The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-04

DEADwooD. s. ID. Oct. s-~rmmcdtate-
~ upon the arrival az the Roosevelt sre-
cial train al peadwaod al : o'clock to-
night, Gov Roosevelt and Senator noi-
liver were taken IN carriages through the
streets of pendwood 70 the Deaaweod mar
row gauge railroad, where the party en-
tered train and were taken TO Lead.
mining camp. where two speeches were
made, one was Of some length. In Miners
hail. 10 closely packed house, and the
other brief talk from the carriage to
much larger crowd whics could not gain
sdmittance
The street demonstration in Deadwcad
as the carriages passed through tho
streets was extraordinary. Men and wo-
men. mounted ard on foot. nilea the
streets and lined the sidewalks Tho night
was Illuminated by electric lights. rockets
innumerahlc torches. by fireworks of all
descriptions. and above all the features OF
tho demonstration was the Wild rush for
the carriage which contained The rov-
ornor. and the cheers and cries that greet.
cd hts progress during the Journey be.
tween stations The crowd was the moat
denonstrative and excited that has yet
lseen mel on his long journey OF moro
than 300 mites.
Gov. Roosevelt made short speech at
the opera house In Dsaawcod. which could
not hold fraction of the people who
wished TO get IN.
After the speaking Gov. Heuasveit was
presented with hridie hy citixcna ~
stursis. Meade county, lso strong. who
had fravsled fourteen miles 20 attend the
night meeting and to hear him speak
At II p m. the train pulled sut FOR val.
entine. Neb.. and for outaha. az which
latter city a meeting will be held. after
which the Iowa stssa Republican com.
mttsee will take charge of tho party for
nne day.
Relates n slama~w.
When Gov. Roosevelt mounted the rlst-
farm AZ cbadrpn. where a twensy.rninmse
Atop was made 10 aiis~ him to address
the people who had assembled there, state
Senator D. II. Nandusen. OF South Omaha.
presented 10 Gov. Roosevelt set of spurs
o. she cowboy type. In hshslf ~ the Me-
hfaskA deieaation 70 the national cpny~n.
tion on Republican league elmhs. Gov.
Roosevelt responded briefly. expressing
hts thanks. tie easds
Before | begin my speech ! want 10
10 semething that | ha.s na4 done tn
the campaign at all bsfsre now. and that
" 10 answer nn* ~ the lies cifrulasta
Ia Fefer~ne~ 20 ms. have not hitherto
Thought u worth whilr, bat / have read
a telegram from gspsi Alien O. Fisher.
stating tAat the HnpAaiAts have convince
ianar ORGANIZATIONS ibns Roosevelt said
n she Auditorium after the Tssllsnsn
strike hat aHy man who engages III q
etriks nr any mMn wha g9ex where n
ssftke fs on should he shot Capt Flsher
states that some yresiancn hnA teea given
IS ihat seatenant. ara | therefore want
20 RnAwer H. Yet II - rnnvt irritating 20
have to st0op 10 answer such q state
usnt. for skesid stgpg~e that anyBns
~ ramFnem intelligence wuslsa knaw that
! nat only nevrr na4fe saea statement
hut tnat I ana iasagAhlr ~ making is A.
shat time had Msx4* spoken ia Shs An.
aiseriam, e. ssHEln Nifh. Rn1 l nevsr nais
anything RHy wheYe. 81 ANY h9rnaa being
oul nf which a0ai3 be euna,rpefed eny
sunh abatement il j. Hai only = Ne.
bnt q ees nsale up Bg reepie who knew
II was 4 ise. - he fife8iAtei ~ efhsfs
@ho aiso kBem Il t0 ae . lssr