The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09
PRESIDENTS BUSY Day.
WAS unaT GOING FROM BREAK
FAST TILL BEDTIME
Aete1As 0>saGSooe Services ~ Three
Ploooo, Ons ~ TheD . Chapel Ter
Ceoesoa Pespse, 60 when He Az
nvrasea . Few Pleasant WORDS.

Ceoosoa Pespls, - when He Al
AspessA . Few Pleasant wssss.
CHICAGO. Oct. s--sunday was net
day Of rest Tor President Mckinley. The
center OF q cstys festivities ard the one
desired object OF numerous committees ana
deaeg xfions wns kept busy from TIRE ume
a the last pun from his aftsr-breakfsst
ctxar Until tie last b3nsdicstcn Of the re-
1ie1ous services which Allied fss Gay has.
osen slyea- During the afternoon ana
evening he attended three religious seTF-
Ices, two tn the Auditorium and che ~
Quinn chapel. ~ which latter place ne
spoka few words 81 greeting 10 tne en-
thusiastlc colorsd congregation there as
sembied.
Al the exercises for children IN the An
dttorsum, durinS ths afternoon. the presi-
DENT, IN response TO prolonged cheerfng.
said: Il - not IKE 20 interrupt the sing
ing OF the American hymn By making
speech. can only expFesS TO you TIE very
great satiafaeiion y TO me e wi, ,sss.
this magnificent demonstration OF patriot
asm and. love o. Odd"
ne e b.. y. e. oss is , .sn s.1ss ...
g % sad.ss'r e.. .as nsa y
Rev. Father n. J. poornsy and the Rev:
J. Arondthaisr He vigorously srplauded
. mention OF Admiral Dewey made during
Father poornAys spspch.
Talks % CeIeseA People.
At his apartments In the Auditorium An
n9s. The president WAS met by = delegation
OF oosored men from Quinn chapel. and
1ecopted their invitation % speak Few
words TO the colored folk The dimiy
pc:ntmsnss. was ia strange contrast 10 the
maGnincsncs Of the scene ~ the services
earlier IN the day. The president said:
ny friends. It gives me great pleasure
4hs noblsGt sentiment IL the human heart
thss inciudss love d hons. the corner
2.oas g ssT.nItA ana ssts.y; Your race race
ssif-saorincs. th!s love II the fias By dy.
hdeiity and loyalty. The nation has appve-
sssa Il ins s. sass .s . ss q the ~: s osy
fought in Cubs, but IN ,th~ Philippines. and
q liberty and hope to q oppressed peo-
Reesives IafessAaI Calls.
VIII nr MeKn.y ya ssa ne. S.lss1 Az a,s
nokinley received infst5nai calls from
nsnsbers Of the presidential party. When
s e :: :sr made ss s e esss: . .ss ss s
Williams. whess prasidsnS and Mrs Me-
xiu,ey and Miss HAsber had arranged to
dine. Mrs Mekinley upsst the plans Of the
had planned that Charles Tfuax. B. ]. Ro-
seminal and r. G.. Keith should rids with
the ctty's distinguished gueats At the last
monens Mrs. Mckinley announced her
husband during the ride The dissppoint-
"a trio Of committeeman accepted this with
aood trace and climbed into carriage by
themselves.
DslisAts . Little Boy.
whenesss the president appeared in his
throns Of people In all sorts Of vehicles
from the bicycle 81 the ausom6biie 90
persistent and withai 10 prstsy was little
asrrY Allen storm who. mounted on his
lcwed the president that upon h!s arrival
ef the hotel from the home or Cart McWii-
Hams. the nations chief sent for the boy.
mock sn the isd's nsnd and covered him with
he crowds drawn here by the fall fes-
ttvai again damned the streets today
he Illuminated court Of. homer me po o.
t1ce today decided that the streets in the
vicinity or the postofncs whore the corner
stone - 70 be latd tomorrow BY the prasi.
dent shall be kept absolutely free from Pc
destrians and vehicles. People win not
b allowed 10 usc the sidewalks unless
upon Imperative business This 10 the
most stringent order ever given here for
President Mckinley was treated 70 q
pleasant surprise when he arose this morn
ING, Hts brother. Ahncr. accompanied By
Col. y a. Brown. arrived Al the annex
early IN tho morning and were the frst TO
greet the chief executive and Mrs. Mckin-
ley. The PRECEDENT had quite long talk
the various members Of the cabinet. sce-
retRry Of War Root went 10 tbs urasi.
dents apartments with q large number OF
kilograms and remained there for over an
hour.
Osatioa ~ the Auastsriuu.
auditorium tonight attending the union re-
iiGsous service Hundreds were turned
away, The appearance Of Preslden, Me-
kiniey Was the signal for Wild applause.
70 the audience repeatedly. Mrs McKin-
ley did nos attend the services
Inc pru&ramtne opened with Gu!lmant' Q
A rshsa.9 w. March an erssn prelude BY
Lords Prayer by Rev. Sevrtnghc house. a re-
sponssve alhlo reading was lead BY Bishop
BENJAMIN W. Arnett. Of The African NJ u
man =, ~, ssarp ssmosl ranews as chair
h.v. William Lawrence. who spoke ON
The Moral Power OF Chicago"
damascus Triarphal March was
rendered By the Apollo Musical Club and
after an address by Rev r. A. N~hi,a
The ktar-Spangaef banner" By she Ano,la
Club was greeted with much applause
President Mckinley and most Of h,s
party then retired from tho hail Il, their
hotel apartments ''s''
Awaiting the president at IN. annex AZ.
Ter the anion religious services We're f,ss
Tanner and hts entire staw president NJ.
hJniey CORDIALLY net the governor ara
WAS then presented 10 each member OF IN.
STAN, An Informal chat sAiiawea 49,
which TIE president retired for the nIgat.
DEWEY ATTENDS CHURCH.