Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-13

10 Fifth avenue, 10 Fiity.niuth street.
Fim, came platoon OF mounted 30.
lice followed by body Of hcyciisis
1000 atrOng, each bearing ilag and
lantern. The cyclists rode twelve
Abreast and formed column nj least a
mile and half long. After tue whctl-
men came twelve heralds mounted On
line white steeds, and preceding Col.
onel John G.. Garnet, grand mamhal,
aud his nids, All dressed IN toe uni.
forms Of Austrian guurie. The bril-.
liant cnvalcnde was r0uudly Chocfed
aud won the deserved admiration Of
all. Following wns blnuer % fame,
aud then came twenty historical ears.
rho car OF Fame led tho long iinu and
was followed by a Laud Of prehistoric
Americans. Aflert1is group came Tie
car Of the Stone Age, or the prehistoric
car, surrounded by Il numblr Of tudi-
ans. Float No. . was the cat Of the
Sun WorshipOrs. The fourth font w. q
entitled the Victory Of Genius. A
statue OF Columbia camr next. Then
came IA group representing. Corltz
pizarTU, America Nespuccl, Ponce
de Leon, Cabot AMI other
great mariners. Following came
o. body Of Spanish knight, then the
coriego OF King Fotdlnnud and Queen
Isabella, the Spanish Gordon on h0rso.
back, and then model Of the carnyei
"5inta Maria" Tho Puritan car
which came next represented u
Puritan wedding, John Alden and
Priscilla 10th riding the tamu horse.
Olhcr pretty features we've group VI
Dutch c0lonisls aud after them came
William Penn and thu Qlakera ns well
ts body Of mounted indians. The
car Of Capitol, model Of the Capitol at
Washington, lighted within and with
cut, came next ana was an object Of
applause AMI attention. la addition
tho fofty.f0ur States were represented
by az many daughtegB OF Veterans who
presented picturesque appearance.
THE NAVAL CADETS
and Junior Naval Reserve next
showed IN In the line OF march and
after the Sevenly.ilrst regiment band
came n group representing General
Grant, President Lincoln and stan.
Immediately behind thum was the
American standard and "a banner Of
Liberty. "Liber,y Car" VIA next In
Hue and showed Liberty eniightouing
the world. In front OF Liberty est
Justice, supported by Equality AMI Fra.
trrnity. Behind Liberty was Peace,
Goodwill AMI Hospitality. Then
came the group OF all nuti0ns, a body
Of COntinentals, All immuu.e banner
and General Washington aud staff.
escorted by the Washington Contlnen.
tai Guards, the Washingt1n ilght in.
ianity and frontier scouts. Coming
after the scouts were the chiefs Of
allied tribes on horseback, nu1 then
body Of Indians and another large
banner. Following thc last named
banner was the "Car OF the Pfuss.0
The press was represented by n beaut.
iul woman dressed ~ black, and com.
ing out OF an ink bottle. She held n
weather.yane IN her hauI and was
surrounded by poems. Behind her
were n number OF printers at work,
showing the whole process Of printing
n newspaper. Official psogFammes
were distributed as souvenirs from
this car Us II rolled along. Following
the press car came the car u Poetry
and Romance, aud then came this car
which won, probably, more applause
than any In the parade, the chr Of
Ah'flChu HouitHi AuN lAltuutl 10
show the supremacy OF American
women over those Of all other parts OF
the world. Next came the car OF
Oceans, followed by Columbia's ship
Of state, by more banners, by more
music and by the battalion OF Progress.
Last, aud not lrNst beautiful of the
iloate, was the car Of Electra, labeled
"Hyua OF Lightning Controlled
by G.uius Edison" Ii was thirty
feet long, drawn by ten horses and
Illuminated by 5000 electric light.
Thirty beautiful young girls, in
metallic costumes, stood ON a revolving
dix ANA reflected tho thousands oil
lights on the hoat. In tho centre OF
this group vns a globe, with long
latltudinni marked In electric lights. IL
Is safe to say that such u magnificent
float never before Was seen. The renr
OF the parad was brought up by 5000
marohers from the order OF Red
Men, who presented picturesque
RppCtaclg.