Show OREAT PYTHIANAM Nine Thousand Uniformed Knights at Belle Isle BIENNIAL REVIEW ISHAD Supreme Chancellor of Kniglitc of Pythias Will Today Announce the Appointment of GenCarnahan as MajorGeneral of the Uniform Hank Supreme Lodge Listens to Reports of Committees Official Reports Re-ports of Bathbono Sisters Presented and Head Detroit Aug 29Belle Isle was invaded in-vaded today by the Pythian army in full force where the biennial Inspection and review of the Uniformed Rank was held After a deal of galloping about of the staff brigade and regimental officers offi-cers the Inspection formation was completed com-pleted two long lines of troops stretched from end to end of the great field the brigade and regimental olll cers grouped to the fore In their appropriate ap-propriate places he artillery and cavalry cav-alry on the left The Inspection proceeded pro-ceeded the majorgeneral and staff moving down and up the long lines their appropriate salutes by officers Knights and numerous bands of music Gen Carnahan then took station In the center of the field his army wheeled right Into company front and marched in review in that formation As the head of each brigade passed the commanderinchlef the brigadiergen erals and their staffs fell out and joined the staff of the majorgeneral The entire en-tire 0000 Knights returned to camp In good spirits and without special fatigue Sessions of the supreme lodge Knlghts of Pythias were resumed today to-day and some of the reports of the committees com-mittees were heard CARNAHAN TO BE MAJORGEN ERAL Supreme Chancellor Sample will tomorrow to-morrow announce the election by the supreme lodge of James R Carnahan of Indianapolis as majorgeneral commanding com-manding the Uniformed Rank Gen Carnahan founded the Uniformed Rank more than twenty years ago and has ever since been its commander His salary Is 1500 per year It now appears to he conceded that ViceSupreme Chancellor Wethers of Wisconsin will be elected supreme chancellor according to previous custom cus-tom instead of the reelection of Su premo Chancellor Sample THE RATHBONB SISTERS Twentyfour past grand chiefs of the Rathbono Sisters were today admitted to the sessions of the supreme body of the womans order but without the right to vote The reports of officers were read and referred In the abstract of the report of Jenette B S Neubert supreme chief of the Rathbonc Sisters among the dc clsionu rendered by the supreme body are Meetings cannot be held In private pri-vate residences deaf mutes < 5annot bo admitted to membership members of Pythian Sisterhood cannot become Rathbonc Sisters while members of the rival ordSr Grand temples have been instituted in Nebraska Connecticut Connecti-cut and New Hampshire Twentyfive subordinate temples have been organized or-ganized The supreme chief recommends recom-mends that grand temples having less than seven subordinate temples forfeit their charters The report of Mrs M D Wood supreme su-preme mlsterr of records and correspondence corre-spondence showed the number of subordinate sub-ordinate temples to be 795 grand temples tem-ples 21 membership 22000 Knights and 11000 Sisters receipts 21BC7 disbursements dis-bursements 19285 total on hand S11 201 Grand temples received 103570 and expended 09194 The net Inceraso for 1899 was 3411 members The report of Alexlne Murray supreme su-preme mistress of finance shows total receipts of 2L02l total expenditures 13577 balance on hand June 30 1900 10960KNIGHTS KNIGHTS OP KHORASSAN The report of Imperial Secretary H W Beldlng of the Dramatic order Knights of Khorassan states that there are sixtyfive active temples in existence ex-istence The receipts to August 1 1900 were 522J which was paid to the imperial im-perial treasurer In 1S89 there was a net gain of 31C members Total membership mem-bership December 1S99 9727 The report of B Frase Imperial treasurer trea-surer shows receipts of 12109 disbursements dis-bursements 5088 balance on hand August Au-gust 1st 7021 PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD The Pythian Sisterhood supreme lodge spent most of todays session discussing dis-cussing recommendations made Inthe officers reports PARADE OF KHORASSANS The grand electrical and fireworks parade of the Knights of Khdrjissan tonight which was announced as the spectacular feature of Pythian week resulted in a vast deal of confusion The police had made no arrangements for clearing the streets along the line of march The picturesquelyclad Kho rasauns were obliged to make their way around street cars and through narnny lanes opened through the crowd and many of the elaborately prepared humorous features were lost to a great majority of the spectators The crowd which jammed the downtown down-town streets was far greater than that which witnessed yesterdays parade and it was goodnatured although almost al-most entirely uncontrolled Some 2500 of the Knights of Rollicking Rollick-ing branch of the order took part In the spectacle A great many of the marchers march-ers carried varicolored torches others sworda and scimiters of antique Oriental Ori-ental patterns AH wore turbans or other quaint headgear and clothes of Arabian Persian or Turkish cut |