The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

rendered by Prof Mcclellan were
% Mignou Gavottc. by Thomas:
Communion in g. by Batistc, and
''Old Melody" arranged by performer.
Horace :. Ensign sang the national mir
of Japan in the native tongue. and it
was an impressive sight 10 sec how II
was appreciated by the Japanese I'M
mrdiatclv tho whole audience WAS on its
feet. The recital closed with tho "Star
Spaaglcd Banner. which WAS played as
the audience loft the bmldinG.
Sightseeing Trip.
The sight seeing trip about the city,
which followed the recital. included a
visit 10 all of the places of interest
The parade included fGteep automobiles
and was led by Mayor john :. 5rans-
ford 5 beautiful machine in which was
seated, besides the Mavor. Baron Eiichi
Shihusawa, chairman of tho commission,
Baroness Shibusawa and her attendant,
Miss TakanaShi. In Senator Smoot
car were seated X Midzuno, japanese
Counsel General at New York, in charge
of the party, Madame 4hdzuno, and
Consul MldZun0's secretary, T. Kato.
Baron Naibu Kanda. professor of Peers
school az Toxic, and Baroness kanda
rode in Governor Spry 5 automobile.
From the tabernacle The party was
taken down West Temple street 80 Fifth
South street. thence cast to State street,
thence past the city and county building
TO Cactus street. thence west on Cactus
street past the new Commercial club
building, the new Mining Exchange and
the Ncwhousc skyscrapers TO Main
street thence north on Main past the
big business buildings of the city 10
South Temple street, thence cast on
South Temple stret TO Fort Douglas.
From Fort Douglas the party returned
by way of First and Second South
streets to the Denver & RIO Grande de
pot. from where the special train left
for Ogden at 10 clock From Ogden
the commission left for San Francisco,
from whore il will travel as far south
as San DIEGO, Cal. returning TO the Cal
ifornia metropolis 10 be entertained
there prior to its departure for Goko-
hama. Japan. on November %. Follow
ing is complete list of those who com
pose the party:
Personnel OF Party.
Micho Dol, president Osaka Chamber
of Commerce; NaGatakc Fujlyc. director
OF Ceramic Experiment station; Rim
nosuke Hara, contractor and builder,
Toxic; Ryuta JIaTa, president Kancga.
fuchi Cotton Mill company. Zcniuro
Horikoshi, exporter. Toxic; Tamenosukc
Isbibushi, member House of Representa-
tives; Morimatsu Ito, owner OF dry
goods store, Nagoya; Keno Iwahara,
managing editor Mitsu & Co., Toxic;
Ycinosagc lwamoto. broker. Osaka
Stock Exchange; Suyeo 1waYa, literary
editor lIakubunkan Publishing COM
pauy: r. Kadono. vice president Cham
Der of Commerce OF Nagoya; Kiunosuke
kamino. banker: Baron Naibukauda,
professor Peers school. Toxic; XuuiLo
kokc, member Toxic Chamber Of Com
merce; DR.. T. Kumngae, physician. Inn
perial University, Toxic; Tokunosuee
Machida, cotton and silk merchant;
Kojiro Matsukata assistant mayor of
Osaka: DR.. Taki'ito Minami, professor
in Northeastern Imperial University;
Tokueoro Nakahashi. president Osaka
Steamship company. Buyci Nakano.
president Toxic Chamber Of Commerce;
Kaichiro Nedau. president Toxic Rail
way company; Nariyoshi Nishiikc, sec
rotary Kyoto Chamber of Commerce; j.
! Nishimura. president kyoto Chamber of
Commerce.; Bogushin Oi, Yokohama
! Chamber of Commerce; lIeibel Saka-
euchi silk merchant, Osaka ,Sakutaro
Satake. president Toxic Electric Light
ing company: Baron Shibusawa, presl-
dent Dai lchi bark. Toxic; 4. Shito, di-
rector silk conditioning house. Yollo
hama; X. Soda, banker; Shngoro Rnki-
isha, secretary Osaka Chamber Of Com
Imerce; Narazo TalsHtsuIi. director Kane
ga fuchi Cotton Mil company. Toxic;
Kumejiro Taxi. member House Of Rep
reseptatiycs; Sbinnchi Tamura. export
cr aud importer, Kobe: Teraliro Wat
ase, proprietor Toxic Plant. steel and
| Implement company; Motosada Inmoto
proprietor of Japan Times; NJ. Nagai
acting consul general at san Francisco.
~ Numauo. consul a, Portland, Ore
! I. Tamaka cousDi at Seattle.