The record-union., 1898-07-02
SOME CELEBRATION DETAILS
REGULATIONS FOR THE LITER
AIRY EXERCISES.
Maneuvers Of the Marching Col
umn at Fifteenth and i
Streets-Other Matters.

preparation for the celebration Of the
national holiday has been completed,
and there is no risk in forecasting the
grandeSt demonstration of the kind
ever held in Sacramento. 1t Is likely
there will be comfortable weather on
Monday, as the norther should die out
to-day and the wind change to the
south, in which case the usual discom-
forts will not be felt to any extent by
those who participate in the parade.
The Bersagliem Guard will be in the
parade with full ranks, about hun
dred men, under command OF Captain
A. Sbarbaro. The Captain says there
will be quite a delegation of other
Italian citizens in neat costumes. This
should be a very pretty feature.
Grand Marshal Miller has issued the
following notice to his aides:
''Gentlemen: Please report promptly
at a. M, July 4, 1898, at Eleventh
and ] streets; each bring half dollar
(exact change) for your sash; wear a
soft hat and dark clothing. There will
be about one hundred aides. Messrs.
Hatfield, Hale and Carmichael will act
as Captains. You will escort the two
carriages containing the President of
the day, orator and others, also YOU
will escort the public officials, clergy
men and citizens who have been earn
estly invited to march with YOU Invite
all citizens to join u.s.
OF the Knights of Pythias division
Sam Katzenstein will be Marshal, Will
lam Hicks chief aide, and the assistant
aides Win be I. J. Johnson of Sacra-
mento Lodge, c. E. Kleinsorge Of Co.
lumbia Lodge. Al. Boyne of Confidence
Lodge, e. G. Mesner of Capital Lodge.
Captains-C. H. Van Roy of California
Division, George Ilsley Of Capital Di-
vision and George Henry of Woodland
Division.
When the mounted escort arrives at
Fourteenth and L streets it will halt,
face to the right into one rank and
backward step to the north side Of L
street.
| When the Grand Marshal and aides
arrive at fifteenth and L they will
halt, face to the left, and backward
| step to the south side Of L street.
| The band of the first division, on ar
riving opposite the Grand Marshal, will
wheel to the north side of L street and
continue playing while the first divi-
| sion marches past. This division will
move along Fifteenth street and TITO
| the Pavilion The band will cease play
| ing as soon as the division has passed,
| and will follow into the Pavilion.
The same order will apply to the
other divisions and their bands, but all
bands and drums which are not at the
head of divisions will cease playing
while marching past the leading band
The two mounted police officers will
halt at Fifteenth and L streets, and so
guard the crossing that all horsemen
and vehicles shall be guided along L
street to Sixteenth street, where they
will be dismissed
When the fourth division has passed
in review before the Grand Marshal
and his aides, the latter will march to
the Pavilion, the mounted escort will
move to Sixteenth and L streets, and
there win be dismissed.
The line OF march will be from Elev-
enth street down to Second, thence
TO K. up K to Tenth, thence to l., up L
to Fifteenth and thence to the Pa
vilion.
The Marshal of the fourth division re-
quests that all decorated carriages as
semble before 8 a. m on the Fourth on
Ninth street, anywhere from H to J.
The aids who are to act as escort will
be on hand some time before that hour
and assign the vehicles to positions
ready to swing into the main process
sion That there will be some beauti-
ful 'turn-outs'' in this division is an
assured fact as many are already MAX
ing extensive preparations.
Among those who will be in this di-
vision are: Miss Ora Runyon, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Mrs Hiram Johnson, Mrs
| Geo. w. Peltier, the Misses Dierssen, A.
Meister and family. Charles Meister
Hugh Casey and family, Arthur Kat
zenstein. There will be many young
ladies in trap and tauy-ho, among
the number being Misses. Blair, Tufts,
Ebner, Mott, Lynn, Merkley, wiseman,
| Wilsey, Williams, Schwartz, the Misses
Lewis and the Misses Sheehan.
Four young ladies from ST. Joseph
Convent viii ride in a fnely-decorated
carriage, and one enthusiastic and gen.
erous lady has announced her intention
Of providing each Of the aids with q
pretty boutonnaire.
| The escort to this division will pre-
sent most attractive appearance ir
suits of pure white duck and broad
brimned hats of the same color and
material. Those who are to be in this
| division are requested to be at the
gathering place early so that there viii
be no hitch in the formation and start
EXERCISES AT THE PAVILION.
Medley, National Aairs,'' the
band.
2Invocation, by the Chaplain, Rev
]. B. Silcox
o-Grand Chorus, RED, White and
Blue" by the entire audience.
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