Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
SPECIAL TRAINS
OF BANKERS HERE
Financiers and Eastern Capital
lists Arrive in Salt Lake
Today.
new WORKERS COME IN LATE.
The Much. Advertised Train, Known
As the "Croesus Special" Seven
Hours Behind Schedule.

The New York Bankers association
special, which was expected to arrive
here at $40 this morning, was delayed
and did not reach here until 1880 o'clock
In their stead, however the Kansas
& Missouri section, having 40 persons
in the party, came In at o'clock and
was received by j. w. Donnellan, cash
err OF the Commersional National bank,
Hon. w. =. Mccormick and M. ii.
Walker, who escorted the new arrivals
in carriages through the principal parts
Of the city.
In expectancy Of the New York bank
efs, special organ recital had been
arranged for at the Tabernacle, to
which the Kansas a Missouri people
We're treated when they reached the
doors Of the Tabernacle, each indiyidu-
al was handed neat card, bearing the
following inscriptions Special organ re-
cital in the Tabernacle, Salt Lake city,
Saturday, Oct. II, 1903, at TO- 30 sharp,
rendered by the First Presidency OF the
Church to the New York contingent OF
the National Bankers association. Mr.,
j. j. Mcclellan, Tabernacle organlst
PROGRAM,
Toccata In F.... ......,...,..W idor
"Berceuse" from Jocelyn. GODDARD
"Gondoliers" .u,,.....,..,"Ne vin
Old Melody ,u,,,.... ...... ...r..,..
Communion In G...,..,.. 80. Batiste
Tannhauser-Pilgrim's chorus. Wagner
In addition 10 the foregoing. by speci-
al request, the "old Kentucky Home"
was splendidly rendered. The guests
were much pleased with the music and
frequently applauded the numbers
given.
At the close Of the performance Mr..
c. l.. Brokaw, secretary of the joint
committee, was seen by a News rep
rcsentative, who said that the party left
Kansas City on Wednesday, stopping
at Denver Colorado Springs and Glen
wood, and on behalf of himself and
all In the party, Mr. Brokaw said they
were amazed at the wonderful develop
ment they had seen on their trip.
Most of the party had never been west
of the Rocky mountains before and the
scenery and progress witnessed along
their route had pleased as well as SUR
prised them. Especially were they
'pstonished at the beauties Of the Salt
Lake valley,
Mr. Biokaw through the columns OF
the News" wished to thank the Salt
Lake bankers and the First Presidency
OF the Church for the courtesles extend
ed to them.
The Bankers association has been es-
tabIshed for about 10 years, and meets
annually at some large city. Last
year the meeting took place at New
Orleans, this year it win be held In
san Francisco, when II will be de-
termlned where the meeting will be held
next year The train left for the coast
at y o'clock l.Ge Ura
The New York contingent of the
Bankers association met with further
delays and did not reach the Rio
Grande depot until 1880 A hot-box on
one OF the cars when they neare1 Provo
was the cause OF the delay. At the de-
pot there was an array Of carriages to
take the guests over the city, and the
local bankers committee showed them
every attention they could during their
short stay here. The special train, In
which they arrived, has already been
described In the News"
The train will leave on It's trip west
ward at 6 o'clock this evening.