The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-31

a LITTLE girl and a beBt and gray
* haired man wers h5ng the
marchcrs in the AIsn0riai siey
parade yesterday. The man, when
young and vigorous had braved voiiess
Of musketry. the storm of cannon and
the sabre stroke to protect nation
from dismemberment Theichild barely
knew the meaning Of the word war,
but, clad i'm white, ana wearing a sash
Ut red. white and blue, she carrie Z "a
flag anc marched I'M honor Of Tire lhen
who fa~ght for the American cspublic
heueath the torrid sun Of Mexico, On
the territory of SECESSION under Lee
burning skies Of Cuba, or in the iupgles
of 'theaPhiIipU ines Thus wide WeStae
range of the people, and 1hls. tIs2ea
was the scope of The tribute pald-
The sun smiled upon the exercises
with an occasioual cloud ffefssing Us
face and "a cool breeze gha.siug ave
tne perspirauon from she mareRers AMI
bEacing me veterans of 1lIe civil WAY
years would otherwise Justify. But the
soldiers of nearly forty years ago were
not the only veterans in the iaarchtng
column since the1r service anOths1-
fought and died and so otter the 0lue-
coated members of the Strand Arny OF
the Republic marched yesterday y
squad Of men who had fouEht the
Spaniards and the Fiapiuos,
Dhe procession and uhe services at
the cemeteries constituted the serious.
side of the day-tbe side 10 which the
day was entirely dedicated uillll line
more recent era OF road races aho
otuer SPORTS. The sun was not Tar
above the horizon before the FIRST ighs
or the day We're visible i'm The newers
srhich appeared on every hand-and in
Che Dr0iusion of blooms The sego Ky
of Utah was conspicuous Aenfa4d
tsHrr
streets laden with flowers, and before
the day was FAR advanced above every
soldiers grave f-Jated a small ATneri-
can nag. while AROUND me banner were
Military Parade.
At OSLO f. the vaiaous uT gar.iza tiars
began 10 assemble N their baHs ana
devious began at Main and MaFket
streets The start had been scheduled
for 30 0'clOCh- and GfGIid Marshat II,
81 Bishop WAS prompt for such an ocT
cssion-
Tae profession moved north on Main
street, viewed by crowds thai lines lae
Streets on both sides. Ehe column vas
wired in its compositions nc contained
the blue uLfforrns Of policemen, the
Grand Army blue and the badges Of the
citu war Veterans the khaki Of the
s1i1iers 81 TODAY. the natty uniforms 81
the cadets +0f the High school and ~
AN He lows, civilian dress apd tRe
white worn by hf-y cuhdren decked
also in es..a hite and Ltue
The pIafeon. of pOEce. the Va~ious orr
carnations az the national guard the
Two D0Ies 81 cadets. the posts OF the
g. ~ r. the squad of veterans of the
rece-t Vars-each and every one arr
trseted attentiou as they passed before
the public view.
Order Of Paade-
A platoon Of police under Sergeant
Burbidge led the marching column
Following came Grand Marshal Bish0I
and bis u'des.. mounted. Comrades
p Ozark Neder and Kent Of she G.. =. ~
and Captain Game aHc Sergeants Leh
Inaa and Eddy of the Utah volunteers
Then followed IL carrla ges Goveru0
Wells and five members Of his statt
Adfutant General Burton, Surge0r
General PinkertOn. C0l0lFf Very. Ma
jor Lewis. Major King. TO the musl
OF HeId's military band the process sfll
moved uD Main street. c0UaLefu3arc d
iHg "a the pioneer NscHpma1it dew &
Second south, and thsnCa east-t0 stat
street. tn the following ordets
National guard of Jtan. ~ coipman'
of Colonel iPark aid star, Na5er Den
ediet and CaRtain Afford
The signal Cars. eonnmanded by cap
tain Greenevs 81, twenty meg
Compeuy 4 ana .7npa1y' p, FilS
infantry tweaty inen each iE COM
lu8nG ct Gaptsln SbarlCey ana Lieu
tenant COvecd-Ie.
Conn amy. a.. twenty men, .COmmaut@z
by Lieutenant Terry
SQUAD from the hospital corps.
Battery a. two gums ard saiF5nS ~
nuourF-. thirty men, commanded y
captain @. r. GROW.
All Halows eollege cadets. thirty
eight iu nuniber- In c1ui,Sand of CAP
tain McCormick and Iieuteu3nts Hen
messy and sullivan
SIT Lake High school cafletsf forfv
four boys under GaDtain Ee-il
Hauerbsch,s military band.
AIc-Esan post O.. A R--lforty yRsef
ans. Comrade Rlchardsou commanllei