Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-19
AdulaiIng Populice scl,s All Points Of Van.
hge 10 veH Spectacle.
THIRTY THOUSAND zen ARE N LINE.


In the buain ~ po..on ~ che city.
Tho one drawback was ihe weather. |
The 10 fortune which has attended the
jubilee 10 ms rcspec, since the COM
mcnccmeut Of the ceremonies stiii con.
tlnucd. The skies were dark and threat
oning and the cold. damp wind OF Lake
Michigan blow Increasingly. This made
very little difference lu she column u
the marchria amd sul ices In the mum
her of the spectators Nhn lined 20.
sidewalks. crowded the WlndyNa AM
welEcd th1nsclvlH into every NOOK
from which an utvtutH rcou1 Wow Of
the parade could d. had.
The storm % the last three days
mar1d the ibeau.y u che decorations,
but thee had been repaired na Tar ~
plss be and Il was through streets gay
w.th nuiiQrlng sfeimcrs ana toaslng
banners under arches brilliant with
bunting and bright c5iOrs that The par
ode moved 0u Sos way.
During the storm of Monday i've
arches wUre levUlled 20 the ground, nnd
by this morning three " them had been
rcr,rrcd 90 better condition than they
had ever been.
All along the line q march numerous
stands had been erected Tor spectators.
and fully an hour ptiur tUtho moving
20 the pagcaut every seat was occupied
~ 81 estimated that fully 5000 b lplp
witnessed the parade from these stands
l,onc The sidewalks wuc packed
from ne walls % the buildings 60 the
curb with rows Of people syin' oi VII 20
| saw ail OF he parade. and como none
at an.
| Thr police arrangements were perfect
! and were carried out O. the lriite. II
| was sided that the streets throughout
! "a e1lre business ilriioo Of -hg ciV
2 H.. oil "a
stI, Un the south tom th' river west
/ O. the lake 900 he east should d. swept
| clear OF All vehicles uf every dHacrlp-
! uu a. o O'Clock dr.achmeuis OF poe
| tes Officers were sent Go drive every
] wagon. cart. street cor and banana
stand outside the prescribed limits Al
| tor that all vehicles attempting 90 cn-
\ trr tho bushes plftlonH ct the city 0rn
/ promptly turuad back ANA requested 10
| come lguu tomorrow lnH clCFateu
| roads we've the only transportation anen
that were able % continue her Work
without lntcfrupA1n atd th.lr uitnn
wcru packed 10 HunooaNon throughout
dent Mckinley reviewed the par
ado frJn the grand stand crccird IN
! front % the Union League clun On
jackson street ca the H,lud N.th him
were Gen. Milca. arn: shaftos' Cen
Chancc. SccrctAry Wilson, JudH,
] AAuofe aNNttg Wv Nht"N "tA
min atcfn and host ~ lcaser dlgal-
trIrs. The greatest enthusiasm was
mas Tested by thr crowds Whrn she
men Of tho mlllt division wero
marching boy the rJyieNanE f,And whcrt
hc i.rra.drut and ne ihrce scncif ale
stood. Many men ~ the First lniih-
| fy ahaNcd lu thrr TAGS and ln th'lt
Waif Inc trfeaa nfthrdiHeaue that had
been With ihsm SINE leaving SHutAEl
Gun TO- that lhe urmuui never
ala str uHre credit than Today, und
ID haa dJut itself credit many times
INV seventh Illinois ana the m0npefa
u the naval rrH-rVy, many az va fu
| Wrrc with clark uu The orcgon evoked
cheer after cheer ~ thrir broad cos
hra and Mapping trousers came dLNu
tho cortrr 0f Inoksln Boulevard, The
soidieru and sailors wrfr the last d.
vision Ia the parade, and despite IN,
cold rain. aud the colder wind me efSNp
-rmained until the last man had g3n'
before attempting 90 leave. Ah1ui ~.
6o0 men we're Ia Tine. The formation VI
tho parade woa a. follows
plat1au OF police
Hand with bugle corps,
Chicago Huhaafr, escort 90 eh'el
chlef Marshal General Joseph Stock
lin and stan
FIRST DIVISION.
General John C, Black and stan
hard.
gT5up 1f colors % 100 q. A. u, post
N Chicago and Illinois, guarded hi
thirty mi, mbers Of the Nlnuicrnlh lll'
mia Vcterdn club. with rlilca ang
wearing The uniforms VI ls'l'
ES-confederate Association. 100 men
J col. R. T.. France eommlhdlhs'
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel L. d. swayns' marshal an
-Four h5fss LANDAU. continuing Pres
dent Mckinley, Mayor harEl'9n an
Chairman charles TrlhA'
Escort OF 1872 men, rtpresontlnE M
q. A. r., suns % veterans, ls9ya
Lerlon, Confederate Veterans, NaNi
, | Reserves, and che First ana seNd'''
2 regiments, Illinois volunteers
pw5 horse lauudaus, containing
members of the Pr,s.irutu cabinet
d.plonatlc preventative, acuatura
msmbers OF Congress. army and nava
. | oincers and other guests, accompMnlt'
\ BY members 81 Peace jubilee commit
e Governor Tanner. IN two hors
I lnuniau. with members % his stan
y reunited. and escort % cuValry
Governor Mount VI Indiana, IN
two horse lauudtu, with members .
his stan. mounted,
Two horse liuud1us, clrtaming may
,ra of ciu,s and other official guests.
THIRD DIVISION
S Colonel c. Il. =, koch. marshal aA
. sun
u Band,
. culver Military Academy cadets an
B. Black Hor6o troop, an escort
e. | Hand
b first regiment, veteran Reserves
"a Colonel Bowler commanding
q siSty companies. uniformed ran
Knights OF Pylhias. General Barley
Tw1 thousand visiting un,forme
rank Knights ~ Pythlaa.
p Fife and drum corps
x 81 John cadets.
!. Company l., Firth Wisconsin Ma
j. | tiJnal Guard.
n Plft and drum corps,
n Burns cadets
L. Logan cadets.
4 I.neyiew battery
p Norwsglau Turn society.
81 I'mtd Boys brigade.
tS.s county Democracy, 1000 me'