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emplarer er ierot meo Noiten I'll
anore Snrmere. 9ogen ~inoebolber
$50 Sioer al MISUNDERSTANDING,
er illi!itreret % giper en- i~ortrPHeIig
SiIfeielie til Statens ggerbrt9s.
lpieltof.
Salg / Srabnm.
@rabom, 2toe Wurts. I'll
G%rpiibent paIgteS g. Nottion; He.
coroer, 9. q. Slion; aosierer, 3.
Is. GanieIion; GonitubIe, s. D.
Segitrsm.
Salg | @arren.
Barren, 21oe Marts. I'll
Napor palgte8 81. S. z. Soralietb;
IIoermPno, Sobn 6. Sitrem, 6. ".
.SuIlar og slrtg,tIt 2unogren; aosic.
rer, qnoreu MeIgaarb. Sicenie
peotaget.
SlDm gibr Sfabe.
9%anesboro, 21oe WartS. - Ssi'
oonoet / Hoot Riper bar beifaOiget
SbompionS @pIeoom. - anton
9teis bar ioIgt Gitp Reitaurant til
6. 90. SobberitaO % 81. Spenion.
Srano / Initin.
Iuitin, 2toe WurtS. - 2eifopis
@roS. &lpoebutif blep igaoraftes al
beIes ooelagt al SIoebranO. Sabet
bar $4,000; @Siurnncem $4,000.
Ioriagen til Sl0en er ~utietlot.
Siblie Settler.
Rortbftelo, 21oe 0tarts. - Socl
Sumner, en- al oe tiOligitc Settlerc
/ oerne Smegn, er 300 / lit Siem,
fem Mfil isn0enfpr 8pcn. San bar
70 aar gontmet % fom til VPinne'
iota / 1856, boor ban Hog Jig neo
paa Ell Sortn, iom ,tben bar oGret
hans Stem. San ooerGepes al Gnfe
og TO 9stre. gn @ror, S. q. Sum.
ner, Dor / benne 9p.
Wuoer % to @srr bcgraoet.
Sacred Seort, 21oe 0tartS. NtrS.
81. S. SborItoo % benbes 10 pngltc
Born, Oct enc 3 glar gaIumel og oct
anoet en- Dag gammeIt, bleo lagt /
iomme &tite og begrauet tgaar.
Mr8. Sboritoo par q qar gammel
og efterlaber Mano og TO 8ern.
Sfuoeirpsien.
Duluth, 2t0e MartS. - Nntor
Slion i g8eit gno blep tgoar funOct
liggenoe / en- Sneicnne nPr lit Sie1n,
npiten ibieIfrosien. San 6Ieo itror
bragt / 2p % tSet op. San bleo
ooerpploet al en- SneItorm % logOe
iig ill at fore / Sneen.
gibliptbefbpgniug.
RortbficIo, 22oe Mart8. - TrG'
iioent for Ct. SIaf College, Brofe5.
for aiIoohI, hor fra Sane Steen&.
Inne / Wooiion, @i8., faoct SiIfieu.
beqioeIie ON hans Seniigt at forGrc
GpQeqct en- notwithstanding. @ps.
ffol ianoinuliapiS opfsre3
eIler npite CONNER.
SranS / Seiuiitun.
8inona, 220e Morts. - Toqr'
fobrifen / 9emiiton bIcp iqoar oloe.
les eoelaqt al Sloebrono. Gen
al @ensmono 9ros. Sobet CT
$4,000, oq GSiurancen er $1,000.
Seb al Caring.
@ron0 Weaoom, 22oe Warts. -
MRS. g. SUerion hsOe ber igoar al
S9rtrg.
Gpb al line Saar.
6erglls SAILS, 21oe Warts. =
Chris 8uneriils oooe igaar iom
al Soar, ban fif, meoens ban
arbeioeoe / en- Gcrfobrif. ct Stpffe
goro bIep faitet ira en- FIoufeiag og
trof bom / 9ugen for Here Gage
San oar AZ aor gammel %
citerlaoer Gnfe % lem Born.
Gcttelic.
Sluin @anep 2ioe Marts. - Il.
freo anberion i~friper: IS 'Gecorab.
ituar mroer '@nIg / Ninne.
iota': Siuin &anep: Wapor, 5. y.
Salononien. Sicenic or pebtaget.
Get ferite or riqtigt set anOet life.
ri flarer o$ gorife goot ioruben 81.
Genie her / @pen % ri piI life bape.
nj uoenbpSboenhe ifnI pTre al Del,
'S~ormening, at Sruiu 8oaep er en-
2iceniebp."
ISalot nco ira CT yro.
@inona, 210e gfdrt5. - @iaiam
Bead % &uitru, iom bauoe beieat
i'm Gatter / Ga Grosie, ~itanoieoe ber
pan Siempeieu Ill Sprlud 8dllea.
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Rcbbcr inc !Scitc.

GaSlportb. 22oe Warts. y.
9rutiam / Serbert forisgte igoor a:
.fiere oper Rllih Hiper meo ct 2ps,
trllffet az 10 Seite. Ser par TIom |
Chen % Se'tere table mart SOB
iPitet. Wr. @rotigon ipronq / yam.
set ipsmmeoe longs MOB Scitens %
ooerifor Graqrermere. @eo @irIp
al Ell Wono, iom ioo llIpffer Inffc
Sea set BAN al re6ne Iid. mc>cn3
Seitene ioemmeoe ill 9re6oer.
@anoct itiger.
Ga GroSie, 22oe Nfarts. &ou
oct / ga crosse % gIad Glueue it.
ger, % megen Sfooe nertes. SaD.
.Iunoet melem oenre @p % Wiot.
ncien er operiosmmet og &unOet hcr
npiten nooet O'ilipolIfee. og Peril.
rueiternbunerue$ 5por. ga Gro3,a
GIoenS BREEDER er o%perluemmct mt.
oenIor @ner. % hnis G~Ioe'lommcr
iortiGtter. bill 9eboerrc /; Horo n
GroSic li0e itor SfaNe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
9pn gukptu.
Sposialo.

@roofings, 22oe Tort3. - Mrs.
Z. 8. 2opeIano, en- al @utn3 Gloitc
% met oetebe @eboere 00oe iodl.
Slin eiterIaSer Wanb, ler G5tre %
en- Son.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
8upcu muotaect.

g(beroeeu, 22oe Marts. - @uraa.
set bar beilrrttet al mootaae @nOreru
Garneeies 8aoe al $4,000 iii CT
oTcntIigt @ibliotbef oaa getinaelie
Of, at gpcn gioer s.. 800 ON aaret
iii 0e6liaeholoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
meic.

Wilmaufee, 2tDe Wurt2. ~ Spcr.
ipemmelie er olmtnbeItg | StaterS
uor0lige Gel, % en- itor Gel Gienoom
er beitaoiget, 2ofnlt bar Wtenomt'
nee Riuer ooeriU9mmct tine greooer
og iaaleoes omringet Chicago, NiI.
noufee & Ct. 4auls @prfiteocr, ~
9logong til Dem fun fan opnancS oeb
SipIp al TIaaocr, oa al De $500
Wun6, iont arbeioer Der. qoor oe
fprreite iii Qrbeibe. Veboerne /
QiqoiQe. ca. 200 Iamilier, bar line
4ieIoerc nroer @aro, og mango mon
beppge ia omfrinq / @aabe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Wrs. Sabl bpo.

@ronb Sorts, 21be Narts. -
llnoerretning err fommen bio ON, at
@trS. Otto 9obl / WcSntoib. Winn.,
hsoe Ssroog Iiten. Sum lit plitole'
Iig en- fopIenbe 6eIelie iom 6elge al
ct Srpf poa 2uftrsret. Gn 2pge
fanbt oct neopenbiqt of oabue 2llit'
reret % inbiGtte ct Rer. Opera.
tionen gif goot; men Sen itPrfe @IeO.
ming % @lohfIumper, iom onrneoe
fig / Rsret, hiroreoe 2uften8 8iel1.
nemgnng iii 2ungerre. Nr8. Gail
bcbe fort efter. Sum efterlaoer
@ano oq TO imoa @srn. 2igtt
bIeo braqt iii WrS. GobIS forriQe
Stem / Rcnoiue Gountp / set ioo.
Iige Winneioto.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
5flinnrrntu.
Salot Sgo ON.

Caledonia, 21oe Wurt5. - SenrD
Glauien "A @(ar gammel, ialAt
igaar 800 ON al &ierteIag.
Seoife SGiOn.
Spno, 220c Miarts. - 8mterenS
Stats 6armerinitinlter ION hetop en-
Der, bar pGret De beloigite iom no.
eeniiuoe err oibolot. Snteres len OF
@eieget bar pGret itsrre emo for.
Sioen lite Snullar er 81 Snitituter
uibolot meo CT iamtli9t 9eieg al
10000 6armere, bpiItet gioer 800
for bper Sesiion, Sper 6drmer bar
faaet ct gremplar al 6armers an
niial Ru. 10, 90 Here Sunoreoe gg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Dimes, 21De Warts. q. e.
Sobnion al Cane, Soma, osOe /
GollegeboipitaIet igaaraItes al Sltn.
Qebetpn0elIe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Suinocr / Missioner.

60 Grosie, 21be Warts. - Wis.
corin 8ren al @omans Board ~
Ntisiions bar boIot i'm 26oe 4ars.
ioriumling / oenne @p. Wrs. 3.
.8oooritL W1iSiiorGr fra China. iom
giennemgif 9eIeirtngen al 8efin
unSer 9oreropr6ret. bolot en- inter.
esiant Gale ON ~perionIige Griarirg'r
rr6er @cleiringer. Mrs. @oo6ri1
.iogoe. at 6e friitne Gbireiere ! gir.
~feliqheoen bar De Werneifer. iom
.~ireIite Wisiionprerre 90 2egntioner.
nes gip ira EoeIpaaeLie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
9cbcr citcr i'm Ssn.

@otertonn, 2toc Rorts. - II.
q. SoIberg. iom Dor nrr gpen %
tibIiqcre boeoe / G~i,herpile, Soma,
Ieber eiter i'm Ssn Z. SoIbers. 10
g(ur aommel, Tom forioonot ira ben.
ne @p ben 12te Marts. San CIT
mn SnuApfsrnUroc-
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Mnsieritnrc.

Dc rusiiite NIun0iqheoer fienoer
mango SIag8 lloueie al giere 2ruct
iurt paa. FOR DC Snoioioer. Be M en-
nonu bar lo1t ia eitcr. Oct Ter iao'
le0c8 MI uo til. al Rolitiet / ct.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Aoams bar itreng.

Gibfoib 2foe Ytarts. S. s.
a6ams. StatenS MteierifommtsiPr,
boIot ibag en- Gale / Stntsiarmernes
Snitinrt. San ioaoe, al oen almin.
beige 6armer brso Tia mere ON line
aicr emo ON inc Bern. forOi Ger
por Here 8enge / DC isrite emo / Dc
iioite. San iaa6e, al en- Sarmer b..
taltc ~ 2nler for Ell | BGrten FOR.
frebIct aolp og inattog bens uooif.
ling meo itor 9Gngitelie, meoers ban
alorig gioroe iig Den Image at itiffe
fit Sopco ino / et Sfolebus Tor at ie.
buao. Der ioresif oerinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Suloat pinoer i'm sag.

Gepils Safe, 2tbe Warta. - en-
ior fripiqige Soloater pigtig aien-
belle er aigioet al @eneralfommiS.
ipreu / 2dnofontoret / 8aibington.
gtelS 6. Beterion bapoe %"iilet" pau
ct Siemiteo, for ban boerpeoe Jig !
ben ipanife 3rtg. HeterIon iorlo0
De Sorene0e Stater u0en at gisre
nogen Sorbeorins poa 2anoet. San
tiente / lrmeen / 10 Waaneber, og
efter iir Siemfomit bpggeoe ban ct
libet Sus paa 2anoet. gfterat bape
boet pon 2onoet / ire Gage, ienotc
ban en- proof" paa BET. H~eceiperen
/ @rano Sorts 2anofontoret iorfa.
iteoe Den. @iennem lin 9lboofat ap.
peQereoe 0eterion iii commissioner
/ Waibington, iom boIoer, at Recei'
beren FOG fell, ba ban merte, a.
Beteriors Sib | Irmeens Sieneitc
life ifrIoe resres iom goIig poa Of
Gprtning al 2anbet / ben Sib.
boori ban tiente, ielo ON ban life
bop6e bapt noget Sus poa 2onoet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Ter q bG,,e 4alspnioere iapst n
slau uru Be &C uosFg Rlosltls FOR
5uUo1eaeE. Ssrgs ioHueuirgi.caoe
ca Rt'cros Sgsnidoer ilgfster Ah'
0sH e. aosrt iHRoasasiGriigg Slsu.sRt
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GortiG,tes paa 2Oen 5toe.)
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@il ficrne SmOr.

Siour sails, 2tbe Ntlrt5 - Of
tieeierne / Soutb SborC Creamery
& Gbeeie glsiociatior bar boIot
Iorsmeoe oa enitemmia be1uttet IT
forooroIe 9iteriet iii Wleieri % BE.
eproe Smgrfierni1ts ioo mart iom
nulIid.
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gSinona, 21oe Rarts. 49, 8iaiam
Bead % &uitru, iom bauoe 6eieat
lin Cater / Ga crosse, itanoieoe ber
paa &iempeien I'll Spring galea.
Sgaaraitcs ~pauOreoe Dir. Bead no
ira Sotelet OF git no pao 9tort1.
peItern 2rRtbro, bporira ban ialot
NED paa Sien, 40 600 neoc. San
laa bepi0itlss minoit eli Simc. "a
ban fom III iig ieIp isien. freq bnr
paa SiGlp, og 6oIf ! 9sortbmciterns
garo bsrtc ham. Ge funoe life goa
no pau Sieu ira Sauo. Get pnr nso.
penhigt al beiie Ell Iiano neo ira
9roen, 90 ct anbct Gong bIeu iGitet
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@algt til @eifnrcr.

Scaonooo, 21be Mnrts. - :. &.
Seeter, en- al be pIbite 4ionerer
glof Stas og Den ferite Settler I
Sipo git Wineoiitrift, oooe / tit
Stem / Wonoamin, Soma / en- IIoer
al so Nar. San efterlooer 4 Sen.
ner, Tom ale er fienote 8rubemGno
/ 9Iad SiQS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
SRA a~io6eubaOn til 8aibinstOm.

aiebeubnpn, 22oe Rdrt5. 50.
Sc Worgerie, ironif 2egdtionsietre.
tor ,beriteo8 er blet n6nPont iii
Councillor OF Gmbasin % bill mart
bIi forfIpttet til @aibmgtou. Sans
9uitru er Softer al Sen bersurtc
fronite Qrnmntifrr G0rnnn Roitnnn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
gibliptbefbpgniug.

N~ortbiicIb, 22oe Ytarts. - Er@.
Iioent for ct. Slaf College, Grofe5.
Tor aiIouhI, bar fra SoGe Steen3.
Iune / Wooiion, @i8., faoet SiIfierr.
oeqiueIie ON hans Seniigt at forGrc
GpIeqet en- notwithstanding. @p9.
ningen fful ian6ipnliqpi8 opfsre3
iinnrn1cr pIcr npite Spmmer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

emplarer er ienot meo Noiten til
ANDRE Snrmere. 9ogen inoebolber
$50 Sioer al MISUNDERSTANDING,
err iluitreret % giper en- iortrpffeIig
SiIfeielie til Statens agerbru9s.
I
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Duluth, 21oe MnrtS. - Nntoa
SIion / g8eit gno blep igoar flrnOct
ligqenoe / en- Sneicune nPr lit @ien,
npften ibieIfrosien. San 6leo Itror
bragt / 2p % t5et op. San bleo
ooeroploet al en- Sneitorm % IogOe
Tia ill at lore / Sneen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
9usicrer fom hem.

TInnfiraton, 2toe gtart5. Sos
iercr Sronf 9. Stepena, iom bar
boIot iig ifiuIt / baloarOct Gar, font
tiIboge ioiter. San bar adSierer I
Sen faIerebe Nlonfintor @nnf. Sans
SiIboqefcmIt er frininiQ. San lr
rebe iii at MODE irem for Setter ~
taae SeIaerne. Soaen ifoI op / bcn
realIure Septemberterntir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16
PROTECTING THE GAR.
DRASTIC MEASURES TAKEN IN FRANCl

] Paris, Sept. 15.-The tragic death of President
Mchfnley seems to have prompted even more
stringent precautions in connection with the
coming of Emperor Nicholas than were con-
templated last week For instance, in the
squares and streets of Rheims through which,
e he imperial procession will pass absolutely
Hno spectators will be allowed The sidewalks
3"ill be occupied by troops. A glimpse of the
Gar will be only obtainabie from windows
.along the line of march, and the occupants or
Il these must be acceptable to the police
Similar measures will be enforced at Com
Epiesne, and the town will belong to the police
and not to the inhabitants for the time. Moth
ing but the terrible end of Mr.. Mckinley would
have induced the citizens to submit to these
drastic steps.
A Marseilles dispatch announces the arrest
there last evening of eight Anarchists italians
and Spaniards. including Prudent. one of the
kchiefs of the Mafa and a friend of Bresci and
Caserio.
number of Russian political detectives have
Sbeen distributed in Dunkirk. Compiegne. Rheims
and the large cities where anarchist groups ex-
fist Several anarchists are also said to have
fbeen arrested arriving at Rheims. They will
sbe, kept in custody until the Russian Emperor
: Shas departed. similar fate awaits numbers of
kRussian and Polish revolutionaries, against
= whom distinct charge be made. but who
will nevertheless be detained upon plausible pre-
texts during the fetes.
On the final day of the mannuvres, and on re-
view day, the knapsacks, cartridge pouches and
arms of all soldiers present will be carefully in
spected in the early morning to prevent the pos
sbty OF the of ball cartridge.
Warships arrived at Dunkirk to-day and took
UP stations IN the roadstead The town Is al
ready filing with visitors
The "Maun'' says it learns that Emperor
Nfcholas has finally decided not to visit Paris
The ''Patrie' publishes a dispatch from Mar
seilles asserting that the sensational arrests
made there by the police yesterday frustra ted
4 ia plot TO assassinate the Car.
The morning papers announce that, out Of re-
spect for Mr.. Mckinley everything of festive
grenme in connection with the visit of Emperor
4 Nicholas.
ANARCHISTS SUPPRESSED IN GERMANY
HAVE BEEN IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH
THEIR FELLOWS IN THIS COUNTRY.
Berlin. Sept. 15.-The Cologne Gazette" as
serts that all anarchist meetings have been for
hidden in Germany since yesterday, and that all
Hanarchist clubs will be closed
1t also declares that the chief anarchist cen
tres in Germany have for some time maintained
IA lively correspondence with the principal anar-
8chist organizations in the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16
AT THE MILBURN HOUSE.
SIMPLE RELIGIOUS SERVICES BESIDE
PRESIDENT MKINLEY'S COFFIN.
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I


Buffalo. Sept 15.-Simple and sincere in life,
$50 was the funeral of William Mckinley at the
|MTburn house to-day. There was no pomp. no
harsh stiffness OF painful ceremony. 1t was
sincere tribute of respect 10 a great and good
|man who had died with the words Gods will
'be done" upon his lips
Early in the morning the last preparations for
the services the Milburn house had been
strictive lines had been maintained in the Presi-
dents last hours. closer guard was placed. and
the eager multitude which began pressing for
ward shortly after daylight was kept back.
There only a few persons at the house
in the early morning. probably not a score In
al and 1t rot until after 10 o'clock that
those who were to be admitted began to arrive.
The Rev. Dr. Charles Edward Locke, of the
Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
was among the first TO come TO the house, and
i'm his visit there was something more than the
ordinary interest of one chosen to conduct the
last ceremonies occasion of this character
His father had been the pastor of the, Mckinley
family in Canton many years ago. and when
the Clergyman entered the house he felt that II
was not the common duty of a clergyman that
he was called upon to perform over the sleeping
form of Il distinguished man. but that he was
standing in the presence of one whom he had
known in life and whose Christian faith and
exalted character known TO him long be-
fore the dead man had become the pride OF q
nation
THE COFFIN AND ITS DRAPINGS
The coffin rested in the drawing room on the
first floor. 1t richly draped in black with
the upper part open. and bearing the simple
inscription silver plate:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16

FUNERAL TRAIN TO LEAVE WASHING
TON ON TUESDAY EVENING.

Washington, Sept. 15.-The following official
statement making important changes in the
plans for the funeral services the remains
fof President Mckinley, in this city. given
1 to the press tonight.
In compliance with the earnest wishes of Mrs.
mckinley. that the body of her husband shall
irest in her home at Canton on Wednesday night.
1.-THE following changes in the obseques of the
Hate President will be made:
Funeral services in the rotunda of the Capitol
1 will be held on Tuesday morning the arrival
lof the escort which will accompany the remains
\ from the White House.
The body of the late President will lie in state
lin the rotunda for the remainder of Tuesday,
land will be escorted to the railroad station on
Tuesday evening. The funeral train will leave
Washington at or about o'clock on Tuesday
evening and thus will arrive at Canton during
1.-THE day on Wednesday.
JOHN HAY,
Secretary of State.
ELIHU. ROOT.
Secretary of War.
JOHN D. LONG.
Secretary of the Navy.
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND,
president Of the Board Of Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16
ANARCHISTS SUPPRESSED IN GERMANY
HAVE BEEN IN CORRESPONDENCE WITT
WEARS THE LOYAL LEGION BUTTO1
ABNER MKINLEY HAD IT PLACED ON HIS
DEAD BROTHERS BODY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


Buffalo Sept 15-An impressive and pa
thetic incident occurred to-day while the body
! OF the President lying in the Mburn house
The body was in the rear room or the
second floor and after II had been prepared
by the undertaken for removal, Abner McKin-
: ley went up to look on the face of his brother
For several moments he stood silently by the
side of the coffin looking down into the face
Of the he loved, the boy with whom he had
played. the man he had revered and respected
land now the dead President for whom the great
nation mourned.
The form in the coffin was dressed in the CON
ventional frock coat, but as Abner Mckinley
looked down it he discovered that the button
of the Loyal Legion not there. Always,
through the years since the organization was
horned the President had worn it. He was a
member of the Loyal Legion, he had earned his
place on the honorable roster of the nations S
heroes earned 1t on the battlefield, and he wore
: 1t with the pride of an American citizen. II
was much to be President of the United States
the Chief Executive of the great Union. but it
was more in the heart of patriotic William Nc
Kinley to have been who fought for the
preservation Of that Union. and this simple little
button meant much to him.
Abner Mckinley, shaken with grief. turned
away from the coffin and approached one of the
attendants saying:
THE button of the Loyal Legion is not in my
brothers coat. Why was it omtted?"
The attendant did not know. He only knew
that he had placed the dead President such
garments had been given to him, and the
little button was not in the coat that had been
given TO him for the Presidents burial. Silently
and quickly the attendant was sent to the room
where the body had been prepared for burial
and there was found the coat that he had worn
nm the day he was shot In the lapel was the
hutton, which removed and tendery placed
I'm it's accustomed place on the breast of the
great man who had worn it so proudly in his
!ife.
4 AS the ceaseess throng filed into the City Hall
7ater in the day to look on the placid features
: NJ the President hundreds of Grand Army men
saw and understood, as none others could. the
meaning of the small button in the dead heros
coat.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT ON A PENNSYL-
VANIA RAILROAD TOUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16
Pays It's Tribute to the
Murdered President.
BODY GOES TO WASHINGTON TO-DAY


Hall
Buffao City Hall
Ii 100000
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AcRoss THE CONTINENT ON A PENNSYL-
vANIA RAILROAD TOUR.
scptt m Der 23 a personally conducted Cali
.fornia and the Grand Canon of Arizona will leave
New York by special Pullman train via Pennsyl-
Ivanis PAilroad. N1 round trip-Adyt
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BISHOP HURST I'LL IN LONDON.

sss 1'h sa Sept. l5-Bishop Hurst. OF Washington
ssr..s one Of the delegates 70 the Methodist Ecu
ss-S Conference. now I'm session In London. wa,
b. 'uaeniy III tonight al the Hotel Cecil
,n6,,s w shoulton. Of Washington, who is at
A'ous mo so''ui'ioh Is not necessaril,
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TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

PACIFIC COAST AND THE GRAND CANON OF
ARIZONA.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad personally conducted tour
leaves New York by special train Ssntember q
lRound trip rate only nse.-Advt.
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President, was asked to-day about the many
!reports that Mrs. Mckinley is i'll TO realize
all that has happened Those stories are abb
1solutely false said Mr. Cortelyou with warmth.
|"Consdering Mrs. MckinIey's poor health. she
has borne up exceedingly WELL She is much
depressed to-day on account of the removal of
the Presidents body the City Hall She
(seemed 10 want TO be as near as possible to it,
i suspect that the nearer she gets TO the old
home in Canton. with the inevitable final parting
there, the more miserable she will be- Mrs
Mckinley will go on the train tomorrow and
will go to the White House From Washington
she will so to her home in Canton with the dead
President"
Buffalo to-day became city of mourners-
IThe sorrow was indescribable. In the morning
la simple service took place at the house. in Del
saware-ave, where President Mckinley died.
Hymns We're sung and prayer was offered over
the body. Only the immediate family and the
friends and political associates of Mr.. Mckinley
iwere present. Then the body borne to the
lefty Hail. where it lay in state and remained
! over night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16

ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TOUR
TO CALIFORNIA
il caves New York by Special Pullman train Septem-
|ber q Only NS round trip. Thirty days OF trans
continental sightseeing.-Advt.
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.AansvMa,N TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAST
tour ta Salroad thirty day personally con
Lfaves New York by snsrtsh ssnon OF
mound trip rats &l&.-Xdvt ssS'
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The best Cough remedy of the century n
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-16
WILLIAM MKINLEY.
Born January 20. 1888.
Died September IA. 1901.

Across the foot of the coffin was a new silk
american flag which fell in graceful folds to
the floor. All about We're an abundance of
flowers sent from all parts OF the country with
Il large wreath of roses resting on the mantsl
near the head of the bier At~every door into
the drawing soldiers were stationed and
no one was permitted TO enter.
Shortly after the arrival of Dr. Locke came
the choir from the First Presbyterian Church of
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