The San Francisco call., 1896-09-09

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c1neuuss ran Etn rags-


II the neigh borhood OF 100
Tie start Eas made from Native Sons
Hail about so for the $ o'clock bozt for
oakland, n connection vita which =
SPECIAL train 70 Stockton had been a.
ranged for- TIE line OF march was down
Mason street 20 Msrzst. and thence 20 the
Jerry The procession vas led oT Grand
Marshal Dr.. George y. Van Ordsn. whose
chief of stzS Ezs William T. Ambrose. rhs
assistant chief Of staff being ". B Owens.
AID the aids J. O. Gantner, Walter Z. Nc
Crse-E, J. P Spazr- J. c Frsese z G.
Norman IT., George 7 Reynolds. :. :.
Jsuisonr L FIzheeck, G Il MitcnsIL !.
1 OnLsndS, 0. Ferguson, 7. J. Bridges,
William ! SDeckns1 and J. c. Clement.
First Of al cane the fireworks wagon.
frou which rockets were discharged dur
I1E the entire march from Mason street
until The foot O. Market street was reached.
4nen N lire next was squad OF police,
81 NstIve Sons, and commanded by Cor
porA Soznshau- : Native Son. BEHIND
the police were Grand Marshal Van Orcsu
and his stsH- TIE procession vas divided
INTO ioUr divisions which were made I'd
IS follows:
First dIvlsiOn-Henry Stern marshal;
aids, J + Dryer ana & c. Kelly. Grand
oE1eers of the Native Sous OF the Golden
West, Bl21cnard's military band, Csllfo--
DIa Parlor No L Pacific Pzrlo< No 70.
Golden Gate Pzrior No. g, AIcarraz Par
lor No I45, South San Fran cisco PsrIor
No I5T-
Secczd divisio1-L- c PiztoIesi, mar
shall aids, y Nathan and 4 Lane S.
Quoiz Pzrlor hand, Secuoiz ParIor No I69,
ALc2Ide Parior No I54, san Francisco
PsrI0r No 149, Olympus Psrlor Nc Ise,
Preside Pz-Lor Nc IS4
Third dTTIziou-D- 7 Ellis. marshal: A
P 6Uknartt and c 2 Mccarthy, aids
National Psrlor No. us. CoIuubL2 ParLor
Nc ~ RIncou Parlor No -s- Hesperia1
Parlor No III, B4y City Pzrlor No. 1l4
Fourth divlsI01-MsrsnaI, G. C. Groe-
ungers J. T Seyden and J. \. Bouny
aids Golden Care n TLitsrv hand, Mission
ParlOr No S, Precita Par-or NJ IS7,
SANFORD PsrLor No 70 Mantle P2rlor No
Ia, Z Dorado ParIoc No 153
The crowd vas most dsuss "a usual
near the junction OF Gesry, kesrn7.
Third and Nz-ksl streets, 5Gt i vas large
81 oEaer point. and the enthusiasm OF
the spectators vas fully appreciated oy
the men n the procession Wagons con
IsIaIug rs6 fra were iatsrSpersed along
the line, which Kept up Continuous glow
OF light With 81 the bands playing and
the DznF pzrIors uzrchinz@ With the
grand array Of American 6sgs sad Cali
torais Republic 6zgs, which we're dis
PLAYED 5T the score; with the zIittsrinz Of
fireworks and Ehs great concourSs Of
reople zzseubIed OF Market street, the
spectacle vas certainty eIhILarzstng IS
well as pleasing.
Going down Market street the speczzI
diversion o. Z kicking mule was afforded
" D = Ellis. marshal OF the third d.
vision, Eho rode the beast The mule
Eas between : hand and re6-6rs wAzoa.
Every tine th&s L felt the spur, ard t1zt
vas quite Ofte1 because OF the necessity OF
checking us cratic uethod of moving
so0ut II the procession, II tried 20 kick
FIrzz II tiled 20 kick Native Sens near /.
~ the prick OF the steel Ineu Il tried 70
kick Marshal Ellis, who Ezs On It's hack
Ths diversion was crowded during nearly
al the us-Ch- No one vas hurt and
some snEzusat vas Inducsd bF Lhs u
ruIy animal
I1e procession necessarily presented
somewhat soubsr appearance, IS abous
al ths Native Sons were N dark cIothe es,
their departure Eou cI5iIsas' dress being
marked chiefly hy badges sud rszaIis-
Many cs-risd Eripszeks II the lire coz
tsinizg nsEty uniforms Of light coIors.
which are sxpectsd 70 eIsczrIfy the natives
Eben they ara exhibited IN the grand
parade OF all the psrIo-z OF the State AT
Stockton There were = few white caus
and straw hats II sight. 6ut these we're
few. Two members OF RTrco1 PsrEor zU-
pssrsd N full Uniform, aching Under mis-
take Two members OF Preside PsrIor
carried large bundles o. japanese un-
oreIlaS, Ehicn zrs expected 70 zecsasuste
the ar! marching OF the msu5erz OF that
body.
When the procession reached the foot OF
Market street great crowd was gathered.
Ehich blocked the entrance TO the ferry 50
that the police had 20 clear uzsszze for
the various r2rlozz, headed by their hands
20 PASS through On bosh sides Of the u.,-
Ice lines the spectators pressed closeIv.
Ths crun corps passed 81 rhs had % the
pzrEors oaEo the Piedmont, uIsyinz IN
IITely fashion and the Native sons Win
z fan spEinkIinz Of Native Dz1ghssrz sooz
crowded :he lower deck o. the boat trcuu
boE % stern and occupied large snare OF
the cabin The greatest amount Of euthu-
sizsu Ess manifested, some O which was
worked o5 IN prznks " younger Native
Sons, Who amused themselves 5y throw
ing to-pedces among the crowd
So far the programme 1ad progressed
exactly ss Il vas aid out Something Ike
SEQ tickeE = had been placed for sale u
town, 50 that the Native Sons who marched
n the procession were already supplied
with the necessary psstsbosr1s and there
was 10 delay 20 sDeak OF az the ferry
There we're rouzIng eheers As the Pied
mont moved OFT Of the slip
II the procession On Market street were
the members Of Mission PzrIor, bat they
did not 20 20 the Piedmont, having ar
ranged 20 20 Up OF the steamer T c.
Walker. On which they took their band
and u.ie preparations for gr=at fun 81
route 70 Stockton. their programme IL
cIutinz = minstrel performance some
thing ike 800 tickets were sold for p4sssge
On the steamer, and IS The oerthz nun