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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-04
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
Morning.

Session of the Grand Encampment. Golden
Bav excursions: steamer Tamalpais leaves
foot of Market street 9:45 a. m.
Excursions to Cliff House, Park, Sutro
Heights and Ocean Beach all day.
Afternoon.
Session of the Grand Encsmpment, Golden
Bav excursion; steamer TamaIpais leaves
foot of Market street, / O'Clock.
Reception and entertainment by ladies' COM
mittee at Palace Hotel.
Ladies reception under the auspices Of
California Commandery No l, at Mechanics
Pavilion 2 to o'clock.
Reception by Oakland Commandery No. II
Mt Native Sons Hail. Ala Mason street
1e at Mark Hopkins Institute of Art corner
California and Mason streets, until O'clock
Excursion to University OF California, Berke-
lev and reception by the officers Of the uni
versity to the visiting Sir knights and ladies'
At o'clock concert in the Greek Theater
seating 5000 persons: the California Glee Club
and university orchestra will participate
Round trip via Key route. free OF charge
Evening.
Chinese play at the Grand Opera-house, s:15
to 1918 o'clock.
Promenade concert in the nave OF the Ferry
building from until II o'clock.
Reception by ladies' committee at Palace
Hotel.
Reception by California Commandery No.
at Mechanics Pavilion.
Reception by ladies' of Oakland Commandery
No II in the nave Of the Ferry building from
Reception by Golden Gate commandery Ne.
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at parlors of Windsor Hotel, Fifth and Market
streets, 10 a m. to y.
Reception by Fresno Commandery No. %,
Pythian Castle. 900 Market street.
Evening.
BANQUET to the Grand Encampment Of the
United States and representatives from Great
Britain and the British dependencies at the
ST. Francis Hotel. corner Geary and Powell
streets.
Promenade concert in the nave OF the ferry
building from until IL D.. m.
Chinese play at the Grand Opera-house. S:15
to 10:15 >. m
California Commandery night; reception, ex-
hIbition drill and grand ball in Mechanics
Pavilion. D. M
which will tender a reception to the Most
Eminent Grand Master of the United States
and representatives of Great Britain and the
British dependencies and ia the members OF
the Grand Encampment of the United States
at the Maple room Of the Palace Hotel from
Z until IL D. m.
Reception by Oroville Commandery NO
at Mechanics Pavilion.
Reception by Nevada Commandery No. at
Mechanics Pavilion.
Reception by Marysville Commandery No.
AZ Mechanics Pavilion.
Reception and ball by Stockton Commandery
No 8 at Lyric Hall, 119 Eddy street.
Reception by Oakland Commandery No. IL
at Native Sons Hall. IA Mason street
Reception by Golden Gate Commandery No.
16 at Golden Gate Hall.
Reception by Naval Commandery No. 10 at
Lyric Hail. 119 Eddy street.
Reception by Fresno Commandery No. 20 at
Pvthian Castle. 900 Market street
stockton. Post and Powell streets. from s
Mlntil IL D. m.
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Sacramento Commandery No. 2,
guided by its eminent commander, Ed
ward A. We'll, viii arrive in san Fran
cisco to-day, with fully $50 Sir
Knights and their ladies on special
train, accompanied by its own band
OF twenty-five pieces. Upon arrival
the commandery will be received
10y the escort committee and es-
CoIted from the depot to the Sac
rdmento headquarters at Pioneer Hall.
The commandery, realizing the magni-
tude of the entertainment and the law
lsh hospitality with which numerous
communicates viii entertain, is de-
tcrmlned TO be second to none during
the concIave. 1t will be open house
1t Pioneer Hall in the broadest mean
ing OF the term, every afternoon and
evening, from Sunday, September 4,
to Saturday September 10.
Malta Commandery Drill Corps of
Binghamton, n Y, will give San
Francisco d novel treat The drill
corps, one of the best and most pro-
flcient in the land, will give 'ex-
hibition drills on the evenings of Sep
TENDER and 8, to be followed by
band concert in front of the Palace
Hotel.
De Witt Clinton COmmandery No.
from Virginia CiEy Nevada, will wei
come VISITORS at headquarters, OdAl-
fornia Hotel, from September to
September s, both days inclusive.
Wednesday, September Z, has been
designated as ladies day of that COM
mandery.
Los Angeles Commandery No. has
shipped ten thousand boxes of oranges,
which viii be distributed at the Pal
ace Hotel on the evening of Septem-
Der 6. The commandery from the
southern city has shown a spirit of
true California hospitality and is plan
ming to join with the local commit
tees in making the conclave memora-
bic. The reception on Tuesday even
ing will be one of the distinct fea-
lures of the conclave and an invita-
ton has been extended TO all the Wis
itors to attend. The great Maple and
Marble rooms of the Palace Hotel
have been reserved for the Los An
geles Commandery, and, under the
hands of skilled decorators, will be
transformed into replicas of orange
groves and palm gardens for which
the southern part of the State is fam
Gus.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Day


Receiving the officers of the Great Priory
of England and Wales and the dependencies
OF the British crown.
Reception by Golden Gate Commandery No
16 at Golden Gate Hall.
Ladies' reception at headquarters of Cali
fornia Commandery No 1 from to 5 D. m ,
Mechanics Pavilion.
Monday, September 8. IL a legal holiday in
California and is known as Labor day The
Labor day celebration consists of parade
in the morning; reunion of labor organizations
with literary exercises afternoon and even
ing. at Shellmound Park, Emeryville near
Berkeley. There will also be a celebration of
San Francisco Labor Council at the Chutes
near Golden Gate Park, day and evening; fire.
works during the evening.
Evening.
Performance by Chinese actors at the Grand
Opera-house, S:15 to 1913
Reception the Palace Hotel under the
auspices of the ladies' committed
The Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania and
a reception to all knights Templar and their
ladies in the Marble and Maple rooms Of The
Palace Hotel, until 10 O'clock
Exhibition drill and band concert Malta
Commandery Drill Corps Binghamton n Y
in front of the Palace Hotel, Market and New
Montgomery streets.
General reception by California Comman
derry No. l and other comma nderies in the
Mechanics Pavilion to Eastern visitors
Reception by Oakland Commanderv No II
at Native Sons Hall, Ala Mason street
Reception by Golden Gate Commandery No
16 at Golden Gate Hall
Open-air concert in Union square Geary.
Post. Stockton and Powell streets from 5
to IL o'clock.
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ESCORT FOR COMMUNICATES.
Incoming Visitors Receive Careful At
tentiOn From Ferry TO Hotel.

tention From Ferry TO Hotel.
All day long the reception escorts Of
the knights met. accompanied and took
care Of the various Communicates that
arrived yesterday. Every incoming
train. brought visitors, and they
streamed through the ferry building in
confused detachments.
On the early train the first to arrive
lar the day were Holy Sepulchre No. s
OF Wellesley, with Hamilton No. Of
Hamilton. Pa; Hugh de Payence No.
%, with Sutton No. is Of Boston, Mass.
From the depot the various escorts,
headed by bands. escorted them TO their
hotels. while the reception committee
looked after their baggage.
From the o'clock train De Molay No
J. Of Kentucky prOceeded to the Grand
under mounted escort, while Hansel-
man No. 10 Of Cincinnati, Ohio, pro-
cecded TO the Cumberland.
IN the meantime various commander
les from California towns-Red Bluff.
Oroville. Chico and Yreka-were all
safely conducted TO their abodes.
Seattle and Pawtucket, R. l., also
were taken care Of. Lincoln Park No.
81 arrived on the s:55 o'clock train,
while on the 11:20 came the Grand Com
mandery Of Arkansas and ST. Omar No.
p OF Boston, Mass.
In the afternoon the escorts took care
of Allegheny. No. 80 Bellevue, Pa;
De Witt Clinton No. 1 Of Virginia City
Golden Gate Club Of Pennsylvania and
Pittsburg No. I Of Pittsburg, Pa
The District OF Columbia and Mary
land communicates arrived and made
their headquarters at the Palace Past
Grand Commander Charles Clark is at
the head Of the Maryland contingent
in place Of Grand Commander 60.
REGISTER, who was unable to accom-
pany the party. In the District of Co
lumbia contingent viii arrive Grand
Junior Warden Of the Grand Encamp-
nent Frank II. Thomas, who win prob
= bly, be the third highest TemDlar Of
1cer al the cOnclave.
The following communicates are
scheduled to arrive to-day: Grand Com
p andery Of New York. Princeton, with
Apollo No. Is Of New York, .. m,
Third street, Berkshire; Apollo No. l,
Chicago. Ill. p. m. Third street, Es-
sex; Mont5Oie No. %. Chicago, H., 10:45
D. m. Third street, SOphronia; Portland
no. 2 Portland, Ne. D. m, Third
street, Russ; Trinity No 1, Manchester,
=. h, =. H., Third street Phillips;
Cairo No. 10. Cairo H.. 1920 a. m,
ferry, Atlanta; Calvary No. 13. with ST.
John No. ]. Providence. r. J.. $50 a. m,
ferry, Edgmere; Springfield No. s.
Worcester No. ;, Worcester, Mass, z
p m. ferry. Commercial; Kokomo No.
S. Frankfort No. %. Frankfort, Ind,
ZOOS Hsight street: Malta No. u, Bing-
ilamton. ~. Y. 1920 a. m, ferry, An
gelus; Marietta No. 80. Marietta. Ohio,
$40 D. m. ferry. Stevenson; Peninsular
70 S. Kalamazoo. Mich, $40 p. m. fer
~. Regina: Pueblo Club No. I, Pueblo,
Colo. 1880 p. m. ferry. Grand and Ste
renson; Tancred No. As, Pittsburg, Pa,
8 q. M. ferry, Lick, Colonial and Gra-
NADIA: Temple No. 4. Des Moinss, Iowa,
5:o0 p. m. $50 Van Ness avenue; Trim
ity 10. 50, Hudson, Mass. z a. m, fer
~. oaks. with Grand Commandery OF
Massachusetts and Rhode Island:
Washington No ], Hartford, Conn.,. 7
q. m. ferry, Pleasanton; De Molay No.
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LOCATION OF COMMANDMENTS.
Elaborate Decorations at Headquart-
ers of Visiting and Local knights.

Elaborate Decorations at Headquart-
ers of Visiting and Local knights.
The headquarters of the various
communicates in the Pavilion are
about ready for occupancy and the
artisans have transformed the barn
like building into a place of beauty,
rich with the odor of fruit and freshly
cut redwood branches. The COM
manderies are Quartered as follows:
Main floor. Santa Ana Commandery
No. s. At the entrance to the Santa
Ana booth are four Ionic columns
carrying the Templar colors. In the
interior orange predominates. Orange
colored burlap is used for walls and
ceiling and on the inside hang the
Maltese cross and the Passion cross,
made of oranges. In the center in
terror showing from all sides, stands
an arch fifteen feet high composed of
corn, oil and wine, with the keystone
in the center, all made of oranges.
Stockton Commandery No. is To-
Gated on the Hayes-street side. The
decorations are in the Moorish mosaic
fashion. After passing through the
Vari-colored arches the most striking
feature inside is an artistic reproduce
ton of the mill city in which sixty
three products of the San JOAQUIN
Valley are used. Watermelons will
also form an attractive and welcome
portion of the exhibit.
Northern California communicates:
The entire Grove-street side is oc-
cupied by the Northern California
communicates, including Nevada,
Grass Valley Colusa and Eureka This
is a special battalion organized for
the concIave. The decorations in
general take on the effect of an old
castle wall supported on all sides by
a series of colonnades. Clinging ivy
runs along its $50 feet of front and
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Mckinley Memorial
Continued From Page 81. Column :

held just beyond his reach. At the op-
pOsite side of the gallery is the original
copy OF Earl Cummings AT Play.
In the annex California Commandery
has its headquarters and dispenses re-
freshments in the Chinese tea garden,
fitted up in keeping with the original
article, as though transplanted from
the Celestial empire. The art gallery
will probably be the finest piece of dec
orative work ever done beneath that
roof. The ceilings and alcoveS have all
been tinted in cream and green. The
walls and floors of two sections are
covered with green burlap and two
other sections are covered with burlap
in the natural color. More than 1000
yards of burlap are required in this
work
Seventy-two beautiful colonnades,
forming a magnificent court, have
been placed in sections and of
the gallery. Each colonnade is Dount-
ed with large eagle, about thirty-siX
inches high. and fine silken flag. Be
tween sections sbeautiful arbors COM
posed of colonnades and made so as to
represent the California missions make
a beautiful effect. The arbors contain
a number of red lanterns from which
electric bulbs cast a soft light The re-
ceptiOn room at one end of the building
is fitted in Chinese fashion, the fittings
consisting of the choicest furnishings
Obtainable in Chinatown. A miniature
forest has been planted at the west end
of the upper gallery for Santa Rosa
Commandery. The seven comman-
deries which will jointly occupy one
section of the Pavilion have taVerns
built Of rough timber, typical of the
early days of California.
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SERVICE FOR GRAND OFFICERS.

This morning the Grand Encamp-
ment of the United States in full uni
form regalia win attend services at the
First Congregational Church, Post and
Mason streets. at IL o'clock The
special escort to and from the church
will be the Golden Gate Commandery
No. 16
The Rev. George c. Adams, whose
sermon appears on another page Of
to-day's Call, will officiate for the
church. while Very Eminent Sir Daniel
c. Roberts, D. D., grand prelate OF the
Grand Encampment, and Sir William
Commandery, viii officiate for the
The programme Of the services is as
follows:
ofhciating: Representing the Grand Encamp-
ment-V. E. Sir Daniel c. Roberts DID.
Knights TempIar, U. S. A
Representing Golden Gate Commandery-Sir
William II. Jordan. prelate.
Representing the church-Rev. George c.
Adams. DID,. pastor.
Sir Samuel D. Mayor. c. O.. organist and
choirmaster.
Choir-Mrs L. snider-Johnson, Miss Camille
Frank. soprani; Mrs Msrian L. b. Robinson,
Miss Mabel 7. Gordon. contralti; Herbert Will
nams, Sir Charles L. Goetting, tenori; Sir L.
A. Larsen J. c. Hughes. bassi.
Order Of service: Organ prelude. Pilgrim
chorus tNagner); recital Of the 'Doxology' :
Invocation by the pastor; choir. Sing Unto
the Lord" lSteWart).
Recital Of the psalm. Raise a Voice IN
Joy Unto 5he Lord, All Ye Lands; choir
GLORIA Patri' (Mosenthal).
The lesson; Choir tie Deum Laudamus'
Lords Prayer"
Recital of the Litany
Hymn, AN Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name . offeTtory' Il Win Extol Thee. o
Sermon, Rev. Daniel c. Roberts, DID,. "
=. Grand prelate Of the Grand Encampment
Knight Templar. L. S A; choir, king Ali
Glorious (Barnby).
Recital Of the Apostles Greed: benediction by
the pastor; organ postlude, Priests March,
'-Athalie'' fMendeIssohn).
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COMMUNICATES OF THE STATE PREPARE
TO ENTERTAIN THE VISITING KNIGHTS
Over One Hundred Members of Sacramento
Lodges Will Come to This City
to Attend Conclave.

forming the words, Northern Cali
fornia Battalion"
The space is SO subdivided as to give
each commandery separate showing.
San Diego Commandery-San Diego
Commandery has headquarters on the
Hayes-Street side of the Pavilion, with
II. P Wood. the genial secretary of
San Diego's Chamber of Commerce, in
charge. Exteriorally the headquarters
are a representation of the earliest
mission built in California by Father
Junipero Sierra. Internally the chief
feature is a large and beautifully exc
cuted picture of the bay of San Diego
as seen from the summit of Point
Iona.
San Luis Obispo-The booth of San
Luis Obispo Commandery was the
first to be ready. 1t is on the Hayes
street side of the Pavilion and is in
charge of a. NJ. Hardie. One of the
features there is a monster pumpkin
grown by Mr.. Hardie, on which the
emblems of \the order are etched.
There is also a good display of the
county's fruit and vegetable products.
Gallery-The rear end of the gal
lery is decorated to represent a red
wood forest and will be occupied by
communicates from Ukiah, Santa
Rosa and Petaluma.
San Jose-The San Jose Com
mandery occupies a large space in the
art gallery on the south side of the
Pavilion, which has been fixed UP to
represent a tropical garden. Two car
loads of ported plants were used for
decorative purposes.
Ell Dorado n 4-The commandery
from Placerville has splendidly deco
rated quarters on the gallery floor.
The scheme of decoration consists of
a great canopy of bunting forming
knights Templar corona and sur
rounded with silk flags.
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NEW HAVEN'S BIG DELEGATION.
knights and Ladies From the Nutmeg
State at the Netherlands.


New Haven Commandery, from
New Haven, Conn, arrived Friday
morning. With the New Haven Sir
Knights are members of their order
from other leading Connecticut cities,
Meriden. Waterbury, Hartford and
Bridgeport. In the party are promi-
nent citizens of the good old Nutmeg
State" Past Grand Commander Fred
H. Waldron. Sir Charles E. Rounds,
Sir Eugene A. Hall, who acts as proxy
for the grand commander; julius
Twiss, a prominent attorney; Gener-
alissimo Walter S. Garde, Commander
Frank Bishop, Past Commander Re-
vilo c. Markham and Sir Henry H.
Gladding are leading members. The
full list of the Connecticut party is as
follows:
Charles E. Rounds, Mrs. Charles f.
Rounds, Fred H. Waldron, Fred II.
Waldron Jr., Samuel ]. Bryant, Eu-
gene A. Hall, Mrs Eugene A. Hall,
Frank Bishop, Mrs. Frank Bishop,
Walter S. Garde, Mrs. Walter S.
Garde, Mrs. William H. Garde, Will
liam r. Garde, William H. Brown,
Frederick L. Seymour, Miss Elvena D.
Seymour Revilo c. Markham, Frank
c. Smith, Arthur D. Perkins, George
y. GHelpS, w llnOt V. bradley, Mrs.
Wilmot V. and Miss Dorothy Bradley,
Edward II. Barnes, Mrs. Edward H.
Barnes, Harold H. Barnes, Herbert
Barnes, Ira P. Bennett, Mrs. Ira P.
Bennett, Isaac w. Bishop, Mrs. Isaac
w. Bishop, Richard G. Davis, Mrs.
Richard G. Davis, Miss Jessie L. Da-
Wis, Miss Elizabeth Paul, Will
liam A. Durant, Frederick H. Alling,
Henry H. Gladding, Mrs. Henry H.
Gladding, Francis B. Gates, Mrs
Francis B. Gates, William L. Ward,
Mrs. William L. Ward, n. r. Hotch-
kiss, Mrs. n. r. Hotchkiss, Mrs Matte
H. Stewart, Master S. Stewart, William
Kaehrle, Mrs William Kaehrle, Miss
Otilia S. Kaehrle, Willis l.. Lines. Mrs.
Willis l.. Lines, John S. Lane, Mrs
John S. Lane, Edward B. Munson,
Mrs. Edward B. Munson, Miss Maude
Munson, William E. Norris, Mrs. Will
liam E. Norris, Frank d. Smith, Mrs.
Frank d. Smith, Miss Edna w. Smith,
Mrs. w. c. Hough, Miss Irene F.
Hough, Elmer f. Spencer, Mrs. Elmer
z. Spencer, James P. Wood, Mrs.
James p. Wood, John E. Sewell, Mrs
John E. SeweH, julius Twiss. John
Clulee, Henry 3. Levi George Goering,
Frederick j. Goering, Henry r. Grue-
ner, Charles c. Stevens, Herbert NJ
Kelsey, Henry A. Minor James w
Sweet, Grover c. Sweet Christian Fox,
Mrs. Horace Perry, Harry L. Perry,
Mrs. Andrew F. Wylie, Sidney L.
Chappell F., L. Soper, Robert c. Kis-
sick, Mrs. r. G. Kissick, j. J. Mehaffey,
Mrs. J. j Mehaffev II d RiShee
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HOLD OPEN HOUSE.

Open house was the order of the
day at Golden Gate Hall yesterday
afternoon and evening and at Mechan-
les Pavilion last night. At Golden
Gate Hall Miss Peel, daughter of
the eminent commander, assisted by
the ladies Of Golden Gate Command
cry, received. During the week recep-
tons will be held daily with the ex-
ception Of Thursday. the wife of one
OF the officers acting as hostess each
day. At the Pavilion the friends of
the members of the California COM
manderies were received and enter
tanned by a practice drill.
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WILL GREET ENGLISH MASTER.
Full Tcmplar Escort to Form special
Guard of Honor.

OudfI Oh AtOiloi'
The delegation representing me
Grand Priory of England and Wales
viii be received on arrival at the oepot
tomorrow morning by Il run 1empIar
escort, consisting of four troops mount
ed and two companies OF 1901 anu
band Of twenty-five pieces ana mount
ed buglers. Troops a ana b OF me
mounted escort VIII occupy the right OF
the line and following them Will be the
band and the t@o foot escorts, theh
the distinguished visitors in carriages
and the two companies from California
ConmanderN bringing UP IN the rear
as the guard Of honor. There VIII De
more ceremony in receiving and escort
ing this delegation than any other OF
them that viii arrive here to attend
the conclaVe.
energies from the depot on the T-T ~
his carriage there viii be fanfare
from the bugles and the band will
strike up and continue playing until all
the visitors have taken their seats IN
the carriages. The escorts. both mount
ed and foot, viii present arms while
the Earl steps into his carriage, and re-
main at a present until the last carriage
has passed the line of escorts, then
swing out and take position in line and
continue to the Palace Hotel. Arriving
al the Palace the escort viii form in a
double line at the main entrance on
New Montgomery street. The foot es-
cOrt VIII form line reaching across
the street from the entrance. the band
viii be stationed at the corner of New
Montgomery and Market streets. The
Earl and his party will pass through a
hollow square of presented swords to
the music of the band making very
imposing picture. The troops have been
drilled in the movements for escort
duty and are as perfect as military
training can make them. Colonel VIII
liam Edwards is in command Of the es-
cort and Major Cornelius Toohey is
second in command. Captain AleXan-
der Woodside commands Troop A, COM
posed of members of Golden Gate Com
mandery: Captain NJ. z. Gaines COM
mands Troop r. composed of members
of Oakland COmmandery; Captain
Samuel Clark commands Troop c, COM
posed of Sir knights of California
Commandery; Captain Ralph Hathorne
commands Troop D, which is also COM
posed of members of California Com
mandery Captain Thomas Trebell is
in command of Golden Gate troop es
cort and Captain L. G. Richards COM
mands Oakland Commandery foot es
cOrt.
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SAN JOSE ENTERTAINs KNIGHTS.
Pittsburg and Michigan Communicates
70,

Stop There En- Route to City.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 3.-Pittsburg and
Michigan Communicates were visitors
al San Jose to-day. This morning a
special car containing the officers of
the Grand Commandery of Michigan
arrived. After breakfast at the Hotel
Vendome they were met by a recep-
ton committee from the local knights
and shown about the city. The visit
ors were taken for trip over the
Interurban Electric Railway to Sara
toga, Congress Springs and Los Gatos.
There were a number of ladies in the
party. They departed at 2:40 o'clock
for San Francisco.
This afternoon Pittsburg Command
cry No. l and party arrived at 1:45
o'clock over the narrow gauge from
Santa Cruz. There were 265 in the
party. They were also met by recep-
ton committee. Lunch was enjoyed
at the Vendome and then the visitors
were taken for trips about the city
in carriages and street cars. The
Knights enjoyed themselves all the
afternoon and at 4 o'clock left for
San Francisco in their special train
of six cars. A reception committee
from San Francisco met the Pittsburg
knights here.