The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-05-14
PRESIDENT AT SAN JOSE
Mrs. Mckinley Passed a
Very Comfortable
Day

san Francisco, CALI May 13.-
President Mckinley returned late this
afternoon from San jose 70 the bedside
Of his wife az the Scott residence,
,vhor4 ne win remain until tomorrow,
II Mrs. McKiniey's condition is still
favorable tomorrow the president VIII
carry out the arranged program with
some crrtailment He viii visit Leland
stanford. Jr.. university az Patio Alto,
and make brief stops at San Mateo ana
Buriingame At Patio Alto he viii be
coined by his entire party and a.
presidents official entry into this city
win take place tomorrow afternoon in
accordance with the previously arr
ranged schedule
Secretary Cortelyou said 10 the AS
soclated Press tonight: "Airs. McSin-
ley rested wen and comfortably today
San Jose, CAL, May 13.-Thou-
sands Of people between Del Monte and
San Jose who have been anticipating a
sight of the president for months. were
disappointed today The presidents
presence in San Jose for an hour this
nfteraoon took t.e edge on OF the dis
appointment here where the rose car
nival was being held in his honor and
where the floral display surpassed any
thing ever before seen IN this part Of
the country
After leaving De Monte this morning
the cabinet carried out the itinerary
as originally planned. stopping az Pa
jaro and Santa Cruz and visiting the
big trees IN the san Lorenzo valley,
but they had no heart to put into the
festivities In the absence OF their chief
and the keen regret Of the people was
written on their countenances. Many
expressions of kindly sympathy Tor
Mrs Mckinley We're Heard 8t each stop.
At Santa Cruz Secretary OF State
Hay was the representative OF the
president 70 the address OF welcome
made by the mayor
The presidents presence here barely
saved TIE day He ran down from Sar
Francisco ia bis special car. arriving
here just as the cabinet train pulled
into the city from the south
But he only remained for the formal
exercises. AZ $3.50. when they were con-
cmded. he was driven back to the sta
tion and left Immediately for san
Francisco.
At ST. James square, opposite the
court house a handsomely decorated
stand had been erected. and here She
formal exercises took place. The presi-
dent responded as follows TO the may
or's address OF welcome;
MIR. Mayor, my fellow citizens;-We
have had many warm and generous
greetings as we journeycd from the Po-
tomae 20 the Pacific coast. but none
have been more interesting more gem
erOus end more memorable than the
cne which the people OF Santa Clava
county and Of San Jose, accord us to-
day tgreat applause) / observe that
] face not only this multitude Of Amer
leans, but ] face the headquarters OF
q thousand old Ohioans who with my
other fellow citizens. grive US welcome
We are all proud OF our state. and well
we may be- whether we come from TIE
North, or whether We lme from the
South. We are proud @ our birthplace
and OF our state sstatnship. but above
al we rejoice IN the great nation, tn
glory Of IT'S achievements, IN tho nas
which represents liberty and the law,
and the constitution OF the nation that
shelters an, (appause.) We have seen
OF your fruits and your fishes we have
tasted tae perfumes Of your flowers we
have visited the ancient mission
churches where the altara Of religion
was first raised ana whose chimes have
sounded through the centuries their
message Of hope and benedictlon; we
have heard the dashing waves OF your
ocean, we have felt the nunshine-aAd