The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-25
SALT LAKE TO OGDEN.
Splendid Excursion to Meet Colonel
Bryan and PARTY.

Over 300 went to Ogden to hear Mr..
Bryan. OF these over 100 constituted a
reception committee Each one wore
proudly pinned on him, or her, for half of
this number were ladies, a red badge. AL
most all of the notable Democrats Pop
unsts ana silver Republicans were on this
Train OF i've coaches filled to suffocation,
and inconvenience went forth to Ogden
joyous and light of heart 1t was an
event OF their lives. Judge King had
Ga9gnt ,5 the tram az Layton and he and
Judge Powers, both of whom had their
families with them, were perhaps the
most popular men on the train. There
were. too. most of the delegates to the
Kansas City convention, which will nom
mate Mr.. Bryan. Mrs. Cohen, the oniy
woman who has ever been chosen as an
alternate TO national convention was
aboard with Miss Mary Baird, who is a
cousin OF Mrs. w. J. Bryan. Miss Baird
is a Republican, and there are some ladies'
or Republican beliefs here who advised
her not to make the trip. But her regard
partisan feeling.
There was music, too, on the train.
Held,s band played patriotic music and
the Salt Lake Silver corps made merry
with its flutes. Those who were on the re-
ceptlon committee were the following:
j. h Moyle, chairman of the Demo-
cratic committee: J. NJ Cohen, secretary
OF the Democratic committee; County At
torney Graham T. Putnam, Judge John
w. Burton, Lou Johnson, f. J. Gustin,
Hon. E. w. Wilson, Judge o. w. Powers
ana wife, eX-Congressman John T. Caine.
i. V. Williams, Mrs. Amelia F. Young
Mrs. Paine. Mrs. Herbert Paine, c. II
Berry, b. b. Quinn, John H Eccies OF
Sconeld, +. 7. Nystrom, John II. Tillet
= L. West, J. p. Bamberger. E. W. Crit
nth, Hon. w. Nj. Roylance, James Thorn
son and wife, Councilman John B. Reid
and wife, r. w. Wright and wife, Judge
w: ii. King and wife, Mrs. r. a. Wilcox
John GALLAGHER and wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
/
Bishop j. 8. Rawlins, Hon. w L. H. Dot
son, Alexander McMaster, Thomas E
Taylor. William Mcqueen, Hon. r. X
Thomas; Miss Ray Campbell, Miss Clint
ney lillian, jr., H. D. Folsom, Mrs James
Mack, Jr., Colonel II. G. Snyder and wife
Mrs; George c; ReiSer,- Judge w. s.
bert Scare. Sheriff Howells. Mahroni
Spencer of Taylorsville, Mrs. Anna
Meier. Hon. Abel J. Evans of Lehi, F. J
Rawlings, Ben 7. Thomas, John Morgan,
Irvine. City Attorney Frank 3. Stephens,
]. d. Flenner editor of the
Boise Capitol; J. J, Riley, Joseph
Bull, Noble Warrum, a. L. Heaston and
wife, Matt Collinson. Judge Hiles, Alfales
Young, Mrs. j. II. Moyle, Charles Crane,
Miss Anna Lynch, Miss Leonia Pratt,
Mrs. Milando Pratt, Mrs. A. w. McCune,
Miss Jacketta McCune. Milford Van
Wagner of Midway, W. S. Willis of
Heber, c. s Kinney, Milando Pratt, jr.,
John B. Hayes, viii Sullivan. Maxwell
Beaver and wife, George H. Wood and
wife, Mrs. F. S. Fernstrom, Mrs. H T.
Fernstrom, A. c. Matheson, D. P. Felt.
w. c. A. Smoot, jr-, Albert Graves, Judge
H. p. Henderson, Soren X. Christensen,
Otto Malmberg of Utah county, John
Green, Robert Sleater, Walter Sloan,
Frank Collett, Harry T. Ball, John Shea,
Judge L. W. Shurtliff of Ogden, GEORGE
Thackrah, Judge lie Grand Young,
George Storrs of Utah county, J. C. Jen-
sen, Frank p. Mcguire, J. Meachem, Os-
car b. Young of Utah county, Alex H.
Tarbet Colonel Nick Treweek, George
Dern, Mrs. Joseph H. Haslam, Mrs
Thomas w. Green, Mrs. A. Z. PouItOn,
Mrs. Frank Thatcher, r. p. Morris,
County Attorney Jacob Evans of Utah
county, Mrs. Elizabeth Roundy, Mrs. S.
A. Kenner, Mrs. II. ]. Hayward Miss
Estelle Smith, w. B. Hughes of Spanish
ThnraSnn and Chair.r,nn ?, LII