The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Everything In Readiness For the
Grand GloriflaAtIon Over
the Victory
The Route That Win Be Travelled
by tho Monster Pro-
oasslon.
Who WIN Take Part iA It-PFom ptnsa.
In Reporting Mt Tho Court House
Essential.

there been such n boom In Grandpa
Harrison" white hats, ns the hattcra
OF Helena have enjoyed during the last
few days. The demand FOR these hats
has been something wonderful, many
hundreds were sold Friday and satur-
day, The great parade, OF course,
is the cause for this demand for the
ancient Harrison hat, for there Will
be whole brlgades OF men wearing them
In the procession tonight The route
Of the parade was decided upon ycster-
day The procession will form on court
house square and surrounding streets
and be prepared 70 move promptly at
1880 o'clock, The line OF march will
be down Ewing street TO Eleventh ave-
nue., 10 Rodney street, 10 State street,
TO Main street. 20 Sixth avenue, 10 Park
avenue, 20 Lawrence street TO Madison
avenue, 60 Hauser street; then counter
march by way OF Madison avenue.
Lawrence street, Park avenue, Sixth
avenue, and Main street TO Broadway.
TO Warren street. TO the auditorium.
The following will be In the parad;
Fire display hoat.
Platoon OF police
Chief Marshal r. r. Sterling and
aides; Lieut.. II. Bruce Wallace and
Capt. r. l.. Fisk.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal j. G.. Sanders and aides.
Bdston and Montana band, led by
Drum Major Shoemaker.
Grand Army OF the Republic and Ex-
Confederate soldiers, and the conti-
nentals,
State officers
Members OF the supreme court.
Mayor and city council.
Distinguished guests.
Helena capital committee.
The Rostrum Brigade.
Liberty float
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal +. w, Kuphal and aides.
| Great Falls band.
Great Falls Flambeau club.
Great Falls Brigade.
German Krieger society.
Turnyerein.
Harmonic Gesang Verein.
German torch bearers,
Helena High Five"-1oat.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Ii. $. Howell and aides.
Silver Bow cornet band.
Elks
Mandolin Club float.
Shovel brigade.
Postofiice employees.
| Signal corps.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal James Sullivan and aides.
| Cokedale band.
Canton Schuyler Colfax, No. 2, l. o..
o. f.
Catholic Knights OF America
Sixth Ward Brigade.
Casey al the Bat"
| Trades and Labor Assembly.
"Miss Helena"-iioat.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Marshal Geo. NJ. Lee and aides.
Coles band.
Afro-American Capital club.
"Helena Hog"-noatlO
SIXTH DIVISION.
Marshals Thos. l.. Martin and Thos.
Graham, and II. o. Wilson, aide.
Drum corps.
Helena dudes.
Pug Dog Brigade"-fioat.
SILK Night Shirt Brigade, commanded
by ]. F. Brazelton. Pipe Major McRae.
Ben All Brigade.
The Looloo Bird.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Marshal Chas. Y. Gage and aides.
Higgins Cadet band.
! Marysville Brigade.
East Helena Brigade.
American Railway Union.
Business Mems Brigade.
AS the auditorium. large as II Is, VIII
not begin to accommodate the crowds
that will want to hear the speaking,
the opera house will also be thrown
open 10 the public and many of the
leading speakers will be AT both places
There will also be dance at Electric
hall after the speaking.
The committee on decorations have
about completed their work at the audi
torlum. The interior of the great build
ing present a most beautiful appear.
ance. Evergreens line the walls, and
flags, banners and buntings are attisti'
Ically displayed. Every post on the
main floor is wrapped with bunting
while great banners are stretched from
the roofs 20 the galleries. The decora'
tions are very pretty and they show
hard work and artistic ability on the
part OF the committee
In order to accommodate the many
visitors, In case the hotels should not
be able to furnish sufficient accommo'
datIons. II is requested that all citizens
having spare rooms furnish their al
dresses 10 the committee on entertain'
ment, at the northwest corner OF Main
street and sixth avenue, Welnsteir