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sage. sal Eaat sp - o'clock yesterday
afternoon bet~ssa -, go aRd IS. es0
tickets Aa1 been presented. This rep
Eeselts pretty closely the ngmber
OF Strangers the eaatonment has
brought 90 ths cisy. General rnder-
Ec0d sad be could give no esti~
mate of ths probaols Fseei PTS of the ell
tssprise. Il there i al excess Of re-
ceiPts over expenditures part Of IL a 70
Be turned int0 tee treasury OF the Sov-
sreign Grand Lodge and the remainder
- % be divided among number or Odd
Eell0E charities
kpiday evening vas set apart for the
6rneFallxsi NOS reception, gsand ball
and promen z1s concert in Battery ID
Il wls 10 o'clock vi hen the grand march
was formed After few nun bers of
wood presented the cash prizes for the
best exemplifeation OF the work Of sub
ordinate and RebekGh degree lodges.
The committee OF judges handed in the
following report OF awards:
For Sabordiaate Lodses-Flrs, prize North
star LoGge. SO. q 5lnzesEolis, tJO0, second
prize. Wieksr PARK Lodge. NO. 25i Caicsgo
toos tnlrd prize. Fort Dearborn Lodge, No. 2l4
a.. age. 40
For Reoelah Degree Lodges-First prize.
Naomi LOtse Ne. 4 Columbus. o.. 500, sec
cad prize. E1ts LScge. 20. 3 CaieAzo s3lO;
th!rd prize. American L0Ege 20. lsa Caic2go.
80. Fourth Prize. Ruth Loes.. 80 I. Onaha,
Seb.. SCI Of r-galia and isvels special prize oy
Koandy Company. Chicago.
A special prize OF silk plush robe
I was given Mrs Anna K Aston. OF Ma
I omi Lodge. The committee made
/ special mention OF the work OF Mrs.
Berger, Of Flora Lodge, No l52, OF Chi
/ cago. and upon recommendation OF the
Generalissimo a special prize Of $50 was
awarded 70 her
The drills on the Lake Front in the
afternoon were mesgerly attended. The
| cantons participating were Marion. OF
/ Marion. Ind, the present holder. of the
/ first prize in class A; Wichita, OF Wich-
/ ia. Kan; Indianapolis No. =, OF In.
/ dianapo!is, Ind; Ann Arbor, OF Ann
1 Arbor. Mich; Elvood, of Elwood, Ind,
and Amsterdam, of Amsterdam, y. Y.
Following the canton drills camo the
individual contest for the best-drilled
cheyalier IN the sword manual This
afforded lots of sport There we're
three prizes offered-s75, $50 and
SIS. There were ffty-fve con-
testants. When a chevalier made a
/ mistake. be left the lines The las,
three 20 drop out OF the line were w. s.
Winters, OF Canton Indianapolis, No. 2;
L. II. Campbell, OF Canton Van Vert,
and p. Morrison. OF Canton Occidental,
No. 1, Chicago. and they were awarded
/ the pI:zes IN the order named.
/ The individual contest for line on.
GERS In the sword manual followed i'm
mediately after that of the chevaliers.
| The prizes were of the same amount as
for chevaliers- The first prize was
awarded 20 Captain J. II. Wise, OF
Canton LoganSport, Logansport, Ind.
the second 20 Ensign A. L. Wolcott, OF
| Grand Canton Excelsior, OF Chicago,
and the third 20 Captain T. Rott, oi
Canton Frank, Germantown, o.