The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27
ter having elected the following

ing, after having elected the followin:
officers:
Supreme chancellor-Thomas G. Sample
Allegheny, Pa
Supreme vice chanceilor-ogden H
Fethers Of Wisconsin.
| The other officers viii be elected tonor.
row. The men elected were on the slate
OF the present administration.
| Much Of the morning session OF the 81
preme Lodge was devoted to the consider.
alton of the report of John Ainsley, or.
: ganizer Of the Endowment Rank, on the
| condition of that organization. Repre-
sentative ShiveIy moved that the report
be printed. Friends of the official house
hold objected 10 this step. and the debate
waxed warm. Representatives Richie,
Oddie and a number of Others supported
MI Shively's motion and it finally pre-
vailed, after over two hours had been
spent in discussion. Mr.. Ainsley said af-
terward that he was willing TO have the
report printed.
Vague rumors were floating among the
supreme representatives as to the condi-
ton of the Endowment Rank. This is the
insurance branch Of the order and has
53779 members, carrying insurance
amounting to sss. 261000.
The statement Of the board of control
shows the resources TO be 1923, 1852. 1t
is chargd that S91. 1876 is entanglad in
the affairs of a defunct national bank in
Fort Worth, Texas. and nothing but a
judgment against bondsmen represents
this money. Also that the 1926. 27.39 in
vested in a hotel building property in
Chicago, which is now in the hands of
receiver, is nothing more than fifth lien
very vague and indefinite. This was the
meaning of the resolution introduced in
the supreme lodge by DR.. Suthpen of
Ohio.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against the supreme officers
has been in session two days but it has
not yet made a report
The Rathbone Sisters today elected the
following officers: Supreme chief, Mrs.
Jeanette ]. S. Neubert, Kansas City;
supreme senior. Mrs. L. K. Sherman,
Cleveland, Ohio; supreme junior, Mrs.
Dell P. Glazer, Fort Madison, Iowa; SUI
preme manager Mrs. Hattie A. Ryder,
supreme mistress of records
and correspondence, Mrs NJ. D. Woods,
Kansas City; supreme mistress of finance.
Mrs. AleXine Murray, Levay, H.; SUI
preme protector, Mrs. Florence I. Shoff.
Corsicana, Texas; supreme guard, Miss
Maggie Hewitt, Portland, Maine.
Camp Colgrove is almost a thing of the
past.
The last formality was the award of
prizes today, as follows:
Class A: First prize s1,5oo-John Barr
Glen company, Eau Claire. Wis.
Second prize, s1,200-Terra Haute. Ind,
company, No. 8.
Third prize. s1,O0o-Kalamazoo. Mich,
70. 9.
Fourth prize, ss00-Yellow Cross COM
ANY. No. Sc, Alliance. Ohio.
Fifth prize, seOO-Friendship company,
70. %, Covington, KY.
The general prize, valued at 800 for the |
est company comma nder of this class.
vas awarded to Captain Con. Terge, of
he John Barr Glen company.
Glass B: First prize. $500-Couer de Leon
ompany, Lancaster, Ohio.
Second prize, $iO0-Vigo company, No.
;, Terra Haute.
Third prize, s3Oo-Alpha company, No.
), Louisville, KY.
Fourth prize, S2O0-Jeffersonville. Ind.
ompany.
The jewel prize, valued at 500, for the
est company commander in class B. was
warded to Captain Benjamin F. Gray,
f the Louisville company
The prize for the best troop Of cavalry
as awarded to the Burns Hussars of st.
oseph, Mo-, it having no competitors
The prize of 800 offered by Major Cen
al Carnahan for the company of the
inform Rank having the largest per-
,ntage of its members in the parade and
the inspection and review was awarded
company 43 of the Missouri brigade.