The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-29
WILL TAKE A REST
PRESIDENT M'KINLBY LAYS ASIDE
TIE CARES OF OFFICE.
or for Lake Champlain With Mrs. McKin-
lev ard Party Composed of Members
OF His Official Family and Their folks
Progress of the Presidential Party To-
ward Their Destination, Reception and
Scenes Enroate-Farewell Batch OF Ap-
pointments Announced for the Treas
ury and Interior.

Scenes Enroute-FarewelI Batch OF APP
pointments Announced for the Treas
ury and Interior.
Washington, July 2S.-President Nc
Kinley left Washington today for a va
,ation that may keep him away from
the CITY for six weeks. He was accom-
named by Mrs Mckinley, Secretary ana
Mrs. Alger. Mr.. Porter, Assistant FIJI
gate Secretary Pruden and Executive
r,lsrk CorteIyo. the White House steward
mt a mad servant Mrs. Porter, with
oer children. was TO join them at Jersey
ritv. About 1910 o'clock the president
made his departure from the White
Eouse. occupying his private carriage
with Mrs. Mckinley and the maid. AS
ne left the house he bowed to the per
sons who stood on the portico 10 bid him
gooshve. The other members Of the
marty had preceded the president 10 the
railroad. Their destination was Lake
Champlain, direct.
AT the Pennsylvania railroad depot
crowd Of spectators had gathered ana
through two lines of these the president
with Mrs. Mckinley leaning on ms ARM
nassed to his car, the HaZlemere, greet
in, the crowd with smiles and doffing MS
tat. Secretaries Gage and Bliss and AL
torney General McKenna saw the party
off.
Mr.. Mckinley was in excellent spirits
and evidently anticipated mach enjoy
ment from his trip. He was dressed IN
suit Of black, with white ite. There
was just a tinge of color in his cheeks.
Promptly at noon the signal was given
and the train pulled out on It's long run
10 Bluff Point, on Lake Champaign Inc
train Is a splendidly equipped special OF
three PuIlrnans, the parlor car Wildwood
the smoker Caesar, and the parlor and
observation car Hazelmere. 1t was eX-
beoted 10 reach Jersey City about
o'clock this afternoon, where II would
be transferred TO the West Shore rail-
road tracks. and then. running over the
Delaware and Hudson road, reach its
destination about 6 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
n.
dent Mckinley arrived in Jersey City |
at $50 D. m. and proceeded via the |
West Shore road. The president did not |
appear outside the car while the train |
was in the station.
MORE APPOINTMENTS
Washington, July &.-The president |
has made the following appointments:
Ssate-Daniel Swiney of Ohio, to be |
consul at Cork, ireland.
TreasuTy-Thomas Fitch Of New York, |
h be commissioner of immigration at |
the port OF New York: Warner Sher- (
wood and George W. Wainmaker Of |
New York. to be assistant assayers Of |
merchandise, New York; Frank ]. Nora |
more, - be collector Of customs al Fair /
field. Conf; Charles H. Maris, TO be col |
lector OF customs at Brazos de Santiago. |
Texas; Andrew W. Francisco, 10 be coll |
lector of customs at Los Angeles, Cal; |
Charles f. Appe. TO be collector Of in /
ternal revenue for the Fifth district OF |
kentucky; Samuel J. Roberts. TO be col
lector of internal revenue for the Sew
enth district OF Kentucky.
Interior-Alvah Eastman, TO be re-
ceiver OF public moneys at St Cloud.
MINI; Charles s. McNichols, to be
agent for the Indians Of the Colorado
river agency in Arizona; Edwin Fox, in
the land office at Clayton, New Mexico;
Stephen ]. Lougl1erman, to be be re-
ceiver of public moneys at Des Moines,
Iowa; Gilbert B. Pray OF Iowa, TO be
surveyor general OF the district OF
Alaska; John w. Dudley of Washing
ton. d. c.. 70 be register Of the land
office AT Sitka, Alaska; Roswell Shelly
OF Oregon, to be receiver of public
moneys at Sitka, Alaska; Andrew J.
Duncan Of Chickasaw Indians inspector.
Justice-Charles johnson OF Alaska,
to be district judge for the district OF
Glen Mill of Utah, 10 be mar
shall for the district OF Utah
THE ALASKA OFFICERS
Washington. July 2S-The nominal
tions Of the register and receiver Of the
land office at Sitka. Alaska, follow the
creation OF those offices by a special act
passed on the last day of the session OF
congress Just ended. Far in advance of
the establishment Of the offices, applica-
tons for appointments came pouring in
az the general land office, and a large
number Of papers relating TO them have
accumula ted, Roswell Shelly. named
for receiver. is a close friend q Com