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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
AT THE DUQUESNE PLANT.
Both Strikers aud Employers Are
Claiming a Victory.
Burns COMMUNICATED WIN ScHwAB
Held Conversation Over Lens Distance
TelrphcnA. Il Is Stzted---Schwah
Wants Men TO Return to Work.

sasts5rrg August Sl.--The steel strikers
zee claiming tonigss the biggest victory
STAGE the dsht began ia the closing down
Of che open hearth department u tie
Drquesue steel worsa. Tie Amalgamatsd
people ciaIH that TIE open hsarta MEN
have struek aud TIE entire plant viii baye
70 cicgs d0wn when the men fan 60 re-
furu Sunday ulght for work. rhe Carue
gle steel people make light Of laa matter
and SAY she close down OK the open hearth
department today was merely the usual
SatErday afternoon close and maintain
that the men win be 9A baad for work
Sunday evening us heretofore and that no
sfoppage VIII result They claim the
TROUBLE NJ the plsnt Friday Gight hiss been
exaggerated very ulach, tnat instead %
large number " men haytas 4ais woys.
oniy a few boys were escorted from tle
mill by poHeEuSn ass les places % tue
eiected were filled az 1nce.
CntI tousorr0w nighJ. 10 win not be
known certainly wnieh side Is rsat in Us
ceutentlcn--tne AmoJeamatcd people c-aial-
Ing 60 De able 80 tle up rle plant aAd
rae stse. oolpdny SAYING taey UiH resume
w0f6 Flt1au, any matert1i lps''-seut
aside from iae DulIesre lucl5 lr, sac
repeated Cudfereuce Hg long t.srlGce .Cla-
phDre between President S.LW44 x -1E
DENT " tle Window e.a4s WORKERS $3.50
Cl1ror. waS -Ne oaly ot-ec proposition 70
G&tss comment
Is seems LIAR taev communicated gf-1
e8ch at2sr 9r telephone, aG- v4Ir ws-s
tha rsU-ss ~ tAe -guge-s2rtgl IS ust
known
Il waI learned .eo21 auocser souc t2as
turiag e1s extended wire FJaTe-sl-lca. Sic
SERVED cun Nr Eu-cs tlaL be- wunL la.
consent 30 NEST ~ E-lEg tt-Fe
Ata3 +,lE2,s1e1 So laftQ- ~Sti- adj tre ls.is
H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
SITUATION IN THE SOUTH.
Consensus Of Conservative 0p EiOn
Discredits Probability Of Trouble.
REVOLUTIONS ARE or Long STANDING
Believed Now There Is Little Danger
Of vgnezusia and Colombia Being
Thrown into Conflict.

Colon. Colombia. August S1.--Qulet pre-
yliis ca the isthmus. The recent liberal
concentration 90 Tint vicinity seems 90
haye disappeared. Whatever their nun.
bers the liberals are poorly armed Enl
without leaders. lack organization fjT COM
eerfed action, and hence can avsil them
selves OF no opportunities 70 damaae the
government
Endless rumors are aaodt. but the cnD
,snsHs " tue best Informed conservative
opinion iiscre3iys serious troubles 90 inote
tl1p continuance of tAe guerrilla system
~ enEasemputs with THE government
fr,ees. me liberals are an1ioua 30 get
seaport and hence rheir recent I0proaca
B5cls Sci Zorro, west Of bere. Ebe
government IS not bringing retaioreements
90 The isrhmss. There axe aBous 4ssI mea
IS Coion and at Panama thousand mea
are available Il needed.
be general situation in Colombia is Ill.
visible under three heads.
fhe isthnus rerOUtiea: the Brcgruss
u i1e throughout the rest II taa country.
Hud t1e slGIIriou on the Venezuelan aud
e.euttloteaH ffyhilers
he revolution i progressing 81 the res,
Hi tae country TffL F1TgtuE Success. tins
lHerais lnit Various towns and tistr.e,s
ute eypeliticus. vlrhIr8wiug utyn tarr
1prolHn 4uf ggs1ru 8g after iAplr depart
as To- "4Gg-t u urler lstlar ,acti :, VITA
t-7s-0ult als1G raE8gcHlt ut~
one tl-hs certaiu aye t1e gayerum d
syefetls Vt H7inuHl.r3ttou are inter-
ped Dr -e.IJra aud aBr-n1u.e. bauee s;
-14p9ss. Yl. -r --rlrc icIuia ,lto-ms-
..1a ON 'ae erl-r az frgu lar iippeuiags
he news eAau4ttHg ron the e9tst
FAs eouces--A@ i1a frontiers is uGrclsl-
eaezaela1 aul uaiasFau f.oatev al
.HF@-A t-r 'nHa7~ reported ape rasslF
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TE,naarlcal Attraotinns

beaumont, Texas, August Si.--IAst Of the
attractions booked for tae Kyle opera houss
has not yer been- secured, and 1t probably
can nor be for several days. Mr., Henry
9reeaWam. lessee ~ rhe opera house, Is
cXpecte0 on September H. VITA his ar
r4vai VIII come something DEFINITE regard
lag tAe attractions Completion ~ the
opera a11se IS progressing rapidly. pIas-
tererc ARE EOw well advanced with rdeir
Errk aaa 'Ie decorators win doubtless
begin some time next week CARPENTER
UofE oa the stage IS about finished and
the scenery aud curtains can be placed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
THE TENNESSEE MINERS
TROUBLE At JELLlCao BEING SET
tiled BY ARBITRATION.
Two Thousand Men in sae Coal Creek
Mines Laid Down Their Toois
en- Strike Order.

Knoxville, August Sf-Arbitratlcn has
wen the dav Ia the Jeltico mining distsie,
but over 300 men Ia tao Goal CREEK mines
laid down thetc tnals touIgh1 10 response
60 aa order ef President Howe % the
United Mime WORKERS district No. The
present wage scale expired tonight, but
Jgllscp operators 43d miners, wbf aaFs been
la session Gll tAe week, slgue4 an agtee-
menE tg araltrate rhriE differences, work
Go continue 10 tine meIaIIne.
THIS shonl ccmpang cf tAe Cc8i crees
district also stEaad siui.ar INCREMENT,
rt 500 oEhFr operators u- Cost geek have
taken so agtiVu- TIE men ASH 40 advance
Oh wages, Is cs0e-aour day anl pay days
evarr gwc weeks.
The jeiic0 operators and miners have
abuu1 settled. Aroitratcrs are ~ reach an
crcoiuklt 3eface October T.
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Week?

Then you want strength.
Good food, an setive liver,
and pure blood will bring il.
lou naturally think Of eggs
and milk, Ayers Pills and
Ayers SarsapariIla. Ask
your doctor il he can come
any nearer to the trugh. DO
as nc says, AZ any rate.
Fof1s yeafs have never missed
taking Ayers SarsapariiIa every sprsus.
y eisSHses my esoo1s MAKES ma FEEL
sgfonas eNa Qoes xne good III every sSv.''
John z Hodneise, Brooklyn NY.
y Al efEsxsst- &c. AVER co., fswels. as,..
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90 REaIoN AFFFcrEn.

Thers ID 70 &c Wholesale sanhae q
Ovens.
P'ttsburg. August si.--A telegram f,an
smithasia touisht says; The sga s,ss
EtriEe has NJ last affected the ease region
ana as rssgit critters a.ve bsen reserved
from asadauartsrs Ear whalssaie bank.
ing q oyeas 10 'ais saeslsn Of Fsyst,s
eoaaty. This move Win reyu.s ID neary
900 men being forged into ldlauess rut
maag are aow laavlug Tor oraer ports *
the raxisa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

TIE srnnble grpra out n the aeti8a of
two manufacturing companies, aIerbcrs ~
tae local Equalization 70 the National
ItAdes Association of EMPLOYERS and
which II Is alieeed have adopted a cngrss
IN selecting applicants For employment
which cansfitutes a liberalization against
union mNu
AS q resuit ~ his ee1forante, President
gnmpers has communicated with the chief
ufheers Of The companies with o view 10
Investigating the validity Of the complaints
made by the Mechanics association and
securing an adjustment ct the difdrdl
ties, IL this u possible. Mr.. G0mpers viii
leave here today for Buffalo Eherc he
speaks on Labor Day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

beaumont Texas August 81 The case
agairs' The Ola man Avery who attempted
Ten ,7"or his sister was called Ia the iustlc.
court mis- morning ON preliminary hearing.
bot was subsequently, dismissed, Whan
tAe Officers went 20 toe jail TO get Avery
ha aerel SO Wild and talked SO iucoaereutly
t-at 10 was decmed unsafe 10 bring him
latg tae court room where bis sister WAS
Brown yherpupon dismissed the charge ~
sSault co murder and a rnarEe OF Iunacy
VIII be MADE against aim In the c0unty
court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Citizens Are to Bring AandamuS Ac,
ton Against The City.
THEY WANT THE CONDITIONS IMPROVED
Opera House Attractions Are Not We.
Know-ElaoJion by the Eagles.
Avery Acts Peculiarly

Beaumont. Texas, August 31.-Attosuey
Georga g. d Erien VIII ME suit 10 tae dis
tret court next week 10 behalf ot clients
against the city Of Beaumont 10 comgel
tle civ 10 remove unsigltly ana uusam-
tery hmidiusa when now oecnpy tine lot
commonly known as Jhe t.iauglc mado H5
intersection OF Crockett Main ANA Pia.
s,ecaJ> The >alt viii be iH the sAaoe
~ mandatory injunction. II BE falss ra
Res tLis Mr. 0Brieu win bring -uit 20 tsr
iitle for f3e property la telaii OF the heirs
ot .t.t criE.nal oWners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
~ IS MoNcoMMIrTAL.

s'oFer7af Of Iowa a1ay Decide Vet 10
Ertsr ths presidential Race.
onana, Neh- august 81 -Goverror saaw
e lowa passed taro0sh omaaa tAis morn
sng en- route "a DQs Momas
WArR aAksd resarihng SenasQr Dollive-'s
announcement az CNhnru lass plsgt ~ ~
etptitiacy Tor the prssldenav f31re~,sr.
eaaW pate see fol'owiHs settlement ~
NAsgA he Nggh sag letniug farther.
AnF nenti0a oS n2y uame ln rsnusr1is-
vita the gaaip9ign u 1894 SeratSv D,'ift
Va e0fsee ~ rae aHsemeas shat "a Il
tor f8rfg ~ determine iTi. -t -
sgr low t. 90 Is So ron "a fo- IN. l.,e :,
tsea9t ne biggest maiegifY erer r5lia5 =,
tsN SKATE. ant this w wfil now ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
MENIcAN - coNpITIoNs.

CsFfee, SaGsr and Corr Prospects Are
Very Coed Nov.
Mexico Clty, August 3I.-Counterfeit
notss ~ The Mercantile bank o. Vera Cruz
aare been d.scovesed. The work IS clumsi.
iE executed
'ous'aned reports from crops are favor.
eo-e tgHee wiH Hc abundant and home
gfmand 8 a1sorhinz alI the stock on hard
sugar W'ti rielA lgree crop and home dc
-1anu' OWING 20 better wages amnue the
eomHou peop!e. Us steadily increasing. Corr
Soqtinues 20 look bsrteg than had been an.
AueFiar and European tobacco brrers
are here purstasuE the lest product ~
the famous luXtgpsc district.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

Guthrie. u. T.. August 81 The guard At
the county Jail here has been doubled "a
account Of the reports that cowbavs and
otheFs from the Ponce Indian reservation
lre en- FGutc to Guthrie 10 mob FranE E,-
lis, & policeman, who killed Ferris CLAYTON.
cowboy. here yesterday. Twenty ncn
have arrived from the reservations, but 10
demonstration has as yet been made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
Faales Flectsd nffcst-

Boaumcpy. Texas. Au.rst 81 The ioca,
l7dSe of Eas3cs met last uieat ia eheir
ban d senti-HoBrsly session and trans
oetei Some ycrg Important business
-rccial election Of officers was aeid and
a.srltcl I'm rhp following elections H. "
NoFaaHr worthy president: J. 2. Jirou,
~"lthv vice president: r. 4. Lamb chsu.
liG. Sidney Meyer, secretary. T. Brcl,
$3.50. r-ausurc- and pr T.. tfCilst-.I. plr-
81. au 3 be- meeting last "i-ht WIS .Aau-ed
t1 v'rEv Friday alE1t. Fifteen new Weu.
beers we're tlsaG iH iAsr El-If Including
hH E-n0-g as the 70 NInd The ueyt
reEU'aF meeting VIII BE- an Important social
session
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
80 FIaHrERs AhRoAp.
American Wsrshlps are Assembling in
English Ports.

Loadoa, August si.--seldom hare 40
many American war vessels appeared
simultaneously 10 English ports Scarcely
oAf ne Hartford and Essex arrived 10 the
AhSnlgs beforc ne Chlcaea excited the
3Iissiiy q Portsmouth citizens Then tho
u aEri sHd ~ southampton and now
~ oHAalp erew are being cnterf dtapd ar
NIeea9ck 4he Hartford and Essex 6avs
s.hre teti oar tile others remain. Tfev
aFc ah receiving the most hospltahie treat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
a SURPLUS Foa AUGUST.

Expenditures ofthe Government Did Not
Equal the Receipts
Washington Aneusg 20 The comparative
statement " the government receipts agd
expenditures during the month % August
Shows he total receipts from all sources t9
have been StJ-394 10 and the expenditures
S..t'..$lt-f $50. leaving 2 surplus Tor the month
Cf Sb.G42 e-lS Gs against aedcir Tor the
month OF August, 1900. OF S>i1.443.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

Cincinnati Augusr 3l.-At meeting Il
the board Of directors Of the t'reedmans
Aid Socierr here today. Or. Frederick ii
kniEAy OK Boston was elected president at
Aas heeu pastor Of st. Johns chnrcA q
Boston fpT she past eighr yedFs. He WILL
ester upon his new duties at the opening
Of yhe scholastic year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
MAY COMMUNICATE WITH LONG.

SchleYs Counsel Hopes 70 Have Howl
SONS Eligibility Settled Soon.
Washington. August S1.-Adu=ral sehlev
Today acknowledged the receipt OF Acting
Secretary Hackatt's communication gne.as.
iug q copy ~ Rear Adnliral Howison's ~
tc'. made puhlic Yesterday.
it Is VERY proleihle that 10 Secraearv or-
reaches Washington hefnre the CONT con.
veaes, Admiral Sehley's counsel will COM
muuieate with him ID regard To- AdfuirHt
lio"lsons eligibility AZ q member ~ fhr
court ~ ilqHiFF aud endeavor 10 sesffe IN I
matter hefore the trIhunai mAeta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

Rochester, y. r., August 81 p. II. Brad.
ley ~ seneca Falls one Of the victims az
tue Feirville wreck THURSDAY, died al the
Homeopathic hospital IS s O'Clock fhiS
morning. Auotacr death, tue tAifteenth
oeeulTea later IN the day, che victim being
Mrs. Elizabeth Waite Of Newark
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EMaLoYEas oIscR-MLNarE

President Gcnpefs 81 Federation al
La5oF 70 Take sjie Maues Us.
washington, August 81 Presaeue asr,.
beHaad y tue IateFnsgloufl Association
II Alied Netaf Mteasalcs has heeo h
roaferenee here witb President Gemners
~ sAe Amesicaa Fsderasien 81 f.abor cor
eerains tAs ea'airs e tae former ossler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

= Sa'stsA- oaio Ausssf IT, Pgssdsat alc.
Kiaieg and pasfy wgfi fsaye rt,e~s -
Hsss, Tetalns Tor RuNaIe, eaisg ~ 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
Annual Catholic Diet al USEabfHeck
Attracted Public Attention.
TARIFF QUESTION AGAIN TO THE FRONT
Government Cautioned Against Treating
American Goods More URfayorahly
Thar Those Of Other Countries.

sfI 49, IA
I'VE @il tue ePtsi'Ats "FtH % 2 f9htftf''rsAtt
character a remark " President Ti3m-
Z bsr ,ebr b. a ,.--yrttfrs-.t -,tarrl,ar ~ flia
--..,..... -. ...,....'.-. !.
I
-. -
49,, ,.-.,,- g..,.'...'. 80,
e'N' UNs /" 'sa'As
otaha SECS 10 tAis expression ,ne c14ei
announcement tbus rade (. sp-e - or.r
eg sa e.g rsa -,,,-.-..r,.ss ..,..s.,,,. 4s--,
selves ahieay ta ae 95iisiea! as0erls Vi
&c qoestten 10 eyIeetario1 q 9 period q
stft, $780, t,s 's 5,a.
discassod
Anurbrr gnthafr ruesstou oerunrtue AZ.
tentloe ID .te ANAL ss-+isrterf ~ tbe 7,ish-
optics IL ta5 raIchstandA 6y tae snooInr-
VSg s''1P q, 100 80 -a0 ~, Ao[4
St-as5grg
4ae lg.oene Yolks zel0as. adnits that
s4e 5hleass give m1eh DISSATISFACTION
b. raegsf.tta t+f+h tss sr,-,.,s,.e,.,ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

saata Ee y. 81. Augass 3t-Ylce Presi
denf Ecesevet lss ceoseursd % write
history % tAe R0uza RlJess for tine roster
taE Aew Mexico volunteers 20 tie
taa &Htherlty N rne Rhsstv f6urrn sGsst.
tIfe 90 NtE AcEifo whIch aGs naGs a.
appropriated t1r that pErpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01

Tor years the CRY has co0e NJ fran hundreds and
Thousands Of rueu. ycung aud Old for rsneay shst
would lid then IL the terrible result Of early f0les
or excesaes. q the oyerwoTk ard wOrrY tast sap
tins 1hysi1al vitality.
tbs n1saicEl profession q this cGuntry seened
poweElsas 70 cope with she appalling ami disastrous
diseases aud aupoTiug weaknesses OF rcsBlting
fruEa violation of Natures laws.
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PHng. IkRaspE's WQHnt1FuL plaeQyERf.

II remained for the eminent French authority.
pryi. Iulsa LAbaria, 70 conduct scientific inquiry
iat0 the eause and core * Lest Vitality, sexual
weakness Spersuatorrhfea. Eriletay, lnipotsRcv.
su.al Parts, and the world today ecsuowicivss tie
supremacy Of tie wonderful reuledy -CALT11saS.'
The fon Iphi COMPANY, 81 Ginrinna&i. Ohio.
recognizing to- commercial yalt5e a Prof LAbcrde
discover, soruTst the vote American rights for
- C&ETRB.s.n and through ifs agency thousands
% who suffered fTen sexual diseases and en-
feeBnr nervous nsRisfites have beam restored 10
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paNER d alALTansn PauYEn.

ADO atst gag Y9T iAlse tbs treatment yea VIII Il
Benefited The sacend aaF you Will fest sn improves
meat. The third isy Yca VIII note an irerssss X
strength Tbs fourth dag will sh3w q Eain bstk
afentallg and plfysfcalig. TIE fifth day Won WI
feel lf6c . rev nah X yos srfar from any foyss
. Of 6arvsas Neciins sni sexual Weakness Srerrs.
t0rrhpa. Farceegis lalpoteuey. spiall Parfs Nielt
Swpats, Pniritatton Of tle Heart Sarvausuesa Con-
fusion 81 Idcea. and Loss % Memory. y0u San t9si
lively he cured by '-gAATEs4Bgs' hnt Il Tire dJsssa
has prrFepsed 60 the sage marked hF tbs nf0rs
Of Epilepsy. Consumption Insanity. ws canna,
promise eemuTate rnroveEy.
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ne long aeralded experiments o. a new
electric motor oa standard gauge railroads
oeHA next wreck between Berlin and Sos
Only tEeHry taree klIometers * he
Epaa are ready now IhA rst1s io+t..- t.5ls
le completed IL October
-
FacerawsA Is 20 make a tour ~ shs
Se1ulaH eitlss esom October "a !, Ds.en-
Der IL leaving OUT Berlla- He : low
visiting Budapest Wnrssw. Tonacr Ra-.
~ and oiher places Tie pHrf6r-if9 r,-ss -
tTaen1wsd new opera. +Fanrr, So
pfen DELAYED On accouut Of bis aeaith.
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NO c. 0. D, OR DEPOSIT SCHEME,

Tho Won Mohl Company desires IL that yzrz give a..
remedy FAIR end thorough trial and thsr srp I'll
Jog 70 stand sli ia ypaFss connected riih tie tFsl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.

First Lieutenant w. H. Clifford United
States marines, has been appointed pro-
vost judge at Pollack, Mindanao, P. T.
Gen. Chaffee has appointed board of
officers to take into consideration the APP
plications for breyets and medals that
have been submitted for the period COW
ering the operations in the Philippines
and make such recommendations as may
seem to them to be meritorious The de-
tail of the board is as follows. Maj. Gen.
Lloyd Wheaton, Brig. Gems. Wade and
Funston. Col. Julius r. Lindsey, of tho
Fifth cavalary, has been appointed re-
corder of the board.
The navy board has been notified Of
the arrival of Admiral Kempf, with his
flagship Kentucky, at Samsah BASIN,
China.
Brig. Gen William A Kobbe has been
relieved from command of the depart
ment of Mindanao and Jolo and granIed
three months leave of absence, with per-
mission to visit the United States.
Representatives of the diplomatic corps
over the Pennsylvania railroad for Buff
falo, where they will be the guests OF the
Pan-American exposition management.
Accompanying the diplomats were Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wilson and mis-
daughter, Chief Clerk Michael, Of the
state department, and Chief Clerk Cox,
of the bureau of American republics.
The president today appointed Frank
L. Doan to be collector of customs for
Arizona
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-05
PUT OFF AT BUFFALO
PRESIDENT AND MRS. M'K.INLEY
ARE THE GUESTS OF THE
RAINBOW CITY
VISIT TO THE EXPOSITION
Presidential Party Cheered by Il
Mighty Host-Many Unable to
Catch Even a Glimpse of
the Chief Magistrate.

BUFFALO, Sept. president McKin-
ley, in whose honor Thursday Sept s.
has been set aside on the Pan-American
exposition calendar, entered Buffalo to-
night through the portals of the Rain
bow city. A few of the party left the
presidential train at Central station, but
the president and Mrs Mckinley, the
Misses Barber and Miss Sarah Duncan,
the presidents nieces, and the members
of the reception committee were taken at
Gnce to the northern gate of the expos-
ton grounds The screeching of whistles
and the booming of guns greeted the
presidents train as it passed along the
lake and river fronts over the Belt line
tracks to the grounds. AS the trains
flashed past the front a salute of twenty
one guns doomed forth from Fort Porter
An immense crowd had assembled at
the railroad terminus at the exposition
grounds to await the arrival of the presi-
dent. From the electric tower down the
west side of the court of fountains as
far as the triumphal bridge, people were
packed so closely together that there was
scarcely room to move.
The immense throng waited patiently
and the minutes slipped by and there was
no sign of the presidents train At $50
the blowing of whistles in the factories
north of the exposition, grounds an
nounced the approach of the train
"A Lew iuluuLSS later ETSSIQ6nC Mchln-
ley, with Mrs. Mckinley leaning on his
arm and surrounded by the reception
committee, emerged from the entrance to
the terminal station A great cheer went
up from the thousands who caught q
glimpse of the party and it was taken up
and re-echoed by the others who, al
though they could not see the president,
knew what the cheering meant
President Mckinley with Mrs. MciKn-
lev and Holm O. MiIhnrn oF
the Exposition company, entered the first
carriage drawn by four handsome BAYS
1t was with difficulty that the police kept
a paSsageWay clear for the carriages
which proceeded slowly toward the Lin
coin park entrance. Cheer after cheer
went up from the vast throng. The
president acknowledged the salutations
of the crowd by bowling and raising his
hat.
MRS. M'KINLEY LOOKS WELL.
Mrs, Mckinley, who looked remarkably
well after the tiresome journey, also
smiled happily
The carriages paused for a moment on
the triumphal bridge to give the members
of the party a moment to take in the
beauties of the grounds They were then
driven rapidly out of the Lincoln park
way entrance, up the parkway to Della
ware avenue, to the home of Mr. Mil
burn, whose guest President and Mrs
Mckinley and the members of their party
will be during the stay in the city.
President Mckinley remained quietly
in the house during the evening, retiring
at an early hour He will leave Mr.. Mil
burns house at ~ O'Clock tomorrow
morning, accompanied by an escort of
mounted police and cavalry, and will pro-
coed directly to the exposition grounds,
where ceremonies will be held in honor
of the day.