Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30
Formation Of the Land Pageant in
Honor Of Admiral Dewey,
OLYMPIA SAILORS AHEAD.


concerning the great land parade have |
been settled ut last. The route has been |
gone over a hundred times on paper by |
the committee IN charge. Every detail |
Of military. naval and civic etiquette |
had 60 be- carefully weighed before the
formation was announced.
Dewey remembers the men behind
the Euns,nnd a was his wish that sailors
Of the Olympia viii have the post VI
honor nt the head Of tho column boz to.
days parade on land. Lieut.. Command.
&C. George. r.. Colvocoroas viii be- ln
command. The admiral himself VIII fol-
low the fighting men h. HD ndmiroH In
the nrat ~ the carriages Tor guests ana
their eacorts lie Will ride with Mayor
Van Myck.
Among Admiral Dcwcy's captains
who follow him are Capt Joseph %.
cuEhlan. who will be accompanied by
capt Frank wildcs. Capts. II. y. Lam
berton. ~ N. Dyer and Asa Walker,
ana Commander y. n Wood viii occupy
the third ana fourth carriages The
personal stan OF Admiral Dewey. In
Guiding Lieut.. r. NJ. Brumby. Lieut.. W.
y Scott win follow In carriages. two
abreast
Rear Admiral No. l.. Howlson. accom-
panied by Randolph Gugreuhelmrr.
president u the council. will ride in the
seventh carriage. followed by hIs per-
Honni stan Rear Admiral William r.
sampson, commander OF the North Al
iantlc squadron. will be- found in the
ninth carriage with Thomas D. Woods.
prcaidcnt Of the board NJ aldermen, The
commanding officers ~ Admiral Samp-
sons ncyt and the admlralH star ofi-
cera VIII ride In eight carriages, two
with Rear Admiral John W. Philip.
commuudnut 81 the Nrw York navy
yard. VIII ride St clair McKolway aud
Commander J. II. Jeroli Kelly. The
junior officers ~ the Olympia aud Of
the North Atlantic squadron will fol-
low IN twelve carriages.
Little Delaware VIII lead the States
represented by their governors Cover
nor y. W. Tunnel. Vernon NJ, Davis
unt David A. Body compose the par
~. There viii be no carriage In the
i'm" Tor New York State officials.
Among the other state executives who
VIII ride foo carriages az. Governor VIM.
4. Stone ~ Pennsylvania. Governor
Foster ~ Voorhees, OF New Jersey
Governor 49, MucSwrcney % South car
olinn, Governor Russell u North Caro-
Ina, Governor Elisha Dyer 1f Rhode
Island, Governor lientnn Mcmillan NJ
Tennessee. Governor A. =. bushnell ~
ohio, Governor 7. r. Geer u oregon,
Governor George W. Atkinson Of West
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ards u Wyoming and Governor Hcbcr
~ Wells uf Utah.
Major General Nelson 4. Miles and
aide, with Former Governor Levi T..
Morton and Edward Laterhach a. es-
cortH. Will follow the governors of the
States. After General Niles carriage
win ride Major General Wesley
Merritt and aide, with ]. W. Foster and
John e. Calhoun,
There has been no dissatisfaction cx-
pressed by Rear Admiral W. s. SChley.
although his position IL In the rear end
Of the line ~ carriages. His c1mpun-
Ions will be- Rear Admiral Joseph N,
Miller and William Berry. In car
raigc near Admiral schley viii ride
Richard Croker. Mr.. Croker rides in
a carriage by virtue Of his being a
member u the special reception COM
mittce. Ills associates IN the line viii
be- senator e. N. DUpcw and Former
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy VIII
liam McAdoo.
The municipal assembly will follow
IN carriages.
one of the most imposing parts Of the
parade viii undoubtedly be- the naval
brigade of the North Atlantic squadron
The well formed llnos Of sailor boys
viii make column nearly "a mile long
There VIII be- seven bnttnllonA Captain
Charles NJ. Thomas commanding. The
United Statoa marines. under Major
right Of line Of the naval brigade. The
Hallora Of the New York under Lieut..
Commander w Potter will follow,
forming the second battalion. The Jack
lea Of the Texas Indiana, MaHsachu-
n"tta Brooklyn and Lancaster viii all BE-
In line under their lieutenant COM
maudors.
Colonel John / Rogers. Of the Fifth
United States artillery, viii command
the brigade OF the United Statoa army.
A CORPS OF cadets from the West Point
military academy headed by their own
band. have the right OF line. 4 bait
TALON Of the Seventh artillery, one bat
talon OF the First artillery. and one
battery Of mounted artillery make up
the representation from the regular ar
my
Governor Roosevelt Will be at the
head of the column Of the State militia,
He will h. IN command Of the New
York troops and viii BE- escorted by
squadron a. The National guard. Brig.
Gen. James 8. McLe.r commanding,
win form the hrut brigade from New
York.
In the second brigade Captain Charlcs
Baker commanding. VIII march the acO-
oud signal corps ha escort, the Forty
seventh, Twcuty-thlrd, Fourteenth and
Thirteenth rcgimenie the seventeenth
separate company, the Third battery
and troop &. All other regiments Will
form IN four brigadcs following,
Other state truope viii march In the |
following order: Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Georgia. Connecticut Maryland, |
south Carolina. New Hampshire. North |
Carolina, ohio. Indiana, Mississippi, |
Maine. Florida, Texas and District OF |
Columbia.
Major General o, o. Howard. u. 5, A.. |
retired. will command the unarmed part |
Of Inc parade. The war veteran escort |
will consist Of the medal OF honor and |
the LOYAL legionH. They viii be fol-
lowed BY tho veteran associations.
Major Cen j. Warren Keller viii be
In command Of the veterans OF the
SPANISH American war
col. John Jacob Aeior and stan viii
hold a prominent position at the head |
Of The veterans Of the Spanish war
lie viii command the Astor battery |
other organizations In line win be- the
Manhattan and the brooklyn volun-
tcers OF the spanlsh-Amertcan war.
Rnled Two Horses.
New York. Sept 29-n spite OF the |
OF the naval parade. |