The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-30

phirc The line Of march was then
advanced to the Flnien hotel. where
the president made a ave minute
speech
A banquet Al which 100 plates were
laid was given AZ the Thornton hotel
Mayor Mullins presided and the guests
Included Senator Clark and other dis.
,lugaished MouiAnans.
From the banquet table the president
Was driven 70 Columbia gardens. where
be made a 20 minute speech. along the
lines followed Ia the Spokane speech
INTRODUCING the main points 81 his
address the president said
1t would have been a great pleasure
10 have come 10 Butte ia any event
but Il IL a double pleasure TO come here
At the Invitation Of the representatives
II the wAgcworkcrs Of Butte. DO not
say merely 'WorkingTnen. because |
hold tina, every good American who
does his duty must be = Norkingman
tAppiauscD There are many different
kinds 81 work 10 do. bot 30 long as
the work Is honorable. is necessary
and IL well done. the man who does
Il well Is entitled TO the respect OF
his fellows
\, ih a great pleasure 10 come here
10 see this marvellous city. which has
ihTiyen and grown 10 a degree well
uiEh unparalleled In the past and
which do not see how Il can be par
alieled IN the future. I have come
here 20 this meeting especially a. the
guest. the invited guest of the wage
workers and am happy TO be able to
say that the Kind Of speech Twill make
10 Won would make Just in exactly
the same language to any group 81
employers or 20 any of our citizens in
any corner Of this republic" Gap
plAuEel
There he was presented with a hand,
some souvenir. in the shape Of his
photograph. engraved on copper and
framed In a copper frame. in the name
Of the citizens Of Butte.
orea, Crowd a, Helena.
Helena. Mont. May 2S.-Presideut
RooscSclt's special train arrived here
over the Northern Pacific at s:S0
O'Clock in the morning on schedule
time. An immense crowd was at the
station to greet the president Around
the station Gordon OF soldiers had
been stationed. while a battalion Of
the Twenty fourth United States in.
fantry from Fort Harrison was drawn
up opposite the train,
Battery A. National Guard. com
menccd the presidential salute on the
arrival OF the train.
Among the delegation at the sta.
ton were many old time western
friends Of President Roosevelt. One Of
the FIRST persons he inquired about
was John Willis, hunter and trapper.
of Thompson. Mont, with whom he
had camped years ago In this state.
After an informal reception at the
station President Roosevelt and Sec.
rotary Loeb. accompanied by Cover.
nor Toole and Mayor Edwards, enter.
ed carriages and the parade moved to
the capitol. On the way the procession
passed several thousand school chill.
dren. massed In front OF the high
school building. The main audience
was at the capitol. where the president
made a so minute address from the
grand stairway to the main entrance.
Indian Escort at Poeateno.
Poeatello, Idaho. May 2S.-when
President Roosevelt arrived in Poca.
tello on Thursday morning he met
with perhaps the most novel re.
ception he has experienced. on his trip.
Three miles north OF town the presl.
dental train was met by 500 mounted
Indians from the Fort Hall reservation.
CARRIED in their faneiest regalia. and.
by arrangement with the railroad Of.
tcials, the train slowed down TO a
speed not Inconsistent with the capa-
city OF the Indian ponies, During the