Omaha daily bee., 1889-10-08

Michael Bowling Q, North Bend; Edgar s.
Dudley 4, Lincoln; William II. Duffett 4,
u. Evans 9, Columbus; Charles B. Finch l2,
Kearney; Dan g. Fiske I, Beatrice; James
Foley l5 Omaha; Corydon T. Glazer IL,
Edgar; Gurley j. Green II, Stromsburg;
Alfred G. Hastings, Lincoln; William Heikes
Z, Beatrice Jacob n. Herbst S, Falls City;
Horton l, Omaha; Blake c. Howard q, Grand
Island; Daniel B. Howard 4, Lincoln !;
George Hume l, Omaha; Jas Q. Kay IL,
Hastings; Charles Kloman 9, Grand Island;
Louis II. Korty |, Omaha; John Louterbaclk
4, Fairbury; George w Lininger l, Omaha !;
Clarence A. Luce II, Republican City; Rich-
ard u. II. Miller 4, Lncoln Andrew j.
Miner II, Nelson; John IL. Merkett t. Lin
coin; Michael Maui /, Omaha; Edward p.
Montcith 9, Fremont; Charles Mckee 6,
Andrew j. NIckell 3, Beatrice; Charles
Nicklai II, Sargent; Ray Nye Q,
Fremont; John II. Porter 1, Omaha;
Fred c. Power IL y ork; Jacob Rieterburg
ford j. Rallsbacs 4, Ashland; Otto ID. Ras-
mussen 6, Daunebrough; Edgar c. Salisbury
I, Beatrice; Adrian V. 5. Saunders Z,
Beatrice; Thomas II. Saunders II, Osceola;
Andrew j. Sawyer 4, Lincoln; Ernest
Lncoln; George W. SPIDER II, YORK T;
Joseph II. Sans IL, Hastings; Allen B.
Smith 8, Omaha; Richard Smith /, Omaha;
Frederick Stabrei l, Omaha; Henry w.
Stout II, Edgar; Dewitt c. Sutphen /,
fDss9" nss: James s. A. qIs TDieys A. Red ooad ad'
William j. Turner 4, Lincoln; Fred w.
Vaughan Q, Fremont; Delings Walden Z,
Edgar Nj. Westervelt IL, York; Alfred w.
White D, Plattsmouth; Francis Il. White 3,
Plattsmouth; Victor White /, Omaha
Charles E. Wilcox II, Rising City.
Nebraska ladies' hcre-Ntrs. James G.
Alderman, Ainsworth; Mrs. Morris l..
Alexander, Hastings; Mrs. Gustav Ander-
son, Omaha; Miss Emma Anderson, Omaha ;
Mrs. James NJ. Bechtol, Beatrice; Mrs. An
derson G. Beason, Lincoln; Mrs. Fred j.
Benedict, Hastings: Mrs. James j. Ber-
nard, Beatrice; Miss Elizabeth a. Bowen,
Omaha; Mrs. Gamaliel Burger, Hastings
Mrs. Albert NJ. Davis, Lincoln Mrs. Martin
II. Davie, Lincoln; Mrs. Frank Dorsey,
Omaha; Mrs. Michael Bowling, North Bend /;
Mrs. Edgar Dudley, Lincoln; Mrs. j. Dwyer,
Beatrice; Mrs. Miriam Lowing: Beatrice
Foley, Omaha; Mrs. John Fonner, Grand
Island; Mrs. Harlan p. Foster, Lincoln
Mrs. Corrydon +. Gluzer, Edgar; Mrs.
Gurley Green, Stromsburg; Mrs: Mary E,
Gridly, Omaha; Mrs. Stephen W. Gettier,
Lincoln: Mrs. Sarah A. Harrington, Ere
Mrs. Jacob N. Herbst, Falls City; Mrs
Frank II. Holt, Beatrice: Mrs. Alfred p
Hopkins, Omaha; Mrs. Charles B. Horton,
Omaha; Mrs. Blake G. Howard Grand Island
Mrs. Daniel b. Howard, Lincoln; Mrs.
George Hale. Omaha; Mrs. Austin Hum
phrey Lincoln; Mrs. Oliver N. Humphrey,
Lucon Mrs. Louis II. Korty, Omaha
Miss Gussie L. Korty, Omaha; Mrs. JohI
Lauteroack, Fairoury; Mrs; y;uv'i William a. w w
Fremont; Miss Rite Lee, Fremont; Mrs
George w. Lininger, Omaha; Mrs. Richard
p. II. Miller, Lincoln; Mrs. John II. Mock
EFT, Lincoln; Mrs. George NJ Mckeehan
Hastings; Mrs. Dora d. Mitchell, Beatrice
Miss Ada Newlan, Hastings; Mrs. Ray Nye
Fremont; Mrs. julius Pepperberg, Platts
mouth; Mrs William p. Phillips, Lincoln
Mrs. Pleasant j. Pom, Beatrice
Mrs Mrs aa aco6 g sasnSr1 Bstrce NesGq Mrs
Adrian =. S. Saunders, Beatrice; Mrs
Mrs. Andrew J. Sawyer, Lincoln; Mrs. Ern
est Schurman, Fremont; Mrs. Colvin II
Shaw, Omaha; Mrs. George w. Shidler
York; Mrs, Joseph r. Sims, Hastings; Mrs
| Sloan, Omaha Mrs. Frederick Stabrei
| Omaha; Mrs. Lizzie Stoltenberg, Crane
| Island: Miss Martha Stoltenberg, Crane
| Island; Mrs. Benjamin T. StoufTer, Fremont
Mrs. Henry w. Stout, Edgar; Mrs. Emm
Turner, Lincoln Mrs. Dellhzo A. Waldon
Beatrice; Mrs. Edwin G. Webster, Hastings
| Mrs. Alfred w. White, Plattsmouth; Mrs
John p. Williams, Omaha; Mrs. Henr.
Zehrung, IlnC0ln.
This evenings Star devotes six pages, o
forty-two columns of space, to sketches o
prominent commanders and commanderie
| present at the conclave, from which l TAX
the following:
"Nebraska has one distinctive featur
| characteristic of the ancient Templars; tina
| is its heraldic arms. These arms are go
| shield bearing blood red cross with tn
| letters LUX Lex DuX and Rex the * bein
common to all four words. These arms ar
! borne by no Knights Templar other tina
those of Nebraska, and are to be foun
| on the standard of the grand CON
| mandcry, on their proceedings, letter
heads, and cards and boutonnieres
| and Will be displayed in front of their head
| quarters on Ninth street In short, a re
| cross on q gold shield with letters as state
means Nebraska Knight Iemplar Th
| grand commandery of Nebraska was organ
lied in 1871, and now has twenty-five subor
| dinate communicates and some 1,20O mem
| bers. Mount Zion Com mmandcry, No. B, Is
| r., of Plattsmouth, was organized March 4
! 1874 This commandery has no banner
| Sir David H. Wheeler, OF the commandery
has filled the Office of grand commander G
the grand jurisdiction with great honor I
| himself and the good OF Masonry in the juris
dictiou. Sir Francis Il. White, the preser
commander. has also filled the Office G
eminent grand commander of the jurisdiC
tion, and is good authority on all question
| of Masonry.
Iowa, headed by Grand Commander Varnun
| arrived In the city yesterday. They ar
quartered at the Richmond. Tho low
knights occupy a rather unique position i
the triennial conclave. BY an order date
May %. 1883, Grand Master Roome declare
the grand commandery of Iowa and all 81
knights in its obedience to be in state
disloyalty and rebellion, contrary to the
vows as Knights Templar and the
promised allegiance to the constitutio
and regulations of the grand encampment
the United States. All templar intercours
is nterdicted between the grand commar
derry of Iowa and all sir knights in II
obedience and loyal knights Templar of tt
United States. This order has never bee
abrogated, and in consequence the low
knights, although they come to this city
| will not take part in the parade. Their cas-
| will come before the grand commander.
| and il is probable that the Iowa knights wi
| endeavor to secure revocation Of tn
| action. The officers of gran
encampment do not talk about I'll
Iowa case very freely, and Grand II
corder Isaacs, when asked about
| this morning, said with goodhumore
smile that he did not know anything abol
it. After the opening address, when III
grand encampment convenes tomorrow, th
report of the grand master, treasurer an
secretary will be made and the followin
committees will be appointed: Credential
Jurisprudence, doings Of grand office
finances, dispensatlons, grievances, an
| place OF meeting. The grand encampmen
will then adjourn until Wednesday morning
To-days Post has this to say about Il
| Nebraska knights: Generalssimo Korty,
| speaking of the trip, said; "We left Omal
Thursday morning at lO:2O O'Clock. We ht