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Boeror, Aug. ’3.~Au Boston is today
discussing the greatest gala day the city
over soon. For more than five hours
the principal avenues were occupied by
plowed Knights Tcmplara, and hundreds
of thousands of spectators obligiugly
crowded on to the sidewalks to give thorn
room.
It was nearly 6 o'clock last night when
the last commandory of Knights Templar-
broke ranks at the foot of Washington
street. and the traffic entirely was resum-
ed. All the afternoon the street car sys-
tem was almost entirely suspended, even
in the streets through which the parade
did not pass. When the cars did start up,
however, there was the greatest rush ever
seen in Mint]. Every one was anxious
to get home to supper, as the majority of
them had been standing with nothing to
out since early morning. They did not re-
main at home, however, but hurried back
to become a port of the great human ka-
leidoscope which is moving up and down
the principal streets tonight. .
The day was a grand one. Somewhat
cloudy at first, the sun came out brightly
in the afternoon. but at no time was the
heat so great as to cause much discomfort,
and every one seemed to enjoy himself
greatly, from tho grinning urchin who had
climbed on electric light pole to the proud
‘ bearer of the lmndsomcst bonusth in
the line.
There were none too many grand stands
to accommodate the immense throng that
clamored for suits, although almost every
foot of available space along the line of
march had been covered with platforms
and seats.
Every inch of space was occupied, and
thcro was hardly breathing room. Both
incoming and outgoing local trains were
practically deserted during the afternoon,
but as soon as the parade was over there
was a stampede for the depots, and the
early evening trains were crowded to suf-
focation. This great exodus. however,
seemed to make no appreciable difference
in the size of the crowd, which still con-
tinued to fill every thoroughfare.
An Evening of Pleasure.
The Knights presented a splendid ap-
pearance, on parade, and with very few
exceptions completed the entire line of
march. As they passed the reviewing
stands before Grand Commander McCar-
dy and Governor Grecnhnlge and later be-
fore Chief Marshal Lawrence and Mayor
Curtis many of thorn executed intricate
military evolutions which Won the ex-
pressed admiration of the thousands who
witnessed thorn. These tactics were also
introduced by the more proficient com-
mundcrics at intervals along the line of
march.
Grunt admiration was expressed at the
nppmranco of the California and other
wustcrn dclvgntions, but there was slight
difference in the manifest pleasure of the
spectators no one after the other of all the
commanderiefi in line [mast-d.
The evening was given up by the
knights to m'llirrfll merry making. There
were banquet» and rot-optimist galore, and
at every lu-mhpmrto-rs open house was the
order. Tln- ("utivluvi- was officially opened
by cx.-rci<.-- in Mumnix- temple luimcdh
uti'ly nftvr llu- close of tlu- pnrmlc. Today
the su-rinm business of the cum-lave will
be in order.
It was shortly after 'lzii'i o'clock lust
evening wlxrn tho ('Hlli'lin'i’ was otl‘u-iaily
opt-moi at Mii-iullll' li'lllllli'. Most l-Imim-nt
Sir Hugh )li-l'iirily. his i‘xcvllcuvyiiuv- ’
t'l'llfll' Hn-rnlmlgn of Massachusetts. his
honor Mayor i'urtls of Boston and Right '
Elliilli'llt Sir Sanmvl (‘. lmvrmr-o pro.
ri-cili'il to tho imuplv. when: they Worn
grwtml hya largo audit-um: of air knights
and Masons.
h‘lr lu'le'l'llCt.‘ llCli'tl as "meter of core-
luouim uiul intrmlucml Mayor Curtis, who
writ-mum] tlu- Knighte 'l'r-mplurs to Boston.
)onnr Curtis tin-u intrmluccd Governor
Gri-onlmlgc. who spoke as follows:
“After what has liuppvuml it would be
impi-riluou» for llli' in mid anything fur-
ther. Tho incuuw is so grout that the
sound wows will carry love from Boston
to Sun annriwoand from Canada to New
Orin-nus. Events of this sort bring together
citizens of a true republic-one people.
one purpose, om- comic. The event today
has Iii-cu an inspiring spectacle—inspiring
in numbers. inspiring in character and
inspiring in significance.
represents a magnificent purtmsc. The
losmn which has gone out today will be
hccdcd in ov-vry state in tho Fnion.”
Moat Eminent h'ir liugb McCurdy re-
sponded on behalf of the Knights Toni-
plars.
At the clinic of Most Eminent le Hugh
McCuriiy's address every one not a mom-
bor of the grand encampment of the
United Stairs was rmpicstcd to withdraw,
and tho encampment wont into active aca‘
aiori. No buslnc-a was tron-rooted further
than to declare the conclrivc opon. An ad-
iourmuont promptly followed, thoknights
(“stamina in their various hi-rtdqimrti'ra,
which were at once thrown open to vlslt’
ore.
William (inlllnrrl of Palestine Com-
mriniicry No. ii, Knights Torupinrs of New
London. Ionu., dropped dorm from up
oplory on WMhlngtnn stwot. iioabury.
He was returning to himdquartors after
the mrado apparently as well as usual
when the fatal attack mined him. The
body was rumored to tho rooms of Under-
taker Waterman and will be sent home
today.
Ova-d Encampment Reception.
Tho Moron of the grand oillccraof the
grand cominnndorica from all parts of the
country last evening was the Hotel Bruno»
wick, where the grand wmniaridcrioa of
Massachusetts and lihodo island tendered
a reception to the members of the grand
encampment. tho ohlccrs of the grand
comm-names and the crmncllsof com-
manderics, with their ladies.
The east parlors of the hotel, where the
reception was held. were beautifully deco-
rated with flowers and potted plants and
the Golan mast band orphans was in at-
tendance. Right Eminent Sir flannel J.
Lawrence was present, and many prorat—
nsnt knighted-inn all acctionsof the Unit—
eil states called during the waning.
M the Brunswick alaoIeveralof the
This conclnvo '
M
a. .
om lady
caller. Hundreds of visitors shared the
bounty of the generous westerners.
Apollo oommandoryof Chimgo lie-been
“adored. an unusual honor by the Algon-
quinclnh, Boston's most exclusive organ-
ization. The Apolios have been presented
with guests' coals by the club. which on-
title the members of the commandcry to
share all the privileges of the club while
at the conclave.’ ' ,
The Missouri grand commondcry k'cpt
open house at llx chambers. Music
and refreshments were furnished in liber-
al quantities and a pleasant evening was
spent. The grand officers acted as a recap»
tion committee. Most of the receptions
were not terminated until midnight. and
until a late hour crowds thronged the
streets near the large hotels, and hurrying
carriages blocked the streets.
Rivalry For thelext Conclave.
There is competition of the most lively
sort between the Pittsburg and Philadel-
phia commandories to secure the triennial
conolavo in 1898. Tho claims of each city
are being presented with a pleasant yet
unceaslng energy on both sides. Plttsburg
rocters are to be found everywhere where
there islikely taboo gathering of Knights
Templars and are extolling their city for
all it is worth.
The headquarters of their commandery
is at tho Quincy House, and open house
is the order of the day to all air knights
and their lady friends. A band concert
in front of the hotel each evening is also
on the programme. They have also occu-
pied rooms at the Vondome, at which
house the Pcnnsylvaninns ore quartered,
and the Pittsburg boom committee is
holding forth there.
The Pcnnsylva‘n in delegations are work-
ing like Hoovers, and at their headquar-
ters an nlmmt uninterrupted ”at home”
is being held. Many visitors are attracted
each evening. The boom committee,
bonded by a band, is also visiting and scr-
cnnding the various headquarters.
In spite of their earnestness, however.
neither side will express themselves on
the outlook for success. They simply say,
“Time will tell." The question of naming
the city for the next conclnve will proba-
bly be decided at today's session of the
grand commondcry.
MW....__
INMAN’g—i-T‘I'E.
Supposed to Have Jumped From Ills Yacht
and Gone to the bottom.
NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-—Robert W. In-
man, Jr., who jumped overboard from
his yacht Adelaide when she collided with
the steamer Persons of the Iron Steamboat
company at 7:30 o’clock on Monday night
off Norton's point. in all human probabil-
ity sunk within a few minutes and was
drowned. B. S. Clark, his partner, offered
a reward of 0500 for the recovery of his
body and chartered a steam launch to go
out and look for it. There are certain
friends of Mr. lnumn, who was rather an
eccentric man, who think that he got
ashore and concealed the fact that he had
survived, but there does not seem to be
the slightest basis for such a theory.
The main facts of the collision are that
the persons who were on tho yacht Ade
laide lost their presence of mind and leap-
ed into the water when they should have
remained whom they were, and that tho
, Perseus is not adequately equipped to save
hunmn life. Tlu- Adelaide, which was
reported by Illi,’ puuic stricken survivors us
having lit-cu arrow in and us lit-lug in a
sinking condition matuiuml hardly any
damage wliuti-vcr.
Tramps Charged With Murder.
Zil.n'.~=r‘il-:r.b, 0., Aug. 7.’>i.—.\n unknown
tramp about ‘35 years tilil was murdered on
. the Pennsylvania ruilrnnd freight train.
. His tlirout was cut from our to our. Two
trumps on the train were suspi-ctcd. They
, boarded nu hirii- iruiu, uudwhvu the train
; rennin-d Ashlnud it was met by otlicors,
- llllll tlic turnips—livi- in number-«mound
fire. The battle mired Ilvo iiiiriiitcs.:Tho
ougim-i-r umi ilromuu \vuro slightly wound-
t‘il linfuro the trumps were finally jnilmi.
x The prisoners had revolvers and razors,
i considerable tummy and several gold
3 wutrhvs, urid it is eiiplmscd that they on)
’ professional tllli'l‘i‘n‘.
Mina U'lirien Not Insane.
NEW "Ml-2);, Aug. Sit—Au application
I to have Mary .I. U'llricu. daughter of
i the late (.‘Ulillli'l James O'Brien of tho
: Forty~cightli Massachusetts volunteers,
5 placed in the insane asylum wasdlsmisscd
; by J udgc L‘lcnvislnnd intlio probate court.
5 There seems to be some family dicillulty
between lilies O‘Brien and her brothoniu-
'lnw and her sister, Stanley T. Canning
and wife. in which an estate of $15,000 or
020,000 in tho south plays its part.
The Rochester ltrilte.
llocnnsrsu, Aug. 28.-—Tho status of the
big strike instituted by the members of
the United (inrrncnt Workors' union has
not changed materially. llotli lmascs and
employees remain firm, and it is not un-
likely that the shops will remain closed
down for ll fortnight. A few men and
girls rcporiml for Work to their various
employs-rs, but for morn wvut out, and
thriatrikvrs now i'rllllllillu tiwiruurnbcrs
at 3,000.
Forest Fires Extinguished.
Eon Harmon. N. .i., Aug. tit—Tho
heavy rains, aided by tho unitcd'offorts of
the farmers and tuwnsmon. extinguished
the great fort-st fire that has been burning
south of this place. i-iix muarc miles of
pine forest and cranberry lmgs were burn-
od (mar in the course of the fire. The loss
is hard to estimate.
An Insane Mother.
NAflllliA, N. 11.. Aug. L’s—Mrs. F. R.
Board of And-Nor. Mass” who attempted
to murder her daughter at (lid Orchard
Beach, formerly lived on Canal street, this
city. Between 10 and If) years ago. in a
fit of insanity. aim starter] a fire in which
tom of her children wore burned to death.
’l’o Build w New Confront.
Plimt Armor, N. .l., Aug. 28.—-Thc
first steel verml to be built here will short-
ly beundcr way. it will be a gunboat,
for which the government of Colombia
has contracted with tho linmaays. The
host is intended for use on shallow rivers
lad will be of little depth.
moo-um Morris' Will.
8“ Haves. Aug. sit—The will of the
late ea-Bovcrnor Lrizon B. Harris was
wanted for prolmie. it is brief and in
the govunm’s own writing. All his prop
wty is left without reservation to his will;
ow. andsbeienamclasemotrlx. The
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Butter, best tub, 24c; Green’s Farm?
Creamery, 28c.
Cottolene, 3 lb. pail, 280; Cottolene. 1
lb. pail, 9c.
Lard, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cheese, 13c.
Pork, 11c.
Beans, 90 and 10c qt.
Tomatoes. beet, 7c.
Domestic Ssrdines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, 8c.
Salmon, 12.3.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans. 5c can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c doz.
Ginger Root.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
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