The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-06
PARADE TO HAVE
$1,000 MARCH[RS
VIII Take Ninety Minutes to
Pass the Official Review
ing Stands

In general orders ssued yesterday by
General John A. Roster commander of
the California national guard and
grand marshal for the day, complete
directions are given all commanding
officers in tomorrow's military and
naval parade.
Starting up Market street from San
some promptly at 8 O'Clock in the
morning, the parade will be composed
of three divisions. In the first division,
commanded by Brigadier General Fred
erick Funston, will be United States
troops from the Preside and other
Notifications in the department of
California. At the end of this division
Will be so carriages containing Gov
ernor Gillett, Secretary Metcalf, their
STATS, Governor Sheldon of Nebraska
and staff. Mayor Taylor Admiral Evans
with his escort of 500 Salt Lake high
school cadets on foot, commanding Of
fcers of the fleet and the foreign con-
suls.
The second or naval division will
number 5000 jackies under command
of Captain Seaton Schroeder In the
third division, under command of
Colonel ID. A. Smith, will march the
National guard Grand Army, Mexican
war veterans and Spanish american
war veterans, pfoseers and other or
CARNATIONS.
In the entire line of march will be
$4,000 men. 1t will take the parade
an hour and a half to pass one of
the official grandstands on Market
street and Van Ness avenue.
Following is the order of formation
and line of march of the parade:
Detachment mounted police, platoons, Cap
tain Kelly commanding.
Band
Grand Nisrshal--Brigadier General j. A. Kos
ter. national guard of California.
:, Chief of Staff-Lieutenant Colonel Fred j.
stafr-Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Rethers
Major Josiah r. Howell Major Francis V.
ley W Morshead' Major ]. H. DockweiIer, Major
Emmett K. Jones, Lieutenant Harry 6. Mckan-
nay
Mounted orderiies.
First Observation-Disclosures General Frederick
Funston, L. S. A.
Chief of star-Colonel ]. W Duncan, general
staff-colonel w A. Simpson, adjutant gen
eral; Lieutenant NJ; Evans, aide de camp;
.. l. Brainard, chief eommissary; Iientenant
tenant Colonel John Biddle, chief engineer Of
icer; Major ". A. Bethel, judge advocate; Cap
tain A. l. Fuller. chief signal officer.
Battalion United States englneers-Captain
F. A Pope, corps of engineers.
Company p E. Jnited States signal corps
A. Reynolds
Provisional regiment, consisting Of IL com
panIes United States coast arfilIery-ColoneI
]. a. Lundeen.
Provisional regiment of six companies United
Shaker
Second battalion First United States field ar
tillery-Captain ]. G. Langdon.
Second squadron Fourteenth United States cav
alry-Captain s. P Adams.
Carriages containing Governor Gillett. secre-
tary of the navy, staff of the governor of Cali
fornia, governor of Nebraska. mayor Of San
Francisco Admiral Evans. commanding officers
OF the fleet. and foreign consuis
second division
Captain seaton schroeder L. S ", command
ing United States naval forces.
United States marines.
Sailors United States Atlantic feet.
Sailors United States Pacific fleet.
Colonel D. A. Smith, commanding provisional
brigade. national guard Of California.
second company signal corps national guard
Fifth infantry, national guard of California
LIEUTENANT Colonel z; g. Hunt
Bauer.
Veterans of the Mexican war in carriages,
under command Of Major L. A. Sherman.
Of L. H. Black.
Spanish war aforementioned H. T. Sine.
Nelson A. Miles camp, Camp Riley. Visiting
camps from on Portland Ore and San Rafael
the cruiser California entered by the citizens of
Pnelps squadron U. >. V. N.-Captaln Z. j.
California Pioneers in carriages.
Columbia Park boys elub-Major S. Piexotto
California Grays-Captain r. 3. Moore.
League of the Cross cadets-Colonel ]. E.
Power.
FORMATION
During the formation of the parade. and until
$3.50 :. m. 10 minutes before the hour of start
ingl, the grand marshal and staff will be Sta
toned at Market and Davis streets.
Mounted police will form on the north side of
Nfqf. raf fp1ff1 n afeIxr of
First division consisting of United States
troops, will form on Battery, right resting on
Market street.
Carriages containing the secretary OF the navy,
governor of the state Of California and staff,
governors and STATS of other states mayor Of
San Francisco. commanding officers Of the fleet
and foreign consuls will form on the north side
of Market street, the head of this subdivision
resting Battery street
Second division. consisting of United States
naval forces, will form folows United
States marine corps the north side of Market
street. extending in a northeasterly direction as
far as East street, and then In a southeasterly
direction on the west side of East street, with
the head of the column at Market and Davis
streets.
The different subdivisions of United States
Beale streets. with the heads of the respective
columns on Market street, and extending no
farther south than Bryant street.
Third division will. form as follows: Division
commander at Sansonle and Suffer streets; ma
tional guard troops Sansome street between
Suffer and Pine. with the head of the column
Naval militia, California. the south side OF
Suffer street, with the right resting on Sansome
street
Veterans of the Mexican war on the north
side of Suffer street between Sansome aud Mont
gomery. with the leading carriage at Sansome
street
Grand Army of the Republic on the south side
of Suffer street between Montgomery and
Kearny. with the right resting on Montgomery
street.
Spanish war veterans the north side OF
Sutter street between Kearny and Montgomery
with the right resting on Montgomery street.
Phelps squadron. U. s. " n, on the east
side of Kearny street between Post and Suffer,
with the right resting Satter street.
California Pioneers the east side of Kearny
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