Show CO MING OF ROOSEVELT Party of Utah People to Meet Him in Utah STARTS TOMORROW MORNING VicePresidential < Candidate to bo Brought Down from Pocatello on a Special Train Preparations forGiving for-Giving Him a Rousing Reception on His Arrival in Salt Lake Democratic County Committee Seeking a Chairman Howe Will Probably be Chosen The Utah delegation which will go to Pocatello to meet Gov Roosevelt will leave Salt J Lake tomorro morning at 915 in a special car which will be attached at-tached to the regular Short Line train I The party as at present made up includes in-cludes Gov Wells Secretary of State Hammond National Committeeman O r J Salisbury State Chairman E 11 I Calllster Mayor Thompson C C Good win Tudge Bartch John Henry Smith Thomas Fitch George M Hanson of Ogden B II Jones of Brigham City I Reed Smoot of Prove C 13 Allen C E Loose of Provo Thomas Kearns A L Jhomas W F Adams of Ogden Joseph A Smith of Providence D II Wejiger Arthur Brown NV Clayton JJcnner I X Smith and representatives of The Tribune Herald News and Ogden I Standard The members of the party from points north of the city will join the party en route The party with Gov Roosevelt will come south on a special train Gov Roosevelt vIi speak at Logan during tho forenoon of Thursday and at Brig I ham City In the afternoon He will speak at Ogden Thursday night remaining re-maining there until Friday forenoon when he will como to Salt Lake where an elaborate reception has been arranged ar-ranged He will speak at Saltair In the afternoon and In the Salt Lalco Theater in the evening It was suggested yesterday S yes-terday that it might be a good idea for committee to endeavor to secure the use of the large tent In which S Evangelist Oliver held his meetings The tent is said to seat four thousand people comfortably which Is much In I excess of the capacity of the Theater Ii The committee did not seem to take I kindly to the idea however fearing S that the weather might be such that it would be undesirable to use the tent I The Oregon Short Line people have I given Huddart the florist carte blanche as to the decorations in the car that will go to meet Coy Roosevelt 1 and It Is believed that the showing made will be all that could be desired Preparations for thu mounted escort for Gov Roosevelt when he arrives In Salt Lake are advancing rapidly and I it seems assured that there will be a large turnout The affair Is designed y to be not so much a political demonstration demon-stration as a testimonial to the distinguished fi dis-tinguished visitor as the Executive of an important State n famous volunteer volun-teer and n prominent citizen of the country As an evidence of this i may be cited that n number of prominent Democrats as well as Republicans have V signified a wish to ride in the procession S pro-cession Persons desiring to ride In thor tho-r escort are requested to leave their names with Gen John Q Cannon or at the Republican State headquarters S s that tho slxo of the turnout can be estimated and arrangements made accordingly ac-cordingly i 1 Presented to Gov Theodore PrC1ented Thcodore Roosevelt Roose-velt by the people of Utah is the Inv in-v Mription lo be placed on the silver plate on the back of the cantle of the paddle to be given to the VicePresi Si dential candidate during his visit in Salt Lake The inscription was worded yesterday by Gay Wells on the request of R C Taylor the originator of the plan to make the present The plate S will be of solid Utah silver and will be fastened onto the saddle with gold plate screws Subscriptions of 1 1 cacn are Invited to defray the expenses of making the saddle which Is 100 They 5 should bs sent to the Salt Lake Sad dlery company 1 |