Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
NKINLEY AT ST. LOUIS.
ABig cOncourse Of People at The Union
fOepoi. -.
REVIEWS sAa1neo's BRAVE VETERANS.
The ia, 3. rphsn Up with speechmAhinE'
sightseeing and Congratulations
"A tnnnitum.

before lust nH the nycr was Hpeou'hs
across uc Missouri river the President
brcakfnntod. He expressed dehsh' a'
the continuance Of mnrvcllously beau-
ufm weather. Indeed the pcrie'u'i
Of the weather which has lnH'ed
throughout the trip seems almost uh-
precsdcntod.
AZ spanlah lake. about fifteen miles
from hero, a reception committee OF
thirty citizens OF e. Louis boarded the
train 10 welcome the President Among
them were Governor stephens cN-
Governor Francis aud Mayor Iioson-
holm. MIR. Mckinley walked through
the car where the members OF the come
mite. were seated and gave g. caen
one warm personal greeting
The President looks very tired after
the trying ordeal OF the last four days
H. said 10 General shaftor ~ sales.
burn. when the general Inquired ABOUT
hia henith' ......,,
ont bv this continuous outdoor speak
Inc Luz / am standing % very wcu
under the circumstance mink
g.rretnriou Porter and Cortclyou are
niso yory tired. but vt the same time
are enjoying their trip ANA are masking
every effort possible 90 make u
complete HucccsH.
al Union station. when the PrcHi-
dentlai train backed In at 800 q. ~.
thsre was terrible Jam. Every hlt
81 available space In the lmmouro mld.
yg,v heinz filled with asa enthusiasts
crowd nf people anxious 20 pee the
chief executive,
The members OF the general reception
committee who had preceded the frcHi'
dental train ON burlington special,
lined up whom President Mckinley
stepped from the car. he WIS lmmcdl'
ntoiy escorted hy them 90 The Twruu.
eth street entrance N tho Union depot
and placed ln chrinEr
The Twelfth United states Infantry
was drawn up ON the north side NJ
Market sitrrt. facing The station anu
extending along ifH entire length.
when the pr HdHu'a Carfi1gn
wheeled infl Market street tn N"i'r.
ans uf fAutiiE1 presented nf7un ana
the immense ihruur that lined BON
~dea VI that thur1urhf1ro broke Into
cheers. Hlsa and handkrrrhiefs were
waved. and che prrsldent was kept
busy responding % The noisy welcome.
carriaesa Containing other members n
the presidential party ana the rcccp.
tian crmmf.feo Ten N behind mss "
Mr.. Mckinley. CarraaFea were occu-
pied az fnll0wai
Mayor zoircnheim. H. c. Karcnn, cN-
Gov. VIM. !. Stone.
second carriage Barber Mckinley.
Secretary 20 the President J. Addison
Porter COL. =. ". F9riyce. coward =.
whitaker
Third carriage N thc
Treasury Gage and wife, Con. John w,
Noble. Charles parHons.
Fourth carria Postmaster General
Smith and w'fc, u. ". Houuer. G. II.
Spencer.
Isnh carrlaRe- Secretary 81 the In
terror llifa and daughter, u. r. Fran
clH w. W Lehman,
Sixth e. .agr-secreiary ~ AEficul-
turc Wilson ana daughter. T.. o. Stan
ard. l., u. ksnrshn1
sevensh carriage Assistant Score.
tary Crriclynu, Charles W. Knapp, "a.
r. N0akum, W. q. Hlyd.
Eighth clrliaHe-Cnptain and Mra,
Lnfayete McN4lliams Chris sharp 3
n. kennhfd.
Tho parade chen ur1yfd east on Mar
I kct street. passing over Che principal
streets ~ Tho city 90 ihH Southern
Hotel In fhc following order;
Platoon " mounted police,
orand Marshal W. r. Hedges and
nNlNt
Band.
Twelfth u. =. infantry. col. n. II.
/ Humphreys commanding, escort.
Carriages containing the President.
executive cummffee and guess
Battery y. First ", y. artillery.
lieut.. Alison Hamilton commanding.
Band.
Grand ArrS Of the RepubHc.
Company A. veteran militia.
NfNNts rnFuH Louis tHnINfaFafFW
Uniformed battalion, Kngh,a OF
| Pytmaa.
Arriving at the Southern hotel. Mr.
Mckinley ailghted and followed hy
/ members u hls parry proceeded with
/ ihereceptlln cnmlttre 90 "a htlciuy lvct
/ looking Walnut street From this van-
tAEe point he viewed me thousands "
people ~ho lined the streets and fled
windows and housctops
Although the weather was chilly.
/ President Mckinley head was cone
Htantly barred during the review ~ ihf
parade In response go the saluteH ~ ih.
passing troops. ne was much Immersed
/ with the appearasct of the Twelfth
| United states Infantry and battery T.,
First United sattes artillery, twu or
/ CARNATIONS that took active part To-
| the campaign before Santiago and
H.ormed tho heights ~ ~ Cancy
After the review tho President met
] ANN NNMNnfn nN inc various committee
ln the hotel plrlora. This over the doors
/ were thrown open and the general pub
/ lc was given an opportunity 70 pass
before the chief executive,
AZ noon the President spoke 20 1900
/ people In the han OF the Merchants EN-
| change. the room In which samuel j..
1876.
Mayor Zlcgenheln introduced tho
] President IA tho rnDWU
Mr. Mckinley said'
| ladies and Gentlemen; / thank you
all most cordially Tor the warm wel-
come you have given mo DO your city,
! ana congratulate you upon Ahe good
| leellnS ana y splendid spirit every
| who're found throughout the length ana
| hfcldth " our common country Thank
| God we are an together once more,
] lNrc1t aUplauHel We have one nag
] leHilhy 0ul lead uA We VIII have
heifis strong enough 80 meet every rea-
] possibility Oapplausel, $50 cannot en-
] Joy gloriea and victories without bear
! .ug the burdens that may result from
] lhem congratulate you again upon
we splendid outlook Tor me business
future NJ our country We were never
| - wen M as we were godhy, We have
gone from labor hunting employment 70
| employment hunting labor (ApplauHel
ANA We have everything blessed
country and resting upon AN ~ ua n
ltust nt civilization that has been conf
United 10 ~. We mus gather the
! ItultH on victory. tVn must FOLLOW duty