The herald., 1895-06-08
THE DESERT WAS IN BLOOM
Malaikah Temple Had a Hot
Old Time
THOSE WHO WERE ON HAND
There We're Ten New Candidates
Initiated
There Was a Banquet and Speeches and a
Large Number of Visiting Mobiles Par
ticipated in the Ceremonies.

Malaikah Temple. Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, had
a II. o. T. at Masonic temple last night.
Ten new candidates were admitted
to mem berhip. II. O. T. is in the
language of the unbeiever as spoken in
the desert of California in the oasis OF
Los Angeles. Hot Old Time, and tn e
mobiles who were out until after the last
car had refused to car any farther, had
it, in all that the torn implies. Although
chile con carnie was not an item in
the bill of fare of the banquet which fol-
lowed the initiation ceremonies, that
very remarkab lie fruit did not detract one
whit from the breezy spiciness OF the
programme as the same was carried out.
Noble Ii. u. Osborne acted as toast.
master and the several addresses were full
of the wisdom of the prophet whose
ashes lie inferred in the holy city of
Mecca.
There were present of the membership
of Malaikah temple, Hon. Frank RAIDER,
bell, J. r. Dupuy. Fred w. Smith. W.
c. Durgin, d. Il. Barclay,J. c. Cunning
ham, c. Il. De Camp. A. G. Slocum,
George W. Long. John l.. Bevkovich, Il.
l.. Jones. G. IL. Salisbury, G. V. Baldwin.
j. II. Holmes, Arthur Gleason, f. G.
|. W. Bradbeer, NJ. E.. Hotchkss, H. G.
Soule. Z. A. Hobart, J. +. Drake, G. H.
Rhodes. j. A. Jacobs, Robert Drought,
James Clarke, Oscar Freeman, ii. +.
Newell, J. Fiscus, Ernest IL. May. George
$. Baird. John Schaffer, J. M. Clifford
II. NJ. Sale, Harris Morris. M. House, A.
J. Bradish, John McIlmoil, l.. Thorne,
G.,or1p u Rn11v w Truaworth,, q
r. Bright, George Sinsabaugh, J. r. Hoff,
man, W. II. Clark, Ii. V. Bard. f. p
Meserve.J. II. Golden. z. Poundstone,
W. +. Sherwood. John A. Kingsley,
James ]. Ckoate, II. Nadeau, }. M. John
ston, R. R. Braun; 9; Willard, B. H.
Bartlett. II. l.. Miller. A. II. Donnecken,
W. A. Hammond, Reese Llewellyn, J H.
Braly, G. P. King, W. A. Brnguge Free
man G. Teed, JIM. Glass, P. A. McKenna,
George l.. Alexander. b. Hughes. +.
Il. Biles, p a: 9; wi;ii Biiicke' W 9; J.; Lehman,
Allen. Fred NJ. Smith r. W.. Kenny, G.
A. Mead W. G. Cochran, W. l.. Whedon,
K. p. Cullen j. II. Trout. j. Fleishman,
II. G. Anderson, G. NJ Burr. l.. w. Tracy,
A. II. Palmer, A. II. Conger II. b.
Sherman. j. B. Lankershim. o. j. Much
more, Niles Pease, II. G. Osborne, G. II.
Reyes, II. l.. Baer.
The visiting shriners who participated
were: Milbank johnson, Chicago. h. A.
Barr. Cincinnati G. b. Smith, Milwau-
kee; II. NJ. Bishop. New York; +. M.
Bironnet, st. Paul; James Schilling. Sail
ma, Kan; DR.. Henry Good, Chicago: W.
A. Speyer, Portland; II. r. Harris, Clcve-
Crane, George W. West and l.. G. Faiser
Davenport, la. James S. France, Omaha;
W. G. Hayward. st. Joseph: Il. H. Ray
mond. Detroit; Abher Graves. Cedar
Rapids. Ia; George Bcole. San Fran
cisco j.. II. Han, Philadelphia; W. A.
Pyle. Kansas City; George A. Dalton,
The candidates last night initiated
We're: L. W. Nettleton, W. 2. Johnson,
W. Il. Thornton. l.. W. Morgan. +. P.
Flint, G. W. Hinchcliffe, L. J. Wilson,
G. W. Van Alstine and Emanuel Eyraud.