Show CROWDS THRONG ALL THE HOTELS Guests Put to Bed in Attics and Halls Hals 4 THE EXODUS BEGINS EGINS TODAY I ENTERTAINMENT IS PROVIDED FOB POR FOB T THE K VISITORS VIOR t Like a Mighty Army Arm Any sang the Episcopalians yesterday Like a mighty army they swept down upon Salt Sal Lake City from all aU directions directions I tons until It really realy seemed that the great geat convention was to be held here The crowds that arrived Friday and Saturday were augmented by a stream of humanity poured In yesterday Mingling with the hundreds s of the laity and their friends frends were th tha s big men inca of or orthe the church bishops deacons and pas pastors pastors pastors tors of the fashionable congregations whose utterances shape the religious convictions of the leaders leader of the land landin landIn landIn in society politics pol tes and finance Owing to lack of preparation for their reception most of the visitors had to seek quarters at hotels and the cara caravansaries cara I of the city were taxed to their fullest capacity It I Is estimated that nearly JOO religionists made Salt Lake Le City their Mecca over Sunday I In addition additon there thee was an army of trailers taking advantage of the low railroad rates granted because of the convention at San Francisco Frncisco The tourist associations did their part to tofil fill fil the city A Raymond Whitcomb party o of persons under the charge of John W Gay arrived at 11 U and the crowd was swelled by a Golden Gate excursion of persons rons The first party was vas from the Atlantic coast and Included the Rev Dr John Brainard of Auburn N Y V the Rev John H Egar of Rome and General J Marshall Marshal Brown of Portland Me All day the various services arranged In honor of the visitors were thronged crowds Went Vent out to the lake others other patronized patronised trolley troley cars care and while the great majority maj found time to attend a recital arranged arran ed by Professor McClellan McClelan under a special dispensation from President Snow The visiting clergymen and delegates were enthusiastic over the organ org n re recital recital recital cital and unanimous in the expression of appreciation of the courtesy that was extended them Speaking for all al the Rev Edward Edwar Henry Eckel rector of Christ church Williamsport Pa said The rhe most wonderful experience we have haye had since we left leCt home awaited our arrival I at the Tabernacle I have heard fa famous famous I organs yet nothing that In any anyway ay anyWay way approaches the vox humana of ol this organ When that stop is reached and arid the vox humana pipes pour forth their wealth of melody the human voice is absolutely presented The instrument Instrument ment mont is the feature of features here and we are more than appreciative ol of the opportunity afforded us to hear it i Services on OR Trains Train One of or the features feature of o the arrival of ot I the excursionists e was the special ser services serIce vices Ice held hed on incoming trains On the i 1 train over the Rio Grande I Western Vestern Bishop Walker conducted ser service services vices vice In the sleeping car Elmo which was Wb thronged ed with passengers from I all aU portions of ot the train The bishop ore his vestments and the ritual of the church was followed In detail The Th Rev Mr tr Walk Valk of o Council Counci Bluffs read tIre th lessons s at this thle unique service Miss Iss Coleman of Williamsport Pa led In Inthe Inthe inthe the singing This train came In two sections In Inthe Inthe Inthe the second s ond a similar service servie was held herd Bishop Dudley of Kentucky Bishop Gaylord Ga lo of Tennessee Dr Wiggins I vice chancellor of o the University 01 of oC the South and Major Fairbanks Fairbank o of I Florida Florda the oldest delegate In church service participating So great was the crush at the hotels that late te arrivals arrival and commercial tray trav travelers elena elers eler suffered Many were compelled to sleep on cots in parlors sample i rooms and other places At the Knutsford after filling both I i I the th Manitou and Wey hotels with over overflow overflow flow fow patronage that had to be turned away awa cots were placed place in all the pub public lie lic lc baths and Iud were soon occupied oc by tired tre humanity happy to find even 1 such accommodations This morning an exodus will wi begin and by noon the entire crowd will wi have hae I departed for the coast |