Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-29
THE pYTHIANs PARADE.
A BRILLIANT SCENE on rENNsrL-
WANNA AVENUE.
President Cleveland Reviews the
Parade, and Fully 100000 People
Crowd the strcets-The Line OF
March-Bands and banners

the Pythian encampnent WAS the
era,a r.roa. :, -. ,,,,I,,, al, ,hia
80 49, 'Ns u '',s u.'iof'" $40 U.s.
AFTERNOON, when lo'OOV knights were
in line. marching by state brigades,
and the procession was more than two
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4''uiS passing 'he pFesluehtls' reFis"-
ing stand. Pennsylvania avenue was
crowded with more than 100. 900 people.
A iarga nronort,on n, ,bo,, ,ver. viai-
-. - ~. ~" r,
tors from out OF the CITY, Inc presi-
dent reviewed the procession from a
small stand erected on the ourblng
,us, IL, 80. - 49,. ..,,,.. ,a,,.a
N0"t VI ."e WINE "o"7s'
Few minutes atter O'CLOCK ne emerged
from the executive mansion In COM
panv with colonei I1alos oh,ef NJ stan
rr,,,. t'..,',..
'SPteDeh'hs 'he hhlkhts OF fytniaS'
and Colonel Wilson, United states en-
glneer The presidents appeArance
was gr.at.d ,,,i,h oh.ar. Ia, crowd
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OF seVera thousaha people sssethpleo
about the entrance to the white house.
He walked slowly to IN. eastsrn gate
and thence along the sidewalk which
had been enclosed by ropes 10 the
stand. AS he stood IN ths great crowd
broke into cheers ana hand olanpInr
while the obieet of thIs att.nt,on re.
moved his hat ana bowed his aoknowl-
edgement Then enstied n rather dis.
agreeable wait FOR the nrocesslon.
which was late The presIdent seated
| hlnseIf ana waited natientlv for fuIlv
| twentv ninutar ha,ora the had 81 the
| line annaared Than no arose and ns
the knirhtr avent mast he aoknowl-
| edaed me sai,tations on tbe command.
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around Warrington monument. whence
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~ m r S, ws Wv. ,brnm.h ,he White house
10, Mat ,ha a,sowfive mnns,or and
dawn psnnsvlvSn1e ayenue IN thu peaoe
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~ ~, oupre'ne Snaheeh1. pltvAWeiI
sa u SHp'eiiS nsepss 81 NgsOrIs ah ~
seats - n, Nnee reea men u'enlila
chsncsi,or w W a,oo,,nau ,aiii ' nt
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80 rn1 , at,Ssnuoh 9oIn Ihs,pe an.
s s,u'i'' tns oIuert ehu sspSo'aIy l9i
, tt toas ins!lhSt "a WHleh ~ ueSl'
, WI 'lsH "S 1I,, Ils'iiG lIVin "h"e W
w,Ins an oraSnlAea Iepe,iion OF eer
IAN PERSONS VINO perslstea IN puonSn
ih6 anu using Gerhlsh TRANSACTIONS o.
inc rliuai, uesplte me reiush' OF th'
supreme iodge TO permit such transla
/ tons He gives the following as th'
statistics OF membership according &
the unofficial reports of July !, 1894
Grand lodges, 81. subordinate lodges
. 626s; total number OF members, 1874
\ a net Increase OF 12ol5 members durinl
the past two years, 1.-THE nnanola
condition is most satisfactory. TIL,
order universal is IN a most prosper
: Gus condition and the times are pro
: pitious for a much greater inoreas
I during the next two Wears than eve
! before In our history No ANAL amonn
/ OF friction has been enaenderea 5urin,
r the past two years srowsnS o,,i ~
: the action OF IN. Kansas cyty session
= sis.ais,1 - '.'.s S'Ns sesatOh
: nan,i,aiis, rsaar,isaa nsIetoiol
. ,wsa,, ~, p,'tn1a, 3, ssuns pe
c ,ra,,a ,nSva ans ~ snsh,, ann sne ~
. s.t..,. uHues, - .esy 0rinbIhs tni
e .In ,ia Shu7. we ean OF prosecu
I s, sn '"v "uupnVh OF he'
Q ~ nnror sa my op,nioh we ar