Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-11

slituteS the tScGlt OF the Grand En-
campment to its asylum, moved from
Fourteenth and Market streets on its
march through the principal streets Of
the city. From early morning prepa-
rations have been going on for the big
event, ard streets have been crowded
with people seeking positions on
numerous stands along the line of
march. Fully 10000 additional knights
in THE city Monday, and nearly
half that number yesterday morning. 1t
Is calculated that not fewer than 10000
men participated in the parade.
FORMING IN LINE.
The handling CT the knights was ac-
with considerable dexterity.
They were divided into IA divisions,
into each of which was assigned side
streets for forming upon. The arrange.
ments We're so perfect that every diyis-
ion moved into excellent order. Along
the line the people crowded 50 as to
form an unbroken line three miles III
length, and there could not have been
less than 100000 people viewing the
pageant
The Grand Encampment officers were
driven from their headquarters, at the
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stands scattered along the line of march
They held from 100 to 1000 people
nriyato stanas md nd ey"r~ winaoy l. ~
business blocks was crowded with sight.
seers. The business men Of Denver did
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packed rom YER 70 bottom, wliile the
slreeis apont thcm were illled with y
living mass. Lemonade venders and
Peldlers OF an descriptions thronged
the tAoroughiares, and their cries filled
the ar, The beautiful costumes Of the
ladies' added 10 the gay scene. The
wide walks We're lined ~ TO ~ lect
deep, BoAeS and barrels were in de-
mand as standing places, and several
long headed grocery men made Many a
dollar by retailing these articles.
PERFECT WEATHER.
Monaov nirbt's gh6,gar ~ l;,,ia
siTrct m ma dncorotiIns n,,d ~,
Showed m hriebt md hamJsnrns INK
air Nh aonl and hrarirr NH ~.
ileccy clouds 1T times hid the sun and
prevented it from exhibiting its full
force on the people.
1t was one Of the pleasantest days
imaginable, Evenings and mornings
hero are always cool, even when ii is
warm in the middle Of the day Even
then it is u dry heat, and humidity il
almost unknown. No one ever heard
Of person being affected by the sun in
Denver, and the cool, bracing atmos-
phcrc was welcome change to those
who came from lower attitudes. There
was not stranger who passed the
tramway power-house who did not