The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

Another ten minutes were devoted to
luncheon and informal talk, and then
the sailors from the Olympia, headed
by Sousa and his band, played 1.-The
Stars and Stripes Forever" marched
by the stand. Next came the marines
from the Olympia, followed by an
other detachment of Olympia Jackies,
drawing a quick-flring one-pounder.
Two old men, gray and grizzled, held to
the cords, and none marched more
proudly than they.
March In Review.
The West Point cadets, in their gray
and white uniforms, came next. Their
marching was superb. As their colors
passed the admiral uncovered.
The regulars came next. AS they
marched by General Merritt stepped up
with the admiral and Mayor Van Wyck
and remained standing until the regu-
lars had passed. While the regulars
were going by some one over the Hoff-
man House sent a beautiful bunch of
orchids to the admiral. He received it
graciousIy and turning about, removed
his hat and bowed his acknowledge
mentS.
There was a battalion of mounted ar
tillery with several huge siege guns.
The mass of artilIerymen marched as
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vantage. as such. The light artillery
brought up the rear as regulars
Then way down the line a burst Of
cheers announced the coming of Gov
ernor Roosevelt. The governor was at
tended by his staff. He was not in uni
form.
Following. came squadron A, led by
the squadron's band, mounted. Then
came the Twenty regiment of
Brooklyn and the Fourteenth regiment.
schley a Great Favorite.
While the Second regiment was pass
ing Admiral Schley, accompanied by
Captain Cogh1an, Levi r. Morton and
DIR. Depew, left the reviewing stand
and proceeded along the line to the
Fifth Avenue hotel Admiral Schley
was watched with eager interest blythe
crowd, and until he passed out of sight
he was loudly cheered. He seemed a
great favorite.
Everybody was specializing as to the
reception of the Seventh regiment at
the reviewing stand. 1t was more cor
dial than expected. There was some
kissing as the regiment passed the
stand and some derisiHe calls, but the.
cheering at this point was easily the
Ioudest. At Fifty-ninth street and
Fifth avenue the Seventh was Kissed.
People in the Netherland, Savoy and
Plaza hotels cheered, but the Kisses
rose above the cheering The members
of the regiment looked neither to the
right nor to the left, but marched
slowly on. d
Fine Naval Display.
i The Seventy regiment was cor
daily welcomed. The admiral took off
his hat to the command as it passed.
The naval militia OF the state troops
made a magnificent display. The old
guard. Respondent in white coat, blue
trousers and bearskin shakos, closed
the New York state display.
The Pennsylvania troops received
royal welcome when they reached the
state and reviewing stands. Somebody
in the state stand proposed three cheers
for Pennsylvania just after the govern
or had passed. They were given with
will The Pennsylvanians lived up to
their national reputation as soldiers so
far as their appearance was concerned.
Two companies of colored troops
among the Quaker soldiers received
much applause as they passed. The
greatest applause given to any of the
military organizations was accorded
to the crack Tenth Pennsylvania regi-