Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-26
DIVISIONS OF
THE BIC PARADE
Order Decided Upon at a Meeting
Held Last Night.
HEADED BY U. s, SOLDIERS.
President VIII be Escorted by Fifty
Rough Riders Divisions Form
At a. IN.

At the meeting Of the parade COM
mlttee last night the matter Of the d.
visions was thoroughly canyassed with
the result that the following order was
definitely decided upon for the recep-
ton Of President Roosevelt In Salt Lake
on Friday morning.
Platoon mounted United States SOL
diers, under Capt. ]. b, Burbidge.
Grand Marshal b. b. Haywood aid
aides.
Presidents escort Of so rough riders.
President Roosevelt and party.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col j. w. Bubb commanding
Twelfth United States Infantry band.
-Four companies Of Twelfth United
| States infantry.
Twelfth and Twenty-second United
States batteries.
SECOND DIVISION.
WIN form on north side Of South
Temple with right resting on Third
| West
Brlg.-Gen. John @ Cannon command
| ing.
First regiment band, National Guard
| of Utah.
Signal corps, n. G.. Y.
First regiment infantry, N. G. Y.
Hospital corps, N. G.. U.
Battery A, light artillery, N. G.. y.
Troop A, cavalry n. O.. U,
Forms on north side of South Tenn
| pie with right resting on Second West.
THIRD DIVISION.
Col NJ NJ Kalghn commanding.
Hauerbachs band
Veterans of the Mexican war, Grand
| Army Of the Republic, veterans Of the
| Spansh-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.
Held's two bands and All Hallows'
| band
Civic bodies on foot, precedence being
| given to Elks, Macoabees and other
| uniformed bodies.
| Forms on north side Of South Temple
street with right resting one-half block
west Of West Temple street.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Capt j. f. Caine commanding.
Rough riders.
Forms on South Second West street
with right resting on South Temple
| street.
All the divisions must form promptly
| at a. m, as there cannot be any de.
lay after the arrival Of the president.
| The various organizations which will
| take part are requested to send TO the
| commander of their division the mum.
hers which win be In line.
The participants In the parade will
be drawn up In line on the north side OF
| South Temple street when the president
arrives. AS his carriage passes, one d.
vision after another Will wheel into line
| and follow.
500 ROUGH RIDERS.
1t is now estimated that there will be
800 rough riders In line As a prelimi-
nary the recruiting force consisting OF
| rough riders, clad In the regulation blue
shirts galloped around the city yester-
| day afternoon. Marshal Haywood and
| JIG. Leary eventually rounded up the
| bunch and took them to Prospect hill,
where CaptJ.E. Game put them through
| their PAGES, The same performance Is
| due every afternoon until Friday The
| riders IRE asked TO make the Elks' club
| their trysting place every afternoon at
| o'clock. Capt, Game, commanding,
| has announced the following aid.s:
Capt. J, Wash Young, Capt Walter
| Shoup, Capt. Andrew Burt, Lieut.. Ben
ner X. Smith, Lieut. Sidney Is Hoop
er. and sergts, Charles Stanley Price.
| Charles Dull, Joseph A. Young, John
Meter, Frank Jardine and Joseph II.
| Richards,
Col, NJ. NJ. Kalghn, commanding the
division OF veterans has announced the
| following aides: Frank H. CLARK, w,
p, Rowe, Capt. John +. Critchlow and
j. ]. Meyers.
PICTURES OF PRESIDENT.
At the meeting of the decoration COM
| mittee held at the Elks' clubhouse yes
| torday afternoon Chairman Cottrell
stated that 10000 pictures Of President
Roosevelt had been purchased with the
| object In view Of placing them in the
| windows thanking the line OF march. AZ
| ter some discussion II was decided TO
| let the contract for distribution to a To-
cal firm so that all could be provided
with the portraits and thereby make a
credltable showing
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