The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-23
KNIGHTS OF KADOSH
Will Hold Low Twelve at
Masonic Temple Tonight
FOR THEIR DEAD BROTHER
Mrs. C. M. Jones Arrived
From Michigan Last Night

Mrs. Charles N. Jones arrived in tn
city last evening accompanied by Mr.
Clearencs r. Fulton and Mrs. VIII Reed
At the train were many friends to NEE
her, ana DR.. J. E. Oldham and Mrs. C
L. Pratt were especially assigned to re
ceIve her. She went at once to the house
the family residence. where an hour be
fore the remains of her husband had beer
taken under guard Of knight Temolar
The heads of several Masonic bodie:
had previously arranged all details and
made the final meeting between the quick
and the dead the best possible. Arrange
ments were then made for all later cere-
monies. AS Mr.. Jones had been tor q
lifetime an earnest and never falling yea
lot in the cause of the Cross and Crown
so his devoted wife had learned to love
the order and it was among her mos
earnest desires that all the plans Of the
bodies be carried out.
II consequence on tonight at midnight
the ConsistOry services of the kadosh
funeral ceremonies will be carried out
as prescribed by the ritual of the CrCer.
These solemn ceremonies will be under
the immediate charge of James y. Nc
Call with Mr.. Henry Wallenstein and
Fred Stuckey taking the principal parts,
and assisted by the following: Messrs.
Bleckley, Fitch. Pratt, Anderson, Gold
standt, and J. Wallensteln of Atcaison.
This is among the most solemn and
magnificent liturgies which atatend the
passing Of the loved ones, the great, and
the good. From time beyond the men,
DRY Of man all Masons have at the last
of life been extended the most beautiful
and touching regards. Malice and cruel
mistudging may and often do wrong a
man during his earthly career, but on
the Square, when he Is lying l:w and
unable to defend himself then the best
Of the ancient landmarks opera.es to
smooth away all the hatred and give him
a last and just farewell. This the Scot
land Rites does. and tonight at Low
Twelve the form Of their companion,
brother, fratre. sir knight and Always
friend. will be attended by a group of
those who knew him best, and apprecIat-
ed and realized his merits the fraternity
in which he had labored so long and so
faithfully.
The services which will be carried out
tonight at the cathedral are not esoteric
in the ritualism Of the order and usually
they are made public but on account OF
the great membership of this Consistory,
and the limited space and seating cspa-
city of the auditorium of the cathedral,
the general public can not be admitted.
This has been carefully considered by
the official cabinet Of four bodies and It
was realized that 1t was simply impas-
sible to accommodate the public at large
In consequence 1t was arranged to admit
only those holding cards. The officers OF
the several bodies expressed q united
willingness to admit everyone. as they
realize perfectly that Mr.. Jones has a
host of friends in the city who desire to
take a last look at those features they
knew so well in life, but II cannot be
done at the midnight cermony. simply,
because of an inability to seat the host
who would like to be there. Those CT
Mr.. Jones friends who desire to view the
remains may attend the Thursday morn
ing services at the residence S2i North
Topeka avenue.
Yesterday all day relays OF the COM
mandery were on guard at the undertake
ing parlors on East Douglas avenue Of
Mr.. Gall. and at four o'clock the casket
was removed TO the residence Under
special uniformed guard. Nothing viii
occur today until this evening when the
remains will be returned to the cathedral
at T:30. where the Obsequies Of the Ka-
dosh will commence later. Immediately
after these impressive ceremonies. 'hc "a
geant will proceed TO the residence. On
Thursday morning at the house will &C.
cur the ecclesiastic funeral and the pri-
vate family services. Then Rev. and
Sir Knight W. B. slutz. pastor of the
First NJ. f. Church will oficiate. This
will take place at ten o'clock. At nine
o'clock before the Consistory Temple the
formal procession will be formed as fol-
lows: Headed by Mt. OlIvet Command
cry. No. II; followed by members of WI
chita Consistory No. .; resident members
of Isis Temple Of the mobiles of the
Ancient Arabian Order MOBILES of the
Mystic Shrine; Albert Pike Lodge, No.
500. Wichita Lodge No. 90. and Eu19ower
Lodge No. Sc, A. F. and A. NJ: Wo0dmen
of the World; G. A r. Post; Mayor and
City Council; Police and Fire DEPART
ments.
During the funeral services at the resi-
dence between the hours OF 10 and II
o'clock all the leading business. CONNER.
cial and mercantile establishments In the
city will be closed.
After the Thursday morning services a.
the home the various organizations will
form in parade as escort to Maple Grove
cemetery, where the body will be placed
IN the receiving vault for a short slime.
Later the remains Will be conveyed 10
Michigan for final iuterment The Grand
COmmandery OF the state Of Kansas will
then resume charge and will appoint n
special concourse made up Of past grand
commanders, who will accompany the re-
mains and at his former home will give
In charge the burial TO his old-time ana
SOFT HlSISIa