The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-19
SEATTLE WINS BOTH PRIZES.
In tho Competitive Drill at the Grand
Lodge Meeting, X. of Z.

TACOMA, May 1s.-[Special. Seattle
Knights of Pythias won both first and
second prizes at the competitive drill to-
day at the league baseball grounds. There
was throng of visitors present and the
movements in which the competitors ex-
celled were applauded with enthusiasm.
Each division was composed Of twenty
four men. The pretty uniforms were neat
as pin, and the changing scene resulting
from the maneuvers was highly pictur-
esque. The prizes were awarded as follows:
Seattle division, No. /, first, $500; Rainier d.
vision, Seattle, No. Is, second, 500; Snohomish
division, No. 15. third, 500.
Division No. l excelled in all the
maneuvers, but in the sword drill it was
perfection. The divisions marched in
twos and tours, platoons. etc., and
drought all the divisions, including Ia
coma Division. No. 4, which was the only
division participating that did not draw
prize. However, the Tacoma brethren
thought it pretty compliment to the
visitors to acknowledge their superiority
in the drill The prize winners were con-
graduated heartily by the Tacoma
knights.
The judges were Captain w. J. Fife,
Captain George II. Jones, Major Gaus,
Colonel Metcaife and Captain I. NJ. Howell.
The points on which the prizes were
awarded were so. IL Is and 63, respective
ly, Tacoma division being awarded the
lowest number. The roster of the prize
winners was:
Seattle Division, No. Thirty men, includ-
ing officers. Sir knight Captain Joseph Green,
Sir Knight Lieutenant o. ]. T. Mitchell, Herald
ID. Ettenson, Guard $. d. kingsbury. Sentinel J.
r. Smith, sir Knights l. G. Anderson, J. &.
BOYD, Il. Burns, ii. NJ Byerly, q. N. Burlbaek,
W Z. Collins, q. O. Denny, G. T. Drager, II.
Davis, NJ. B. Gunderson, Frank Gendron, John
Kelly, w d. Mcmillan, J. II. Moore, Douglas
j. Phillips. z. J. Reardon, John Roberts, q. III.
Smith. V Hugo Smith, H. +. Stumer, J. W. NJ.
Singleton, John Todd, Il. A. Van Amringe and
George II. Wright.
Rainier Division, No. 1S-Twenty-four men.
Sir Knight Captain Ed L. Edsen, Sir knight
Lieutenant J. F. Miller, Herald IL. G. Math!es,
Guard n. Anderson, Sentinel P. Brys. Sir
Knights c. w. Snyder, II. F. Parker, G. d.
Chambers c. Frasch, n. II. eager, II. Slesten-
greu. George Marlowe, Paul Brostsd. Il. D.
Ostrand, W. T. Chalk, f. Behman, L. J. Moore
C. F. Mum. p. ]. Smith, IL. Bauman, Charles
Hicks, ". II. Peach, J. 5. Graham, Herman
Smith.
Snohonish Division. twenty men: Sir Knight
Captain j. A. Coleman, SIR Knight Lieutenant
o. C. Thornton, Herald +. NJ. Evans, Guard
C. II. Thomas, sentiael d. S. swerdfger, Sir
Knights ". T. EIwell, Tam Elwell ". H. Ken
nedy. W. !. Hin, J. W. Miller, f. IL Lyssons. ].
]. Fo,stad, f. E. Warner, Il. f. Lenfest, e. C.
Thornton. J. 4 Thcur, C. II. Brakeman, A. NJ.
Biackman, ]. A. Smith, c. /. Iawry
Tacoma drilled last, with the following: Sir
knight Captain John Forbes, Sir Knight Lieu
| tenant J. NJ. Hayes Herald l. l. Robertson.
Guard L. {. Fulmer. Sentinel W F. sun6ba-g.
Sir Knights B. Frank Young Dr. =. Frank Viii
iesn Emil
man kasole. IL. II. Tullis, {. I. Uhlman, A. !.
| L;IiejoAn. James II. Harris, O. ]. H. Swift. VIII.
Ism Bredemeyer J. I. Nevius, II. J. Nynau 4
Mckenzie and james Dorsey.
Officers of the new brigade organization
have been chosen as follows:
Brigadier general, H. 4 Rixeloy. sasttla.
colonel, First regiment J. Il. Metcalse, Seattle;
colonel, Second regiment, John Carr, DAYTON.
The regiments are made up as follows:
First regi,nent-Tsco;na. seattle, Port Towns.
end, kllens5urg, New Whstcorn, Snohomish and
Centralis. Observation-Disclosures colonel. John
n. Hayes, Of Tacoma; major. George II. Jnras-
Of Port Townsend; surgeon. John W. Good.
heart, OF Port Townsend; chaplain. II. V Rice,
OF Pogt Townsend.
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sp-sgue. DAYTON.
Ritzvllle. Pullman, Wslla Walla, Cotton Cotfsv
North Yakima and Tesoa oflce-s-t.eutepaut
Colonel. VI. ;. NeCks. Of SprEEGe; major " =
Bl@cEmer. OF RttEvllle; surgeon. E T. NeC7I.
lum, Of Pullman, chaplaia, Rev. J. I. Esl,eI.
man, OF North Yakima
This evening at the Tacoma theater the
drama Damon and Pythias" was p-e-
| sented by local talent. The Tacoma
Knights and all visiting Knights still in
| the city were present. The PLAYERS re-
| celved unsiinted encouragement from the
/ audience. The cast of characters:
Damon ,.......,.-.-.......-...Nill Il Sou.Asvirk
.-..--.-.-.-..lo Tom Box
/ ". j. File
TLa..4stt9s George ]. Palmer
| s1.-,'St~s Herbert neNotf
A,'Ss D. A loang
! thlsd OF Damon. -.......-....-...-.. II
Miss Rose Ssarfrrs
NSs@AsAo1 Mrs. A. /. IIrEs ey
senators, soldiers, officers. guards. ETC.
! Tomorrow morning and afternoon ~.
Grand Lodge viii Continue its session. TIE