The herald., 1896-07-26
GRAND MARSHAL AND STAFF
Rockets to Prepare the Way for Bryan Is
Coming

! police led the way, followed by silver
| standard bearer, Garland Peele, mount
ed on a white pony. The boy was COM
| pletely clad in silver satin and carried
| huge image of a silver dollar two feet
| in diameter, bearing the inscription,
"rhe Dollar of Our Daddies. 16 to l. u
| The grand marshal. General Johnstone
| Jones, also mounted on a milk white
steed. followed wearing a sash of shim-
| nlering silver with the proper proportion
| of gold. The general was followed by
| his staff, Ralph Dominguez, chief. re-
! splendent with silver trappings. 7. H.
Ards, J. L. Blackman, W. A. Brown,
Joseph Carson, James Craig, l. B. Dock
weller r. G. Doyle, DR.. David Edelman,
D. f. Dutton, John H. Foley, P. H. Glas-
sell. G.. W. Hooser, DR.. Hancock, Dr. r.
w. Hill, John Hunter. c. H. Long NJ. j.
McGarry, w. l.. Moore, w. F. Nordholt,
F. NJ. Nickel, w. L. Price, H. W. Pat
ton, George Pessell, N. M. Queirolo,
George Roberts. E. A. Rogers, A. c. Ros-
coe, John Schumacher, J. w. Thompson,
c. s. Vance, Pat Watson. James Watson,
George S. Wilson, James B. Woods, Will
lam Wolfskill. ]. E. Yoakum.
THE FIRST DIVISION.
Division Marshal Capt. A. NJ Green.
Aides: +. r. Holman, George Carson,
Peter Donalech, Sam Gerson, Capt. F.
B. Colver, Frank Queirolo. Oscar Rob-
tIlS, MAUI <AIISLO 1OulS
LaCroix, r. j. Adcock.
Company of Silver Knights, mounted
Band-Seventh Regiment Band.
Bryan silver club.
Bricklayers' free silver club.
Labor clubs.
Speakers carriages.
How the robbers of honest toll do
squirm." Education is the handmade
of the freeman" "1776 and 1896" "Po-
litical freedom, monetary freedom, In
dustrial freedom" Don't forget to reg
ister," were the inscriptions on some of
the banners borne by the Labor Silver
clubs and others. The Bryan Silver club
mustered over 300 strong, every member
bearing a flag and lantern. 1he club
cry of Bryan, Bryan, Silver club, is to
l." We'd with the strains of the Seventh
Regiment band for supremacy Mem
berS of the various labor unions that
swelled the First division hailed from
the A. r. T., the Educational Labor as
sociation, the printers, the plumbers, the
cooks, walters and others A dozen car
riages, bearing the evenings speakers,
brought UP the rear of the First divis-
ion.
President Moye G. Norton and Me-s1s'
J. Fl. Foley, Joseph Messmer. G. W..
Lang. Willoughby Cole. Judge Barthol-
omew, =. A. vyniiron and W. Is. AKey.
all of the Bryan Silver club, received
cess in making their vigorous organiza-
ton so attractive and we'll managed.
SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Telfair Creighton.
Aides: Brent F.. Neal, H. S. Smith,
]. p Coyne, Martin F. Forrest,
James Jordan, Lee Mccartney, Robert
L. Saunders, Clarence B. Munson, Geo.
Arbuckle, P. D. Barney.
Pasadena band
Clubs oitivaOe Op foot from PaSa-
dena.
Garavanza, Alhambra, San Gabriel
FL Monte, Puente, Spadra, Pomona
Lordsburg, Glendora, Azusa, Duarte
Monrovia, Lamanda, Glendale, Bur
| bank San Fernando. Newhall, Antelope
| Valley, and other communities in thu
northern and eastern parts of the county
! The Pasadena Bryan club showed VI
| in great force and bore a number of ban
ners with words of wisdom from James
! G.. Blaine thereon, such as, IF silve!
has been demonetized. then I am in ia
| Vor OF reconciliation" Another ban
ner that excited much applause bore
Bryan, peace and prosperity. Mckin
ley, plutocracy and pelf!'
THIRD DIVISION.
The third division was headed b.
| Division Marshal Thomas $. Casey wit!
the following aides: II. j. Brown, 10
| Romero, Dan McIsaacs, John Dineen
Nicholas Wynne, II. L. Dunnigan, Johl
D. Marsh, Thomas Zeigler. This divi
sion was made up in the following order
East Side Drum Corps.
Free silver men of the First, Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth wards
in the following order:
First ward.
Belmont Bryan Silver club.
Second ward.
German Free Silver club.
Spanish Americans.
Italian Americans.
Third ward
Fourth ward.
Fifth ward.
Scattered through the divisions were
number of transparencieS, among Whic
were the following: Bryan and Sewal
candidates of the people," "Shyioc
wants honest money and wants ii all;
1--WE carry the American flag WithoU
foreign interference" For the dollar {
our daddies;" Teller for Lincoln in 1856
for Bryan in 1896" In this division wa
a banner bearing an excellent portra,
of Senator stephen NJ. White, with til
inscription: "Our Steve" Anothe
striking feature of this division was tt
company of miners carrying silver pick
There was the usual display of Fireworks
and red fire.
FOURTH DIVISION.
The fourth division was in charge {
Division Marshal j. j. Choate with til
following aides: Major John T. Jone
Luther Travis, Fred Smith, Waltf
Thayer, w. f. Sabichi, Antonio Cornea'
AlphOnsio Paradis, Julius Ards, DR..
NJ. Ramon, Harry Tufts. Following
the order of the division
Blanchard Fitzgerald band.
Riverside Free Silver club.
RedondO club
Hyatt's Gun club.
Clubs and Citizens afoot from Cahueng
Valley, Soldiers Home. Santa Monica,
The Palms, Ballona, Inglewood,
/ Vernon. Florence Compton,
: Gardena, Dominguez,
, Wilmington, San Pc
dro, Long Beach,
{ | Norwalk, Clear Water. DoWney, Los Nj,
< tos, Rivera. Whittier and other
places in the southern and
= western sections of the county
f Bicycles.
4 As in the previous divisions there we
/ the usual transparencieS and firework
e the necessary noise being furnished
= the gun club.
d FIFTH DIVISION.
t The fifth division was in charge
S Councilman M. P. Snyder of the Secol
t ward acting as chief marshal, with ].
q | Oliver J. B. Franklin Eugene CarberI