The herald., 1898-07-04
EVENTS JUST AS THEY WILL
OCCUR TODAY
BIG CELEBRATION OF A BIG DAY
Grand Parade of Eleven Divisions;
Interesting Afternoon Exercises;
Magnificent Fireworks

when the cannon's roar ana the caGlc
scream will be answered by patriotic
throb in the heart of every true American.
Old Glory will float In the breezes of the
north, south, east and west alike, and our
nations every action will prove ind1sput-
ably that this is one country, with one
people, and under one 1lag-in fact. THE
country.
The day will be greeted with salute OF
a. guns at sunrise, and at $50 o'clock color
bearers, division marshals ana aids ana
the grand marshars staff will report at the
corner OF Seventh and Main streets. The
trumpe;ers will report at the same hour ana
place to Chief Trumpeter J. G. Wyatt. who
In turn will report his command to the
grand marshal for assignment.
At $3.50 the first signal gun Will be fred.
and every person and organization must
then be ready to march, and any organiHa
ton unassigned must quickly report to the
grand marshal or chief of staff at the
corner of Seventh and Main streets, when
they will be assigned to their proper posi-
lions. At 10 o'clock the second signal gun
will be fired and the parade will move
promptly.
The police and aids will work together to
keep the streets around the place of forma'
ton clear of vehicles. The public is again
requested not to stop buggies on Fifth
Sixth. Seventh or Eighth street, or for
two blocks on either side of Main street.
Line of March
The parade will start from Eighth street
at 10 o'clock and will proceed on Main street
north to Temple block, thence south on
Spring street to Sixth. thence west on Sixth
TO Olive, thence north on Olive to Fifth,
oct thence
north on Broadway to the court house,
where 1t will disband. The parade will be
reviewed at the city hall by the mayor and
guests, Chief of Police Glass. the grand
marshal the division marshal and the aids.
Formation of the Parade
The column will consist of eleven divis-
ions, each headed by division marshal
and his staff, band of music and the ma
tional colors, borne alternately by Union
and Confederate veterans, and will march
In the following order:
Chief of Police John NJ. Glass, mounted.
Platoon of mounted police.
American Fife and Drum corps.
Platoon Police Rifles. with flag.
Grand Marshal tombstone Jones.
Chief of Staff Frank 7. Barnes.
Chief Trumpeter ]. G. Wyatt.
Grand marshaps aids and courlerS.
First Division
(Form on West Eighth street. right rest
ing on Main street.)
Division Marshal John Burr and aids.
Seventh Regiment band.
Section A-Signal corps, N. G. C.
Section B-Troop D. N. G. c.
Section C-Deta chment companies A, G
and F. with Calling gun.
Section D-NTayor, orators of the day,
president of the day. foreign
representatives, United States
judges, executive committee,
reader Declaration of 1ndepend-
ence, chaplains. board of trade.
Garibaldi Guards, French Ben
evolent society, and other in
vited guests in carriages.
Second Division
(Form on Main street, east side, right
resting on Seventh street.)
Division Marshal William Young and aids.
Grand Army Drum corps.
Section A-Two hundred girls, represent
ing the American nag, under d.
rection of Prof. H. J. Kramer.
Section B-Bartlett-Logan post G. A. R.
Section C-Stanton post, G. A. R.
Section D-Kenesaw post G. A. r.
Section E-John A. Martin post, G. A. R.
Section F-Union Veteran legion 13S,
G. A. r.
Section G-Confederate Veteran associa-
ton.
Section H-Sons of Veterans.
Third Division
Form on West Seventh street, south
side, right resting on Main street)
Division Marshal ]. c. Foy and aids.
PERKS Indian School band.
Section A-Los Angeles Parlor As, N. 8.
G. W.
Section B-Ramona parlor 1os, N. S.
G. W.
Section C-corona parlor 1856, N. S.
G. w.
Section D-Float representing Estate of
California
Section E-Pioneers of Los Angeles
county.
Section F-Turn Verein Germania
Fourth Division
Form on West Seventh street, north
side, right resting on Main street)
Division Marshal ]. c. Farnsworth and
aids.
Los Angeles Military band
The United States Flag
Archie Freeman, captain Britsh-born
Americans.
Section A-Brtish born Americans.
mounted.
Section B-British born Americans, on
foot.
Section C-Float, "Amity."
Section D-British-born Americans, on
foot.
Section E-British- Americans in
carriages.
Fifth Division
(Form on East Seventh street, south
side, right resting on Main street)
Division Marshal r. Il. Wirsching and aids.
Riverside Concert band
Section A-Royal Foresters, I. o. F.
Section Betty courts. I. o. F.-Los An
geles, Morris Vineyard Tenn
Pile, La Fiesta, Occdent Semi