The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-26
Citizens and Council Committees
Are at Work.
OUTLINE OF THE PLANS
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL GREET
THE ADMIRAL.
Proposed Demonstration On Brigham
Street On Monday-Public Recep-
ton at the City and County Build
ing-Visit TO Tabernacle and Trip
to Saltair Sunday.

Salt Lake City has won a victory over
the hero of Santiago. Admiral Schley
could do as he pleased with the Span
iards, but has been forced to surrender
for one day to Utah, and Utahns pro-
pose to show him how they treat pris-
oners of war. The wires had hardly
brought the good news to Salt Lake
that Admiral Schley and his party
would remain over Monday, when ear
nest work began for their entertain
ment The guests come to Utah in re-
Spouse to a most pressing personal in
vitation from George Y. Wallace. In
consequence of this, Mr.. Wallace's
claims will be recognized on Sunday.
Admiral Schley and wife and Senator
Manderson and wife, who constitute the
party, will be entertained at Mr.. Wal
Iace's home on the first day of their
visit 4 drive about the city, visit
to the tabernacle and a ride to Saltalr
will break the monotony for Sunday.
Mondays Programme.
On Monday the people will take
hand in the programme and show the
distinguished visitors just what they
tories The programme on Monday VIII
include a review of all the school chill
dren of the city. This will take place
at 10 o'clock at the Eagle Gate. The
children will be lined UP on the north
side of South Temple from the Eagle
Gate eastward, while the admiral and
his escort passes along to the high
school exercises, which take place at
1920.
Beginning at II o'clock, and lasting
till IL so, there viii be a public recep-
ton at the city and county building.
This will be a thoroughly democratic
function, and as many of the people as
possible will be given an opportunity
to greet the hero. AT the close of the
reception a luncheon will be rendered
the party by the reception committee.
At O'Clock in the afternoon the guests
will leave for Ogden, where they take
train for the east.
Committee Meets.
4 meeting was held in Mayor Clark's
office yesterday morning, at which the
mayor, members of the city council
committee and the citizens committee
were present. John j. Daily was made
chairman of the meeting, and John @
Cannon secretary.
Professor Clark of the high school So
licited Admiral Schley's presence at the
unwilling of bust of Lincoln in the
high school building, and this was made
a part of the programme.
IT was also decided at this meeting
that Governor Wells and staff, Mayor
Clark and the city council and the citi-
zens' committee go out on the Rio
Grande Western Sunday morning, meet
the visitors and act as a public eScos't
to them during their stay The party
VIII be met at the train by carriages
and escorted east on Second South To
Main, thence north to Brigham, thence
east TO Laurel avenue, the home Of
George Y. Wallace.
Committees Appointed.
The following committees were ap--
pointed at this meeting: u
Finance-George Y. Wallace, ]. j.
Daily, c. S. Burton and Theodore Bru-
beck.
ransportationDT. Brubecd, Edgar
Howe and Mayor Clark.
Reception and Decoration-Arthur
Barnes, F. II. Clark, George Buckle,
Chris Diehl and John Q. Cannon.
Luncheon-TheOdore Brubeck and
others to be banned later.
School children parade. ]. DAILY,
John Q. Cannon, Councilman Diehl Ito
confer with board of education).
Arrangements and programme-John
r. Winder and others to be named
later.
General John Q. Cannon was ap-
pointed marshal of the day for Mon
day
The committee adjourned till Satur-
day morning.
All are working enthusiastically in
this matter. and everything points TO
gratifying success.