The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-27

DeMolav, Washington; Cyrene, Camden;
ST. Johns, Elizabeth; Ivanhoe, Borden
town; Melita, Patterson; 81. Elmo, Lam
bertville; Colson, Asbury PARK; Phgrlm'
Hoboken; Trinity, Plaintield; and Geor-
gia and Rome Cmmanderies from Georgia
| completed this division.
Twelfth Division.
Right Eminent Sir Thomas w. Morrell
led the twelfth division. Eminent sir
James III. Frame was chief OF staff, as.
| sisted by nine aids. st. Louis NO. i OF
st. Louis, Mo-, had the right OF line, fol-
| lowed by the communicates from that
| State: st. Joseph, st. Joseph ivanhoe, 81
| Louis; Kansas City, Kansas City; Ascalon,
| St Louis; st. Aldemar, st. Louis; st.
Johns, Springfield; Tancred, Moberly; JAS
per, Carthage; Oriental, Kansas Cltyi
| Missouri, Marshall; Ascension, Joplin; st.
Elmo, Boliver; Hugh de Payens, St. Jo-
seph; Marionville, Marionville; Neosho,
| Neosho; Harmony, Monett. In this divis-
ion was also Cyrene No. OF Birmingham,
| Ala, and the following communicates
| from Iowa and Minnesota: Temple, Des
Moines; De Payens, Oskaloosa; ST. Simon
Cyrene, Davenport; st. Omer, Burling-
ton; Bruce, Red Oak ;Crusade. Cherokee; {;
Zion, Minneapolis; Darius, Minneapolis; (;
Duluth, Duluth; Paladin, st. Paul; Min
neapolis Minneapolis.
Thirteenth Division.
This division was led by Eminent Sir
Henry G.. Jordan of the Massachusetts
and Rhode Island Commandery. The
chief OF staff was Eminent Henry >.
Rowe and he was assisted by IL aids. The
right OF line was given to Topeka No.
OF Topeka, followed by Topeka, Topeka
Oswego, Oswego Emporia, Emporia !;
st. Bernard Independence; Occur de Lion,
Parsons; Add III kader, Fredonla; PSIes, %
tine, Girard; Montjoie, Pittsburg. Ihen
came the following communicates from
MARYLAND; Maryland, Baltimore; Balti-
more, Baltimore; Monumental, Baltimore;
Crusade, Baltimore; Beauseant, Baltimore.
The Nebraska battalion was next In line
followed by Hugh de Payens Commandery
OF Little Rock, Ark. Then came the iol'
lowing communicates from West Virgin
ia, Colorado, North Carolina, and Soutf
Dakota: Wheeling, Wheeling; Cyrene
Wheeling; Huntington, Huntington; Col
RADIO, Denver; Pueblo. Pueblo; Raleigh
Commandery, Raleigh; Cyrene Comman
derry, Sioux Falls. Last in the line cam'
Montana Commandery from Butte, Mon.
and Ascalon OF Green River, Wyoming.
The Line Reviewed.
The head OF the line reached the review
. ing stand at Blackstone square, at lao
AT this point, the carriage conveying
most Eminent Sir McCurdy, grand mas
ter. and the officers of the grand encamp
ment. dropped out OF the line, and Tn
occupants Joined Governor Greenhalg
in the reviewing stand, where for hv
hours they reviewed the marching knight
, The first division as IT passed the stan
was by far the most attractive and pic
turesaue. and contained the greatest va
q riety of features. This division was lea
= by Carter's band, and five other band
Q helped TO make music for the merchers.
!. Washington Commandery OF Washing
1t ton, ID. c., was preceded by the mo-
picturesque body of musicians, the Moul
. Pleasant field band of Warrington, ID. I
n compose entirely OF young boys dresse
y as Zouaves.
y Columbia Commandery of Washington
l. ID. G., had about 20 men in line, a
:. mounted, and made fine display. Th
"a commandery was led by mascot in II
"a form OF the eight years old son OF ;
:. Knight Ryder. The little fellow w
s. mounted on a tiny black pony, and WI
In complete regalia.
The Boston r5mmandery was u
= strongest in number, having 800 men
line. They were followed by the DetrC
J Commandery, which delighted the throl
OF spectators by giving continuous e
hibition OF fancy marching. marchil
4 nerfectly. In the first division exclusive
, the grand encampment members In CO
= riages, there were about 1900 sir knigf
in line
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