Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02
The Final DQp
Ceremonies.
great CRASH Of Aerial Bombs UShered in HE Festivities
AfSL LoaS-Cpic Pasade aiagn3tcent Spectacle
Procession ;1fade Up Of Many Brilliant Bodies in Uni
tOrm-GesmaH Vesems, Masonic Frahrnaes ETC.

The Seventh OF which w. II. Som.
mefs was marshal included the Mac
cabees Knights Of Pythias, members Of
the Royal league, the Travelling Mems
Protective association and the Wood
men OF the World. whose uniformed
drill team from Fort Scott, Kas, CON
stantly performed intricate evolutions
as they marched steadily forward
without delaying the parade In any
The Eighth division under ]. n Hart
man, was, to all appearances, the
strongest In points Of numbers 1t
was formed by the Catholic Society OF
America. 40 branches, and $50 men par.
ticipatlng
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
Various uniformed Catholic societies,
numbering 500 men under Rev. w. l..
Shea as marshal, formed the Ninth
division. The athletic forms OF the
German turner's were seen in the Tenth
division, Of which Edward Pretorius
was marshal Fifteen hundred sinewy
athletes marched shoulder to shoulder
in manner that would have done
credit to any military organization.
Next, in the Eleventh division, came
u
postal service, The carriers being given
the right OF the line showed to great
advantage and received much COM
mendatlon for their appearance and
manner Of marching
The Twelfth division Of which N. l..
Trayers was marshal, was made up of
400 representatives. OF the Western
Amateur Rowing association. In line
win them were six laYishly decorated
floats that received great applause as
they passed along.
THE COWBOYS.
The next division was perhaps the
most unique Of any in the parade It
was formed by the men from Indian
Territory and oklahoma. The Frisco
system cowboy 1and clad In charac.
teristc costume, led the division and
behind them came 50 cowboys, 30 In
dams and 300 additional representatives
1f the two territories. As they rode
along the cowboys and Indians gave
exhibitions Of daring horsemanship
which rlyalled anything seen In any
'ircus. the delight OF the spectators
VAS extreme and the passage OF the
iiyislon was a continuous ovation.
CoLoRED MEN.
Sixteen hundred colored men came
Fourteenth division, and thsyl secse civ -.
n an enthusiast reception.
The men who have made the fair as Il
lands a glorious promise OF what Il
s to be, came marching next All de-
artiuents were represented from Pres
lent Francis and Director If Works
'ayl0r who came first In victoria. to
he handlers Of shovcls and pushevs %
.heelharrows who filed the ranks in
he rear. First behind the general OH
crs Of the exposition came the design
rs and draughtsmen 200 strong, and
10 engineers closed the division
The construction forces ~ The expOsi-
on under John Mock. as marshal
1rmed the Sixteenth division. One
undred contractors. flied % carriages,
lme riding at the head: then on foot,
'mmanded by L. j. Stokes. the first
,ction Of 1000 contractors employees,
le second section under George Fal-
'ner had t.lN9 men az the same de-
lrtment, and Newton Phillips led as ~.
any men as Falconer when his sec
On, which closed, tile division, came
Weeping down the roadway
FAIR YOUNG WOMAN.
The last division was the general ofll-
rs OF the local building trades council
carriages, and iioat on which fair
Jung woman dressed 20 represent the
iited States tossed handfulls of good
* coins to the crowds along the side.
was wise thought that RACED her
the rear Of the parade for the rush
the crowd to obtain The coins. that
4 fan sItf fts..s
great that at times there was actual
niger 10 the eager scramblcrs who
light the souvenirs.
Former President Cleveland. who has
m the guest OF President Francis, re-
ned to his home this forenoon, leay-
az 3 o'clock on the royal blue linn
4 over the Baltimore & Ohio South
stern railroad.
.mong the distinguished guests on
reviewing stand were Cows. Dock
of Missouri. Peabody Of Colorado
PHI OF New York. Van SAINT Of Mime
a. Mickey Of Nebraska and Heard
louisiana Senator Hanna, Senator
rbanks. ex-senator Thomas ~ Car
and John n. Thurston. Gov. Yates
Illinois was TO be present but was
ed home last night by the death Of
brother
iortly before noon the sites allotted
owa and Oklahoma territory were
nally dedicated
SITES DEDICATED.
w Cummins OF Iowa, with vigorous
vs. drove a stake on the Iowa site
then made a brief address Col
Z Young Of Des Molnes and others
made brief addresses.
4
wing the cornerstone OF Oklahoma'a
ling. a granite block inscribed Tho
Star on the Flag"