The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-09-05
ROOSEVELT IN
new HAMPSHIRE
Trayerses Granite State and Is
Greeted Everywhere With
Enthusiasm.
AN ACCIDENT AVERTED
The Carriage Horses at Manchester
~ Became Unmanageable and
Had to Be Taken
Out.

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Roosevelt last night was the guest of
Secretary of State Hay, who's summer
home is situated a few miles from here
along the shore of Lake Sunapee. The
secretary and his daughters met the
president upon his arrival and Joined
with the as1emblage In extending him
q hearty welcome. -
The president delivered a brief adj
dress to the ~townspeople, in which he
thanked them for their greeting. He
then entered Secretary Hays launch,
the Nomad and steamed to The FEELS.
Nashua, N. H., Aug. 3O.-FNor the first
time since beginning his tour OF; New
England, the president last night slept
aboard his train. He remained up un-
til a late hour talking over old times
with "Bill' Sewall, his former guide,
whom he insisted should accompany
him to Ellsworth and back to Bangor
In all probability the president will re-
turn to Maine in October for a hunting
trip.
Early this morning at Kittery juno
ton, Me-. the train was boarded by
General Ayling of Concord, N. H., Sec
rotary of State Pearson and George H.:
Noses representing Governor Jordan
Of New Hampshire, who extended to
the president a welcome to that state
as soon as the train passed the bound
AIRY.
Responds to Greeting in Overcoat.
In his anxiety to respond to a greet
ing of the people of Clermont, a small
station, the president. who had not fin
ished dressing, rushed to the door of
his csT wrapped in an oyercoat, and
bowed to the little gathering.
AT Wyndha1n Junction the populace.
,wass astir early and as the train APP
preached the station a salute was fired
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president appeared on the rear plat
form.
The train reached Nashua on time.
The president and party We're escorted
ito carriages and all proceeded to the
city hall. At the station, along the
streets and massed around the plat
form which had been erected in front
OF the city hall We're thousands who
;cheered necessarily from the time the
presidents train appeared until he be-
tgan to speak to the great assembly.
THE president occupied about ten min
utes with ar address, and Withdrew
from the platform.
Then the. president, with the recep-
ition committees, resumed the carriages
and proceeded to Nashua. Junction sta
ton. The ovation was continuous, and
as the train drew out prolonged cheer
ing followed.
Reception at Manchester.
Manchester, N. H., Aug. 2S.--A presi-
DENTAL salute by a battery Of the New
! Hampshire state militia mingled%with
the cheers of a great crowd which
greeted President Roosevelt as his
train reached here.
AS many men on the reception COM
mittee here are personally known TO the
president, the exchange of courtesies
was unusually cordial. The president
vas escorted to a barouche and the
drive through the industrial and bust
ness sections began at once.
The carriage was drawn by four
handsome horses. On one Of the
bridges the two leading horses became
unmanageable and had to be taken out.
Another delay occurred when the pro-
cession was held up by a passing freight
train.
At a point opposite Merrima,c com
mon the presidents carriage was
brought to a stop and the local camp Of
Spanish-American war veterans ten
dered him a salute and their command
err, Colonel William Sullivan, stepped
Forward and presented him with a bouL
quet of roses. In accepting them the
president spoke for ten minutes. He
was enthusiastically cheered at the
close of his remarks. following which
the line Of march was taken up for the
depot, where the president boarded d
special train for The Weirs.