The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-05-09
PRESIDENT IN CALIFORNIA.
First Stop in the State Made at
RedIands.

First Stop in the State Made at
RedIands.
Redlends, CAL, May 9.-President
Mckinley and party entered the land
of fruit and flowers shortly after
midnight. The Colorado river was
passed at Yuma. The first glimpse OF.
California was not prepossessing, but
1t was a novel sight. The train was
running through the bed Of an ancient
salt sea. in Majova valley. 1t was 200
feet below the sea level. This was
passed very early in the morning and
the train was mounting gorgeous
pass between snow-capped mountain
peaks when the president first looked
from his window. The mountains
We're covered with verdure to the
snow-line and to the foothills on both
sides stretched waving fields Of wheat.
Soon after. the train entered San
Belnardino county. famed for its Won
| derful fruits. and hurried along
through green enchanting orange
groves orchards of citrus fruits and
gardens of beautiful flowers.
| In the distance lowered the snow
| mantled summit of San Jacinto and
San Bernardno each 10000 feet high.
| At every little station were groups OF
smiling. happy people. The women
and children held roses ~ their arms
and pelted the presidents car with
them as the train rushed by
Redlands. the first stop in the state,
was reached at 9 o'clock.
Governor Gage and the senators and
repre Sentahtives in congress had gath
cred here to welcome the chief exec
utive to California. The city was
beautifully decorated. The exercises
took place on the flower bedecked bal
cony of the hotel in plain view OF the
thousands gathered below. An In
dian band from the school at Perris
PLAYED patriotic airs while the presi-
dent exchanged greetings with Gov
ernor Gage and the distinguished as
semblage on the platform. The mayor
of Redlands introduced Governor Gage
who. in eloquent language that arous-
ed an enthusiastic echo in the crowd
below. welcomed the president and ex
tended to him the freedom OF the
state. The presidents response dellv
cred in graceful style drew repeated
cheers from the vast throng below
him. The exercises were followed by
a drive OF about an hour and ball
through the orange growing section.
indian Town in Danger.
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have caused a great rise in the river
Indus. and Dera Ghazee Khan, capital
! Of the district Of the same name. is II
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:, aeld with great difficulty.
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