The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
Roosevelt IN
THE WINDY CITY
Ovation to the Chief Executive at
the Auditorium.
STREETS NEAR HALL PACKED
DEPARTURE OF THE PREsI-
DENTAL PARTY FOR WEST.


Chicago. April Six thousand peo-
pie iu a hall the seating capacity or
which ls but 5000 gave encouragement
10 President Roosevelt when he
stepped upon the stage of the Audi
torlum tonight. The great building has
held many q throng. but never one that
was more uustIuted iu it's applause Tor
any man than the crowd that nliea IL
tonight From ,he first floor 20 The
roof 10 was packed Co its utmost ca
pacity. Every seat was occupied. ana
although the aisIes were kept clear, an
the space iu the lobbies and on the
starways was taken. and even the
passagevays leading 90 The hail from
the lower floor were iammed with nun
urcds of men who were utterly unable
90 hear word of the president s..
AN that came 90 them was The roaI
of applause from within. and with
such l0yaI tongues did they accept
their cue that several times they We're
giving vent to cheers when those Oh
the inside had died away and the presl-
dent had resumed his address. Twice
during the evening chief of Police
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must cheer i'm better time or he would
be compelled 20 clear the stairway.
Streets TANNED
In the street outside for more than
am hour before the time set for the
opening of the presidents address
, small assemblies of policemen were
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~ ~ ga. .f 10 Tra ,af.arl. ,-.r.
stretched In 4..FI. lime ALONG Am the
yrsu-- fr1r,s,Jf XIV. Tf.,uirr Tho bufId-
irr and 1,, ,,.rs,,r7 Mn, could mat -v-
bfbit ..rei.,-f.r- ..,-frii-e hin, ro adj
mission IN Mn. .I.Ir WAS r,arnirfad upon
rha V8TL Tba lam al fha doors of the
han fan fbfrf,. .,1fnuf.s Drana5ipa the
Time 40 tyhf.1 Tho rresiHaur MAS to
omen his address MAS ar "A character
10 TEST The r8rf.nra ,r tha poIira with
out and within.
When rha nrasf1arr asa,rraH no the
members Of tha local committee. ap-
rtared ON fba uI4fforul ba 1ygs met
with enthusiasm rha y3sr crowd rising
40 ITS feet and suuuIanautins IFS hearty
Il eerE with waving programmes and
fIu,rlug handEerchiers.
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III All u O-~ o-H'
ne president ACKNOWLEDGED his re-
seHLop with repeated bows. and took
ms seat between Franklin MacNeagh,
SIsvor i s ,i,. Oh ,.s eco, '.,,.'i, . AM az.
could be- heard Mir Narya4rn I'm -
few words. announced that tha rs mons
chief executive would b. made wel-ume
90 the CITY hv Mayor Harrison. vino
then spoke briefly. extending t1 the
president a hearty welcome and fy-
pI, ssiue the pleasure felt hy lin. 1auuIe
of Chicago al his visit and offarinar To-
him their best wishes for a laupv and
pleasant trim during his Two moutI- If
vacation
The president bowed his thanks Cd
Mayor Harrison ana ta.Nr NarVeaeH
who introduced him loo his audience
and EXPRESSED his pleasure al the cor
dial reception extended To- him ON the
first stop of his long trim. and then
turning directly OBJ the audience m 'front.'
of him. proceeded m his peculiarly en-
ergetic manner to- deliver his address.
lie had some difficulty BE- commencing.
Tor the reason tuat the cheers that hal
greeted his first auuear-uce i'm The hall
burst forth with renewed yigur. and it
was several minutes before DE was
able t0 proceed. The address through-
out was received iu the most cordial
manner. and with as much approval for
the manner iu which 10 was delivered as
Tor the matter which e. contained
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