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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-22

Oasis Temple. Charlotte. N C. J. T
Barron, Potentate: T. S. Franklin. Re-
| corder. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S. Liddell
Oriental Temple, Troy. n. Y. Edwin Fl
Miller. Potentate; William " n. S;oweiI
keIoE+'er. Representatives-Elwi H. Mil
Ter, Marcus c. Allen. Perry J. Herrick
James H. Lloyd.
Osiris Temple Wheeling. w. Va. James
B. Mckee. Potentate; Thomas Carnahan,
jr., Recorder. Representatives-w. w. IT.
| win. James B. Mckee. Clark Hamilton. jr.
Osman Temple. st. Paul. MINI. Andrew
| p. Swanstrom Potentate; John W. Owens,
Recorder. Representatives.. W. Cham
berlin, w. l.. Perkins, jr., Henry C. Hope.
Hitler II. Horton.
win G.. Penniman. Potentate; William E.
Husband, Recorder. Representatives-Ed-
win G. Penniman. Frank T. Pearce, Henry
A. Carpenter. George H. Grant.
Pyramid Temple. Bridgeport, Chm.
Jesse B. Cornwall, Potertate; E. Stewart
Sumner. Recorder. Representatives-Jesse
B. Cornwall, J. Reed Topping. Thaddeus B.
Beecher, Carleton E. Hoadley.
Rajah Temple. Reading, Pa. James L.
Rake, Potentate: J. ". Jost, Recorder
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.. Rake, Harry P.
Keiser, J. w. Jost.
Rameses Temple. Toronto. Canada
Henry A. Collins. Potentate; Arthur A. S.
Ardagh, Recorder. representatives.
Henry A. Collins, James Granville.
Sahara Temple. Pine Bluff. Ark. David
J. Mills, PCtentate: John T. Marsh. Re-
corder. Representative-Jchn T. Marsh.
Saladin Temple. Grand Rapids, Mich
Lou B. Winsor, Potentate; Charles E.
Fink, Recorder. Representatives-Lou b.
Winsor. Charles E. Sweet, J. A. Walcott,
Charles e. Fink.
Sesostris Temple, Lincoln, Neb. Alex
ander II. Hutton, Potentate; John A.
Ames, Recorder. Representatives-Alex-
ander H. Hutton, A. E. Moeller. Charles
A. McCloud.
Sphinx Temple, Hartford, Conn. Rial S.
Peck. Potentate; Richard P. Martin. Re-
corder. Representatives-Rial S. Peck,
Frank d. May William G. Simmons.
Syria Temple. Pittsburg. Pa. William
H. Walker, Potentate; Harry l.. Trees.
Recorder Representatives = William s.
Brown, Theodore w. Siemon, Americas v.
Holmes, William H. Walker.
Syrian Temple. Cincinnati, Ohio. Eugene
L. Lewis. Potentate; John II. Dunholter.
Recorder. Representatives = Eugene l..
Lewis. Jacob H. Bromwell, Morris L.
Buckwalter, Allen Andrews.
Tangier Temple. Omaha. Neb. John B.
Rahm, Potentate: s. r. Crickmore, Re
corder. epresentatives-Henry c. Akin,
John B. Rahm, Henry Hardy Philip NJ.
Rose.
Tebela Temple. Rockford Ill. W. H.
Allen, Potentate; Frank s. L. Carter Re-
corder. Representative-W. H. Allen.
Tripoli Temple. Milwaukee. Wis. Ben
jamin T. Leuzarder. Potentate: George T.
Hooley, Recorder. Representatives-Luth
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corder. observation-disclosures l.. Street
L. z. Downham, Preston Belvin.
Aft Temple. Tacoma, Wash. Ira s.
Davidson, Potentate: Richard A. Keter,
Recorder. Representative - Charles S.
Fogg.
Ahmed Temple. Marquette, Mich. Frank
E. Ketchum, Potentate: James Wallace,
Recorder. Representatives - Frank E.
Ketchum, James Wallace.
Aladdin Temple. Columbus. Ohio. John
p. McCune, Potentate: William E. Joseph.
Recorder. Representatives-John p Nc
Cune, William E. Joseph Peter Sells, jr.
- Chymia Temple. Memphis. Tenn. JOS
eph B. Cabel1. f'o,entare; ifi1urnus j. BAR
chus. Recorder. Representative-Harr D.
Wilson.
Alec Temple Savannah. Ca Ernest A.
Cults, Potentate; Robert A. Rowlinski, Re
corder. Representative-Erne A. Cults.
Aleppo Temple. Boston. Mass. A. Frank
Welch. Potentate: Benjamin W. ROwell,
Recorder. Representatives-Benta w.
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ship. Business men. professional men.
politicians. and members OF the artistic
professions have been and still are uumer-
Gus on its rolls.
The official divan OF Mecca is as fol-
lows: Charles A. Benedict. Potentate:
Saram R. Ellison, Recorder, George w.
Millar. James MCGEE, Potentate Benedict.
and Recorder Ellison, representatives to
the Imperial Council: Elmer A. Miller,
Chief Rabban; Henry II. Treher. Assistant
Rabban: Charles II. Heyzer. High Priest;
julie Keen, Oriental Guide: George W. MIL
lar, Treasurer; Saram R. Ellison, Record
er; Frank Donnatin. First Ceremonial
Master; Southrick Hebbard. Second Cere-
monial Master; Marston r. Cockey Direc-
tor; William ii. Jones, Marshal; John Sal
isbury, Captain of the Guard Henry G..
Kimber. Outer Guard: Charles A. Marsh
and William d. Galbraith. Achemist=:
James MCGEE. Andrew II. Kellogg, and
William T. Goundie- Trustees.
The temple has been noted for its hes
pitality and good fellowship. And it is
famous also for making good time for
itself. During the past year the sessions
Of the temple and the social gatherings
under its auspices have been successful
and largely attended
BOumi of baltimore.
DOuui 10 Out Vi tue OiueT
OF the Shriners. having been founded in
1884. 1t has a membership of nearly five
hundred Mobiles in good standing. The
charter members of Boumi were John II.
Miller. ". c. Nickum. w. Fl. KlinesUith.
Eldridge Packhan, George W Starr.
Charles ". Halter, and Thomas McCou-
bray.
Boumi is especially notable at the pres
ent meeting of the Supreme Council as
having been the mother or father of Almas
Temple OF Washington. the host OF the
Council. AS stated in The Times yester-
lay. the Temple of Almas was founded by
members of Boumi, who withdrew for the
purpose.
One of the notable events in the history
II this temple was the originating among
he Shriners Of the wearing OF evening
iress on their official parades At the
at st. Louis in 1886 the entire
3oumi delegation wore evening dress for
he annual parade, and the effect was so
tunning that the custom was immedi-
tely adopted by eleven temples. and has
een one Of the distinguishing features Of
;hriner parades since that time.
Boumi has numbered among its mem
ership many prominent Maryland men.
The official divan for 1900 Is as follows:
'harles E. Siegmund, Potentate: Represen-
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er I. Caufy. William Reckmeyer, George
L HOoleY Charles A Sercamh

er I. Caufy. William Reckmeyer, George
T. Hooley. Charles A. Sercomb.
Yaarab Temple, Atlanta, Ga. Forrest
Adair, Potentate; John R. Wilkinson. Re-
corder. resentative-Forrest Adair.
Zamora Temple, Birmingham, Ala. Clar-
ence E. Meglemay, Potentate: James T.
Meade, Recorder. Representative-New-
ton K. Polk.
Fem Fem Temple, Erie. Pa Peter
Barley. Potentate; William C. Shaw, Re-
corder. Representatives-Peter Barley,
Jay C. Grove. William A. Rupert.
ZenobIa Temple. Toledo. Ohio. Charles
E. Sutton. Potentate; F. G. Jacquet. Re-
corder. Representative-Cliffo Buxton.
Ziyara Temple. Utica. N. Y. Harry ].
Ames, Potentate: A. j. Fierstine. Re
corder. resentatives-Edward Brown
Victor Adams, Harry ]. Ans.
Zuhrah Temple, Minneapolis. MINI. F.
N. Hutchinson. Potentate; H. NJ. Myers
Recorder. Representatives-H. NJ Myers,
John A Schlener, F. NJ. Er.chinson. J. F.
Dobbin.
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tatives to Imperial Council Charles e.
Siegmund. William J. Cunningham. Charles
w. Halter: Trustees, Walter l. Dawkins,
Hy. C. Larrabee. Hy o. Reese; William j.
Cunningham. Chief Rabban: Ed ]. Nab
bett, Assistant Rabban; Jacob Likes. High
Priest and Prophet; John H. Orem. jr.,
Oriental Guide: Charles W. Halter, Treas
urer; John II. Miller, Recorder; J. Edward
Richardson. First Ceremonial Master;
G. A. Albaugh. Second Ceremonial Master;
George \. Mills. Marshal; Charles II. Him.
Captain OF Guard; John W. Guest. Outer
Guard: George W Fletcher. Director;
Charles H. Klemm. jr., First Assistant Di-
rector Richard Kutzleb. Second Assistant
Director E. c. REGISTER. First Alchemist;
Charles II. Winkelmann. Second AlchemiSt;
J. Frank Wilhelm. Captain OF Arab Patrol:
A. B. Houston. Custodian of Parapher-
MALTA: j. B. Schwatka. Keeper OF Exalted
Pass; Walter F. Plummer Herald; William
Dochterman. Past Potentate: Chanters Al
Koran William r. Hall. Lee W. sumner.
Joseph NJ Thatcher. Charles E. Wright.
Charles F. Warner. Perry c. Oreui, j.
Edwin Davis: Finance Committee. George
r. skinner, William Fl. H. Suitzer, Dan j.
Roberts.
Owing to the close proximity of Balti-
more to Washington. Boumi's Mobiles viii!
not come in a body. but will be represented
each day by over 300 fez wearers. nearly
all of whom will be accompanied by ladies,
They will make their headquarters At DR..
C. A. Whites offices in Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. near Fifteenth Street.
The Delegation From Lu Lu.
Lu Lu Temple Of Philadelphia, to the
number of about go Mobiles and ladies' are
installed at the Riggs.
The official divan of the Temple is as
follows: Illustrious Potentate, Francis II.
Hemperley; Chief Rabban. Alexander ].
H. Mackie: Assistant Rabban. James Nc
Garvey: High Priest and Prophet, n. Fer
rec Lightner. Oriental Guide. Walter
Scott: Treasurer. Frederick Leibrandt;
Recorder William Ross: Trustees. Philip
C. ShaffeT and LouiS Weker; Representa-
ti-es TO ths tT:9eT al Council. Ed ID II.
49,. - Ioihrardt ZIP C..
Shafro-. AID Francis n. Hemperiey. r -..-.I.-
C. Shaffer. who is Past Illustrious Po-
teutate OF the Temple. and at present I'M
perial Chief Rabban. is a candidate for
Deputy Imperial Potentate.
Lu LII Temple was founded nearly
twenty years ago. in 1888. Its member
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ems. Thomas r. Morrow. Charles G. Burton.
A. d. l.. Hamilton.
Ballut Abyad Temple. albuquerque. N.
NJ. C. r. Myers. Potentate: Frank Mckee.
Recorder. Representative-Frank Mckee
Ben Hur Temple, Austin. Tex. II. l..
Carleton. POtentate; E. c. Bartholomew,
Recorder. Representative-Fred T. Con-
nery.
Benz Kedem Temple. Charleston. w. Va.
Edward w. Knight. Potentate: Joseph
Ruffner. Recorder. Representative-W. w.
Branch.
Boumi Temple. Baltimore, Md. Charles
e. E:rsn.tt,i.i, nc.an:c.a. Iohn II. Miller
Recorder. Representatives-Char E.
Siegmund. William J. Cunningham, Charles
w. Halter.
Cyprus Temple. Albany. n. Y. Henry
W. Foreman. Potentate: William +.
Fitch. Recorder. Representatives
Thomas ]. Bishop. T. Henry Dumary.
Henry W. Foreman.
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Rowell. A. Franz WEIGH, Fred H. Spring.
Frank w. Bird.
Algeria Temple. Helena. Mont Joseph
j. Hindson, Potentate:- George d. Booker,
Recorder. Representatives. B. Miller.
Alhambra Temple, Chattanooga Tenn
Archibald N. Sloan, Potentate; II. F.
Rogers, Recorder! Representative-Archi-
bald N. Sloan.
AL kader Temple. Portland. Ore. Irving
w. Pratt, Potentate: Benjamin G. White
mouse, Recorder. Representatiye-Doug
lass W. Taylor.
Al Koran Temple. Cleveland. o. Sam
Briggs, Potentate; Sam Briggs, Recorder
Representatives-Wili T. F.obbins.
Philip II. Reese. Neville S. Harris, Henry
w. Stoer.
AL Malaikah Temple, Los Angeles. Cal.
Alonzo b. Cass, Potentate: David E. Bar
clay. Recorder. entatives-Charles
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Damascus Temple. Rochester, N. Y.
George F. Loder, Potentate; John Calder.
Recorder. Representatives, f.
Loder Charles H. Carson. William {.
Smith, Conrad Eckhardt.
Ell Jebel Temple, Denver, Col. John l..
Dixon. Potentate; J. Harry Carson. Re-
corder Representatives-H.W w. Hannum.
J. Harry Carson, Fred c. Ewing. James
H. Barry.
Ell Kalah Temple, Salt Lake City. Utah.
William J. Lynch. Potentate; William 5.
Evans, Recorder. Observation-Disclosures
II. Cunningham.
Ell Kahir Temple Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Frank o. Evans, Potentate; John W.
Geiger, Recorder. Representatives-Edw
I. Alderman, F. o. Evans, w. 1. Everhart,
|. T. Forbes.
Ell Katif Temple, Spokane. Wash. S.
Harry Rush, Potentate; Robert Fl. Greedy,
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only temple in existence. but gradually
branches grew out from the central stem,
being initiated and receiving their dispen-
sations from DR.. Fleming Damascus Tenn
pie at Rochester, ". T.. was the first Of
these offshoots
DIR. Walter VI. Fleming.
DR.. Fleming is still a member Of Mecca
Temple. He is life member OF the I'm
perial Council by virtue of having been
Imperial Potentate. Mecca Temple has in
the past numbered many of New York's
most prominent citizens in its memter-
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@ map this morning indicate that there
will be continuation of fine weather. with
pleasant temperatures. during the whole
period OF the Shriners' annual session in
this CITY,"
Capt Allison Nailor will be one OF the
chief figures Of the day. He is grand mar
shall Of parades and will conduct both the
morning Arab patrol and Supreme Coun-
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Gil event and the evening dress suit pa
rade for the 5000 or more Mobiles of all
stations. 1t is believed that both will
be notable among the parades that the
Capital City has witnessed.
The morning event Will show the
superb mounted Arab patrol of Alnas
Temple. the only mounted patrol in the
world. to the best advantage. The or
ganzation is to be the special escort of
the Imperial Potentate.
Grand Marshal Nailor has issued the
following order relating to the morning
parade:
The parade will consist of an
escort to the Imperial Council. from the
Riggs House to the Columbia Theatre,
the place of meeting. This parade is to
be of spectacular nature and will be
participated in by the Arab patrols only.
Members of the staff mounted, wearing
the prescribed costume, viz. black cuta-
way coat, black vest. black necktie. white
duck pants, black top boots or black shoes
with black leggins. and fsz, with dark blue
saddle cloths trimmed with yellow. will
report to the chief of staff, in Fourteenth
Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and
F Street on the morning of May %, at $50
o'clock sharp, and on the evening of the
same day at Fifteenth and X Streets at
Gas O'Clock sharp for assignment 10 duty.
The following details are herewith an
nounced:
Members of the staff will be detailed to
attend to the Imperial Council and the
several patrols, to see that they arrive
at the place of formation on time and
move OFF promptly as soon as the preceding
sub division has attained proper distance:
after which they will report to the grand
marshal and take their proper positions
on the staff.
"Formation.-The Arab patrols are not
restricted as to their formation or move
ments on the march so long as they do
not delay or retard the progress CT the
parade.
THE parade will form in X Street hear
Farragut Square, right resting on Sew
enteenth Street, and the several Arab pa
trolls constituting the escort of the I'M
perial Council will repair to the places
hereinafter designated on the morning Of
May %, and report to the chief of staff
promptly at S:45 a. m
The evening parade is one of the even
ing dress suit functions that have made
the Ancient and Arabic order famous. 1t
is not usual sight to see 5000 men march
down Pennsylvania Avenue in evening
suits to the accompaniment of dozen
bands and a flame of six tons of illumi
mating powder. II is especially requested
that every Noble in the city tonight will
take part in this parade.
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seventies. They were both Masons of
high degree. DR.. Fleming thirty third
degree and Mr.. Florence thirty second de-
gree Or. Fleming besSsa. tie Ess.= AZ
perial Potentate OF the order and held
that position for twelve years. continuing
at the same time for seventeen years
Potentate OF Mecca Temple.
Fer two or three years after the founding
of Mecca Temple, by the initiation of high
degree Masons of New York, 1t was the
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fs probable that the Mobiles of the Ancient
and Arabic order never had a more in
dustrious day.
Prophecy of Good Weather.
The weather will be fine, or SO at least
Weather Prophet Willis G. Moore prom
Uses. It will be bright all day and will do
all 1t can to facilitate the rush of events.
Mr.. Moore makes this special prophecy for
the benefit of the Shriners:
Il have the pleasure of informing you
that the conditions as shown by the wealth
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-22
THE SHRINERS' BUSY day
Programme Crowded With Import
ant and Interesting Events.
From Sunrise Till Midnight the
Mobiles Will own the City-Parades.
Bnnquets. Fireworks. Trolley
Rides. Examinations. and Rccep-
tfOns-Session Of Imperial Council.
TUESDAY. MAY -

$50 a. m.-Carriases will be in waiting at C
Street entrance to Riggs House for Imperial Pc
tentate, officers, Past Imperial potentates. aud
Representatives. who will he escorted TO place OF
formation of the morning parade.
s;;5 a. m.--All Arab patrols, acting as escort
10 the Imperial Council. will report to their re-
spective stations published in orders.
$500 a. m.-The parade OF Arab patrols, escort
ing the Imperial Potentste and members of the
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]. Willett, Alonzo B. Cass, Walter C. Dur
gin.
Almas Temple, Washington. d. c. Frank
H. Thomas, Potentate; George H. Walker.
Recorder. Representatives-Fran H.
Thomas. Harry Stamford, George H.
Walker, Edwin B. Hay.
Antioch Temple. Dayton. o. George NJ.
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THE IMPERIAL COUNCIL.
Roster of General md Temple OF
Hcers Throughout America.

hcers throughout America.
The following roster of the Mystic
Shrine contains the names and ranks of
the general officers for the present year,
and full history of the eighty one
Temples throughout the United States
and Canada. with their locations and their
officers. 1t will be seen that every large
city in the Union has Temple. Their
membership varies from So, in Karnack
Temple. Montreal. to 1896 in Mecca Tenn
pie, New York City. Only one or two
Temples have less than 200 members,
and the average is in excess of 500. The
directory is corrected to date.
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Smart, Potentate: John R. Fletcher. Re-
cordeT. Representatives-John R. King,
George w. Heathman, Jesse R. Lindemuth
Arerat Temple, Kansas City Mo- Joseph
D. Ravens. Potentate; Harry II. Allen Re-
corder. Representatives-Josep D. Hav-
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WILL BE IMPERIAL PoTENTATE

Lou b. WinsOr, of Saladin Temple,
Michigan, Slated for Position.
Lou B. Winsor. of Saladin Temple, Grand
Rapids and Reed City, Mich, representa-
tive to the Imperial Council and Imperial
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for supremacy within the party. and one
side or the other VIII be- defeated.
Mr.. Lewis Position.
Mr.. Lewis is Ia the East. but Ls expect
ed home soon ana q Is believed viii lend
himself heartily 90 the movement 10
make Mr Go8win the national delegate
AR Lewis Is stin Mt Harris impiacshle
enomy This : known 10 every Demo
cratic ward worker in the city. Mr. Lewis.
it rs said. viii never n he can permit MT
Hart 20 ho elected national committee
mah.
Many Democrats, however. seriously
question MIR. Lewis probable influence tn
the nght between the Goodwin and the
Hart forces II IS said that, having
great interest IN the matter himself 10
VIII ho wise 90 Keep his hands OF the big
nght
Democrats who have no particular IN
terest IN the fight are. however OF the
opinion that judged by his record. Mr..
Lewis will not attend strictly 10 his own
contest. Sat will participate IN the other
fight. The Hart men are prepared FOR
this. they say. They express confidence
in being ahle 90 win against the whole
combination including Judgc Moore Mr.
Mcdonald, MI Goodwin and their allies.
----~-----~
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Tuo-Pece Suits.

50 patterns Of Fancy CheViot and
Neat worsted Suits al N00 and up TO
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A week al 20 we mentioned n special
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Tomorrow We are ready with fifty
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Special Enamel Bed
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Topcoats for Boys.

A very ane assortment Of styles. al
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Imported and Aneri-
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We are now showing for the FIRST
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new line OF American Dress Cling
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A new line Of Scotch GinEhans. IN
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,-N before the contest IL settled as be-
. ..sss MI Hart and Mr., GodRln. one of
sFeA1est political battles ever known
- y .ne history ~ KING county Democracy
~ e fought out, MIR. Goodwin VIII have
~ man supporters Judge Moore. Al
~ seitle, CorWin 3 shank. William
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ne majority OF tAese men we're opposed
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