Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-08-13

numerous stands along the line Of
march.
Fully 10000 additional knights ar
rived in the city yesterday and nearly
half that number this morning. and it
Is calculated that not fewer than 5000
swords participated in the parade.
They were divided into fourteen divis-
ions, to each of which was assigned
side streets for forming upon. The ar
rangements were SO perfect that every
division moved into line in excellent
order
All along the line the people crowded
SO as to form an unbroken line three
miles in length, and there could not
have been less than 200, 900 people view
ing the pageant.
The grand encampment officers were
driven from their headquarters Mt the
Brown Palace hotel in carriages to the
official reviewing stand, on the corner
of Logan and Sixteenth avenue, accom-
panied by'their escort, st. Johus COM
mandery No. of Philadelphia, and tho
famous cowboy band of Pueblo, Col.
The review stand was reached about
1880 o'clock. AS the cowboys in their
picturesque costumes came In view the
multitude started enthusiastic cheering,
which was continued until Grand Mas
ter Goblin took his seat
Missouri and Kansas were represented
by the following divisions:
Tenth d,vision-Right Eminent Sir J ohm p
Taraopa nm ct grand coYnYnandar 0f Missouri.
commanding aiLes Sirs John Sloane.
Harrison, Wait Allen 7. Gum and J. W.
Anderson: Missouri St Louis No. |, W. II.
Co1ln, ST Louis: DeMolay No. ?. p.
II. Chamberlain, Lexington: st, Joseph No. l.
]. D. Flint, St. Joseph: Emanuel No :. c. G.
Howe, Macon; Ivanho- No 3, William WEIGH,
St. Louis: Knnsas (t;' No TO- j. II. Wiles,
Kansas City; Ascalon No II. ]. +. Agar st.
Louis: Pales tine No. IL. Samuel 7. Wilson, In-
dependence; St Aldemar No IL, James A
Smith, St. Louis: ST. John No. 60 H W.
Diggins, Springfield; Eli No 2! Thomas +.
Henry, Kirksville: Crusade No y, 4. b.
Duncan, Mexico: Tancred No -, E, H. Mix,
Mobery: Jasper No. 81, ". f. Hail. Carthage;
Oriental No. Is J. F. Eaton. Kansas City; Mis-
souri, No. 80. J. w Barhall Marshall; Rich.
mond No ~, J. H. Ewing, Richmond Hugh
DePayres No. 81 D. d. Burns ST Joe; Nevarre
No. .. W. II. Kelly, Carrollton
TYelfth division-Right Eminent II. c. CUP,
grand commander OF Kansas. comma nding;
Sir ]. d. Norton, chief OF stan: aides. Sirs
7. ]. Anderson. Charles Whatter, w. S.
Corbett, Henry Snyder: W. Snyder, VIII
liam A. Noses, William B. Telker and T. d.
Palmer. Kansas: Leavenworth No !, b. +.
Phelps, Lsavenworth: Hugh DePayens No 3,
L. Barrow, Fort Scott: Topeka No. s. w. G.
Chnfiec, Topeka: Ascalon No Q, T. S. Bond,
Salina; Oswego No Z. R. w. Wright, Osweso;
Newton No o. &. W. Swenson, Newton: St
ST. Bernard No. 10, ]. +. Quit Independence
Mount Olicot No ~ q. T. Pratt, Wichita: Hia-
watha No 10, j. N Love, Hiawatha: St Omer
No. H. Z. W. Waynant, Great Bond: Apollo
No. ID. A. A. Sharp. Larned Alcppo No llo. NJ.
j. Il Treat Hayes City: Garfield No. 10, D.. A.
WEIGH. Mcpherson: Ivanhoe No. 81, George A.
Taylor, kansas City: Reno No. %. J. s. May,
Hutchinson: Abd.E Ksder No 81. J. D. Allen,
Fredonia; Council Grove No. y, c. L. Knight,
Council Grove: Kingman No. 81, George ].
Busey, KinSmsn.
The marching hosts were in fourteen
divisions, all commanded by John P. s.
Goblin. grand master of the United
States, and made u most gorgeous ap-
pearance.
1t took over three hours for the
Knights to file by and, although the
march was long one, none of them
suffered from the heat, as the sun was
hidden during the entire parade by
clouds.