The herald., 1894-07-04
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE
THE PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
FOR THE FOURTH.
There VIII Be a Parade and Literary
kxsrcises at Sixth-strset Park.
Flags Gaiore-Patrt-
otto Addresses.

By the efforts of citizens programme
has besn arranged for the celebration OF
the Fourth of July in Los Angeles.
1t will be a simple celebration, but
quite an interesting programme will be
carried out, and the display of Old
Glory will be the characteristic feature
OF the day. Everyone who has or can
procure flag OF our country. big or
little, is expected to display it on either
his person, his residence or his place OF
business.
There will be parade in the morning.,
of which Capt. Gilbert Z. Overton will
re the grand marshal. 1t will form at
s: 80 o'clock at the junction OF First
street and Broadway. At 8 O'Clock the
procession will move south on Broadway
to the Sixth-street PARK, where the GER
emonies will be held.
The line Of parade will be composed
OF platoon OF police, bicycle riders, two
companies OF the Seventh regiment n.
q. c. with bugle corps, posts OF the q.
A. r civic and fraternal organizations,
children OF tho public schools. preceded
by the East Side drum corps and cit
izens.
All citizens have been invited to
march in the procession, and carrying
American flags.
At the park a grand stand has been
erected and here the following pro-
gramme will be carried out:
Song, National Hymn.
nvocstion-Prof. Melville Dozier.
song, The Red, N hfte and Blue.
Presentation OF flag to police department;
presented by Judge A. W. Cheney, accepted by
Chief Glass.
Reading Declaration OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Addresses by Mayor 7. 4. Rowan. Hon. Spen-
Ger G. Miilard, Col. J; Messmore, Hon. H. +.
del Vale. Mrs. Lucy Blanchard.
Gong, America.
The music at the grand stand will be
under the supervision of J. A. Williams.
The addresses will be limited to five
minutes each.
The grand etand will be tastefully dec.
Grated in the national colors. and deco
rations are slso appearing in profusion
on Spring and Msin streets. The expense
of the entire celebration, it is expected,
will not exceed $780, and yet $50 has been
raised for tho purpose, and this has been
done by voluntary subscriptions.
The committees appointed are as fol-
Iowa:
On invitation-Captain F. j. Cressey,
Captain Roberts. Major M. T. Owens.
On finance and decoration-W. F. De
Groot, w. B. Akey, W. A. Caldwell.
On Recommendations II. Glaze, NJ.
G. NcKoon, G. E. Day.
On publication and printing-Captain
F. N. Marion, G. H. Clark, 9. W. Flem-
iug,
The following prominent citizens have
been invited to seats on the platform:
Lades-Mrs. General John G. Ere.
mont, Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin; Mrs.
Abbie Johnson, representing the w. r.
c.; Mre. Alice Moore McOomas, repre-
sentinE the W. S. A.; Mrs. M. A. Ken
ny, representing the W. G. T. u; Mrs.
j. A. Osgood, representing the Friday
Morning club; Mrs. Stephen Hubbell,
representing the Ruskin Art club.
Gentlsmen-Governor III. II. Mark
ham. Mayor T. E. Rowan, members Of
the city council. Don Pho Pico. first
governor of California; Col. H. G. Otis,
Col. J. J. Ayere, Col. H. q. Osborne.
Capt, John Il. Berry, Capt. W. II.
Seemane, Col. W. G. Schneider. William
Pridham, and ex-Mayor ]. r. Tober-
man, representing the Associated Char
tiles; Francisco Garcia, our Oldest citi-
zen. ll5 years OF age.