The San Francisco call., 1896-10-31


many assistants were busy from
an early hour until midnight
arranging the details OF the demonstration
thattakes place at O'Clock to-day.
tits now evident that the demonstra-
.tion will be the greatest ever seen west of
Chicago. The entire afternoon will be
given up tc: the great parade, and the
streets viii be sea of flags and banners
floats and symbols of patriotism.
One ofthe great features of the parade,
.'yfrom' a historical standpoint, will be the
Veteran Republican Club, organized by
E. Richards, a weli-known pioneer. The
men in this division all voted for Fremont.
Their banner will bear the following
words: pioneers of the Republican
Party and their motto will be, Fire
mont and Liberty-1856."
% Marshal Richards desires all Fremont
o Republicans to meet at "a Fourth street at
O'Clock to-day. The following have al
ready signed the Fremont roll and will
march with as much enthusiasm as they
did forty years ago:
e. Richards, David w Richards, Henry
Cowen, Charles Il. Taylor, II. T. Owens,
j. T. Bowery ]. D. StaplessW. w. Monta-
que. Charles Loucks Georse W. Bowers,
r. W. Carter, n. S. Edwards. Charles Bar
low, b. F. Mead, G. II. Coursen, j. H.
oTrefry, ]. Low, P. F.. Mohahardt, H. H.
Nathan. Samuel Dinsmore, NJ. E. Mellis,
John B. Taylor, L. T. Fisher, T. L. Barker,
:. Philip Simmons, J. L. Lucke, L. S. Clark,
Davis, Mcintosh, J. Klapenstein, Mr.. Will
Der. w. r. Hayes, John T. Mclean D. d.
oShattnock, S. K. Thornton George T..
Bromley.
@ R. Ha Davis, grand marshal of the COM
fnercial travellers, last night issued the
following: 20
a'Commercial travellers are expected TO
march in line with the numerical travel
ers' division, and not with the employees
of the house they represent. As it is de-
sired to have the travellers division the
distinctive feature of the demon stration,
we have been assigned to the mead of the
second division. Commercial travellers
viii assemble at u: 80 prompt at Sutter
and Sansome streets, and will march at
opoint Of. formation at 1 o'clock sharp"
Chairman Frank w. Sumner last night
said:
a'I am pleased to announce that the City
authorities have given their assurance that
all legal measures ewilI be taken 10 aid us
in carrying out the instructions OF the
grand :marshal of the parade
. 6The following orders were issued yester-
oday by Grand Marshal Stone:
aides to grand marshal will report,
mounted, at headquarters, "a Fourth
street. at 1890 P. NJ.
8 ."Marshals of divisions to 6, inclusive,
will have their commands formed and
o ready to march at 2 P. N. sharp.
"Marshals of divisions to II inclusive.
will have their commands formed and
ready to move at 2:15 P. NJ.
SMarshals Of. divisions 19 to 16, inclusive,
will have their commands formed and
ready 10 move at 2:35 P. NJ.
9!Marshals of divisions II to 20, inclusive,
will haye their commands formed and
Aeady TO move at M
These allowances in time are made to
%Yoid ifatigueins the men while waiting in
coiamn Divisions must be in line at the
time given and ready to move .as soon as
the division preceding marches.
"The bead of the column Will move pre-
.cisely at Pm.
aids wearing red sash with white
rosette are charged with special duties,