The San Francisco call., 1898-07-04
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 HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL, CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
 San Francisco, duly 4, 1898.

San Francisco, duly 4, 1898. | GENERAL ORDERS NO. l. | The following announcements are hereby made for the guidance Of all participating in | the procession and the public generally. | Aids to the Grand Marshal will report to | the Chief of Staff. Colonel J. c. OConnor. at S:45 a. m sharp at California Hotel. ] All organizations must be in their assigned l positions at 9:30.
 The signal to advance will be by bugle and | the firing of cannon from the Call building | promptly at 10 o'clock. | The regalia will be follows:
 Grand Marshal. gold sash, white hat. gold | hat cords and gold star. 1 Chief of Staff, white sash, white hat, gold | hat cords and gold star. | Chief Aids. purple sash, white hat gold hat | cords and gold star.
 Division Marshals, blue sash black hats, 1 black and gold cord and gold star. 1 Aids, red sash. black hat, black and gold l cord and silver star. l Division Marshals will report to Colonel J. c. | O'Connor Chief of Staff, at these headquarters | at S:30 sharp for final instructions. 1 The route of procession will be from foot of 1 Market to Montgomery, to Montgomery avenue. | to Kearny, to Market, to Van Ness, to Wash | ington, countermarch Van Ness The parade will be reviewed by Major General Merriam ol l the west side of Van Ness, resting on Post | All organizations will avoid Market street | upon going to their respective positions. | POSITIONS OF SUBDIVISIONS. ETC. | Mounted Police on Market street, opposite Beale facing west.
 | Fourth Cavalry, on Market street, between | Main and Beale. facing west. | Cassassas Band. on Market street, opposite | Beale, fa,Ing west.
 Grand Marshal, on Market street, between | Nam and Spear
 | Cavalcade on Market street. opposite Spear. | facing west
 l First Utah Cavalry on Market street, oppo- l site Steuart, facing west. 1 Brigadier General Otis and staff, on Market | street, between Steuart and East. | Seventh California United States Volunteers, | on South East street, right resting on Market. | Twentieth Kansas United States Volunteers, l on Steuart street. right resting on Market. | First Tennessee United States Volunteers, on | Spear street, right resting on Market | Fifty-first Iowa, on Main street, right resting | on Market
 1 South Dakota United States Volunteers, on Beale street. right resting on Market. | First and Second Battalions Washington l United States Volunteers, on Fremont street, | right resting Market.
 Sixth California United States Volunteers. on | Fremont street, right resting on Mission. l Third Division, on Sansome street, right rest l ing on Market.
 Fourth Division. on Battery street, right resting on Market.
 Fifth Division, on Front street. right resting on Market.
 Sixth Division, on Davis street, right resting on Market.
 Seventh Division, on Drum street, right rest ing on Market.
 | Eighth Division, on North East street, right | resting on Market.
 Ninth Division, on North East street, right resting on Clay.
 FORMATION. | Mounted Police.
 | Fourth Cavalry Mounted Band
 Fourth Cavalry, U. s. A, Colonel Morris commanding.
 Special escort to the Grand Marshal. | Cassassa's Band, Charles Cassassa, leader. | Grand Marshal Alfred A. Borlini. 1 Chief of Staff Colonel J. c. OConnor. | Grand Marshals Orderly T. J. Mccarthy. l Chief Aids-Colonel Ritchie L. Dunn, Major H. B. Hosmer, Captain F. E. Webb, Captain W. R. Borlini.
 Special Aids-Lieutenant Jesse Adel Lieuten. ant M. w. Stockdae.
 Chief of Aids, Al Lehrke.
 Al Lehrke, Chief of Aids, red, white ant
 Richard J. Welch, William A. Marshall, Dr G. E. Caglieri. O. A. Roeau. Charles F Grant. R. T. Martand, Louis Seracano, Fred c. K. Meggitt. Lieutenant M. W. Stockdale | Fred A. Marriott Jr., Captain Julius Waller Charles M. Fickert T. M Statler, Hugh Web ster, Horace Sartori. Alfred Gehret. E. M Sukney, c. A. Monaghan, James M. Hamilton James c. Dunn, Colonel P. c. Bush. Professor George S. Mickling, Fred Mchelletti, Pau Sposito. Herbert Walter. Judge J. E. Barry J. D. Wilson. Phil w. Hammersmith, William Lehrke. Henry Graessling, J. Black, Johr | Cribbins, J. c. Symon, Otto Heyneman, Miltor | Wasserman. Franklin Brooks. P. H. Code Jr. Frank A. Busse, W. G. Luckhardt. G. Slaven Charles G. Nagle, Charles. F. Grondora. c. R Steuart. w. D. Griffin, Daniel Raah Frederick Raah Jr., K. B. Blake Phil M. Wand, William Elm Abadie, Frank A Devine A. Rice Andeuon N. Dithlfson, Mack Devine, Charie: Captain N. s. McWad E. J. Greedy. Conrad 1 Murray, Louis Whorman. Samuel Lubn W | H. Healy, A. H. Landsbergen, M Savannah | Walter D. Burke, Thomas r. Dunn.
 FIRST DIVISION
 First Utah Cavalry United States volun. l fears -CaDtaiu I Cain comma ndine escort
 Brigadier General Harrison G. Otis com manding brigade United States Volunteers ant staff; Captain Edward Murphy, A. A. G. United States Volunteers; Captain A. W. Kim ball. A. c. M, United States Volunteers; Cap tain Seth M Mlliken, A. c. S., United State.
 Volunteers; First Lieutenant Louis P. San
 ders, First Montana Infantry, aid: Secont Lieutenant Arthur w. Bradbury. Seventh Cali
 forna Infantry, aid.
 | Seventh California Volunteers, Colonel Johl
 R. Berry commanding.
 l Band.
 Colonel John R. Berry; Lieutenant Colone
 William G. Schreiber; Major Frank C. Pres cott Major Dana k. Weller; Major William O. Weller; Captain Herbert D. Alfonso ad
 jutant; Major James J. Choate, surgeon; Cap
 tain William W. Robee, assistant surgeon
 Captain Philip H. Russell, assistant surgeon
 Captain Ira B. Ladd assistant surgeon: Firs
 Lieutenant Harvey E. Highey battalion ad
 jutant; First Lieutenant John D. Fredericks
 battalion adjutant; First Lieutenant Charles
 P. Fenner, battalion adjutant; First Lieuten
 ant Daniel c. Williams, quartermaster; Firs
 Lieutenant John w. Hammons, Company H acting ordnance officer; First Lieutenant Louis S. Choppeear, Company F, commissary officer Captain, Robert Wanowski, Company A; Firs Lieutenant Harry A. Bates, Company A; Sec ond Lieutenant Arthur F Bradberg, Company i A; Captain Richard V. Dodge. Company B 1 First Lieutenant John c. Mielke, Company B | Second Lieutenant George T. Lemon, Company | B; Captain Samuel R. Langworthy, Company c; First Lieutenant Truman Cole, Company c | Second Lieutenant James H. Holden, Company c: Captain Harry T. Mathews, Company D First Lieutenant John A. Eason, Company D l Second Lieutenant Samuel Crawford, Company D; Captain Charles H. Fernald Company E. | First Lieutenant Oliver G. Kenney, Company E; Second Lieutenant John l. McKenna, Com pany E; Captain Frank L. Reynolds, Company r; First Lieutenant Louis S. Choppelear, Com l pany F: Second Lieutenant Joy A. Winans Company F: Captain George S. Biggin, Com | pany G. First Lieutenant George H. Small | wood Company G.; Second Lieutenant Lewis 1 Palmtag Company G; Captain Albert w | Browne. Company H; First Lieutenant John l w Hammons, Company H; Second Lieutenant l James R. Daily, Company H: Captain William l l.. Lippincott, Company I; First Lieutenant | Henry La V. Twining, Company I; Second | Lieutenant Floyd Thayer, Company I; Captain | Ovin P Soat Company K: First Lieutenant l William c. Seecombe, Company K; Second i Lieutenant Arthur F. Hapn Company K Captain Solomon H. Finley. Company L; First l Lieutenant Walter A. Greenleaf, Company l.: l I ,eyyis T..