The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-14

indictment weather nsads his address Of very few words. Y He hndT ffnished before 1t was time for isfs sffaiu to de-; part Hel retired wtthip. stliess.car and within the drawing room E
 A large crowd had gstnersdat at goth. who had agreed to- appear at ss;ss O.. standinG the rear of { the train was halted at Nineteentfl Street and the people were. conseqie entity disappointed.
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 sTuscaioosA, Eeb. ls.4-( Especial. .)-- Tpscaioosians had, the pls&sure of ses- Ing 1T. and herring Jude ! williaps H: States. as he passed stkroush thfa city this eyening ons his way to cfncin- natl e>$ si '9ssg . Sls <tssf ss \ Plans for having Judge sTsfts make a short addresa here were maaefa Few days ago. Hon. F. c. Bazix kxsstdent Of the Board ef Trade eoTrsbpondinE with Mr . Taft 5pereonaliys zs< v '
 : Mr. aBlairy Mayor WifllaM da0ak and pr. John w. AbefcroE1has of tkhe Tut- versity, went to Meridian this aFuorn- ing to meet the distinguished visitor who will soon be st the head 4of this nation's affairs A frefnendoue crowd Of citizeps of thiscity and surrpundlng country gathered ct the Queen asd Crescent depot long before thes train bearing the Rreaident- t-elsct arrived. waiting patiently ina downponr os rain. The train was an hour late but N Swae understood the train would watt here fifteen minutes. ss < ! s.s s.s s.
 When the train drew in Hon.s II. c. Blair Introduced Judge Ta1k. hayang: 1
 Tt Is but natural that the people os Tuscaloosa and county would De de- sfrons of hearing. and seeing the man who would shortly Do at the head of our great nAtfon.~ .ss ~
 Judge Taft responded. saying:
 Ladies and Gentlemen of Tusea.t Ioosa: am more than proud to re. cetve such a warm welcome from you and thank you that you have gath cred here to hear me in this Indictment
 The train was gradually recsding from the station all the time and Mr. Taft was forced to cut hts speech short, closing by thanking the people of this community for their greetngs.
 Farewell, an New Oegensan.
 :. New Orleans. Feb fssrzPresidqnt- elect Taft today concluded hse stay in New Orleans and at the -saana tiEae com pIeted the schedule of @haa9 visits to Southern cities previous to his inau. guratton. March < .an ssA
 After spending neeriy-two days here he left at 9:2O o'clock this morning over the Queen and Crescent route. for cin-i cinnati. He will, remain there suFtst Tnesday morning, when he will go to Washington. asAf g ~
 In spite of the, fact :thaE, if was ai- most 2 o'clock this morning before MT. Taft made his exit fro fnth6 banquet comparatively early. hour at which it was necessary fer him fol arise today, incident to, his departure, 3here were no signs spf fatigue in his manner, as he welcomed the, party who escorted him to the station.ft Ills. characteristic good huinor was in ample evidence as he chatted with those gHthered to see him offs and as. he smllingiy waved good bySs as the train pulled .out
 : While Mr. Taftss time in New Or- leans was largely occupied with formal affairs, he found, the opportunity to put in nearly three hours yesterday in the pursnit of ehis sfagoFFtes dfyersion,' golf As the brilliant reception in honor Of Mrs { Taft was being held club. links. He hRd not become sum- ciently out of pfacties 10 play iOsing game. Instead, iie scored 0 cEedieable victory over his opponent, Philip Wer- lein. President of tfie Now 0fleans Pro- gressiHe union. under whose auspices he was entertained while in New or- leans. ls.e is, s r
 There was nothing tosmar sshe pro- gram for Mir 1afes enterfslnfnsnt in I New Orleans. From the ttfne~ that he landed at o'clock ThNrsday afternoon from thetcEniser Birmingham Co the ] hour Of his farewell this morning the various events whichs haS been mapped out, parade. speeches. banquet. and one or two minor functions. took place as schsdule3! -,ys ssf1s sssss < 's.ssf
 The weather, could not have been more ideal ! IL Twas ypfcally spring. like. The city wore 8 aigay sg4rb, with its profuses decorations of carnival and patriotic coiors. and rEasriads or electric Mayor Behrmans had requested that the carnival dserrati tious be. arranged earlier than usual in view of Mr. Taftsa visit. and hiss suggesttcn ggss carried out. = $ s,,s5sss, z.Y.3 ssgsis sSt z \
 Well how swsssi .Juase7' 7',s asked one of fthe newspaper orTespondents ae :. companyipg the sPresident- elect after the train had been boarded and saif had gotten comfortably seated. ,gs...
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 .sCsreat." replied the presD dsne- -elece. "The greatest time of our lives; red hot tina." and aEs recoIlections of the red pepper in the may lldi shss cooked ana Creole at the banq1et last night were still fresh in the minds .eS every- body in the little gathefsne {, thete was a laugh all around is 7
 Mrs, Taft disappSIntAd aslarge crowd af several thousa ad people, nearly &ii women, who had gal Iaef4d at the Leuia4 vile and Nashville fRtiqH. with tha sunderntahding that she was &oip& to Re over that route to wasfiingteR. Cir l.cnmstances aroses however; Wtich ne. | cessitAted Mrs raft accompa SyfEfg the l President-e elect to GinciRnatt where ahS will go with him to Washin&ton next | Tuesday, z t Ii; 1 4: With the President -eiect4 when the s4-t..f vs4,lfeSS sffY2a khfE If1fSrnifi % vvara