Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-26
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PHILADELPHIA.S "FESTIyAL DAY.
WASHINGTONIANS PARTICIPATING,
FITZGERALD AHEAD IN THE WALK.
ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY IN FRANCE.
THE BK.CENTENNIAL.
WashingtOnians in Philadelphia.

THE BK.CENTENNIAL.
WashingtOnians i'm Philadelphia.
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-DISTRICT OARSNES-THE
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB-THE CAPITAL CITY
| GuARDS-LADIES AND BRIDAL PARTIES.
| Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26-"It is the greatest
crowd l ever saw in Philadelphia" said an old
hotel man to THE STAR correspondent last eve-
| ming. alt beats any day OF the Centennial Why,
there were fully 10000 strangers in town to-day,
| and Tomorrow 1t Will be worse 1t is almost i'm.
possible TO find Philadelphia man in the crowds
city.
| ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON KNIGHTS
-, special train from Washington, arriving lit
delegation OF Knights Templar from Washing ton,
Columbia and Potomac Communicates. on the
same traln was squad OF rollicking, merry
| hearted Columbia boat club boys, who have come
over TO make the Columbia crews "hit her UP" In
the races this afternoon. Members of De M6lay
Commandery, No 4. of ashington. arrived here also
yesterday afternoon Washington is represented
today in the knights Templar parade, In the boat
! Washington and Potomac Communicates held
places IN the first division and De Molay comman-
following Washington Knights were I'm line:
| washington Commandery No. 1.-Wm. q. Brock,
eminent commander; A. NJ. ,Tubman, captain
senior warden; John H. Brough, Junior warden
John ,Keyworth, treasurer: ii. Harvey Hazard.
recorder; J.. w. Cromwell, standard bearer:
orange s. Firman, sword bearer; John H. Olcott,
Jones, second guard; Martin Hebner. third guard; ;
Boyd, VIM: J. Stephenson; Sir Knights Jas 4.
Boteler. VIM II. Butler, George A. Bartlett
JAS: JAS; s. Davis Theo. .: beMoll' John W: Drew,
French. Albert F. Fox, VIM. H. Garges, Robert II.
Graham, Jos. Gawler, Samuel j. Haislett, Lem H.
Johnson, Jas W. Kemp, Jno. I. S. ioane, c Z. c
Myers, Arthur A. Nauck, Chas. G. Nauck, Chas I.
Nutze, W; Harry Olcott, Chas: II. Payne, Fred A.
| p Suter, Henry K. Simpson, Chas. A. Stockett
Columbia Commandery No. "A. T. Longley,
eral; w. R. speare generalissimo; f. H. Chamber
lain, senior warden; DIR. VIM. Pitts, recorder;
&c; f. c; Elmore, standard bearer: VIM. +; Eord,
ser, 9uarrermaster; NJ: V. Casey, guard; II. A.
Arnold, 7. P. Munlx, VIM H. Miller, F. D. New
man, s. C. Palmer, b. F. Lsrcombe, j. K. Hoskns,
r. Rose, S. H. Merrill John n Smith, John VINO
Knight, c; W. Worrell, Geo. b. Hansell, NJ. F. Mar
c. Klrkwood, II. C. Jones, Jos Birch, GEO. LunIey.
j. Ii. Small, sir knights
Eminent Commander; Sir Knights j. A. Rawlings,
Birch, J. II Ball. Chas Brunl. c W. Mattingly,
A. Sh1nn, w. II. Hoover, Jos. Libbey
DeMolay Commandery-E +. Lawson, eminent
oehnm G
WS. Roose, treasurer; Thos. .Somervie. senior war
den; Robert Davidson, Junior warden 7. +. Ham,
Prime. e. A sheehan, ". N. johnson, VIM. Il.
Hoover, W. I. Birch, S. S. CoggIns, E. G. Wheeler,
radis, j. II. Walker w. J. Lown, w. /. Jackson. j.
Miller, w. b. Gray.
WHERE THE KNIGHTS ARE CHARTERED.
DeMolay COmmandery, No. 4, have headquarters
the Girard, Potomac Commandery at the Ashland
mouse, and Columbia Commandery at the Hotel
Lafayette. The Communicates expect to return
tomorrow night. The knights are well pleased
with their trip and with the courtesies Of their
Philadelphia fraters. Tonight and tomorrow
Bayliss, or ST. Johns Commandery, OF Providence,
K J., came to Philadelphia as guest OF WASH
lngton Commandery and paraded with them.
LADIES WITH THE KNIGHTS.
Mr. A. C. Schneider and lady also came as guests
with Washington Commandery. A number OF the
knights are accompanied by their wives. Among
Mrs ' DeMo 1 MRS Wm Sre ED e. bennisea lase
G. Dietrich, Mrs. j. H. Johnson, Mrs. W. H.
Hoover, Mrs. c: II. Payne, Mrs. Henry WeX, Mrs.
Prime.
BRIDAL PARTIES
Two bridegrooms marched with Washington
COMMUNICATIONS. Orange Firman and Henry
Wex the words which made them benedicts having
been said In Washington, Tuesday evening" Mr..
j. Henry Small who was married couple OF weeks
ago, and who is now on his wedding trip, fell
into ranks here with Columbia Commahdery.
THE WASHINGTON BOATING MEN.
There is quite colony Of Washington boating
men here, and the result OF the races this after
noon is watched with much interest The
Columbia four-the same redoubtable four that
won The EVENING STAR cup-are looked upon by
the Columbia boys as sure winners OF the four
oar shell race, and they are regarded very
are to row against them. "Why, we will have
Walk-OVer," said natty little gentleman wear
ing Columbia badge, to The STAR man. Don't say
regard our crew as the best four in the country,
except the Hillsdales. think they could beat the
Htllsdaes, as that crew stands now" Most of the
interest or the Washington boating men centers
In the fOuroared race. which will be rowed at half
past O'Clock. The Columbias Will have as competi-
and four from the Crescent club, OF this city.
The Columbia fcur-Nute, stroke; Kintner, 8;
Davis, z, and NeSmth, bOW-have been rowing on
the Schuylkill since Monday, having their boating
quarters at the University OF Pennsylvania boat
show themselves worthy OF the confidence which
the club repOSe In them. 1t was the talk among
the boating men today that the Crescent four
entered in the four-oar gig race Some OF the Co
lumbia boys thought that the fine rowing OF the
Washington four had discouraged the Crescents
The most sanguine OF the Columbias do not pre-.
dict victory In the eight-oar race, which will be
rowed row as half-past four O'Clock this afternoon.
sole competitor the Metropolitan Club OF New
York. The Columbia eight Is composed OF Mute,
4; Nesmith, 3; Wallacn, 2; Lake, bow, and Glib
son, coxswain. The crew have had little practice
CogeCner, ana thelr opponents are more expert |
enced In "eights" than in anything else. The pro-
gram arranged by the Washington boys is that |
they will dine between the four-oar and the eight
oar race at the old Mulberry house, near the |
course
Among the members OF the Columbia Club here, |
besides the crews, are MeSSrS Coon, Williams. Cof-
Nm, buckingham, Harry, Lem and Len Towers, |
Berthr9ng, Johns, Rothrock. McFalls, Ward, Ken |
RRsay. Reay. Ryan Hyingstope Zsger Balantyps
b. T. keyser, H. b. Noble, Jr.
Capt Gibson said to day that his men were in
fine shape and expected to win the fours. In the
"eightS, the ColumbiaS are at some disadvantage,
because they row In the University shell, which
has stationary oar-locks to which the Columbia's
are unaccustOmed. Mute, or the Columbia four,
is suffering with a cold, but hopes, nevertheless,
TO acQuit himself well
THE CAPITAL CITY BICYCLE CLUB
arrived last night and took quarters at the Lafa-
yette. The following members are here: E. H. |
Fowler, John 4. Loomis, Harry Y. Davis. C. E |
Hawiey. l. o. Howard, s. P. Moses, Jr., F. c. Dom,
T. C. Upton, Geo. NJ. Smith, H. j. Smith, L K
Graves, w. F. Crossman. Chas. Flint, A. NJ. Loth-
rop, j. Mckee Borden, VIM. c. Scribner, Chas. r. |
Dodge, II. NJ Schpoley, l. w. Seefey, Max Hans