Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
IN CHICAGO.
Accidents Yesterday in the In-
menS0 Crowd.
FELLOWSHIP GLIB BANQUET.
Speeches by Prominent Ken, Chall,ey
DeptW am)H5 The Rst.
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IL TiiE rIHsE INFANTRY AnuORg.
An impressivr Inridenti Ihr Singing
ofHn Original composition by
Oaiccrs ana soldiers.
FELLOWSHIP CLUB BANQUET.
~ riiE rInsTISrANrny AnuoRi

CHICAGO, Oct. 90.-Last night 70.
cieiy ret this gli,ter!ng seal Of her ap.
proval upon the world's Fair. 1t was
the turn OF the people to express ,holr
appreciation, and they dij Il la Il man.
nUr that will be- historical Of Chicago's
population.
Naturally there were come accidents.
A few iaiuting women and children
were trampled upon, aud here and
there man Dropped tfom the root
That the parade was handled IN "a per-
feet manner and permitted 10 finish It's
march without hindrance was due to
the efficient police force. Although
he parade was scheduled 10 start at
ln:i5 n.m., IL was almost 1880 when
Chief OF Police McCluughrey iGlutCJ
Nicc.Prc4idcnt Morton, who reviewed
the parade ON tas,eiully decorated
land.
hs tho different governors passed
the reviewing stand, some on horfc-
back, others IN carriage, each were
which kept him bowling many mlnutrf.
Tho crowd was impartial IN pjlillcs,
and yelled as Justify Tor Flower OF New
York rs IL did Tor Mckinley OF OHIO.
After the dlgnItarlps passed, came
the rank and ME parade, ana in n for.
nation tuu miles wide, double rank,
they moved like human wave past
the reviewers stand for nearly three
a m..Ut "a Il
Federal building II was gTettcl by "a
Thousand llttlp girls arranged IN tho
shape and drupu1 in the COloTH OF the
American dag. Each littlo tot carried
In her hand dItninutivo banner, anu
as the sweet childish voices rose 10
cheer tile martial men, little pieces OF
bunting fluttered wildly. IL was n
beautiful sight.
Despite the Immense crowd, surprls.
ingly few accidents were reported.
innumorable women tainted, but they
quickly revived, and the only sprlugs
accident was at the corner II slate
and Adams streets, where four women
were showed into "a basement by The
crowd. Three we're unhurt, but the
fourth could not DO revived, and was
taken 10 n hospital, where her oOnui.
ton was pronounced critical. A
drunken man fell from roof 20 nu
adjoining building, twenty feet below,
without apparently disturbing HIM.
Governor Filter was thrown from hts
horse at the corner Of State and Adams
streets, the animal falling upon him.
He wos severely bruised, but NOT bad
~ inJurled.
A NOTEWORTHY ASSEMBLY.
This evening lhoTe assembled In the
banquet hall Of l[insley's Restaurant
as noteworthy an assemblage as ever
gathered In Chicago. IL was the ban.
q0et Of the Fellowship club, given t.
the friends aud honOred guests OF
Chicago. The preparations OF the
hosts were worthy OF the distinguished
guests. The han was handsomely
decorated and illuminated. Among
those present were Vice President
Morton, ex.President Hayes, Chief
Justice Fuller, Chnuncey NJ. Depew,
Whitelaw Reid, besides some four score
others OF equal fame. a dainty menu
was provided for them. President
Scott presided. Aftor grace by Car.
dinnl Gibbons tho Imperial Qunrtette
sang "Amorica." Early In the dinner
President Scott, In the unique manner
OF the Fellowship club, introduced the
guests TO each other by the passage OF
the Glowing cup" which was circu.
lated among the guests by Wallace
Rlce, who as he passed around an
nounceu the name OF each gentleman
partAking. Tho first to receive and
drink was Vice President Morton, who
a. lie arose was greeted with enthusi-
astic applause. AS the cup continued
on its passage, each In turn was m.
plauded. Ia the order Of events, when
Mr.. Rice reached New York; uxecu.
tive he introduced him us Governor
Flower Of Fire Island. When Cover.
nor Thomas u Utah was announced
the company was assured ON the honor
OF Mr.. Rice that the chief mggistFate
OF Utah brought only one wife with
him.
After the whole round had been
made Whitolaw Reid was introduced,
and, without regard for politics, the
company shouted In unison. After
the edihles had been discussed, pFe-i.
dent Scott announced thnt the mem.
hers OF the company ut the emf OF the
entertainment would eit her b. taken
TO their homes, or hospitals, or pro.
Vided with suCn convenience, for rest
anu recuperat.on as were demanded by
their .phyalcal condition. MIR. Scott
Then delivered an address OF welcome,
which was received with cheprs by
the guests. In closing, Mr.. Scott an.
nounced the first speaker,
vICE.pREslDENT MORTON,
who briefly rendered thanks for the
cordial reception. Lyman l.. Gage
was then called upon, and, In few
biiel words, introduced Secretary Of
state Foster, who matte IA short talk,
closing with unstintei praise Of the
manner In which Chicago had handled
the exposition up 10 tho present time.
President Palmer OF the MorldiH
fHir next spoke briefly, and gave way
10 Baron De Fgva OF Italy, who ex.
pressed qualification ut the honors
Vald to the memory Of Columbus,
Chief Justice Fuller was next intro.
uuctl, and responded briefly TO tho
applause with which he was greeted,
re closed by introducing Governor
Mckinley, who contented himself
i "a