The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

dell and Mai Gen. A. Med. Mccook of
Kansas; Capt. Charles z. Putnam and
Capt. William I. Rigby. OF Iowa; MAJ.
John s.. Barstow, OF Vermont, and MAJ.
Henry @. Hicks, of Minnesota.
Those present from the Indiana Com
mandery were:
Capt. II. c. Adams, indianapolis; Capt.
W. n. Armstrong. Indianapolis; DIR. Geo. +.
dianapolis; Capt. Joseph Balsley; Tapt.
David Z. BEEN, Spencer; Maj. Hervey
Bates. Indianapolis Capt. Silas Baldwin,
Indianapolis; Hon. John =. Cockrum, In
dianapolis; Capt. Elder Cooper, Evansville;
Gen. James r. Carnahan. Indianapolis;
George NJ. Cobb. Muncie; Col. Wm. N.
Cavins. Bloomfield; Capt. D.. W. Comstock.
Richmond; Capt. j. e. Cleland. ladtanap-
oils; Gen. Samuel NJ. Compton, lnd'anar-
oils; Capt Thomas ]. Cook, INDIANAPOLIS;
Capt. Henry Campbell. Charlottesville;
Capt. Thomas J. Charlton, Plainfel6; Capt.
John w. Cooper, Indianapolis; Col. John @.
Clark, Capt Carroll b. carr
indianapolis: Or. Geo. r. Chittenden. An
derson; Capt. j. +. Cravens. Indianapolis;
Capt Allen III. Dougall, Fort Wayne; Dr.
s. l.. Ensminger. Crawfordsville; DR.. stan
ley w. Edwins. Elwood; oliver T. -nsley,
indianapolis; Col. ID. y. Foster, Fort
Wayne: Capt. A. G. Ford. Terre Haute;
J. r. Fesler, indianapolis: J. w. Fesler,
indianapolis. Sanford Fortncr. Indisnan-
oils: Rev. M. l.. Haines indianapolis; Maj.
Chas. l.. Hoistein. lni'anipnlis: r. y.
Hawkins, indianapolis: Cart William T.
nay NdiQ, 1huicudDDllSs 'r1Dl. Cdiluct -.
Hornbrook. Evansville. Comman Ter 5 =
Gillett, Evansville; S. f. cray; VIM. p.
Heron; Rev. Thomas Jones. Sullivan; Capt.
Charles Kahlo. Indianapolis; Capt. John l..
per, Muncie; Capt. James G. Knox, La
doga; Capt. Thomas H. Kirby, Muncie;
A. A. Knapp, Indianapolis; Capt. ]. ID.
Le.ghty, Indianapolis; Henry w. Long, In
dianapolis; Capt. James T. Layman. In
dianapolis; Capt. James H. s. Loves, In
Rfannnn1f-. 70 Dfahnr1 = InaCnn FL
wood; Capt. Horace Mckay, Indianapolis;
Gen. George L. McGinnis, Indianapolis;
Samuel d. Miller; Commander G.. v. Men
zies. Mount Vernon; Capt. VIM. r. MYERS,
Anderson; Hon. w. H.. III. Miller, Indian
apolis; Rev. II. G. Meserve. Indianapolis;
Alfred NJ. Ogle, Indianapolis; Maj. James
yer. Indianapolis: Col. Oran Perry, In
dianapolis; Charles ID. Pearson; Capt. Jas.
ID. Parvin, Evansville; AdJutant b. 3. Peck,
Indianapolis; William b. Poland, Wash
ington. Ind; Capt. !. H. c. Royse. Indian
apoiis: Maj. w. ]. Richards. indianapolis;
Gen. Irwin Robbins. Indianapolis; Lieut..
Ryan; Col. 4. A. smith, indianapolis; Geo.
w Sloan. Indianapolis; Capt III. W. Tute-
wiler. Indianapolis; Capt. John z; Vonght.
F fhahaRhpc' Col. if + 4. w inHmaS 1~ndiana mois:
DIR. g. V. Woollen. Indianapolis: Henry l..
Wallace: Indianapolis; Bishop John Hazen
White, Michigan City; Charies A. Wlllard,
Muncie: DR.. Henry M. Winans. Muncie;
A. A. Wilkinson. Indianapolis; Gen. Lew
Wallace. Charlottesville; DR.. Stephen j.
Young, Terre Haute.
LITTL BUSINESS DONE.
The sessions of the Commandery-in-chief,
which were held during the day In the
Senate chamber of the ~Statehouse, were
private and related to matters pertaining
to the order. The session came to a close
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the
visiting delegates called in a body on Gen.
Harrison, at his residence.
At 5 O'Clock the Indiana Commandery
held a short session and elected Professor
De Motto, of Valparaiso, j. III. s. Lowell,
James w. Tutewiler and Silas Baldwin, Of
Indianapolis, to the first class original de-
gree of the commandery. and Albert II.
Davis. of Bedford, Harry G.. Meserve,
James w. Fesler, John L. Ketcham, jr.,
and Garrett Il. Ryan, of Indianapolis, to
the tirst-class inheritance degree of the
order.