The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26

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party Pc wers rowed out on Lake Champlain to
reached the yacht . Presidential salute was
fred BY Two men OF the crew. and like salute
yacht began to move amid great cheering
Were to land Mt Maunuann, on tho eastern
shore OF Lake Chsmplain. bat a de our OF tan
water to if,y miles. The water was unusually
northwest The President greatly cnloIed tLe
on one side and tho ACdlrondaeks
reached Mauquam at about $3.50. The special
train. which continued Oh ils way from Bur- !
linEton 10 MauquAm. met the party at the |
latter point and pro- eedsd 10 IT Adams.
people were waiting At the station. Tue Ffesl.
tsrs OF . mile from tho station. The sun had |
lust disappeared behind the Adirondacks and |
the glow extended to the zenith. Chinese lan-
terms, Just lighted. surrounded almost every |
residence. The picturesIue town seemed !ike |
one vast illuminated park. Every building |
Was decor sted. aud thousands OF persons wero |
massed on the side walks, Here and there
cslors who waved their pretty salutatlons to
tho President.