The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-07-18
FREE SILVER JUBILEE.
ALL OKLAHOMA WILL TURN
OUT IN GUTHRIE TONIGHT.
GRAND NON-PARTISAN DEMONSTRATION
Bryan. sewan and silver Endorsed--Mag- %
nInoent Display and Eloquent Orators
Fireworks. Music, Torches Wis
itinE Ciubs aud Citizens.

Everything is in readiness for tie
grand free silver jubilee and rati6ea.
tion Of the nomination OF Bryan and
Sewall tonight, and everything indi.
Gates the presence OF one OF the larg
est crowds that ever assembled in
Guthrie, coming from the country
around and the other cities Of the ter
ritory.
The frst thing Will be the torchlight
procession headed by the Guthrie BIZ
cycle club, followed by the speaking
and later by the fireworks
The speaking will take place from
the balcony of the Royal hotel at 9
o'clock and Senator John Martin, OF
Kansas, Judge John c. Tarsney, Hon.
J. W. Johnson. of Oklahoma City; j.
Mack Love, Of Arkansas City, and
other distinguished orators will ad-
dress tue assembled multitude
The parade will precede the speak
ing, winding up at the Royal just be-
fore the speakers are introduced -
Formation OF Procession.
The procession will form exactly at
: o'clock p. m, the rear resting on
Second street lu1 Oklahoma avenue,
and the front resting on Harrison ave
nue. at the intersection OF First street,
as follows:
First Division.
!. The bicycle brigade in advance
at First street and Harrison avenue.
.. First Regiment band
3. Carriage with orator of the day.
Second Division.
a. Float containing 81 little girls in
white, each representing a state or
territory, with silver banner bearing
the name Of the state or territory she
represents.
S. Carriages containing other speak
ers and other distinguished guests
Third Division
6. Transpariencies, notices, etc +,
borne by the foot brigade
7. Torchlight brigade-Bryan silver
club.
Fourth Division.
5. Footmen.
9. Carriages and other vehicles.
10. Horse brigade.
Line OF March.
East on Harrison avenue TO Maple
thence north on Maple to Cleveland
thence west on Cleveland to Broad,
thence south on Broad to Oklahoma
then west on Oklahoma TO Second
thence south on Second TO Harrison,
thence east on Harrison to Division,
where the speaking win be held.
The following gentlemen will act as
assistant marshals and will be obeyeC
accordingly;
Capt. J. T. Taylor, in charge of frs
division.
Geo. W. Taylor, in charge Of seconC
division.
John A. sampsel, in charge OF third
division.
Capt. j. Twamley, in charge O.
fourth division,
The several divisions and corps mus
be on the grounds for assignmen
promptly at p m or they will b,
shut out Of the procession.
Attention, Omoers!
To the Officers call" sounded b,
the chief bugler, the assist ant mar
shals will assemble on horseback o.
Harrison and Division streets to re
ceive their instructions for their lin
OF march. Each assistant marsha
will wear a red sash over the shoulder
The chief marshal will wear a blu
SASH. c. Jamison, Chief Marshal.
Little Girls In white.
The ffty-one little girls in white
each representing state or territory
bearing in their hands a silver banne
on which is printed the name OF tn,
state or territory they represent, vii
be beautiful and striking feature O
the grand procession. In addition I
tie banner and snow white costume
and bright little faces, each will wea
rosette Of red, white and blue.
These little girls will meet in from
Of the Lea Ter Office at p IN. aud r,
ce!ve their silver banners, where Dl
Landrum and Mr.. NJ. A. Mosely wi
meet and escort them TO the larg
! float
After the speaking ceases the gran
display Of fireworks from the roof G
the Royal hotel. Everybody shoul
turn out
Nowadays when women are tryin
to do everything, it is not strange tha
/ many things are OVerdOue II iE No