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tons are heard concerning the Galilean
and the time Of his coming. The people
seem stirred by presentiment OF great
events pending.
1t is known that Herod and Herodias
are about 10 appear. Cries Of Stone
them. Stone them are heard on every
side. John, grasping a large stone,
stands upon the temple steps as il every
nerve anr muscle were strained for ac-
ton.
The guilty pair. Herod and Herodias
and their followers enter. The eyse Of
/ the populace are upon John, waiting for
him 10 huri the first stone. The tension
is supreme. In the name of him''-he
half raises his arm, stops as if suddenly
bereft Of ali power. and continues in a
broken "who-bade-lov my en-
emies''-
The stone falls from his hand. A deep
groan passes through the people. He is
seized and thrust from the temple steps.
Herod and Herodias advance.
In the next act John is in prison. Her
Cd mas come 10 visit him. Salome man.
ages to meet her uncle and to further
incite his lust for her, and, taking ad-
vantage Of this. pleads with him for the
Baptist, urging MS release on political
grounds, as il would please the people
Herod had an interview with John, in
which the prophet seems TO gain a
strong influence over him. After mis- de-
parture Salome contrives to reach Johns
presence and again plays upon him with
all the arts OF seduction. But they are
| vain. Truly you are powerful, exclaims
John. You hold the world in your arms.
for you are sin"
Yes" replies SalOme. sweet as sin.
so am T.
Co.. commands John, and thus ne
thrusts her from him.
THE FINAL SCENE.
In the fif IN ate Salome. foilei in her
attempt 10 win the object OF her passion,
executes her dance before Herod and de-
| mands as her promed recompense the
| death Of John the Baptist. which ne
grants. 1t is just after Salone has en-
tered with Johns head upon a charger
that the final scene occurs.
The curtains at the back OF Herod's
court are drawn aside. The roofs Of Je-
| rusalem are seen crowded with women,
who are waving palms. The street which
| rises toward the palace is also crowded.
| Christ is seen advancing. People rush
up 70 Him, kneel before Him. kiss his
| Hands and give way 10 others.
Herod rises. lifts a goblet and begins:
| Hail 10 you-King-of the"-He looks.
| sees the advancing Christ. the goblet
| falls from his hand. and turning. ne
| covers his face with his cloak
As now planned the cast with which
| Mr.. C0nried will give tais play viii in
clude Pichon or Stro5el as Johannes,
| Scnluter as Herod. Marbach as SaIome
ami Vorweck as Herodias The actor
who viii impe-s0nate the Christ has not
yet been decided upon.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-18

Horace g. Bradford o.: Milwaukee vas
found dead in Ms room in Bags hotel
Utica. " Y, yesterday. He went there
about week ago on business and was
taken III with sstha. M Bradford was
a prominent insurance man in he xes.-
Two hundred Methodist lay-nen f.o-n
oil parts % the state are in session in
Canton. II, win me view o. securing
ilcraa sd lay representation II toe cJ1-
terenccs. The sentiment Is decidely in
favor q equal representation; but equal
~ divided On me question O. ne abo..-
ton g: the time limit q pas;oaste.
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TOPERA's FALL FESTIVAL
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The people have the promise best
OF an approaching calm;
The orators will take the rest
And so VIII Uucle Sam.
Washington Star.
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A sPLENpID CLIsEAX.

Ac. reaches a splendid climax N re
scsne IN xa!ca Hssoi sets o.. - lead
Hero5izs 70 t54 temple. TIE sage shove
a paved space Before t5e :snple ssttz
TIE ps5p.e have gatas-st J. - niza-
bu, the fire On ne g-ez; alta throws
g.z-e over the scene.
AIrsai TIE Bsp;;sck prophecies a-e Se-
ginning % ssa. .-..:- N.--.l.-1g S.e,-
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JOHN THE BAPTIST
STORY OF TIE EATER OF L00UsTs
TO BE PUT ON TIE STAGE.

Unless tho seusibilities Of People of Rev
ereutial Turn of Mind Should Prove
sufncieut ContrariWise the Life ana Ca
reer of the Rugged Young Herald OF the
Messiah, viii be 30 Shown In New York
How the Skeleton of Biblical Iaie -
Clothed With Warm Human Lie -
Herodias and Her Daughter.
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before noon
Time 20 al points East and Southeast
corresponiingly quick
Nos, Popular Line 20 All Points
Phone lbs. L r. DELANEY. Agefn
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
ST CTCILE LODGE.

So much has been said and written IN pfals. y.
this good lodrr that words almost ran 'he VIZ.
% cav or find something new. something "o'.ns
:, .bo excellent work constantly done py tne
,-s,hren Of St Cecile. Within their own iouse
room ,ruo Masonic charity reigns supreme "iu '
~ worthy brother is ever refused AID AT 'hei
h.,ds and when not engaged in works or chari'y
fo- thejr OWL or sojourning brethren they ma
time 10 amuse and entertain their iienos' "'''
and daughters. ,,.u os
Last Tuesday afternoon Chickering nan was was
croudsd 10 its utmost capacity. All came 10 is'en
"a an excellent programme provided and seiec.eu
=, ~ committee Of which r. w. Robert Recker
Was chairman. assisted by w C. 4qwafo rMst cver
shd sl,dor " Witmark and William b clayton al T ol
xbom worked constantly 20 make the , e,ei ,n
we1, gramd success and this was mos mos' nor v,,,e
ny cs,,,. accomplished. for eVerynocY wa j
r. Me. sed with the excellent
,anSered bv the renowned talent VINO dn NJ W
Sar serD,icos for tho benefit OF the louss
Inn Stev art honorcd the occasion ny ms of the
so en ms Grand Secretary Ehlers ana many yrins u inc
c-ord Todge officers Thanks to me ,Sne WIN ~
49,. of Tho committee and all the ore,v" eU Va
s. Cecle the afternoon was one & OF 'ng ntgbromrh the
o.. GOOD times the craft mas heu thions' ~
sa,; .Tsnro,,s work OF this musical matinee loose
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.

Acanthus Lodge No. 79 met In Brooklyn on last
Monday evening. Wor. Bro. Louis Edwin Bomeis-
Ter conferred the Fellowcraft Degree. The COM
munication honored by r. Wor. Robert Jud-
son Kenworthy District Deputy Grand Master OF
the Third Masonic District. r. Wor. Bros Grggs
Richardson and vsscher and Wor. Bros. Burdick
Copper, Scrmgeour McMurray. Wertemeyer. Nip
per and Thompson. together with about one
hundred visiting brethren, were in attendance
The evening made enjoyable by the presenta-
ton OF jewel consisting OF gold watch chain
and diamond pendant by the lodge to Wor. Bro
Charles f. Bloom in recognition .of his faithful
teen years. The jewel presented by Bro. T.
NJ. MacLaren in very pleasing address. to which
the recipient responded In his happiest manner
The working tools were presented by Wor. Bro
Burdick and the charge was delivered by r. Wor
Bro; kenworthy. The Middle Chamber lecture was
Inely delivered by the Bro. Ii. Grant Buswel.
electric lights which variously used through
the Middle Chamber work. presenting a novel and
pleasing effect. combined with the choral music or
the quartet On Monday evening February l, the
Third Degree will be conferred Worshipful Bo-
meislor regards color exercising controlling
influence upon the mind as music holds un-
bounded sway the emotions The dramatic
effects of this degree will be accumulated by the
aid of the lights and appropriate choral music
The ritual cannot be made too attractive, and the
work of the lodge be, and should be, adorned
and beautifed to the utmost
The Historical lecture will be delivered by X.
Wor. Edward B. Mascord The galleries will be
thrown open for those unable to be accommodated
welcome to this and all communications Of Acan-
thus Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
THE GRAND CHAPTER.
THE PERSONNEL OF ITS COUNCIL OFFICER

THE PERSONNEL OF ITS COUNCIL OFFICERS
NJ r. George +. W. Stivers. whose Official year
is drawing to a c.ose was all the year a most
active worker. He broug.'s to the Office that same
indefatiga5le spirit that las been distinguishing
trait with him in all the positions OF honor and
trust in which he has Jeen placed. While giving
every and attention to the executive and ad-
ministrative functions Of the Office. he took a
higher view OF the duties-that Of propagating the
lessons and teachings of the capiJar system, con-
si1eins that the best method carry this into ef-
feet was by visiting and being with and among
and mineling with the companions; faithfully and
well has he performed this hard and aborious duty.
He has visited every chapter In the cities Of New
YORK and Brooklyn and many up the State-in all
hfty-sx-a number not seemingly large. but to do
this II necessitated travelling than 4.5oO miles
outside the metropolitan district the magnitude OF
which can only be understood by reference to the
map and locating the chapters visited. This is GER
tainy a great labor. and must be productive OF
good results. They may not be immediate. but the
future will bear evidence OF these labors He Will
leave upon the craft ndelibe mark as an
earnest and conscientious worker. living up to these
teachings himself ard instilng In and imparting
to the craft at large increased interest and de-
sire to emulate and profit by the lessons diffused.
AS from the little seeds come all that nourish and
give us life so must the influence OF the year s
labor be unconsciously felt for all time to come.
When asking C's,p S.!vers IL tsere were during he
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
POYlL ARCH ITEMS.

Triune Chapter at It's last convocation Monday
evening conferred the Mark, Past and Most Excel
lent degrees I'm the presence Of very good attend
arce OF companions Of Trune and other chapters
At the las, convocation of Amity Chapter the
Mark degree was conferred in good style by the
new High Priest l.. Henry a. Rogers Grand High
Priest Stlycrs Grand Lecturer McGown. Grand
Master OF First VAN Muehsam and others were
present and assisted.
Mount Zion Chapter conferred the Royal Arch de-
gree i'm fine form the new "old" High Priest. VI. T.
John + Bald kin presided. aud cid fhe work with
remarkable celebrity All the officers We're present
and many visiting companies. all cheerfully assist
ing In the good work Mount Zion has wcrk ahead
and GOOD prospects for a busy year
Union Chap.ar is working early and late. making
past and Most Excellent degrees We're conferred At
the last conyocation. T. Robert H. Clark the H.
p presiding Companions David Kay and Rich
ard shepard assisting I'm all the degrees. As the
order OF High Priesthood was conferred IN the
Ccmmanderv Room many OF the distinguished com
panions paid Union dying visit.
On Saturday night the solemn and impressive
ceremony OF amounting and consecrating the High
Prlests-clect was performed by the Grand High
Priest NJ r. George r. Stivers. There were also
present r. f. Philip NJ. Mast, Grand King; William
shersr Past Grand II. r.. and Charles Becher. y.
q II P of New-Jersey, also John w. Palmer. j.
Harris Ralston Alfred a. Guthrie. William Hall,
Adolph Muehsam and George McGown, all Grand
CHATTER officers Thirty candidates presented them
selves for the high honor Il. f. Companion Hatton
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
,Hr BENEFIT AND THE GOOD OF MASONRY

The question Is often asked, "What is the good
a, Masonry" 1t is OF no material benefit; then
why become a Mason? For those who seek ma
,.r,al benefit, those who look for gain from
.,ervbodv and everything. for the selfish ana
.-row-minded, Masonry Is Of no use. and they
90 NJ no use TO Masonry There is no room ior
,,sn IN the dear old craft. but for those who
20 ready TO help others. who are willing TO
,,el5 some opinion or do some work. make some
..oriace for the benefit OF MS fellowman. FOR
.,ose Masonry is a great field. The Fraternity
soes not seek or ask any one to join; but those
.,o NAV subscribe to its NOZZLE tenets and are
rg,r, 10 assist in the great works OF charity
I'D good deeds are always welcome in its folds.
Ak the widow and the orphan, who are the
constant care Of the craft; ask the distressed
.5 needy brother who receives the kind atten-
.,o, ~ his brethren, what Is the good or Ma
~,. ard the answer will be waited back in
80 sweetest tcnes of charity and brotheriy
- Resides wherever Masonry has nrh
ma there exists a higher grade or clvilza'ioh.
In the United States. in England and Germany
Masonry has a welcome home in Russia ana
snain Masonry is prohibited. The darkest spols
~ ,hc man OF this earth are those where Ma
sonry IS not openly practised ana cnerisheu'
hVs wherever the craft fiourishes, there are
s,,,J tolerance liberty and the greatest 1ree-
49, - All the people. Hence, Masonry Is en-
,,.iSd - "A foremost and eminent place among
IN iretifutions and associations OF the Worio' DIS
an eulightener OF the people and as oroaueinsS
snd widening their views. Masonry mas s'uuovu
srn ,ard with iis homes its asylums. and, ABOVE
All lis schools. Then why ask wnat Is INC s'0N
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
Under THE ROD.

,rbc raunt messenger Of death has again invaded
,,a home of some OF esteemed brethren: AZ -
u!s "9" Issacs wife Of w Brother Isaacs OF Adel-
~ odre No g. has been summoned on her last
o,irney sister lsaacs was almost as acuye III nI .m
you..nry, Ster Chapters as Is her husband IN reai
aso-rv She was the organizer and first WORTHY
Mafron Of Adephi Chapter No ~ ara IN ne1a 9fr
Star ~. n. ,,.u.o. -, pvra
The wife Of w John Watt Past Master q nrphsr pyrs
M mo - watt the Senior Warden OF the same
,odSe was Inferred at Eycrgreens Cemetery us. ths
Iu Io.hy NJ the craft goes out to sustain them IN
mpmicytion and condole with them In their hour
% .'.ara Iodpe No 81 attended the funeral OF IT'S
nas smember 8rother John p Ryer. last Thursdhy
Iate f,,s. Master Doctor Morris performed tle
evening rS,ce 10 over the remains. Brother Ryer
Mss made Master Mason In Sagm0,e June % as i rs
server n' and was regular attendant at all lis
meetings.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
COUUiNDERY NEWS.

York Commandery conferred the Order OF Red
Cross upon fourteen postuants Eminent Sir knight
crorg. Lnipe presided: u. {. Mcdonald OF York:
Goodwin OF Palestine. Donaldson. o. lvanhoe. and
many others were present and assisted In the
beautiful ritual
The great event Of the week In commandery as
well as in social circles was the reception OF Paes-
,ine Cornmandery No. is. but this has been so
thoroughIy described in the daily papers that this
accouni would necessarily be repetition OF the
exhaustive review given in The Tribune OF Wednes-
dav Masoncally speaking, IL was one Of the
finest gatherings ever seen In ballroom. The
VI w G. NJ John Stewart, with his STAFF OF
Grand Lodge officers: NJ T.. George y. W Stivers
with the staff OF Grand Chapter officers and tho
Grand Council OF ROYAL and Select Masters, headed
bv i,s chief NJ !. John +: Baldwin. We're received
ana passed through tho lines. The Grand Com
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

mander. John A. Mapes, and Grand Commander
nent Sir Knights OF this and neighboring cities
were In line and marched under the Arch OF Steel
and added to the magnificent spectacle. The drilf.
under the able and efficient command OF Eminent
Sir Wallace A. Downs. brought forth peals OF APP
Sir Knights marched through the intricate Templar
movements The committee feel assured OF the
huge social success. All the boxes and up to the
uppermost galleries filled with handsome
ladies in splendid costumes, all contributing and
sharing in the general display and the general en-
toyment. T.. c. Charles d. Newton, p C.'s Brad
burn. Lowrie and Frank w. Goodwin were tireless
in their efforts to please ali, aided by Sir Knights
Barnes and Miller
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
KEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 81, 1897

This lodge is very fortunate in possessing good
array OF earnest and devoted Past Masters. as well
as fine membership of good and attentive mem-
ters.
w. William Harkness. Master OF Benevolent Lodge
No. 2s. was Ia n blaze OF glory. and beamed with
happiness and satisfaction at the excellent gather
Ing OF prominent craftsmen within the portals of his
lodge. X. w. Claudius +. Beatty. ID. ID. OF the
Fourth. who made his official visit. was accom-
panied by numerous r. Ws. and Masters and Past
Masters. The Right Worshipful addressed the
brethren. speaking mainly upon Masonic topics, ad-
monishing the brethren 10 have their candidates
well posted. and be careful in admitting new mem
bers and TO select but the very best material
x. w. Mathew Taylor spoke In favor OF the Joice
Children Fund. and good Deacon Steve" II. w.
Stephen ID: Afieck. urgently advocated the Shelter
Fund. Others who spoke were r. w. Adolpn ;.
Gutzcll and II. W. Charles A. Bcndict. There
were also a delegation OF Ocean Lodge. with Ws:
Bennett. Sharlow and Stephens also Johnston. OF
Lotus Lodge No 81 Willard a. Pierce of Harlem
yon Minden. Of Texas and many more. The first
degree was the work of the evening. Past Master
Pladwell gave the final lecture.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

simply humorous sketch II IL nothing of the
SORT One cannot caricatu.e grandeur or Ndicule
noonty OF character, nor can one say OF ey one OF
tnese venerable brethren that in commemCrating an
important event he had reached the last stage OF
ma.,hood Rather would say that each and every
one had earned the right 20 enjoyment and for that
reason could take 1t In whatsoever way he chose l
hope TO partake OF n few more dinners given by the
ithis one w u.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
MASONIC DEPARTMENT

CONDUCTED r. THE GRAND LIBRARIAN OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoHK.
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moons at 80 O'clock ~
G. EDWARD LOW ARrur-p prsyr.rr a -
'ohN \; NICKEL. J. W ROBERT RECKER, TreaA
HENRY w ROE. Secretary. 20 East ieoth-st-
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sAME aMSALLUM. J. W: J5aS i bEAvER iiS rrs.a w.
FRANK w. TuTTLE. Secretary. "a Cio,d-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

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New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

ADELPHIc COUNCIL. No. :. r. and S. Ms. nrst 49,
urdays. - " ~ - - " '''S' ~
John r. GARDNER,T.LM J. ". BAISTON, T. Z. N
BENNO LOEWY. p G. W. ALFRED b. PRICE Treoa,
JOHN COBUPN Recorder. 366 Yves. ll6th-st-
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

FL JOHNS !, second and fourth Thursdays
VIZ; VIZ y; WILLIAMS. ". ADoLPH GEERING, o. ".
"TL.iT T. WHITE. J. W. ID. sCHOONMAKER. TreAA
ALEX r. CORBET. Secretary, Linden. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

w. F. LINSON. VI. W. B MARTIN g. W.
WN. yISSMAN j. W. T. T. sINFS Treas
JAMES BELKNAP Secretary fI2 West ia1th-sk