The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-19
THE GRAND LODGE
or tho Knlghts Of PythiHa Of This State.

or TIC AhlEhtA OF PytHiha OF This STATE.
Iis HcsslOns Yesterday. Fa7,
Yesterday was the second day Of the meet.
ing Of The Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF
Pytllas Of this State, which assembled here
on Tuesday In It's Thirteenth annual session.
The Grand Lodge held Its second session yes.
terdny morning, meeting In the Castle Hall
Of Black Prince Lodge No. 10. OF this city.
The same grand officers were present as on
the preceding day, and G. V. G. ". T. Hea.
ton occupied the @. C.'s chair. All the lodges
In The State were represented except the one
from Charleston, MIR. Nuunery having arrived
rs delegate from the kanawha Lodge at
Coalburg. larse number OF knights from
local lodges also occupied seah In the hall.
The business during the fore part OF the
morning was mainly OF a routine character,
such as'the receiving OF reports, appointing
members, 10 I'LL all vacancies on the various
standing committees, and receiving applica.
tons ron, Past Chancellors for the comforting
OF the Grand Lodge rank or degree.
At II o'clock the special order was the
nomination Of officers for the ensuing year.
followed by an election, which resulted as
follows: rs.I
7. @. c., W. T. Logan, of Martinsburs.
y G. O., W. T. lIeat0n. Of Parkelsburg. ~
q. V. C.,tA.B B. Doane, Of Benwood. ~.
G. T., Thos. D. Bennett, OF Wheeeling.
g. NJ. Of t., John +. Smith, OF Middleway.
q. X. Of K. and S., J. Rufus Smith, Of
Berkeley Springs. 55 4E-5liT... ~
The Grand Chancellor elect announced the
following appointments: -..}t
@. NJ. ut A., G. n. DE l.. Smith, OF Middle.
W. q. I. G., ". G. Raleigh, ., p.rser,bu,s.
Q. y. g., Louis A. Freebolt, OF Wheeling.
The following committees were also up
pointed: ~ .,-i' & |m'.'.'' '4t.ia'
Law, and Supervision-J. W. Schulize, W.
H. Waddle and J. II. Moore, all Of Wheel.
ing. t-,I a..3-, !Nt5'. iHt ls.g ~ ..
Appeals and Grievances -Thos. Mex.
Slves, Paw Paw; s. l.. Eyey Keyser; Hen.
ry lIiddell, Benwood. r 5-...-5ls7. l,.3
Finance and Mileage-I.. p. Salterbach,
Wheeling ". I. Long, sMartinsburs; J. 8
Woods, Elm Grove. Il.
| Returns and Credentials-W Z. Wins,
Wheeling; Fred. Ilqifner aud Philip Young
imam, Wheeling. Z +, 81 NJ
4 Printing and supplies-J. Rufus Smith and
MO DeGrange, berkeley Springs, and l.. p,
ealtrrbacb, Wheeling. - < 5f5 ~ ~,
On State OF the Order-D. Stanley, Wheel
Ing; w. II. Burcy, Denwood; g. +. Warner
Ksyssr. a a 4 3. So Z lt-3
s The following were appointed District
Deputy Grand Chancellors: i'f ,>.5gtei z
| Z District No. LII. W.-Day, Wheeling.
= District Now. II. Burcy, Benwood.
District No. Al. W. Mather, Parkersburg.
| District No. g. Nunnery. Coalburg.
| District No. OIL. a. Perrill, Newburg. I
District No. Ill. G. PurIt, Keyser.
District No. l2-W. +. Long, Msrtinsburg.
Cover all the German lodges-L. I. .Salter.
bach, Wheeling. s.4473a = 4 ~
This business being disposed Of, an adjourn.
ment was had to 2 r. N. On Resembling,
the report OF the representatives to the Su'
was OF considerable length, giving a resume
Of some Of the important laws recently
adopted by that body. 1t was ordered spread
on the minutes. Several omnlittee reports
were received and disposed Of.
| The following resolutions were adopted: Z
| Dy Representative Shanley-Naming
| Wheeling as the next meeting place Of the
Grand Lodge, and the third Tuesday in
October, 1883, as the time.
By Representative Shsnley-Thanking
Bluck Prince Lodge for favors extended.
by Ren. Shanley-Thankiny the Grand
| lodge officers for the thorough manner in
which they bud discharged their duties.
| by hep. Misunderstanding the Knights
and citizens OF Wheeling for the kind and
generous hospitality extended. - r. 81. /
e All t = business before the Grand Lodge
being out Of the way, r. G. O., II. A. 9TH.
man assisted by T. G. C.'s. Stanley. Matl,.
.ews and schultze, installed tile Grand Lodge
officers. elect, and the Grand Ledge was dc.
c!area adjourned. S.ssys ~. y 81 '7s+
| +: There vas brisk little fight over some OF
the officers, also Tho place Of meeting, but
still every thing was done in u brothorly and
iraternal manner. The members } from,
throughout the State were highly pleased
with everything and depart for theil homes
With pleasant recollections. it II.