Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-21
THE CIVIC PARADE
At Chicago Yesterday Was a
Grand A flair.
SEVENTY-FlvE THOUSAND MEN
Ia Line-The Scotch In Their Tartans the
Feature Of the Display.


Alnc VI MGOn.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 2O.--No mere
dancing affair, no social function, how
ever magnificent, could signali2e to tho
great masses the inauguration OF the
Columbian week fetes. There must be
u parade and music to do this. And
to-day in the glittering sunshine aud
braoing air tho people had both.
Tho hundreds OF thousands that
crowded the town to-day came not
alone from tho cities OF the land but
from the prairies aud mountains west
ward, from tho south land and the more
rugged north, from sea-hoard 10 sea-
board, from the Britains' border limo 60
tho Gulf, where people come to see aud
be stirred.
And to-day thoro was n parade ten
miles long which should and did linz
| press the great and earnest masses, ma
also the dignitaries Of other nations
ard the blg-wigs of our own, that the
| Columbian exposition was thing OF
the near future.
INAUGURAL DAY WAS PEOPLES DAY.
The official opening OF tho dedloatory
| fete was marked by civic parade.
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| AANthNi WV oNt4f Na'ihAA - Wv Soy
of lake Michigan had disappeared, and
stolid clouds held back the sunshine,
The air was chilly and IA searching
wind from somewhere blew through
the streets between the great buildinga,
and people pulled their wrapsabout them
But the overcast was such ~ scarcely
iorbodcd rain, and nobody cared for tho
autumn chill.
| hands or MUSIC AND MARCHING MEN,
/ al ,.,.i.t,,,, ,,I,,ts ,,,h,,o ,t,.,, ,yar, ca
a,,ait 10 signai for rno,ing occ,,,iad
~ u,o titL crowda which ye,,o bainS
,nomontarilv s,1gmented Nv incomine
tbomsanda from The ranidlv arrivlne
trains, Children mounted 10 pieces IN
the grand stand OF Official review Dig
nitaries of many nations, men Of place
and position, and Vice-President Nor
ton, under ciyil escort, had taken
positions At ii o'clock. All was ready
then aud the waiting was not long.
Out on tho lake front In an open space
soon after II O'Clock three sullen BOOM
ing guns spoke out the signal for the
start. Then appeared at the starting
the chief officer OF tho day and tho POI
| lice ahead OF him led tho way, the
various bodies falling In from streets
opening into the route Oh march,
AT THE HEAD OF PARADE
TO hold in check the dense crowd,
which thronged sidewalks and forced
into streets, came the mounted police.
Chief McClaughrey rode In advance,
followed closely by Assistant Chief
Hubbard and inspectors Ross, Keck,
Hunt, Lewis, Setback and Fitzpatrick.
After them riding knee TO knee, aud
sweeping the street from curb 10 curb,
came a detachment Of mounted police,
under command Of Lieutenant Healcy,
and then detachment on foot under
Captain Harrlgan. Directly behind
Harrigan's men came
sousA,s MARINE HAND
...,.u =, 800, for ths Atov,o.n
nstianai hand At The heels Of the
Mexican band was Major-General Miles,
i ,..a,,d .,,a0ahaI al the narada faautand.