Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-10
KNIGHTS AND MILITIA.
The National Guard Camp Greets
the Com man derry.

The National Guard Camp Greets
the C0mmandery.
The interest of good many citizens OF
Los Angeles is now centered in San
Diego and vicinity. With the Knights
Templar and their friends, 500 strong, at
Coronado, and the National Guard at
Pacific Beach, this city is we'll repre-
sented in the southern corner of the
State. The National Guard boys break
camp on Sunday, and they and most OF
the knights Templsr will probably re-
turn on the same train.
Wednesday evening some disturbance
was created in Camp Dimond by an ef-
fort on the part of some of the boys to
escape and 60 over to the city. They
we're marching about the camp singing
and cheering, the days drill being over,
when some one suggested that they
break through the ranks and get free.
The attempt was made, but the guard
headed them off. They we're driven
back, and while the disturbance was in
progress several officers came upon the
scene. Those who were supposed to be
the leaders in the affair were arrested
and thrown into the eusrdhouse, but
when the matter was investigated, and
found to be only frolic. they were dis
charged with reprimand.
The Knights Templar we're warmly
welcomed by the officers when they ar
rived Thursday evening at 5 80. Head
quarters in the camp were almost de.
serted, as most of the officers we're over
in San Diego waiting for the Knights
Templar. At the depot, among others,
we're DR.. Fem, Eminent Commander OF
the San Diego Commandery DR.. Powers,
Generalissimo; and Rev. H. B. Rertar-
ick, Prelate. The party was the largest
that ever presented itself at the Coron-
ado and asked for accommodation.
Following is the list of the members OF
the Ceur de Lion Commandery, who
form the greater part of the company at
the hotel:
F. G. Teed, Commanding; Post Com
manders, T. H. Ward, E. F. Spence, j..
D. Bicknell, R. r. Brown, M. R. Hig.
gins, Mr.. Smith and M. A. Getchell Sir
Knights, D. E. Miles, H. q. Osborne,
Freeman G. Teed, George M. Holton,
John @. Haskell, Edward F. Spence,
Richard 7. Mulsrd, Cornelius V. Bald
win, Albert G. Slocum, Robert K.
Brown, Trowbridge H. Afford, Char
les G. Allen, Orlin j. Baldwin,
Osmer W. Baldwin, Albert G Bartlett.
Martin V. Biscailuz, Arthur Bray, Johh
NJ, Bundy, David Burbank, John Burns,
Sidney A. Butler, Charles Charnock,
William G. Cochran, James Gunner,
John H. Davisson, Charles II. Dunsmoor,
Daniel Field, Chas l. Fisher, Edward
W. Fowler, John W. Francis, Henry
Hammell, Charles L. Heartt, Marvin r.
Higgins, Omri Bulls, Robert W. Kenny,
John A. Philbin, D. W. Hsmlin, 7. j.
Carran, A. Thorne, E. R. Manning, W.
L. McAllister, j. II. Martin, William
Bosbyshell, E. P. Bosbyshell, George
ellison, Robert Draught, @. E. De Camp,
J. N. Johnston, John K. Hoffman,
Albert A. Hubbard, George G. Knox,
Jacob Kuhrts, William T. Lambie,
James B. Lankershim, G. Lazzarevich,
Hervey Lindley, Samuel K: Lindley,
John F. Mcguire, John S. Mcclure, John
R. McManis, Nelson H. Murray, John
E. Packard, William II. Perry, Theo'
dore Reiser, Frederick L. lockwood
William Rommell, Horace NJ Russell
Samuel S. Salisbury, Charles o. Scott,
John Shaffer, Benjamin M. Smith,
Henry A. Smith, Ira B. Smith, Thomas
E Walker, George R Weeks, Francis
G. Woodbury., G. Wiley Wells, F. L
Jones, ]. A. Mathis, J. A Boaty, A. H
Donecken, G. H Salisbury, j. F. Brown
Dr ROynton