Show SEM fr c t HONORS to CHef f City of Puget Sound W WATHER ER CONTINUES U ES FI FINE N E sm s CROWDED WITH A AoI oI t I Seattle RY q Bu heralded the appearance of the Ule chief to tD the ot of Puget an e entry try worthy of oC the head of a nation that has ha two oceans for Its Ita boundaries Aa A the steamer teamer Spokane aU all gaily d With bun bunting MId d In honor bonor of her pe t emerged from Sin Sinclair clair inlet w where re the president had Inspected the navy yard a hundred lirene greeted her from the Steadily he swept forward till the head of the escorting fleet ap pro Seattle Behind her were the th cutter McCulloch and the flag of the merchant fleet followed in ina Ina a line by b fully forty steamers gr great t and aU eck decked d out In their bravest bravet garb b and tooting manfully The Salute A of guns was I aa President Roo Roosevelt set foot cS l aMi the second pre fd nt to toSS SS nor the city He was received at attie att tie t ton dock by Mayor HumO Humes greeted him on behalf of the fel fell l n A few pre presentations a tile the p entered carriages and tWo th long drive through the streets of be began JI Every gaily decorated wow ws thronged with sightseers aDd azid the s Ets were Packed with ain ent but aut orderly crowd Down Dowa avenue to Jackson street and accompanied by cheers the president drove bowing Directly as he passed there wu w a rush up the sid sIde streets or of cx cited eItH anxious to secure of VJ vantage e for a second glimpse e on the route on Second venue avenue al alrea 1 rea ready y fully occupied with thousands of The Parade g gIn In the pre presidents l carriage which was surrounded by secret service men menon menon on foot were Mayor Humes Governor McBride and Secretary Loob Loeb Fifteen I carriages bore the remainder of the party and the members of the committee on reception The pro proon procession cession on was headed by a squad of mounted police under Captain Ward and there followed Wagners First band two companies of the theL national guard and a 8 company of High L 1 school cadets i Meanwhile the university grounds where the president was scheduled to give an address were already thronged Hours before the time set for tor his hI ar riyal the audience began to assemble hoping to favorable spots Among them were many veterans of the ciVil Wr ware many of whom found seats close to the stand Several hun bun hundred bundred dred papUa of the High school were also there with their teachers besides the multitude The stand cal to about JOt 30 pee peo pie Ie was guarded by a comp company ny of the guard pard under Lieutenant Dar Soon the cheering drew nearer The was approaching and cheer upon r rent the sky y as aa finally Anally Mr Roe evelt arrived on the campus W at last Jast ce was o obtained x Introduced the prest dent deaf With a few felicitous words and Mr Roosevelt Roo responded On ed In a happy vein n Trip to Everett After the applause bad subsided the I reentered his carriage and was driven back to the wharf m u z before by the plaudits of the people He then embarked once more moreon oat on the Spokane and started for Everett After his return from Everett the pre wa driven to the Grand opera house which was wa with waiting to hear him After delf delivering a short address on Alaska a committee of the Arctic Brotherhood an A exclusively Alaskan kan order me forward and presented him with a mm placer miners pan of solid sold soldon on bleh was Inscribed an Invitation to the president preal to visit Alaska as the guest of the order The pan was hand band chased with the emblems of the lodge looe As It pendant to this offering he be wu was also pre presented on behalf of eleven companies doing busl busi ue in Alaska with a gold pocketbook containing for all those lines In se the chief bief executive should ever visit the northern country After suit suitably suitably ably acknowledging the presentations the president was driven to the Hotel Washington to gain some after one of the hardest days of lets hill whOle Itinerary fUnerary |