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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-12
SHE GRABS noTn HANDS n Ny nam.

III GRABS Bern HANDS Is NY HAIR.
hoiler. upd When she goes oudt she says
her husband shall come in und make
me wish | yhas IA dodo nit eight wings
TO Is away oil. Ny wife cries. ind
shwears. und maybe took dot sign
down If a feilor don't come IN und
sisiiie ind laugh und say:
goes ~ DIS shop more ash one
hcaaered times und don't know you
WINS some poets. Shnst excuse me.
You shall OK my heel ind gif me some
poetry. Please make it like Shake
sHeare. and let 1t come easy. yhas
oHdf nit der boys last night und Was
a leetle nervous dis morning. und |
doa't Ike some sudden jars. Now soft
Is lagiu.a
lid 50 ! says:
"A mans nit a shmile ind a grin
One DAY py a cobbler goes in.
You alay ifs COP dot heel
Says der man no speel.
pui Der COULTER vans iot his tin"
"Py thunder, but how You mean?'
SAYS der man ash tie shtands oop.
Il mean I like my pay in advance"
| says.
Tut Why In advance? Do you pellet
| vhas one dealbeats? | haf some
work done pg more ash one t'ousand
cobblers. und 10 one eafer asks for bis
pay In advance. 1t vhas some Insults
on my honor. und you shall beg my
pardon
Il yhas cash in advance"
"Oh. yen yhas? Yliell. | vhas In ad.
vance. too, aud ! don't let no doonder
headed cobbler insult mel"
end be Knocks me aroundt uad Kicks
ny bench oafer. nud my wife she Was
so scared she almost haf some fits. |
WINS 50 ~ | can hardly work
aronndt. but When | goes ny der WIN
dow to tasc down dot sign n womans
comes aielig ind says:
One moment. please. vhas dis der
poet cohhierY"
lie Was | says, but he goes oudt
OF p~eesoess.'
Al. tot rhas too badt. / can pring
yon more ash six pairs OF saoes &c
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-12
copyright. 1901, by c. B. Lewis.l

TC7FJT 16TFF IVVTf = = = -
Mr.. Bowser had come home with the
earache, and, while he didn't claim
that 1t was all Mrs. Bowser's fault, he
passed the evening CURED up on the
family lounge and was ready at the
slightest provocation to start a row..
She realized this and offered him no
excuse, while at the same time she
kept a bag of hot salt IN his ear, and
the family cat got under the piano and
took care not to pur too loudly. It
had come 10 o'clock, and Mrs. Bowser
was returning heartfelt thanks that no
tramp had rung the doorbell and that
the back yard cats had fought in ST.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-09-12
BOWSER AND REFORM
HE STARTS A CRUSADE AGAINST THE
NIGHT PEDDLERs.

II Was Very Successful For n Time
and Was Greatly Appreciated by
Neighbour, but the Reforniist
Finally Came to Grief.
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Challenger VIA, Sail Over the Cup ,eu~e
To-day.

Sir Thomas Upton gave ordcr-. after q
long wait for a breezy. that the Shamrock
should not 10 out Yesterday. Capt Syca-
mnrr and hi- crew went to work at once.
unt-ndiug the mainsail used Ia Tuesdays
aud Wednesdays spins Another new
AL was brought from the t-nder Porto
hco. and iSnt 10 the yachts steel spars
u l. a tnc-looking picce ~ canvas, Of a
bruwuish hu". and with the same hori-
zoutal eliot h. ~ ia" others
Before dark everything was made ready
for AN early start tl-iay vh"n II L. ex-
J.Cied the yacht will -ail over ono Of the
America Gun ,Spuf-..- either nftepu miles
to windwani or Reward and ret urn. or
over a triangular cuur~e % ten mih~ tu thu
leg
,aick that II Vas impossible To- $50 more
than half a mile away A. intervals light
airs Of little strength came ia from the
~Eou'hward. Tut there was never enough TO
warrant n start \ despatch. announcing
that the Columbia had is-'n officially -.
lcc'-d to defend the America cup. was
ha aided "a sir Thomas Upton on board the
Erin After reading T. h" said
I thank Won tnr tho Information az
course. shall abide hv any decision tho
cummitt-e NAV make. ! am sun they
have mad" a prpl-'r selection, for know
their Judgment l~ CORRECT All want y to
sail the Shamrrck against the fastest boat
IN America. and y Vt j. the Columbia. We
are all ready / am glad the d~cision has
been made
Neither w Jam~snn nor Nr Watson
car~i to say anything about tn. selection
ct the Columbia capt sycamore seemed
PLEASED. We ave thought all along that
She would H. "a" boat. said he. and |
am sur. that ANYTHING the New York Yacht
club does T. satisfactory
Sir Thomas lAptuu entertained n num-
ber Of visitors on board the Erin during
the dav col Robert Thompson of the
steam Yacht Reverb. his brother and
M.--rs curtis and Campbell Of the New
York Athletic club. the Rev William
Thomas Upton. assistant rcCtor Of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church 81 Newark.
\ \ and Mt ~ 4 Anderson Of thai city,
were among those who took luncheon on
board
There seems to u" a ruhilant feeling
among the crew of the shamrock over the
sol.S-tion Of tho Columbia ~ the cup de
fender TheV have not much Ia say. but
n H. plan unat they feel very much en-
Cuuragsi at IA" prospect ot meeting the
old defcnde- " 1904, Tor thoN do no, be-
Hove She has improved enough Ia beat
thu Shamrock II IN any kim Of weather
They argue hat their yacht was designed
To beat one ten minutes faster than the
Columbia. and ~ they can surely beat
her With the Shamrock II, a. M. latter
l. now in psrf,Ct racing form.
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PRESIDENTS THEME PROSPERITi
Commercial Competitors WIN Other
Nations. Not Commercial Enemies.

BuFFAro. Sept 5 Tho following I. Prcsi-
den, Mckinley address q, tho Pan A,acri-
can Exposition ~ -daV
PrcsideHi Miburn. Director Gsrc-di Ru
chdnan, Com s,ission'fs Ldi,Gs and Gca-
hemCr
4 am glad ~ again le "a ia" CITY Of
Buffalo aud eIchang" gr-'i;ngs with her
people. - who's" generous hospitality |
am not a stranger. aud With who's" good
will I hav" l-~n ~rrIsAtsSilv and signal,
honor,l TODAY ! have additional -,iis
faction IN meeting and giving v"i~'me
20 ito fprirn representatives Rs~"mhlci
herc. whose prrs"nc~ and PARTICIPATION b.
'hts Exposition have contributed m -
matkoi = dcgr-~ i1 ~ int~rc~i Aud -uo-'s-s
To- ~" tommi~ inucrs ~ the n'triIIor
Of canada ant thr nufisH 'ul1fIr- rur
Ir-nch ,ploui.~. th" h"puu.l~ N-Alo'
and - central ant Spu's Auenga and ih.
tonmi--iuu-r, 90. tIta All frIi" ktTH.
vho shan, Nrh u- In iht- undertaking. ~
r,ve th~ hand IT f~~lnwship Snd t~ibrf'a''
.uh tHcD upon tlr f-Iumr 90 az. -.r'-
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trre,cN -iilsw orth

HARTFORD. Conn sept 3 Miss Lucy
Morris Ellsworth, daughter OF william
Webster Ellsworth % the Century Company
Nov York. who's summer home is A. New
Hartford, was married NJ $40 O'Clock this
afternoon on the lawn 81 tho summer home
Of the family. 90 pr G~orgr Mason Cr~evey
81 New York The vas per
forrnNi by the Rer Dr Ahtott T. Kit
,rSigc. pastor 81 the Madison Avenue Re-
fnrmcd Churrh. II which IA" Ellsworths
are members
The bride IL the eldest daughter 81 Mr.
and Mrs Ellsworth and was gradual Il
from Smith college last une DIR tr'rvev
IL a graduate 81 Yale In tho elias, 81 ~
and ais 81 the College Of Physicians aud
surgeon 90 New York and has served
on :hc stan AZ Roosevelt Hospital
Tho lous, was drapd in green. her"
and there goldcnrod mirgi-A with the
decorations. while tho fr's'~ under which
the ma rriag" was performed
were hung with gayly cllorpl ribbons
Twenty bridesmaids lin~d the pathway
from th" huure while Mis- Ellsworth,
leaning on the arm ~ her father. passei
le, ~cen them.
About i5O gu,-~is w"i. present from
New York. the summer cblony ~ New
Hartford and other plar~ A hrg" mum
IAr ~ presents wcrn received Aft'r
n w-idine trp DR. AMI Mr. Cr-v"v will
live IA New York
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h~noust OF the sociesy was held 81 ths
Van Ne~s House where Col. Roosevelt,
senatorr Proctor and Dillingham;. Cop
sre~sman D. J. Foster and others made
formal reception VIII he held here, and at
MSs,s 'n on DR.. ". ssward &ebS's zach,
Fifrida, 10 attend the annual outing 81
the Vermont Fish and Game League. To-
morrow night Col. Roosevelt win IT, the
guest Of Dr and Mrs W Seward Webb NJ
Shelburns Farms
RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. this was the
third day ~ the Vermont Stat. Fair. which
has been held In this city and the chief at
raction ~ the day was III" preeence ~
Nice-Pr~sident Roosevelt Col Roose-
welt arrived al West Rutland from the
West at 10 A. NJ, and vac met there by
United States senator Proctor, Mayor j
Burton Hollister Of Rutland and Henry q.
CARPENTER. President ~ tho Fair A-socia-
tlon. He was taken Ia tho quarries ~
the Vermont Marble Company by the
Senator and saw the method Of operation
lie spent nearly two hours at the quar-
ries and was then driven 10 the Fair
The Proctor Comet hand and Company A
Of the Vermont NationA Guard met the
Vice President at the gate and escorted
him TO the SPEAKERS stand
II was about Ave minutes before the
cheering s'opred, -o hat senator Proc
VI hhIi' ff" - 49,
welt sIOke twenty minutes heing inter
uIpted Frequently by apphlss
lie said
4 am glad indeed Of having tho chance
to say n word Ia YOU. Ia acknowledge your
greeting and 10 asy how ! Appreciate the
opportunity Of seing your state Yer
mont from tho DAYS of Ethan Allen down
has stood In the forefront NJ every move
ment for righteuu-naNs within and for
honor without that this country has -een
- ..a1 ~ 10. 49,. ....a -.
torc writing. and ! never say anything
on the stump that ] would not say on ~"
stump mean that ] am speaking with
historical accuracy when ] ssy that n Ia
literally tho truth that Vermont has stood
In a.. forefront 1T every mo vemcnt u
note In this Union
One reason why Vermont has always
stood right " because tho Isopke Uf Ncr.
mont hav. hscn loyal ia every deed and
not IN name only. Americans through and
through. Americans In their hruad"st svm-
paihle- Great Interest North and South,
hast and West was shown IN " hat occurred
IN the spanish war thpe wears ago. n war
which 60 Won, my comrades Of th" Grand
ARMY YOU who veu. Ia the great war,
seemed only q sk'rmish. but which had
middhng important p-ults A. regards
this war. ~" trouble was hat their was
no' enough war 10 go around II was a
matter ~ pur' llck who gui 10 the front
m" credit should 60 alike To- all Who did
their kavel best 10 get To the front.
A. y nation Va Americans have our
first duty ~ home Our first duty H. 20
$50 that there IL cleanliness and deo-ury.
socially and politically Our frat duty h.
tu -s-' that tho laws Of righteU,Isna~s obtain
and live In the family and ia" state. tut
IN addition to this We have other duties
that have grown out Of our mere growth
a.. a nation We have th,-s. duties. and
far from rcgrettlng thai ~ hay" them We
should r"loios a. a strong maj 20 run "A
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vICE.PREsIDENT THERE. roo.
Rso~c, cit Passed Through Nun aio Last
Night Hound for vermont.

BrrFALo. sept 5 For tho first time in
the history of Buffalo the Prcsidcn, and
vicr-Pre~ident Of the United States were
In this city at IN" same time last night
President Mckinley arrived early In IN"
evening and at II 10 O'Clock lat night Nic"
President Roosevelt passed through the city
on the Lake Shore Limited He was on
hia wav 90 Burlington, VI After his re-
turn 'u New York the Vice President will 60
to Washington and later will spend a short
time az Oyster Raw ~ October. II possible,
he will visit the Exposition ono" more Tor
a few days
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on the rerr ~ uq,irg tuierI ,'U |s.'a.
strap 80 arranged 'h4t no could .a4r e.r
hack and tll- n1urd 70 tcff-f rr.r... ..
HsHh> 10 N.'' l't ''" lN,' 'Hg T.
1hls tim" %" "-'lp'd with 70 i'pf..' and m
order To- Remove N" strap
The frs' saturday uicl' crov' ffNs -1.ar
cycle rIcing -"asnn tt Nrd l.1 ~.ul.a ts..
den viii b. u-hDr-d ~ 'u.f...fHF ..r..-
This main IfirIlflHu vii Dol. . 'ffa.r. %. -
motor paced r7,n hs' vr.u n1rrf ilks. and
Albert Champion, the ! frurh rIu.f IU.Ia
will b. alec thT 60 short distance o.. ,r's
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ON SUMNER NORM M RNED.
The sheldon Nousr NJ >sbur> Park he
sire, ei ass. . .btN,.

AsBURN psRE, Y ! Sept 5 IN" Sheldon
House. the oldest hotel along this section
81 the coast. was destroyed nv fire Tonight.
II stood IN Central avenue. Ocean Grove,
only a short distance from the auditorium.
which has Just boon the scrne 81 the annua
ca,npmcpting II h. thought that tho fire
started Ia tho kitchen III" flames ran up
a shaft. and within Ave minutes after IA"
fra str rtcd the cupola was ahlaz" There
were only about twenty guests IN the hotel.
and ,h"v had time enough to save their
trunks aud Wardrobes Manager W y
Smith estimates that the loss Will not be
loss than $50 nn
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PRINChroN. y j, sept 5 Ia The second
Presbyterian Church this evening Miss
Said-c bartine. daughter of the late Dr -.
" Rlrtinr, and Oliver clinton Tyler wore
unit~i IN marriage nv tho Rev. Hendrix
neNrie-. pastor ut th" church Tho bride
Wa given away hv her brother, Dr Adler
Rarfin. of Roosevelt Hospital. New Work
IN" t-N~t man Na- NJ Ntahl of LAWRENCE
VII" Tho bride Ma Unattended The
uShcrs W"r' : " ackw sell. Nj Moment
and NJ lIui1ruuk Tyler was \ former
football STA. la ing plsve~i end on pun~'-
ton isoa Champion team
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f.OIF.
walter Esan Nak - q New Record far IN.
Atlantic at, Links.

r.,t, en-, .,,, ...,.
N''sN'" VIZ. ~ ''.'' SUNS
thihr 81 q @~i>hh"h TO-DAY among 90" golfers
In practlor a. "a" Inns of Oh" 'ri'ut. cry
80. -. ,.,. .. ...t D.. ~.
Ison orwer,., c,gh 5,rr, tho ,,u-.. IN
= Which G~a'. All prov PR ,p. ,n w. ,e,r,a,
for the cpur-" \ record ~ ~ stood Tor tap
years uutiI , patpy mad. = "a, an q match
i.twc., Atlantic "a, ,ra 49, u., .t.,
I"'N""h N'a''' ~ '"' az ~ "''l
b" mad" o." "i"N"r'u '".. lH' ''i. Boo 1
lplins out pr h- drive I"" .'Hn H''
&C., ..... - q
''u ,'
~ match flh' g'h = - Wv q ''Nt"'
tive r"rord. hut ''' fact tna' BE-" mad" f 70
rrao.," ., 'nn'.."n, II, mp " s&.'.r'
.r. KIT. .,,. ,.
tntpu. l.,.lug Nud' d r"N n.'".'".. '.N
agile. .r.i" cod d. nov p Of. ..I, -
i.r ,n' Ni,a'hian { ,nn''t .'' nn,- d.'''H
I.on-Lhp ITO. ola "Ig tf'...UN.. O.. .ri R..
H. but b. dd boz. t.u rt4n|. f.Hi.. 90 e.
hnd ~. making d { urt, -, .r'i" o.. 'uI OF Ios
Nh r.,n or,-,,,a ...
uuI 3 e
" An md. non Cha. i,.o .I-. r..n. o.
o-utInnblu tine su.i b.. t. f.,. ..f .r ..
n-,,. I",''" l y, a.
y,nn'i,t ,b. g"'i a .- -.... %
ios tif,',-.it ha.. .t. uou.I,..
-. HauENFH al tho fL#HH#| H-N 1901. .
.,,,, N = 'ann", ~" i.,.i.. ,.. r.' .~~r,
az, ~ 80. lr "a .tt .. rr|.l-. ...
Ia H.. , Ts ar. .,g
,oI - .",ad r,go' "..
opT .taS -,
II" ,nr,.. ,c,. Ice, ,r.r. .,.,,'
did nai r,r IN "a .rt1'' r,, i.. .r...
middle = o. d. I'D I.H' lH- ~. 49,
Nc; l 5ospd NJ, y 'h s, ii,oT"s sys. ara mc '""r mn., 80
aid Tia, he played erand goli. ~ ne dia
the, c9urse IN 50 which T. better thar hog~,
and the finest -Shihit!Du 90 g"i, th"i l'ou sii-
h9- ever gwen upon ''~' Lrh' The s'"i"
was
Indlsy y Douglas. N1seN. tuHr'g
Out @ . =.
Tho betting b. low ,nu' 49, aUl No. uu.l.
Will. pluyilc a.. s,,tr.ntU uols. 80 ,ard-.
during q scotch fngrs,.," Iu rho uit"rl"tr
I u cory drove th" green and ruu-d l|"
cur % ht- ~ f"r a Co.,. Walter lr1,'-
and " +, Ctrr'rt- VIZ" .horf. while VI e.
NrDoutld reached tho .dsr - 'ne greet
m, were all i"ad IN 'h" 'u' and "r.u 'ul.i
nu' ~ tho Dorrv ~ three
Amos bvigui. who holds 'N' "
da, Tor th- rhampioa-hip of 90. sIt
t,ulr tIuh The, wsr, The winner aud f.r.
u.r up 90 last years an1l. Will" for '"u
Years h"for" N@"r'i"- had been 'hsmr"n
Tho crp presented lbs the Vice resident
has been Non ou' oy n FULLER "r '
,e--iv" victories ~ hahdicap' II'''l
LABOR IA, Tho fuil score, ~ Iln.- o..
ver"
. "a .iohns,n s,'H a. IN Ian milton .
50 ., 5 u.t,r "a ~ 81 loe,, r.a
- i tHb.sn,a
80 ! y'nri1a ~ , =. . t,-r.
10. ~ " !" isgT - So Is
" Laylo, ~. 81 H - 4.
w q. bm2'oSns Jos w " ~, ,
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POIICi SHOI' RtIDID
First tuipri,s >ab,,sSI ,nirr Law Per
miiiinG Arrest. Without Warrants.

supt kdwardJ R'Nri"u and three agents
Of Capt Goddari- Au.l-policv Society
raidcl n %Isplicv shop In ne war of IA.
tenement ~ $50 -. 'i street. last night.
and arf,-',sl ll.UE UtV. .n" ictor.
and Samuel bIa vhp j. aCNG-,d OF
having q T. gcv slip 900 ht- o. .'~-ipu III.
lail wa do, lr-' made Lutt fHr nov Ia W
vino. I-.rfu ARRESTS withpu' e vtrant
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ur,,,ns .a the Yacht ns.c.

~" u"v- vr~,rrisv hat 'h' ,plu'nuaa
had l--,u ,lo-rp TO defend N" Amcnra'S
,up dbl rn' SON 10 hrinr - 90" s%Irfac~.
900 fN" Nt.ca hNchanR~ any errs, supply
- u.Huny 'u L., lot nl Ih" Nhatnrpok ~
Hagr - sSp tu ttO1 va made. =
I~-rrnsp blfiiug up the sNp oa tuiuuI-
ia Thomas Nrt auhy oTercl 60 bot
., Vp ou columbia A. oven In"uev hut
found rp tat.r- Nss-ermsn. u j. said.
has - ~ o." lot against So On 'ilt Tho
~r1rursl v 100 not win
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". - sargent he. e., . TRAIN.

1olIpp. phrH. sept s " - Sergeant.
. ,niuus uFin~- - N~7- N"tk ottV. dis-i
srit-uI, nn tho ~c-'l-,uui Nick~l Plat.
team uraT R.lirvrra 'h.- morning lie
Va. accompanied o., ne lru,her aud VA.
ar ~ 80, 90 colorado zoe hts l-Nanh III.
r-faain. view 'al"u 90 New Npfk oty on
e. sfvuius trA.a
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NV untN,Ns. sep ; Tho l"adinE
cp'tun-~ei mon II tsuissna and Mississippi
tnf herr L-f wight 20 ia the prfcs 'i-v
vrlid ,-A ia. Rrm-r- fpf ~vutton-~~t this
sa-m The 'usssinr Wa -fnCfiv private
~. pne- a~--st 80 Wa tAc Z go u river.
wi,R tha uaaaI r"l,at. - -. c-nt = ~a~k
Uit j. = mu-h n~r~T hgurr than tho fa-ners
rccclvci lat uiu4I soVi l2I ycH
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""o ,....,,o, cround.
"'"'' ="
BuTF.Lo. Sept. 5 President Mckinney
spsnt practically IA. whole day a. tho
Ixposition. His every movement was
followed by many thousands Of HE country
men. Who wer- there to So the -ightS anu
put the President In TIC 'front.' fanA Oh ~
fractions. II Was n perfect day IN" s"'' W
Weather for which tlc l.Apositloh uahas.'s
longed. and II was made a eet"fs' ""'"''
IN the city, .
Buffalo residents and the thoussnus "
~,tsitofs who have come to the Guy III '"e
past two days we're astir eaflN anu "en'
a. speedily ~ p"s-'bl" 10 'he thr e'oun''
or TO the diner"n' pisr~- ""e''
tsgeous views Of III" President couIu "
had. IlAgs were displayed eNery"he'"'
even on the residences and s,f'''- ht@'
whare the President ana nrni'"ir OF n'
party were unlikely 10 e.. III r"Sl"h-' y
Mayor Diehls proclamation many iacu"4
and business houses we're clu-'n NV" wv.
employers had a holiday Al "i""'hN" w
the supreme. Federal ana l"oal courts WIZ
closed and M miri"iral h'nlhu'sS were
deserted Only necessary nuS'h"~N ""'
transacted by citizens ~ me morning
and the shopping districts w"f" a'"'
~d.popuated. \ great ud" OF humanity
ebbcd and flowed ia" M''ou'h
hou-' and the Exposition grounds
The Presidents household was a"sA"
early. and at 10 o'clock. VITA ms usual mn'
tary precision. MI Mckinney was resuS
Co proceed 10 the Fair grounds. by the
Lincnln Parkway entrance. which he Was
scheduled to reach AZ iOl5 o'"ock ror
several minutes II required the united "l-
forts Of the twcnty-iour mounted Pol'ce-
men. tho twenty member OF the signal
Corps. detectives and Policeman on loot.
e. keep rack the thrung- when ia" Pr"Si-
dental party emerged from IA" Milhurn
home
Ia the Presidential party were Mr. Nchin
lev. Mrs. Mckinley, Mr.. Milburn and Mr..
William Hamlin 81 tho iNUoeitionis Board
Of vc,,.p Manages They wer. driver
a.. 80. ..,TnL- u,.t.- r.,ort ~ the
y" VI" "a" s'""""r " -
mounted guards IN" in''nO'rs Z" w"
Diplomat" Corps. who arrived on y special
Train la,t might. and ara staying a. the
49, uo,,l d.,ar,.d fr,m THAR hotel
~ - .. a.. ,.,d
nj y q cl'"'A anu "''' "''''' w III" s'an'
on tho E-planade, where they awaited III"
''o'
sentailFr- IN ''iS country y wv '"''N "'s
~countfie~ Mexico, Japan. spain, iolom-
Ida Peru. Costa Ria. China Turkey. Nene-
-. o., a,d Rr,zl Many Of n diplo.
- -. II. -
mas p''Ns"' '"ou WV " ''"' "'
ber- ~ their families tney also were
at the Fair.
Tho arrival Of the Presidential rartv a,
Al. -. -, 80. a. .,,,i o., m.
VI" 70" t''" $50
"ih"r DEMONSTRATION ny W" 'h"uSahns
Who already lad inside the
yates A. the PARTY entered thu gates
Tho c.fdcr,'. .aIu,e al tventy-on. guns
~ NV
The President nd" IRON Lincoln fark-
way gate 10 the stand hat had been erected
IN tho Esnlanade was N continuous ovation.
r.. p,osa1.,, 80. o.oo-oa \, - -
"
panir- oi the FOURTEENTH ,hiteu states
Infantry one Company OF United
State- MARINES headed bN IN" MARINE band'
the SeNcntS-thlru ,onfsthy ot 'oas' AZ
tahery, tho t~o bunalo Regiments, the
noikn and f.no-I,ion y,srds ~ e,n a.
e~c1rt Was unde command Of zen = N
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TEL on the second TAP OF 'he eleventh mil"
S~rriNoriFLp, Mass Sept. - Michael aud
Nelson we're matched for a 20 mill. mo-
,or-paced race, ut IN. Coliseum to-uleht.
MOI .rlArd WIS substituted Michael showed
q" EJECT " his mii-up and ride h. lin" form
q To- Ave aud a hail lap. at tl.- nni.h The
,ips va. >, minute, u SIS ''"9nd~ Zoe
paced race with Joseph u Fulton. 81 BROOK
lyn, fult9n TOOK the lead at tho beEinniug
shultE and B-np~tt won a ihrcc-mile motor
race ever Sinclair and starkics he tir-
was . minut-'. ~ - seconds
After having nifty stitches taken In hi.
l"it leg. 81" nrst question that J"hnrv Nel-
vue m"srii"I r,"'ylS ,ss,ord"', m.rntny va "r.
Whom viii ! b. ahlr 90 rar again The
doctor .gu-vencd ~cyasN"lv hv saying INST
Moor vi,hin ia we~l Nei."n +. Ic'.uu,.i
g. b, a." man rho h.. won mo-, motley
than any one rls~ a. ~" pace oilorinp game
thts season
\ novelty in the way ~ century run. &,
announced Tor S~pt u nv The Century Road
'iuh A--uSi alton II will be- = duutls century
,,arttns SATURDAY, n,sh' thc usual Entry
"'l"r-"- 1t badge. printing, po.isC" aud
Other r~ms. y Naiv a sud ~" rd'r hs- "riv
'', 100, ~ tc'"tVc h. h.ds' ut ~"
r"gt~trnton a. q memlt,- ~ 40 ruu Med T.
rfi 10 r~sdv ~ 49, 10 IA If .1rb 81 tH~-r
T"ur Ter TO Who wet tuyu
\ dover s,h-mr tn fpn' iHHn rrlfr tfsfs
that Va ls"irs turd ~ . rsupIr 81 rhH. urI-
phta htatt our SA- cut snurf NvstsulHN uY
"a" lenafd 81 ,ontgrl ~ fne y :. vlI,h
sl-t~nuru both - fh~ vsus r-fsr. IHf -.,fv
da'n no Inir urd hrh' ~ d.sI RVS f'sf
~, had not Won sry uriv-. al thc -~s.ur
.ri gtiflrs promoter fu Ttr~Uf thew 'Uff.as
Tor noNlgv tao~s inN~-uEHIuh - v~t t.f
lhtv had t~~u uiinT boz iHfu"t r"l'- sr' rHl
~on various pflFn-
~ incident. nusn aud slggr-lrs fIrt
ss- not 80 hF very lev uUsufrri Hr Man
la''aN Et~arh trssl let Natuf 81 lrrd
foNf, the rider whn wee ~suefTudsi ~ sru al
rnWt~fif.Hu i-anu.s 80 nod e. RlulIs -frug
a. q inN live rH gHus.f UlH eff with hs
motor machine Last iuurtl a. J4lI. Oalss 80
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srrrNorrrLp. Mas. s-pt. s.-Michael

Nslthour won by about five lars Flkes
fell On the second lap 81 tho eleventh milo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-06

MaNCHEsrEn. " sept = 90" rlt. . 'n"
fnal round Tor the iUuuuN ,up '. 'N" D."
vanok Inns her. TODAY. Wa iN. r..' o.
citing Of The week ~ took uiu'f"HT I."-
pea III" winter. Who NulII. fsIlr' u"' ''
7 7 Reid M" urig" fpr 90" rIrurr.I . rH-
toA VI Reei The final match fur f.' t''"
cup wa- h"t v""r t,rurc. " Ih.. N.f H.
hanN and hus son. G~Urg. " 4NH.'.F DIT
III" former Won. 'oiitaTt iu 'NlH"'.' ,
10y a w anu . TO IlIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-06

! y 4. Iuhusiuvu. \ So H'
barred hy a special rule ~ ia" ,.uH
Tomorrow Will" NuaersuU. Oh" oyer.
champion, and Gruf - low are o. Meet
thirty >iN ode match a. ~" lk".'HN '.'
Cuh llnks ~ Mnnlht-lrI- v