The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-16
PYrHrANs OFF FOR MACON.
Savannah Sends Big Delegation to
the Grand Lodge.

Du Guesclin and Teutonia divisions,
| Knights of Pythias, and the delegates
from the local lodges TO the grand lodge
left for Macon last night over the Central
railroad in three extra sleepers. The
/ divisions met at Castle hail at $50 clock,
4 and, under the escort Of the Rcgimental
/ band, marched To the depot. where they
/ were greeted by hundreds of friends, VINO
/ sent them of on their journey with
/ cheers.
TeUtonia division is to enter the prize
1 drill of the uniform rank and Capt. Jgch-
ter hopes to bring home the first prize.
He has had his men drilling tri-weekly
for several months, and any division in
Georgia which can beat them VIII have TO
put up saber and marching drill par ex-
Cellence.
The roster of Pvthians who went to
represent Savannah is as follows:
DU GUEsCLINiDIvIsIoS.
Sir Knight Capt w. A. Walker.
Sir Knight Lieut.. G. A. Cox.
Sir Knight Herald T. d. Miller
Sir Knight Recorder M. Z. Robinson.
Sir Knight Treasurer +. Werm.
Sir Knight Guard w. T. Leopold.
Sir Knight Sentinel A. G. Ham.
Sir knights r. Hunt, ID. s. Greenbaum,
A. ;. Cohen, William Orr, c. o. Godfrey
A. A. Thornburg. A. kassell, &. A. Elem
ing, II. G. Heuisler, j. II. Wilder, J. NJ
Rich, j. d. HelmN, J. e. Burgess, w H.
Barclay, Q. e. Broughton, T. E. Brough-
ton, 3. B. MinglcdOrf, n w. Taylor,
James Naylor, Jr., S. Brightwell, A.
Fantl, A. Stein, ". E. Douglass, Fred
Einsfeld
TEUTONIA DIVISION.
Sir Knight Capt. John Juchter.
Sir Knight Lieut.. George H. Wittie.
Sir Knight Herald Benjamin Calls.
Sir Knight Guard II. e. Dreeson.
Sir knight Sentinel Herman Lange.
Sir knights Fred Schwarz, Paul VIII
klnS, August w. Schwarz, +. w. e.
Grewe, J. +. Hoffman, G. j. Martin, j. H.
L2nge, w. H. Eskedore, Dick Schroeder,
Fred Bregler, John Stahmer, H L. G.
Kramer, j. H. Behr, Henry Stelljes, Will
lam Vellers, John Murkcn, Claus Gerkens,
Henry Garwes.
The lodge delegates were as follows:
Forest City Lodge No. ii. E. Burgess,
u j.. Broughton.
Myrtle Lodge No. &c. L. Hoffman,
Warning Russell, Jr.
TeutOnia Lodge No. III. f. G.. Kramer,
John Stahmer
Excelsior Lodge No. sc. e. M Bern
hardt, A. G.. Ham
Calanthe Lodge No. PSI. G. Schwarz-
baum, Charles A. Fleming.
Savannah Lodge No. SIN. e. Robin
son, j. w. Siday
The drill prizes this year are very large,
and in consequence the attendance will
very probably be heavier. The aggregate
amount offered in prizes is S64O.
The prizes are for the uniformed rank
and the best drilled divisions will walk
away with cool $3.50, something worth
trying for. The second prize is put down
at 500, while the third prize is $50
Then there is prize for the best drilled
individual knight. The knight who shows
up best in the drill viii receive S25, the
second best drilled knight gets $40, and
the third prize amounts to s..
Another large prize is that for the di-
vision carrying the largest number of
men in uniform. This prize is 500 in
cool cash. Another 800 prize is offered
for the division travelling the largest
number of miles to get to the meeting,
providing that there shall not be less than
twenty-five men in the division.