Show CROWDS AT people from lie ile atlantic and pacific meet by the ine inland sea pronounced one ona of the grandea Orand tEt celebrations fiver ever seen in ia this country costly and gorgeous pageantry of beauty and gallantry the carnival is a splendid sue BUC sees it began thursday morning with excursions from every point of the compass we wagon 0 loads train load and streams of people kept adding to the throng already gathered during the week hundreds of people from tl a east mingle with thousands from the west and all rejoice in well doing as fullmer says one excursion train loaded down with montana people is one of the evidences of the popularity of the move idaho furnished scores and i I 1 scores of visitor tore colorado was I 1 I 1 well represented and so was wyom wyona in ing thousands poured in from ogden and other parts of the state it soon exhausted the capacity of the hotels and lodging houses i i and dozens of private hovels were turned over to the use of the pub public through the executive committee the committees were out in force as follows citizens committee governor heber all T G Webbe Pj lf II A auerbach director general 6 e 1 H I 1 F r mcgarvie ble Garvie executive committee E G rognon president john Q can rin nun J wah young james chip man S V bhul ap secretary jacob moritz F W jennings finance committee jacob loritz chairman fred auerbach osh bowman Q G S holmes elias smith sharp walker harley innings no ings 1 I A clayton Clay ion henry hgel scott crismon jay rogers C little P F A druhl druehl F F J bian charles george nond john jfhn judson frank A aleigh D E burley barley W P eara ommittee on publicity and notion john Q cannon aman alma katz joseph lip glenn miller J S daveler bloor on transportation ash young chairman W P ara fred auerbach mr tz of the rio Gran grande delVes western tern ray ay mr spence of the union re be railway Ma manittee littee tee on Entertain entertainment men t mcgarvie chairman 11 J man V M C silva committee heber M Is 3 james jamed glendinning T 0 ba her M H walker george kney iney P L williams J Q card ard eureka david keith c city 8 B S jones provo i J keisel ogden john scow t C ogden J C walters logan her tuttle manti P 1 T prans frans th frisco barney quinn abam george Q cannon geo gen lower lowe II 11 S mccornick cleber grant J E Dool yOW powers nn mccrystal eureka Ki ireka 11 C ci li ambers park city mayor hol rook provo D 11 peery ogdon ogden eorge W thatcher logan T it duller lehi J al bolitho rich beld martin bancon mercur A 3 gibson sunshine chairman of county committees J F tolton beaver county loble warrum jr C cache ache county avrum stewart D davis 1 v is county ese W crosby gar garfield fi eld county J palmer iron county 11 1 B kane county ner morgan county mr me kimmon dimmoc rich A B williams sanpete San pete oscar lawrence summit A C wasatch mcclellan wayne john rich box elder counti count A ballenger carbon couin couff tv frank carroll emery annery fred nelon nelion juab county alvin alvin robinson millard county J T V fullmer pinte county J F bar P ton sin san juan john Ale aletter teer sevier P A droubay toof re ala maor or L holbrook utah A asbby ahby stilow wa washington wahington hington W W V fifon vii on salt lake county 1 committee on oi childrens parale ParA lr I 1 john B moreton chairman V J mccoa george buckle F A I 1 druehl aliazi lucy eccott mrs N J melton mrs fred houghton mrs U D it ati augbur Aug hug bup mr uirl ling committee Commil tep oil niro Deeo rati in n mr G george eorge Iton nev chairman L C miller filler it 11 morris will Claw clawson eoll committee ov on bie bicycle cle parade C A emise lynli ie chairman Wil littin rishel august stein A E beveridge grant hampton II ampton john T axton appointed to take fu full 11 charge of bicycle road raci race john colborn prime minister to the queen FW pollard master of construction st for the carnival SHOW elrow the queen of the carnival was met on the outskirts of the city and j in n company knitli etli hr maida of honor bonor prime minister olburn and the ahe county counte que kneen ae e took her march to the city ana and bounty building where the ke kes N s of the city were formally delivered ova to her by bv the mayor the parade was wag veri very fine chief pratt with a platoon of police constituted the vanguard after them the marshal of the day H 1 newman the lath infantry hand from ft Dougl aei came next carriages I 1 with the db governor vernor and other officials of them the state stale and carnival followed the queen and her county queens on oil a gorgeous geo float were bowen was one of abit most moet queenly their escort was a cavalry troop of the tha utah national guard then followed the second division with the band firemen and name rotis roua beautiful floats flats I 1 the third division contained a number of handsome vehicles rehi cles and floats and felds ban bania the fourth division hart an attraction in the fa famous indian band from colorado capt adam paul also had a large company of scouts and in indian f lian fig fighters liters cowboys and indians indiana galore helped make up this interesting division there were a number of floats one representing 1847 tho pioneers entering salt lake valle valley in t the ile fifth divisio wag as ogdene great band and a float represent ins the mines farms and factories ot ol utah today with cars wheels and every everything thi ng in full operation as natural as life there vere many other floats in this division the sixth division was promiscuous but contained some good features in the afternoon an excursion was taken to garfield where the indian band discoursed good music and a baloon ascension took took place at the same time a cowboys tournament was held in the expo ekpo grounds concert in the evening yesterday esterday friday there was another grand parade in which bicyclers children the ft douglas band ban d the floral queen with her escort of infantry formed the first division next came the Den denhalter balter band school children on a float representing the living american flag and many other floats boys and girls men and women i clubs and societies marching people in carriages business houses on float bands indians cowboys and i other movable features completed the display the program was v as rendered at the city and county building fi five ive thousand children joiner in one song in the afternoon the floral queen i holds a levee at saltair and the e wai giors have aawar a war dance to music c by the indian band in the evening there ni nasa as a grand mask ball in honor bonor of the queen at saltair Sal tair the indian band ogden bani and sixteenth infantry 1 the high ti d flin and the r word Sword dauw daut gaure gt ure feoff tb esy ia ohp parade igims tf a t u clook clock platoon of chief pratt in command grand marshal marsha henry J newman aides FIRST DIVISION colonel and staff sixteenth united states infantry band sixteenth united states infantry SECOND DIVISION brigadier general young and staff the denhalter band the national guard of utah governor wells end and state officials in car carriages hages director general Me mcgarvie Garvie and carni carnival val executive committee city and county officials in carriages THIRD DIVISION william rollo bollo grant chief of 1 l division felds band float goddess of liberty mrs harry young jennings as the goddess of liberty surrounded by young ladies representing the various states of the union members of the grand army of the republic on floats float washington crossing the deleware knights of the mounted float signing of the declaration of independence fraternal and labor organizations merchants floats FOURTH DIVISION 11 P G geoates GC coates oates chief of division indian band from grand junction scouts and indian fighters F float loat 1847 cowboy brigade indian braves from the bannock reservation monster chinese dragon and chinese band I 1 float 1896 conditt ed on silo page CROWDS A CARNIVAL continued from ast 1st page merchants Mpr chants floats DIVISION william dinwoodey chief of division ogden hand band float the sego lily occupied by miss vilate peart representing TJ utah tall A 0 U IV float ancient order of united work men county floats societies merchant s floats SIXTH DIVISION J 11 griffin chief of division drum corps crescent float the veteran firemen merchants floats basket float patriotic exercises at the tribunes city and county building the goddess of liberty deposed the queen of the carnival invocation reading beading of the declaration of in dependence governor wells wella address ilou HOD W 11 king oration hon flon george georga L nye address dr T C iliff chaplain in chief G A R drakes drahea address to the flag john P meakin at cowboy tournament at the exposition grounds the queen and her retinue will be in attendance EVENING PARADE platoon of police chief pratt in command grand gran 1 Al marshal arshal henry HenryJ J newman and aides director general mcgarvic Mc Me Garvia Garvie and carnival executive committee in carriages troop C U N G the carnival kino kings 9 float calcium light float SECOND DIVISION F A grant chief of division the denhalter Den haUer band float washington crowing g the delaware knights of maccabee masked float signing the declaration of independence squad of Horri bles merchants floats calcium light g float THIRD DIVISION william rollo grant h division helde hand crescent float maskers basket float Mereb merchants ants floats calcium light 0 float FOURTH DIVISION II 11 P coated chief of div di i it 11 indian band scouts and indian fighter float 1847 11 cowboy brigade indian braves Iler merchants chants floats maskers calcium li liht light ht float FIFTH DIVISION william villiam dinwoodey chit chiet it t i ia vision vis icia ogden ayden band float the sego lily A 0 U W boat merchants floats I 1 maskers calcium light float SIXTH DIVISION J H griffin chief of division float 1896 maskers the carnival kins king assumes con arol of the city anal his adoring subjects celebrate the event and are requested to appear on streets in in masl mask at grand illuminated parade and display of fireworks at the city and county build ing |