The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-09
THE HOUR CHANGED.
School Children to Mass on B
and Brigham Streets.
THE ROUTE OF THE PARADE
Scenes En- Route From Pocatello to Salt
Lake-The President Arrives at 200
O'clock This Morning
To-day's Events.

Late yesterday afternoon Mayor Scott
received a telegram from Governor
Thomas stating that the programme
formerly agreed upon would be car
ried out one hour earlier than
was announced, and it is thought possible
that the presidential party may yet be
given an opportunity to visit the taberns-
Gle. The presidential party will leave the
train for breakfast at the Walker at
o'clock In the morning, and while break
fasting the Mandolin club win discourse
music in the hotel
The school children spent some time at
the tabernacle yesterday afternoon prac-
tlciug some patriotic airs intended to be
sung as the presidential party passes them.
Owing to the change in the programme,
the children will be massed on b street and
Brigham at 8 o'clock, instead of on Second
West street
The following will be the arrangement of
carriages:
No. President Harrison, Governor Thomas,
Mayor Scott, MAJOR Sanger.
No. 2-Mrs. Harrison, Miss Thomas, Mrs.
Zane, Mrs. Salisbury
No. 3-Postmaster General Wanamaker,
Judge Zane, Secretary Sells, Postmaster
Benton.
No. AIRS. Mckee, Mrs Dooly, Mrs Col
Blunt, Mrs. Chambers.
No. 5-SecretaBy Rusk, Colonel Nelson Gen
eral himball, Commissioner Robertson.
No. 6-Mrs. Russell b. Harrison, Mrs. c. c.
Goodwin, Miss Robertson, Mrs. James
No. 7.-Russen 2. Harrison, c. 5. Varian, G.
Q. Goodwin, Commissioner Godfrey.
No, S-Mrs. Dimmick, Mrs. Judge Anderson,
Mrs. H. w. Lawrence, Mrs. E. II. Gaylord.
No. 9-Marshal Rumsdale, r. c. Chambers,
Hon. j. I. Game, Judge Anderson.
No. l0-Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Fred Simon, Mrs.
Judge Bartch.
No. 1l-Mr. Sanders. Mr.. Boyd, Fred Simon
Colonel Lett.
worth Daggett, Judge Blackburn.
No. l3-James Hansborough, Frank D. Hobbs,
n. NJ. Wells, Marshal Parsons
No. 14.-Mr. Mcconnell, Spencer Clawson,
General Conner, Judge Miner.
No. 15-Mr. Calvin, Judge Bartch, j. Il.
Rumel. Jr., c. E. Allen.
No. 16-Mrs. Spencer Clawson, Mrs. Daggett
Mrs. 1. A Benton.
No. l7-Arthur Pratt, Judge Boreman, h G.
Mcmillan, J. P. Bache.
No ls-Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. j. T. Game, Mrs.
Arthur Pratt.
No. i'm. K. Parsons and wife, w. H. h.
Spafford and wife.
No. 2o-A. j. Pendleton and wife, Fred Heath
No. CIV. L. Piclsard and wife, h Pembroke
and wife.
No. 22-Dan wolstenholm and lady, Council,
man Armstrong and wife.
No. 2s-W. P. Noble and daughter, Louis Coin
and wife,
No. 24-W. z. Lynn and Wife, L. c. karrick
and wife, E. r. Clute and wife.
No. 25-J. B. Walden and wife, j. NJ. Young
and WIFE
No. 26-Sheriff Burt and wife, Selectman
Howe, Selectman Miller Selectman Cahoon
and wife.
No. 27-Assessor Lynch and wife, Collector
Hardy and wife, Mrs. J. Fl. Rumel.
No. 2S-The board of education
No. BE. P. Ferry, mayors of Provo, Park
City and Ogden.
No. 80. J. Salisbury, Superintendent
Stewart, C. B. Jack Coroner Harris.
No. 3l-Mrs. Young. Mrs. c. B. Jack, Mrs
Stewart and Mrs Harris
No. S2-W. H. Bancroft, Mr.. Busby, Mr.
Eccles, R. Macintosh.
No. S3-Superintendent Welby, ]. II. Bennett
Robert Hardness.
No. 3i-H w. Lawrence, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
Mrs. c. s. Varian, Mrs. Col. Nelson, j. B
Toronto.