The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-20
SEE PARADE AT
JOINT BUILDING
President Will Review Column
at That Point.
LINE OF MARCH is CHANGED
ENTIRE STATE ENTHUsED OVER
ROUGH RIDER FEATURE.
LINE OF MARCH is CHANGED

President Theodore Roosevelt viii re-
view the parade in his honor from tho
west steps OF the joint building. That
compelled the parade committee last
evening 10 change the line Of march. No
devlations were found necessary in the
previously announced route until the col
umn reaches the corner OF Firth South
and State stree Is.
At that point the parade viii enter the
JOINT building grounds, and aIter passing
ia review OF the president. leave the
grounds at the nOrthW5 ST entrance Upon
reaching the street. the parade viii con
Unue north on state street TO Second
South street. where the column viii dis
band.
After the review the president viii be
escorted by soldiers to the tabernacle At
the conclusion of the exercises there, he
VIII be taken 10 the residence of Senator
and Mrs keaTEs for luncheon. From
there he viii return 10 his special train
to continue his western tour. The parade
committee viii hold another mes ting
Monday night al the Elks club building,
when all minor details viii be arranged
Whole State Is Aroused.
Advices received yesterday from vari-
GUS sections reached by United States
Marshal Haywood at rough rider and "a
race HEADQUARTERS. the grill rOorc of the
Eiks club confirm previous reports IhaI
the state generally Is becoming aroused
TO an enthusiastic pitch in that feature
of the reception
The local committee for Provo hcld its
first meeting Monday night, when Charles
Wood was made chairman Senator
Loose proffered transportation for the
horses of all riders who would agree 10
take part in the parade. and the offer
was Immediately acce pied by about forty
Provo will send up at least two carloads
Of horses and Utah county according 10
owen SmoOt. viii have at least l50 men
In line.
Chairman Hevwood was also in com
munication with r. w. Barnes of kays-
vile, who reports that the canning cen
ter OF Davis county viii be represented
by twenty-five riders.
Sheriff Bowman of Pennington stated
yesterday that at least twenty men on
horses would participate from his village,
and the several intermediate towns OF Da-
Wis county. including the various Boun-
tifuls. are booked FOR forty others
. Congressman Howell. talking from ms
home i'm Cache valley Yesterday. said that
the northern part of the state VIII o
strongly in evidence in the parade Ia
Logan the committee Is already vigorous
" working the low rate put IN by the
Short Line for the transportation of the
riders mounts and brushing up the pa
triotism of the valley youth
Boys Are Coming Overland.
Dan Lewis. ir.. of Marain, Summit
county. writes that several Of the boys
VIII come overland from his neighbor-
hood. and Henry Welsh. speaking Tor the
vicinity of Park City. reports that camp
is sure of turning out a good strong con
tiugtnt which will probably Drift over the
hin the night of the 18th ready 10 taIl IN
at the word of command.
These reports from the outside are
pressing Chairman Haywood and his as
sisJants locally on the showing Salt Lake
county will make by comparison Tn5
county committee has not Yet reported
progress and fears are entertained that
Cache Utah. Summit. Davis. Box Elder
and Sanpete viii all be represented by a
greater number Of riders than Salt Lake
will be able to get together The meet
ing OF hOrSemen and more especially
riders cal ed for Friday night at the
Elks' club is expected TO dispel some OF
the local apathy. and il is hoped that
the attendance will be sufficiently numer-
Gus 10 enable the committee to take steps
to arouse further and wider interest IN
the movement