-50 R.D.DAVIS & CO. & Granf Ave. & Co. for the purpose of reforms in the eity. The proposed ext sfon of the park panhandle from i ent terminus to ket street ¥ principal subject up for consider: invitation to attend the mee ed to all property owners. e Ocean Water Tub Baths. 101 Seventh street, Mission. water direct from ocean. ‘the . An ng is extend- corner Salt ——————————— Unknown Man Found Drowned. The body of an unknown man was found floating in the bay at the Howard street yesterday mornin, was taken to the Morgue. The corpse had been in the water about a month and the ures -were the The deceased thre of drawer: suit. A p pocketknife with the name ‘“Theodore T ¢ Oakland” were found on the person of th dead man. f 1ble. feet | = tall and wore pairs dark he clot r of A KING OF HIS TRADE In the laundry business must necessar- ily be one that und oughly in all its slighte | is why we are doing the the laundry busine Fine and careful work and a color and finish on linen that pleases the most and w ntenced to-morrow. | fastidious are our claims to your pa- d to $1100. He is | tronage. Advances made on or without removal — e————— A Highbinder Convicted. Jung Gee, a murderous highbinder, was convicted by Acting Police Judge Groez- inger yesterday on the charges of grancy carrying a concealed we: on’s share of n Franecisco. on, His : Cruz—Ella pected g committed murders |, 2 = | here and in Los Angeles, but there is not | No saw-edges. | evidenc o convict him. St cox [ The United States Laundry. Offics ROW WITH A COLORED MAN| |HAD A '1 MRS. J. C. FRANKLIN, ACTRESS, | ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED. Contradictory Stories Told by Her and Joseph Johnson When Ex- | amined by Judge Mogan. | S EmE | 1 woman, who gave the| name of Mrs C. Franklin, and a sporty looking eolored man named eph rrested about 4 o'clock morning at Sixth and ie str s Policeman Callahan on ‘a charge of disturbing the pe: { A well-dress an Interview Will Give The woman admitted that her real name { was Thorne that she was at one time an actress 1 was related to Charles M Thorne, the well known actor. She living at the Baldwin Hotel at the time of the fire and was rescued by Policeman Sylvester. She had a large quantity of | velry in her room at the Baldwin. She | s separated from her husband, who is in the East. —_—ee———— WILSON’S STRAW BONDS. Attorney J. N. E. Wilson Wants the Negro Arrested on a Charge of Perjury. The article in yesterday’s Call as to the probability of thé Grand Jury indicting Attorney J. N. E. 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