The morning call., 1894-06-25

singulsrly cheerless ones that the new
weather clerk has been giving San Fran
cisco, but it had no apparent influence on
the ardCr of the celebrating Slavs and
Austrians. Nor did the elements keep
back the crowds from enjoying a Sunday
afternoon such as will be sorely missed
after the fair is over.
Although the celebration Yesterday was
called SlavOnian the Slav's Austrian
pOuntrymen and Polish sympathiZeEs par
ricipated with enthusiasm. The Austriaus,
Bohemians, Moravans and the rest cele-
brated because they join hands with their
southern brothers under the standard OF
Franz Joseph, and the Poles were there
for the reason ol their sympathy for Slavs,
whom they regard as men without a
country.
They all united in a parade from down
town TO the exposition, which bad many
handsome features and compared favor
ably with the other great professions.
The grand marshal, b. GlaXa, rode after
detachment of police officers. His chief
aid was P. SzukalSk, and with him rode
S. Kucich and a. Tadich, aids
In the 6rst division Ch. Prosek was
special marshal, and Nick Marich aud
r Radich were aids, squad Of Oak
land cavalry, under command of John
Glecak, following, and after them were
Panslayists (V. n. Bakulich and George
Arnerich MS standard -bearers); float rep
Tesenting Liberty; carriages with guests.
presidents, orators and committee of ar
.,rangements; Slavonic-Illyric Benevole mt
S9ciety, A. h. Barlich. president, and V.
n. Baknlicb, vice-president; SlavOnic Ma
tional Social Club on decorated float, d..
Bradasicb. president.
Victor GOmeTy was marshal of the sec
nnd division, and his aids were Michel
Vodjanskl and Andrew Adamks. The
division consisted of Fro-Sasnek Assem-
bly, No. 80. \. S. s., Fr. Fruhlar, presi-
dent; Sl0venski Catholic Society. A. Ad-
amko, president; Bohemian Club, Z.
Beran, president; c. S. 7. 5. Ziatob brana
float representing Slavia; Zv0nimlr Club.
f. ZaD, president, and a. Ocean, vice.
president.
The third division was picturesque with
flags, banners and regalia. With Special
Marshal S. V. Slavish and his aids, St.
Laro and Joseph Cirighin. at its head il
marched in the following order: Slavon-
ian-American Society OF San Jose, l.. V.
Slayich. president; Andrew Iepesb, vice.
president; Slavoniaus Of Santa Clara
County, under the leadership of Presiden,
Sambuck; Savonians and other citizens
oD foot; carriages.
The exercises of celebration began in
Festival Hall at P. NJ. at which hour
quite large attendance was present
Chevalier de Koutski led the overture
his "Awakening of the Lion" performed
by the Mexican band. The music, as con
ducted by de Kontski, awakened wilC
applause that had its own effect on The
audience during the afternoon.
Antone Korbel, the honorary presiden
of the day. merely said few words O.
welcome but made no speeches and so tht
Introductory address was by a. IL Bar
bick, president Of the day.
AS Director General de Young could
noE be present, his place was taken by
Frank II. Truesdell, chief OF the depart
ment OF publicity and promotion. MIR
Truesdel extended hearty welcome to tht
Slavonians aud was warmly applauded 10
ais happy speech. -
The president of the day said he wa
highly pleased 10 see such large gather