Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
MUSTER OUT
OF UTAH BATTERY
Scenes Of Activity Caused by Prep
aratious for Home Coming
LEAVE COAST TOMORROW.
,.,or,Young TO Remain Here for n
short rhine oniy-wili Take Ills
wife TO the Philippine.
lsrrclAL ro mn "Nnws,l


SPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
ss- Francisco. Aug. i6.-All was
ha.f.s. activity and Joy In the camp Of
tts Utah Volunteers today. Muster
sst ray day. and packing Of personal
,rssfs for the homcward whirl across
,t. country 10 the wales Of Utah. which
vu commence tomorrow The
anxiety 10 has created is almost be-
yorl expression
Letters have reached here from Major
iifhafi W. Young mailed several
DAYS before hla departure. lie announc-
a. that be- will stay IN Salt Lake for a
short visit only. and that he Intends
taking bis wife and his young boy back
with him. and he thinks a few months
visit ln the Philippines Will benefit their
health.
FLOAT FOR MAIDS OF HONOR.
The young ladies' who are to have tho
honor Of plnulng the badges on the
swelling breasts OF Utah'a returning
heroes viii have float In tho parade.
which viii be one OF the big attractions.
The day the boys reach home. Arrange
mtnta Tor their reception on "a glorious
scale are well nlgh completed. and there
remains but little now TO do, but per-
feyt the details. and await In anxious.
eager impaticnce FOR the arrival Of the
boys
LINE OF MARCH
General Ponrose announced To the ox-
esuuve committee yesterday the line
G. march as follows.
From the oregon Short Line depot to
Main street. down Main 10 Third South.
east 20 State. South 20 Fourth South,
east to Second East. south to sixth
South, east on Sixth South TO Sixth
East. then south 90 Liberty park.
The friends ana relatives Of the re-
turning heroes will have 10 hold IN thcir
Iaut w feeling until after the iubllation
~ Liberty park A. the train pulls In
70 the depot with the volunteers, the
veteran nrtillcrymon VIII nre "a salute u
thirteen guns. General penruse eN-
pressed his fears that unless tho Og-
Gen and other outside contingent ar
rived az least hulf an hour before the
troops. IL will be dinicult to place them
IN line where they belong. The parade
ui.l not halt until II reaches Liberty
Park The battcrymon who are already
home will fall IN with their respective
sections The hrst division was rough.
B outlined by General Pcnroac az fol-
qEt.
Mounted police.
Platoon OF police.
Grand marshal and stan.
Band,
Troop e, Ninth cavalry.
Utah National Guard.
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Utah volunteers.
veteran Artillery association.
civic societies In uniform.
AT LIBERTY PARK.
/ ~ rrogrlm Of ceremonies az Llbcr.
" Park was completed yesterday hy
Chairman Lotthcr ana his nasigtnnts
a.4 bud bg submitted 90 the executive
HHilrg this afternoon Cor approval.
Ih' WoEIam Is as follows.
A4as %. O.. ......."Old Hundred"
Nea1.ucl bands and audience. Prof.
To-. Petersen Leader,
'NN NV9h'' 90 O., oil, 90 90 o., ,..,,...
49,. president Lorenzo SNOW
"''''t''''. 80 g, Home. Sweet Home"
Al, Holds Military Band.
1Aa'Ha VI WDlcumct..... Gov. Wells
"''igl'gs and Delivery OF Flags,
A.. ''''''''', q. o.. o.. o.. Major 4. Grant
"'U''''' p, Medley OF War Songs"
AZ, First Regiment hand.
A,11g5lsls'.., q, ., Senator J. l.. Rnwllns
NMalie''' O. A. H.. Col, NJ. NJ. Kalghn
ifausie'. 9. knights OF pythlns Band
''etnlaton OF state Medals 10
volunteers, Proat Ncbckcr and
o.. 90 ,,..s,S Speaker Roylancc
lNslaH 10 parents of deceased
siria 20 be given by Gov. Wells
i.' h.. medals 10 living heroes TO be
i'V"ta py committee OF young
"7io1sea, Major X. w Young and
''s'.ft. Lieut.. Col. John q. Cannon
,t,t,u Star Spangled Banner"
"a. NsNl ihrl Bands and Audience.
'uhg gf Volunteers Patriotic
"Ale p} bands alternately.
uLNERosITY or MERCHANTS.
u4.l.', who are engaged I'm securing
tE., aleiiA Tor the banquet, reported
e..i ,l' merchants had been very lib
aB1 ~ donating coffee. meats, sugar.
4 ~, hsy. Mrs Sol Siegel reported
D1i-. hal received SO from Wright.
B.',.. q company Of Boston. through
che. s.nl sterling Hughes. The
Hrgt. s n'en donated by Logan, and
nh nj Wy Wll send a bouteous sup
I'LL Necessary viii be f,r nishsd bv
.",siuo1hl Guard The idea Of
ts-5..l booths was abandoned yes.
v-al'it 70 was thought the boys
cold anch. ~ '''''' 'O'u ur'nAS ai'er
WEBa's ALLIGATOR.
a5 N ,.,lre q the parade win be the
Ni.8lelet NJ the alligator cantured n,