The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE.
Will Be One of Largest Demonstra'
lions of the Kind Ever Seen Here.


The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the observance of
Memorial day has completed the pro-
gramme, and all is now in readiness
for one of the largest celebrations that
has been seen in this city upon such
an occasion. The parade viii be prob
ably a mile and a half long, and every
military organization and uniformed
lodge Will participate.
The parade will form at Main and
Market streets, the line of march will
be north on the west side of the street
to Second South thence west on Sec
only South to West Temple street,
thence north to First South, thence
east to Main street and north on Main
to South Temple, thence counter march
on Main to Second South, thence east
on Second South toaBIt. Olivet.
At state street the Spanish war and
Indian war veterans viii move north
on State to Brigham and take the cars
/ for the city cemetery, accompanied by
J Held's band and the national guard
/ batteries, and followed by the wagon
/ trains of children. After the exercises
! at the cemetery the wagon train will
] proceed from the cemetery by the
: north gate. The parade viii move
4 from Main and Market streets prompt
1 IL at $3.50 o'clock. The order of parade
will be as followsi
Platoon Of police, Grand Marshal F.
/ H Clark and aides, Lieutenant r. g.
/ SIeater, Captain F. NJ. Bishop, NJ. NJ
/ Kaighn, n. D. Corser, W. p. Rowe,
Alma Pratt, Captain John T. Critch-
flow. Louis 3. Eddy; escort to Governor
Wells, company A. Twelfth infantry
commanded by Captain ]. p. Harbesoni
Governor Wells and staff in carriages
Twelfth United States infantry band
commandant at Fort Douglas, company
4 B, Captain w. J. Pardee, company c
Captain ". b. Cresry, company D
4 Lieutenant T.. J. Mcconnell; McKea1
post G. :. r., c.. W. A. SchneIl, com
mander; Maxwell post. G. A. r., ]. NJ
Read, commander; Indian war veter
ans OF Utah; Spanish war veterans
Judge, C c.. Goodwin, orator at NJ
| Olivet: Mrs. Anna Colburn Plumme1
solist and escort: William Ritter
orator at City cemetery and escort, i
2 | carriages; ambuIapces; Major Calf
S 7 commander United states batteries
D and staff; Twelfth United States fiel
battery, Captain s. D. Sturgis; Twenty
second United States field batterl
Captain A. Cronkhite; Indian war vet
Grams, mounted; Mayor Thompson an
i Z city council IN carriages Dduut Gel
= eraI John @. Cannon commander n. {
: L. and staff; Colonel J. o. NystrOn
: assistant adjutant general; Colonel J.
e Ford, inspector of target practice; Co
E onel NJ H Lund. Colonel W. T. Bee
y Major r. J. Glendenning, Major A.
Williams; signal corps, y. G. T., Car
a tain J. A. Greenewald; hospital corp'
i First regiment of n. C. L, Colon
Sam Park commanding, and stat
Captain Mum. adjutant: Captain
= NJ. Porter, Major. Benedict company
y Captain Williams; company f. CAPITA
e Riley, company D; All Hallows' cadet
Major Mccormick. commanding; His
school cadets, Lieutenant Webb cor
2 handing; uniform rank, 7. o. Q. ]
T. Captain Gray commanding; y. &.
To-; battery; n. G.. L. cavalry; TeamsteI
union, 100 wagons with school childr
and flowers.
The school children during porti
n Of the time viii be in line on Ma
81 street with flowers and flags. and "
~ strew the paths Of the veterans wi
~ / flowers