The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-04
HAYWOOD PARTY
OFF FOR DENVER
Accompanied by John H. Muir
ply, Who Has Gained
Strength.
QUIET DAY IN THIS CITY
BIG DEMONSTRATION AWAITS
HOMECOMING IN DENVER.

William D. Haywood left Salt Lake for
Denver last night, after a quiet twenty
four hours passed in a visit with reia-
uves here. He took the Rio Grande Ne.
4, which left Salt Lake last night at
7:50 clock, and will arrive in Denver
this evening, day later than he had an
ticipated. The demonstration which had
been planned for last evening was post
pOned until tomorrow, but a rousing IN
formal reception will be given him by the
iabOring men who will meet him at the
station and escort him TO his old home.
Accompanying Mr. Haywood on his tri-
umphal journey to Colorado are Mr..
Murphy, his dying attorney, and Mr..
Haywood's wife and family. Mr. Murphy
was in critical condition when the party
arrived in Salt Lake late Friday evening.
and remained in the Holy Cross hospital
during his stay here. wire was re-
ceiVed yesterday from Mrs Murphy say
ing that she had left Denver yesterday
morning on her way to Salt Lake, and
instructing Dr. BrisbOw, his physician,
not to attempt to take the sick man on TO
Denver.
Murphy Is Stronger.
Mr.. Murphv's condition was so much
improved yesterday. however, that his
physician decided that he could stand
the trip on to his home Mrs Murphy
was stopped by wire a GlenWOod Springs
y
and return to Denver with her husband.
At the station last evening there was
a large gathering OF union men who went
10 the depot to see MIR. HAYWOOD and to
bid him farewell. Mrs. Haywood was
carried from her cab into the drawing
room of the Pullman by her stalwart hus-
band. During the wait at the depot Mr.
Haywood informally received many of
the wOrkingmen who were anxious "a
shake hands with him and to cOngrat-
uate him on his acquittal
An incident at the station which ap-
pealed to the crowd was the paying OF
Mr.. HaywOOd's cab fare by an italian
bartender, who wore his blue union but
ton prominently on his coat. The fare
was $50. and the bartender refused To
allow Haywood to recompense him. He
finally asked an autograph of Haywood
which was eheerfully given.
Stream of Visitors.
At the residence of James Killeen. 2I7
West Fifth North street. where Mr. Hay
wood stopped while in Salt Lake. there
was steady stream of visitors all day
long. Some of them knew Haywood in
his youth in Salt Lake, and in other
places where he lived prior to his ar
rest: others were working men who called
partly because of curiosity and partly
because they wanted to show their al
legiance TO the labor cause
The day was passed quietly as pos
sible. the labor leader endeaVOring to get
little rest after the trying months al
Dozens of kilograms were received from
Denver and cities on the itinerary ask
ing for information as 10 when Haywood
would leave Salt Lake. At 1 o'clock YES
terdaY morning a telephone message was
received from Denver inquiring as to the
plans of the Haywood party. Acting Sec
rotary Kirwan of the Western Federation
of Miners wired to know on which train
Haywood will leave Salt Lake. num-
her of officials of the federation will
meet the train at Colorado Springs and
go TO Denver with Mr.. Haywood.
Both Arrive Tonight.
Charles IT. Meyer, the president of tbs
Western Federation of Miners. who has
been released on $4,000 bail, left Boise
yesterday morning and win arrive IT
Denver this evening at about the same
time that Haywood Will arrive there
The demonstration in Denver had beer
planned particularly for Haywood anC
Meyer had delayed his departure from
Boise so that he would arrive after Hav.
wood had been received. Haywood
missed connections al Ogden on Friday
however. and as a result they will botl
reach Denver this evening.