The herald., 1897-07-04

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the city from the surrounding towns an,
villages Of Southern California to hea
William ]. Bryan deliver a patriotic ad
dress tomorrow at the tribunes is bu
forerunner of the grand outpouring o
the masses that is to follow today an,
tomorrow.
It Is estimated that 10000 stranger
arrived yesterday. Today 10000 NOR
are expected, and Monday morning
IS estimated that $4,000 more will arrive
At midnight Mr.. Bryan left Fresno fo
Los Angeles under the escort Of the com
mittee from Los Angeles, which met hin
there yesterday.
This committee was very appropri
ately made UP. No gentlemen better fit
ted for the missoin could have beer
found than Nathan Cole. jr., DR.. w. M
Johnston. Milton Carlson and w. r
Burke. Mr.. Bryan will arrive at tn,
Arcade depot at 1880 p. M, unless tn,
| train is delayed, which is altogethe
probable. as the travel is very heavy jus
now, and it is taxing the capacity of tn,
Southern Pacific to accommodate it.
Once more it is stated for the benefi
OF all that there will positively be ns
demonstration of any kind OF character
on the arrival of Mr.. Bryan, owing t.
the fact that it is the Sabbath day. Th,
gentleman will be driven at once to
private residence, there to rest unit
Monday.
The Jeffersonian society will meet al
their headquarters at the Van Nuys this
afternoon and proceed to the depot tc
meet the train, where they will take
under their charge as guests, Governor
Budd, Chairman Afford and the other
distinguished visitors accompanying
Mr.. Bryan. The party will be drsxsn tc
the hotel, and after a short rest will be
given a drive about the city in skin
hand. In the evening from to 10
o'clock a reception will be rendered In
the rooms of the society, to which all
Democrats are cordially invited.
Monday morning Mr.. Bryan will be
ready to meet the people. His day will
commence at a. m. at Hazards pavil-
ion. when he will meet the reception COM
mittee. The rest of the day is pro-
grammed as printed elsewhere.
The executive committee of the Silver
Republican club has seen to it that the
seats at the tribunes are perfectly safe
to accommodate the large crowd that
will be on hand to hear the silver cham
pion. City Building Superintendent W.
A. Stratton yesterday made careful in
spection of the seats, and sent the COM
mittee the following letter:
Executive Committee, Silver Repub-
lican Club, Los Angeles, Cal.-Gentlemen
After careful inspection of all seats at
Fiesta park. I hereby certify that they
are thoroughly safe in every particular and
able to sustain all the weight that may be
put upon them. Yours,
W. A. STRATTON,
Building Superintendent.
This safeguard and care that the COM
mittee has taken for the public safety
will be appreciated by every one.
Every seat for the banquet has been
sold. The committee has been COM
PEELED to put in two more tables than
they had planned for.
The pavilion will be a perfect bower.
The decorations will be superb. Patri-
otic ladies have contributed their serv-
ices TO the work Of decorating. There
will be nothing expensive. Flowers will
be used to transform the bare walls into
scene from paradise.
The guests who have not received their
banquet tickets should call today at the
Silver Republican headquarters and OBJ
tain them.
The musical program, which has been
arranged for the banquet is very fine
one. 1t is as follows:
Greeting to Our Hero"-Dion Romandy.
Respectfully dedicated to W. J. Bryan.
Overture, Tampa" Herold)-Orchestra,
Prof. A. ]. Stamm, director.
Liete Signori aria from the "Huguenots, -
(Meyerbeer)-Mrs. Celia Fischer. Miss
Eva Ellsworth, accompanist.
Violin solo. first concerto, &C. de Beriot)
Master Louis Angelotty. Prof. A. ].
Stanm. accompanist.
The Fair Land of Poland, aria from
the Bohemian Girl" (Balfe)-Mr Robert
Dunbar. Miss Eva Ellsworth. accompanist
Piano solo, wedding March," (Men.
n-Liszt)-Mrs. T. Masac.
Grand selection. "Il Trovatore, (verd)-
Orchestra, Prof. A. J. Stamm. director.
'The Yeoman's Wedding Song" prince
Poniatowsky)-Mr Robert Dunbar. Miss
Eva Ellsworth. accompanist.
Grand quarto, (Carl Zerny)-Performed
on four pianos by Misses Caro- Rig
gins, Lulu Barker. Julia Hildebrand and
Ernani Involami, cavatina from '.Er-
nani," VerdD-Mrs. Celia Fischer. Violin
| obligato. Mr.. Dion Romandy. Miss Eva
Ellsworth, accompanist
Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana. y
(MascagnD-Mr. Dion Romandy, director
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Celia Fisch.
er gave a rehearsal of her numbers O,
the musical program to a number OF
friends at the Southern California Mu.
sical company's parlors in the Bradbury
building. Mrs. Fischer has beautiful
voice and she gave a rendition which
ELECTED much favorable comment. The
lady has a wonderful voice. highly cul-
tivated.
There is nothing that has been left
undone by the committee or by the
members of the Silver Republican clut
generally to make tomorrow the mosl
memorable day in the history OF Los
Angeles The gentlemen have labored
early and late, and they are all to be
congratulated upon the auspicious out
come Of their efforts. which certainly
appears to be realized.
The headquarters will be kept open all
day Sunday and visitors in the city ars