The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-21
OFF FOR ATLANTA.
savannah to BE Well Represented Mt
the Grand Lodge.

Savannah TO BE Well Represented nj
the Grand Lodge.
A large delegation of Knights OF Py-
thias left the city last night for Atlanta
10 attend the annual session Of the grand
lodge of the order and the annual en-
campment of the uniform rank The
three divisions OF the uniform rank, leu
tonia, DuGuesclin and Savannah carried
up 50 men in uniform
Each division had palace sleeper. and
long streamers were hung on the outside
Of each car, announcing the fact that
# was reserved for a certain division.
There were a number Of ununiformed
knights along also, and many were accom-
paied by members Of their families.
The battalion of the uniform rank met
at the knights of Pythias hall at o'clock
and marched at $50 O'Clock to the depot.
escorted by a band. There was a large
delegation of friends at the depot TO see
them on TeutOnia division is in excel
lent condition, and will endeavor TO bring
back the first prize.The other two divisions
do not intend TO enter the prize drill,
though Capt Cox may decide to enter Du-
Guesclin division later.
Col r. +. Harmon will be in command
of the regiment of the uniformed rank in
to-day's parade, and Capt. John Juchter
will command the Savannah battalion
Col. Harmon and Captain Adjutant c.
p. Rossgnol and Lieutenant Adjutant C.
T. Broughton of his staff went up with
the party last night
The knights will be welcomed to At
lanta with a grand parade, participated
in by the military of the city, the police
the local lodges and other organizations
Lieut. Charles 3. Satterlee, Third United
States artillery. will be grand marshal
The following aides to the marshal have
been announced:
Mai. William J. Kendrick, Fifth regi-
ment, infantry. G. v, chief of staff
Col James W. Austin, judge advocate
general, state of Georgia.
Lieut. Col. G. T. Eugene Hardeman as
sistant quartermaster general, state Of
Georgia.
DR.. T. H. Huzza, past chancellor COM
mander Empire Lodge. X. p, No. A.
Lieut. Col. Henry f. West. assistant COM
missary general, state of Georgia.
Capt John A. Miller, troop 3, First bat
talon cavalry, Georgia Volunteers
Capt. Henry c. Beermann, uniform rank
knights of Pythias.
Surgeon William j. Blalock, medical de-
partment, Georgia Volunteers.
Hon Arnold Broyles.
The aides to the marshal will assemble,
mounted, in uniform, with side arms,
promptly at $3.50 o'clock a. M, May q,
inst. in front of the Kimball house.
The following organizations will partici-
pate in the order named:
First Division, Col. John S. Gambler.
Fifth regiment, infantry, G. v, command
ing. and staff
First Division will consist of:
l. Band, signal corps. companies A, b. c
and D. and Machine Gun Platoon, Fifth
regiment, infantry, G. ", Maj. Cleveland
Wilcoxson, Fifth regiment, infantry, c.
V, commanding.
II. The Atlanta Artillery, Capt. J. f.
Kempton, commanding.
III The Governors Horse Guards, Capt
James S Dozier, commanding.
". The Atlanta Police Battalion, Chief
a. b. Connolly, commanding.
Second Division Col Richard r. Har-
mon, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
state of Georgia, commanding, and staff
The Second Division will consist of:
Fifth United States Infantry Band.
H. First Regiment Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pythias of Georgia. These di-
visions will be formed in line in such or
der as the commander of the Second Di-
vision of the parade may direct
Ill The Grand Lodge, x. p, in car
riages.
~. Local X. of P lodges without re-
gala.