Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-12

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| eXccllency the maturity of a youngster
who once"tagged' their old hand pump,
raised their helmets and greeted the
states chief executive with smile.
The regulars from Fort DoNglas made
a splendid showing and at the close Of
the parade, In front Of the Deseret
News office, the battery gave an Illus
tratIon Of a dash to the firing line gall
looping their horses for short distance
up the street.
Another good { eature was the march,
Ing Of the First infantry, N. G. o..
which did itself proud In the manner
In which II carried itself. The battery,
too, was good, although somewhat
Handicapped in the lack OF caissons ana
the difficulty Of obtaining suitable
horses Tor such purposes. They had out
their field pieces and gattllng guns.
The lllks Of Salt Lake lodge No. SO
looked splc and span In their nattynew
uniforms and presented a very nice
appearance in .he parade
There were TO have been some labor
Organize tons and floats In the process
sion, but for some reason these were
omitted.
A feature OF the procession was seeh
in front of the Paris Millinery store,
where q score Of pretty maidens from
that establishment stood In line, hold
ing purple and white umbrellas over
their heads. ard viewed the parade.
The Big Boston store also had bunch
Of little chaps dressed to represent Chi
nese and carrying purple and white UNI
brellas. They were headed by the
greatest Chinese impersonator OF them
all-Doc Davis.
Mcdonald and the Salt Lake Candy
compan had carriage each. which
wereladen with molasses nuggests that
were thrown 10 the crowd In handouts,
Needless 10 say that these two vehicles
were surrounded by the greatest
amount Of noise and scramble.
LINE OF MARCH.
Formation Of the head OF the column
was made at the intersection OF South
Temple and state streets and the line
OF march was as follows: Sbuth on
state street to Fifth South street,
thence west TO Main street, north on
the east side Of Main street TO South
Temple street, countermarch at South
Temple street and thence south on
west side Of Main street to Fourth
South street; thence west to West Tenn
pie street; north on West Temple street
to First South street, where the parade
was dismissed,
FORMATION.
Following is the order Of formation
and marching of the various organlza-
tons that participated;
Grand marshal, Samuel c. Park.
Aides: Col w, d. Van BlarcOm, Jr.,
N. G. c.: Major c. NJ, Benedict, sur
geon First infantry, n. G.. u; Captain
Charles w. Brown, ~ @ C.; CaniNin
r.. s. Mum. adjutant First infantry,
N. G. o.: Captain s. s. Porter quar-
termaster N. @. u; Captain Walther
Wolf, inspector small arms practice,
First infantry, n. G. u; Captain j, A.
Greenwald, signal corps. ~ G., u; Cap
tain George f. Summers, troop A, First
cavalry, n. G. T.; Captain Alex r.
Thomas. High school cadets; Trumpet
er Kenneth Clark.
Gov. Heber NJ. Wells, Gen. Chas. s.
Burton, Col n. w. Clayton, Major j.
ID. Spencer In carriage.
FIRST DIVISION.
Colonel J. w. Bubb, Twelfth infantry, |
u. S. A.. and stan.
Twelfth United States infantry band.
Battalion Twelfth infantry, L. s. A.
Twenty-second battery, United |
States field artillery.
Twelfth battery, United States fed
SECOND DIVISION.
General John O. Cannon, N. G. u, |
and staff
First infantry band, Y. G. Y.
Battalion First infantry. n. G, U.
Troop A. First cavalry. n. G, U,
Battery A., light artillery n. G. U.
THIRD DIVISION.
Exalted Ruler II. T.. Deardorff and
officers Of Salt Lake lodge No. S..
Held's military band.
Uniformed members OF Salt Lake
odge No. So.
Exalted Ruler r. s. Joyce, officers
md members OF Park City lodge No
10, II. p o. +.
Exalted Ruler ]. w. Geiger, officers
md members Of Eureka lodge No, III,
3. p. O. II.
Exalted Ruler Roger w Powers, off,
'ers and members lodge No. !, Junior
pTQtT " FINS
FOURTH DIVISION.
Mayor Thompson and members OF the
lily council
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's associa-
ion.
Chief Devine with section Of Salt
AXE City fire department.
Uniformed companies Woodmen OF
he World.
Knights Of the Maecabees.
The Eagles.
In passing the governor and staff the
twelfth infantry band played Sousa's
Semper Fdelis" march. with bugle
orps strain Incorporated; Helds mill
airy band played "Our Directors"
larch, wi h 10 men in service the First
egiment n G. L. band played Wag- !
er's "Niboluncen" march
In tomorrow's narade the visiting
ands win participate and add to the
race and brlllianoy NJ the affair. for
here are some splendid organization
4 tho CITY