New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
THE ARRIVAL AT PATERSON.
ING AT CARROLL HALL. TIE HOME
OF TIE VICE PRESIDENT.

ING AT CARROLL HALL. TIE HOME
OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Paterson Sept. ,spcciaD.-Presldcnt McKln-
ley arrived here at G.25 o'clock tonight. to
spend tomorrow and perhaps Monday at Car
roll Hall as the guest of Vice President Hobart
Besides the President. the guests Mrs. Nc
Kinley. Colonel and Mrs Herrick J. Addison
Porter. the Presidents secretary, and George D.
Corteiyou. assistant secretary.
Paterson has been flag -bedecked since the out
break ~ the war but the people put out an
extra display of the National colors to-day in
honor II the visitors. The time Of tho arrival OF
the Presidents party was not definitely known.
except that he would get here some time be-
tween Il and o'clock. Long before o'clock
great crowd had gathered at both stations OF the
suaqueharna road. The train did not come TO
the downtown station. The President and his
party alightcd At the broadway station. on the
east side OF the town and n great many people
were disappointed
At the Broadway station there several
hundred people. which the police attempted to
keep I'm some scmtlancc Of order. The crowd
was full OF enthusiasm. mpaticntly waiting to
shout their greetings. Hundreds OF small Amer
lear flags were 1uttcring In their hands. and an
adventurous youth clambercd 10 the top Of n tall
tree To plant his coors and give vent TO his feel
ings The arrival Of the train was heralded by n
succession Of Whoops from n nagmans shnnty at
Park-avc. and as the train rolled into the sta
ton the people surRcd toward the tracks. The
police cndcavored To hold the crowd back hut
despite their efforts small boys. women and men
crowded up TO the Presidents car. Mr.. McKin-
ley smiled at the tokens OF respect took of his
hat and submitted to the inevitable handshak-
ing for several minutes.
There continuous cheering as the Presi-
dent, with head uncovered and bowling 10 right
and left walked toward Vice President Hobart's
carriage. n handsome victoria. which was in
waiting. Mr. Mckinley sat at the right and the
Vice President on the left They left the station
with heads uncovered, and proceeded down Eli
son-st They donned their hats for II moment
but the continuous cheering and sautations
made II easier work To keep their hats off The
streets and houses were filled with people The
carriage turned into East Eighteenth-st. and
proceeded to Van Houtcn St. down which thor
oughfarc II passed 10 Carroll-st.. turned To the
LEFT and stopped at Carroll Hall where the ar
rival was awaited by another large gathering OF
people. who gave ovation to the President
and Vice President
On the piazza Of Carroll Hall. awaiting the ar
rival We're Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Hobart with
n few OF the Hobarts neighbors. The party
went inside after the President had acknowi-
edged the cheers OF the people.
Mrs. Mckinley arrived In town at 30 D. m
with Mrs. Hobart on the Ethel. They rode down
from the Broadway station. and although the
time Of tho arrival was not known Mrs McKin-
ley was Immediately recognized and received a
hearty greeting. There VIII be no public recep-
ton for the President. as he has come here TO
obtain slight rest from hard work
The people viii, however have further op-
portunity TO sec him tomorrow, he and the
Vice President viii ride through East side Park
where concert Will he given by Robinson's I'd
Regiment Band In honor Of the visitor Mr.
Robinson VIII add TO his programme The Presi-
dents March" and THE Peoples Choice"
After the President arrived at Carroll Hall a
large gathering remained about the house to
get glimpse Of the visitors After dinner the
President and ViceP President appeared on the
veranda and were greeted with tremendous
cheering. An informal reception was held on
the veranda OF Carroll Hall and inside through
out the evening.
The President and his party will attend SER
vice tomorrow morning at the Church OF the
Redeemer.
Should the President remain here over Mon
day he may attend the celebration in honor OF
the coronation OF Queen Wllhelmina under the
auspices OF the American Holland Club Both
the President and the Vice President have been
invited