The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-28

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iassss psspsstisas, and ia tAedR t>ss,s
ths Free Coinage, The Ceasgt1 ~ ths
6llvse Bsw eeaav eluhs hsean - 1so.
MASS ov yna
Up north The Walksrvlile - besaa
moving. . mass ef Gre. devu to'C9ntsss
villA TARs N met ths gsset - feem
Csatssvills, ths ''boys from ~ st1nss" the
bavs who work for wages, VT eaB whas
thsy sst. and who swear b. thsiseno3eyss
beeaass - treats thsm Vie ~ gnsn.
Ths begs from the bill cad ~ bos u
Wslhsrvills feemsd . phalanx q ~ that
stood solidly masssd on CsaSevlsGs hill
ready 10 move onward, Seemsd' . NEST
brilliant spectacle.
Meanwhile the othse clubs vsse nass.
inG In Montana street. From I'll ever the
southern. eastern and central pasts Il
tswn they moved to . eemmee psint,
until all the lines of firs wsse masDed iV
AontauA street and on Csatssvi1lo ~.
T0E FxEBx ANACONDA
At Q o'elock the great lins beGnn 10
move and stretch itself cut ovse ~ city.
II moved east ON Quarts slssse 10 Wyo.
ming. south to Park, aud thea we'd. u
bad bssn intended to move nsrth from
Park on washinGten. but part e ~ pro
esssion had not Jet started, ard u vas
found necessary to lsngthsa ~ lins d
march. Ths bead Of the eolunn q flrs
mevsd on, clear across Nlsse1le euleh,
up Exeslsiee avenue. sass asain essoss
ths sulsh. to follsw bshind ths tsil e ths
peoessslea. The nssy Anassada had
illuminaAsd the entire city. aad fssa ell
The lins went up shouts for Butts's nssgh-
bee and ftisnd.
IN A BLAZE or RKp y114.
When The bead Of the line rsaahed MAln
stssst again the masehsss wsss saVeaisd
with rockets and marchsd dewn Main
strsst In . hlass Of red Ore aa1 Ass vesss.
Rsaehing Para street the hsad u ~ Line
esnntsemarehsd up Main steset an1 The
hie theesuehfass pssssntsd sssas Of
dsssline beiliianey never appsoasAsd In
Basts. Bands were playing. nsn vsss
cheering. rockets were aysn6 thsoush
~ cir. and red hrs plsesd The whole
strsst in blass Of glory.
ANACONDA"
When the main proesssioa bad Analy
isft the main street, the ossss Halis
Yiamhsau club which haA hss1e1 ths
pasads, masshsd IN selh phalaag Assa
Nain stssst. Fash man was ieae11 0tth
ilrs wesls asd thsy elessd ~ pass1s In
most dasslins ssyls. whssls eA1ess.
viewed, sky rockets and rsaaa ean1lss
shos up In The air. mammoth bsohs Vsss
expiodsd. streams oe coloesd AFs poured
upward from the hamhsauz. end In The
midst Of al this dasslins seees appssssd
IN lsttsss of red. vhits, hlss. .Ssl1ap ptoluDa'
end purple. the word "Ahaeoada.w - Atse'
Marching down Main strsst, carrying
with II the - Of Ore. The Rlamhsau club
vss srsstsd With tumuitueus applas,ss. II
naFohsd down 10 PAsk strsst asA then
baok up to Quarts. and The parade elsssd
n sesns ee unsxamplsd grandeur.
An ARMY m LuE.
The entire numbse of msn IN ths passd6
vas $3.50. A thousand moes vsso rsadS
70 join had thsss bssn any msss torches
to carry. The hrst divisien was I'D b.
Capt Henry lausllss. with Lieutenant Sea.
dssf and W. G. ceas - sidss. Thsa came
The Besaoa . Mentans hand, and the
Great Falls Elambsau club sf natty Great
Halls business msn.
The nrst regiment Of the Anaeooda-soc.
ths-C s-Capitai club ee Silver Bow county, as
strong. Behind them came ths Copper
City Coloesd Anaeenda-eoe.ths-C Capital
club and The Parrot club. "a
The sssead divisien was led By Lisut
J. v. Long, masshal. and Perrin Irvine,
Csof Lousisr. n. .. 0'Fafrsll. @. 6. Pass
more and "a Mounts -. aidsa The
Emmst guard hand followed and then
came the second regiment of The Ana
eonda-foe ths-eapltal club es Silver BoW
county With sl3 In lins. b.
Ths "virainius mine votes for Ana.
eonda" was carsied nsxt d Q bie tran
sparsncy. The third division was mas.
sAaisd by Capt. W. T. Hall. with n. L.
Holland and othses - aidss, then eams
the third rssimsnt ee Anacoads-sor-ths-
capital club Of Silver Bsw county with
t,sSe In line.
The fourth division was I'd b. Csnsral
A. J. Davis, marshal, and Andy Collins,
Jehn Holland and Bsa Calkins q sidsa.
Ths Alies hand cane nsxt, ieilsvsd b.
the Silver Bow Ylambsau club. This ciuh
attracted great applause all along the
lius, whieh Il we'll deserved. II h sxessd-
ingH veil dsillsd and neatly uniformed
and made brilliant eight. II was fol.
lowed By the Waikssvills club, 157 strong,
and the Coloesd Anaconda-for.ths-Cs Capital
club. es strong, pesesdsd b. the colorsd
drum corps.
The Free Coinage bard led Ne next
division, mssshaisd b. Captain q. A.
Nsidsnhofsn.
Then followed the Scsndinavisn- Amer.
lean club, the Swsdish.Amsrican club. tha
Independent Drum eeeps, ths Firth Ward
club Orton's band. the Brsseh and Amer
lean Political club, the French-C Canadian
Anaeonda.for.tbs- Capital club, the Ju'
vsnile Drum corps. the Suburban club
A. A. ~p..A A.