The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-11
KNIGHT TEMPLAR
GRAND CONCLAYE
The Twenty.fifth Annual Meeting
OF the Grand Commandcry OF
West Va, ut Huntington.
VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Annual Reception Held Last Eve.
ning...Election OF Officers.
The Social Features.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllgenccr.

spec,al Dispatch TO tho Iutell!renccr,
HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nav 1o.-The
twenty annual meot,np Of the
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''"' O''' IVY . i>','s h'Hl s'''a e'''p'ai
opehea mere al noon Today. Ihe meet
Ing probably has the largest attendance
Of any former one and much important
business Will be transacted during the
session. The reports OF Right Eminent
Grand Commander John A. zorn, OF
Wheeling, and other grand officers, s,were
read at the opening session and show
ed that the order was in excellent con-
dition.
There are twelve subordinate COM
,ro,dor,eo 4, +,,s rro,d ,,-,sd,o,,o,
"AN ',.'N'
eacn Oh Whlcfl mas me REQUISITE repre-
sentative present.
Right Em,nant rGranl Commander
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~. uu i1'i''''ei.t i,i a.s. 4'speeso.
hugh Sterling. or Nheeling, arrived
yesterday, and are u,IatteSed at the Ho-
te, AdaInb, Quite n Ia,ra number os
o'!ief ptu'iiiHeht 'st gentlemen urriVeu iust i
night, but It remained for the early
morning trains to-day to bring large
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't"'e' 't"'e'
opening OF Conclavc.
At 1890 the Grand Ccmmandery was
escorted ,o beodnuorters IN rho Mason
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- 80.
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c,,v haors tSa Jis.,rc,inI' ~ h.vi,g
fbsid nf;ca IN tho 'nn,,,,nandery iongar
ithan onw othar ,,,a,,,hsr 'b,uInc serred
no trs, s,rsr 49, 'trar : a,"v.n '',cnn sccn,,ye
ssors md ,hsra ,s = COT, Sptw ~ his
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AifreI paul ond I,Sr w uorris %;
whaling ana w II y rjoiswoda ~
Hun,Ington.
Annual Reccntion,
At o'clock TONIGHT occurred tho ar,-
nual reception of the Sir knights and
ladies. This took place at the heudouar-
tors OF the Huntington Commandery
No. o, and was indeed brlllIan, affair
The programme included addresses,
iHusic dia uahcills, IN whieh me prom
nnsn. uiss,'aries OF the co'h'hahaery
pur.'clpa.eu. tr,,
,,,n duno, TOW p'osFaliltle ihe,uaes tne
iesuSiI BUSINESS nieeahs OF the srand
SonGiaEt az O'CLOCK. ~ ~ the Visitlns
.nu,Ss ~iii pe, utNen aoout me clty III
.o.n. sn.' ..eeI, sls''.'s al the poihts. OF m,
se.es. .oni 70 p VI. tme aHhnai
t.eep.'on 10 vist''ns IeoNs VIII ne he!d
~ ~ .'ls aes,uctce OF very f1h'nent pr
lust 'las'G Hohiihahder W. II. q. HOLE
WHIT, az rh.i HVehue ana E!eVemth
ssiTe.. t, j. ms WI oe gwen Ds me inaies
y. tlui.s'stoi, .s Nv .osnillat,nery ana VIII De