The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-26
Grand Aerie Trial Committee Finds
ouartette Guilty and Expells
Them From the
Order.
IOWA LODGE WINNER
Davenport Team Captures the Biggest
Prize in tho Grand Parade at
The Convention Of
the Eagles.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.--The follow
ing awards We're made for competi-
tions in the Eagles parade yesterday:
Glass B-Davenport, la. only prize,
$3.50.
Glass Milwaukee. first prize,
$500; Kansas City, second, $500; FL
gin, Ill. third, $1oO.
Class kansas City, first prize;
$500; Davenport, Ia, second. SIPS;
Milwaukee, third, $75.
Glass G-Kansas City, only prize
5000.
Glass indianapolis, first prize.
$3.50; Milwaukee, second $500; Day
ton. third $500; Pittsburg. fourth.
$3.50.
Glass I--San Francisco, first prize,
$3.50; Dayton, second 500.
Glass J-California, first prize,
500; Collinsville, H., second, SIS;
s100; Englewood. H., second, $75;
Indianapolis, third $50.
4 Glass Springfield, first prize,
| 500: Englewood, ILL.,, second. s75;
/ Fort ScOlt, tnlrd, $oU.
j Granite City, III won tho prize of
4 $3.50 for the floass
!, The awards in classes not mention
4 ed were net given out yesterday ow.
ing to credentials not being present
4 ed to the committee by the teams
s; contesting. Sc
The trial committee of the Fra
: ternal Order of Eagles. after forty
eight hour session, reported to the
grand aerie convention at the Olym
pic Theatre yesterday afternoon ;
finding Of guilty in the case OF thu
four men charged with discrepanc!
in the handling of the orders none.
in the purchasing of supplies On
viva voce vote the men We're expelle,
from the grand aerie, and the tria
committees work ended With the es
pulsion of the men comes the creates
triumph of the administration @
: President Frank L. Herring and tn
!, elimination of the reform moyemen
I brought about by Herring and Thee
! dore A. Bell of California.
Edward Krause, one of them e,
to the circuit court yesterday for a
injunction. restraining the gran
, aerie from eXpelling him and the otl
: ers. He later reconsidered this NOV,
according to report, thinking the tris
committee favored him. His attorne
. \ lScr AL
to file the petition The sheriff's 0
!. fee was, instructed TO pfeAsare I
: serve the papers on one of the OFF
GERS of the grand aerie, but the pet
tion was not filed.
The expelled men, all former gran
officers, will not, according to repor
take the matter up with the court
j. but will ask for a rehearing by th
grand aerie. They are not e1pelle
from the order and will get the
death and sick benefits as usual 1t
,e expected that their local aeries wi
IS make the appeal for them and tt
K cases may be revived at next year
d convention.
1T The trial committee when first b
le fore the convention at the Olymp
N theatre yesterday afternoon, reporte
ut finding that three of the men be e
rs PEELED. These were Edward Kraus
lie of Wilmington, Del, Martin Gray
New Haven, Conn, former graz
treasurer, and Thomas Hayes of N
wark, N j., former grand truste
q Krause was grand worthy preside
before Herring. The committee lie
the case of Bernard j. Monaghan
- Philadelphia former grand trustee,
the Grand Aerie. After the wa 80
vote had expelled the first thre
members from all parts of the h;
d arose to make motion to oust Mona
10 han
-. Senator Thomas f. Grady of NJ
: York, grand vice president, was
the chair in the place of Preside
Herring Herring being one of t
prosecutors. Grady gave the floor
~ one of the motion makers. and
au vote Monaghan was expelled.
hs Monaghan and Krause were bt
lis nrosa,,+ 81 +bo tr;al and a,9+a,. ~
present at lne lrlal anu dlleT III
expulsion had nothing to say. Earl
in the day Monaghan and Krause /
testified in their own behalf and
a filed objections to the iurisditS,on
ras the Grand Aerie to try them. ella
Elk, ing that it was a duty of their 10
a aeries and not the national organ
tion.