New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1901-05-29

San Francisco, May 27.-President
and members of his cabinet, started for
Washington at ten o'clock a. N. Sat
urday. Special precautions were taken
to prevent any annoyance while the
president and his wife were being
driven to the ferry. Their carriages
were closed and the curtains lowered.
A route was chosen that secured per-
feet comfort for Mrs. Mckinley. The
party was taken to Oakland on spe-
cial boat. DR.. Rixey accompanied the
president and his wife in the carriage
from the house at Clay and Laguna
streets to the special train at Oakland
Mole, and was at the side of Mrs. Nc
Kinley constantly. The two trained
nurses who have attended the patient
in this city also left for Washington
| with her The presidents train was
in charge of General Manager Krut-
schnitt, of the Southern Pacific, as far
as Ogden. No fast time will be made,
and the train was run slowly to Stock
ton, arriving there at 1:3O o'clock p.
there, and then the journey was re-
sumed to Sacramento. At Sacramento
there was practically no stop, time be-
ing taken only to change engines. The
train left there at $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
After leaving Sacramento a slow run
will be made all the way over the di-
visions, and should no mishap occur,
the train ch orr;ro Oo1o c.,
day afternoon about three o'clock The
train will then be turned over to the
Union Pacific officials and the run to
Omaha will be faster time. From
Omaha to Chicago the presidential par
ty will run over the Chicago & North
western. The Pennsylvania railroad is
selected as the route to Washington
from Chicago.
Talks to Young Christians.
Friday night President Mckinley at
tended an impromptu reception at the
California Street M. E. church, given
by the Epworth league and Christian
, Endeavor societies. The president
made brief address. He said:
"It gives me great pleasure on this the
| last evening Oh my stay IN your OSpltaDIe
! city, to meet with the young men and the
young women Of the Epworth league and
the Christian Endeavor and the Union of
the Baptist church and the Christian young
people generally. who have dedicated
themselves to the holy cause of Christian
teaching | congratulate you that you are
to be the host of the great international
Epworth league, to be held in your city
| In the month Of July, for the success of
which you have my best wishes. I con-
graduate you upon thenoble work in which
you are engaged and the great results
which have followed your efforts. He who
serves the Master best serves man best
and he who serves Truth, serves civiliza-
ton. There is nothing that lasts so long
or wears SO we'll and is of inestimable ad-
vantage to the possessor as high character
and an upright life and that is what you
teach by example and by instruction. And
when you are serving man by helping him
to be better and nObler you are serving
your country. l do not know whether it is
true that every man is the architect of his
own fortunes but surely every man is the
architect Of his own character and he is
the builder of his own character 1t is
what he makes it and it is growing LII the
time easier to do right and to be right
| with our churches, Young Mems
Christian association, our various church
societies, every assistance is given for
| righteous living and righteous doing. It is
no longer drawback to the progress of a
| young man to be member of Christian
| church. 1t is no embarrassment 1t is an
encouragement. 1t is no hindrance 1t is
a help. There never was in all the past
! such demand as now for incorruptibe
character, strong enough ito resist every
temptation to do wrong. We need it in
every relation of life, in the home, in the
store, the bank and in the great business
affairs Of the country. We need it in the
discharge of the new duties that have
come to the government. 1t is needed
/ everywhere, snever more than at this hour.
! l am glad to show my interest in the great
cause for which you are enlisted, for you
are helping all the time home and family,
| law and liberty and country