Evening journal., 1904-10-06
Improv.d ordsr q Red Men.


Tuesday night raised up the following
chiofs Prophet, j. oscar Midlam; sach-
em. Howard S. Johnson; senior sycamore,
Charles Prettyman; Junior sycamore, VIII
liam F. Hathaway; warriors. first, w
II. Hun; second. w. j. Jester third, W
W Cohee fourth, Marshal Yeatmann;l
braves, FIRST. Frank ID. Walker; second /
James 4. Scmmerteen; third, J.. Clement
David; fourth, j. Ryan; widows and or
phans committee Edward Midam. san
maps first A. Bacharack; second, George
w. NJ. Grassland; guard Of wigwam. 4
Edward Rutter, guard OF forest r. Green
neld.
There were two adoptions and three
propositions at last nights session. There
were about thlrty-five visitors present
from Potomac Tribe. Baltimore. Nd. Az.
ter the business session there was "a so
eial session and refreshments were served.
Great Sachem william Purks accom-
panied by the following acting great
chiefs, Prophet W, j. Morris, Senior Sag
arnore Frank Lysingers junior. saeamorel
Thomas Maliin Great Sannap Frederick
Evans. Great Keeper OF wampum Frank
M. Smith, Great Guard of Wigwam
Charles kessler Great Guard Of Forest
Cha-les schqferJpan. traned' TO the hunt
ing grounds OF Newark, Tuesday evening
and raised the Chiefs OF NInnehaha Tribe
No. 2s' 9s follows: Prqppct y. NJ. Tweed /.
sacheni Norris n worfelE senior Saga
more, Edward W. cooch; Junior Saga
morns, =. G. Widdoce; sannaps. Morris
West William T. Cullen; Guard of Wig
wan. Daniel Krapf, Gusrd or Forest.
George Cullen; Warriors. Robert Jones.
Hasse,l Euhanks, Harvey Perkins Leslie
p. hill; braves. Frank G. Jester. George
Law. Prank NJ. Luton Lewis Krapf.
Trustee, Leslie Z. Hin; Representative.
Wilmer s. Hill.
larse attendance was present and the
great chiefs were well rpieascd with the
visit Minnehaha is one of the banner
tribes of ;he reservation ana boasis OF a.,
largest meeting room in Delaware.
peputy Great Sachem Charles Mc,n
tire assisted by acting great chiefs as fol
lows; Great Prophet George C. Byron
Great Senior Sagamorc Leonard He SIS
Great Junior Sagamorc-C. A. Cline. Greai
sannaD williamH n. Ferguson. Great Mis-
hcnowa Francis *. Smith Great CHIEF
Of Records Edward McInure raised ths
following chiefs Of Usage Tribe last even.
Ing: sachem. c. r. Perkins. Senior saaa.
more Rorert J. Curry; Junior Sagamorc
WILLARD G. Hobbs. Prophet. ,. A. Hob
son; Sannaps. w. J. Evans. W. j..
shuitz; Warriors. V. f. Buckley. w. rad
elm, \. Sanborn. s. J. Barcus: Bra res
A. Smith. l.. H. Preneau. n. j. Cain.
Aona . Walker; Guard OF wigwam. G
s. Toppin; Guard OF Forest, A. A. WAY.
II Is a pleasure TO the great chiefs TO vis-
Il Usage tribe, as they always ind a
large attendance OF workers present. The
Hnarcial increase OF this tribe has he,n
pleasing this term.
Great Sachem William T. Pd..lss aided
10y the following great chiefs ana acting
great chiefs, Senior Sycamore Frederick
Evans, Great Prophet William J. Norris
Great Ssnnap Frederick N=uf.: Great
hisheneeTa, Charles Kessler, 1.apd Guard
Of the tFrest George Shefernna. Great
Junior saliamore J. c. Barber. raised the
chiefs ef tfattahoon Tribe No. A. last
-ecning 20 tlieir respective stunps as fol-
liws Prorhst c. b. Massey. sacbcm.
William cenrsch; Senior sax more. a.
W. 5a<er; Junior sagan,ors, g. II. IIol-
hs; Sannaps, wv j. Morris. i. <. Smith.
Nalrifr II. H01lis. j. Brown /. q
Rea; Brayes. Oliver, clayton S. J.. -on
!. Hsynnn: Guard af Pores. II. Iaie-
;ord. JoseTn Hankins.