Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-28

northwest COlUtlt pIuNteu ipl VI W W.
west side Of state street to Brigham,
countermarch to First South street anu
there disband.
After President Roosevelt has re-
viewed the parade he VIII be driven 70
the Tabernacle, where he Will be well
coined and will make a few remarks.
He win go thence to Senator kearns
home for luncheon and VIII return 10
the train in time to leave at p. m
ORDERS TO ROUGH RIDERS.
Capt. Game last night issued the fol-
lowing instructions for the guidance Oh
the mounted men,
Headquarters Fifth Division, Roosevelt
Parade, Salt Lake CITY, Utah, May
81, 1903
The following is issued for the infor-
nation Of all rough riders intending TO
participate in the parade,
Flrst--Rough riders Will assemble at
the corner Of First South and Second
West streets at Z o'clock on Friday
morning. giving time for a short drill
before the parade,
Second-The line will be formed on
South Second West street with right
resting on South Temple street at s
a. m.
Thrd--Rough riders will conform as
nearly as possible to the adopted uni
form, viz. Light hat, blue flannel shirt,
dark trousers leggings or boots De-
Walton from this uniform Will not bar
the rider from participating,
Fourth--A detail of 80 well-mounted
men will be made to act as the presi-
dents escort. Capt, j. II. Critchlow is
hereby designated to command this es-
cort
Fifth--The following are appointed
aides to the division commander. Capt
j, Wash Young, Capt j. f, Critchlow
Capt, Walter Shoup Capt. Andrew
Burt, Lieut. Benner y. Smith, Lieut.
Sidney X Hooper Sergts, John Meteer
Charles Stanley Price, Charles Dull,
Joseph A. Young, Frank Jardine and
Joseph H. Richards, Corps Alexander
Goliath, MILFORD Young and Il. f. Rich'
trumpeter, J. G. Crawford.
Sixth-Rough riders win assemble at
the west front Of the city and county
building at p. m. Thursday for drill.
JOSEPH +, CAME,
Late Captain IT, 5, V. Cavalry, Com
handing Division.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.
Among those who viii be in line to-
morrow viii be about A. students and
members Of the faculty Of the Unlver-
sity OF Utah. These Will occupy the
old Overland stage and the City Of Salt
Lake drag. These two vehicles are To
be decorated with the varsity colors.
Among those who will be In the party
are Fred Worlton, Jennie Hin, Lottie
Stewart Sd Claridge. J.M,Carlson, Leo
Butler, Evan Gamett, Hyrum Smith,
j. r Smith, Adolph Loderberg, Oscar
Anderson Parker 3. Pratt, Charles An
CELL David Leek. Della Buehle, Arlie
Guio j. H. Todd, j. c. Banks, Tolman.
oscar Carlson. Ward Stevens. George
Larson, Ruby Gamett and President j..
T. Kingsbury,
DECORATION DASHES.
The Maccabees In response to an in
vitation from the chairman Of the pa
rade committee viii be out in force In
the parade tomorrow morning.
The Deseret News building and an
mex, with portraits Of President Roose-
Welt in nearly every window from top
to bottom, is commencing to attract at
tentlOn.
A force OF men started to work early
this morning decorating the Pioneer
Monument.
The Interior of the Tabernacle is rap
idly being transformed into bower Of
bunting and foliage,
Provisions have been made for IS
press badges for local and visiting
newspapermen.
An additional platform about two feet
higher than the rest Of the structure Is
10 be put In this afternoon at the city
and county building so that the school
children will be able to see the presi-
dent distinctly.
The postoflice will be closed from 5
a. m, until IL o'clock tomorrow during
the parade.
II the pioneers will call at the Savage
store between 4 and today they Will
receive tickets emitting them to seats In
the Tabernacle.
The decoration committee today pur-
chased 1000 additional flags for decora-
tion purposes.
The Oregon Short Line and Rio
Grande Western ticket Office up town
viii be closed tomorrow morning be-
tween the hours OF 3 TO ii.
The management at Saltair an
nouuces that grand balls will be In or
der at the resort tonight ana tomor-
row night TO accommodate those visit
ors who desire TO take q trip to the
lake. The resort. however, will not
be opened for the regular seasons
business until Decoration day.
Manager Myers of the Salt Palace
announces that he will open that re-
sort tomorrow afternoon Immediately
after the close Of the reception 10 Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The Davis county contingent OF rough
riders is M charge OF Sheriff Harmon
end Capt. Tom Dobson. These two
gentlemen are to be congratulated up