Evening journal., 1904-04-05

mHsr Inc Visit 10 AndaSthNh
@&vAs III Tribe. No. A. last Satur-
Nsde( day night was appreciated
XTA by the great chiefs as they
-lA&&t~ are received with well
come that assures them
that their visit Is one Of pleasure 10
the members. This tribe is composed
OF the best citizens Of Newport and
vicinity and boasts OF owning It's own
wigwam. of "a good healthy member
ship and q large wampum belt 10 pro-
vide for the sick and afflicted. Great
Sachem William 7. Purks was assisted
by the following great chiefs and act-
ing great chiefs: Great Senior Saga
more Charles McIntlre. Great Junior
Sycamore Frank Lysinger Great Pro-
phet Clarence l. Muslin. Great Sannap
Fred Neutz. Great Mishenewa Fred
Evans. Great Keeper Of Wampum Rob-
ert II. Hanna. Great Guard Of Wig
wan Charles Kessier Great Guard OF
Forest George Schefferman. The fol-
lowing chiefs were raised up: Prophet,
William HAIL. sachem, Harry Baldwin;
senior sycamore. Thomas Gilbert; jun
ior sycamore, II. A. Dempsey; chief OF
records. l.. c. Vandegrift; collector OF
wampum, 4. w. Young; keeper OF
wampum, d. II. Bayne first sannap,
/. L. Young; second sannap, Howard
Mahan; warriors. John Cunningham,
Francis McClarey. Wilbur Bickling,
William Mark; braves Everett Hug
gins; Merritt Cummings, John Lyman,
w. T. Sturat; guard OF wigwam, w
]. Stewart; guard Of forest, Thomas
Draper.
The Great Chiefs.
great senior sycamore, James b. Os-
borni great junior sycamore, Frank
Lysinger; great prophet. Clarence l.
Muslin; great chief Of records. Edward
McIntire; great keeper Of wampum. j,
c. Barber; great sannap, Fred Neu,z
great guard Of wigwam. Charles Kes-
sled; great mishenewa and Fred
Evans Wis ted Hopockohacking Tribe.
No. II. and Minqua Tribe. No. s. last
evening and found both tribes alive to
the interest Of the order and both in a
prosperous condition financially and
numerically. Both tribes are adopting
palefaces nearly every meeting night,
and while they have paid out consider
able wampum for sickness during the
past term they show decided increases
and are well able to take care OF the
needy ones
The chiefs Of HopockohaclSing Tribe
were raised as follows last evening.
Prophet. II. B. Yeasy: sachem. r. l..
Moore; senior sycamore, n. T. Devlne,
junior sycamore Willis Clothiur: chief
OF records, j. II. w. Foliansbee; keeper
Of wampum Joseph Brooks; first SAN
nap, A. II. Craig. second sannap, A.
NJ Craig; warriors, A. W. Shaw, T. w.
Alexander L. f. Quincy Il. B. pyle:
guard OF forest, Charles Kessler; guard
Of wigwam, John c. Cleaver.
The chiefs OF Minqua Tribe were also
raised as follows: Sachem, Alex. Toll
mle; senior sycamore. Paul w. Taylor;
lprophet, Robert F. Bromwell. junior
sycamore. Leonard White; chief OF rec
ords, John White, Jr.; assistant chief
of records. Samuel +. Hall; keeper of
wampum. Joseph c. connor: first SAN
nap. Charles Wilcox; second sannap.
James 5. White; guard Of wigwam,
Jeremiah cauffmani guard Of forest.
George Stouti warriors. John NJ. Fer
rier Clarence White. F. A. Stover. w.
r. Bush; braves. William II. Duncan
Otis o. Ellis, Charles F. Atkinson
Louis ]. Lingo. Jr.; trustees, George
Stout, Henry Reed. Robert +. Bron.
well; widows and orphans committee
James Everett, William II. Duncan
Clarence White.
From reports received by the grea
chief Of records a very large increasl
is indicated in the several tribe
throughout the State.