Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-08
ENJOYING HIMSELF,
rfe'ideat Harrison Received b,
Large Crowds at The yari.
oas Place;
EATING TURKEY AND s,o
MAKES RELATIONSHIPS.
"e'erE'sr Knapp Talks About The
Fisheries and Other Mat
t-rs in ALASKA.
WHITE CAPS" 90 THEIR
BRUTAL WORK.
Ihe Presbyterian Csareh are Reyis.
INK the Westminster Con-
icssion OF Faith.
WHITE CAPS" 90 THEIR
BRUTAL WORK.
By TELEGRAPH % the SEasl
PREsIDESr HARRISON.


Ncs-ii VERNON, Ind, Oct. =
When the little town Of Lawrence.
berg was reached the voice Of IN,
President was heavy with emotion
as he addressed the crowd ol
neishbors and friends that throngesl
to greet him.
My friends, /" said the President.
Il want 70 thank you very corlIaIiy
Tor this greeting. All the scenes
about here are very familiar 10 me.
This town Of LaWrencelerr Is the
lrst village Of my childish recolIec-
lions and IS approached Il thi,
morning The past, the 0arlies; home
OF my recOllections, the home in
which my childhood aud early
manhood were sl-e.... memories
crowd !. Upon me that are very full
u Interest, full Of sadness. They
bring back 70 me those who once
made the old home very dear, the
most precious spot on Garth. l have,
passed with bowed head tine uIace
where they rest. We are here ia
our generation with the WORK Of
those who have gone upon US. Let
u see, each Of Us, that in family,
IN neighborhoOd and in State. We
do At least with seqlal courage,
grace, kindness, the work 50 brave
ly, kindly, generously done Ly
thOse who filled our places ffty years
ago. Now, for | must hurry on,
10 these old friends, and 10 these
new friends who have come in
since Lawrenceberg was familiar 20
me, L extend again my hearty
thanks FOR this welcome aud beg, in
parting, TO introduce the only mem
Der OF my csbiret who accompanied
me, General Tracy, Secretary of the
Navy.
Secretary Tracy contented him
self by merely bowling 10 the enthusi-
aStic crowd, and he ami tie presi-
dent had time 30 shake a few eager
hands, extended - the train pulled
out.
At Milan and OsgOod large Gro wds
also assembled, but the President
merely appeared on the rear plat
form, introduced Secretary Tracy,
bowed t. the cheering Indianlans
and the train passed. through.
a SPEECH AT NORTH VERNON.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct. At
North Vernon, Indiana, the crowd
would be satisfied with nothing
les than speech from the Prcsl-
Dent
Il am very glal, my friends, . he
said, ''to see you, aud very much
Obliged 10 you for youE plessurable
greeting. lGTeal applause II Is
always a pleasure 10 SEE my old n |
diana ~ lends. We have hsi this
morning 4 delightful riie acrUss the |
southern pan o. the state, one ihst |
has given me n Ergzit deal Of refresh /
ment aud pleasure. [Che-ns- Let |
me again assure YOU that | am very /
much obliged 10 you al here for 1
this evidence Of your friendship. |
I hope yon wiileNciise me fr1rl any /
sperch on this occasion. Il
gives me pleasure now, my fellow 4
citizens, T. INTRODUCE b y0u General f,
Tracy Of NeE YORK, Secretary Of 4
the Navy, who accompanies me on
this trip"
Thrce cheers and a tiger given
fos the President ami Secretary Of
The Navy.
WAsHISGTJN, Ind. Oct Just
before the train pulled out Of Sey-
mOur a note waShlnded the Presi-
dent asking him 70 speak q few
words to the assembled school
which he did, eounseling
them n 10 the necessity OF ciuca-
ton for good citizenship. At Shoals
The President maze a brief speech
81 appreciation % the welcome ex-
tented him.
MITCHELL, Ial-, Oct. 7.-Se=-
mour, Ind gave a Tousing evidence
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