The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-27
SCHLEYS HOLD
LEVEE IN CHURCH
Members Of Congregation Insist
on Shaking Hands.
SCHOOL NAMED AFTER HIM
ADMIRAL WILL GIVE THE PU-
Pills SOME GOOD ADVICE.
SCHOOL NAMED AFTER HIM

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Visitors were de-
MED Admiral s'chley To-Day and he was
given ample time TO rest after yester-
days arduous programme. After break
fast in their apartments at the Audi
forum, the admiral and Mrs. Schley,
in company with Mr.. and Mrs Z. a.
Munger. at IL o'clock, attended services
at Trinity Episcopal church. As their
place Of worship had not been made
public, only the usual congregation was
present.
The sermon was preached by Rev. W.
A. Guerin, chaplain of the south from
Sewanee, Tenn. and the only reference
he made 10 Admiral Schiey was when
he notified the congregation of the
admirars presence.
At the close of the meeting the con-
gregation stood in line at the entrance
and as the admiral passed out he shook
HANDS with them right and left. After
returning TO The Auditorium, Admiral
and Mrs Schley were driven to the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Washburn, where
they took lunch. After a short drive
through the parks the couple returned
10 their apartments, where they re-
NAMED until Z o'clock, when they were
driven TO the home of MI and Mrs.
John Morris. where a dinner in. honor
Of the admiral and his wife was served.
The affair was private, only the in
innate friends OF both parties having
Invitations.
Tomorrow the admiral viii be Kept
busy FROM early morning until late az
night Commencing at 80 a. m. ne
will visit the Winfield Scott Schley
school where he will deliver short
speech. At II a. m. he will be presented
with resolutions from the German So
cieties of Chicago. The presentation
will take place in Memorial hall AT
noon he will luncn with Z. A. Munger
president Of the Hamilton club, and
few others. The rest of the days pro-
gram follows:
Reception to Admiral and Mrs. Schley
bv the Maryland society of Chicago
at the Palmer house.
Great public reception at the AuGl-
forum to which all Chicagoans are IN
vited
Termination of reception.
Dinner with the officers Of the ILL.,
nois naval militia.
Review of first ships crew OF the
Illinois naval militia at aTmory IN
Michigan avenue.
washington. Jan. 26-Secretary Long
,yas in conference with the president
tonight for over an hour, presumably
in regard to the appeal of Rear Ad-
miral Sch!ey over the findings or the
rourt Of inquiry which was referred Dy
the executive to the navy department
for "conanent." The secretary was &C
companied by Judge Advocate General
Iemlv and Solicitor Hanna, who con-
ducted the case before the court. The
meeting with the president followed a
gathering of the three gentlemen al
Secretary Longs apartments, ana When
they departed for the White House
they had with them bundles OF papers
which had the appearance oil legaI
documents. Secretary Long declined &c
saw anything for publication regarding
the conference.
Louisville. KY, Jan. 26.-Admiral and
Mrs. Schley. who will leave Chicago
for Louisville Tuesday in the private
car of President McDoel of the Moncr
route. viii be met at Salem, Ind. by
a committee of escort representing the
board Of trade and the Knights Tenn
plar Of Louisville.
Admiral Schley will be driven to the
home of Marion E. Taylor. president
of the board Of trade, where a recep'
ton will be given. The principal en-
teftalnmenL features on w SuhesAos
win Se a public reception at the board
of trade in the morning and the annua
BANQUET Of he board at night, at which
Admiral Schley will be the guest OF
honor.
Governor Beckham. Congressman
Catchings of Mississippi and other dis
tinguished guests will be present. Ad
miral Schley is expected to make al
address at the banquet.
Thursday morning the Knights Tenn
plar will take charge of Admira
Schley. The days entertainment viii
include a carriage drive, lunch at tn
Pendennis club. an entertainment a
the Masonic home. with an address b.
Admiral Schley. a visit to the indus
trial school os reform and in the even
ing a reception and ball at the Gal
House. IT which the Templars viii b
IN uniform.