The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-27
ANOTHER PEACE JUBILEE
RAIN CAUSES A PosTPoNEMEST OF
FIRST DAYS PROGRAMME
rresfd~ut Mckinley and Cabinet
visit Philadelphia and Are han
aueted at the Union League Siuo
-Mprrfmac Heroes Are cheeTed.
PHILADELPHIA.

pffyY,ApM rfIA, Oct A--PreSl1sas
Mckinley arrizes here a. noon TO-DAY, olt
t1s.ead Of aE4sGx the city IL The n'ao=I o.
TIE enjoyment u tie peace f@seDshtioil, f.@
found 4 ars2.y. aeS0ate COMMON ~ e. .
fairs and rnAny thousand citizens and visit
ors wers dlsaugso. ated az TIE interruption
Of the raeac- jubilee caused ~ Fa43- me
president ard party were mst al the s1a-
tor Ly the reception committee ana .S-
cortea 70 tue Bellevue k3tei. y 1icn VII %
the home u taa party during TIE visit
Among other no-a5!e arrivals io1.y are
Vice pEes.4enE AID Ma Hobart ai'a '-i'-
Pressdent Mckinley was tflis evening
rendered Z GlaneF arG re "p4on a. re
Inioo I.ease ,so, A NJ. s'' -. =. 1,.rd
of directors Of the 3eze4e Ia~fe ~efs
SIXTY a. the tables. ffe@laen. - 3aFs' OF
TIE league, welcomed frsslasti -l n.y. 80
arc the latter responded very g.l"'l 4.lI
Simply wita ii few words q tnAnhs Aiaohs
taos@ at tire tso.sa were Sice Fftsl<1sAt
Hobart; Po@tEnaztss- Genera. snal-A' s :, re
fary Wlisop, Secretary Algeg, Gen, Mics.
Commodore Philip, CAPT. Ecbisy y Ev-
sGs Capt = geDe.. CenE. smarter. =" Aee4-
er. C4iaffes. Paterson, SUNNI l.s , on
Young and S.ckies. Private s~cfe.sF$ fof-
ter Commodore carey Lapi. q. fassA. "a
The Royal BRUSH a2Vy; Gov HASTINGS anu
Maj. warwick
Jer Of the Ea.on League. with = aAHiileF
Of other battle flags. MAS brought 3ilto tAe
din.ag room BY AZ escort u me Fe,.' -.
corps uu.er Coz. TheDoore Nsl1@FshaLl.
and created considerable enthL- ASIA ~
the reception. which followed tnere were
fu.Iy 4ss guests TIE crowd was so sEe-at
thai The president Was nos even asked 20
say anything. He stood u Ole Of the SIDE
rooms the line OF visitors passing and
shaking hifn ~ TIE hand. Inc aaFaa"
band and the First Regiment band ard the
regular orchestra % the league were in
"' Toaaorrow rreident Mckinley VIII re,
viea tie military parade. and ne expressed
his regret that he wsll not he able 70 re-
main 20 see the proposed civic parade On
Friday. lie says there will be an import
ami ca binet meeting on Friday. which VIII
require his presence In washington, and
Furthermore. ne desires 10 begin The prep
aration Of his message 70 congress. lie
VII. leave for Washington tomorrow night
Il Is learned that the president has aad
vita him az all times since leaving Wash
.ngton body guard % three detectives.
The president however. said tonight that
he never fe.t 50 safe "a while in Pailadel-
phia.
MerrimAe Heroes Cheered.
The only speech made by the president
was brief one "a ne was leaving the
Union League. shortly after II oc.oek. n
Tremendous crowd Of people had assem-
bled in the street outside the building.
Mayor Warwick and Naval Constructor
Hobson passed cut u the door Just ahead
of the president. and upon reaching the
top 0. the Steps leading 10 the sidewalk.
Inc mayor presented j-trGk- t1DtsDfl 10 t3H
crowd. u great cheer arcse, and the hero
Of the Merfimac bowed his ackn0wledg
ments. Then The president was introduced
10 the yast casc0urSc Of people by the
mayor When the cheering which followed
the introduction had subsidized. President
Mckinley said: "ycu nave cheered the
president OF the United States, and also
have chcsreG hero of the late war. II
you viii he quiet a moment you will have
the opportunity to cheer other heroes OF
the NsYrimac."
TIE president then withdrew and was
escorted TO the hotel moment later
Four Of the cfew of The Merrirnac cama
from ne building ard we're presented 10
the crowd. They received most tumuit-
pous grasting The Merrlmac heroes then
retired and the crowd gradually dispersed.
All the regular and volunteer soldiers
who are 10 take part in romorrcw's mill
tary para3e 81 the peace jubilee. are
noV in his city. NTH the exception Of the
Sixteenth PENNSYLVANIA, which Is 10 ar
rive tomorrow ming When this com
mand arrives there VIII be in this city
e. 90 soldiers
Al midnight the rain had entirely ceased
end there Was a clear sky The weather
was cool. and all indications point 10 a
bright Gay for tomorrow parade.