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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
7 sHis East Hope Realized.

}f SAFrop the Sentinel. sGebo, Mont.)
an Sthe first opening OF Oklahoma to
settleTs in 1889, the editorsof tlfs paper
was among The many seekers after for
rune Who made the big race one fine
day ing April During his travelling
about andsakterwards his camping upon
his elaimsske acknowledgements bad
watet which, together with5the severe
heat, gave him Al very saNere s.dlar-
,rhoea which,it seemed alifpbt impos-
sible to check, and along ia, ,June the
case became so bad he expetfea to- die.
One daysqn of his neighbors brought
him one small bottle sof Chahfberlain's
'ColicJ Cholera and Diarrhoeas Remedy
as a last hope. A big dose was given
him while he was rolling about. on the
ground in great agony, and In "a few
minutes the dose was repeated. The
good effect of the medicine was, soon
noticed and within an hour the patient
was taking his first sound sleep for a
fortnight. That one little bottle worked
a complete cure, and he cannot help
but feel grateful. The season for bowel
disorders being at hand suggests this
item, Forsale by all druggists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
.TNoE SOCIAL EVENTS.
Thee Fahsy Musicale at the Haydn
n Evans Home and the css-E -Ess-c Gee
Dance willgaBe Interesting Hap
= penings Tonight. lt is

I, Two events will attract the. interest
Of the social world this evening; per-
|,hapssthe two inostdmportant OF a single
evening In. CafB6ndsle this season. p
+ There iss the pianu-fortes recital by
Miss Loretta Fahey of Scranton, at the
lfon1ei' or Haydn Evans, on LaufAl
street. :Whichswfn; not be without num-
er6uss delightful social features; land
tben.the dance OF athssC Gee Ess- Gee. the
HncifulYHnamed yorgan aniAntiDn Of prom
ihent~ peoples socfRily Z which will take
placessnsthe Burke lStlding.. " 4
h InstheJrecital by, Mas Fahey, a rare
treat sis being tlghSl2 ANTICIPATED. w.
"A. Rohefts, bass6. also of Scranton, who
lis. Mxorably known I'M Garbondale, WIN
assist, Among the ptsnbers he viii
ssfng lsS"The BrAgaAd;n with which, he
if1y.eaptivated his 'hearers at Miss
Conway Il recithlfast- the Evans home. :
sThe pfSSramnie wii1lbe as follows:
sonat ,op. t3feig Miss Fahey
.(a) 40 SaIutaris" q. I. y \. X. ..... .Wiegand
(by III uyesIs. &, ,Bu6hls,s ~. =. Aiiitson
I, sssfN, MrssESerts. u Ys'~
.ta)i iPrelude No, 81 f
o., "Arrsde Ballett ssNoH q, op. s7s
K Chan1fnede
= = Il iaA j, r.. T.
ttY;yprhss Bsisahds sss. =. 6; ;3.ys.. A. SPENCER
etss Waltz, .op. g, No. -. Chopin
slb9 Hungarian Song a:.......... DpHent
sg MISS Fahsx. I
fa) s"senza Tihore" IA {. '...ss s. sasleber
OBJ sssIch Grolispickt :. I. 1. i Himan
'(c)s" Ave Marias ..'. +. = Wtsgand
sa.,rSs, y. MI. Robertsa 35sgS
Waltz op. 3, NO. ~. .WienAwski
~ miss Fahey.
The June Dance of the Gee -Ess- Gee
iwillS be In Keeping with the other, sinii-
ar functions under the, same auspices.
Both. priorseSents were distinct social
successes and tonights promises to be
ffraughtlwith the. ,sameefeatures. XXI
The Mozart ofehestra willNprovide
music and the hall will belbecomingiy
decorated. "a .Ys Y 6.sss- s.. 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
THE PASSING rHRoNa.

Ex-County Detective Thomas Ley-
Pshon was a Carbondale visitor yester-
day. W.
+ Postmaster John H. Thomas and
Hon. 8. S. Jones, We're visitors in Scran-
rton yesterday.
The Misses Edith and May Van Bus
kirk returned yesterday to their homes
in Taylor after being the guests since
Sunday of Miss Alice Rashlegh.
Leroy Hollenback, who is now en-
ployed in the electrical works, Schenec-
stady, h NS.Ys is home to remain until
Iafter Saturday with his mother Mrs.
WILLIAM Hollenback, on Copeland ave-
fIe. .-~...'...t--''
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
!, HoNEsDALE VS.. cREscENTs.
Will Play I'M the City Of Maple.
Sduly 12. s. N

7 Word was RECEIVED in this citylslast
evening by Manager Tappan. of. Cres-
cents from Ben9D Dietrich, Of Honesdale.
accepting the defy issued by him some
This Is interesting news for the
cracks as it makes the game. with sthe
Honesdalians a Certainty. The sfon-
test is scheduled for Honesdale, Sat-
surday July 12 A returnsgarne will be
played in nethis city latter, ony ~ I
on July 4 two games will be played in
this city,1one in the forenoon. the other
in the afternoon. The opponents of the
'pets"! for, these games, are not posi-
lively, known, but At is thought South
Scranton team will be the card. ~ A.,
Manager. Tappan is sendeavoring Ito
arrange, p game with a number Of in
dependent players in York state. If
he is successful the cranks will see
some good base sball before the season
comes to an ehd. 10y So
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
Y Shield of Honor Officers.

I. The annual election%r of I officers Of
Diamond lodge, Mo-. ti2e, shfeld:N Of
Honor was Held Saturday night. There
was very spirited rivalry. for tbeasev-
eral chairs. :. The, election resulted as
,follows:t Worthy master, b. Williams;
junior master, C.1Mittan; senior master,
James$s anderson; h chaplain. &c. D.
Bailey; conductor. A. G.sNicol; record
ing secretary ", J. Fhch;s financial
secretary. j. A.. Statesa treasurer, A.
L. Van Gorder. X 4 H'sa
J The officers will be sinstalled on Sat.
.urday evening Julyla12 shy IA district
deputy. from Philadelphia. } 4
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
son Their Vacations.

Il Miss Elenaor .Rirs, Of Washington
street, attendant;in the Office Of DR.. w.
W..iFletcher,} is. :efloyins4 her sunimer
vaca tfoh or four weeks Miss Birs will
spend a portion Of it withSrelatives On
Long Island 49,
]. r. Bigart is spending a few weeks
in the country and is a. guest at the
homes of Mr.'and Mrs, Bidwell in Salem.
i. Miss. Rhone, of Wilkes Barre, h who
has just returned after filing spro-
'fessional visit in tHonesdale,5is herefto
spend several weeks, as the guest Of
Miss, .Marcella White. of Seventh. aye-
ll,fe, ~ t#t !
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
Moyed to Scranton.

mrs Q. d. Shepherd, whoshas had a
suite. of rooms in the Anthracite for
the past year, sat which .time she re-
turned to Carbondale. after the death
of her husband, the lateFiO. d. Shep-
Herd, former city engineer Of Carbons
dale, left the city yesterday for Scran-
ton, where she viii take up her resi-
dence.
Mrs Shepherd has many friends in
iCarbondale to whom she is endeared
and who will. miss, her from their circle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
Two Flag Poles,

Two mammoth flag poles from
Frauk Hollanback's mill fnear Forest
City were delivered in this.city Satur-.
day.y One went to. piiblic school No. g.
the other to the Carbondales hospital:
They were each oyer eighty feet in
length. tBoth wereIa fine flag staffs
as were seen hereaboutsA Il !
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
A Month in The Country.

sDr. W. w. Fletcher accompanied by
hisssi family, enters ,eng his customary
summer vacation this week, &. .IIesiwill
relax; during the I,popth ofF July. and
VIII be at I'LL Office on Saturdays onlsss
He end his family Yasrsesk ~Rssr and
enjoyment in thss GYist- and beauty
spots In susaaehanha county, of (which
there is Sd many &. = ~ @'stIs /!
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
will Picnic July s.

The Junior league of the Methodist.
church has decided to picnic on Tues
day,.July S,sinstead of Julyt1, as hereto-.
fore announced. AArrangerHe Hents Wiltsbe
made at the meeting on Sund
which will De the last before the ssli
tmer VACATION ( fSl sa ss-a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
Landlord williams sick.

Landlord Samuel .Williaips, OF Hotel
American, ,Shas beenleonfineae eto his bed
by severe attack of illness for several
days, During, his absence his SOB, Gars
field Williams, assistant managerSsof the
Hotel, is in charge. W.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
I; ;parehts Amicted

Mr.. and Mrs, George r.. Evans are
|tnourning the dsaihsr6f their infant
Child which ocshrfs Saturday after
noon. 1t had been 1ill2hnt few days.
The funeral was held yesterday morn
ing. I.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
DALTON.

2Wanted--Board and room for man
and wifi. at Dalton. State price. and
address Et b. H., care Tribune. Scran-
Con, Pas y
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01

ttley,. Jennie Williams, Eta Sullivan.
Lof4tta pNeill, Lissie walker, Mary
Rufkes md DR. q. +. Confer, Captain
Th6fnas Murphy. Frank Boyian, Pat
rickaB BUnnelfy,t yhthes Riley, ana James
/ s1fcp popnsll, 6f, Scranton 1,5 3
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
.In pangerolills Condition.

RsSsFl etc her yesterday yireeeiyad a tele-,
spifape message, !; anpd Ing the, verA
sefiousa illness Of Mrs. Hannah Cough
lam 1his wife gralidmQtherl at Hr
home z in Hartford f q " hers she he'd gone
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
CRIiiMlNM, ATfslMfl''T / j !! ! s q:
iBY UtkN6NKlfNO 4 u
MAN Boldly .Assails lTxoaiwd sHs at
I Old Early Foundry on Seventh
Avenue, but Is Repulsed-Has
stopped Other Women Passing to
4 Their Homes-Police Have Clue.

1ruuuos ttouahlv the bOld0St criminal
sttamnt IN iCsrhonaole within recent
a..empt saons to1n ~ oo n,aco about aso Triiay
sea .,,ast ,v ,vpn, mn ~ !, ,,nhnnxt. r,fowler at
s ,acFea ,one Ss Two Women who were
y sss$sn the NAV home, stIsInade a shock
ssa r,s. ,,dsrsnt ~ aaf,h,ttahs Sbutgwas re-
n,,Iaed heforo '.,,a was. s,,ccessftif In his
.sEarsfnL 4 81 81 ~ "a
s,.sagssSbolfiSass of sthe, atte,nb teettfcrime
% fsS,,, fss irnn,ifnS arf that II
y a ,,e AIN, 81 block off Main street,
tba fisswe,i traVelsa from
.i, II SsssnS g,nn,iI onlv = fewgbelnied
,S,,,sss Al III fhair Raw. homew rr,l q, n
sssve;i 81, ! venue iiust below Millis4resf
u G tne, ward sot ne abandoneas Z lna lsay
!, rna,, Il % Il ss,iSs eHDAenS afG
,Se' tbe Sst isstfe ,sast3 invftingi ialosarltid
.strestS aftsIs infensejy DARK, theil,,beins
sa = ,tss, ~, t,,stxf,ti s,,o.,a s.o,IaFs .The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
MIR. VAN eoRpERsW1rHDRAws!
carbondale,s Candidate. for Commits
sioner Prudently Retirss from the
Campaign, ~ ~


1t will be- somewhat of5a surprise to
Carbondalians:sst Ito learn. through the
local columnSsof The Tribune today,
that G. f. VAN Gorder who earnestly
-strove to bringsthis citXithe nomination
I for county comnfissioneissi, has. <with-
| drawn from the1held. His close friends,
: chRwever, knewlof his Contemplated de-
J, ciAon, hichshas been In mind Tor the
.paA week. sS5E .%s
M(. Van Gorders retirement is IA
prudent one. After making an earnest
and}active preliminary fight to get for
-Carbondale the recegniti0s that "a
strong sentiment claims fo,, II Sin the
commissioners Mr. Van 3sorder felt
that the circumstances of SO many eaiis
5didates in the field and other consider
'atlons made II advisable to feave the
field to the, candidates who are wagiig
!. a hot fight for the nominations. He, ia
exceedingly grateful to the friends who
assist ID 3&afA land feels that even If he
did ~nosg} 4Rs the fight, ,,he, has made
! raaaAsssit IS which wiH .seyyes him,
tl44s H. so esap5sa 3t
qsoes @ swiits III, fisrpla
5e's y isstsslf I, IN q asS
lttA The nd ffii16nity 81! !.
y ~ hx i y. w ~
t3A3td 3ee. .af stort.; szs,s.
IA dnA fssppst ~ 3. q l.;
e ifg of e .aI !, liridpss 49, EaNs.
4 yi1todore, on afEIT&9y " when i sheNu Nulun>l3--
ers' team aasS5 sf3k o. Sint orles,s sone over
the carpentefs .and one, Over sar picked
nine. The scores were IA -19 a nd 9-4. re
sspectively, The line-upiwas, as follows: !:
u Plumbers-Ferreil, e.; /, Niurrin, b. !,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
Home After Vacation.

L Arthur Henpstead is back again at
hts duties as porter at the American
after months vacation spent about
his home at Preston Park sl1
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
ANENT THE PARK FENCE
'Impounding of Three Cows with a.

Last week. RichardS SUdy,> impounded
three eowsAwho darnassd the grounds
around Trinity tehurch Yet we have
not heard anything about takingtdown
the, park fence" said az observer to
The T,ibune man last night. An OBJ
server. VINO vt might. beainferrea be
lieves the park fence Fhoual stay right
where itsls.h - VI 20. !.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
WiligEntertain Tomorrow.

s The Wonfen's Foreign and Home Mis-
slonary societies of. the Methodist
i church will .beHentertained "Wednesday
satss3,p. M, at, the home OF Miss Harriet
lRaseoe, corner Of Washington street
silld Lincoln avenue. tA ~, - s . Z 4
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01

last week. Mrs. Coughlan, is eighty
one Years Old which initiates against
hersrecoyerys go ,sgt ; #
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
THE THIRD THoNFsollt
!, !. !. NOM. HAS SMALt.P0X

William, Aged 2SfH ears; the, Oloel4
rl,s e, = = - t3 AynictS,3. rsmifE
l.. IL ~ "a IN; ~ Y = : ~ ~ ~ -
"A ttacksd Lest. ghtThe Rsother
Ri ssShr wa. hnaf 1tssNsfia+ suySff,s !;
II -. I'd. ~ i. vi r
Y as1'he athHd saiyof the TtHtnp son fam
pallkLS pr HQhpita is pw "a victim
li0Ft tiahnah hpoYS = r.. 'SsE 80 = y rs
Il, EDWARD 'ghompsCn, Hagsd 20
years 3the oIdsM of i he thIees sons. His
EySRs the suSplcA Ase VIII n " The ,I,fi !
IsEAne sta ted dfsss $ attrd sa being
EWS Sshsdt -elose II the ar. II
VAS net sceIta3n.. tsien. 4 ~ ~ as. fb;
I'pfoasi1fg snis slipox iof aaff Sflns from
|sateinato tttia II as tdica ted dn' his
| syripto1ns There Is az de e'similafssi
IHY In SOME Of ,thss lbto,&s. Last
hight, however, III lpf,ea THAT IT s'was
unmis takabiy ssfa al1pox. An erupttqnl
ana mafesshia % Sc one Of SMALLPOX
Etiefits, every measure will BE. .hereically
8, Y VIII be ssatefda news snroughoat no "
ihs M so,,uv Satient Wl,o II i ~ Was feared Would 1
saccumsb n to the disease has ESQ rallied,
.thatl last night 1T was givensout there
were prospects of his recovery.
/ The physician in charge, IL discuss
fing'the soase3 last night Said that
Thompsoh was 5sls close to death With
|fn the HAST, AS hours as any patient he
|. l.attendesf Z The sboy,s rally.siss regarded
Us something not Arly unusual but ex.
traordinaly. eOn FfidayAnight when 1t
was .sbelMyed he would mott survive
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-01
= with the 'Hendricks Company.

"a " u Vhe <aeSnukiSns OootnPFhy.l
3aIon. cs f. 'RetteW has, given upshis
position in Virginia. land lis now associ
atea With the Hendricks Manufacture
Inf company. as a Salesman tsl'ffd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
CLAD DAY FOR POOR 10
Annuity Due Fort Hall Indians to
Be Paid Tuesday-NeW
School Plant.
rsnecIal 70 The Herald.l

Fort Hall Agency, Ida, Oct. lion
Tuesday, the 18th inst. Agent Cald-
wen viii commence paying the Fort
Hall Indians the third installment OF
annuity sue them for lands coded TO
the government under the act of June
s. 1900. The amount OF the installment
is $4,000. making a per capita OF SS5.4l.
John Charles, supervisor OF con-
struction, is now on the reservation
for the purpose Of advancing the mat
ter OF the construction OF the new
$4,000 school plant TO be built near the
agency. and r. NJ. Pringle, supervisor
OF engineering, Is expected 20 arrive
within a few days for the same pur-
pose. An experimental boring on the
proposed site one mile south OF the
agency has disclosed the fact that sur
ficieut water Tor domestic uses OF the
school may be had there. and il is
very probable that the plant will be
constructed at that place. IL is hoped
90 have the plant ready for occupancy
by the list OF next September,
Clarence 4. Churchill and wife. for
merry employed at the Indian school at
Rapid City. 5. D. have been trans
ferred 20 Fort Hall school. Mr..
Churchill as farmer at $500 per annum
and Mrs. Churchill as cook at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
49, y ~ = ++++4+++++++++++*
SENATOR CLARK BUYS MORE GROUND
FOR THE NEW HERALD BUILDING

CENAToR w A CLARK Herald purchased from NJ
y n Walker
Olah Liquor company
liam geeart negotiations for
Senator Clark
When advised by
Clark Herald
announce Intention OF
deal
adjoining
foy-ght Main a to
ming in from Second South
The Herald viii building
Clark has not upon the size of the it understood
handsome modern
which, with the Of the
IN salt Lake property and improvements amounting something like
newspaper in
publishing
Walker a
would
nduceent him showed
Of the spirit which
The Herads home will be doors the Smith drug store
the site and that the First South street line is within
building
half; principal banks nearly all block
within doors the
exceeds
the passing other point the
building location which be the
tangible
nentas business interests
: + ~ y 4 y = \ ~ 4 ~ y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
DUTY OF CHRISTIAN MEN.
Resolutions Adopted by Brotherhood
of ST. Andrew.

Boston. Oct. 11.-These resolutions on
the coal strike situation were adopted
by the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew to-
day:
Whereas. The disagreement between
operators and miners in the anthracite
coal fields has produced a situation
which, in the language Of the presi-
dent Of the United States, has become
intolerable, and which threatens still
greater perils 10 public comfort and
ma tional welfare; therefore,
Resolved. That this convention of
the Brotherhood Of st. Andrew records
its gratitude for the patriotic endeavoe
ofo President Roosevelt TO reconcile
the conflicting interests and assures
him Of its moral support in hts efforts
70 secure justice; and since 1t Is the
imperative duty of Christian men al
ways and everywhere to claim for the
law of God the right 10 rule social
practice, be 1t further
Resolved, That this convention urges
the members Of the Brotherhood Of
ST. Andrew in the United States 10 do
everything in its power TO promote
truth and justice IN all social and in
dustrial relations, 70 the end that the
strife which now threatens the welfare
of millions OF our citizens and oishon-
ors us as a nation may be forever
ended. and that all men may recognize
and be guided by the truth that We
are brothers one OF another.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
GERMANS WANT
MORE FREEDOM
Reason Given For Leaving the
Kaiser's Empire.
UNITED STATES THEIR GOAL
DO NOT CARE TO EMIGRATE TO
THE COLONIES.
UNITED STATES THEIR GOAL

n ERLIN. Oct. 1.-THE cause Of Ger
n man emigration is the knottiest
problem with which the colonial
congress here is dealing. While other
sections drone along talking over trop-
zeal hygiene or various economic as
poets Of colonization. the emigration
section spent most of its sittings yes
terday and today in warm discussions
of the political and social conditions Of
Germany that drive forth people to
seek their fortune in other lands.
Professor THE, chairman of that sec
ton. attributed the emigration solely
TO economic reasons. emigrants being
numerous when times are hard and
fewer when Germany is prosperous.
The task of the Colonial society and
the government was 10 direct emigra-
ton 70 countries where the German
would retain both his political and
economic tie to the fatherland. He
should be induced to 90 20 the German
colonies. but If he preferred TO go else
where he should be guided 10 South
diseases 80 ~ ~ IN
America or other countries where civ
ilization was not equal to that Of Ger
many. The emigrant going 10 the
United States or 10 the British col
onies, where civilization was equal 10
Germany's, was lost TO Germany be-
cause he was Immediately absorbed
into his adopted country. But in less
highly organized and less civilized
Latin-AmerIca the German retains his
language for two generations and con-
tinues 10 import German things.
Professor TILES views Syere subject
ed 10 exhaustive criticism. It was af-
firmed by Bremen shipping men that
half the emigrants passing through
that port left Germany because they
wanted a freer political and social at
mosphere and would not go 10 the Ger
man colonies because there they could
not escape compulsory military service
nor the vexatlon Of exacting civil and
police control.
IN the full congress J. K Victor OF
Brelen said the German colonies OF
Africa should be developed largely by
the 10000. 600 natives inhabiting them
He cOntrasted German treatment of the
natives with that of the French.
The congress resolved to direct emil
grafton 10 southwest Africa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-12
PRINCE AND PRESIDENT
Roosevelt Visited by the Young
Scion of Royalty From Far
Away Siam.

washington. oct Ibis royal
Alslness. Jh5UIa Maha VaJeiravudh.
.o"a prince of Siam. accompanied by
is safe, reached Washington on a
',l-t Train This morning. During
,-'.. STAY here they win be the guests
y. '"e Ha,'n After hreakfastiRg in
'-.-I private apartments in the Ar
...@,'a aolt.. tae crown prince and his
l'',F 3'aaal -lelr court dress and.
,..+'rl hy "a squadron OF the Second
--.-.- states cavalry. were driven TO
-e temporary White House TO pay
,.- -.-i...~ to President Roosevelt.
'' .-- members OF the cabinet now
,.- 'I,s Secretaries Hay. Wilson
.- li-,a.ltS and Postmaster General
-s"l- ,ISa,ler With Secretary COrtel-
- aa- Colonel Bingham. the presi-
--s military aide. .u full uniform.
ZION. ''' tire
40. greetings between the president
s'4 -'- prince were cordial on both
~ .a.fe We're no formal speeches.
l..-sr expressed his admiration
u. .-. e.la-ry- -le I-Jle Of IL he had
,..-. ans spoke ot the impressive ap-
r-.-..- 1t the American cavalry.
-. ...s.-..i Roosevelt, responded pleas
10y he asked -he prince about hls
tN-l itinerary ana expressed the
~ mat he would visit the military
- -.tai academies and also spend
-... '-mr examining the Industries OF
49, ..r country was so proud ThJ
...--- lasted noJ more than I'VE
---.t--~. Lla rriusa and his marty
~ lhrn driven hack 20 the Airing
49, Were che prince remained quietly
s afternoon. looking after his mail