Show AFTERMATH OF THE presidents only one fault found and that is emitted through a salt lake weekly president shakes hands with the reception of praise for the police Force Joke on a newspaper manhon man hon lorin farr is presented to the President Praise for utah battery there are many incidents that cre connected with the recent visit of the president that were amusing some in some that gave an index to the character of the president and some that revealed the true nature of some others one of the latter is connected with the appearance of a cynical article in a weekly sheet of salt lake HIS ROYAL NIBS OFFENDED the editor of the standard has obtained considerable amusement from an article in the last issue of goodwins weekly that was intended to be a crushing betlack the editor has asked half a dozen prominent citizens just in the spirit of levity now who do you say wrote that protest each one has answered s why eliat is the sourness and in george JI ansons nature and coming to the now sir mayor said one why aid you tail to exalt our distinguished citizen and main guy with a seat in the carriage the president t 1 will tell broke in a bystander there was danger of haason overshadowing the president in importance and to avoid a calamity BO distressing the mayor was forced to keep his royal nibs in the background and then there was a laugh all around THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE the presidents secretary had sent woid that the handshaking hand shaking must be limited to a small committee say not to exceed live the ogden reception committee consisted of thirty and were lined up facing the train ohp president after he had greeted senator clark and the e committee of five was informed by the mayor that ogden had increased the reception committee to thirty but they waived the right to shake hands unless the president volunteered his hand first and if he did there would be no pumping of the arm which ia so annoying when a large number grasp his hand in urn the president responded you have the most orderly reception committee I 1 have met and I 1 want to grasp the hand of each not a man moved out of the line and it took the mayor less than two minutes to introduce the president to a committee of thirty on leaving for the car liage the president turned to secretary loeh and said considerate not one of ahem hurt my lame arm the following gentlemen composed the committee david eccles jos fred J kiesel A T wright L L blaik L M shurtliff sidney thos davia judge II 11 II 11 joa stanford matthew browning A B abbott judge thoa D dee john watson H C tavey ben critchlow gus beckar horace peery wm driver J C nye F J hendershot F W chambers dr II 11 J J T williams wm craig II 11 P randall T H carr robert paine lorin farr A F richey and mayor glasmann THE POLICE FORCE mayor glasmann desires to express hii thanks for and appreciation af pf the splendid work performed by police officers both special and regular here ia the full list of police officers who are entitled to the credit for the order E browning chief of joseph bailey sheriff geo A sebring chief deputy and the following deputies jos belnap john T bybee L M joa wallace north ogden derrick folkman plain city geo A hudson marriott richard greenwell west weber john moore liber dan drake wilson benj chadwick john E grover farr west the regular police force on duty con afi capt brown chief detective james pendor john tom burke ezra farr detective elam A E barlow wilson N A II errick robert burke wm silvey charles robert Cham berr fred the special police officers were D D dunnon E F tout E 8 austin A T flinders W L lochhead charles rapp james alien john M bagics M lament II 11 J mclachlan C W kuenen W II 11 meyers 0 8 F J finlayson W browning J A richmond geo W john elsel ll sel chaa G chrisman henry neuman irving Q Emit iett jos BI ackwell C J i oran hadlock thou lever john 6 boyle J M hawkins J H powers J B sorge jus Renk Jas shepherd jog R paine J N ford henry hutton F H snyder 0 H machlan W 0 goodfellow C E huddleson moroni brown jerome brown E hansen richey tony frazzani W J felker frank M H hope B II 11 butta geo price jos crosbie joa hat icy thos A S charlesworth Char leaworth chas haist A R Cro abio joo bolt clark C thornton jo plyer J H graham L J D F giggina Hig gina W 0 ridges ARRESTED A MAN an amusing incident at the train in ogden while the wai engaged in making his speech several of the newspapermen of the presidential party had remained at ho cars not desiring dec iring to take part in the parade and among them was one ly tho name of martin who wa enjoying a siesta on the cw aide of the car one of the specials who had been appointed for tho day had noticed martin on the platform jut after the train had arrived arid thought he aw him wink at a crook who was elrd arrested for pick ing pockets the got the idea that martin wa a confederate ot the pickpocket and after the criminal was landed in jail the officer want back to the train and demanded to be allowed to it the result wa that he foahd martin in the midst of hi bista kid rudely aroused him then he led martin off on the way to the station while the rest of the newspapermen jeered the victim ai he btag 11 away they ul claimed any of him and gave the special to that they dij not know him and that probably one of alin bad crowd allowed ha loko to bcd until martin hail been ivl iii hii lr limit wo hlf l nd 1 1 then they rescued him from the clutches of the law SPEAK WELL OF POLICE FORCE the president and the secret service men spoke in high terms of the ogden police force the latter were heard to declare that nowhere on the trip had handled a crowd better or more faithfully followed the instructions sent in advance by the chief of the secret service GOOD WORD FOR BATTERY in salt lake the president spoke in high terms of the utah battery to gov wells you must keep your battery up he said utah is known all over the country for its artillery no branch of the army rendered better service in the philippines give them the support they need and we will always know where to look for when we need them WAS PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT lion lorin farr was at the depot and waa presented to the president by mayor glasmann a the oldest railroad builder in the west the president greeted him very cordially some of the salt lake papers published story that mr farr was presented to the president in salt lake but this is not true these papers took this occasion to rehash an inaccurate story of sir farr and his decorations LEFT UP OVER SATURDAY the beautiful decorations about the city were left in place over decoration daiy diy and served thua a twofold two fold purpose they are now nearly all down GREETS MAJOR YOUNG during the parade in salt lake when an officer got beside the carriage he said move up a little so those people can see when he saw maj richard young riding with the rough riders he there ia major young then instead of sending one of his attendants he crooked his finger at the major and shouted come here when maj young rode up to the carriage the president shook his hand cordially and remarked as he rode away fine fellow fino fellow that A STORY FROM SALT LAKE the salt lake tribune tells tho following etory in its aftermath of the presidents visit ivsich is so full of inaccuracies that the standard reproduces it for correction WANTED TO SPEAK TO THEM an example of ht s consideration for other people waa given during the parade at ogden various organizations had taken turns escorting his carriage and at last carnei tho brotherhood of locomotive engineers it had been arranged that before reaching park the team should be whipped up in order to arrive at ahe park in advance of the crowd finally the president ahn the engineers fall out and pass in review mayor glasmann sprang out of the carriage and told the leader of the organization to fall out the coachman then whipped up and the president eoon observed that the engineer were being left be hind why we are leaving those benl he said 1 I wanted them to stand in line and let me speak to them 1 I thought that you wanted them to tall out BO that w could get on to the park said the mayor THE MAYOR no I 1 wasted them to pass in review dont you know what pasa in review means r mayor giesmann GI asmann confessed that he did not well it you will kindly turn tho carriage around I 1 will abow you the carriage was turned and driven back to meet the engineers right abent falc eaid the president and a the men fell in line with their faces 0 o the carriage he continued 1 I belong to your order and I 1 want to thank you for escorting me first it waa the locomotive firemen not tire who turned mt second the mayor did not go out of the carriage at too place named third the conversation stated above did not take place between the president and the myor fourth it wa wai i the mayor who directed an officer to direct the locomotive firemen to pass out of the parade at washington avenue by going straight vest to grant while the parade went north the president said mayor that order and have them reviewed the officer was called and properly instructed by tha mayor the president at no time gave instruction to the ogdan police fifth it was the mayor who gave the order right about race and not the president with the above amendments the tribune story may pass as being somewhere near right the mayor feela that he handled affairs nicely and would like the truth to bo told SALT LAKERS disappointed it now appears that salt lake city has a great host of disappointed people the papers published a certain route and program and it waa not followed out a nd a great host along the published part if ahn route are sorely disappointed at not K cing the president they can find sympathy with geo alanson ll anson he too is complaining recognizes HARVARD MEN president roosevelt alwang anything that befera to harvard there are two harvard graduate in ogden dr perkin and judge howell last friday in front of the recai dence of albert hojcus father on avenue there was stretched ft banner on aich was inscribed clait of 88 rah rah rah roosevelt claca of 07 A the president party paned the ahn haia fc TJ va brother lives therland there and the president shouted hurrah fot the congressman and ll anard |