The sun., 1901-09-04
M'KINLEY'S VISIT TO BUFFALO.
PRESIDENT WILL START FOR
TUE EXPOSITION TO-Dti.
WIZ Remain In nun aie tn'iI sa'ursia, aud
Then win go te Cleveland for we~@
Mrs. Mckinir, VIM ACCOMPANY The
President WcI,Inie, Attends a Fair.

CASroS. Ohio sept. Interpretations
for departure Tor the Pan-Amcrioan Expo
siiion al Buffalo and tho Grand Army En-
cainpmcnt at ClaVclnnd made this "A very
busy day at the Mckinley homo. II l.
necessary. when such trip h Ia Ia made.
to proVid. a miniature executive ofiicc ON
whe.l.. - that the Affairs Of state may In
conducted front dsy to day by tho Pr'~i-
dent and his Secretaries. Spncial filing
cabin.ts, built after the style of trunks.
have been provided for such purpose.
and the.e were packed up to-day with much
Of that part Of tho executive of'ic- outfit
which has occupied room la tho Mckinley
house during tho summer.
The President dcncd himself to practi-
cally all callers and occupied his tim.
in cloaring the de-k Of all official work
that awaited his attention. The start for
Buffalo will l.e made at 10 O'Clock Tomorrow
morning The train viii lie a special one
starting over tho Pennsylvania line and
going 10y way Of Alliance and Cleveland
II IL scheduled to reach Buffalo at AS
o'clock tomorrow evening The party
will consist Of the President, Mrs McKiu ley,
nurse and maid. Mrs Mckinley's nicCes,
Miss, Mary and Ida Barbcr. and th" Pr'-i-
dents nis-~'. Miss Sarah Duncan Of Cleve-
land. Secretary Cortelyou. Dr. RNey, Mr..
I.aita and Mr. Webster. two Of the executive
ofiics -tenOgraphers.
Tomorrow evening nj Buffalo will In
devoted Ia rest Thursday will h. spent on
the Exposition Grounds. and the President
will participate in ia" eNerct-es arranged
for Presidents Day. which viii include
an addr,'s, In the Stadium, and \ review
Of troops. Ou Friday the party will In
taken to Niagara Falls and viii return
Ca the Exposition Grounds On Friday after
noon for brief reception They viii
leavr Buffalo saturday morning a. 10
O'Clock. and will reach Cleveland about
3 O'Clock In th" afternoon, the President
and MIR Mckinley remaining in that city
for n week They will l., the guests ot
Col and Mrs Myrun 7 Herrick until Tues
day, when they viii become the guests OF
SENATOR and Mn Hanna
The President will participate In the
exercises Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public National Encamprncnt, reviewing
two parad"-, and probably leav" Clcve-
land on saturday, Sept. ~, and com" To
Canton for short time before returning
permanently Ia the capital
The President and MIR. Mckinley were
persuaded To ~ out To the stark county
! Fair this afternoon. The grounds are
about a mile and half wt--t 81 the citV,
and with DIR. Rixey. they drove out ard
around the grounds u was Children =
day and thousands Of children were pres
ent N did not take them long to learn
that the President was on the grounds
and bevi.s of them followed TIA" carriage
ON it, rounds. The youngsters .wer" re
wards~l with bows and SMILES from IN"
President and now and then. " hen the
carriage halted, hy "a pleasant word.
The Presidential lariy did not leave the
! Cirriagp. hu' with orCer~ Of the iRir asso-
ciation. rode from place 20 place. stopping
wherever their attention waS attracted
one tam" they halted IN front of IN" quar-
ter--tp.tCh uf the racrtrack and watched
, th. warming up of IA" entries IN the -trrn
race When th. first heat Of the race
vas pulled "a. they saw II from the hack
stretch II was the first tiIn.' the President
had l.-.n 0n the fair grounds which wer"
oIai,ed only few years ago he did lot
I ~ through the halls to s.-e tho hig pump
kins. and the crazy quilts. hut -aid he would
ENJOY n moo conplet' inspection had he
Z the time.
RuVY.Lo. Sept Thursday will h'
President Day at the Exposition. When
President Mckinley reaches Buffalo to-
morrow afternoon he will not be allowed
"a ahght from the train at the railway
| station, whore the view Of Buffalo h most
unaitTactive. The train will pass on To
th. foot ~ Porter avenue. and th" President
will journey In his carriage through the
handsomcst part Of the residence district
to the home 81 President John q Milburn
of the Pan American Exposition. which has
been turned over to ia" President during
his stay
To-day was District Of Columbia Day AT
the Exposition. The United States Marine
Band opened the ceremonies In the Temple
of Music 10y several selections which were
received with much enthusiasm. Then
John O. Milburn of the Exposition Com
pany. tho Hon Henry X. Mcfarland,
! President of IA. Board Of Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia, and Director
! General buchanan delivered addresses
Football games drills concerts and other
| features clOe-nd the day.