The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-11

stein. Greenv,lle, Missouri 9. D. Hail,
st. Louis: w. II. Mackay (alt) Ne.
brsska. w. r. Morse talt0. Clarks. New
Hampshire. C. Hutchins. North Strait
ford New jersey, George u. Tooker,
Demarest: Sidney Farrar. Paterson,
New York. John Magill. Brooklyn; Henry
Sanders. New York; w. F. Ryan. Mica
North Carolina. p. G. Carlton. StatesviiloI
\. i. Shaw. Ohio. AZ II. Levagood. Ely.
ria: Charles Haucls. Cincinnati. Pennsyl-
vnnia. II, W, Allison. Allentown: sam-
pel Cliff (alt) Rhode Island. J. D. Car-
Providence. South Carolina, ]. ]. yer-
non. MILFORD; NJ r. Kennedy. Charles
ton. Tennessee. Tom W. Neal, Dyers-
burg: r, S, Fletcher taltl Texas. Monts
J. Moore. Cameron; G.. W. Robinson.
Cold Spring; r: w Hudson, Pearsall.
ginia. ". s. Holland. onancock: r. r.
Pren,iss. Suffolk. West Virginia. r L.
Alexander, Parkersburg. Wisconsin, ].
p, Mcguire and j. NJ. #. Kummel.
ELECTED WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Considerable interest Is being mani-
tested in the election OF officers. It maY
now be positively stated that ex-Governor
Sheppard. Of South Carolina, will be
elected Supreme Dictator without oppo-
sition.a
In the report OF yesterday It was stated
that there would be a lively contest
amIner. This is an error. The reference
was TO another order In session here.
and WAS by mistake incorporated In tha
| report OF tho Knights OF Honor.
Notes of the Meeting.
Judge A. r. Savage, OF the Supreme
Court OF Maine, chairman OF the Cons
| mittee on Laws. who was absent wnea
Is now in attendance upon the sessions.
Judge Clarke II. johnson, OF the su.
preme Court Of Rhode Island, who vas
also absent. was expected here last
night.
Preventative from North Carolina. suffered
a painful accident from runaway morse.
and !s unable to to be present, Gaph1a ara
| in his place. Captain Shaw was tho
grand dictator of North Carolina for six
years. and did very faithful and af siriG G NJ
office He Is now In the hotel business
at Drake's Branch, Va
Mr.. Monroe NJ. Hill, representative, from
| Georgia, left Richmond TN 1864 for Atlanta,
| and this is his first visit TO his OLD n4 me
! since that faraWay date, lie is y hativel
| OF this city and was connected with somey
| of the old newspapers of Elchmonn. falI
| about three years he was deputy tG[1ne1
man OF the Richmond DispatGn ne e,o ~
now foreman OF large printing onlce
in Atlanta
Another old Rchmonder who Is coming
back home with the knights is Colonel
Thomas J. APpleyard, OF Lake Elty, Ell ID
What Is best known Of Golons A Abspt
r rs .o,d iasae Of tie Morning News q
say a. good word for, Colonel Thomas ,,,, J;
A 4 pgoSs Back * to his native tty 6 Rich,
mond. Va, as delegate to the Supreme ne
Lodge Knights Of Honor position yaf tM we
e eifs Of tn the Uniform Rank In Flogdaas
and as secretary az tsa eo for years. ears
S Pc ss a become ese one Of the best known
and an mt most popular men in. the State AZ
K s ,ps e A. en and wa ae amons
~ ~ a hrav Jest Of the boy soldiers Of that
day, After the war no was q printer n
ussst,@ Ga WEE wfs Ts Fl Sf thirty
pe esse''t nso. and I have known him ever
i since and can testify that his big body
encases biE e. h eaes back ns is Fun Of Years
Ind 1s bon ana 1 to Visit the scenes Of his
Youth YOU and renew old friendships, Ana
ne f ear isf T' Dozen or r more smart ehh.
Garren nls Ha AiIceMwho is we'll known in
our literary circles L., as yeHbns WTleeS
of verse and prose win a nflsh. 'u'u's'
Alou Ben Adhem.
Il o.. II, viii hold its regular meeting to-
4 Ing, Ninth and Broad Streets, The elec-
ton of officers and other important mats
Past I't Grand Master G. IT. Brownlee. Of
louisiana. who is here attending the ses.
sion Of the knights OF Honor. VIII pay
4 the lodge visit.
IAll Odd-Fellows visiting the ,,G'ty are
cordially invited to meet with this lodge
tonight
Many Beverages
are SO vastly improved by the ADDED
Il richness impaired by the Lse Of Borden'a
Eaple Brana Condensed Milk, The Eagle