The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-10
PARKER WILL BE
NOTIFIED TO-DAY
Simple Preparations Made Fer
the Occasion.
COMMITTEE IN NEW YORK
TRIP TO EsoPUs WILL BE MADE
BY BOAT.

r SOPUS, y. Y. Aug Appropriations
are practically complete a. Rose
mount tonight for the formal mott
fieation tomorrow Of Judge a. 3. Par
ker of his nomination as Democratic
candidate for The presidency. These
preparations are notably simple. I'm
the morning fass and bunting VIII be
draped about the low platform from
which the speeches are TO be delivered.
and seats viii be arranged convenient
" about il or the lawn north of the
house. Everything viii then be in read
mess for the arrival Of the steamer
Sycamore. which viii bring the Motif
cation committee from New York city
The boat Is expected 10 arrive between
1:S0 and p. m. and in case of iuciem-
ent weather the notification ceremony
viii take place upon the boat
1t is expected that 1,500 people viii
be present to hear the speeches. 800 Of
them from Ulster county. in which the
judges home Is located.
viii Take About Two Hours.
The formal ceremony VIII begin prob
ably between $50 and j. m. and viii
occupy about two hours.
The opening speech win be that OF
Chairman Champ Clark Of Missouri
who will formally notify Judge Parker
of his nomination. and viii present TO
him a certified copy Of the PLATFORM
adopted by the st. Louis convention
and of the message decided upon by
the convention in reply TO the judges
telegram on the gold standard sent TO
William +. Sheehan. Judge Parker
viii follow Mr. Clark with his speech
formally accepting the nomination. No
her Gnnnrhne 70 arrange
The ceremony viii be followed by an
informal reception, after which the Wis
itors viii depart
Guests at R0semount
There were a number Of guests at
RosemOunt tonight. among them Dr. A
g. Rieloff. the imperial German consul
at St. Louis who viii remain for the
ceremony tomorrow
Daniel s. Lamont. former secretary Of
war. whose name Is prominently men
toned in connections with the Demo
cratic nomination for governor Of New
York. and United States Judge George
Gray of Delaware, were visitors al
Rosamount today. Judge Gray would
not talk politics. Mr.. Lamont said his
own visit had no political significance.
He said. however that he was not a
candidate for the nomination for gov
ernor. Moreover. he declared that he
believed an emergency that would make
his duty TO accept such nomination
was very remote
Later in the afternoon Judge Parker
received a delegation Of visitors repre-
senting Virginia and Georgia In the
Virginia group were United States SEN
ator Thomas :. Martin. Representative
Ciaud A Swanson and Circuit Judge r.
r Prentice OF Suffolk. Va With them
was Representative William : Cow
herd Of Missouri. chairman of the Dem
ocratic congressional committee.
None of the visitors had anything OF
political importance to say
Sheehan at Esopus.
William F. Sheehau returned to ESQ
pus today and had an extended talk
with the candidate. reviewing the ac-
ton of the national executive commit
tee at yesterdays meeting and getting
Judge Parker's views TO take back to
the committee.
1t was announced at ROsemOunt to-
night that Mayor Harrison Of Chicago
is expected to arrive over the west
Shore road from the west tomorrow