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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

cd, % Horace \ erary. conveying an
undivided auesfourth Of the south
east quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section %. twp sa. range I. for q
consideration ~ 50 coo. was filed II.
day.
Rrudy & Cav have filed an attaf.
news lien for Slooa in the ease OF
sarah 4. Gilmore against the Seattle
s. Nenton Railway u.
judge He'll and "A Jury are engaged
to-day upen the case Of the Fidelity
and Trust Go, af Maryland. aga uat
u W. hoWcn. The plaintiff furnish
Ga a bond Ter Howeu - deputy col
ltctor 81 informal revenue At S.
wear Al The end Of the first year
l'oWen obtained bond uam an
other company. The Maryland cor
poratiou has sued him for tUo years.
premium, maintaining that he was
bound Co retain his bond from them
SO long 90 he held the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
"G0. YOUNG MAN.
RUBBER NO MORE"

4 Young tailor whose naute fnu.s
- creep into the Record. was brought
before Judge ral.man this morning
- fhaaf a warrant GO hu Investigated
sH "a his sanity. a uftIe gutatlnninr
developed TIE fact that hr was nuf.
fTf'nH from nothing worse than an
aaHn II lowe a. AHran ffs uur-
sued a Young lady With nttrntioru
until her father went 60 the police
with the indictment ~ Mamie, ~
fufnuiuua @sttii harp.uF on nj.
daughter. Accordingly b. wastnk
Ell into the probate court bat Iudr,
fallfuan dismissed hfru with the al
Wnuitlun tn G. ard rihbnru~rk mo-
more ur words Co that effect. The
tailor only promised 10 do hfs beat q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
COMPLAIN
TO MAYOR
wCT. U. Ladies Object to
Illegally Conducted Saloons

A.,ssstian from the wcmcnH
......,t.a temperance union Eaincl
'a' ...s.,sse this morning With May
81 49, and called his attention
9 - 49, hat there are saloons Ia
= - az thAf permitted minors TO
u ! - Become intoxicated.
et -. Hunas uouard chief OF
sssivan ef the complaint AMI
-. - he taken. tho mayor In
- - ~ ladles. 70 check the prac-
= i 10 future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
MARINE NEWS

The steamer Tampiea. Capt. Jun-
sen. came of the beach At Duwam-
ish head last night and tied up az
the Pacific Coast bunkerH. she viii
load her Honolulu cargo this after
noon az the Arlington Aaek Il con
sists % 1900 barrels of cement. re-
ceived from the steamers Roche Har-
bor and Transport last night. a
quantity of grain ard forage and
several thousand feet Of lumber.
The Tampieo carries 10 passengers.
The halbut schooner q Theckla
rot In last night with iae0 pounds
% haiihut The LQulzs and Yukon
sailed last night for Lynn canal aud
Wtu be followed IN a Tea days -
the Jennie T.. Decker. The Tuucas-
ter has gone on the aaya Tor repairs
and VIII likely BE Laid up for the win
ter.
The Lynn canal boats Dolphin ana
Ai-Ki. Kat away last night Both
had fun carkoes Of perishs blen. gen
eral mere handtsa and stock. The
Dolphin had Is passengers.
The steamship i-matina. Capt.
Cousins from san Francisco. afrIV-
ed last night a pleasant but IN
eventful trip II reported. she brought
% passf ngers and isa1 tons 81 mix
"a freight a lot Of thia Il califar-
MIA produce consigned Ia local mer.
chants. The Etnatiita - scheduled
70 leave here on her southern trip.
Tuesday. Oct /.
The tug Evergreen toNed the Ath-
Ion over 20 King 4 WInger.s ways
at West Sea title. where she viii re-
ceive an entire uew eoat II paint.
Her lessees hope % have her IN aha %
% resume her run % October I.
The collier Asanci6u. Capt. Evans.
made port from san Ffanelae1 this
morning she ~ now a. the bunk
ers ~ the Seattle TermIn nal COMPANY
whore she viii load coal for her re-
turn trip south.
The steamer czarIna. capt SEA
man. arrived from san Francisco last
night and anchored IT Smiths cove
on account II her big shipment af
explosives. This morning she com
nenced unloading at the Arlington
dock. Her freight consists Of 100
tons u blasting powder. consigned
10 local firms and 70 Everett. Vic
t0ria and Fairhaveu she also has q
large quantity Of cement and some
general cargo.
The steamship Ciaverfuu is loading
flour nt the Centennial mills for the
Orient This boat usually takes q
cargo 40 Tacoma. but on account 0f
the better facilities her agents bod
we'll a Co. have decided 10 load her
l hereafter a. Seattle II II expected
that her freight will all be loaded
some time tomorrow.
The stea Memphis Empire line
left Port Townsend for Tacoma last
night. She ~ill leave small freight
shipment a. that port and then come
here 70 load her regular cargo for
San Francisco. She ia expected 10
arrive in the harbor tomorrow morn
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
THROWN OFF TRAIN

Jack lIaulty. recent arrival fran
Nome, accumulated the ingredients
~ a Joyous Jas and while under It's
spell mounted Northern HaciH
train this morning IN the belief that
he was On board a beat bound FOR
san Francisco lie waa unable 10
Impose his conviction upon the
trainmen and was thrown OF at
BLACK River junction and his head
was slightly cut.
The agent there put him on the
nrst train hack and wired ta sheriff
Cudihee that h was badly hurt. but
on going Co the depot % meet hts
expected guest the sherin found him
able 60 travel alone. and decided 20
let hirn 40 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

remain I'm seattle, or whether his
health win permit Of such "a reeep-
ton
ton. 10 iH expected IN Seattle about
next Ihurndny tie VIII be met at
Victoria by Consul llayasm and Mr.
fnmunk
ii'turn the meeting adjourned
Judge Burke appointed the following
sub DuiuWittroH go get Ia work uH
tho proposition official reception.
Mr. tlihr, MI Mohlr aud Nj Iamra
banquet Judge burke MI La FafE
and Mn llngr a third committee
consisting uf oy Gov j II NedfaW
WINS appointed Co arrange final dc
tails The committee adjourned -
meet az the uuU 81 the chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Almost every train arriving IN the
cry the past day 81 tao brings a
number - Episcopal cierEyru.n on
their way Il the annual ranvenffs,
which is 20 b. held az San Frantir.
60 nsRt week Thia morning Hss
Joshua kimhfr associate arrfstsr,
- the board uf Missions. and D. Vi
Roberts treasurer ~ the nafnr board
arrived. They we're escorted about
The cttE hH Rev J J. u TIWyt
They are both from New YORK ara
are among the prominent ci~rxymen
= the ehnfe n
= whitney o. r., A az
The Great Northern railway. arrived
IN the city from ~ Paui and ~ AZ
the Rainier Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
New Deputy Coroner

aberley = wtltale. who FOR ~" last
eight months has held tlle position
Of deputy coroner under ~ a. D..
tIaYe. VIII leave Seattle sunday No.
finish his medical course foo the Uni
KFHHitY IF oregon. While occupying
the office Of deputy coroner 600 this
county Or Wiltflr has made many
warm friends among tHr Officials
With whom be haze come boo contact
When hiH course in finished nt cole
leEr Mr WHtHle viii return tp hrHir
lie and enter Into hiH profession Dr.
Daniel EHHl.lry Wll succeed ip the
office of deputy coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
VIII horseback Ride

Roosevelt Is an ardent horse
EaH and Is not going 10 deprive
s'azelf q his favorite recreation
fssi because he has haen elevated
2 ne presidency. A. the preai-
ferfs request. Lieut.. Col. whitney.
q Gen. Miles staff. who has been
ssaEnsd temporarily 20 duty as
". hooseveit's aide. has procured
= armv troop horse for the use %
y President. n r. a typical cav
AZ r1unt. and l. nov IN the presi-
essts stables. Z + understood M.
Roosevelt vii use this horse IN his
eaisy exercise. Col whitney 80
s1fef for the presidents use with
tae herse. a regular cavalry saddle
and tFappings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
ROOSEVELT
AND HIS
FISTS
viii Be the Presidents
BOdyguard

WASHINGTON. u. c. SEPT. II
President Roosevelt has put his foot
= - enre tgr al on the chief ex-
scatiys's person being guarded BY
detectives ever time he goes FORTH
from the White Hogse He dcciar-
ed himself in such positive terms
yesterday against this practice that
vhsa ~ went 70 lunch. and again
Nneu he left for Commander
cowiss' home in the evening, n.
Fas entirely unaccou, panied. Few
recognized In him the president %
TIE United States a. he dodrxd the
street cars On Pennsylvania avenue.
and hurried on through Lafayette
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Lack Of Wind Stopped Race

Owing 10 the lack Of wind the race
scheduled to come off yesterday be
tween tho yachts Bonita and Olym-
pic WAS not finished. The course Co.
from Point Wilson to DuuRenesH. and
TWO ATTEMPTS were made 10 sail the
rare Another attempt was agreed
upon today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
NonunIon MaehInIsts IoIn Union

The union mschiniata induced sew
eral more late arrivals 10 come out
OF the Washington Iron Works this
morning. The place Is now Guarded
oy two special police ana patrol-
man. There has been no diaIHsbarce
- ~" union men employ no NsAkons
bc. pe-s1aBiys sTg1EusnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Want BAIL

~AnaNA. sept. .T.-Thc three An
.-..l.st. leaders q Home Colony.
r.s.ps bsaeh. who were arrested
.-ltaksn before FEDERAL Judge Han
- n Sfsskana, we're brought back
!. rssx.-sa asst nlght ny deputy mar
- = obtain bonds pending trial.
- are charKrd with sending OBJ
-. natter Through the mails.
TACOMA. SEPT. 81. - An United
s,sss. MARSHAL with nina federal
rrsssesrs n bis charge. reached TIA
- talay On his way 20 the Nc
vssfs Esland penitentiary. Each %
- rrisaners VAS convicted az Spo-
- 4 selling liquor 20 Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
IN The COURTS


Ayrtle Kllnfelter yesterday filed
an action 70 recover 1000 dauoagas
~. ths Seattle Electric co. FOR
INJURIES received In a street car ac-
eiaeht. The defendant mad an an
s.sr lnatanter' and the ease vas
81 ohee tried before judge Tailman
aha JUDGMENT given for me fuii
compromise. '"Nsh' was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Tao Wills proh,,..

Jsage Tsllman this morpt,g
mace a decree probat,ng ~, ,hs
~ OF r. ~ Earle. deceased late -
r ,.ssssae n gsetts. and Appointing q
aiiiett administrator 81 20 rrnch =.
ne estate as IL located IN this &C.
ne will of John " Whitw0r,S ~
ssased. late Of California. was a.
pIoDated and =. H. Whitworth 49,
teatsd Administrator Of tho es,sto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
LEASED The
COUNTY FARM
Contract Awarded 10 Vim. Enue /
by the Commissioners

The board ~ county commissioners
opened bids FOR lepeiuE the county
farm this afternoon. Five prupaH#
q were received. and that ~ Nm
EuEvla ~ seattle was accepted. II
Rktrfa TO pay $3.50 per year for "A
term 20 three yrHra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Meeting Of Charity OraanIzatlnn

The annual meeting ~ the Charity
Organization society will be hold A.
Plymouth church next Tuesday even
inz Addreases will be delivered Nv
local people who are prominent In
charitable work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Railroad Personals.

T Gates. president o. the Everett
q Monte Crtsfn railway. naHssd
through the city yesterday IN his
private car M oates IL a resident
81 New York and u out on a tour o.
inspection ~ the ruad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

NJ. Roosevelt does not believe tina,
hasf Fuard= are - much use. he
considers his own hard fists ample
f5esseii1n n a persunat encounter.
snf VII run his chances % attack
ey pistol or gun bullets fired from
= cisianee. In the latter case. per
souai boiyEuards would Be % abb
solutsly 40 ssrvice any way. The
PRESIDENT has shoulders like san
o. and ls a clever amateur boxer.
Ehs rufsan Who attempts 20 DO him
harn a. close range had best - In
e ffalnlas before he takes on the
rs~t~aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Mr.. Gowen In Frisco

Rev a. ~ Guwrn. rector Of fhe
Trinity Parish church. left YrHfaH=
day Tor San Francisco where he 0Il
act uH clerical delegate 20 the gen
rrHl conference uf the Ip.ufurli
church. The rfaHlona will begin on
Wednesday rrHL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
RECORDS
SPEED OF
VESSELS
conirNance Patented by a Seattle
Man Attracting Attention

A machine which may Be a great
Improvement ln the method Of re
cordinE the speed % vessels has
been patented ~ capt " } Smith
of this city. The contFivancs IL nua
on exhibition IN the window 81 thu
seattle Hardware 80. ita manner
Of working is shown BY having g. at
tached % a Hulai motor. This re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

MARY =. keough was granted a d..
, setes from John J. KeouRh ,bIs
s,eliliae ~ Judge Bell on the
NJ el ~ of extreme cruelty ana fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Chamber Of Commerce Visits

seffsfafY Nsikie and about ~ 9TH
= members n the chamber % COM
.leFes. started for the Walia Waiia
lar The morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight aud Saturday probably
fair fresh south winds becoming
uurthwtHt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
PROF. SHELDON
io23 Third Ave, Cor. Of Seneca 81.

FaimlsfrY taught Mediumlrtie
persons developed. Home nii day
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

ss-ir IS JUST As CHAP 70 srt
the sEsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

me Pioneer T.aundrv ~, 10,
saplial of 5000. has ffiea ,WS,Ith n
iheafp0rafion. "'''cleh OF
49,
~ ne Seattle 4 Alaska Fish 20 on
afticiea 0f incorporates ~
80, - AinF IN the county audi,,-, w ~
~ iis capital r. 81 no ''' = o.
t. &C ssea from the adnlnlstrator 81,
STATE Of bila II. Horton, eee..Sl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

J. ! Allison and James Hamilton.
tWo alleged bad men. wrrr given
four hours % leave town ~ judge
George this a ffarTfoan
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

The steamer Memphis Empire line
left Port Townsend for Tacoma last
night She vill leave a ANAL freight
shipment a. that port and then come
here 70 load her regular cargo for
San Franclsco. She la expected 10
arrive IN the harbor tomorrow morn
-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
GREAT SADNESS REIGNS in CANTON
Train Bearing Body of MartTed President Arrives in
His Native City,
grief STRICKEN POPULACE FORGET ALL ELSE

ticle by Senior Dublan Montesin0s In
which he alleges that during the Spanish
war he had an interview with Presldent
Roosevelt. .hen assistant secretary Of
the navy, and that Roosevelt said thar
Mexico must either absorb Central
America. or IN turn be absorbed BY the
United States This article has caused
some gossip. but no one here in au-
thority believes that the new American
prssiden, viii do anything 10 alter the
present exceedingly harmonious reia-
tons between the two governments.
There is Intense interests to know
leading traits and habits Of the new
president. toward whom there Is gen.
eral good will. American residents will
hold memorial service in honor OF
President Mckinley on Thursday which
VIII be attended By the official world
here
one remarkable feature Of the COM
ment on Mr.. McKinley's assassination
is the sympathy shown by the Spanish
who hal come to respec. Mckinley as
a sincere friend ot Spain and magnani-
nous In The hour OF victory.
During the celebration o. in Independence
day three Spaniards wearing tall hats
went about distributing hand bills with
the legend Down With the Trusts"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
MENICANS INTERESTED.
Mr. Roosevelt, Looked Upon as Worthy
Successor 70 Martyred President;

Mr. Roosevelt Looked Upon as Worthy
Successor 10 Martyred President.
MEXUCO CITY, Sept lS.-The Asso-
clatsd Press account Of the program Of
! President Roosevelt excited interest
here, where there Is much speculation
IN governmental and business circles
regarding the policies of the new Amer
lean president
The PRESIDENTS declaration in favor
Of better steamship communication
with Mexican Pacific ports ana the
building OF an ;sthmian canal was well
received for 1t is believed that the con-
s,ructIon Of a canal win tend to pro-
mote the prosperity and growth Of the
west coast Of this republic. 1t is believ-
ed generally that the relations between
the American and Mexican governments
will continue 10 be as friendly under
President Roosevelt as under President
Mckinley. whose death is sincerely la
mented by the Mexican people. a re-
markable tribute Of respect to his mem
ory by the Mexican government marks
new epoch in the relations Of the
two countries. The celebration Of the
Mexican independence day was shorn of
some Of It's leading features out Of re-
spcct to the American president lying
dead.
E Universal publishes a leading ar
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
ALLIED THIRD PARTY
MEET IN CONFERENCE
Purposes Of the Organization Set Forth
Before the Convention Adj
iOurns

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1S,-Delegates
representing seven political parties of
reform, who came here to the "allled
third party conference" held their ses-
sion tonight. 1t was directed that the
new party IS to be called the Allied
party.
The purpose OF the Joint session was
to decide upon the time and place to
hold the convention, which will meet
10 raiFy the actions of this conference
and perfect permanent organization Of
the new party. The platform was ac-
cepted by rhe different elements and
the demands of the initiative and refer
MEDIUM and public ownership Of public
utilities; declares against land specu-
latlon and alien ownership; favors Sci
entitic money" based upon the entire
wealth Of the nation and not redeem
able in any specific commodity, but to
be full legal tender for all debts to
be issued by the government only with
cient quantities to meet the require
ments OF commerce; demands just and
natural taxation and election Of the
president, vice-presIden,, federal judges
and senators by a direct vote of the
people; favors the creation Of the de-
partment of labor and equitable arbl-
tration; favors the establishment OF pos
raj savings banks and favors such
constitutional amendments as may be
necessary to make the above laws.
The conference this morning selected
Joe A. Parker of Louisville, ]. H. Cook,
of Carthage, No, and DR.. ]. E, Cham
bers, Of ST. Louis as a national execu-
tive committee The national conven-
tion will be held in Louisville, Ky, April
>, 1902. The conference adjourned un-
til lis a. m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Resolutions on Presidents Assassination
Adopted at Special Meeting.

Resolutions on Presidents Assassination
Adopted at Special Meeting.
CHICAGO. Sept. lS.-Ths Western
Society Of the Army Of the Potomac
at a special meeting adopted resolutions
on the death Of President Mckinley.
After receivelng the fac,s az the as
sasslnatlon, the resolutions declare:
We, the members OF the Western
Society OF the Army Of the Potomac.
by the hardships We endured. by the
sacrifices we made and by the memory
ot our fallen comrades, demand as citi-
zens that adequate legislation be enact
ei wherein liberty Of speech and right
Of assembly shal! be clearly defined and
regulated, and the alien doctrine OF an
archy suppressed and all supporters OF
this political heresy banished from the
United States and its territories for
ever"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
New York Medical Journal Edi.
tors CriticiSe the Attendants.
STATEMENTS CLOSED OVER
Record Of Pulse and RespiratlOns Admitted as
0mlnous Conditions Not 10 Accord.
auee With Grave importance
Of the Occasion.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The forth
coming edition Of the New York Medi-
cal Journal will discuss the case Of the
h,e President Mckinley IN a lengthy
article. 1t will say IN part:
1T is a melancholy consolation TO
know that the fatal termination OF
Presiden, McKinley's case was not In
the slightest degree due to any omis-
sion to give him the full benefi, Of all
present resources OF our art and there
IS nothing humiliating in the fact that
the favorable progress, which for five
or six days seemed Justified. should
have finally proved fallaclous.
The operation having been finished
without seriously laxing the distin-
guIshed patents vital powers. then fol-
lowed at least hve days Of freedom from
Iserious symptoms. This We say with
the full appreciation Of the fact that
the record Of pulse and respiration
seemed ominous, for the high rate
might have been due to any one OF
number Of conditions not in themselves
Of grave importance A hopeful view
was taken and quite naturally It could
be SO explained. It's easy to be wise
after tha event. and to say that In this
respect the surgeons were In error. And
err they certainly did. as the results
shoi, but to err in such a way argues
no incapacity or avoidable lack Of
Judgment. 1t simply illustrates the fact
that medical man is not perfect be-
ing"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19

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''' '''''' Va" j" '"' ''S' y" '''
personal fri'ni "ho had grown dearer to
them wl,h he passing OF years. They
h,r,,y ,,,,,.,.,h. ,r,,sta.,, ~, m. limit.
d.. ...-.,.
'''''' 81"
au"'''''' ~ '"''r '''p'c"u''' u"'''''''S'
The hAg.irApad caskct which contained
me body ~ their friend and fellow
.,u,.,. ,.,, .,, h.5. ,,,,.,,.. r,,
'"'''' ''''"'''''''' W ''' ''''' '''' "'''
thousands from an over ONO. with The
rull strength NJ the national guard VI
mo .tnie m. ,,y,r,or It,,ern,,-g,v.
-.,.,,
representing 'nr'' pr"h'neS OF 'he STATE
government wcCe al the station - re-
crlvc IN, remains The whol. town was
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'he body 90 the eour; house, where i lay
IN state II could not compare WIKI the
inha'Ie sadness NJ that endless double
Ine ot orok 'n-h''r'' u people VINO
s'feam'd steadily through the d.mly-
lighted corridors " the building from
the dime the CONN was opened until u
was taken nome 10 he sorrow'ng willow
at nightiaL When the body was tax
en- away Thousands weN still IN line.
Th' funeral services Will take 2la'e
tomorrow at 1850 =. m. at the First NJ.
T. church, OF which the mar'yred pres
dent was member and trustee. They
viii he hri't by the expressed wish OF
The family The remains VIII be placed
IN the receiving vault at 'he West Lawn
cemetery, awaiting The time when they
VIII b, laid In he grave beside the two
children who were buried yeaSr ago,
The abundance ana beauty Of the flor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-19
NET BY CROWDS.

Train Bearing Remains Of the President
Passes Through Altoona.
ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. 1S.-The train
bearing the remains of President Nc
Kinley reached Altoona at $40 O'clock
this morning \ crowd Of 5000 persons
were assembled at the station to see the
train 20 through The Altoona City
band rendered: Nearer My God to
Thee" and Onward Christian Soldier"
while the train was in the station yard.
Police and railroad officials kept the
station clear Of people. The train left
here at $3.50 after a change Of engines
and crews,
The two engines which are to haul the
heavy train over the Allegheny noun
tans were draped in black.