Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-06-23
JULY FOURTH PROGRAM
OFFICERS.

M arSnal OF Cno udy-LleuC. COl. a
Solliday.
Captain of cavalry-Hon. Thomas
Shinnick.
Parade division chiefs-John Mol
zahn, G. p Gates, James Roy. DR.. A. III
Hartwig, Frank Weber, Ernst Kruger
Deputy marshals-Robert Woelffer
Emil Kellermann, John Gebhardt, M
J. Burke, Henry Peters, John Schoe
berle, Stephen Wollensack, ]. E. Hum
phrey, Ferd. Link, James Burke, Pau
Schoechert, Gus Buchheit, William
Lehman, Frank Mccall, Joseph Jant
zen, Oscar Wertheimer.
Orator Of the day-Judge Grimm OF
Jefferson.
Reader of declaration Mrs. G. r
Field.
Chaplain-Rev. H. S. Foster.
PROGRAM.
National salute at sunrise from forty.
five guns.
Industrial parade at $50 A. NJ.
ORDER OF PARADE.
Platoon of police.
Marshal of the day.
Committee on parade.
First -Sinnissippi band, Ger
man soldiers, armed, Captain Kieck-
busch, 0. d. Pease Post No. 40, G. A. b.
John Habhegger, commander.
Second division Drum corps, Fire
department i'll command of Chief Nc
| Laughlin, squadron of cavalry, president
and speaker, reader, chaplain, city coun-
Gil, board of public works, Farmers
| club, independent band.
Third division-Floats in three sec
tiOns.
First section forms on North Second
street, fronting on Main street.
Second section forms on Second street
! fronting on Main street.
Third section forms on North Water
street, fronting Oh West Main street.
LINE OF MARCH.
Head of parade forms on North First
street and takes up line Of march east on
| Main street to North Fourth, thence
north to Cady, west to North Church
south to West Milwaukee, east to Wash.
ington, north to West Main, east to Sew
enth, south to Milwaukee, west to City
| park, where it disbands.
EXERCISES AT CITY PARK IMMEDIATE.
LY AFTER PARADE.
| Band selection, columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean
Prayer by the chaplain.
Reading of Declaration of Independ
ence.
Band selection, 'My Country, IT'S OF
! Thee"
Grafton of the day.
Band selection, "The Star Spangled
Banner"
BICYCLE RACES.
Racing board-W. r. Thomas, George
Weber, w. F. Gruetzmacher
Field judges-G. w. Norris, Louis
Kusel, Albert Buchheit, Oscar Vert
heimer, Frank Kerr, r. Crosby.
Timers-Fred PrentiSs, DR.. n. Barber,
&. r. Blumenfed.
Starter-G. Buchheit.
First race, 10 miles, via Redwood
open to all comprehensive course
shall be: Start at corner of Main and
Second streets; thence west to Hubble
ton plank road; thence west to corner
turning north near corner Of section SO,
in town of Shields; thence north to
Redwood; thence east to section 20, in
town IF Emmett, past the lime kilns to
William Tell house; thence east to
North Washington; thence south to
West Cadv; thence east to Y Orth Water:
thence south to West Main; thence east
to Second for finish. First prize, gold
medal; second prize, sweater; third
prize, Schlesinger cyclometer; first time
prize, gold watch; second time prize, BIZ
cycle shoes.
Second race, 215 miles, for youths
under Is years-The course shall be:
Start at corner of Main and Second
streets, following Main west to North
Water; thence north on \ Orth Water to
500 Berlin avenue; thence east on
mi 70 Al
south on North Second, finishing at the
corner Of North Second and Main. First
prize, bicycle suit; second prize, bicycle
shoes; third prize, bicycle lamp; fourth
prize, sweater.
Third race, y mile, for youths under
IA years-The course shall be: Start at
the corner of Main and Second streets.
going west on Main to North Water
street; thence north on North Water to
West Cady; thence east on Cady to
n Orth Second; thence south on North
Second, finishing at the corner of North
Second and Main. First prize, suit of
clothes; second prize, watch and chain;
third prize, sweater; fourth prize, lamp.
Fourth race, 215 miles, for farmer
boys in vicinity of Watertown-The
course shall be: Same as first 215 mile
race for youths under Is years. First
prize, pair of handle bars; second prize,
pair of bicycle hose; third prize, bicycle
bell; fourth prize, box of cigars; fifth
prize, bicycle lamp.
Fifth race, miles, for local amateurs
The course shall be: Start at corner
of West Main and North Water streets,
going north on North Water to 800 Ber-
lin avenue; thence east on Spaulding to
North Second; thence south on North
Second to Main; thence west on Main
to North Water; double course with fin
ish at corner of North Second and
Main. First prize, gold watch; second
prize, search light lantern; third prize,
Brown saddle; fourth prize, pair of
walking shoes; first time prize, Morgan
& Wright quick repair tires; second
time prize, sweater.
A number of foot races, jumping con-
tests and other athletic exercises have
been arranged to take place in the
afternoon.
The Illuminated bicycle parade will
form at the City Park at 7:3O p. m.
sharp, and follow the line of march of