The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-14

Present--The Topeka Delegation is Ac-
companied by Marshalrs Band-They
Serenade the Eagle and Attract Large
Crowd--Some Special Orders Issued by
Grand Captain VIII c. Chaf7ee.
knights Templars arrived on all the
evenings trains yesterday and the ho-
tells began to fill up. There was hand
shaking and brother knights greeted
brothers that they had not seen for 2
whole year or more.
Any one who visited the hotels last
night would have made up their minds
that something of more than ordinary
Importance was going on. The Knights
TemplarS are fine body of men and
they size up above the average crowd.
Many Of the knights were accom-
panied by their ladies who came TO
hear and see their barve knights in
line when they shall appear with their
elittering uniforms like heros going to
battle.
The delegation that attaracted the
most attention last night was that
from Topeka. They were accompanied
by MarshaIs military band, and the
Topeka band never fills to attratc at
tention anywhere in Kansas. The
band came up at 10 o'clock to serenade
the Eagle and their splendid music
soon drew a crowd that filed the street
in front of the Eagle
Grand Captain Chaffee issued two
special orders last night. which were as
follows:
SPECIAL ORDER NO. /.
All commanders, present and past
eminent commanders and sir knights
Will be governed by the following, in
the formation and movement Of the
escort to the grand officers from head
quarters TO the asylum, on the morning
OF Tuesday, May i. 1885:
/. The right Of the column is assign
ed to Mt. OiiVet cOmmandry No. L,
stationed a Wichita.
, All commandries desiring to ap-
pear separately will form on the left of
Mt. Oliyet commandry in the numerical
order of their commandry numbers.
;. All sir knights, generalissimos and
captains general not in command or
associated with commentaries moving
separately will report TO +. Sir Ed
ward Hayes, grand junior warden, I'M
der whose command they viii be, and
by whom they viii be formed on the left
of the command created in accordance
with the provisions Of paragraph >.
4. All commanders and past COM
manders not associated with COmman-
deries moving separately Will report TO
z. Sir George II. Jenkins, grand senior
warden, under whose command they
will be, and by whom they will be
formed s a separate command on the
left Of the command created in accord
ance with para graph 3.
;. Past commanders will will form on
left OF the column. Immediately pre-
ceding the grand commander and his
associated officers. and under the direc-
So
O. All commanders of communicates
forming in accordance with paragraph
, VIII report in person to the grand
captain general at the grand comman-
derry headquarters QIOtel Carey), on or
before o clock Tuesday morning, May
IA. 1895.
4 The various commands as estab-
Hshed in accordance with paragraphs
and VIII report to the commanding
officers therein named, at grand com
mandery headquarters, on or before
o'clock Tuesday morning, May ii, 1895,
In fun uniform.
S. The column will move from grand
commandery headquarters, promptly
a $50 o'clock, direct TO the asylum.
@ Column will be headed by Mar
shalls Military band. Of Topeka
Sir knights viii assemble in full uni
form at $50 o'clock, to answer prompt
~ the call Of the commanding officers.
ton Of the escort.
By order of the grand commander.
WILL c. CHAFFEE.
Grand Captain General.
SPECIAL ORDER NO ,
All commanders, present and past
eminent commanders and Sir knights
will be governed by the following, in
the formal ton and movement of the |
grand parade from headquarters TO the |
drill grounds i'm the afternoon of Tues /
day, May II, 1895:
1. The right OF the column is hereby |
assigned to Mt. Olivet Commandery No. !
j., stationed at Wichita.
.. All Communicates represented by a |
sufficient number Of their members, and |
commanded by their own officers. de- |
string to appear separately, VIII form /
on the left of Mt. Olivet Commandery, |
In the numerical order of their Com |
mandery numbers.
2. All Sir knights not coming within |
the provision Of the foregoing viii re- |
port 10 +. Sir Charles NJ. Jones, Grand |
Standard Bearer, under whose COM |
mand they viii be. and by whom they |
will be formed on the left of the Com |
mandery laset formed in accordance |
with the provisions Of paragraph ,.
4. All GeneraliSSimos and Captain |
General not in command or associated |
with Communicates moving separately. /
Will report to +. Sir Edward Hayes, !
Grand Junior Warden, under whose |
command they Will be. and by whom |
they viii be formed on the left Of the l
command formed under the provisions |
Of paragraph 5.
3. All Commanders and Past Com
manders not associated with or in COM !
mand Of Communicates moving Separ- |
ately. viii report 10 T.. Sir General II. |
Jenkins. Grand Senior Warden. under |
whom they will he formed as a separate /
command on the left Of the command |
Great ted in accordance with the proVi- !
siOnS Of paragraph /.
s. Past Grand Commanders will form
on the left Of the column, and under /
the direction Of r. i. Sir Thomas ].
Anderson.
4 All commanders whose command |
cries will move separately will report |
in person or before l o'clock. Tuesday
afternoon May H. 1895 to the grand |
captain general AZ ccmmandry head
quarters.
s The various commands. as estah-
lished in accordance with para graphs I
and &. will report TO the command
ing officers therein named, at grand
headquarters. on or be-
fore-l ocloc. Tuesday afternoon, May
I41S95 in full uniform.
. In the formation OF the column IN
accordance with the foregoing proVi-
siens. E Sir David Miller VIII be sec
ond in command 20 K. Sir George II.
jenkins; l.. Sir f. W. Wellington. sec
nnd in command to L. Sir Edward !
Hayes. and r. Sir David T. Laws sec
end i'll command TO L. Sir Charles NJ.
Jones.
To- The various commands, as estab-
lished by the foregoing. will report at
grand commandry headquarters on or