Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
III REVOIR CHICAGO.
o,,,I,,ous FINALE 10 PEACE JUBILEE


ard ng , ,,' a, II O'Clock tonight
y. ,,,vd that has followed nv, ..'
~ lime he has appeared 10 puDl1
w. .,b him 90 the last. ana u re-
Va ~. srorts Of 100 policemen 70
e,,, Inc ,hrong which packed tne
.,. syaocation. Just as the ttA'h
a0 ,,. the President appeated on
5,if,rm " the rear car ana ''"e'
w F.t,, 40 the crowd chcercd him.
~ A.. .licnt spent much Of the day
,,i receiving friends 81 the
ne There were more IMAM IN.
iln-', -,.,bsr of callers The PROLONGED
,.-,,,t ai the Auditorium the nlsn'
80. vas not permitted TO dls'uts
h-tr Of carly rising which the
,t,u sl closely adhered 10 Tor
ii..' o'clock he brcakiastel'
lel .t.r ksrt open hOupe TOT Iapl.
,,,.gri'. rs's nciehbors ana iIlehus
rriu Luncheon hour ..,.,,t,.t She
&c Mckinley mas p''l tf,I,.
-. gI,ar bg iht women OF IN. h"ig
3D. g.tb.Nr church by sending
a. mo movement. The ltdles
os.,..s III IN. bazaar, wishing 70 snow
" ',.r.ei,tIun " the act. nus morn
~ I, deisriii1n 10 Mrs dckinley,
luA l,lre bsr with a hoautlful sew ~
rt. ialias VEN presented 90 ne
n,-it.r'i And Aifs. Mckinley by Mfs'
i1fiyefc Wi''nmA
MEgr RAtLRoADERs.
V.t.m fhis afternoon the President
-. drIyan 90 ihc First regiment ar
m1-y. whore. together with MAJOR l.I-
r.1r. be- was received by iaIgc ENth-
sT,nr " railroad employee IN. in...i
,l...fIre vas IN the nature " formal
"rtrIrF ~ the three days conference
n rsfruud employees called 1 % drait
,s.s1rta f1r national and state leglt-
i.ter applying 90 organized Labor 10
III. Gathering were represented the
prsis.fhn1d " Locomotive Enginccfr p,
H. motherhood ~ Locomotive flrc-
w.r ho brotherhood NJ Hallway
fs.IrmUn. ths order Of Railroad Con-
Saalfs aud the Hallway TricgraphgrH
sr.n The ladies auxiliary branches
~ be- orders assisted IA the reception
IA a. President A throng gathered
ertIfs the urmory two hours before
10 cheer Mr., Mckinley upon his ar
NJ MeKlnley's party WIS conducted
90 ihf first balcony from which d.
hooked lui upon the thousanlT " rail-
Vay mon. Thi rtllcrlca overhead wurt
Tho HHfhufIHriIc reception "a corded
H. Precedent upon his arrival nc ~.
afm0fy WtF rufilci ~ assurance thaI
b. railway men appreciated his pres
ta.s.
Ths armory was crowded when m,
rurIfss were opened with prayer by
~ Emil o. iiIrrch. Chairman J. II
walsh n ihr brotherhood % f.ocumo'
trva Engineers. prasidud and delivered
tn ming address Hc introduced
Mayor Harrison. who delivered the al
draat Uf welcome 90 PRECEDENT Mckin'
lsy The PRESIDENTS rrFpunse wal
listened 90 autnuysly. and frequently
interrupted With applause. President
Mckinley spoke 90 iol'owHi
PRESIDENTIAL ELoouENCE.
Il count myself fortunate 90 have
the privilege u meeting with this grca
railroad Organization IN this grca
metropolis. ! have had IN the laHt ter
days many most Interesting and pleas
ms experiences ns / have jpurncyr,
through th' country. but I assure got
that NOT ono of them has given m
greater pleasure than % meet the W.
men and mon connected with the Frra
railroads u the country. Applause.
u o. fortunate that thl1 great body %
representative men and women hny
assembled lu this city at a time whoi
Che people were celebrating the HuH
pension NJ h0FulltioH with early hope %
nn honorable. Just and triumphnn
peace The railroad men ~ the C1un
ty have always been Tor the country
Nrpnusrl
Tho railroad mon o. the cnuntr
have always been for the nag VI IN
country und in every crisis OF our nn
hhai history in war and peace III
men N our great organization hnv
bg,n loyal ana faithful 10 every dut
and obligation.
Yours ~ 40 once profession a
gftat risk and N grave responsibility
know u no occupation In the aphcr
u human endraNor which carries wit
u'aior obligations or higher rospon
t0lilrH than the profession Of rail-
10 men. You carry the commerce d
~ country you carry the rich treas
liu OF the country from tho Atlantl
% Nc Pacific ana you carry daily an
hllHy the frVlghtnRe of humanity
MY trust % your Integrity. % you
MNNgence and your fidelity Tor m
t.i, gunrdlng n their iivea, and l cor
ualulaie the country from the bottnl
lny heart that In this great systci
interviewer with the everyday M
W !he citizens ~ the republic.wo has
ilrl splendid character and such hig
ihlrlgence
y brng TO you today not only m
Ie,a wllI, but l bring tn you the scl
WI nnl respect OF 7O.Oo0,0Oo Of Amer
.Ah eluEena. tApplnuHe1 Your wnf
Hlore "a critical audience; you q
IN ana out every day before yot
v.uhlllWen, and YOU have ever d.
i'te from your countryiHsl the IN
.t,l praise and apor1val ~ ~,
.l,lY 70 the great interest you repr,
,nl The virtue NJ the people lirs {
", Connection ~ the republic. u
aef NJ lhe people IA IN the America
lr The virtue that comes out
ully altar NJ home II the mo
lroo'efs gift this nation has. ana vii,
voice m the people speaks from ~
.n' oi TIE people. u II n command
AsI... and the executive. II Is q
~ N The republic.
ihank YOU, my fellow citizens. 4
" cordial greeting, and ! congratl
~ you on tho evidences Of returnlf
O'peHty everywhere. (Oreat a
fs1.rl What yuu-what we all Wa
uu'iheaa prosperity when y.
M 80 'hAt you have something 10 q
la,. Ieu have II not then you O.
~" There are few emptlos now ,
track Great laughter and a
ip-r Ana there nre few rallroi
M" hnt employed now. (Applaus,
~ more You see tho freight car Il
wn'l you Zee the pay car. (Applnus,
iri1ln very glad 10 observe Inc FIJI
,o sh9M regiment az In your presen
49,. Applnusc). the gallant rel
nm. nude up Of the volunteers fro
uy., I'N.s'of Chicago, who took m,
a., u their hands and went to HI
rg 'p hkht the battle OF llber
,tsa'nHl oppression. l am slad A. Ia
wy. Opportunity To mnot thew nj
,bs,, mem' and to congratulate a