The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-04

Aides-L. r. Garrett, ]. W. Hood H.
]. Crum, ]. T. Hood, AL Graham, J. H.
Dixie, X. c. Temper, J. Thomson.
His honor, the mayor Of Los Angeles.
In carriage.
City council in carriages.
Judge Olin Welborn in carriage.
Judges Of superior courts in carriages.
| City officers and others In carriages.
Foreign representatives in carriages.
Carriages containing orators and pre-
| siding officers
Board of education in carriages.
FOURTH DIVISION
| Form on Seventh street, right resting
on southwest corner of Seventh and
Main streets.
American drum corps.
ID. F. Donegan-Division marshal
Aides-D. F. Donegan, jr., George Nc
Lain,jr., Nick Covarruubias. jr, w. P.
Donegan, Ralph Mountain, Dan McPher-
son, NJ. ]. McGarry, George Wilson,
James Cashion. Frank Harmon, Tom
Weiss, b. e. Rico, p. D. Ward, Louis
Rico and ]. j. Hudson
Veteran Legion association.
Prof. II. ]. Kramer and 100 girls rep
resenting American flag.
Confederate veterans.
Ladies' Loyal League float
Loyal League ladies in carriages.
Capt. Munsey's Signal corps.
Fremont Signal and Drill corps, Capt
F. Munsey, commanding.
FIFTH DIVISION
Form on Main street, right resting on
the southeast corner Of Main and Sixth
streets.
Los Angeles Military band.
NJ Fl. Bellinger-Division marshal.
Aides.
Junior Order American Mechanics.
Ship of State, with Goddess of Liberty.
Woodbury. college cadets, c. E. Car
gill, commanding.
SIXTH DIVISION
Form on Sixth street. right resting on
southeast corner of Sixth and Main.
Drum corps.
Col. Dan Jones-Division marshal.
Capt. L. Munsey-Chief of staff.
Aides-R. p. Ingram, e. o. Langford,
M. A. Pierce. DR.. E. w. Clark, Edward
Lloyd, B. w. Hilton and J. M. Tolles
Royal Mounted Foresters, first bri-
gade.
G. A. Mcflfresh, brigadier general; H.
S. Eberle, assistant adjutant; L. Durth
surgeon general; c. NJ. Young, inspector
general; Q. II. Nunaley, quartermaster
general; w. II. Perry, judge advocate.
Aides-W. E. RebusYC. D. Howry. F.
H. Leach and M. W. Bishop.
First regiment of Royal Foresters.
S. Il. McCreary, colonel commanding;
r. w. Martin, lieutenant colonel; G. G.
Warden, major; H. Herzfeld. sergeant;
w. E. Badman. chaplain; r. E. Wirsch-
ing, adjutant; e. +. Bellmeyer, quarter
master; c. B. Freeman, captain COM
handing company.
Turn Verein association.
Wheelmen.
Tally-ho.
Miss Lizzie McMillen on horseback.
SEVENTH DIVISION
Form on Sixth street, right resting on
northeast corner of Sixth and Main.
Pasadena city band.
DR.. William Dodge, division marshal
Aides: George II. Kiefer, Claude
Black, M. G. Smith, Stanley Starr Frank
Chinoworth, John Hammond, Ed. L.
Burgoyne.
American citizens, mounted and on
foot
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Forms on Main street, right resting on
the southeast corner of Main and Fifth
streets.
Colored band.
j. B. Loving, division marshal.
Aides: B. F. Talbot, D. r. Jones. ].
Hughes, A. ]. Jones, George D. Taylor.
Charles Alexander, ]. j. Bunch, 1. Lewes.
NINTH DIVISION.
Form on Fifth street. right resting on
the southeast corner of Fifth and Main
streets.
Orange city band.
DIR. l.. T. Holland, division marshal.
Aides: Walter Clark, Earl Holland
Elmer Frazier, Walker Parks, George
Franklin, Louis Chaplin, Dwight Chaplin
and Frank Thompson.
Fire department.
Trades floats.
Detail of police.
All children participating in the par
ade will be furnished with lemonade just
after the parade is dismissed.
TROOP D. CAVALRY
Major Owens commanding Troop D
(caValry), has issued an order for the
troop to turn out on the Fourth to par
ticipate in the general parade. All men,
bers of the troop will report, mounted,
at the armory on South Spring street,
at IL o'clock sharp. Saturday. AS this
parade is one of the general ones pre-
scribed by statute ordinary excuses for
non attendance will not be accepted.
Immediately after the parade today,
Troop d, equipped in heavy marching
order will leave for Santa Monica and
neighboring towns for an outing and
drill, returning on Monday or Tuesday.
The troop will be the guest of Sergt. j.
M. White Of the troop, who promises the
members all the fish dinners they can
take care of.
LITERARY EXERCISES
Children's meeting, Congregational
church, p. m.
President. Mrs. M. A. Chaplin.
l. Music by band
2. America, audience, led by ]. A.
Williams.
8. Prayer, Mrs. Maud Roller
4. Recitation, Red, White and Blue,
Misses Ina Poun, leila Thomas and Bon
ME Lynn.
5. Address and original poem, Mrs
l.. V. Chaplin.
6. Music by band.
Z. Address, Mrs. L. S. Blanchard.
8. Song, Flag of the Free, Miss Zella
Thomas.
o. Recitation, the American Flag. HUI
bert Cornish
10. Music by band.
CENTRAL PARK, 3P. M.
President, Hon. ]. w Mckinley; vice.
presidents, Fl. q. Osborne, Col. H. G.
Otis, I. Creighton, P. H. Blades, A. ia
CODY, Bishop Montgomery, Rev. w. j.
Gnichester, John Brink. E. A. Meserve,
A. c. Bilicke.
Music by band.