The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
INDEPENDENCE DAY
CHILDREN'S MEETING AT SNIP
SON TABERNACLE
The Marsha1s Announce Their Aides,
More Money Wanted-Divisions
and Order Of Moving

Arrangements Tor the extensive ana I'm.
posing parade of Monday next are about
complete, full details of which will be pub
lished in The Herald tomorrow morning.
Some Of the committees collecting SUBJ
scriptions have not made returns to the ex-
ecutive committees up to the estimates
made by them and upon which the COM
mttee was basing its figures in making ex-
penditures. Hence it is again shy of tho
amount necessary and will start out again
this morning over some Of the territory.
The members Of the executive committee
thought they were out of the woods, but
failure to come up to the estimates has
made it necessary that further subscrip-
| lions be raised.
The living flag" which will be feature
in the parade. is completed and will be
thoroughly drilled by Saturday night
The program at Simpson tabernacle for
the children's meeting is as follows, COM
mencing at o'clock:
Selection, by Indian Girls Mandolin and
Guitar Club from Perris Indian school
Opening address.
..........Prof Melville Dozier, chairman
Prayer. Rev. Will A. Knighten
Song, Red. White and Blue" .........
"Pledge To The Fla p..h. as.,s"ss
Little Patriots " cors,st,n. -
sneechos .,a .oL,.
dian bovs and ore ,,-,
Address. Mrs Kate rurr.r n.,n,n
Song "K,ng,s Dou1h..r.,, ~. -
"America ~, 49, $500
Benediction.
This meetinp 10 for ch,,ara, $500.
guardians Tho ovareo,, ,,,,,, IT,. "
corcert T., co,.~,, w.. W
school indian hand
Street decorat,or. u,,,, ,.r, .x,.
;np and WOW, -, ~. ..... ~. ''o'u -,
follow su,t Some y, thar, 49, s,. va
started IN eo"'
Marshal Loving q, tho .er., s,,,,.,.
issued orders for 81, no,oraa nes
to renort IN him nm To-. $780, 49,. -
tween Second and rh,rd str.e.. 90
m. on the morn,ng ~ ~. ua,r.r Wv -
The Union and Confederate ystsr,r. ,,,
furnish tho color.boor.r.n "a .'ss- ~ W
are as follows: I1nion-JosanS ~ D., W.
r. Nelson. g. IT scbomont- uanr,, W.,
Joseph Teichts Nv " AIM ~
snance pan - roro cue 60, ~
r Durcor. Cor,aa.r,t.u -. - .,N
r. Tucrsr Iosenh ~ I'll. - een
ipsop M g T,,1tar n II p,,.L,.-,-
I cood,,or S.,...s :.
n T,e,shmar " a. A'o' A''n' H.
Ax,rIo o. ,,,,.,.
toLo 20 70 ~ 49, $685. lie ., ~
al narL Tha M.,n-stsae T1s..N,.
nv. o.,o,, ana so,,.h oseIsi'y,
al, r,,n +ra,,s ~ 49, ran,. aSo 'oaus WI.
~, ~ vi. pain wnere plenty OF
avu,a win W.T., ~, ue aouna lor an VINO come:
100 W ''' s''"' e' e~oep' iof reserved
T." .ou..,
80. ''...u WIS - ~, or "ersnais, TO-
So So, W. s'a''" la'Shai SIAN ana OIL
',slon aus
ma, sNa,, 'onhs'ohe Jones; cniet OF
81 fann l.. barnes; aids-M. "A.
1.s 49, Sarhio' LOUIS 6rakesnuier' f.
-. oalsoh' D. D. Carliio' .. COOK. N. "A.
covafrapias' L. crane FRANK Domin-
suez' a. II. Duniap, =. II. Eoerle, A. W..
Einngton' geo. M Hoiton, VIM. Howell,
- =. Nmen.' =. d. Mallory Z. b. Munson'
"A. w. MARSH n. A. Ferkins, Romulo Pico,
n. w. ration M. L. Fnipps, W. M. Quiero-
TO- A. Z. roscoe. Earl Rogers, c. s. Swaine.
Il. Sentous' FRANK onrler, n. j. Toberman,
W. T. Williams, F. r. Willis and Boyle
workman.
Courers-Horace n. Deemer. Roy
harrington RUNNER II. montgomery, F.
Garland Peck.
FIRST DIVISION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.