The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-19
Governors of Three States Are
Asked to Be Present For
Launching Of Battleship Utah
at Camden Yards Dec. %.
| NAVAL OFFICERS ARE
INCLUDED IN LISTS
Eyes of the Nation Are Turned
Toward Great Event at At
IantiC Port When War Yes
sci viii Receive Name,
LIST OF INVITED GUESTS

Especial to The Herald-RepubIcan)
Washington, Dec. 1S.-When the battle
ship Utah, the latest addition to the
United States navy and a coming flag
ship of the fleet, slides from the ways
into the waters of the historic Delaware
at Camden, n j., on December %, her
christening viii be attended and wit
messed by one of the most notable gath
erlngs in the history of the growth Of
Uncle Sans sea fighting power.
The governors Of three states, including
Governor William Spry and his official
party, together with Miss Alice Spry, who
viii give to the nations newest fighting
machine the name of Utah; a score OF
United states senators and representa-
U1VeS, mayors of three cities, government
bureau officials; a hundred naval Off
GERS from Admiral Dewey down, repre-
sontatives of foreign governments, and
long list of representative men from all
parts OF the country, are in the invited
list and VIII be the guests Of honor The
attraction of the launching of the NAM
moth war craft Will bring thousands Of
sightseers to the vicinity of the ship
yards where the vessel has undergone
construction.
The list of the invited guests at the
launching is:
Governors Of states-WiHiam Spry and
suite, Utah; John Franklin Fort, New
Jersey; Edwin S. Stuart Pennsylvania.
Standardized SmOOt, Utah; George
1NlAlCAl alAAB q Adns JUN ACdHr new ItL-
seY; Frank y. Briggs, New Jersey; Botes
PGnros-, Pennsylvania O. re . Oliver,
pennsylvania Jacob II. Gallinger. New
HAMPSHIRE
Representatfves-H @. Loudenslager.
John S. Gardner, Benjamin T. Howell. Ira
". Wood, O.. n. Fowler William Hughes,
Richard w. Parker, William II. Wiley,
Eugene +. Kinkead, James A Hamin,
Thomas b. Butler, New Jersey; Joseph
Naval officiaIs-Ceorge Won 7. Never
Beezman Winthrop, Admiral George
Dewey, Rear Admiral ". s. COWles, Rear
Admiral Raymond p. Rodgers, Rear Ad-
miral John E. Pillsbury, Rear Admiral
Newton Z. Mason. Rear Admiral Wash
ington L. Capps, Rear Admiral II. J.
Cone, Rear Admiral II. c. Mclean, Rear
Admiral r. Z. HOlyddy Captain Edward
II. Campbell. Rear Admiral p NJ. Rixey.
Rear Admiral Albert r. Cauden, Rear
Admiral George w. Melville, Paymaster
General Eustace B. Rogers, Rear Admiral
z. H. G. LsUtze, Rear Admiral Casper
F Goodrich, Rear Admiral Adolph
Mark, Rear Admiral Uriah r. Harris,
Rear Admiral r. F. Nicholson, Captain
Henry Z. Mayo, Captain A. L. FeChtler.
Captain William J. Baxter, Captain Rob
ert Crawford, Captain John II. Linnard.
Captain D. w. Taylor Captain Albert b.
Willis, Captain Henry Baird Wilson,
/ Captain John F. HanscOm, Lieutenant
Commander W. @. GrOesbeck, Lieutenant
Ernest F. Gggert, Lieutenant Command
/ er W. p. Robert Lieutenant Commander
F. B. Bassett, jr., Lieutenant Comm ander
G. S. Galbraith, Commander J. c. Leon
ard, Captain A. W. Stahl, Command r
Robert StOckar. Lieutenant Commander
Richard II. Robinson, Lieutenant H. NJ.
Gleason, Lieutenant +. D. Hail. Lieuten-
ant James Reed, jr., Lieutsna A. II.
Van Keuren Captain COmmandant Worth
G, Ross, Captain Ira Harris, General
/ George Uhler, Captain John Virden, Com
mandar H. A, Bispham, Major Herbert
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