The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-20
CH|CAGO'S GREAT PARADE.
IAN WEATHER DID Not ISTER-
rERE WITH THE TURNOUT.
,..re Jubilee Crowd Greets Presf.
s~u, Mckinley with Enthusinstfc
Aupiau.e-Patriotic Speeches at
the banquet in the Evening.

CHICAGO Oct. is--One brief CLEAN Of
,.rsnsre. ard only ore, has beer thrown
80 the ceremonies % the peace jubilee
!, was fleeing and snor;-ived. but IL
a. uuon the presidents reviewing staaa
s,st as he head of the great jubilee pa
rs4e was approaching. and t1e dense crowd
.sgoh Ened the streets accepted II as an
.f.g,.fy ~ bet,er things. ard cheerei lust
,sx bat before they were half through with
mir shouts the iiitie sluldeT % light was
gare and tac cold. dark. dismal weather
,sar from the first has dampe1ed the 3u3i-
tss festivities was Oh again in fuil force.
e,blsx9o has seen many parades greater
.han taat o. today. but never had l. seen
one tina. pleased its people better nor has
there ever b@en q parade in this city wit
re~ssd by So many people. Notwi;nsfand-
ing TIC mos elaborate arran gealents OF the
nolsce. the banishlns % every street ca
AID vehicle % every description from she
Aoxn-tovn streets Ia ORDER that the crowd
nigh hive an unonstructed way there
we're tirnaz today when the crowd was too
treat for the police 10 handle, and at
MANY places the crush az times was dan
gerouz-
PIaudits for the Heroes.
TIE greetings extended 10 the president
xsre enthusiastic in the extreme as were
the paudits showered upon Gen. Miles
aaa Gen. Shafter a. they passed through
she streets. The president in his carriage
vas surrounded b. members Of the Chi
rago uussaFs. formed in Il square. ard de-
taehmen;s 81 the Grand Army and Con-
feAerate veterans acted a. an escort He
lei .he parade from the starting point a
Congress street and Michigan avenue to
the Union League club house. where IN
company win all other distinguished
guests he aiighted and reviewed the pa
gd1e. Throughout the march past the
three hours. fhe president remained stand
ing nor did H. take a seat until after the
platoon Of police. which formed the pro-
lect,ng line Tor the rear Of the parade. had
passed down the boulevard.
Tae presidential party arrived ar the
Union League Club at O'Clock AS the
distinguished guests aiighted from their
carriages they were welcomed by Secre-
,aFy Clark. o the Union League Club and
taken 10 the reviewing stand. A mighty
cheer went up from the crowd as President
Mekinley took his place on the stand
The following were among those on the
Gage, Secretary Bliss, Secretary and Miss
wilson, Postmaster General Smith, Gen
Miles. Gen Shafter. Gen. Duffield. Gen
c fl5an sawnel +, Goeiz. Coy. Mount. Of
Mayor Maybury. Of Detroit, Admiral
George Brown. the Chilean and Korean
ministers. Samue! Gompers. Judge Emory
speer Assistant Secretary Metkleiohn
liberty z. Holden. Senior Quesada. Mayor
Thomas Tageart, Gen. y. ". Greedy and
wife Gov. Barnes. of Oklahoma: Clark
HoSen. Gov Scofield. Of Wisconsin: Arch
Bishop Ireland. Adlai az. Stevenson and
wife. Booker 7. Washington. Or. and Mrs
William r. Harper Capt. McCala
Reviewing the Parade
IN the reviewing stand proper were the
PRESIDENT. Gen. Miles and Gen Shaftar in
iui uniform: Gov. Tanner. Mayor Harris
scr and Chairman Truax. OF the jubilee
committee.
The advance OF the parade after the
Presidents party had wheeled ont of line
aas gwen 10 the veterans OF the 6 4 r.
VINO p2re present IN great numbers BE-
and he veterans Of the civil war came
members OF civic societies until il seemed