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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19

Widat, &c nas.e brudery jed
max. opr6cz Boga, ! Polak6w
sic boja.
PlTTSBURG, Pa. Why
KS w. MiSkiewicz. ktory
kilkanaSc'e dni temu by} bar
do chory. niemal $miertel.
ME. 49, przychodzi .pomslu do
lepszego zdrowia i choc reu-
matyzm mu dokucza jak ivy
kle. to niebezpiehczehstwo go:
'raczki zupe}nie JUL mine}o.
Chorobe odegnal doktor
Blumberg znany ma S. S.
iekarz tuteJszy. :,
MA KONKURS ma POM
mix Kosci uszki W Milwaukee
przys|a]o fotograhe swych
model dw6ch polskich arty-
stow, M. Broda Z Chicago i
Ant. Dobrzchski z Dubuque,
Iowa. Kcm'tet nierozstrzy-.
gnal jeszcze konkursu i pow
strzyma SIC z rozpccieciem
budowy, az bedzie mia, mai
mniej IS 900 W kasie. Mel
scowi proboszczow;e przyrze~
xii zebrat skladke w koScio-
ZACH ma rzecz pomnika a ko-
mitet postanowil starat sic,
ably Rad dial stare armaty ma
odlew fgur. Komitet ma ze-
branych dotychczas oko'o
1000 dol.
ZW1AZEK MAR, P. pre-
kroczyI W tych dniach llczbe
80 900 czlonkow.
CENTRALlA, Wis. 49, W
nowym polskim koSciele W
Siegel juz odprawiaja s;e ma
bozefstwa Kosztowa} on a., 600
dolarow.
JUNCTION CITY,, Wis.
. Wiel. x J6zet w. Cara
juz sic przeni6si do novel
Jest to ledna z mai
piekniejszych rezydencyj W
okolicy. zaopatrzona we
wszelkie nowoczesne ulepsze-
MIA.
PIITSBURG, Pa. 49, Dn;a
IS Listopada obchodzono W
domuW Iadys}awa Gawrych W
Schoenv lie pray McKees
uroczystosc famllijna
z powcdu ochrzcsn;a' mai
mlodszego dziecka. Okolo
p6lnocy wpadli do domu
Gawrycha dwaj policyanci i
ieli ucztu)acych paEkami Okla
lac. Wlydys}aw Milewski i
5tanislaw Gongla wyzioaeli
pod pa]kami ducha. Policyan~
powstawiono kazdego
pod $1,000 kaucyi. kt6ra
postawili "a Mich przyjaciele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19

tel prEypada z.sluga j siawa
WI odniesionego Ewyciestwa, Z
resultatem zupelnego snissczenia
doty hiszpahskiej.
Advokat schleya pan Rayner
nalega us niego, xby apelowa}.
Jaki6 anonlm przesfaf Schleyowi
10 ,tysiecy dolardw ma ponowne
podjecie procesa.
MGR 81 ma prawde za]-
mujo, sic sprawa wystawieria POM
nika ku pamieoi Kazmierza Pu}a-
sklego. Odnosny bill juz postawi{
W kongresie reprezentant Brick z
South Bend, Ind. Bill ten nosi
numer H. r. l6 l jake taxi rych}o
przyjdzle pod obrady. Juz obecnie
oddano go do w}a6ciwego komlte~
tn. Kongresman Brick domaga sic
50 tysiecy dol. W tel sprawle
dzia}a pu}k. J. Smolinski W LACE"
no6cl z kongresmanem Brick i od~
daja wielkie us@ugi sprawie tax
waznej ola kazdego Polaka.
DYREKTOR mennlcy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych zawladamia Rad
c~entralny, il krajowi naszemu POI
obecnie wiecej drobnej mo-
nety niklowej i srebrnej.
W LUDINGTON, Mich. zo~
pobudowany nowY wielkl
prom ola firmly Pere Marquette
kt6ry bedzie przewozi} wagony
miedzy g6rnym Michiga-
mem a Milwaukee
O5PA. - W Portage, " is.
zanotowano dwanascle wypadkdw
ospy. Zaraza ia szerzy sig przera~
W ca}ym stanie. w Fond du
Lac zachorowa4a na espe ~s}uzaca
panna Franciszka Turniska pocho~
dzaca z Stevens Point. Wis. w
Green Bay: ospa przybiera grozne
CHICAGO. - Odby} sic tn
"a sail gmachu Auditorium wielki
vice W sprawie Boer6w. Przema"
vial. pomiedzy innymi, z}otousty
Boul ke Cochran z New Yorku.
Vice zakohczono przyjeciem .ca}e~
90 szeregu rezolucyl, kt6re maja
oy6 przedfozone W niedalekiej
.przysz}oSci prezydentowi Roose~
7eltowi. Pomledzy innemi wiecow~
oicy zadaja cd prezydenta, ably
'tatkom p}ynacym pod bandera
.ngielska, lub majacym wog6le
charter angielskl wzbroni} wjazdu
10 port6w amerykanskich celem
i pomnozenia srodk6w
Cxy przez nac2enie cz}0-
w!eka ma bye okrOpne?
Ma tym swiecie. ktdry Jest
axle zwany "radofem placzu."
lstnie;e bardxo ma}o szce6cia. POI
nimo tego bard.o DUO ludzi poz-
vala pozbawiG sic nieraz hawet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19
Przeznaczenie czioWieka, kt6-

Przeznaozenie clio wieka, kt6-
~ cierpi : powodn tych chords
jest okropnem. Me mozs spokoj
ME spa6 j gdY u6nie, 4 okropne
shy w~ystraszaja co., c,erpi ma boil
e}owy, oddech staje sic niepray-
jemnym. kompleksya nabiera ko-
loru z6}tawego i zpe}nie zwied}ego,
cia}o stale sig s}abem, system
zostaje caik,cm przygnieciony; ta~
XII n. oszczesllwy cz}owiek podbony
jest do zyjacego trupa i zycsy
sobie rych}ej smlcrci , pomimo,
re take ~zyczenie jest wlelkim gree
chem. Dlaczego? Poniewaz znowuz
mdg}by powr6cic do zdrowia, gdy-
by tylko uzywa} znanego M ca}y
SWAT Trynera Amerykahskiego
Eliksiru Gorzkiego Wilma, kt6re
tysiacom oierpiacych powr6ci}o
szcze6cie, CO p~oswiadczy6 moga
niezliczone llczby swiadectw lu-
dzl wiarogodnych. Prawda jest, re
ME ma lepszego lekarstwa ma wyz
wymienione choroby, kt6re natych~
Mast skutku]e pc uzyciu kilku bu
telek. Cierpiacemu cz{owiekowi
sen powraca. sni spokojnie, u
mys} stale sig czystym, bierze
go chec do piracy i zycie znowu
nabiera ola niego innego zupe}nie
powabu. Naturalnie, te skutkl tyl~
ko otrzymad MONA pre- p'awdzi~
we Trynera Lecznicze Vino, kt6re
naby6 MONA we wszystkich apte.
kach a W szczeg6lnoscl u J6zefa
Trynera, 100 So. Ashland Ave
Chicago. Badzcie ostr6zni pred
ACKNOWLEDGMENT lmltacyami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19

Cry przez nac.enie cz3o~
wseka ma byt okropne?
Ma tym swiecie, kt6ry Jest
take zwany "t'adofem p}aczu."
lstnie;e bardxo ma}o s~zce6cia. POI
mimo tego bardzo DUO ludzi poz-
wala pozbawi6 sic nieraz hawet
odrobinY tel swiatowej roszkoszy,
kt6ra prawem natury do mich ma
lezy. Obecnie powszechnle jest
wladomem, re lstnieje wielka
liczba z}odziei ludzkiego szc,escia,
lecz Mkt ME zaprzecza, ze jednyml
z najgorszych "a c%horoby,l ma
plerwszym planie 50 r6ine doleg"
liw o6ci organ6w trawiacyoh, we
troby i merck, kt6re czesto nawet
przyprowadzaja do samob6istwa
j skutek ktdryoh czyni 4ycie
- a.TEEE .r.%sL' y. -h.%.T- &-hEFE. - -EE.hs-.-=3
cz}owieka nedznem niesczeSli-
VEN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19
NieprzyjacIel b0lu.

OAO
Niema wiekszego ~nieprzyja-
ciela ludzkosci jak bel. Niema
przyjemniejszego uczucla. jak gdy
boil ustanie. Ma natychmiastowa
ulge i jake domo1e lekarswo POI
trzeba dobego i skutecznego lini-
mentu. Severy St. Gothard's Oil
jest pewnem lekarstwem ma wszyst-
kie bole pochodzace z jakiejko]~
wick badz ~przyczyny. Prey lokal-
mem uzyciu skutek tego lekarstwa
zyska} og6lnie jake gojacy i szyb~.
ko pomagajace srodek. Muskuly
i tkanki szybko go pech}sniaja,
powraca nieodzowna temperature
opuchlina znika a zspalenie i usz-
kodzen,e czesci wszelkich stopnio~
wo ustepuja. Ma wszystkie w.
wichniecia, siniaki st}uczenla, "a
palenia, opuchnlecla, b6le reu~
i neuralgiczue jest to
i nieodzowne lekar-
Pan FIR. Rysawy Little
N. J. pisze:: Jestem ~zupe}nie
zadowolony z lekarstwa Severy o.
lei sw. Gotharda , polecam go
kazdemu kt6ry cierpl ma bole W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-19
ZW1AZEK MAR, P. prze~
kroczyI W tych dniach l1czbe
20 900 czlonk6w.

CENTRALGA, Wis. - "
nowym polskim ko$ciele W
Siegel juz odprawiaja Sc ma
bozehstwa Kosztowa} on 4. 600
dolar6w.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07
WILL RETURN TO PEKING.
Dispatch to London Paper Says Em-
perOr Is Preparing to Go to
His Capital.

London, March 5.-The Peking cor
respondent of the Pail Mall Gazette,
telegraphing March 2, says:
''The emperor will return to Picking az
the end of March. A bodyguard is already
assembling at Sian-Fu.
The foreign ministers have demanded
the death of II additional high officials
ard the punishment Of 80 provincial man
darins.
Smallpox has broken out among the
allied troops"
Berlin, March 5. - Ambassador
Whites conference with the German
foreign Office continued during last
week. The correspondent of the
press learns upon excellent author
ity that these conferences are due to
fuller and more definite instructions
just received by Mr.. White from Wash
ington concerning the threatened
land grabbing in China. Germany
agrees fully with the United States
that no secret concessions should be
made by China to any foreign power.
but that all concessions should be
strictly confined to grants for diplo-
matte and ordinary commercial pur-
poses, and made above board and
through treaties signed by all the
powers.
1t is believed in German official
circles that Russia will not insis.
upon China's signing secret treaty.
since the other powers have so Wig
orously protested against such ac-
ton
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07
PRESIDENT TAKES OATH.
Ceremony Takes Place al East From {
of Capitol building.


Washington, March 5.-President
Mckinley at 1;47 p. m. was sworn in
to succeed himself as chief magistrate
on a handsomely decorated stand al
the east front of the capitol in the
presence of a surging multitude. 1t
was a sudden transformation from
the impressive solemnity of the SEN
ate proceedings, to the brilliancy and
clamor of an outdoor spectacle OF
mammoth proportions. from early
in the day the whole city had emp
tied its throngs into this vast central
plaza until by noon il was a billow-
ing expanse of humanity, cut here
and there by narrow defiles for the
uniformed marchers. Massed half
way back were the mounted officers
of the military escort and the staff,
in their brilliant uniforms of the cav
airy artillery and infantry. Off to
the left, fronting the senate, troop
A, the presidents crack organization,
sat motionless on their black
chargers. Fronting the house wing
was the silk-hatted and besashed cit
izens' committee, their horses champ
ing and restless amid the pushing
thousands. Back of the glittering
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It's loftiCst expression. They must ever
hold a peculiar and exalted position in the
record which tells how the great nations
of the world have endeavored to achieve
and preserve orderly freedom. No man
can render to his fellows greater service
than is rendered to him who. with fearless
ness and honesty. with sanity and disinter-
estedness. does his life work as a member
of such a body. Especially is this the case
when the legislature in which the service
is rendered. is a vital part In the govern
ment machinery of one OF those world
powers to whose hands, In the course Of
the ages, Is IN rusted a leading part in
shaping the deatinies of mankind For
veal or for woe, or good or for evil this is
true OF our own mighty nation. Great
privileges and great powers are ours and
heavy are the responsibilities that 60 with
these privileges ard these powers. Ac-
Cordingly as we do well or in, so shall man
Kind in the future be raised or cast down.
We belong TO a young nation already OF
giant strength yet whose present
strength IS bat a forecast of the power
that is to come We stand supreme in a
continent In a hemisphere East and west
we look across the TWO great oceans to-
ward the larger world life TN which wheth-
er We Will ot not We must take an ever in
creasiug share And as. keeu-eyed we
gaze into the coming years. duties. new
and old, rise thick and fast to confront us
from within and from without There is
every reason why we should face these du-
ties with a sober appreciation alike OF
their Importance and Of their difficulty.
But there is also every reason for facing
them with high-heaTted resolution ana
eager and confident faith in our capacity
TO do them Alright. A great work lies ready
to the hand of this generation; IL should
count itself happy indeed that to II is given
| the privilege OF doing such work. a lead.
ms part therein must be taken by this. the
august and powerful legislative body over
which ! have been called to preside Moss
deeply DO , tQEcec'ats the privilege OF my
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States senate. The ceremony was
thoroughly democratic yet, in its
very simplicity profoundly impress
siye.
The setting Of the scene would lend
inspiration to the artists brush. The
historic senate chamber, in its white
and gold beauty, was without deeora-
tions OF any kind Not even the stars
and stripes were displayed officially,
although, as the last words of the
oath of office fell from the lips Of
the stern-visaged, silver-haired sen
ator from Maine, and Vice President
Roosevelt feryently elasped his hand,
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Inauguration of President McKin-
ley Takes Place During a
Drilling Rain.
Enthusiasm of the Immense Crowds
Not Dampened in Least by Un-
favorable Weather.
A brilliant seene--Addresses DeiiV-
cred by President Mckinley md
Vice President Roosevelt.

Washington. March 5.-lt was just
1880 O'Clock when the president en-
tered the white house carriage, which
was drawn by four superbly -groomed
horses belonging to the executive sta
bles. With him in the carriage were
Senator Hanna, Senator Jones, of Ar
kansas, and Representative Cannon.
Secretary Cortelyou and the members
of the cabinet took their places in
their own carriage and with trumpet
blast the procession started. In one of
the carriages Admiral Dewey and Gen.
Miles were seated together. They
were in full dress uniform The car
riages left the grounds by the east gate
and turned west up Pennsylvania avenue
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-03-07

! sembled here on the fourth Of March, 1897,
/ there was great anxiety with regard TO our
currency and credit None exists now.
/ Then our treasury receipts were made
/ quate to meet the current obligations OF
1 the government. Now they are sufhcient
4 for All public needs and we have a surplus
I instead Of a deficit Then felt constrained
I to convene the congress in extraordinary
Z session to devise revenues to pay the
/ ordinary expenses of the government.
/ Now / have the satisfaction to announce
+ that the congress just closed has reduced
taxation in the sum Of S4l, 100000. Then
/ ther was deep soIcitude because OF the
I long depression in our manufacturing,
mining agricultural and mercantile IN
6ustries and the consequent distress OF our
/ laboring population. Now every avenue OF
production is crowded with activity, labor
| is we'll employed, and American products
find good markets at home and abroad
should Promote Reciprocity.
"Our diversified productions, however.
are increasing in such unprecedented vol
ume as TO admonish US of the necessity OF
still further charging our foreign mar
kets by broader commercial relations. For
this purpose reciprocal trade arrange
ments with other nations should in liberal
spirit be carefully cultivated and pro-
NOTED.
1.-The national verdict of 1896 has for the
most part been executed. Whatever re-
mains unfulhlled is a continuing obligation
resting with undiminished force upon the
executive and congress. But fortunate as
our condition is, its permanence can only
be assured by sound business methods and
strict economy in national administration
and legislation. We should not permit
our great prosperity to lead US to reck-
less ventures in business or prohigacy in
public expenditures. While the congress
determines the objects and the sum of APP
propriations, the officials of the executive
departments are responsible for honest
and faithful disbursement and ii should
be their constant care to avoid waste and
extravaganza. Honesty, capacity and in
dustry are nowhere more indispensable
than in public employment. These should
be fundamental requisites to original ap
pointment and the surest guarantees
against removal.
At Peace with the World.
-Four years ago we stood on the brink
of war without the people knowing it and
without any preparation or effort at prepa
ration for the impending peril. l did all
that in honor could be done to avert war,
but without avail. It became inevitable;
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SCENE il SENATE.
Roosevelt Takes oath OF once a
Vice President.

Washington. March s. Standing
upon a spot hallowed by history and
in the presence Of a brilliant and dis
tiuguisbcd assemhlage Theodore
Roosevelt Of New York, Monday was
inducted into the Office of vice preSi-
dent Of the United States,
The solemn oath. the taking OF
which places Mr. Roosevelt in the
van OF long list of eminent patri-
OTIS and statesmen, was administered
by senator William +, Frye. of Maine.
president pro tempore of the United
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Dies from shock

New York, March 5-John r. Bee
croft, superintendent of the Century
company. is dead at Mount Vernon.
He died in the Polytechnic hospital
from the shock following an opera
ton for a broken leg, due to an acci-
dent
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Coalition Cabinet.

Sofia. March 5.--A coalition cabinet
of the two Russophili parties has
been formed. NJ. KaraseIoff takes
the premiership and the finance port
folio; NJ. Daneff, the foreign port
folio, and NJ. Paprikoff that of war.
The sobraje has been summoned to
meet March 7.
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the galleries were splashed with the
national colors, many silken hand
flags fiuttering breezily among hun
dreds of handkerchiefs.
Upon the floor of the chamber, in
tent upon the ceremony. were men
whose names are household words in
every city.
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Aeronauts Fatally Iniured

FL Reno, Okla, March 5.-Prof.
Coleman and Clarence Boyne, both
from near Brunswick, Mo, were IA
tally injured by falling from bal
loon while attempting to make dou-
BILE ascension.
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Mai. Daniel w. whit,Ie Dead

East Mortified. Mass, March s.
Maj. Daniel w. white, formerly of
Chicago. and for many years the
friend and associate of the late
Dwight L. Moody, died Monday. He
was 60 years of age.
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Veterans In Line.

The staff was very numerous and
made a splendid appearance in full
dress uniforms. representing every
branch of the military service. After
quite a breach in he line, came the old
veterans ofthe civil war, headed by Gen.
Daniel +. Sickles, sitting his charger in
magnificent style Notwithstanding The
absence Of the leg he left ~ he field Of
Geftysburp.
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TO reach the rear of the escorting col
umn, and then countermarched, pass
ing the white house again 1t 1850
o'clock. Grand Marshal Greene and
staff were at the head of the line.
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Vice President Rooseve

Vice President Roosevelt said:
THE history of free government is In
large part the history of those representa-
tive legislative bodies. in which from the
earliest times. free government has found
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front of marshals, generals, aides,
with their waving plumes and ban
ners, surged the countless multitude.
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Mai. Earle Dead

San Diego. Cal, March s.-Nrai
Francis 5. Earle. prominent grad
army man, is dead.
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people will not be completed until free
Cuba shall be a reality, not name; per-
feet entity, not hasty experiment bearing
within itself the elements Of failure
The Philippines.
while the treaty of peace with Spain
was ratified on the sixth of February. 1899.
and Publications were exchanged nearly
two years ago, the congress has indicated
no form of government for the Philippine
islands. 1t has however, provided an
army to enable the executive to suppress
insurrection, restore peace, give security
to the inhabitants, and establish the au-
thcrity of the United States throughout
the archipelago. 1t has authorized the or
ganization of native troops as auxiliary
to the regular force. 1t has been advised
from time TO time of the acts of the mill
tary and naval officers in the Islands, of my
action in appointing civil commissions. of
the instruction with which they were
charged. of their duties and powers, Of
their recommendations, and of the several
acts under executive commission, to-
gether with the very complete general IN
formation they have submitted. These
reports fully set forth the conditions, past
and present, in the islands, and the in
structions clearly show the principles
which will guide the executive until the
congress shall, as it is required TO do by
the treaty, determine the civil rights ana
political status of the native inhabitants.
Not WaEing War.
"Our countrymen should not be de-
ceived. We are not waging war against
the inhabitants of the Philippine ISLANDS.
A portion of them are making war against
the United States. BY far the greater part
of the inhabitants recognize American
sovereignty and welcome it as guaranty
of order and of security for life property,
liberty, freedom of conscience and the pur-
suit of happiness. To them full protection
will be given. They shall not be aban-
doned. We will not leave the destiny of
the loyal millions in the islands to the dis
loyal thousands who are in rebellion
against the United States. Order under
civil institutions Will come as soon as those
who now break the peace shall keep it.
Force will not be needed or used when
those who make war against us shall make
1t no more. May it end without further
bloodshed, and there be ushered in the
reign of peace to be made permanent by
government of liberty under law"
The Return to the White House.
President Mckinley, after delivering
the inaugural address, returned to the
senate wing and took luncheon in the
room of the committee on military af-
fairs. The vice president and others
were present.
After luncheon the president left the
capitol with the same escort he had on
his arrival and the procession started
for the white house. The vice presi-
dent, with his escort of the inaugural
committee, followed the president in
the parade.
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Continuous Ronr OF Applause.

The progress Of the carriage was
marked W a cor tinuous roar of APP
plause, men cheering and women
waving their handkerehiefs and clap
ping their hands as the magnificent
equipage with it's sable coursiers
rode down the avenue at a foot pace
The president was in high spirits and
bowed from right to left TO the
cheering crowds as he journeyed to
the capitol and was hatless most of
the time Senator Hanna attracted
much attention as he sat beside the
president
Following this came the carriages
containing the members of the CAP
met and the committees of the two
houses of congress, Then came Ad-
miral Dewey and Gen. Miles with
| their aides in fun uniform.
Splendid Appearance of Porto Ricans
Now came one of the most notable
and impressive features of the whole
days ceremony. Like veterans. at
| the word of command, the Porto
| Hican battalion swung into the line
! Of march. They had been resting on
/ Pennsylvania avenue near Eleventh
street, and as the relocated artil-
lerymen passed them they wheeled
with beautiful precision into their
! place without causing a seconds de
lay in the marching line. The crowd
sent mp q mighty cheer as these sol
diers. the infants OF the United
States army, stepped briskly along,
showing their pride and pleasure by
smiling faces.
II was ll:4o when the president.
his cabinet and the escort reached
; the capitol Mr. Mckinley was CON
Quoted 10 the presidents room off
the senate lobby, where he was i'm
mcda'ely Joined by the joint com
! mittce Of the house and senate.