The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-08-31
KNIGHTS O. PYTHIAS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE WORLD
IN SESSION.. 81

- SGSSlNlN 3ss
Eleventh Annual Meeting X. p OF North
America, South America. Europe. Asia Al.
RIGA and Australia and Encampment 81
o. r.
With bands playing and banners fly,
Ing, the visiting Knights of Pythias
came to Chicago in the early part OF
the week and pitched their tents fol
the eleventh annual encampment on
the public Fairgrounds at Wentworth
avenue and Thirty-third street. Ac
commodations have been provided fol
900 Knights of the uniform rank am
the l8O tents are full with VISITING
hl-nlghts from all parts of the world.
a formal reception was extended Al
Quinn Chapel last Monday evening
City prosecutor Howard S. Taylor
represented Mayor Harrison and de
.llvered an earnest and eloquent ad
dress OF welcome to all VISITING
Pythians. Gov. Richard Yates teie
graphed his regrets on his inability t
be present. Rev. DR.. A.. j. Care,
spoke words Of welcome on behalf 81
the citizens Of Chicago, as did also
Maj. Gen. R. R. jackson and Crane
Chancellor b. ID. Green. Supreme
Chancellor S.; W. Stark, of West Vir
ginia, and Supreme Vice Chancellor
L. H. MITCHELL of Texas, responded t.
the addresses Of welcome on behalf
of the visitors.
Maceo Company, No. 8, Of Licking
ton, KY, was the first to report at the
camp ground and won prize of SIC
for the first arrival. Half an hou,
later Excelsior Company 3 of Cincin
natl arrived, marching in uniform
with brass band. Excelsior lost the
prize by being too formal. The com
pany had arrived in the city before
the Lexington company, but the Lex.
lngtOn men took street cars and
reached the ground as soon as posi-.
BILE. & -
Maj.-Gen. R. R. Jackson, of Chica-
go, and his adjutant, Joseph l.. Jones,
OF cincinnati, were at the headquar.
tiers tent to receive the early arrivals
Among the officers of the uniformed
rank who came were Supreme Chan.
cellor S. w. Starks and Quartermas-
ter-General James A. Hazelgood, 7. OF
Charleston, w. Va; and Brig.-Gen. D.
S. Miller, of Paris, KY. -
ChicagO's five companies of the
uniformed rank will go into camp,
They are Crispus Attacks No. 1, ,Chiv-
alric No. 2, Banner No. 8, Illinois No
and Havana No. 5. Daily drills
were held at the camp grounds at 8
a. m. and 6 .. m. @ t.,',
The sessions of the Supreme Lodge
were held at Lincoln Hall, Thirty:
first street, near Indiana avenue. Rep.
resentatives from all parts of the Unit.
ed States were present and much
business pertaining to the good of the
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