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cf the rite. He subsequently went to

Santo Dumingo, establishing bodies

there, but in 1S03 the insurrectionists

in that island being successful, the

French rule therein terminated, and

the Count, with the bth#r members of

the rite, returned to France, where by

virtue of the paumt issued to him by

the Supreme Council at Charleston,

S. C, he organized and established in

Paris, France, October 20, 1SO4 7 a Su

preme Council uf the thirty-third de

gree for France. The Supreme Council

established at Paris was the. third or

ganized in point of time, the second

beirrg for the Windward and I^eeward

islands at Port au Prince. Since that

date ther<? have been established- and

are now in existence thirty regular Su

prome Councils working in amity and

harmony with each other.

The jurisdictions in existence at

present are: v

Southern jurisdiction (mother coun

cil), Washington, D. C.

-t* i «.i t* f i ill ij*.

Northern Jurisdiction, Boston.

Spain, Madrid.

Belgium, Brussels.

IreHnd, JJublin.

Brazil, Lavardio.

Peru. Lima.

Scotland, Edinburgh.

Uruguay, Montevideo.

Argentine republic, Buenoa

Italy, Rome.

Colon (Cuba), 'Ha-

Mexico, Mexicbl

Portugal, Lisbon-

Chile, Valpa-

Centra)

America,

fringe and gold tassels. Upon the right

and left of the throne proper are two

sub-thrones for the grand chancellor

and grand minister of state.

The Scottish Rite Temple originally

s belcnged to Colonel Reeves of, the

United States army. It was bought by

General Pike in 1SS3 for the uses of the

Supreme Council. Later was added the

library, which contains 75,000 volumes,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The San Francisco call. (1904). San Francisco [Calif.], 1904-09-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85066387/1904-09-04/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The San Francisco call, 1904-09-04.