Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-10

there was scarcely any evidence OF
strike beyond the presence Of the po.
lice and occasional caravans Of gu0r6
ed wagons,
Sixteen hundred deputy sherifs have
been sworn In FOR strike duty and this
body Of men also was IN service today,
but there seemingly was little Tor the
deputies 10 do,
THE PRESIDENT ARRIVES,
Chicago, May l0,--presldont Roose.
volt'S train arrived at the Chicago a
Northwestern train depot u few minutes
after noon, ana Was met by Graomc
stewart and other members OF the re-.
cepton committee, President Roosevelt
ana rarity Immediately started for the
Auditorium annex, President Roosc'
Welt was given n hearty welcome by
Gov, Donoen, Mayor Dunno, delegations
from the Merchants, the Hamilton, ana
the lroquols clubs, n number OF alder
men end other city officials Tho streets
through which tho presidents carriage
passed were lined with police and men
IN uniform ana plain clothes men min.
glod with the crowd everywhere, There
were $50 policemen along the drive from
the northwestern dopot 20 the Audi
forum and an equal number IN the pa
mde from the hotel 60 the Hamilton
club, In addition TO these there were
oyer 30 detectives who followed the
presidents carriage and watched tho
crowds closely for any disturbances,
chief OF Police O'Ncil preceded the
presidents procession IN n carriage ana
personally supervised the arrangements
and saw tina, the streets were clear
IN the advance OF the limo OF carriages
were 10 mounted police, tho pick OF the
department.
Behind the presidents carriage rodo
eight detective eorgcanta IN two car.
rIagcs, Thoy were tho presidents per-
sonal bodyguard, This bodygu0rd was
chosen by chief O'Nci They wore silk
hats and Prince Albert coats,
one hundred and nifty policemen
guarded the depot upon the arrival OF
The president aud 20 men were tatlonod
IN the streets surrounding the depot,
Keeping the crowds IN line and ready ~
reserve force IN case OF any disturb
ancc, Another squad Of lb0 men had
command OF tho Auditorium hotel ANA
vicinity,
WON'T PETITION PRESIDENT,
Chicago, May lO--Rcprcscntatives of
labor have abandoned their plan OF
pe,itIoning President Roosevelt while
Ia chicago today, TO use hls good Of.
hccs ~ bringing about a settlement or
the strike THIS afternoon G., Il, Shea,
president OF the Tcumsters union, SAID
president Roosevelt VIII not be asked
60 arbitrntc the strike, Mono OF the
committee appointed win call on him,
We 10 not SEQ what good II VIII do labor
TO ASK the president TO arbllrate tho
strike
Although the route had been kept 40
ortt and the streets cleared for block
from the station, the police Gordon lin
ing certain streets gave the crowd SUM
Client clue,
Tho sidewalks along the line OF marcel
were packed solldly with people, for
the most part workIngmon,
Tho route was through the whole
sale district except for the last few
blocks, ana II was not until Jackson
boulevard was reached that anything
but worklngmen and womon's fnces
worO gocn, There was no domonstfn.
tion Of any Kind, but good win along
tho entire route Many Of the build.
inga were decorated Win llags while
other flags were waved by the workers
within The route taken 10 the hotel
was almost tho only ono by which tho
| president could have reached there
without passing under the elevated
railways numerous times, This wns
avoided by the police arrangements,
which were carried out admirably.