The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-29

Temple. with right resting on Third
West street.
Second Division.
Brigadier General John Q. Cannon.
First Regiment band. national guard
Of Utah.
First regiment infantry. N c. L.
Battery a. light artillery. \. G. L.
Troop A, cavalry, y. G. L.
Signal corps. y. G. L.
Hospital corps, n. G. L.
Forms on rcrth side of South Temple,
with right resting on Second West
street.
Third Division.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighn, commanding.
Hauerbach's band
Veterans o. the Mexican war. Grand
Army of the Republic. veterans of the
Spanish American and Black Hawk
wars and other veteran organizations.
Forms on north side of South Temple.
with right resting on First West street.
Fourth Division.
James Devine. commanding.
Aides
All Hallows band, thirty pieces.
ElkS, on foot
Maccab bees on foot
first section of Held's band
High school cadets in uniform. eighty
in line
Mail carriers, in uniform
Second section Of Held's band.
University students in buses
Brigham Young Academy band, from
Provo.
Baseball clubs.
Forms on north side Of South Temple
ri res froc hal L.
west Of West Temple street.
Fifth Division.
Rough riders under command Of Cap
tain J. f. Caine. 400 men mounted
Utah county. eighty riders.
Salt Lake county. fifty.
Cache county, fifty
Davis county. thirty-eight.
summit county. twenty-six
Murray. twenty.
Box Elder county twenty.
Park City, twenty
Weber county. five
Garfield, two, Iron. one; Wayne. one;
Sewer. one Other troops will arrive
ana be assigned places this morning.
The special escort of rough riders for
4 the president will be made up of the
best mounted riders from each county
and city represented in the rough rider
division. The selection of these men
will be made this morning This di-
vision viii be under the direction of
Captain John F. Critchlow
The division viii form On Second
West street. with right resting on West
Temple street
School Children to Meet.
The school children viii meet at the
various buildings early in the morning,
as arranged by the principals. Each
child must have an identification card
and must go with his or her school.
Otherwise admission VIII be refused
within the space reserved. Principal
George A Eaton Of the High school has
been selected as general marshal and
has been appointed a deputy sheriff for
the occasion. Sheriff Emery has placed
a force Of deputies at his disposal TO
aid in preserving order and in carrying
out the arrangements. All the children
must be in their places by $50 o'clock
-he children of each school will be
seated sixty deep The grounds have
Eeen carefully marked of to provide
. the necessary room.
After the president has reviewed the
parade he viii be driven to the taber-
Lacie. The committee has not decided
whether TO have him follow the pro-
cession or not. 1t had been arranged
TO drive him up a back street in order
20 save time. but objection has been
raised to this because of the great dis
appointment TO people on State street
who would be gathered along the line
Of march for the express purpose of
seeing the president. AS il would
make a difference of not more than FIVE
minutes in the time. the committee
may decide to have the party follow
behind the regular line of march up
State street as far as First South
street
Programme ar Ia bernacTe
Following is the programme for the
tabernacle:
Hail 10 the Chief. by band, on en-
try Of the president
Address of welcOme-Governor II. NJ.
Wells
Song. Flag Without stain''-NIiss
Emma Ramsey
Introduction of President Roosevelt
BY Senator Thomas KeaTns.
Address-President Roosevelt
Dismissal star SpangIed Banner"
on the tabernacle organ.
One thousand seats have been re-
served for veterans of the various wars,
Including the Indian wars; for pioneers
a nd public officials All who hold re-
served seats VIII enter the tabernacle
grounds at the south gate and go TO the
west door Of the tabernacle. The gen
eral public VIII be admitted at the
other doors.
Luncheon With Kearns.
AFTER the tabernacle exercises the
president will be driven to Senator
Kearns house. where he viii have
luncheon. AT the same time the other
member of the presidential party
with the committees. the marshal and
his aides. will be entertained at the
Alta club. The marshal's aides are as
follows
Major r. W. Young. Colonel c. s.
burton. Colonel John Q. Cannon Cap
tain Mercer CWhiterocks). Major FOs-
ter (Fort Duchesne). Colonel Samuel
C.. Park. a. q Mckenzie. Colonel Bubb
Hon A. Eldredge Charles Ward
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