The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-31

selections. Each number on the pro-
gTamme was accorded generous round
of applause
Parade Is Feature.
The meeting commenced Immediately
after the parade This was one Of the
largest ever held On any Decoration day
in Salt Lake Nearly a thousand men
marched in line. Every military or
ganizatiOn in the city turned out full
membership. The usual tireSome de
lays were omitted yesterday through
effectuaI and careful arrangement and
management. r. G. Sleater OF the q.
A. r. was marshal of the day Ihe
different organization had formed IN
line bv $50 o'clock and the march be-
gan shortly afteTward.
The national guard companies formed
on West Temple street, the Grand
Army on Market street, che Spanish
American war veterans on Market
street the Black Hawk war veterans
at the rear Of the SpaniSh-American
war veterans and the All HailOWs land.
cadets and High School cadets On West
Temple street As each organization
formed in line it reported to the mar
shall of the day. Headed by platoon
Of police under charge of Captain !.
B. Burbidge and SeTgeanJs john T.
Roberts and Ed Janney tie procession
marched north on the west side Of
Main street cOuntermarchinS to Sec
Ond South street on, the east side Of
Main street. turning east on Second
South street to State street and north
on State street TO the OTpneum, where
the ranks were broken.
Assisting Marshal of The Day r. g.
SIeater were Chief Aide Colonel NJ. Al
Kaighn. s. b. Eddy. L. S. $. W. V,
Captain ". H. Tobias, n. G. 7; Lieu
tenant Roy II. Billings, II. s c; o p
Davis Mexican post, and Orderly
Stevens Governor John c. -utler rode
horseback and was accompanied by
his staff. comprising Brigadier General
Raw c. MAJ Ior, y. q. L.: Colonel A p
Kessler. Colonel A. 3. Irvine, Colonel
J. Daynes. jr., Colonel \. :. Bower
and Colonel George A. Seaman. Act
ing Adiutant General H. NJ II. Lund
was accompanied by STAFF comprising
Captain Freeman .Bassett, y. G. L.;
CAPTAIN O. H. Hassing, Major W @.
Williams and Assistant Surgeon Her
bert G. Beans. These officials and their
stats occupied boxes At the services
at the OrpheUm,
The order of parade follows:
Platoon of police and fire department
Grand marshal and staff.
Aides-CoIoneI NJ. NJ. ksighn. .. T.
Davis. Captain W. II. Tobias. Captain
s B. Eddy Lieutenant Roy II. Bill
lings.
First Division,
Governor John c. Cutler and staff.
First Regiment band.
Colonel H. NJ. II. Lund, acting adju-
tant general. and staff.
National guard Of Utah in the fol-
lowing order: Signal CORPS, company 6,
I infantry; battery national gJard Of
Utah; troop a, cavalry; national guard
of Utah.
Second Division.
Fort Douglas band.
Grand Army Of the Republic in the
following order: Mexican post. S. D.
Chase commanding: Maxwell post,
William CTOme, commanding
Loyal Legion.
Automobiles carrying orator Cf the
day. disabled soldiers and presidents Of
the Relief Corps, SpanisH-American
war veterans, Black Hawk Mar vetcr-
ans.
Third Division.
All HaIIows band.
All HallowS cadets.
High School cadets.
Decorated Heroes Graves.
At the close of the services at the
Orpheum. the Mexican post and corps
went to the Mt. Olivet cemetery, the
Maxwell post and corps and the United
Society Of Spanish-American War Vet
Grams went TO the City cemetery and
the circle Of O. A. r. women to the
Fort Douglas cemetery. At the last
named place Mrs. Kate Bridawcll An
dersOn sang The Flag Without a
Stain She was accompanied on the
cornet by Mrs. K. Roderick. The reg
mental chaplain delivered q short ad-
dress. The post band rendered several
selections. Similar services were Leid
at Mt. Olivet cemetery. The Ladies
corps of HcHean post and the members
of Mexican post held short rituaIistic
services and decorated the graves of
those who wore the blue and those who
wore the gray. A detachment Of Span
ish-Amcrican war veterans decOra ted
the graves Of those who fought in the
Spanish-AmeTican and Philippine wars
TAPS was sounded by six members If
the All HalloWs band and a bugler
from the \. @. I. A salute was fred
by members of the guard. The Max
well post ami corps and he United So
Ciety of Spanish-American War Veter-
ans listened to short ritualistic services
at the City cemetery. The graves of
those who were members of these Or
ganizations were decorated. Taps and
salute were sounded by msmbers of
1 the \. q. L.
This phase Of the days observances
came to a close with the simple services
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