The herald., 1898-05-30

8eoo meeting
PASADENA, May 2s.-(Ofnce Of The
Herald. IS East Colorado street.) All is in
readiness for the parade which takes place
tomorrow. Decoration day. The leaders Of
the several organizations. schools. etc..
have been instructed by the chief marshal,
G. r. Downing. as to where their respective
eharges assemble.
Americas club-south side Of Colorado
street, east Of and with right resting on
N6nrengo avenue.
High school cadets-south side Of Colo
RADIO street, Immediately east Of Americas
club.
Boys brigade-south side Of Colorado
street, east Of high school cadets.
knights of Pythias-north. side Of Colo
RADIO street. east of and with right rest
Ing on Marengo avenue.
Troops M and F. First regiment, Cali
fornia volunteer cavalry-north side of
Colorado street. east of Knights Of Pythias.
Colored Citizens Patriotic club-north
side of Colorado street, east of troops M
and F.. First regiment of California volun-
teer cavalry.
High school and Wilson grammar school.
west side of north Marengo avenue. with
right resting on Colorado street.
Franklin school-east side Of north Ma
rengo avenue, with right resting on Colo
RADIO street.
Columbia school-east side Of North
Narengo avenue. Immediately north of
Franklin school.
Lincoln school-east side of South Ma
rengo avenue. with right resting on Colo
RADIO street.
Garfield school-west side Of South Ma
rengo avenue, with right resting ON Colo
RADIO street.
Grant school-west side Of South Maren-
20 avenue. Immediately. south OF. Garfield
school.
woman's Relief Corps. Ladies' Aid So
ciety of 8. of ", Sons Of evterans and
John F. Godfrey; post. Ct A.. R. and other
veterans. union and confederate, on the
north side Of East Colorado street, In
front of Grand Army. hall.
The line OF march will be from the cor
uer Of Marengo avenue and Colorado
street, west to the Los Angeles Terminal
station. The parade will move in the fol-
lowing order:
Squadron of mounted police, Chief Of Po-
lice w. s. Lacey. commanding.
Chief marshall and. aides.
Pasadena City band.
Americus club, Capt. James H. Campbell
commanding.
knights of Pythias. Capt. P. A. Collins
commanding.
Bugle and Drum corps. Troop M, First
regiment Cal. Vol. Cav, Capt. ]. c. Farms
worth commanding.
Troop M. First regiment. Cal. Vol. Cav.
Capt. J. C. Farnsworth commanding.
Troop F. First regiment, Cal. Vol. Cav,
Lieut. Cole commanding.
Colored Citizens Patriotic club.
High School cadets, Capt. Earl Weight
commanding.
Boys brigade, Capt. John sedwick COM
manding.
Wilson high school. Principal J. D. Ora
ham commanding.
Wilson grammar school, Miss SHIRLEY
commanding.
Franklin school, Mrs. Burt command
ting.
Grant school, Mr.. Ely Fort commanding.
Columbia school, Mr.. w. B. Frackelton
commanding.
Garfield school. Mr.. J. n. Collins COM
manding.
Lincoln school, Mr. W. J. Horribly COM
manding.
woman's Relief Corps. President Mrs.
Buddington commanding.
Ladies' Aid society Of 8. Of w., MISS
Bristol commanding.
North Pasadena Drum Corps.
Sons of Veterans, Capt. H. D. Gaylord
commanding.
John F. Godfrey, post, g, A. R., and other
veterans, union and onfecderate. Com
mander W. NJ. Pennell commanding.
When the column reaches Pasadena av-
enue 1t will halt and the school children
will present flowers to the veterans. The
Terminal will carry the parade to the Gem
etery. where 1t will reform, being Joined at
North Pasadena by veterans from there.
The services at the cemetery consist Of
ritualistic services Of the g. A. R., w. C. T.
u, etc., address by Senator Simpson music
and the decoration of the graves In the
evening patriotic services will take place
in the tabernacle, including fine speeches
and music. The committee having the day
in charge is composed of John Mcdonald,
A. M. Elson, Ben Jarvis and G. T. Down
ing. The marshal desires that all teams be
kept of the street at the time of the parade
between Marengo avenue and the Ter
minal station on Colorado street, in order
that the march may not be interfered with.
This evening the Salvation army called
the laugh upon three or four young men
about town, who are in the habit of attend
ing the army meetings more for the pur-
pose of amusing themselves than on ac-
count of their craving for spiritual benefit.
The young men were standing on the cor
ner of Fair Oaks avenue and Colorado
street, directly in the path of the Salvation
army, which was marching to it's hall from
the preaching ground south of Halstead's
market. Instead of going out of the way
OF the boys the army marched around and
around them. hemming them in and pre-
venting them from escaping through the
lines until the captain decided that he had
brought them sufficiently under the OBJ
servation Of the bystanders.
H. H. Matthay, the Union street feed
stable manager. was severely kicked by
horse this evening. Mr. Matthay was put
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