The herald., 1896-07-25

Speakers and officers of the evening
are earnestly requested to be seated in
their carriages at p m. sharp at the
Westminster hotel.
All clubs, organizations and individ-
uals proposing TO participate are earn
estly requested to be prompt in assem-
bling at the time designated
Belated organizations must fall in in
the rear of the Fifth division, and be-
lated men on horseback and in vehicles
must take their places in the rear of the
Sixth division.
All citizens who favor the cause of
free silver are invited to join the process
sion.
Merchants, business men and resi-
dents along the line of march are re-
quested to illuminate their houses and
premises.
The bands of music will report as fol-
lows: Seventh Regiment band to the
grand marshal, at Main and Seventh
streets; Pasadena band to Division Mar
shall Creighton, at Main and Seventh
Streets East Side drum corps to Divis
ion Marshal Casey, at Main and Seventh
streets; Blanchard-Fi Fitzgerald band to
Division Marshal Choate, at Main and
West Sixth streets; Vernon band to Di-
vision Marshal Snyder, at Main and
East Sixth streets; Deeble & Berkiine
band to Division Marshal Botiller, at
East Sixth and Los Angeles streets.
Each band should be on the ground at
7:45 p. m. and be ready to move at 8:15
p m.
The national colors must be borne at
the head of each division. Flags will be
supplied division marshals by Mr..
Adolph Ramish, chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements. Division mar
shals must call for their flags at 212 New
High street before 6 p. m.
All clubs participating in the parade
which have not already notified the
committee on arrangements as to the
number of torches and transparencies
wanted must do so before p. m.
Wagons will be awaiting at Olive and
Fifth street, by the pavilion, to receive
all torches, flags and transparencies, in
order that they may be again used later
in the campaign.
Marshals of clubs are requested to see
that flags and torches are carried in
alternate lines, and division marshals
will please see that this order is proper
ly enforced.
N. P. Wynne. chairman of the COM
mittee on fireworks and illuminations,
will distribute to each club marshal just
before the parade moves his due propor-
tiOn of fireworks.
The overflow meeting. presided over
by Mr.. Daniel Newhardt, will be held at
the corner of Olive and Fifth streets,
where speakers and music have been
provided for.
Vice presidents will present their tick
cts of admission to the pavilion at the
Olive-street stage entrance.
The audience in the pavilion are re-
quested to join in the patriotic songs
which will be rendered by chorus, un-
der the leadership of Prof. A. M. Sal
yer
Citizens along the sidewalks who de-
Sire to Join the procession may fall in in
the rear of any division.
All persons who favor the cause of
free silver are invited to participate in
this ratification.
TOMBSTONE JONES,
Grand Marshal.
MORE VICE PRESIDENTS.
All vice presidents not having re-
ceived their invitations. whose names
have been published in The Herald, can
get them by calling at Judge Stephens
Office. 125 Temple street. Those tickets
only will entitle the holders to admis-
sion to the platform.
The executive committee is summoned
to meet at Judge Stephens office at II
o'clock this morning.
The following names have been add
ed to the list of vice presidents: w. J.
1oi OoCiiShb ICO. lJeIllS, JuuSe OllH
Wellborn, T. f. Rowan, John M. Math-
ews. Jas Hanley, F. NJ. Nickel, j. Joch-
um. ]. H. Brewer and Col. John Brad
bury.
THE SPEAKERS.
The speakers at Hazards pavilion and
at the outdoor meeting, If there is occa-
sion for the latter will be as follows:
Hon. Stephen NJ. White, w. r. Burke,
j. L. Murphy, j. r. Rush, Will D. Could,
George S. Patton, Henry T. Hazard, S.
A. Waldron, Jefferson Chandler, Enoch
Pepper. Col. John r. Barry. J. w. Mitch
ell, II. H. Savage. Rev. w. c. Bowman
Hon. Zach Montgomery. Senator Cor.
nelius Cole. Rev. l. f. Wright, Hon. G.
w. Merrill, w. A. Ryan, ]. Newlands
Phillips, w. L. Moore, I. f. Messmore,
J. Marion Brooks, A. j. King, NJ. L. c.
Munday and Frank A. Cattern.
With the exception of Senator White,
speeches will be limited to Ave minutes
duration.
THE BANDS
Bands of music will report as follows:
Seventh Regiment band to grand mar
shall at corner of Main and Seventh
Pasadena band to Marshal Creighton,
second division, at Main and Seventh
East Side Drum corps to Marshall
Casey, third division, at same place
Blanchard's band to Marshal Choate,
fourth division, at West Sixth and Main
streets.
Vernon band, to Marshal Snyder, fifth
division, at East Sixth and Main streets.
Deeble and Birklein to Marshal Bo-
tiller, sixth division, at Los Angeles
and East Sixth streets
WARD COURTESIES.
1t is understood that the silver men of
the fourth and fifth ward have not vet
perfected their ward club organizations.
A most cordial invitation Is therefore
hereby extended by the Sixth Ward Cir
cult Silver club to all those in the fourth
and fifth wards who are desirous of par
ticipating In the parade and ratificatio
ner of Main and Washington streets at
p. M, sharp.
The Vernon band of twenty pieces will
head the club, and torches and banners
will be supplied. Let all friends of free
silver turn out.
This invitation is signed by the presi-
dent and secretary.
FIRST WARD SILVER CLUB.
First ward Democratic and free silver
club attention. All members of the club
are requested to meet at club room, COR
ner Griffin avenue and Main street, at
p. m. sharp, marching thence to Downey
avenue and Truman street. and thence
to the city and join in general parade.
of free silver who wish to participate
will please be on hand promptly at either
of above named points.
Ample supply of flags. banners and
torches will be on hand. A mounted
escort will be in attendance. Parties de-
string to take part in this manner will
please leave their names at Russells