The San Francisco call., 1910-11-25
Mayor Mccarthy croDning the ling and queen.

With salvos of exploding bombs as
an honorary salute and burst of
cheers from the throats of fully 5000
persons Mayor Mccarthy yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock crowned King
Angelo I and his queen, Erminia L,
sovereigns of the North beach Thanks
giving carnival to rule and reign Tor
three days and nights over the desu-
nies Of their kingdom of fun and frolic
AS though in league with the OCCASION
| nature shed warm California sun
shine on the royal court and cere-
monies Not until after the grand pa
rade and review did the threatening
clouds settle down over the scene and
take possession of the city In gentle
shower.
With the address of acceptance from
King Angelo I, which was delivered
from the throne, the pent up carnival
spirit gave full vent to itself and from
every side of Washington square the
bannv event was heralded by swell
! ing music from five brass bands.
lust before the crowns had been placed
on the brows of the rulers Fatner b.
c. Redahan delivered an invocation,
and DR. A S. Musante made the ADDRESS
of welcome in Italian.
The kings state was opened with
nrayer by Rev E. K. Walz. and the
! roval couple, court attendants, maids,
men and marshals escorted to the head
| of the great PROCESSION which awaited
a signal to move from the baton OF
Grand Marshal Louis G. Brizzolara'
MAYOR LAUDs DISTRICT
In vesting King Angelo and his
! oueen with their royal prerogatiVes
kMayor Mccarthy made a short and
! airing address. complimenting the dis
| gx-s1 varfd
San Francisco spirit. In part ne sala
sThis is an expression of that gen
erous hospitality so CHARACTERISTIC OF
! the Latin people and for whlch tnelr
/ country has been made famous the
world over You have thrown your
doors omen and invited the community
70 ioin YOU in revelry and fun You
| have provided the means and nave
nrepared a fiesta for the thousands
| who IN the next two days will be your
guests. I wish great happiness TO KING
| Angelo I and his fair Queen Erminia,
| and long life to their loyal SUBJECTS
Let your Joys be unconined-
ON the great platform surrounding
the throne were seated the vice presi-
| dents of the day. the chairmen of the
various committees and the of11cers ano
| trustees Of the carnival association, OF
| which Doctor Musante is president. AT
+ba foot Of the platform was seated
| fhe band. which rendered a melody OF
national hymns All through the
! North Beach district the business
and streets were flying bunting and
! flags of all nations. presenting scene
| of riotous color and life
DILL CARE BANISHED
The Tin horn of the holiday season
was. everywhere in evidence ana q
! Niagara of noise marked the line OF
march as the handsome floats in di-
| vision after division passed before the
crowds along the congested Sidewalks
The parade headed by Chief or Ponce
Seymour in his automobile and squad
of mounted policemen, moved from
washington square to Columbus ave.
nue. and Union street; thence along CO.
lunabus avenue to Stockton street to
Broadway, to Kearny, TO Market, to
Fifth street, then countermarcheo
back in Market street to Montgomery
to Columbus avenue, to Grant avenue
to Filhert and Stockton street, down
Columbus avenue again to Broadway
where it disbanded. .
Grand Marshal Brizzolara. mounted
on a prancing steed and fianked or
each side by Chief Aids Frank Marini
and John II. Nelson and Bugler j
Preziosi. followed directly behind the
police, the first float in the second di-
vision being that OF the king and
queen.
| The first division was composed OF