St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-16

ment sprung the badge upon him. Mr..
LawlesS was taken by surprise, and
found it very difficult to acquit himself
satisfactory to himself. This feature
made the matter entirely satisfactory to
the donors.
Hon. I'll. T. Stevens, of Summit lodge.
was called on for speech, and he made
about the most humorous effort of the
evening. The toast. What the Church
Thinks of Masonry" was responded to
by Rev.. Dr.. Wright. Col. J. Ham
Davidson responded to the toast "'The
Influence of Masonry on the Com
amunity. Masonry in Minneapolis
twas responded to- by j. l.. Dobbin. OF
F the Flour City. The worthy masters
| of the following lodges of st. Paul re-
|. No. 5, Summit lodge. Braden lodge,
Shekinall lodge, Midway lodge. and Mr..
Horton responded to the toast, Babes
in Masonry" The evening was filled
out with music by the quartette. songs
and recitationS by various MaSons.
mir. Lawless was born in Ireland in
1862, and was educated IN Dublin. In
/ 1876 he entered the employ OF the Great
Southern d Western railway. and re-
manned with that ROAD until 1887, when
be resigned. He has been connected
swith the Northern Pacific Express COM
pany. Great Northern railway and
Great Northern Express company for
several years past.
The accompanying cut represents the
handsome present given the guest of
the occasion. The jewel is made of 49,
karat solid gold, very heavy, with the
name of the recipient in raised green
colored letters on top bar. The shield
c from
the top bar represents the inside of
lodge room and is masterpiece
of work, showing very distinctly
the cheekered floor. lights and
other appointments of lodge. On the
second bar the name Of the lodge is
in raised gold letters, artistically ar
ranged. From this the emblems of Ma
sorry are suspended and surrounded
with wreath made Of green gold set
with diamonds. The sun in the center
of the compasses is cameo moonStOne,
and there are Seventy-siX diamonds set
in the rays of the sun. In all there are
ninety-seven diamonds in the jewel.
Among those present were:
From Minneapolis j. L. Dobbln, j. A.
Schlener j. W. Nash, S. E. Adams. From
Merriam PaIk-Norman Perkins, A. c. Clau-
sen, j. C. Henry. j. F. Fishel, E II. Milham.
Hamline-ThOmas Montgomery, p. Mccall
lum.
st. Paul.. H. Burwell, Gebhardt Bohn,
r. G. Munger. Rev. John Wright. W. II. S.
Wright, W. J. Footner. Charles Griswold.
H. f Stevens, G. r. Metcalf. o. NJ. Metcalf,
W. Fl. Crazy II. G. Hope, /. seldom, c B.
Bru W M o. M Brans0P p Il ke5n BrFns99'
Adams, G: G. Taylor. IL n cros-
sett. j E. odds II. 7. Syme, T. a. Swift,
j. 3. King, j. o. Pattee. G. l.. Bonn Y, s. A.
Smart. NJ. Folsom, W II. Hill, E.. e. Lind
ley, Robertson. N. r.: Bagley, M. 2. Mar
tin, E. II. G. Taylor. Col. Z. Stone, W: J. G.
Kenyon, W. A. Teplif, F. G. Topliff, G.
o. somers, f. ". Lee, G. P Sandberg j.
w. Chamterlin. j. f. Fulton. G. A.
Wheaton. II. B. ,Coggswell, Park Ritchie X.
s Bole' A, Guthrie j. G. Morrison, Chris
Titcomb W. I. Van YORK, c. G. De Lacy. f.
II. Garland, Z. c. Murdoch. C.. NJ. Parsons
G. w. Merrrill, j. F. Merrill, l.. P De SALE
A. W. Mortenson, w. R. Johnson, E. P
Robertson, + NJ Lloyd, Jacob Jaeger. John
M. WATSON, j. A. Berkey, E. A. Hemeway,
W. ". Lorimer, II. L. Phillips, Fl s.. Wal
forth J. a :. Ballard, A. Harnish: W. Ruan.
j. eardna hsly A.. q Mason a. a. Miis Christie M
J c. Fisher F Leaven "; Robertson, j +.
Altman, f Sander r. Hildebrandt, Fred T.
Myers w A. Riddle, J. W. McGrath Fred
Woodbourne, j. }. Ryder. W. r. Nicou,
E. NJ Allen, NJ. Bohlig, G. M Decks, w. A.
Frost J.. Il. Weide, G. II. Wilcox, Il. Do
herty, j. H. Davidson, a. B. Wood, D.
E: McWilliams. P S. Harris. W. Tibblts,
K. A. Becker. II. C. Lawrence, o. d. Curtis
C: +. Wright, Z. G. E. Dana, George King,
F. Barto, d. W. Pond. j. Ii. Hawkins II. r.
Cleary. W. S. Combs, j. G. tombstone, j A.
Seegar, A. j. Clifford, j H. Finney, Il. 7.
Purdy, j. j. Lawrence, r. Wellsch, FL.
Dawns, W. H. Timer. G. Il. Wilson,
William Faulke, w. Holcombe, r. C.
Hine, F. p. Blair, II. II. Horton,
r. Jederman, j. A. Sinks o. II. Arosin, A. n
Nelson, George Leisander w. Ii. Cook, III.
". Heine. P. S. Hendrcksou. D. 2. Rouss5-
poulOs, Lorne Campbell. H. L. Carver, j. B.
West Clinton Spencer, F. NJ. LytZen. A. P.
Swanstrom, George Hunsaker, j. +. Moore,
W. Z. Jewett William Dinsmore. b. Zim-
norman, c. A Theobaid. J. j. Hail. l..
Al. Fisher, j. r. Warner, d W. Porter,
a. T. Rosen, Robert Seeger A. o. Nepil, NJ.
Goch. c. II: Warthen. o. F. A. Williams, F.
e. Rice, L. NJ. keiter l. B. b. Sprague, c.
E. Joy. F. D. Markham. G. W. Nitterauer,
W. A Rudd, a. j. Leitch, W. lie, j.. l..
Lowering. Ii. w. Topping, ]. NJ. Williams,
W. A. Van Slyke. Fl. Horn, j. j. Buckhout.
w. H. Grant, W. c. Beer, o. o. Cullen, ". F.
Baht.