The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-15


present at the meeting of the comman-
derry:
J. W. johnson, E. s. Terrence, E.
F. Nelson, Winfield commandery No.
is.
Tx. Myers. E. c.. F. B. West, st.
Johns commandery No. "A, yelling |
ton.
C.E. Martin. E. c., Vt ollvet, No. is,
Wichita.
h. D. Hathaway. Roy Clements, 81. D.
Wells, C. A. SwensOn, j. w. Hurst,
Newton commandery, Noe
Geo. K. Burton, Apollo comman1ery
No. IA, Larned.
Clinton GoIt, st. Omer commandery
No. IA, Great Bend.
III. L. Grimes, E. c., W. J. Keyte, T.
L. Fife. Garfield commandery No. 10,
Mcpherson.
John 81. Brown, Ivanho commandery
No. 81 Wyandotte.
A. A. Carey and g. S. Mccoy, Wash
ington commandery No. 2, Atchison.
D. Byington and C. Beck, Leaven-
worth commandery No. 1.
E. W. Robinson, E. c., D. n. Fergu-
son, L. C. Crlttenden. j. D
SnoddY, A. K. Sellers, st. Elmo com
mandery No. %, Paols.
| D. Langdon, Peter Dalrymple, Hugh
De Paynes. No. 3, Fl. Scott.
John Johntz, E c., and Henry Lifts,
Abilene.
CIV. Polt. Cyrene commandery No.
%, Beloit.
Jacob De Witt, D. Whitehead. Oscar
Seitz, Askelon commandery No. 6, Sa-
lima.
BIG. F. Hanna, WaKeeney, Askelon
commandery.
H. G. Cook, Oswego commsndery No.
! 7.
!, Joseph Fife, E. q, w. C. Holmes. w.
81. Lewis Cour de Leon, No II, Par
sons.
E. A. Hndebrand, Strong City, G. Y.
Millar, Cottonwood Falls, G. L. Jones
and H. D. Dickson. Neosho Falls, EN-
poria commandery.
L. G. WATSON, e. c., David Miller and
s. L. Patrick, Tancred commandery,
No. IL, Ottawa.
John Mccullough, e. g., NJ. D. Hen
~, F III. Sisson St. Bernard command
cry No. 10, Independence.
WI. Bullen, E. c., Geo. F. Burchard
! A. D. Mackay. o. A. Bassett, n. F
Marsh, J. D. Harrington, c. W. Hunt
Alfred WhitemaD, DeMolay comman.
| darn No
Bryce McMurtrie. E. c.; D. W. Mel
y LIS, G.. w. C. Chaffee, G. W.; A. III
Callahan, P. G. c.; s. E
Sheldon, p. T.. CT; IT. p.
Rodgers, Frank Drummond, P. E. c..
: A. G. Sherman, John Elliott, G. P. Buf
fington, George NJ. Stearna, NJ. r
= Doty, George C. Carroll, David
+ Bowen, ]. L. Van Houghton, George
r B. Palmer, W. W. Manspeaker, NJ
q Oswold, Louis butcher, Henry Bennett,
d. R. McGaffey, j. G. 81. Graveley, c
C. Kellam, Orrin +. WEIGH. N. Terrell
n w. B. Cruel, Topeka commandery
n No. 5.
e Dwight Hitler, P. g. G., of Valley
Falls, Topeka commandery.
Ats O'Clock Emporia commandery
) No 10, numbering sixty members, witt
the representatives of commanderies
from other parts of the state, formed il
q column at the Hotel Coolidge anG
headed by the z T. band, proceeded
to the Commercial street cross
II ing to meet the Topeka commanderv
which arrived on the Wichita express
. The Sir knights from the state capita
were received by committee appointed
q for that purpose, and lmmedi
ate joined the column, which pro-
+ ceeded to the asylum OF EmporIG
Commandery. The parade was exceed
= inglY handsome and imposing, and
called forth numerous expressions Of
admiration along the line of march.
The exercises at the asylum opened
= with the address of the Right Emineni
u Commander, 81. NJ. Waters, of indie.
= pendence, who referred to the fact thai
the body which was organized in 1865
with four Communicates and member
:. ship of 101, now has 25 working
communicates with membership o.
. oyer 1900. This gratifying increase in
b cludes two new COMMUNICATES which
had been organized during the past year
y st. Johns, ut Wellington, aed Abilene
1t commandery. The addfess contained
g much tina. YVES encouraging to the com
o mandery. and elected careful attention
The address OF the Right Eminent
b Grand Commander was followed by tht
et reports of the committees on credentials
n on the doiugs of the order and on char
'E tered communicates.
b The next business in order was the
election of officers, which resulted as
e follows:
g Right Eminent Grand Commander
!. Jacob De Witt. of SalIna.
y Very Eminent Deputy Commander
e D. e. Lsngdon, Of Fl. Scott.
IS Very Eminent Grand Generailssimo-
d q. c. Cook, OF Oswego.
Captain General. Jay Buck, OF En-.
poria.
y Grand Senior Warden-T. P. Rodg
. ers, OF Topeka.
d Grand Prelaie-F. M. Sisson. of otts,
: wa.
q Grand Treasurer-Christian Beck, o
. Leavenworth.
b Grand Junior wardsn-c. W. Hunt O
Lawrence.
le Grand Reoorder-Josn a. Brown. o
OF Wyandotte.
The banquet viii be served tonight
al 8 O'Clock az the Masoni'
= tarorIe and the grand march will be in
d augura.ed at Jays hall st 9 O'Clock.
Closing Business OF tina Annual session
q From Yesterdays Daily.
The grand commandery Of tn
knights Templar of Kansas closed I'M
e business OF its annual session in thi
: CITY this morning, and the visiting 81