Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-20
FIRED CRUISERS LAST SHOT
u,s Greeted by Some of Servants
Who Had Lived on Place in His
Mothers Young Womanhood
HAD PICTURES TAKEN WITH THEM
Paid a fine Tribute to Senator Clay
And Also to Ex- Senator Cock
rell Of Missouri

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mlehi see the old homestetu Where ms
.,o,hrr suc1t her glrlhOOd, and which
h,,,,, bride The visit was
t"e '.'' -. .,i,.l
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tluus, and as his carriage drove away
,.,,, ths old Bulloch mansion, where
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MS H"'"'' "'Nu ''''
ilent murmurel 10 Mrs' hooseNel''
can hardly bear 20 leave here
r,. ,..sf5ont reocbe1 Roswel AZ
l"' '. ',,'' -, $3.50, ,,.a- ,,,,
G@ tosN 'll' ''''ns anu was J'i'-
ed here by senator ana Mrs cay VINO
uero his guests at breakfast He then
..1 ,or.ioco aud ,,os drl,,e,, 10
enter" o. ''''
the mansion inns me olu hoIleSledu
Is now the properly Of j. u. Wing,
n,,bsr merchant Of this section who
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HFes Hl d VIE" "'' ''S'e'' "'s' "'oN'
the postmaster of Roswell Here he
500. ere,,od no two old servants v.oo
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N'u 'H '"c Y''V' uu''"s MS '""'''l
young NoihahAoou' one oI 'uese Is
A'n. "'a''' VINO "''eu as '"a'd 10
bsrgme Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and
the other Is William Jackson who dec
GRATED tine mansion on the occasion Of
The marriage Of It's young mistress, The
president was deeply touched as he
shook ,he hands OF these Old servants.
lg company with Mrs Roosevelt he
then Inspected the house, calling TO the
attention OF the company many met.
dents connected with his mothers
childhood Before leaving the mansion
b posed wish Mrs Roosevelt for Il
flttura which included Aunt Grace
lnd 'Doidy william
From the homestead the president
was driven 10 The town park where
stand had been erected from which be
delivered an address. He was Welcom-
Cd 20 Roswell by Charles NJ. Reed, a
student Of Mercer university who In
ile course of a well chosen address,
'ail ,1e only reason ne could see for
'ae selection OF himself TO deliver this
N.''i' ~ 90 bNNhh0' VI tilt llGSlltlA |
we'll known fondncss for having young
men Identified with public affairs
senator A. :. Clay introduced the |
president who was enthusiastically |
greeted as he arose 10 speak,
GtAD 10 I'M, ~ posvrrrr
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ln bis address the president said:
You can have no idea OF how much |
u means 10 me to come back 20 Ros-
we'll To- The home OF my mother and |
my mothers people ana 10 see the spot |
which ! already know 50 well from |
"lat my mother and my auuts have !
ioi1 me- j has been exactly as II I |
were visiting some old place of my
childhood 1t has meant very much |
10 nae 90 be introduced by Senator Clay,
senator Clay has been altogether too |
Kind n what he said about mo Nov, |
! ann going 10 say nothing whatever
b1, NE bare facts about Senator Clay, |
ana those facts amount To- this: II tho |
average man ! had to deal with I'm
public lfc POSSESSED senator CLAWS |
hIm devotion to what he deems rlgnt. !
10y task would be 80 easy that |
Do would no. be worth mem |
ton.ng / have gone TO Senator |
clay for advice ana counsel and helm |
ever since I have been in Washington |
llst as ] Went To Senator Cockren VI |
missouri while he was in the senate, |