Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-28

INtfHhurrt AuN lh-Mltn 'hHW"W
tamug. BELLS changing. whistles shrek.
ng flags waving and mighty cheers
from hundreds Of thousands ot throatn
ths brave Tenth Pennsylvania volume
taara we're welcomed today after moro
than years gallant service In the
philippines.
The reception rendered the returning
rlIiIors will always be remembered
lu this city ns one Of the greatest dom-
oHltr1tIons u patriotism that has over
taken place ln this country. A fund
o, $4,000 donated by the generous citl-
gems OF rittbufg. and the surrounding
towns permitted the committee who
had the AFFAIR IN charge 20 make Law
ish preparations for the home coming
and nothing was left undonc that would
show che fighting Tenth" how woll
their services for their country In a
foreign land were appreciated by tho
residents of their native State. The only
thing lacking 10 make the day one u
supreme happiness was tho absence ~
che brave and wcll-bolovcd Col iiaw-
Ena. who led the boys In all u their
battles and shade In an ~ their suffer-
ings, but was denied the privilege "
marching at their head when they re-
turned home 90 receive the plaudlts " a
grateful people.
The weather was threatening and
lowering clouds hung over the city. but
long before the arrival OF the trains
carrying the troops, the clouds had dis
appeared and the sun was shining
brightly
CROWDS ON THE STREETS.
The crowd that lined the strccts along
she route OF the parade from the parks
So Allegheny TO the reviewing stands
in the park was almost beyond count
ing Good Judges estimate the mum.
hsr at not lees than 100000. This 10
not regarded M too high. besides
Che fact that tho soldiers. fresh from
ih' scene ~ Victory were TO be In that
parade, which IN itself was memoir
uhlo eight, lt was also known that
President Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley.
Mli-dcn. Merritt. MAJ. Gen. Francis
W Greene and other prominent national
oni state officers were In the city. The
uFingcmcnta which had been made Tor
iha parade Gould not have been Inn
proved upon, Although tho people from
Oh" surrounding counties began literally
pouring Into the city soon after the
'ANn NJ day, The police had made such
Preparations that this Influx did not
'...l' any thrung so as 60 Interfere
"'th me line of march. From the
ls,nl OF starting IN Allegheny over 1000
vHI''rs enrolled for the occasion from
we different municipal departments OF
,.' Two cities were located along the
june at certain intervals. and In this
,N-Nh'r the Immense concoursc Of on
lockers was kept well under control.
ORDER OF PARADE.
Thc parade moved In the following
Mounted police.
chief Marshal.
Gen, Charles T.. Miller and stan OF
national guard officers.
90. AIi ltkta containing President Me-
NlN.'yi General Wesley Merritt. Gen.
lthhplH V, Greene. Col George Tread
".lt representative OF GOV. Ho1so.
No.t GOV. william A. stone and visit.
iHt .'nuiors, congressman aud other
N'- HhEul7hed guests.
glp'.'sslilons from various posts.
,.,'.,.l' '1,Nnal brigade or the national
OF fehnhylVnnln, composed OF
t.N ltlh ANA 18Th regiments and Bat
% and under command OF Gen.
'.l1 a, Wiley
lrHih regiment Pennsylvania volun-
y commanded by Lieut.. Col James
.,-inr'l,
u..r8.i li'n OF me spanish war COM
reception committee IN carriages.
ne parade ana arrival az the
p,..i4 mo iha usual prclimlnnrirs
'nt Mchlnley was introduced and
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