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ate; G. W. Arnold. senior warden !;
W. II. Gardner. junior warden; NJ. L. McClellaDd.
treasurer: f. v. Arnold. recorder: Jonathan
Osborn, standard b-arer; E ID. Crumpaeker.
sword bearer; II. n. Renner, warder; 5. X. Mar
tin. guard.
EmiRent Commander Brown, whose portrait
10 presented. IL about forty years Of age, q
thorough business man. He is the principal OF
the northern Indiana normal school located at
Valparaiso and the largest school OF the kind In
the world: a whOle-souled genial sir knight, of
whom Valparaiso eommandery is proud.
Marching with perfect ease and precision
came the Michigan City cOmmandery, No. 30
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attracted no little at
tention a. they marched
up Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and in front of the
reviewing stand. Its
commanding Off c ers
were: John W. Cupit,
eminent commander;
Leverett A. Pratt, gen.
erslissimo; Charles r.
Hawley. captain gen.
eral; 8. Herbert Robin,
prelate; Allen L. Stew
art, senior warden; c.
J. Bousfield, junior
warden; Louis Goeschel,
treasurer; Frank L.
Wands, recorder; John
Hughes, standard bear
er; Edward V. Babcock;
sword bearer; Frank o.
Gilbert. warder; Austin
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erson, grand command
er; Leonard L. Grear,
PasSalc Bridge, deputy
grand commander; John
D. Hudson. Bordsntewn.
grand gsnsrslissimo;
Joseph f. Fulper, WASH
ington, grand captain
general; Thomas God
son, Newark, grand prel-
ate; VIM. i. Muchmore,
Morri.to~n, grand sen
ior warden; Warren
Dob bs, Jersey City.
=
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grand commander. This
grand organization has
had twenty-seven grand
commanders, of whom
Seventeen are now liv-
ing. and OF this number
there we're twelve in Of
tendance st this meeting
Of the Grand sncamp-
msnt in addition to the
immediate representa-
tivss, or the fret four
officers Of the Grand
4, ntnpaapdarv far tbe cnr
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twenty-five sir knights
from Peoria COM
mandery, No. 3. The
officers Of the command
cry are: Joseph Eden.
eminent commander;
Albert L. Schimrf, gen.
eral; Samuel FL. Tag
CART. captain general;
n. G. Dougherty. pre-
late: c. L. Hitch
cock. treasurer; August
Pfeiffcr, recorder; A
J. HarDers. senior
warden; J. J. Steiger.
junior warden. and
d. J. Forbes wardar
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Saginaw in .the Michi-
gan brigade. There were
80 swords in line, the
sir knights all wearing
the regulation uniform.
The officers are: Emil
nent Sirs r. B. Nc
Knight, eminent COM
mander; Harvey Will
Jams, guide; A. L. But
ton, captain general.
Sirs Thomas II. Rushing,
prelate; j. G. Mccall,
recorder; w. H. Clark,
treasurer; Charles ].
Reynick. senior warden;
Frank Ellsworth, junior
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Briggs. eminent commander; Robert Tsggsrt.
eeneralssimo: Robert p. Davis. captain general;
VIM. 5. Rooney, prelate; Vim. E. PERUVIAN, senior
warden; Vim. c. Eichelberger. junior warden;
David c. Greiner, treasurer; John W. Davis
recorder; Ellis Z. South. standard bearer;
Jacob ID. Early, sword bearer; Geo. Likert,
wsrder; Sa.nuel Austermiller. third guard:
Chas. d. Griffith, second guard; Chas. G.
Luckey, first guard; Frank p. Sargent, or
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coat. eleven gilt
buttons on front,
four on skirt,
black bsldric and
buff 2 owes without
gsuntlsts. II wss
onhcered by John
f.. Rove. 4. c. -m-
inent commander,
Lewa q. Dawson,
geneTsli,s mo. W.
". Hulihsh. j. C.,
captain general,
John p. Contrsll,
prelats; J. Grove
Porter, senior war;
den; Lewis ID.
Grams, junior war
den. Amzi Plerson,
treasurer; John J.
Henry, recorder; J.
- Mundy stsnd-
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MICHIGAN.

ISTINGUISHED by their
good marching, the Niehi-
gan battalion was preceded
by the members of the
Grand commandery OF the
wolverine state. They wore
tie regulation Knights Tenn
plar UNIFORM. The officers
are: John A. Gerow, grand
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work today IN the Pc
rade. There we're 20
officers aud men In line,
A. follows: Edsin FL
lis, sminsnt CON-
msndsr; Sirs samuel 4.
ftnsld, Fsnsrsllssimo;
George n. Hopper. cap
tain general; ID. q.
sampson, senior VAR
den; Frederick W.
French. junior warden,
Matthew J. Hart. re-
cordsr; Bart D. scott,
Charles Hopkins, Emil
'Garuich, NJ. pshlby. A.
Il. Osborn, Edward Bur-
ton, John r. Scott. VIM.
II. Durtes. W. n. Temp
kins, Carrie @. Bell. Gus
Schwartz, Jsrod 4. Day,
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Grand encsmpment Of
the United States. The
commandery carried its
banner, . beautiful
piece OF workmanship.
which represents Hugh
DePayens with his COM
mand Of knights
mountedi in battle array.
The following 10 . list Of
the present officers:
VIM. B. Davis, eminent
commander; VIM. d.
knights, gsneralissimo;
John E. T. Pike, captain
general; John W. Rock,
prelate; Rlch'd P. Burr.
senior warden; Joseph
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TO the procession and
made q most excellent
showing. They carried a
banner which had on the
front a mounted knight
with name. number, and
where located worked In
silk and bullion. The
back was black and white
silk. with Maltese cross
In center. Malta motto
over top.
II was oficered by Sirs
II. B. brOwn. eminent
commander; Matth ew
Turner, generalissimo;
William Seyerdahl, cap
fain HAnaraI. RAu A.
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Junior warden: J. Adam Bernhard. treasurer:
Christian Soaders. recorder; Geo. W. Longh-
man. standard bearer; Hugh +. Montgomery.
sword bearer; John Iromp, warder; George A.
Nacomber. sentinel.
The New Albany commandery Of New Al
bany, Ind. had forty H0osiers in line They
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warden: Charles Fl. Swin6eli, junior warden;
Chester C.. Buck. treasurer; John A. Palmer.
recorder; James ". Thayer. standard bearer;
Charles Il. Hughes. sword bearer; John W.
Hubbard warder; Arson p Elliott. captain Of
the guard. John C. JilsOn first guard; Oliver p.
kHnger. second guard; John w. HOughton,
third guard.
The Valparaiso commandery. No. %, Of Val
paradise, Ind. contributed foriy-six sir knights
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CALIFORNIA.

TRIP across the continent
was the pilgrimage per-
formed by the members Of
the Grand commandery OF
California in order to take
part in today's parade. The
California knights were con-
sricuous objects of atten-
ton. The officers are:
Right Eminent Sir Carnot c.
Mason, grand commander, Of
Chico; Vice Eminent Sir
Saml. Hopkins Wagner, dep
uty grand commander, Of
San Jose; Eminent Sir Geo.
A. JOHNSON. grand generals
simo, of Santa Rosa: Eminent
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John kaflus, sentinel
The commsndery has never participated IN
any event worthy of special mention. but
has always been known . working COM
mandery. having knighted over two hundred
and fifty candidates Eminent Commander
TuIey 10 a newspaper man and 10 at present
Indiana editor Of the Louisville Commercial
Out Of membership of ninety OF the Knights
town cOnmandeTy No. Q. OF KnightstOwn, Ind,
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Ell CON. DAVIS. DaVey, Junior warden;
Albert A. Van VOORHEES,, treasurer; Alfred Red
ington. recorder; VIM. R. Jones, standard
bearer; James E. Mills sword bearer; Valep-
tine Dresher, warder; Harry Ingham. captain
first guard; Charles G. Woodburn, captain sec
ond guard; Richard Vaughan, captain third
guard; George F. Bronner, sentinel
Oakland commandery. No. IL, Of Oakland.
CAL, had under its beautiful banner half hum
dred knights from the shores Of the Pa
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The commandery wore
the regulation uniform
and carried NO distInc-
tive banner. The BAN
Der which they carried
was . regulation one.
the only distinction be-
ing the name and date
of its charter inscribed
upon it. EX-Secretary
OF the Navy r. W.
Thompso is one Of the
members Of this COM
mandery. 1t was under
oFIaOuarl u
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S"o VIVA
the regulation uniform
for Illinois and carry
in line the elegant satin
and gold b ann err,
beautifully embossed
and lettered, which was
presented to the COM
mandery by the wife of
a deceased sir knight.
The present member
ship 10 1873, and the Off
GERS are Chas. G.. Cush-
ing, E. c.; Chas. P. Bas-
com, g.; d. Jack Foster,
C.P.; Franklin F. Dun
n III ~
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bers wore the regulation
uniform. The officers
are: Sir Knights John
Martin OF Paris COM
msndery, No. 9, Paris.
right eminent gra n d
commander; L. NJ. Krup-
ply of Dallas command
cry. No. 6. Dallas, very
eminent deputy grand
commander; James Gar
rity Of B ertra IN Du
Gueselin commandery,
No. IA, Corsicans, emf
nent grand generals
simo; d. c. Proctor ~
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Ill. headed bv n band of
twcnty-one pieces. The
officers are: Eminent
SIR George E. O'Hara.
eminent commander;
Sirs William $. Simpson,
gcneraiissimo: Louis De
Montcourt. captain gen.
eral; Eminent and Rev.
Sir John White Phillips,
prelate; Sirs George D.
Williamson. treasurer;
John A. Waugh. re-
corder; Eminent Sirs
Henry Wells senior war
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40 knights in line today
under the banner of that
body who gave them
some Of seniors points
in marching and won
loud praise. The fol-
lowing is the present
list of officers Philip
It. Van Zlle. eminent
commander; A. NJ. Bar
Der, generallssimo; P.
d. Patterson. captain
general /; A. p. Green
prelate; G. B. Allen
senior warden; George
Nugget. junior warden;
T.. i. Church. treasurer.
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of Illinois command
cries. The staff COM
prised the following:
X. En-. Sir Norman I.
Gassette, commanding.
V. EN-. Geo. nj. mOul-
ton. chief of staff. Aids
de-camp-Em- sir Jos.
Z. Dyas, En-. Sir Syl-
vester o. Spring, En-.
Sir James Miller, En-.
Sir Charles q. Mac,
En-. Sir Harvey III. Hall.
L. O.. IAO II WE
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sword bearer; Chas. +. Hx CON- BUCK.
Taylor, warder, and Andrew J. shiveley, SEN
tinel
The sixty sir knights Of the Bay City COM
No. 70. Of Bay City, Mich, headed
By . splendid Rand brought on By themselves,
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Knoph. The other officers are as follows: ivan
Gunter, jr.. gcueraiissimo NJ d. Foster. captain
general; John kuster recorder; G. II. Harrison.
standard bc-ror;P p, railing. warder; J. II. Gum.
prelate; n. Niblo. senior warden; W. A. Thomp-
son. junior warden: r. n. Stottcs. treasurer; W.
+. Beck. sword bearer; W. II. Hill. captain of
the guard.
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SiuCs AuiS UauucT,
which was presented
to the cOmmandery
by its lady friends
prior to the st. Louis
pilgrimage, il re-
a. one Of the
handsOmest til at
ever noated over Q
Templar's pavilion.
T b . commsndrry
was uniformed in
the regulation style.
The officers are En-
inent >ir George d.
Metcalf, commander;
Sirs Charles F.Burn-
ham, generaiissimo:
Charles w. Hewes.
captain general;
Herman H. Sears.
prelate; Rollin c.
Gaskill, p. E. c.,
treasurer. GAoFpe
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Then came Plymouth


cOmmandery, No. %. Of
Plymouth, Ind. with %
sir knights in line, and
though small In MEN,
bersnip is known az one
Of the best commander
e. in northern Indiana,
and includes In its men,
bership some eminent
and high-drgree Nasons.
Ii was commanded as fol-
lows: George II. Thayer.
jr. eminent commander;
Joseph Swlndeli, gen.
rraiissimo; Roscoe A.
Chase. captain general;
Rev. Thomas B. Kemp,
ID. d. prelate: Leander
CnnN .X
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Gin. sx-preiats; A. g. 0sudsy, senior varAesi
8. A. Finger (P.Ko.), junior vsras.i yshs
CO. recorder: r. A Montgomery. standard
bearer; Clarence Moore, swert bearer; Jsnn
w. RsSsson, wardsr; James Whyts. sseeasl
The past eminent sonmaSdsr. lsaas q lob
srts, was in 1885 elected grand eonnaseer -
the state Of New yerssy ans ausa ~ Once
Win sxceptiopsl ability end atisfactioa
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The thirty I've SIR
knights of the NinceBnes
commandery of ViDc-n-
Mes. Ind. known in the
west a. the mother
lodge Of Masonry" in
Indiana. presented q 1ne
appearances as they
marched next In line. 1t
was chartered In 1909,
Of which time yincennes
was an army outpost.
Ii was marshaled by
Mason J. Niblaek. emf
nent commander; Geo.
G. RamsiieIl. g-nerallssi-
mo; Walter N. Hindman,
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LION, ILL.,, furnished the
next commandery, the
Belvedere, No. 2, which
il the second oldest in
that state and had twenty
members in line. It was
organized under dispen-
sation in April, 1858, and
the first can didate
kniphted in the command
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drew q. Booth, commander; Carlos g. Young
gsnsralissimo; william Edwards, captain
general, Hssekiah L. Hosmsr, g. p, pre-
iass; A. B. Won wsfeisburg, senior warden;
George McC. Taylor. junior warden; Herman
J. Sadlsr, treasurer; VIM. T. Fonda, recorder;
james @. Walker, standard bearer; Martin
White. sword bearer; Joseph K Firth, wardsr;
Samuel d. Mayer, q. O., musical director,
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resplendent They were one hundred strong
and presented . striking appearance. The
officers are Jos +. p. Reed, &c; Gee. w.
Steed. Gen., C. II. Austin, Capt Gen; n y.
Cowau, treasurer: Chas r. Holliagshsad, re-
corder; Jno. W. Warner, s.w.; VIM. Cline, J.
W.: Thos. Mcdowell. wardsr; G. l. wailsse,
standard bearer; j. B. DEM, swsrd bearer; 4
f. Schmidt, Jonathan DUifield, j. A. Walmslsy,
guards; W. +. Ware and N y. TAYLOR. prslstss;
c. II. snyder, organist; c. G. Smith, sentinel
From Bordentown came q delegation from
Ivanhoe, No. IL. Offered ss follows: Robert 4.
Bantle, eminent commander; Edward Nisss,
gensralissimo; Charles W. kimbls, captain
general; Henry Wstteroth, PC, prslats; Gil
bert L. Sutterly, senior warden; Aeratas n.
Jobss, Junior warden; James W. Allen, treas
u-er; Fred. @. Wisse, PG.C., recorder: VIM.
B. Adams, standard bearer; franklin y. kselsr,
PC, sword bearer; Aaron Robbins, PC, war
den; Edward Cliff p. GO, third guard; Geo.
w. Lippincott, second guard; VIM. Z. kobsr-
son, C., 4rst guard; John o. Hudson, PC,
sentinel.
Melita commandsry, No. Is, Of Patterson, also
had q number Of members in line. Its sfbesrs
are: William ]. Lock wood, eminent ssmmandsr,
Joseph Mason, gensralissimo; Harvey .. Crane,
W. Plagst.. treasurer; Peter Drew. jr.. ressrdsrl
Christian Rspp, senior warden; Edwin Par
sons, Junior warden; David Henry. standard
bearer; George hose. sword bearer; 4. d.
Psarcs, warder; W. II. Harmon, ir., first guard;
r. Blackburn, second guard; Il. Van Ezra third
guard; Thomas Van Dsroeck, sentinel
Among the young communicates which made
a fine display in line today was the St Limo
No. IA, Of Lambsrtvilie, y. j., comp osed a
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ard-besrer; Frederick King, sword-bssrsr,
Samuel Smith, wsrder; william pilkington,
captain Of the guard; George =. Clark, third
guard; T. C. Z. Blanchard. second guard; Frank
Tanner. FIRST guard; Chandler c. Coates. trus-
tee; William Allen. trustee; Thomas Godssa, p.
c., trustee; Robert Dingwell, i. C., fnanos
committee; W. j. A. Umbach. finance commit
tee; John Brockis. finance COMMITTEES: Enos
Runyon. quartermaster: Fri d. Bemis, surgeon.
The members Of DsMolay conmsndery,
No. OF Washington, NJ, wore the uniform
Jersey May 10. 1881. They carried . banner.
The central figure OF which ia representa-
ton Of DeMolay being burned TO death. Its
principal officers are James /. Shields,
eminent commander; c. +. Stastss, gsnsr-
alissimo; J. ;. Davidson. captain general
They had in line about forty-hve swords.
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May, warder; Moses N.DEwIrT Q. cREGIER
Fuller. captain Of the guard.
Dewitt C. Crieger, the eminent commander,
10 the present mayor Of Chicago. The COM
mandery has 618 members and is one Of the
largest in the country. 1t has attended num-
Der OF the triennial conclaves, and in 1883 made
a pilgrimage to Europe.
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B. Whitsett, standard bearer; Jorden E. Glib
son. sword bearer; John B. Winters, warder;
George G. Horne, sentinel; VIM. Backwards,
first guard; Robert NJ. Carney, second guard;
George W. Flanagan, third guard
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o r I N commandery.
No. IA. Of Olnsy, ILL.,,
is composed Of substan-
tial, fine-looking men.
They carried a banner
which has on it a finely
executed representation
of a battle between a
l'emplar and a Saracen.
They had forty men in
line. The present emf
papf Gamma iaria dan
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ILLINOIS,.

At the head Of the visitors from Illinois was
the grand commander. Right Eminent Sir Nor
man T. Gassette, . well-known citizen Of Chi
cago, distinguished both for his civic and mill
tary services, and a conspicuous member Of the
order Of Knights Templar, which he has served
in many ways. The Grand commandery paraded
today and their marching attracted . great
deal OF attention. The present officers Of the
Grand commandery are rs follows: r. E. Sir
Norman Theodore Gassette of Chicago grand
commander; V. E. Sir Geo. Mayhem Moulton
Of Chicago, deputy grand commander; E. Sir
Joseph Edward Dyas OF Paris, grand general
is.imo; E. Sir Sylvester Omer Spring of Peoria,
grand captain general; Rev. and E. Sir James
Miller Of Decatur. grand prslate; E. Sir Chas.
Gamble Mac of Nation. grand senior warden;
E. Sir Harvey Milton Hall Of Olney. grand
junior warden; E. Sir John Henry Witbeck of
Chicago. grand treasurer; E. Sir Gilbert
Wordsworth Barnard Of Chicago, grand re-
corder; E. Sir Caleb Clark johnson Of Sterling,
grand standard bearer; e. Sir Henry Hunter
Montgomery Of Carrollton grand sword bearer;
E. Sir Augustus Livingston Webster o; Dam
vile, grand warder; E. Sir Archibald McLsl-
Ian Of Chicago, grand captain guard.
The famous commandery Of Chicago, Apollo,
No. l, made notable appearance. They had
100 men in line, and were preceded by the Sec
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q. W. Mar,hal. c. ". Darlington, G. ID. whits,
+. w. Ssckstt Jacob wilhelm, c. A. Lame
rsux. N. :. Willard. L. Fish, ". Swan. q. Dave,
James shaw, NJ. ". Harris, J. X. krssssll, Rob
ert Kennedy. Miehssl Barry, {. 3. Webster,
Charles Lacock. A. swan. r. Carnsan, J. T.
smith. Samuel Sehneidsr, J. W. Lang, W. q.
Bsshford
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which would Indicate
that they came from q
knights town In reality,
They believe in dIsci-
pine. and appeared In
regulation uniform and
carried TIE standard pa
Fade banner. he cum
mandery was Oincered by
Sirs l.. p. New by. emf
nent commander; James
MOwreT. generalissimo;
u. Z. Holloway, captain
general; William B-r-
man. senior warden: o.
ii. Barrett. junior war
den: +. y. wilkinson,
Recorder; John Weaver,
1900, Nil
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z. COM: n. ,. M'KSroHr warden; John E. West,
standard bearer; G. E. Powell, sword bearer;
William B. Moore, warder; William Cole, SEN
tinel
Then came the Lansing commandery Of
Lansing, Mich, marching with an evenness and
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I'm. COM. HISCOCK.

treasurer; John r. IN. COM HIscoCK
bearer; Arthur G. Nichols. sword bearer; VIM.
W. Watts, warder; Thomas Taylor, sentinel.
St Bernard commaudery represented East
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e. DeGolia, recorder; William F. Pierce.
senior warden: George Patterson, junior war
den: John w. Philips, standard bearer; Lucien
d. Davis, sword bearer; Howell A. Powell. war
der; Arthur d. Thomson herald; william r.
Blood, nrst guard; Frank w. Gushing, second
guard; Moses Norris. third guard; Charles E.
Gillette, P. e. O., s. and C. OF G.
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OF Michigan City, Ind. A.,
furnishing thirty swords
to the procession. The
uniform Is the regula-
ton IA prescribed by
the Grand commandery
Of the state. The men,
bers haveabandonedth the
cuff and g&untirts and
use the cross eInOrold-
cred In the sleeve Of the
coat.
A full roster Of the
,Omcers 10 a. follows:
IEm. Sirs A. G.. Tillotsop,
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I'm. COM. O'HARA. den; John W. Morris,
junior warden; Sirs Harry G. Waltz standard
beGrer: Harry Clay Hughes. sword bearer; En-
inent Sir Charles W. Henderson, warder; John
Antrim, captain of guard
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IN. CON. surHHRLANp.

Lee, bouunei. H. COL. UUTHkkLAND.
Robert Hacoy commandery Of Madison, Wis,
marched today without Secretary Rusk, who il
q member, or Gen. Lucius Fairchild, whose
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TENNESSEE.

The knights from Tennessee we're led BY
Grand commandery Of that state, OF which
Eminent Sir WIN. G. Smith Of Nashville.
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Uniform for Illinois.
Their officers are: jacob
F. Foster, eminent COM
mandsr; Pulhsnus 9.
Hudson, gensrslissimo;
Jas. H. Brayton, captain
general; Ernest z. Hol-
man, prelate; William
B. Mahsr, senior war
den; jas. 8. Wheeler, IT,,
junior warden; Christian
Harry Vehmsysr, treas
urer; Frank 6hemeld,
recordsr; Alvin L. Ruigo,
standard bearer; T. w.
Prescott, sword bearer;
L. p. Tenny, wardsr;
\ AZ tia 9uar6
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WISCONSIN.

With upward Of 400 sir Knights in line and
the famous Aron band the Wisconsin Grand
commandsry showed up well. The present
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TEXAS.

The banner borne by the Grand eommandery
Of Texas in the parade is distinctive of the
grand BODY of the Lone Star state. The mem
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Mckay, eminent commander; Albert L. Reeves,
gsnsralssimo; John II. Polk, captain general.
They had thirty knights in line.
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81 members. The style
Of its unifsrn was
white. The banner ~
carried wss q very
handsome one, it, most
distinctively meritori-
Gus part being . true
painting Of tbs castle
OF St Elmo in The cen
Ter, with the name and
location Of he eeo-
mandery painted in
golden letters ever TIE
top and bottom
II was under con-
mand Of T. Sir George
W. Pran, eminent csD-
mander; sirs Oark
Pierssn, gsssralissiDel
James a. Nlnst. cap
tain general, Psesr Ne
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EIGHTH DIVISION.

Right Eminent Sir Norman t. Gassette, the
distinguished grand commander of Illinois COM
manQed the eighth division. compOsed oEtirely
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NEW JERSEY.

Prominent among the Communicates In line
was the New Jersey Grand eommsndsry, under
the Communicating Of Albert d. MinAela. Pat
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Homer Green, recorder: PHILIP t. VAN ZILE.
William J. Bonnet, standard bearer; Charles
z. Easter. sword bearer; Horace S. Maynard,
warder: Lafayette Rowley, sentinel. The men,
bership Of the commandery is now %.
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Smith, sentinel; Allen l.. Stewart, Emmett T.
Holcomb and Eugene Field, trustees.
The Charlotte commandery No. 81, Of Char
lotte. Mich. is not very aged organization
having been chartered in 1885. but there were