The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-27

The programme for the reception and
entertainment of Admiral Schley has
been practically completed. 1t will be
about as follows:
Sunday.
6:55 a. m.-Special train bearing re-
ception committee and officials leaves
for Provo.
$40 a. m.-Arrival of Admiral Schley
and party. Drive to George Y. Wal
Iacs's residence, east on Second South
to Main, north on Main to Brigham,
east on Brigham 10 L. north on 10
Third, east on Third to Popperton.
D. m.-Admiral Schley visits the
tabernacle.
$50 to ii p. m.-Reception at the Alta
club.
Monday.
9:45 a. m.-Parade forms at Mr..
Wallace's residence and marches south
to Brigham street, west on Brigham 10
Main. south on Main to Second South
west on Second South TO West Temple
south on West Temple to high school
building.
1890 a. m.-Unveiling of Lincoln bust
IN high school by Admiral Schley.
IL a. m.-Public reception to Admiral
Schley in the joint building.
1p. m.-Luncheon, probably at the
Alta club.
2:15 D. m.-Trip to Saltair.
$40 D. m.-Departure of Admiral
Schley and party from Short Line
depot.
work accomplished by the various COM
mittees yesterday. Some nara VOTE VOTE
was done and more remains TO be Done;
The general and subcommittee VIII
meet this morning at IL o'clock IN
Mavor Clark's office to perfect final de-
tails.
Meet schley at Provo.
Yesterday it was arranged that the
reception committee, with Governor
Wells, and his staff, members OF lIie
q r and public officials would
leave over the Western in Superlhten+
dent Welby's private car LOT ROW a.
6:55 tomorrow morning Al the = 'an
county metropolis their car VIII ne
ottacbad 70 the train on which Admiral
Schley and party are coming ne
Salt Lakers will exchange greetings
with Santiaeo's naval hero and return
with him to the city. ,.
on arriving at the depot Admiral and
Mrs. Schley with General ana M MIS-
Henderson will be driven to the resi-
dence of George Y. Wallace in Pepper
After that meal, unless they are TOO
fatigued by their journey, they VIII pe
driven TO the tabernacle where lhey
viii witness the exercises of the Young
Mems and Young Women's Mutual I'M
provement associations conference.
At the conclusion of the prosra .lilu5
Mr. Wallace will take his distinguished
p-nests for a drive about the city. sun
dav evening from $50 to II o'clock
reception will be given Admiral ocnley
and Mrs. Schley. General ana MIS-
Henderson at the Alta club.
Monday morning the public demon
stration begins. At 9:3O O'CLOCK ene
various committees VIII meet a. VI.
WaHace's home and the Schley party
OF a-45 will begin the journey TO the
civ. At some point not yet Determined
MI nrohahlv at E am Brigham streets,
a hand will be in waiting IL hasIl
heen decided whether or not the nd
tional guard will turn out, but an orGer
to this effect. will probably be issued
Welcome of Children.
The public school children VIII De
,,,aSsed on the north side of Brigham
between State and a streets 10 greet
the admiral. After the parade mas
passed before them the column, hedu-
ed bv Grand Marshal John u. CdhI!o.i'
win proceed to the high school pullu-
ing Admiral
schIev will unveil a bust OF Lincoln.
At the conclusion of the exercises mere,
the parade will proceed 10 the JoiiI
building where a public reception VII
he held in the rotunda on the MS
floor. The line of march VIII pS 49,
an West Temple 10 Third South, East
nm Third South to State and south on
state 10 the joint building;
Tha rotl1uda will be Handsomely Gee
,,.,+ad for the occasion. The national
coIore will. Of course, form the ground
work of the decorative scheme 1hey
will be augmented by proIusloh o5
palms. cut flowers OF all KINGS anu
ported plants ,.+-- ,,-iu
stand a little south of the center OF
the rotunda The public is TO be al
,oirted at the west door and, passing
the admiral, handshaking Will be per-
mitted. the people Immediately pass
inc ont through the east door in order
to give everybody chance 10 grasp
the great sea lighters hand
THE reception is expected to continue
about two hours. At the end of that
time a luncheon will be served. 1t mas
not been definitely decided just where
This luncheon will be given, but the
Alta club will probably be selected.
After the luncheon comes the TRIP 70
Saltair BY SpGClal Tram, elAA
,airaI Schley returns to the CITY anu
bids farewell to Salt Lake
Get Plenty of Cash.
n salisbury and John ]. DAILY were
yesterday appointed a committee 10
solicit subscriptions to meet the eX-
nenses of Admiral Schleys reception
and entertainment. Late in the AFTER
noon MIR. Salisbury said that he and
Mr. DAILY had been most SUCCESSFUL.
..F,verv man we have approached has
GIVEN something" Mr.. Salisbury con-
fin,ed land we will have plenty OF
money with which to carry our pro-
gramme through.
Al a meeting of the committee on re-
cention and decoration, PRESIDENT
Rarnas of the city council was appoint
"a a subcommittee on music, Council
man Diehl on decoration of the city
anG county building. and +. II. Clark of
tho @ A. r. to attend to flag decora-
lions 1t is earnestly desired that all
citizens. but more especially those along
the line of march, get out their hags
ana hunting and make as profuse dis
play as possible.
Members of the G. A r. are taxing
lively interest in Admiral Schley'S visit,
for he is a comrade. F. h Clark, M M
Kaighn and T. NJ. Bishop have been
aDpointed a committee to represent the
oreaniZaticn. The G. A. r. has re-
ouested the privilege of acting as es-
cort of honor to Admiral Schley from
tho high school to the joint building.
The privilege will undoubtedly be