The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-17
Il Is TO the Church. He Said, That knighthood
Owes Its Noblsst Inspiration and the
Pentitude of Its Power.


ter the whole spelling the name of
northern city. At 2:SO o'clock the line
moved from Exchange place I'm the fol-
lowing order:
Police skirmishers. Sergt. Tyler i'm COM
mand
Chief Marshal John w. Mcguire, Chief
of Staff Charles G. Duffy. stan:
John Duff. John Jolly, ID. j. McOsker
j. Frank Connolly T.. h. Brady, NJ. A.
McNamee. Thomas III. Donahue, +. j.
Burke. j. Il. Mulcahy, George j. Pace
quin, c. j. Christy. David III. +. Nc
Carthy, j. Il. McNeilis.
Woonsocket Cornet band. j. Emmidy,
leader; % pieces.
FIRST DIVISION.
NJ. ]. Houlihan, marshal.
Joseph +. Cole, John j. Dockery ID. r.
OReilly, w. III. Whalen, WILLIAM Null
cahy. James l.. Coyle, Timothy Mey-
ers aids.
Tyler council. James +. Reavy, mar
shal; 100 men.
Newman council, Joseph D. Gillian,
marshall; so men.
Elmhurst council No. 81, John j. Shan
ley, marshal: As men.
Providence council No. 95, j. j. Deven-
tsh, marshal; 100 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
=. ]. Murray. marshal.
Lawrence f. Hogan, John c. Wales. DR..
Barry, +. j. Phelan. =. f, Lyon, Rich
ard Herrick, aids.
Philharmonic band. Central Falls, Prof
T.. Vieau. leader; % pieces.
Delaney council, Dennis McElroy, mar
shal: j. J. Fennessy and Frank Phe-
Ian, assistant marshals: $50 men.
Santa Maria council, Grand knight w.
II. O'Neill marshall rs men.
Finnegan council, Thomas +. Conway
marshal; So men.
Weensocket -eeuHeilr John McGrail,
marshal; 125 men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Owen r. O'Rourke, marshal.
r. A. Dyer, w. III, Smith, j. f. Flynn,
Hugh MoShayne, Pere j. Fleaurent,
j. II. Murphy, aids.
Continental band. George Stone, leader;
% pieces.
LaSalle council, Grand Knight Il. j.
Mcconnell, marshal; +. A. Crawford
assistant marshal; 100 men
Marquette council. j. NJ. I.avelle, mar
shal; 40 men.
South Providence Cadets Fife and
Drum band, j. Downing, leader: 3
Mcfarland council No. IA, #. +. Loner-
gan. marshal; 72 men.
Ignatius council, w. G.. Ryan, marshal;
Matthew Gray, assistant marshal; 40
men.
| supreme Knight j. ]. Cone. National
Secretary Daniel Colwell, Rev. j. G.
Walsh. state chaplain of Rhode ISL
and: state Deputy Carnes and aged
members OF the order In carriages.
After traversing the principal streets
on the west side of the river, the
knights marched to the Cathedral. The
| musical portions of the service were
very impressive the hoy choir singing
| with rare sweetness. The Rev. FIR j. G.
| Walsh, state chaplain of the knights
| preached from the text: Let your
light so shine that men may see your
| good works"
The sermon treated or ancient knight.
hood. 1t was 10 the church that knight
hood owed It's noblest inspiration and
the plenitude Of it's powcr. Under thu
| guidance of the church the knights haC
| rallied TO the defence OF their homes
their fresides and their affairs. Through
its influence they had become it's faith
full defenders. faithful followers of The
| cross and had been faithful 10 the Sov
ereien pontiT. Through the pontff tn,
knights had saved Europe from otto
man invasion and had brought the faith
safely through the dark ages Thos'
were the days when knighthood reached
the zenith of it's fame.
Previous To the sermon the Gregoriai
vespcr service was rendered by th'
| choir Of tho Cathedral. and ~ the con
| clusion Of the service. at n signal from
Chief Marshal Malsulre, the knight
arose and Joined wv SINGING the hymn
~ tho order. 30. Holy God. We Prais
Thy Name" aud then the several ccun
ellis left tho church and the procession
was reformed marching down Wcvbos
set street and through Dorrauce stree
10 Exchange place, where II was dis
missed
The great success of the entire anal
was very largely due 10 the eNcellcn
work done Nv the following committees
Marshal and parade. Brothers Shanlel
Sweeney Prd Murray music. Brother
Murray Gillian and NRguirc; "hurct
speaker and music brothers McCon
ncn. Sweeney ard Magulre: printiu
and badges. Rrothcrs Mcconnell. on
organ aud RYAN; Invitations. stat
Deputy Carnes: circulars, Brothers No
, ! Connell and Mcguire.
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