Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-19

military post at the gateway to the orient;
Dy steamer on the bay-that large haroor
where the navies and merchant marine or
all nations of the globe can find safe shell
ter. and where at all times may be seen
nundreds OF vessels OF all descriptions rid
| Ing In the stream or moored to the wharves
or In movement upon its surface. On this
Day excursions Will be made to ferpa
Buena Island and its naval training school,
70 Aicatraz Island, with Its frownlng Ioru-
hcatfOn and military prison, and to Mare
Island naval station, with Its shlpyard ana
arsenal. Visits will be made to the Union
iron works, where battle ships and cruisers
nave peen constructed that nave mace
american skill ana Workmanship Inc ao-
mlration of the civilized world. -,
AT the time of the conclave there Will
dtso pe great naVal demonstration ny az -
OF the government vessels In the harpof.
Inc Mysto Shrlners OF washington were
greatly pleased with the marked success at
tending their annual celebration OF SAINT
Falrlck Gay. Inc a.tenuahce was tne
idrses. IN the history OF the SHRINE, anu ~
cIuaed many viAtofs from hTisnpolins
snrlnes especially from Acca OF Rlchmohu.
Inc Acca ueiegauon was heaoeu ny lase
ioeenta,e oui,iins il1lu' "ho 10 ~.usiy ~
iualn.ea m Wasmngt9n ana mas sene taai
.liiies V's,teu Xmas ne - Te.S 49,
tanning eiocuuonst ana eXceneht sinse..
ne sang ne bloe anu .re Glay a. MI II
was commodIous' every person pres . De
ing seateo. mere w9s NJ noeioe VI ~
ing room ouy' whicn mas not u1 e. ny
case az any preceoihs Saint la.Il N.n, 10y
pdHquet ol Aniias. liners atS iuahs -, 80
a. p .ioa D o ~ on,,,,oittaas
III Lo.eli'a.e p s Tie aiu .,Is en- this
III charge VI lioo Heterogeneous ioi ~
| session. ,>,,,.,. Do
IN ms advance ho,ice " 'he MUMMY
'eiro.1 DEN . is , sou hoor 70 inform, vo,,
win much pleasure peg " inao,n ~ ~ su ~
e.at o"ihs " ene IN 1 ne a,.,or,, ~
uIsposai IN ne .>a1 hn.a LIZ 70 sorve the
iahsemen.s ia.e nes I'll iii eli af ~ WehS
uaIque' ~ tne Ia sc -. r,,,orv at which
lnston Light manly M. e. III No
place there WIN oe alilie loo, ~, aad ,ot
croWdlng Oh any nihu III, 80 ,, ~ of oil
rear d sIanu iusii ~ otantata MORE
t .nose p lsse. 49,. .tn ero,,,isas
thah carried ou. iIs +. o' us 10 tho bect IN
Inc panque. was aiso oi.e oi,ns, eranent
the feature OF speahlis -. n.,ad h;s ron
Instory. Eowil %. It, Geo. and after
utation as presume osoes aA of Con-
o'iiSi SpeahI q civ 81 Er,ns Who 10
SUI SIeneiai uleniS ~ 49, - Cbattanoo
member OF Alhamora iei npn.t -, pa n w
ga, Tenn:: Past 1rahu Mas'ei 80 Tan,nie
Duke OF virginia, l,opie u ,1io6a,d Snptt
OF Richmond. and Admiral Wlnnela Scoa,
Schiey, VINO Is one u lie i,.oo. oa,,s,d
members or Aimas Ienple, We zoo, Shrine
cred TO be OF msh oroeI. ne nooa "a, Iii
celebration mas passeu nv n 49, baet
long De regarded as one VI 1Aiii
,,...- oa,o of parfeo-
tioii' NO l. "A: "a p. =. IL, no #oars of the
circular showing the me Vi o inceiS o " tho
lodge and the degree teams IN eacii oi tne
degrees conferred under It's JulisuIct .'ol.
The circular opens with a declaration ma ma,
The bodies of the Ancient ana Aecepteo
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry' sitting IN me
Valley of Washington, orient OF tue Dise,,o
of Columbia, acknowledge ana ylelo alie-
gieance to the Supreme Councll OF 1he lhii-
ty-third Degree for the Southern Masonic
Jurisdiction of the United States OF Amer
lea, whose see is at the Grand Orient OF
Charleston, in the state of South Carolina
The present officers of Mithras are as fol-
lows: Venerable master, Henry r. Evans;
senior warden Elmer E. Simpson; junior
warden Jacobus s. Jones; orator, Samuel
Hart. almoner Louis Goldschmidt secre
tary. John H. Olcott: treasurer, Allison
NaiIor, ir; expert, Franc E. Sherry;
sistant expert Francis A. Sebring; master
of ceremonies, E. George Lind; captain of
the guard. j. Archibald Bailey; tiler and
raaster of fine wardrobe James Fl. Trirnble;
musical director Ellis F. Frost; trustee,
Alexander McKerichar.
The team of Mithras Lodge in the four
it confers. is as follows: Venerable master.
William I. Royden: senior warden, Allen
Russius. iunior warden. DR.. E. George
Lind: orator. Samuel Hart; master of cere-
T. cimrson. assistant expert. Franc. E..
Sbeir,.. cantain of the host J Archibald
'aiieS'
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who for many wears was prominently iden-
tifed with the publishing interests of this
country as we'll as military and Masonic
AFFAIRS died at his home In Brooklyn He
was business manager of a number of pub
lica tions Mr.. King was born at Middle
town on October 1 1871 where as
for vo,,inteers in the civil war and enlisted
In fbe 1Stn Regiment of New York Infan-
trv He served until the reg. ment was dis
handed when he re-enIisted entering the
1Sitb New York as ,ieutenant' Al the close
Of the campaign he was acting hdiutant of
his regiment. He passed unharmed through
ali the Campaigns of the Army of the Pc
one of the last shots fired in tbe battles
hafora Richmond directly hefore tic sur
render His injury confined him to the hos
nitai for many months after the close Of the
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