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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
Al Heart to Heart Talk

The Inter Ocean, does not bar
tlcularly approve of, the1 policy
OF public DINNERS y through 8liits
neWssor editorial columns. ne,
cause as a steady diet they are
TOO apt to result iii a derange-
ment Of the normal digestion.
nevertheless conditions are such
assto warrant the respectful re-
quest that each and every sub
scrlber now in arrears will cen
sider for a moment the welfare.
or their newspaper and take ad,
vantage Of this opportune time
OF the yearsforss making themsel-
yes I. right" before their con.
science and before their editor 4
In view of the advent Of the
new year, together with the
change in the business manage
ment Of this sheet. it is Iimpera-
tive that all accounts be settled
and the office books Strengthened
up for the coming years work
and we feel confident il will not
be necessary for us to refer to
TINS matter again in the future.
Many Improvements are con-,
templated for this paper during
the course of the fcoming year,
which will directly benefit its
readers, but, Of course, these
improvements cannot be execut-
ed without capital.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
DEVILS LAKE RAMSEY FRIDAY JANUARY 1000
w y D. MiIlan..ys. Ole Orvik. ct

w y. M W lillian VS.. Ole Orvik, e1
al, jury case. ..- g
Hans Martinson VS.. Mary A,
Regan; court case.
Charles n. Burke VS.. Adam
Scharf, court case.
NorthWester Port Huron Co. !,
et ali, VS.. 2. Odegard,
court case.
Thomas Morris vs.. D. A. Prete;
jury case. N
jules Lamb berth, Jr.. VS.: Vim.
{ u. Brown, ct all; court case.
Jerry Carthet VS.. Michael
Shea !; jury case. l ,is
Threshiing Machine
Go. Tvs. Adam Mari; jury case.
Erick Peterson VS., Carl j.
5Skar;s ett ALI; court case
g. A. Dodge ct al vs.. Hal
berth sPaulson;; jury case:
Rebecca Nc Guire vs. j /. MN
.klen, court case.
. B. Isl. Brynjol fsorl VS.. Johan
sRytteragen. court case.
VIM sBeaglen VS.. Imperial Ele-
svator Co.. jury case. u
Louis Combe VS.. James Deg
nan, appeal from justice court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
Injured in Alighting from Trair

Mrs. Gus Swanson Of this city,
was injured one day last week
while alighting from a train ait
Grand Forks, whittier she in
company with her sons, Arthur
and Guy, had gone on a5visit to
a sister. Mr.. Swanson ran down
to the Forks, Thursday after
noon on account Of the accident
The Inter Ocean has been unable
to learn how seriously Mrs
SWanson's injuries proved, but
it's hoped they were not severe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
The New Paint |. .aW

The North Dakota paint law
will 90 into effect Jar. The
law requires tllat the paint must
be provided with q label stating
an percent the true cofnpos
sitiol of the mixture. hs Il this
is enforced people will know
what they buy under the name
.0f paint. The stock 0f paint
8oW oE band by dealers will not
be disturbed. Some 0f the big
paint concerns intend to fight
Gle law but Prot. Ladd who has
the emf entOf dc will not
yield. lS N Il insist on the law
being observed to the letter. Ex
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
GRANVILLE i. E WRECK
Due to An Open Switch and
Incorrect Orders
FOUR PERSONS ARE KILLED
Freight Engineer, Fireman and Brakeman
All Seriously Injured. Particulars I
of the Accident 58}

A head -on between passenger
No. leaving Minot at 1::30
O'Clock, and the Sherwood branch
freight on the Great Northern at
Granville, eighty nine miles west
of here, at IL: 10 Friday last, re-
suited fatally for four persons
and seriously injured two more.
The dead are:
N Fred Barlow, Minot, engineer
of the freight train. .55.S5
Joseph Gosseline, Minot, Bar
lows s fireman.
|, Z, r. Irwin. Minot, brakeman
on the freight. So
Frank Die bler, a farmer living
near Granville, who was riding
in the cab of the freight engine.
The seriously injured W " H
Green, engineer Of the passeng-
er. and his fireman, both OF
Minot. A number Of passeng
Eers were slightly injured.
An open switch and incorrect
train orders caused the accident.
Owing to- the Great Northern
freight wreck at Stanley, No. 6,
made up at Williston, was re-
ported four hours late between
Stanley and Rug by. Later this
passenger train was abandoned,
No. 6 being made up at Minot,
leaving for the east at u;30
O'clock.
"A special to the Grand Forks
Herald gives the following ac-
count of the ccident.
The local Sherwood freight
pulled into Granville shortly be-
fore noon, the operator reporting
No. 8 four hours late, and the
freight crew commenced switch
ing in the yards. At the time
the collision happened the
freight was switching on the
siding with an open switch The
passenger, running at goud5
rate, ran into the open switch
and comple letely demo oIished both.
engines.
Engineer green and his fire-
man Jumped from the passenger
cab, but Barlow Gosseline and
Diebler remained id the freight
cab until the engines struck:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
IA Fsariaef Up With tue Times

Geo Wheeler, d genial and
we'll known farmer living Ave
miles out from thiscity 0n ltk
4, was 8 pleasant caller at our
sactuiil Saturday during his
weekly trading visit 10 Devils
Lake. Mr.. Wheelef one sc sc
the earliest settlers of this
country declaring that he saw
Devils Lake when there was not
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05

laaboard in it to suggest the fu.
ture metropolis. He also claims
the distinction of having been
one Of the Inter Oceans very
first subscribers, when Senator
Hansb brough LAUGHED this sheet
upon the western literary sea -7
twenty three years ago. Another
commen liable feature in MI.
MAheele ! 's character is ! that he
ls strictly abreast with the times
1n that he uses printed stations
cry exclusively in his personal
5corresp dence, which we might
add gave him the, occasion to
visit this office. Ne might also
| conc clnde by adding that the time
ls past when people living in
rural districts In North Dakota
used plain writing paper and
envelope les because they could not
afford printed stationery. The
Inter-O Ocean lis admirably equip
ped for all classes of commercial
printing and takes especial pride
ia its printing for the farmers
the people who in the main have
made this states prosperity a.
famous fact. The far er is no
longer q back number he is
strictly in the front ranks, and
as much of a business man today
as the merchant, hence the
necessity Of first class, Inter
Ocean brand. printed stationery.
Albert G. Harris, Of Crooks
ton, Mimi. and Miss Hattie
LaWr, Of Pine Island, Mimi,
were married at the M. E. par
sonage in this city. on Tuesday,
January 2, 1906, Rev G. H. East
olr perfo, ming the cere-
naony.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05

everybody turn out. and make
these meetings a great moral
and spiritual uplift to the com
munlty Is The hours for service
WILL be as follows: Song SER
vice, 4 :45; preaching service,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
lin DIST ( COURT
Matters To Be Decided at the
Adjourned Term
CALENDAR IS WELL FILLED.


I ths Judge shd jury q.
GLOWING is d eompl lete list of
the cases entered for trial st the
adj0urned term of the district
rcDurt which eOnp penesiin this city
January 8. Ne 4 s 5,5'i b
There are eight criminal act.
IONS which are as follows:
State vs.. Henry Hansen, un-
lawfully ! selling into xicating3
liquors. .s#s
State VS., j II. Bloom, crimin-
al libel.
State VS.. James Donahue, 4, as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
State VS.. Joe Saunders and
Steve Herren. robbery.
state VS.. George Dolphin, ua
lawfully selling intoxicating
liquors.
State VS.. B. Anderson, ct al,
grand larceny
State vs.. Fred Clark, grand.
larceny.
State VS.. Charles Albert, j !.
Jolly, John DeMares and John.
Monett, assault and battery with
a dangerous weapon. SSS55
The long list Of civil cases are
as.foll flows:
B. Goer VS.. Pasquale Def lore
jury case, appeal from justice
court.
Anderson vs.. 8. M
Crary, jury case. ;sss
w. y. Baker VS.. daniel Regan
jury case.
Y. Baker vs.. Daniel Regar1
jury case.
Frank Carten vs.. 3. B. Regan;
jury case. ss
Hattie Lynn vs.. James Lynn
court case. & 5.s}
Combs vs.. Edward
Eric cksor appeal from Justice
court
Robert II. Stewart VS.. J d..
Larson, appeal from justice
court. ssi
Elmer il Chanbe erlin vs.. Pat
rick Nc Bride !; court case.
Ramsey Co. National Bank a
corporation !; VS.. Love KesloW
and Davis Rubin !; court case. A:
BENJAMIN +. Stephens VS.
Helen Steph lens court case.
Crane-O Ordway Go. VS.. Joseph
I.eDue et all; court case. u
The Maple Bay Wind Stacker
Co. VS.. Samuel A. Ham; jury
case.
Christ K Kalhagen VS.. s. Sam. Kali.
hagen; appeal from justice court.
James Hunter VS.. Alfred M.
Coe and John Nc Dewitt; court
case remand from supre reme court
for 5settl tlelnellt.
Fred D. House VS.. Elizabeth
4 House jury case.
Ole %. Larsgard VS.. Mrs. Orlin
Bnrdiel J; court case.
Alfred VanD Ike 2
QuaIly jury case. .
George H Locke VS.. j James
Ryan; ct. al; appeal from Justice
court.
Matilda L,lndgren vs.. Albert
Solberg court case.
H. SlsirroW VS.. Fred Locke;
Jury case; appeal from justice
court.
Pasouale DeFiore vs., @. p.
Mapes, court case, appeal from
Justice court.
r. Il. Benson VS.. Christian
Ramberg, a. efendant; o. Folgen,
garneshee and Gaan Scott al Co..
a Incorporation interple leaders and
respondents appeal from justice
court. h
ii. Stoitze Va. Edward.
Hovey and George Wells court
case.
Northwest Thresher Co. A
corporation VS.. Peter Regan
and Edward Regan, jury case.
Catherine IT Tilhrick vs. Caroline
r. S0rlie court case. III
Austin Western Go. Ltd J; q;
corporation VS., Township ofl
Highland jury case.
kEie MeWbre vs.. q ra lse 81
Moore jury case.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-05
CITY FATHERS
Postponed Meeting Takes Place
Tuesday Evening .8.
MONTHS BILLS CONSIDERED
Complete Account of the Proceedings Of
the Meeting and List Of Bills
Audited and Allowed

The city council met IN regu-
lar session at the city hall IN this
city last Tuesday evening.
Mayor Whitman presided.
with the following councilmen
responding to roll call: Brain
ard, Gagen, Huesgen, Hodgkin-
son and Middaugh.
The city clerk presented the
report of the Police Justice,
showing but four cases for the.
past month, one for disorderlys
conduct, one for vagrancy and
two for drunkenness. The re-
port was accepted and ordered
fled.
Accounts were presented, duly.
audited and allowed as follows:
Devils Lake Improvement Co.,
for service, $27l. so. u
Frank Lang, labor, $52. ..
q. Stoltze, lumber, etc,
$3.50.
Peter Haley, coal, $S2. is.
John Burke, salary, $25.
z. 6. Miller, estimating. SIS.
Ole Skratass, salary, $40. .83.
Dac0tah Mac chinery Co, sun;
dries. S2.95
Albert N. Powell, Insurance,
SO. 40.
Gus Routier, labor, 8.
w Mann & Son, mdse.,
$l.8O.
Jas. McBeath, salary, $50, so.
"a. Haslam, salary. $12. so.
w. J. Hurst, salary, $75.
j. @. Adams. Indse., $3. ~.
Gus Routier. boarding prison
ers. S56. so. Z
Walker Bros. ~ Hardy, blanks,
SIS. 20.
Total, S6l5.2 rs
All accounts were allowed as
presented with the exception OF
that Of the Devils Lake Improve
Tnent Company, In which a small
cut was made because iii was
found charges had been made
for lights which had not been
used and for hydrants which
had remained frozen up.
he council aci jO1rned sine die
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Special Train for Iowa Shriners to
Los Angeles.

The Mystic Shrine will hold its an
nual meeting at Los Angeles In the
coming May. There will be special
train from Iowa composed of num-
Der of sleepers, one with Ell Kahir
Temple of Cedar Rapids. leaving this
city at q. m. on May l, one sleeper
with the Shrine at Peoria, and three
sleepers with Za.Ga-Zig Temple of
Des Moines. The special train will
leave Des Moines over the Rock Is
land at s:35 a. NJ, May LIST. reaching
Omaha at Ito p. M, and Lincoln at
2:5O p. M, at which point it will pick
up the Shrine located in that city.
The train will arrive at Colorado
Springs, May I'd at 6 a. NJ, leaving at
IL q. M, and arriving at Denver at
p. NJ; it will leave Denver, May Sd at
3 a. No., over the Colorado Midland,
and will reach Glenwood at 2:30 p. m.
and will remain there for two hours.
Salt Lake City will be reached at s
q. m. on May 4th and the entire day
will be spent there, giving the party
an opportunity to visit the Mormon
tabernacle, Saltair beach, and other
points of interest The train will
leave Salt Lake City at IL p. m. that
night, over the San Pedro line and
will arrive at Los Angeles at 6 a. m.
on Sunday, May 9Th.
Imperial Potentate w. G. Haskell
of Ell Kahir Temple and Frank o.
Evans, Imperial Potentate of Ia-Ga-
Zig Temple. will have charge of the
train. E. o. Soule will accompany
I the special clear through to Los An
geles as special representative of the
Rock Island. An omen rate of S26 40.
round trip will be granted from Cedar
Rapids and the general public is IN
vited to go along on this special.
Tickets will be limited returning to
July 81: stop overs will be allowed on
application to conductor, at all points
west of the Missouri river, or west of
st Paul. Passengers will have
choice of direct routes for returning
or for $72 40 they may return via any
of the northern routes.
For full particulars and information
write John G. Farmer, d. z. A.,
| Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Havoc in Other Cities.

San Jose, Cal, April 21.-Nineteen
people We're killed in San Jose and
the entire business section wrecked,
damage S5,00O,000. One hundred and
ten killed and seventy injured, most
ly patients, at Agnews asylum, build
ing completely ruined. Stanford uni
yersity memorial church and other
buildings wrecked, damage $3,O00,000.
One student. named Hanna, and one
other man killed there. At Salinas,
the Spreckles sugar refinery, valued
at $1,500,000 was completely de-
stroyed. Reports from Del Monte,
HOLSTER, jacksonville, Monterey, Pa
citic Grove, Santa Cruz and other
southern coast points show slight
damage in comparison. At Santa Rosa
the death list is 100 and the business
section is in ruins.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
WASHINGTON, D. c., APRIL 10, 1906.
THE POSTMASTER,
EXTRA, Iowa

SIR:-Replying to your letter of
April fourteenth reporting bad
conditions of roads over which rn-
raj delivery service from your office
is established you are directed to
inform the patrons interested and
road officials, if the condition of
roads is due to lack of attention
and repair, that unless some action
is taken by them within thirty days
from date, or al soon as conditions
will permit, to repair the roads in
order that they may DO travelled by
the carriers with facility and safety
at all seasons of the year the De-
partment will seriously consider
the withdrawal of service there
from. You will report results to
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

d l. Freeman, board of review
work Audubon town 5 90
Frank Buckner, trustee Cameron
township 4 90
B Black, clerk Melville town
ship 4 90
Ping Bros, papering auditors
On nm motion Board adjourned to to
meet again at one O'Clock p. m.
One clock p. m.-Board met pur-
suant to adjournment
On motion fees were allowed as per
transcript from clerk of courts in the
insanity case of j P Bendixen, as
follows:
w R koob, physician -- so
Geo Cosson, attorney 3 90
A l. Brooks, physician - 5 90
S P Daugaard, Witness 8 10
Nels P Hoegh, witness .-- 8 Is
Board proceeded to the considera-
ton of plans aud bids tor steel furni-
tur- and fixtures for the new court
house vault and for Omnibus and
steel document case for treasurer, and
made contract with Art Metal Con-
struction Company to furnish same
for $l660.0O.
Minutes were read and approved
and, on motion, Board adjourned.
o. B Train, n. d. Hamlin
County Auditor. Chairman.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
San Francisco Again Shaken.

San Francisco, April PA sharp
earthquake shock was felt here at
1898 o'clock last night 1t lasted
about three seconds and was from east
to west. No damage has been re-
ported.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

On motion G E BRENNAN was al
lowed $93.07 on account of error in
tax receipts.
On motion the following claims
were allowed
B L Darnold, disinfecting Ray
Smiths house 8 90
o r Ruble, hay for poor farm 16 81
John Petersen, care of S 81
White and hauling body to
town 5 90
John Greenlee, services for S II
White and bedding burned Is 90
Albertsen & Christensen. mdse
for John Christensen family / 90
Albertsen & Christensen, mdse
for Emma Potter ----.--- Is 40
Albertsen & Christensen, mdse
FOR A S Eddy rs
Zion Printing Co, supplies l so
e Bilharz & Son, mdse for John
Christensen family II 20
e Bilharz & Son, mdse for Mrs
Madsen 40
Geo N Weighton, livery for
Board - 3 50
Roy Hibbs, part pay on court
house vault 1000 90
+ Rosenbladt, medical service
Perry Harmon 80. --- 80 90
Nat McFadden, trustee of Doug
las township .----- 2 90
E Freeman, electric lights for
court house S6 so
E Freeman, electric lights for
M A Gardner, repairing county
P Soc, 'e disinfecting in oaKdeid
township ------ 6 10
Callaghan ( 20, McLains Di-
Julius Kopeska, hay for poor
w r Koob, health officer Oak
field township 10 90
Thos Scott. trustee Cameron
township ----------- 2 90
n ID Hamlin, session work 90 90
N D Hamlin, committee work 80 90
N ID Hamlin, mileage 10 so
F d Searles, session work . Is 90
+ ID Searles, committee work. 30 so
F d Searles, mileage s Is
G Bonwell, session work - 20 90
G Bonwell, committee work 35 90
G Bonwell, mileage - 10 90
Auditors minutes during vacation
Of Board were read and approved.
Minutes of session were read and
approved.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet again April IA, 1906.
o B. Train n. d. Hamlin
County Auditor. Chairman.
Board of Supervisors met in ad-
! iourned session. Members present,
N d Hamlin, F d Searles and John
G Bonwell.
On motion the following claims
we're allowed:
E A Bates, hay for poor farm % 46
Geo B Gill, trustee Hamlin
township 2 0C
o B Train, postage 2 OC
10 b Train, freight and express 81
r G Spencer board of review
| work Audubon town 0C
A E Beason. board of review
work Audubon town. 0C
L Huber, board of review work
Al d lbon town - . 0C
E M Johnson. board of review
work Audubon town --- 4 O(
A III Roberts, board of review
work Audubon town. 5 0(
&c l. Tramp, board of review
work Audubon town 4 0(
F S Watts, board ofreview work
Audubon town ---- 0,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

Steamship tickets to all parts of
the world. Nj. Boose, west Extra.
ma
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Annual Meeting, German Baptist
Brethren, Springfield, ILL.,,
rlay 81 to June S, loco,

For this occasion, the Rock Island
lines will make rate of one fare plus
$l.OO for the round trip. Tickets will
be on sale June LIST to 4th, inclusive,
with return limit of June 18th, and
an extension will be granted to June
3oth, upon payment of so cents.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

this Office. In this connection your
attention is called to rural delivery
regulation sheet fourteen.
Very respectfully,
P. V. DEGRAw,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

Kreamer & Kelsey Painters and pa
per hangers. a26
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26
Board Proceedings
April Session, loo6.

On motion G E BRENNAN was al
lowed $93.O7 on account of error in
tax receipts,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
FIRE FOLLOWED
AN EXPLOSION
This MORNING.
Several Dead;
Many Injured

SHADY SIDE. n Y, May ee2.-Aa
explosion followed by IRE occurred az.
the works of the New York Glucose
Company this morning Many en-
pIoyes We're caught IN the ruins and
were either killed or injured The es-
innate Of fatalities varies from ten 10
twenty-five and half hundred are re.
ported injured One four story build
ing, one hundred and two hundred feet
in size. was completely wrecked and
out-buildinSs were torn to pieces
There We're FIVE hundred men in tnc
building at the time and their families
have been thrown into panic. Callc;
for assistance were sent to near b.
towns. The police and sailors from
war ships lying in the aarbor rendered
valuable aid in rescue work It is be-
lieved that the explosion was caused
by defective boiler Fire immediate
ly followed the explosion and scenes
of widest excitement enSued. Tic
disaster occurred at eisht-thirty. short
Iy after the employees lad settled down
to their daily tasks
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
Short Line to
Deer Park, Md.
3. & o. WILL HAVE DIRECT ROUTE
FROM PiTTSeURG TO SUM-
MER RESORT.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Nay ga fet:
years ago the Baltimore & Ohio began
the construction OF a branch line from,
Confluence southward into Maryland
IT extends southward aSou:. 20 miles
from Confluence to Krug, or Kendall
as the railroad station Is known IL
company has decided 10 tuili the r.
naming 20 miles of the branch from
eKndall to Oakland on the main line.
Incidental TO reaching valuable coal
lands along the upper erd OF :he
EouShiosheny river. which the branc:'
follows it will give short line to
oakland. Mountain Lake Park and
Deer Park three important summer
resorts of the Baltimore q Ohio. T.-
respective distances TO Deer Park
Mountain Lake Park and oakland
from PittSburS are now ise, 2o2 and
2O4 miles by way of Cumberland. Over
the proposed new route the respective
distances are TO be 129. 126 and 1zf
miles, by way of Confluence. These
mountain haunts hav; long been
among the best known in the east and
are the summer homes of many people
from Philadelphia. Baltimore. Wash
inSton. Pittsburg. Whee.ir7, and othe-
cities. With the short. line FROM Pitt
burg to Deer Park and Ire other re-
sorts. they are certain to take on a
new interest. and by next summer the
Baltimore & Ohio VIII likely make =
special feature Of these high class
summer home places for a week OF
more recreation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
5000 Dancers
CAN BE ON THE FLOOR AT ONE
TIME AT TIE GRAND BALL
TONIGHT =

PTTSBURG. Pa. May 22.-Ghtter-
ing emblems. stirring martial strains
and beautiful weather combined to
make the Sir Knights great function.
a notable event, and the eight or more
thousand bepiumed marchers were
cheered by many thousands Of admir-
ing spectators. The demonstration
Of the morning was one OF most nota'
Bile parades ever held by an order in
Pennsylvania The grand parade
started, promptly at ten O'Clock and 1t
was long after the noon hour when the
head of the procession reached sae re
viewing stands The railroads report
that fifty thousand people came to
day from points outside Of PittsburG to
to see the demonstration. Tonight
the grand ball VIII be held in Duquesne
Garden by the knights with accommo-
dations for three thousand dancers
upon the floor at one time