New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
ROOSEVELT REACHES CLEVELAND.
RECEIVED WITH GREAT ENTHUsIAsM-HIs
THROAT UNDER PHYSICIANS CARE.

THROAT UNDER PHYSICIANS CARE-
Cleveland, Ohio Oct. 1T.-This has been a day
of triumph for Governor Roosevelt in Ohio. To-
night the city of Cleveland gave him reception
rivaling any similar demonstration ever made
here. There was immense parade, consisting
of half score of brass bands, dozens of political
organizations, including many which had come
hither from other places to do honor to the can
didate for Vice-President. superior-st, the chief
thoroughfare through which the parade passed
was ablaze with electric lights. Along this brill
liant course thousands of rockets and f1ambeaus
fared. The walks were thronged with men,
women and children, who drew so near that the
horses of the various mounted sections almost
trampled them.
From the Union Station, riding in gorgeousiy
decorated carriage drawn by four white horses
in company with Governor Nash and senator
Foraker Governor Roosevelt was escorted
while bands played and cannon doomed salute
along the route of the parade. to a large tent
on Marcelline-ave, Newburg, the iron working
district, where he addressed a large audience on
the, subject of Prosperity His speech was
brief consisting of part of that delivered by
him an hour later at Central Armory, in Bono
ST. At the tent the Governor was followed by
Colonel Curtis Guild, jr, who made an eX-
haustiye address. Senator Foraker opened the
meeting at the armory, making strong appear a
in behalf of the Republican National ticket
a the close of his address Governor ROUSE
4eIt was introduced. The Governor spoke at
length on the issues of the campaign.
his was the fourteenth speech which Gov
ernor Roosevelt made in Ohio to-day, beginning
at Delaware which city, Marion, Upper San
cusky Carey Fostoria and Pemberville gave
him rolsiug receptions The first big demon
stration. however, was at Toledo, where the Gov
ernor addressed a crowd that almost filled the
great circus lot. An hour and hah was spent
there in parade and speaking. Leaving Ioledo
at 2:45 o. M the train made brief stops at
CLYDE Bellevue and Elyria, at all of which
places Governor Nash also spoke, as did Colonel
Guild. At Clyde the employees of a granite ana
marble company presented the Governor with
bucket filled with sandwiches pieces OF cake
and coffee and bearing the legend, 't1ght Hours
and a Full Dinner Pail"
Tonight DR.. Curtis. the Governors physician,
who will leave the train at Canton tomorrow
said: Governor RooseVelt's voice depends upon
the avoidance of over fatigue. If he exercises
little more care than he has in the past L think
he NAV be able TO fulfill his engagements but
could not guarantee any voice where twenty
FIVE speeches are made on two consecutive days.
with interrupted rest and under great nervous
strain. Otherwise Colonel Roosevelt is in superb
physical condition"
Since leaving Chicago last Wednesday morn
ing Governor Roosevelts train mas travelled
/ III miles and has been handled over twenty
separate lines of road.
Tomorrow morning Governor Roosevelt Will
leave Cleveland for Wheeling. speaking on the
wav at Canton the Presidents home, and at
Navarro A speech had been planned for Akron
but as the train viii pass there about D a. M
the Governor declined 10 speak 50 carly