The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-18
Final Arrangements For Utah's
Great Welcome.
CITADEL WILL SURRENDER
ORDER OF MARCH AND PATRI-
OTTO CEREMONY.
Decorations of Flags, Bunting,
Arches and demonstrating
and Medal Reconsideration
Flowing In-Souvenir Programme
-Rallying of Welcoming Hosts.

completed yesterday by General Pen
rose and the committee on parade. /
contemplates an imposing pageant o
the military. martial bands, civic socie
ties and patriotic citizens in organized
and unorganized bodies through arches
of welcome and gayly decorated streets
| to the place of reunion and ceremon,
at Liberty park. The route of parade
will be as announced, from the Oregon
Short Line depot down Main street L
Third South, thence to State anC
Fourth South and thence east to Sixth
east and south to Liberty park.
Preceded by platoon of police, th'
formation of the parade will be as fol
| lows:
Grand marshal, General William H
Penrose, L. S. A.
Adjutants general.
Major w. II. Bird, Captain f. NJ
Bishop, aides de camp.
First Regiment band.
| Troop c, Ninth United States cav.
airy. Lieutenant G. p. White, com
handing.
Utah National Guard.
First Regiment U. n. G. Colonel NJ
L. Richie commanding, companies 4
B and c.
Grand Army of the Republic, Colone
NJ. NJ. Kaighn, Department commander
Company X, United States volunteer
engineers, Captain F. J. Mills, COM
handing.
Battalion Utah Light Artillery Major
F. y. Grant commanding.
Battery A, Captain L. \. Wedgwood
commanding.
Battery B. Captain John F. Critchlow
commanding.
Battery C. Captain Frank Jennings
commanding.
Troop /, Rough Riders, Second United
States volunteers, General John O.
Cannon commanding.
Troop c, United States volunteer cav
airy, Captain Joseph e. Game COM
manding.
Detachment hospital corps.
Utah volunteers from other regi-
ments.
Veteran artillery, Captain D. Meal
lister commanding.
Float, alligator and Utah mascot,
Patrick Donohue.
Following civic societies. citizens,
bands, etc.
Special Orders Issued.
An order issued by General Penrose
directs that only the sidewalk on South
Temple street will be allowed to be
occupied by citizens as spectators. and
that half of all other streets will be
kept clear for the marching column.
The police and all other officers will
strictly enforce this order, and all citi-
Zens are requested to observe it.
Another order issued by Grand Mar
shall Penrose directs that when within
six PAGES of the reviewing stand on
Fourth South street, opposite the city
and county building, all colors shall be
lowered and all bands shall cease play
ing While passing directly in front of
the stand all ccrnets will sound three
flourishes and the drums three rolls,
taking up the marching tune at the end
of SIX PAGES from the further line of
the stand
The governor and his staff and the
other occupants of the reviewing stand
will be escorted to Liberty park by
Troop c, Ninth United States cavalry.
Programme of Ceremonies.
The revised programme is announced
as, follows:
Music, odd Hundred" (by audi
ence and combined bands)...
49,. Prof. Anton Petersen, leader
Invocation. President Lorenzo Snow
Music, Home, Sweet Home.
........-.......H eld's Military band
Address of welcome .......
Governor Heber NJ. Wells
Response and return of flags
..............M Major Frank A Grant
Music .....:...... First Regiment band
Address Senator Joseph L. Rawlins
Address lin behalf of the G. A RI.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighn, Dept. Com
Music. Ogden band
Presentation of medals from the
state of Utah to each volunteer,
Aquila Nebeker, president of the state
senate. and VIM. NJ. Roylance,
speaker of the house.
Bestowal of medals by forty-five maids
of honor.
Response and acceptance on behalf of
the volunteers: Major r. W. Young
and Lieutenant Colonel John Q.
Cannon.
Music, Star Spangled Banner"
K. of P. and combined bands.
Professor Anton Petersen. leader.
The Soldiers Banquet.
Under the shade of the trees and
upon tables on the velvety lawn the
will be Toasted by the ladies
of the Red Cross society, assisted by
scores of beautiful young women. The
banquet will be served Immediately
after the ceremonies at the grand
stand, and the menu will be as follows:
Fried Spring Chicken
Saratoga Chips.
Cold Boiled Ham.
Veal Loaf
Pickles. Cheese.
Vienna Rolls.
Pineapple Sherbet.
Cake.