Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
GUESTS OF The CITY.
Montana Musicians ia Town for ID,
Eislsdtlod competition.
the DENVER CHORUS ALL HERE
Big Train Load Of VISITORS from Yari.
Gus Points Conference
Arrivals.

minutes laie. The delegation hunters
l75 lefsons, exclusive Of the baud Of
~ members.
Iau party was me; si the DEPOT ny
the Cambrian reception oomnit,se aud
"a host Of prominent wslshmon. After
co'jial greeting. 10 characteristic
Welsh iashion, the procession wa.
iofmcd. headed by three mounted
matshals, the Stars and Stripes and
tho Bos.on.Mantana bA1d. 10 had
been proyiousiy Announced tiat tao
Dauhsl,er bad WoIld be present, hut
some u tue members bcins unable 10
got away from thcir daily occupation
10th & dayaHd tomorrow for the cUu-
issi. taat organization was unable 10
turn Out However, oil the local mn-
slciaus who could 10 40 were there 10
greet thoir ifaternai visitors Tbs
Bate baud boys will he madr welcome
AZ the mulielans' headquAFtors la Tho
Emporium block.
Behind the baud came the carriages
laden with toe CAmhfiau comilltes
and the visitors. The strains OF "Men
OF Haileck" nlated out on tho air and
tue procession moved cast ~ West
Temple, down West Temple 20 Third
South, east 10 state, north to South
r.mple, vesi 10 East Temple, south 10
rhirl South aud cuuntefmArch 10 tho
rsmpleion, whtfe ATE ionAtod the head
quarters Of the visitors. The band,
which IL splendid 'rgf nlxation, under
The difrotorship 0i Prot >. III. Tfolofe.
played "a Soldiers Dream Of Home"
arranged by Ffosi, In 'front.' Of tho
motel and tue yi.iton dispersed, some
10 take look about town anG others 20
seek quiet fust.
The IatAto WAS very long cue
| eighteen hlucks-shd must syJ oeen
very 'atiguing ~ thr musicians. They,
| however, dld not ferm 10 c1mplain
sni there was no lack Of good music
Uu the entire route.
There were al the depot large
number Of the Denver deies Anan who
arrived YESTERDAY Eitcinoon on tho
Union Pacific. Thee mingled with
tlsif Salt Lake ifenit, whose ac-
| qualntAuce ,hey had made since their
arrival, and seemed 10 10 ~ enthusi.
astic a. the local people.
Seeing the Observation-Disclosures band 10
the parade naturally led people to
speculAte ~ ~ the outcome OF tho con.
test tomorrow, and although people
were loyal In thelf regard for the hone
Toys they aunt that the Donhalters
will meet worthy competitors; and TO-
cofding 10 the Welsh motto adopted
by the Elsteddfodi "Y Gwyf yn
Efbyn Byd,0or" rho Truth Against
a. i = 81 ~ s.astalalau.
will be givva their Just dues.
THEY ADMIRE THg MEDAL.
The beauty Of tho magnificent gold
medal which goes 10 The director OF
the winning band IN the contest, and
which Ia on exhibition in ths Leysou
aompany's window, hiss been iea,ted
upon by thousands VI sdmiring eyes,
aud whoever carries away the trophy
will be Au enNisd msn.
FROM COLORADO.
Besides the Montana people. tho
Denver ehoristefs came in,paft VI them
pn mo early morning train, and the
remainder, constituting the major
portion Of The parry IN this afternoons
train. All received cordial welcome
from the Eisi,Iif1d committee.
The Colorado contingent numbers
l92 persons, most " wnOm come ifOn
Denver. They wars uiut At the depot
I g iha Cambfian 60rle,y's committee,
a large nutnuor Of tne Montana uelsga-
don AMI The pofiinn OF the ColnIAto
people who arrived On yesterday after
nocn'. Union Pacific. The Butte band
81 Las
vsvEncs Ia tho "UiAh" drag, which
,avtd them r.psli.iOn OF tho tiresoms
march OF tie morning.
Win the t0lIiAlO delegation cams
the Aiiudicalars Ia the musical COM
trs.s, Professors haydn Evans, }. n.
WalEins aul 4. J. Dayia' Those gem
tiemsn were cl'dlsily Crarted by
Mtssfs. Evan Stephens, sx.Gny-tuor
'rhomas, w. n. Williams, Walter ],
Lewis, Elias Morris sud other pr0min-
eat gentlemen who wsrs there to meet
them, together with the Beaver dele
CATION.
THE ROSTERS.
Following arc the Rosters Of the
visiting delegation, ~ Tar as tbs names
could 10 gol',1 before going 10 press:
FR0M MONTANA.
Tom Richards sud wife, John l.,
Lloyd All iAIy, }. Il. LeysoD, Jno.
Morris, JnO, Llpvl Jones, VIM.
llughes, Mas Llzz- Bowen, Ms.
Au4eTs n, ID. J. Cuaries and wife.
Wm. n. B1ven aud ~iie, CHrl smith,
Jno. r. Davis, Mrs. h. 4. Mahan, Mrs'
HsTriBnr, Mfs. 7. O. Mites, Geo. Davis
uu1 VIE, Wm. Evans aud wife,
sheriff ;. J, Reynolds aud wife, MtH,
lFasa, Ms. CsmsrDn, Llewellyn
DAVIS, Joe. o. J1ne, ana wire, John
Lfri,. Rev. IAlo Newton HiieFis,
John Powell aud wife, Thyms.
ghUmia, Jnu. sparg1 ani lady, II,
Ieuuings, wife and family. D.Runtri,
rUomas WilliAms, Thnma- rh1ma.'
John Lloyd IT,, Wiilism Llowsllyn.
,l5. Duun AMI vile, Miss James, Miss
Abort BausWoftn nud
Ei'r, John Dover nud vile, Harry
.isulmsll, Chr.g Nrsler, j.. Hurbour,
Bic. Coles, VIII. Winters, no. Bowsn,
no Nance Of the msmbsft Of the
t.t r-Auntana band, which accom-.
,n,ri the delegation, arc Hs followed
'Hmi. Ii. rrlloar, eornetlst Aud direc-