The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-20


confusing threads OF sentiment and
actions. AS we look at it from below, ii
IS an incongruous and mixed mass, but
looked at from above, from the grander
position of the future life, we will ind
many beautiful pictures.
Let me paint another picture. L
saw a. painting called the Masonic
Blacksmith It represented a large
man standing at an anvil holding with
his left hand the heated iron and weld
ing by his right hand, with herculean
strokes. On the hammer he held,
were engraven many attractive en-
blems. On one side were the words:
'Ad Astra Per Aspera, on another side
were the words: ''Misteria non Scrip
ta," which means unwritten mysteries
On other parts Of the hammer were
represented emblems of fraternity and
patriotism, and hope.
m. w. Grand Master, on behalf of
your many friends in the grand lodge
of Kansas, in appreciation of your able
and skillful services as grand master
and in appreciation of yourself as
man and a Mason, / present TO you
this lovely gavel, the material Of which
is pure ivory, and which carries with 1T
the kindly greetings and good will or
many"
GRAND REPRESENTATIVES..
The following is a complete list of
all the representatives TO the grand
lodge.
Highland-J F. Ward, Allen G. Mar
tin; Leaven B. McCreary;
Wyandotte-H. S. Swingry, ]. E. Por-
ter; Porter-William Young; Atchison
"A. z. Langworthy, Frank E. Davis;
Lawrence-L. H. Perkins, Alfred Whit
man; Junction City-Sidney Orme,
Charles Sawtell; Fort Scott-F- L. Nc
Dermott; Leavenworth (No. 10)-Frank
H. Mills, Henry E Abbey, w. H. Craig;
Jewell City-Ed L. Gray; Emporia~J.
G. Northington, T. T. Underwood; Cor
ning-J. L. Payne; Oskaloosa-Terry
Critchf1eld; Great Bend-A- H. Connect;
Manhattan-H. P. Marsham; Topeka
dc. B. Reed, SilaS Seybrook; Otta-
wac. G. Johnson, A. ]. Mas; Olathe
Robert Scott, William Julian, JOS.
w. Danley; CircIeviIIe-Sidney F.Stout
Baldwin City-F. n. Hare, H. n. Mer-
chant, Ly Sullivan; Ossawatomie-H.
S. Maquard; Oketo-R. B. Moore: LIE
Roy-;W. o. Decker; Humboldt-Geo.
Marshall; Towanda-Julias Strair, w.
r. Green; Doniphan-J. H. Ledding-
ton; Auburn-M- F. Stout; Hiawatha-
w. S. Mcknight; Council Grove-O. S.
Tenney; Paola-W. H. Sheldon; lola
NJ. G. Robinson, ]. 3. Goshnor, c. B.
Powell; Seneca-Frank Dresie; DeSota
s.. NJ. Baker; Holton-Albert Sarbach
w K. Linscott; Nickerson-ThOmas
Paxton; Garnett-L. H. Harder, J. w.
Brandt; Halstead-R. NJ. Todd, S. II.
Trego, P. P. Gardner; Dillingham;
c. H. Ellsworth; Silver Lake-A. D.
HOLSTER; Topeka OLA. a. Rogers;
ST. Marys-William Urbansky; Wet
more-J. S. Fitzgerald, d. w. Stowell.
W. II. H. Smith; Shawnee-H. w. Ma
loney, G. H. Campbell; Troy William
F. Smith; Springhill-W. H. Rutter,
John Drury; Coyville-J. w. Gordon;
Winfeld-H. c. LOOMS, E. B. Buck;
Salina GOV. A. Norris, David c.
Methron; La Cygne-J. F. Bunch; Ov-
erbrook-James d. Harvey, A. f. Cof-
fin, G.. w. Miller; Oswego-M. z. Sulli-
van. ]. W. Gillian; Wathena-O. G.
Jones; Burlington-M. F. Brown, G. NJ.
Dixon; Frankford-D. A Broadbeck;
Leavenworth-Rudol Beiga; Hanov-
er-B. F. Fuller; Carbondale-J. n.
Sharp; o. n. Moody; Baxter Springs
Ira c. Perkins; Huron-C. n. Willis;
Chetopa-C. H. Williams; Augusta.
c. Bigger, S. G. Harrington, N. J.
Brown; Wamego-F. H Cornell; Medi-
cine LODGE. l.. Branwell; White
Cloud-Phil Kelley; Burlingame-C. w.
Wood, w. B. Davis; New Albany-C.
l.. Knowlton; Eudora-George Bourne;
Winchester-W. a. Clark; Waterville
w. ]. Cowgirl; Wichita CS6)-F. C.
Kirkpatrick, NJ. w. Cave, J. G. Dunn;
Manka to-N- S. Hall; Pleasanton-B.
BAIL, julius Goodleit; Centralia-L.
Lohmiller; n. Topeka Goa. Troup;
Marysville-C. A. Hammett; Girard-
Jas A. Smith, w. II. Voeth; Neodesha
j NJ. Keck; Fredonia-C. S. Wicks;
FL Dorado-D. E. Beck, Daniel Boyden;
Abilene-P. B. Jacobs, Pearly Rouse;
Wichita (99)-J. NJ Chain, d. Smyth,
NJ H. Rudolph; Columbus. II. Ham
ilton, D. p. Hazelton; Linden-John NJ.
Pleasant; Coffeyville-Thos. G. Ayres,
John S. Lang, T. J. Gerber; Chanute-
Joseph Taylor; Eureka-C. w. Shinn;
ndependence-W. p. Lyon, c. j. Slick
Americus-P. Ernest; Winfield-E. La
mont, G.. W. Smith, j. r. Ballardj
Rossville-J. NJ. Parr. A. c. Sherman,
J. NJ. Parr; Irving-W. w. DERRICK;
Concordia-E. a. Carnahan; Florence
G. w. Hastings, G. J. Boles, +. S. Curdi
Uniontown-F. l.. Lidbrook; Parsons
James Sarsen; Altoona-S. Gordon;
| Cherokee-R. II. Craddock: Peabody
J. o. Moffitt; Clifton-C. d. Marshall;
| Liberty-Charles Kelso; Pawnee Sta
| tion-G. F. Pond; Cawker City-R. H.
Hewitt; Edgerton-G. T. CRYSTAL, w. j.
| Crawford; Ottowa Q2S)-W. H. Becker,
| G. W. Farm, J. W. Bloodgood; Newta-
waka-Tell w. Page; Arkansas City
G. o. Dakin; Clay Center-John A. Lo-
der; Sedan-John E. Lewis; flames 7.
| Bradley; Cherryvale-J. II. Gard; Sedg-
I'll ~ D Vol h alrAn
| Tucker; Hutchinson-J. s. May, W. r.
Underwood, William Pells; Usage City
Jacob Buck, W. L. Reed; Newton
| Josiah Foltz, G.. w Young, J. W. Pat
| terson; Minneapolis. ". Smith,
Yates Center-W. A. Taylor, r. KIM
ball; Beloit-John F. Soper. H. B. Horn
! Ellsworth. D. Sperry, J. r. McLau-
rim; Marion-S. L. Billings, c. ". Will
| Jams, II. G.. Kyle; Theyer-J. W. Fur
! guson; Wellington-G. B. Dean. Or
vile Smith. ]. r. Heskett; Douglas
| II. F. Hornoday; Lebo-F. G.. Arnoldi
| Luray-George Coates; Lincoln-H. H.
| Gilpin; Dexter-William Greenwich, W.
| o. Bryan, Q. G. Underwood: Atchison
| Q5S)-Henry NJ. Ernst, y. S. Winter
| roud; Robinson-G. P. Miller; Osborn
w. H. AIize; Alma-O. W. Little; Sc
| betha-J. A. Roberts, H. c. Harness
Attwood-A. D. Thomas; OXford-Geo,
Veail, E. g. Galloup; Randolph-Geo
| H. Hungerford; Blue Rapids-W. A.
| Gilsen; Linn City-George Outwateri
| Sterling-R- n. Woonacott; Mcpherson
"A Spillman, @. F. Grulten, c. A
Gibson; Belle Plaine-Clark Knox
Smith Center. F. Mcdowell, ]. w
| Brandon; Kirwin-Chas. f. Mcneil
Russell-Charles Z. Hall, l.. Banker
| James Jones; Burr Oak-J. W. Green
| Kingsey-F. y. Cole, F. 5. Porter. p. s
| Carter; Burrton-E. W. Miles. w
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