Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
ant LAKERS AT INAUGURATION.

81 Route, e. A1 inaugural s and We s, Il.
,hrugn w. and have a being W,
I've ' ssasd upon royalty or, or T groe
tre s ,or + in this land of the here irsa
rtnd' i0' " +" nave not been blinded
81 our ' ,y,5Ded elbows with amOas'
We nave s,.olgn secretaries and plenl-
~, ,l lg,'c Of high and low degree zee,
F''Il'' bravo goods have stood ','
q on, s,g and out of all the turm MOI.
81 ''D ,,,gniacence, military display
C'l MACS bands, hotel extoruon'
bare ~ rains and railroad incompe.
tHI '.e 40 emerge, breathing a ferYeh'
tt0 thankfulness that we are At
pnr .D.rard bound, that the s' ,Se
~ ssSstpd us that we live IN the
40 y, uSO hat the elbow room ana
rts' any, pihe mountains aud pral-
hog 'p1syS nearer with each reVo-
pa N our car wheels
90. no denying that II Was q
Inu ,Ning 10 have passed Ihrousn, = Snu
great !hlne All over we may CONFESS
rg0 my nj mi Of pride that we teIt ~
70 the MN ali the multitude that
common WI" ~ n country able TO cele.
W. s,,s me Inauguration Vi a 1,n and
pray cate with so much poHiP anu
mas.sul" There were those N Wash'
bnllhHyS, o sourly contrasted the az
lrgiOa Wn oj display Of the occasion
most 80 eaysre simplicity Of Jefferson
VIA I ro5e horseback 10 me G ,,., ,Go
N.p he was Inaugurated Jus. wv
VOL, ,eo but the ready answer Is re- ,
years "s 5Sot zee are living In changed
ilH.l ,, nS conditions, that people
i'ngs 'S get together to celebrate then
e1ueH e ear now and that they dIdn, |
ag u tbe money to do Il II they rou I,.
l MANLY the fault finders were III 'he
l'i.'' r,irorIty az far as couid te
'a'l hv annearances everyone IRON
les'pp ,ssident down to the rows OF
% -, girls on the sidewalk, seemed
S S.' OFF for a royal good tline ana
..oughly determined on having )"
T., M. my intention to weary you
% detaned description OF the IN
sin ceremonies or Of the gaia ap-
1910 ea~co Of the city; you have douDt--
4. Mad all that from the Assoelat ,...,.
p..ss But perhaps a lew hearer
l's, n some OF the events ana lie
,,S,ss concerned In them, impress
I've, aimed in and from the multi
,.5l. wbo gazed, listened and shouted,
nav 40, be without some interest 10
yoll readers
r., begln then, We were q merry
t,rb M Salt Lakers Of both sexes, I'D
r.shlrytop 10 do the event we mao
o,s.mWed without any preconcelN
rg,ior ,hat we should meet ana nad
res.el each other with all the emu
s.tsra,. that Salt Lakers who barely
t..o each other a. home MANIFEST
chep tboy meet each other abroad.
", ba1 cot established In Washington
1.ly after much tribulatlon. Those
yho had arrived early had secured
rooms al various hotels at only quad
rris nrices. others had obtained pri-
yats apartments at all sorts Of fancy
rates ana yoma had cots in hotel corrl-
3r.s with anyone and everyone for
Seeming a.0uaintances | had almost
aid hel'al0us. Most Of US, through
,se courtesy Of our members in Con-
gress. had been provided with tlckeN
10 The platform erected Ip front OF the
Senate wing Of the Capitol, close by the
covered tribune. q smaller stand, capa-
bic o. seating fifteen or twenty people
3hora the President was TO deliver
h, Inaugural address As there were
90 reserved seas. our first aim on
Monday morning the fourth, was TO get
900 @ry with a view to getting places
q, near the tribune as possible The
SAINT aim seemed TO have inspired a
ta.r proportion Of the floating popua-
Don o. the city, for when we arrived
DE choice positions had nearly all been
prompted and thousands were pour
ng into the square In front Of the
Prsldents position blocking up solid
y and reaching back 10 the steps OF the
great library building. From every
direction came the sounds Of bands,
and through the trees and bushes moth.
ing was 10 be seen but troops moving,
ayalry marching and colors flying. ali
on the way TO take up their positions
fer the parade which was to immedI-
alely follow the inaugural ceremonies.
II was an Inspiring spectacle, truly,
and we all leasted our eyes upon IL 10
The utmos, as We stood on the rapidlv
Filing platform, and waited for the
ceremonies inside the Senate chamber
TO De brought to close. The Senate
room being but small one. the attend
ance there was limited TO dignltarles
ana officers, and but few OF us had a
onat'e 10 get within the sacred pre-
cncls Aunt" En- Wells. a CUES,
Oh senator and Mrs Kearns, was one
0l Ihe exceptions, We were told thar
senator Depew paid $40 each for six
sta's lor members Of his family buy-
las ron people who had been lucky
tor. ' O'"0' sena-
vt', ~ n4'e STOOD Tor nearly two hours
S sH,l movements in front begin IN in,
tIaN mat the time for the annaar-
NV Oh 'he no,ables is at hand A |
~ IVY oI cavalry rattles up. parts |
't.. 'oNI aho faces the Presidents |
W. w. We recognize Colonel Willard |
, iga"s and Major F. A. Grant sldo nv |
s s ana We wave handkerchief ana |
ihs S.e a,. " vain efforts to attract |
gr ,o attention; the distance is Too |
ia6 5a., however, and as certain sedate |
bs Ie5 Va lne stand object 10 our exbu.
S SI,l"Is, We deslst The bic canital |
s'V va. V3oHs out the hour ~ moan ana
to p5Sr 5ovI minutes ,s after people begin
cbs,1,.u g , lhe steps from the SENATE
tbs,. ~, Ilnllcallng that the ceremonles
c5s,.s NV saaed-they were only brIef
J,r No. NE swearing in of Presi.
~, ..a.,,Alnley and Vice P,osldan,
l,v,,sS.r, ~. Zoe advance guard Is tho
N7 nv. nsn--ihe Press Gang-and
IN AL. uNh TO the seats reserved
Ilg p,- \. ue Residents right hand
De r,fa .''' hfty or 50. and lnclndn
PAPER. ~ lor the great metronolitan
Ygk J,v, mes Creelman OF the New
inGg NJ ,.i,. IS pointed out to us
d,o,,.,,,sa losrs Of the House in ro,h -Ou
ON IS y y fashion, and We easi,y r" NAY,
isT,, n. =, asure Of our King wbn DIN plVh
b.r m \ ~ steps with an elderlv r IN,
!, }. ~ ,s az arm. They All mass % ' oiono
!, 5,i ss, we might easily baii ,bo r,oss
>. 49,, 10y tone Of voice Tbe sne aa,, w
y, r ,1ig much older and more se yr'ne
losr s,a recognize Depew H ser%'e
g,kly1 no, Others, but they file down S,'', so
.0rs "a ,sat we have NO ,,noo NV" 80