Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Firing Of Statutes, Parade, Patriotic
Speeches and Big Crowds
AN OLD TINE OBSERVANCE.
How The Procession Formed IN"
Marched Through the stfeets ah'
Exercises ~ Liberty Park


In salt Lake yesterday was Zoo ao''i1'
nnoo with the old-tlmo demonstrations
Of the fathers tho raising OF Ola 'l'iy
OF day-hrcik. the nHng OF nluios ht
sun rise. the parade aud patriotic es-
orcisaa ln the forenoon. and hrc"o'AA
display loo the evening
The formal nunr N 1aluics 10 the
morning could hardly be- distinguished
from the nights continual foar OF sun
and cannon. and explosive bombs ana
cracker
Some time before che parade was 70
begin. Main street was crowded With
people from South Temple To- Fourth
South. many II whom were non-refi-
dents that had come to spend The day
Tho small boy. ns usual was every
whore firing hla nolae-produrinf
oracicrs and touching on his ton'o-
does. much to the unearncua Of nervous
women.
u was a ray and impressive scene.
when tho parade was moving on iia
why. to look down Main street. and
see tho nutcHng nnFs. the strcnmius
bunting and the various decorations
On the buildings. and ~ aor the thrung.
ing people. SOME gazing HiHadfnHiy
upon the various dothchments NJ the
prnr~sainn and others continually shift
inr from place 10 place.
THE PROCESSION.
a little before 10 o'clock tho parade
started from the Brigham Young
raUnaHUu4uN uuN N.nmnW NfH fumH.N 90
Liberty Park The attachments lined
NJ na f0llOwHi
Mounted Policemen apcrry and
Emery. chief of Police Hilton, with
serEtH Janncy and BurbIdgc and slxs
teen patrolmon.
Grand Marshal John Q. Cannon. with
W. &. A. smoot. Capt j. Wash Young
Lieut. col Wells. Lieut.. Mark Cannon
Harry Hcrick and Corp Loo Foster
az stan.
Knights " pythlnr band. tNcuty.aix
men. Prof Petersen, hnndmuHicri
Charles Ford, drum major.
Troop G, Nlnth United States cav.
airy, Heventy-uiKht men. under First
lieut. White.
James u. Mexican post. q. A, ~.
twenty-five men ON foot. under Mai.
w. A. stanton.
0corge H. Maxwell post. q. A. r..
thirty men on foot, w. NJ. owens,
commander.
Members Of X company. Second en-
Tinecrs. United States volunteers. VIA.
Meusra. Moyie. Hiiber. ilaasing and
Young.
Volunteer cavalry. twenty-five troop
cra. under Capt. j, ". Cninc. with
i.leuts, Andy Burt, troop I. and Lieut.
shurtllr Of troop l.. SECOND volunteer
cavalry. Acting First ScrEt. H. n. A.
llWHHaW A "a ItNIaafi uF a. IfUTFNM
United States cavalry, and Aide licch'
tol To Gen. Anderson.
ARTILLERY, sixteen men, two Gatllng
cannon, under lieut. Grow. and includ-
Ing these Manila veterans Hospital
corps, Patsy cunnlnRtun. u. J. smith
and John Clovis battery a, Thee, Now
man. Joe Grant and j. Council. bnt-
tery ~. chris Wagner. the remainder
being of battery G..
iirrt regiment band, eighteen men,
Christensen, bnndnnHtrr
Gov Wells and stan, Including Gen.
burton. SurEeOn-uonoral pinkerton,
Assistant surgenn-Grnernl Crnxnll,
judge. Advocate 10. X. Smith. Lieut.
Col. HrubaCk
signal corps. thirteen officers aud
mon. undor command of Capt Greene
Mald.
First regiment infantry Utah Ma
tluual Guard. col, 81. L. luich'O. come
handing; LIrut-Col. n. q. llognon.
commanding battalion, A company
thirty officers and mon Lieut. SmrlEor
commanding 10 company, twenty
Officers ana men, Lieut., hcrslcr, cum-
mandnE.
Hcid's band. twenty-eight mon. John
Held haudmnater
-Four carriages containing tl Mayor
CLARK. Lieut. Pearson, United States
navy, Richard Lyman Iri gl Senator
Rhwllns, Judge KlnF Fisher Harris
rruf. Maruhall; go q. A A. veterans.
= Il. clark a. q. Slrntor g. r. Good
coll. John Williams Charles LhmmDra-
dorf. 40 Coils q. N. bishop Short
Hammond md kid1or, veteran yolun.
teor hrvm'n. twenty strong. under
Chief Otuugrr,
a number of advertising vehicles. in.
Guiding the pretty basket float of tl-
Eoou. were nt the end OF tho procession.
The hnn appearance Of the parade
brought many a compliment The cons
tust between the young rnturnei vol
untrcra aud the members uf tho q. A.
T. was effective. and suggested the
saying NJ Washington Irving that 300
expression Uf patriotism n al cumuiatp
On q llmping veteran The Fort Doug
las cavalry made "a pretty appearance.
The htiy veterans were taken CO. the
Park from state street iu street cars
The hremon dishanled az Fourth
South, and the artillery turned back nt |
The Liberty Park entrance. The Ninth ]
cavalry after ciulIug the park rs- /
turned Co the Fort.
A. Liberty Park tho large stand |
rfcitI|N decorated and covered WITH /
En"u bouEhH, was snun filled with 800 |
people. Including Che Governor ami !
fan. prominent military mon nri !
wei known citizens; thp Knlrha !
OF lythluH and uTHIH I.vt. ]