The herald., 1897-10-07
KNIGHTS OF
THE CROSS
Templars Gather for the
District COnclaye
COMMANDMENTS TO ARRIVE
EIGHT HUNDRED UNIFORMED
MEN WILL PARADE
Masonic Ceremonies at the Temple
Exhibition Drill and Ball This
Evening-Excursion


ment Grand Commandery knights
Templar will occur the greatest Ma
sonic demonstration this city has ever
witnessed.
Prominent Knights from all parts of
| the state have been coming in for the
past day or two. The larger number
will arrive today, many of them accom-
panied by their wives. 1t is expected
| that five hundred knights will be here
by one o'clock today and that there will
be from six TO eight hundred uniformed
men in line when the parade moves, i'm
mediately after the arrival of California
commandery No. of San Francisco 1t
| / p. m.
| Golden Gate commandery No. 16 of
San Francisco will arrive this morning
| at 8 O'Clock and will proceed to the arm
ory of the Los Angeles commandery,
| escorted by the commandery Grill corps
and the Catalina band.
The personnel Of the Los Angeles drill
corps is as follows: ]. w. Long, COM
mandant; senior warden w. D. Steph-
ems; Junior warden, Mark G. Jones;
corps, W. T. Jeffries, w. O. Burr, ]. A.
Foshay, Daniel Nieuhart; George H.
Stewart; w. A. Hamcnel, W. G. Spence
! Joseph Fiscus. F. M. Parker J. S. Can
non, Thomas Strohm, b. H. Dyer, C. w
Blake, ]. F. Francis, H. G. Burderum
J. F. Hughes, G. Heineman, H. w
Chase, E. w. Clark, F. X. Pfaffinger
]. A. Cunningham, F. NJ Smith, d.
| Sutherland, George Steckle E. D. Bar
clay, j. A. Kingsley, A. T. Gray, E. NJ.
Guthrie.
The Golden Gate commandery drill
corps is composed of the following Off
GERS and members: Commandant, Will
| liam Edwards; senior warden, ]. r.
| Aiken; Junior warden, S. L. Lent; corps
II. G. Armstrong, r. B. Moore; r. N
Carson, G. S. Gilbert, Thomas Lock
wood, r. H. Mowbrey, H. NJ. Furman
Mr.. Parrish, r. Ash, r. Peel, G. S. An
dreo, A. w. Mckenzie, w. +. Waterson
j. NJ. Wilkins, T. V. Harris, c. Heiwig,
| c. l.. Haskell, G. L. Darling, ]. Gibson,
j. G. Spaulding, c. V. Manner, T. Fro
| lich H Z. Emery, S. j. Hendy, Mr.
Ryan, R. NJ. Mullan. c. Fl. Murphy.
| At 10 o'clock the illus trious Order of the
Red Cross will be conferred by corps
of officers selected from the various
Communicates of the department..
| All Communicates are to report at the
asylum of Los Angeles commandery at
| 10 o'clock by order of the Eminent
Grand Commander
| California comma ndery on its arrival
will be escorted by Los Angeles COM
| mandery No. 9 to the corner of Mair,
and Sixth streets where the column will
form. 1t will be headed by six mounted
police, twenty-four of the police rifle
squad and will consist of three battalions
in the following order:
First battalion, Los Angeles Commandery
No. g. Sir Knight George Sinsabaugh,
Eminent Commander.
Second battalion, Ventura commandery,
No. 1S N. Blackstock, Eminent
Commander.
San Bernardino, St. Bernard commandery,
No. 2S, G. " Bright. E. c.
San Diego commandery, No. %, ]. B.
Wooten. E. c.
Riverside commandery, No. 2S, NJ, E,
Keith, E. c.
Third battalion-Pasadena commandery,
No. 81, E. e. Gaylord, e. c.
st. Omer commandery, Santa Barbara, No.
30 J. N. Hitler, E. C.
Santa Ana commandery, No. SO, Santa Ana,
W. NJ. Garnett. E. c.
Southern California commandery, No. 81
Pomona, b. F. Nance, E. c.
California commandery No. l. mount
| ed, will form on right and left of the
second battalion and Golden Gate COM
| mandery will form on right and left of
the third battalion.
| The line of march will be as follows:
North on Main to Fourth street. west
| on Sourth to Spring street, north on
Spring to Temple street, countermarch
on Spring, south to First street, west
on First to Broadway, south on Broad
way to Fourth street, west on Fourth
to Hill street, south on Hill street to
Masonic temple and asylum of Los An
geles commandery.
| The parade will be reviewed by the
eminent grand commander of the state
and staff.
After the parade is dismissed at 8
o'clock, at the temple, the order of the
temple will be exemplified by Los An
geles commandery No. 8.
At p. m. Communicates will assemble
at the temple and march to Hazard'~
| pavilion, where an exhibition drill will
be given by the following corps: Los
Angeles commandery No. 9, ST Bernard.
No. 23, of San Bernardino, California.
No. 1, of San Francisco, Golden Gate.
No. 16, of the same city.
The drill will be followed by a grand
ball, in which the Sir Knights and ladies
from home and abroad will participate.
| Tomorrow morning at $3.50 a special
train will leave for an excursion around
the kite-shaped track, returning to the
city at 6 p. m.
| In the evening at o'clock AL Malaikah
temple, Ancient Order of Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine will confer degrees upon
| fifty candidates from various sections