The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-28

Some of Salt Lakes citizens are go
ing TO cut their usual Sunday morning
nap off short today. By doing so they
viii be enabled to perform a patriotic
duty that, at the same time, will be
pleasure for every one of them. They
go to Provo at 5:45 to meet and well
!. come Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.
the man who made junk out of the
flower of SPANS navy. Right cheer
fully Will the members Of the reception
committee turn out instead of turning
over when their alarm clocks go of
this morning.
Last Deals Perfected.
Yesterday the last details of the pro-
gIamme were completed. In the height
of the preparations a damper was
thrown over the ardor of the commit
tee by the receipt of a telegram from
General Henderson. 1t was addressed
to George y. Wallace, and signed by
General Henderson. and said:
Party, consisting of Admiral and
Mrs. Schley. wife and self, all excess
sively fatigued, and must have quiet
and rest at Salt Lake City. Please dis
pense with public receptions and every
thing fatguing. Kindly communicate
this To governor and mayor. VIII go
to your house upon arrival"
I or 4 lew minutes Only ulN lllt Gull
mittee allow the wind to be taken out
Of their sails. After a brief period of
uncertainty Mr.. Wallace wired General
Henderson brief outline of the
method of entertainment. as follows:
Present arrangeme7t committee
meets you at Provo. on arrival here
party goes right to my house, where all
is ready, and rests there until O'Clock.
Drive to tabernacle for half hours ser
vice followed by trip to lake. Our
dinner ends Sunday exercises. Monday,
1899 "A. M, unVeil bust of Lincoln at
high school. Appear at public meeting
at Joint building a II. Lunch at 1.
Leave for Ogden at 4. Eliminate any
feature in the least Objectionable. Pro
gramme not nearly 50 fatiguing as ad-
mirars Sunday at Santiago last year.
Please answer Immediately
Schley Endorses Programme.
After Mr. Wallace had gotten this
telegram off the committees went ahead
With their programmes just as if they
knew Admiral Schley would endorse
and take part in every feature of it
Their hopes and plans were well found
ed. for at O'Clock last night an answer
reached Mr.. Wallace. 1t was dated at
Glenwood Springs, and was brief, but
pointed. IT read:
Telegram received. Programme in
dicated entirely satisfactory.
&C. F. HENDERSON,
When the regular train on which Ad-
miral Schley is coming in a special car
reaches Provo. his car viii be switched
to the train occupied by the commit
tees. This Will bring the party to Salt
Lake some ten or twenty minutes be-
hind the regular train. On arriving
here the Schley party will be driven
TO Mr. Wallace's residence, taking the
route indicated above.
In honor of Admiral Schley, the uni
Versity students viii turn out in a body
this morning TO welcome him at the
depot. on Friday a maSs-meeting OF
the students was called to outline
plan Of action, by which to do honor TO
the admiral. As tomorrow is a school
day, the students decided to welcome
the renowned guest this morning. At
quarter of the faculty and students
will meet on the university campus to
organize a line of march to the depot.
The students will form in classes. ac-
cording to rank, and march quietly TO
the Rio Grande depot to greet the adj
rniral upon his arrival.
Concert For Admiral.
At > o'clock a special concert is to be
given for the admiral in the tabernacle.
The proceedings of the Young Mems
and Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment socety's conference will be tenn
porarily suspended on this account. AT
2:30 Admiral Schley VIII be driven to
the r. c. W. depot, where a special
train viii be in waiting to take him to
Saltair. A carriage drive, followed by a
dinner at the Alta club at which Mr.
Wallace will be the host, will conclude
todays programme. The guests at the
dinner will be:
Admiral and Mrs. Schley, General and
Mrs. Henderson, Senator and Mrs
Rawlins, Mr.. and Mrs. David :. Muir
ray. Major and Mrs. George NJ. Downey.
Major and Mrs. Wilkes. Judge and Mrs |
4. G. Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. w G.. !
Sharp. Governor Heber NJ. Wells Mr.. |
George NJ. Scott. Miss Macintosh. Mr.. |
w. S. Mccormick, Miss Murray. Miss |
Hardness. Miss Keogh, Mr. Samuel |
Newhouse and Mr.. Richard Mackin- |
tosh
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the reception |
committee will go to Mr.. Wallace's res
idence in carriages and escort Admiral /
Schley to the High school, where. at
1920. he unveils a bust of Lincoln. |
Held's band will probably meet the |
party about G street and ,precede it to |
the High school building.
Welcome of Children.
The pupils of the public schools are |
to be massed on Brigham street in this !
order: y