Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-16
WELCOME HOME OF
COL. ROOSEVELT
Pilgrims From All Parts OF the
Land Gathering in New York
To Participate in It.
REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION
Land Parade and Water Parade VIII
iBc Two Main Features Of
Celebration.

New York, June 16-From almost
every corner Of the land pilgrims are
making their way today 10 New York
TO take part in the welcome home OF
Col. Roosevelt Preparations which
have been under way for several weeks,
have been virtually completed. aud
when Col Roosevelt is transferred
from the liner which Is bearing him
home to the revenue cutter Androscos-
gin the machinery win be sci in mo-
ton for what Is expected to be one
Of the most remarkable demonstrations
Of the kind ever held
From Santa Fe. y NJ, another dele
CATION is coming Little Rock Ark
Is sending party of six. while Omaha.
Salt Lake city, Helena Mont, St Paul.
Minneapo Chicago, Atlanta. Knox
vile. Columbia, :. c, Cleveland, Coz
lumbus, O., Cincinnati, Buffalo, Pitts
burg. Philadelphia, Boston and scores
Of other cities near and far are maxi
ing their contributions of clubs, so
cieties and individuals, ali OF whom
are coming here for the purpose Of gaz-
q
Of the distinguished wayfarer
MAIN FEATURES.
The celebration will consist o. two
main features. the water parade and
the land parade. Hundreds OF vessels
| Will take part In the former while the
| festivities on land viii engage count
less thousands either as marchers or
| spectators Those in the line or
| march will be limited TO a Few thou
| sands, for the Roosevelt reception CONF
mittee found long ago that it would
| be impossible to hold q parade as was
originally planned. The committee
| more than two weeks ago had received
! application for places IN the line from
80 many organizations that II would
have taken ali dag FOR them 10 pass a
| given point. Accordingly, IL was de-
cided 10 assign these organizations 4
| stetions aiong the line of march and e
restrict the parade 90 the Rough Rid
| ers and the Spanish war veterans
as an escort to MIR. Roosevelt.
| The l<aiaerin Auguste Victoria ls ex
| pected 10 arrive at Quarantine at
| O'Clock An hour before THAI time
| Mayor Gaynor's committee OF 500. the
| governors here for the occasion and
| other notable guests. Will board tho
| Androscoggin and sail down the mar
| Dor to extend first greeting. About i0f
other vessels will accompany the An
| droscoCgin down the bay. As soon as
| the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria comes Il
| anchor Mr.. Roosevelt VIII be taken
on the cutter Mrs. Roosevelt. ker-
| mit Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roose
Welt Will be transferred TO the revenue
| cutter Manhattan
As soon as the transfer 10 made, the
| Andl,oscoggin viii take her place at
| the heed Of . double column or eN,
| cursion steamers, private yachts and
tugs. The the naval parade VIII be-
| Gin. every vessel i'm the fleet salutin2
The cN-presideut With coutinuou
| blast OF steam whistles FOR two mn
! utes.
NATIONAL SALUTE.
The battieship South Carolina WI
| he stationed in Ambrose channel T.
greet Mir Roosevelt with the natioua
salute Of q guns.
The feet will proceed up the Hud
son river to one Hundred and Nintf
street and back to the battery whel,
| Col Roosevelt is TO land at about II
o,c,ock There he viii be received bN
Nta,-or Gavnor 4 stand will seat SOC
official guests and the mayors com
The mayor will speak first, Mr.
| Roosevelt responding. rms ~ expected
10 be the only public speech making ol
have accepteA invitations to git in th'
sussts' stand are Gov Henry Il. quinn
| Nv OF New Hampshire, Gov. J. frankhi
! T-,,.t Of New Jersey, Secy. Meyer of th'
navv Sccy. Wilson OF the department
| Of agriculture; capt Butt. inc pr's'
| dents aide. who ts 10 ptng q lelle'
| 80 orcotinc FROM President rat, soma
etor Flint. California; Charles y. SON
| c,,,, missioner nf labor. Lawrcnc' Mu
,,b,, COMPTROLLER OF the currency; Sena
! tc,.T.odac Of MassachUsetts AttN.
| GEN. O'Naley Of New NpLh, 'lH''
pinchot and Gen. Luke r. wright
when the spcechmaking = endeu .u'
land paradc win BE- formed. The Eoos'
Volt rough riders, commanded p>
| charles T. Hunter OF oklahoma city
v.ui teod preceded by a squadron o'
noIi~e and the police band. Follow'ni
The rough riders VII be carriage con
tanning Mr.. Roosevelt the mayor ant
Cornelius Vanderbilt. chairman OF wv
recep,ion committee This VIII he fol
iowad nv about 5000 Spanish war vet
.,,s,s as on escort 20 the committee
,ncp,bcrg who will ride In carriages
LINE OF MARCH
The line Of march VIII be up Patter'
place TO Broadway, w brI ioNay u
We,.crly place. thence TO Fin avenue
- ~ FYfth avenue to Fifty-ninti
strcet whore the parade will disband
| I-nv-ards OF 20 600 persons, comprlslni
Local and visiting organizations VII
nave positions on Fifth avenue ini M
plrsde. Many win be uniformed o
| wear tho insignia OF thelr oroers AM
nearly all will have bands
ftcr the parade col. Roosevelt prop
abi,, win 20 70 the home OF his broth
er-fn-law. Douglas Robinson, Tor
sa,ntiv luncheon and Inter In the Ia
viii go to his home In oyster Bay