New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-09
GALA DAY AT STATE FAIR
ROOSEVELT AND WOODRUFF MAKE AID
DRESSES AT SYRACUSE.
VALUE OF THE AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS
OF THE STATE POINTED OUT-B1G
CROWDS PRESENT
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Syracuse. y Y Sept s-Governor Roosevelt
o-s Lieutenant Governor Woodruff both made
aaaresses today IN 'he presence % many thou
,.o,,.s~or. ,.o,s-ra- No. 49,. s...A 81,
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ne 'e"~-"7 ~ N '
ookng over - programme several weeks ago
- thought u gave evidence % having too many
.-os--ios, entertainments r~o-, dav 20 day and
49, 49, a,-o,,-,.-,e-. - -. a~r,h,.'o, o.,
-. --,a.,~.s cd co.,, .-l,,a,s re therefore
r.. upon the programme prizes for the best car
are horses and hrouch. here his own from
=, - . $500 60 .~hif,,,o-
. - 49,, nee bic
arf competition NeN' Year no "''' u.s. -'7
.-1uence. he said today. 20 still further dinlln-
ssr .he shows % Jaoanese tugClers and other
..-..-..., o-.o-.s,-.,o-.s =. 10 far ana IN
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cease no exhlpiton or n"'ses' o7''7 anu "
cultural implements
~ rD-pgOz-r -r+r FAIR
'
0-A ~ .re Lieutenant Governors IDEAS for
$500. -, So. ra,- ,s 90 have three rings
' -, s...~s ~, which
ere ca-tle and horses may 10 EXHIBITED. An
.,- ts.s 20 his Is % have the ha'f nile track
.- s-s have >sr,ou. horses
-. - 70 pa-obar race
.-"" oo.-- .s -,sya fa--~ars
These races ne argues N'1'~
Interested in the rearing o. ear''ase "O'S
racehorses and other Fa.-aoe 49,. wv
Lieutenant Gov ernoT " o'N'~- 49,
@o,- horses attached 90 a 7-aS ort % me 4a'.
s- .4ts se-----.~ having a. his laSt hand
-- 20 ..s....- seated On -hA
q '"e ok .4,.---p ev-
l~ag also We're -'
c.-e+o- F-s~-ts Hendricks and senator horace
49, 4~s- -,.if~h followed this
" axe H. i''- a' 49,. r.,-.s ~
ere were Congressman NJ T.. I''.'
,.,,he-. 20 -rs STATE Board % A-rir~at IN Sena-
- ro,, ps,-as and Frederick c Schrauo ex-
~ ''.''- -.-..,...-. ---s -a--v vas
Commissioner Y Agriculture --7 43--'
welcomed at the Executive bAiline NJ '"7
STATE Far nv w Judsor smith. chef manager
-. - .at- = r Willard ,-ice-p-esidert q, the
49,, c.. s~s = Howard
state AsrieNl'ura' an
Dawson
A.,a- ns-.sli-z - luncheon Governor R0ose-
-' 49, ,,s.- ~ -ba
:arw implements IN various ""''-'e
e-0unds. Then he proceeded % p.a''''' N"
e-or.trg the c-arastand where he was - make
-. 49,. .,-.-., ...-s,-s Assem-
an ''. - 80 s.szre.s
r.ed before he platform 90 n9er ne s1'
2 W. ~s called The Assem- p. age 20 orae'
end said --he-- Gre certain duties of ufe
,.- - .resa
a'.- Wa eA' III" ".''
peasant duties now perform. introduce ~
can rfeu-arar- Governor Woodruff. who was
49, - 49, , o. Cow, 90. .rarghta-)
MP VOODRTFF'S SPEECH
Lieutenant Governor Woofru11 N'u'1 ~ p
g g. farmer boy. but IN the course o. his al
dress which followed. emphatlcally stated he
- - o.. ot.,. r-e said
Wa .-.A @"- "'70 Oh"
T. vas With considerable hesitation ina ac-
c.--as ne Office and assumed the duties x
--as 5e~- q the association under whose au-
sr.-es cry year This great agricultural ~
t-.-io- IS held I was conscious u my lln'ta-
.-~s s-- knew was not q farmer. and !
fss s-- g q ms ability u MAKE any one be
we vas However 7 entered upon the DIS
cAa-rs - ~ duties Of the very honorable
..izo-+ - +ba Ste Agricultural So