Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

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a aheh whth had become fixed In the
muzzle
Pa slng the Presidential sand the
troops mafvhed lu company front. f1r-
nation. Ia thrce-step cadenec. onc-g hIrl
faster than the regular limo. In nearly
every Instance the marching was almost
fauiilcs8.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
on Broad street fhcre was "a coutnu-
Gus line ~ stands whish were crowded
70 their utmua' crpaclty. and fhe sole
cheers throughout The entire march.
Music was plentiful throughout the
long lire o. sold.ory. and tht euihuei-
usm " the spectators uionn rhe route
was unb0unded. The decorations were
the most profuse ever displayed In the
city, scarcely "a building being without
It's covering OF red white aud blue
bunting and profusln Of flags. The
fronts Of many buildings We're almost
hidden by the national c1Iors
A. the last line OF soldiers AMI the
body o. police behind Thorn plHHal the
Fund. the crowds biIk. lhrlurh fHt
ropes and made n rush towards 'ho
prcsldents cnunauHr &C. m.U.g
bowed and then Withdrew tl 900 rear
~ the stand and 60 ihe rosdoU.e .t
Mrs. J. u. L.ppInc'tg Immediately back
uf the stand. Hero tho party took
luncheon. and shortly after tho prss.
don't retired tu his hotel iu spend Do rr-t
the time remaining until theC.uyUr ciu1
dinner and he Academy OF Music re-
ccpii tonight
prcsldent Mckinley was the guest
81 honor tonight at the peace jubilee
banquet u the Clover club. where hH
met nearly an VI iho dlatingul shed wise
itors 90 the city. aud the leading c.d-
Gems OF Philadelphia ns we'll the fr'f-
idcnt WIS given an enthusiastic rruep-
iiou when be- entered she beautifully
decorated dining room Of the. club.
with Postmaster General smith aud
Secretaries Algcr and Wilson. IN ros.
/ ponae % the patriotic Introduction W
| Col Mcclure. the president ~ the club.
/ President Mckinley ret rfcd ple1HlN B.
/ ~ i1 the fame uf the Clover club. end
| then, after reference 90 tho,impuang
| pageant ~ tn afternoon, said;
As I stood on the grett reviewing
] stand witnessing the soldiers ANA SAL
Z ors passing hy. my heart was MED only
with gratitude 20 the brave soldiers and
sailors who had won such signal vice
/ tories ON land and sea, ana had given a
/ new meaning 90 American vllur.
IT has been especially gratifying ga
/ me 10 participate not only with the
people Of Philadelphia. hut with the
| people " the great West whore ] have
| recently visited, Ia doing honor 90 the
| American navy and the American
] army No nphior sailors and soldiers ever
| assembled under any nag You had
/ with you today tho leaders ~ Santiago
/ Porto Rico and Guantanamo. We had
| unfortunately. none Of abe h1r0tH u|
| Manila with uu hut ] am sure ma
our hearts 60 out 90 them tonight. hnt
b. the brave Dewey and OTIS ana MDr
fltt. and All the other gallant men TIA
are now sustaining she nag IN the hlr
bar and city uf Manila. "a voice "li1v
Obout ilobHonTD
''rho American people are Away
ready for any cmerg nCy, and "
Merrimnc IL 10 be- sunk thery 10 az
] American onlcDr 20 DO it. 10 sue
cecdtd in doing what our foe has beet
unable 10 DO, sink an American thlI
tApplauac)
club 10 unite with me In t0aailng "a
army and navy W the United states
without whose valor and Hacrlncc W
could not celebrate the victory We nay
/ been celebrating today Not only IN
mon AZ the front: not only the men o
the batgleahips and In the battle lln'
hat the men az home with ambition I
10 TO nght the battles % America
| civilization should be- the recipients d
the gratitude Of the American pee
SKATER AND MILES.
when he finished his speech N
President left the hall 20 80 90 the =
ceptlon of the Academy Of Music a
he passed from the room Gen. Mllf
, entered. The head OF the army receive
an ovation a. he passed through ~
crowd 20 hia seat next 90 Cen shaftc
The latter arose. a. Gen, Miles ~
preached. reaching out his hand an
cordially greeted his chief The publ
, exhibition 81 good feeling between N
two generals was greeted with almoi
/ dcafcnIng applause.
Gen Algrr responded hrlCny on ID
half uf the army. ana Capt. Evans WI
. | called upon ~ a representative uf ~
navy. He thrilled his hearers with
! almply told story u the battle OF saf
tlsFo. nllod with personal rcmlnl
J, CcucrH,
i Den. Miles made an extended adltci
u In which he paid eloquent tribute
the yalor VI th' American soldiers az
|, sailors
4 a. the Academy Of Music the Pres
d dent held an Informal reception Tor tv
4 hours. with Secretaries Alrrr ni
u Wilson De stood on the stage and aho.
a hands with a long In" % people VI
a passed iu one door and out % anotht
There was no speech maklnH. and hft
g light luncheon the President was T.
~ eorted back 20 the hotel and short
Il aftfrward. az 1850 o'clock, the par
a returned 10 Washington.