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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-24
EXECUTIVE BOARDS
CALL A CONVENTION
Delegates Of the Striking Mine.
Workers Will Meet In
Wilkesbarre Monday.
PEOPLE ARE MuCHELATEp
Voting Of Delegates Merely Necessary
Observance Of Form, There Being
No Doubt Of Result-Wii Be
No Delay Starting Mines.

No Doubt of Result-WHi Be
No DELAY Startina Mines.
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,.,3
Is " llkesparre, "a, Oct. ls.-1he eA-
ecutiva boards of the three anthracite
districts OF the United Mine Workers
OF America in joint session yesterday
unanimously decided, to recommend to
Is delepat IS convention IF striking min
- ~ asas...Sa 49, n,t..4 ~,
20 sis aNelp .aHVe ~ $500 s'i
proposition submitted by the president.
of the United States, and 1t is reason
| abiv, certain that me a~dvieeswill be,
,lan,aasan - A. -. & 1, ar1a hno,,n,t
g 9 tesessSihe VIII pc con
yened In this city Monday morning, n
1T is the hope and belief Of the officers
| Of the union that the mining OF coal
VIII haSras1,n,ad befnra closp of$
next week. after j snspension of more
than ave months @sSSS
ri n~it,zans" ~ 4ha entire repinn are
mich eiated1 mat tha stTise Is almost
over heca5isa business IN the coai
aaids ,,as baan n,.anfsna ~, 10 "a ,,,ysa
s;nea : striisa has.an SAA1 py~@sS' -
M n,s+Iar ~ ~ tar,, ~ 10 - +ba4
~ a.r 1890 ~ .hn11 ~ : q, 800 eat S,sa a
source If mich inn,7,rn rha a,nion
xrn go "a !, - a~a 4 nVS,
e. ltpusa opssii - M
1919 aa = sata - ~ az 49, - ! ',aan
$500 ~. LIS - 49,
~ - ,l,ls,sN,, $50
60 usss w .sa ~ ! NJ WI. .aail aIlaa ! Y nv,
.toi,..Wni olnsI tnciais saiu a.anNeey
kleW noehlns apout Y.
Mitchell Wont Discuss Agreement.
President Mitchell did not care to
discuss any feature Of the agreement
while the matter was SILL In the hands
of the ininers.ift the plans OF ne strike
leaders are not -disarranged q general
sumpti o. mining Wili pegin on
i -. e it,. .i$.
! . q II, H. : - !, - q s.As ~ tl.n z. - I
t = +,sn 49, =. u - - 81 IS i ssaia !.
~ I i,,no ! lpa,ah. u, ~ !. Us = ~,
them d,SrIng tha strike
- ~ 800 ,aa+ 49, ss.,, -. -.
Inc n organlaalion ! VII va sak kea care g
S,nn,, oln sa iiisa e aies uiiapie ~ ma hh
Itia ~estinnated tbat iii 4 atrixara
nil nn+ ana usn wi ,,n4iIh +,s,n x. ms, :
n,nn+hs haua an ,sad 1,h;s IL : ~ nj,
d,Ya' ~ +he1 ~ +l,a III So -
The GOAL nmnanies antintnati.a 81
ana nfsthe stri11e nayf wasls ara1 h,,ssiw
Iengaged n @ranarin for1 Ia Tes,,n,n.
] finn~ Tana# ~ IffhnraanSa op 40 : naIs.
are In the egions ready for oadinps
ana ax+raSaffoTt viii Ne ,oasa T., $500
49, 49, ~ ~ ! 49, 49, ~
LIE s 10y ais uisIlaouttL sen
teTs, once. HilnlnE ~ resumed. ~ is es-z
timated that more than zoo OF the $50
rcollieriesS@Will be In operation by the
end Of next week. and will produce
lenoIgh eoaI8to relieve fhe sit1,atlnn ~
sAneanthoritv "a noa Il 1oining 60 III .,as
terdav that II coal niea &c
result Of the strike. are 3o.0o0.0oo tons
behind. 5 sSY
President Mitchell Hal nfor,,ynoaos,5 pra.
fdent Rnnsevalt Al tha cfiaISaap ~.
three executiye%.boards. he w%iilN5nt
piy,a o1t~4ha8tax "A +ba%, ,as 4 - GssSs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
THE SIGMA PHI.
Its Seventy 18th Anniversary Cele
brated at Uli on College, with
Eclat and Success.

SchcnectndN y Y March 5-Thc event
of inc season i'm tho college life hero and
in 81 social way has boan The ccl.brnti, nm
nf tho sevonth-dfth anniversary, Of tl,n
rounjinp. Of inc s,cietv March / 1877 rho
dntc carrie. if back to fin. d.,s of urrsi-
dom I,Iinholet Nott of idc fame rs an
.ducatnr and - divine and ia a tima when
tborr was nut one creek I,ttor CuIIecs so
,ictv i'm I-ni,r CoIloue thn. at its zc,utl
lis founders b,,iIdcd h,ttor man, thav
ik,,.,v and thoreh MANY collopn rratnrri
as ha,r more rhautars ANA more nom
L.rs nore has 4 more lrval ard harmon
inns bod,, of ,.eub.rs an n II, COLLAGE a, 4
.oci,l Iif,. il has alv.9ve stood ,or,. i,oh IN
This CITY. ,rho foods which nav, So .,r-
i,,,e1,, irtorfnr.d u,itb tr.,al o,.,r , vida
rocfcn Of mo ,o,,nt,.,. 1,.,,t MN. ,,,o,,i,,g
al their homes. but others who woillI rot
49, L.ti ~ 49,.
dancer boean to assemble from vnrinn4
oii,,,tors IN, NIondo,1 ,rh.ro u..,,, - ,,nthn,
ms. rf s,rlr f,,tv members at INC cb,ntar
Ini.s, nf H.. ynniot,. IN tbo ,,ftarrCon A.
an m tbe occ,siot, nrc,nl, rncnod vim -
,.r,n,io, az tIo sal Memorial b,,ildir.,
In no cnlIn,,o ,r,o,,,,ds In u,hi,h IVA com.
r-,,oononts gro hcId mo r.eidcnt ST.
md thn ladies' nf tbeir families wern IN -.
Gnu wv '"uioS VI tiieli i"i'i''''9 "''c Al AZ
t,n d,ncinr rormoncod ston, " b,,nI,od
and 0ftv cruuIcs ,vorc ON tho nnor IN,
s,ncious rnt,,nda voc Ion,,tir,,Ii,
oratcd win Lnrnors hearing t5n ,a,,,o, y,
th. yarin,,. ch,nta,s o,,d i,t, W
ings win numnrous romra,,mta ti,'' ~ ~,
socirtv bad~' ria rn,io u'an 49, " .' ''''
III, ,,Gr,i, i. o,II.'I o,, ~ va nl,c 'H'
liant ~ if, Lind f,,. D"V ~ 'iir ms 49, DIE
n,,rinn lIondat cor' ',,, ~ e'l' -
vi.it'nn ,ncmIor. 1,i,it@G ,ii'''H W e'''
wnrl,s OF no t,ii.,,, ..i' IL"
c,nrIo,. ooo v.d,.,..,' e. r'I'c '" Wl'lcI
of dyH,Tnos ond i,',t Wv, 'I,,'u. 't'.'
otr,r nai't, 81, ,,'iu '.t ~ tr CUNTS hho
~ ~, W. $3.50, me Nc'lcrdl con
fo, o'a,o H., ''' i''S was "pPolhtro
nnonco nT =, VIZ ~ 'nr t'l, pHt III cohSc
lrnin hrinoi, c,a, ''f r,i w VI Hpecld
! II ,.a, 5"f9',95 rs" I'm Nc" iorN Guy
hGI IL. sns,ior u, SoulI e Oh hours, II
thc Ola E,ilou,, - ~ I'nusome nan OF
,.,uuoI dinnar t,id ."!oulh'" Tor inc
eano huiI,lino was scINou III 'h'
On. bundra9i and si,,.,. s,.. CT. -. -.
ot Tho nnndenn,"i, I'S n'no ''ES Sat on ,,,
,notn,inI nnrtil f ,ta ".ru t"ploS' i III
Inisbrd nv - 'rov w ie ,''t was i ltl,
Ithis mad rocoi,,ad d,,o -, t't.'',r, Nlt.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
FAT NERVES.

A whirl Of excitement was
recently caused in the scien-
tihc world by the news that
the mystery of nerve action
has been solved.
1t is announced that healthy
nerves are fat nerves-and
that it is the fat in the core of
the nerve which is sensitive
and by hardening and soften
ing creates nerve action.
Maybe this explains why
SCOTS Emulsion has always
been such a remarkable remedy
for nervousness.
SCOTS Emulsion feeds thin
nerves with the best of all fats,
the pure cod-liver oil and
strengthens them with the best
of nerve tonics, the hypophos
phitcs.
For all forms of nervousness
and neuralgia take SCOTS
Emulsion.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. 400 Pearl St., N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13

ers and trusted leaders. His interest in
TINS however, was not confined
to the local organization, but he has for
years been active in State gatherings and
chairman of the state executive commit
tee.
Ills bcnevolcncc and charity to deserving
objects is too well known to require es-
pccial mention. He has won the high
est cnccniums of his associates and fellow
men and has always led an active and up
right life.
In very well written article prepared
10y o. l.. French editor of the Brattleboro
Phoenix, recently for the Normonter, the
writer pays the following high tribute to
Colonel ltstcY as a religious worker:
y devoted believer, like his father, in
the policy of the Baptist Church. he has
given himself. without stint, to the work
of that denomination. and is known at
home and abroad as an active and devoted
exponent ofrcligious life. lie has been pres
idcnt of the Baptist State Sunday Schc ol
Association and for several years past has
held the presidency of the board of man
ayers of the Vermont Baptist state con-
Vcntion. lie is n member of the executive
committee of the American Baptist Mis-
Slonary Union, whose meetings In Boston,
he attends once in every two weeks
But probably no religious or philan-
thropic work which he has over done has
lain SO close to his heart. or brought him
such personal satisfaction. as that which
grew out of his intimate relations with the
late Dwight l., Moody. General listeY is
one of the mon To whom Mr.. Moody locked
as a friend of his heart. to whom
he coniidcd his plans and on whom he
leaned as on good right hand. General
EstcN has been the treasurer of the North
iicld Seminary ever since that unique and
uplifting institution was established by
Mr. Moody. lie has helped forward its
I ~ Il.
that OF the boys school at MI. iicrmon,
of whose board of trustees ne is a mem
Der. He has also been for several years
the treasurer of Vermont Academy AT SAX
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
Strikes n Rich Find.

Il WAS troubled for several wears with
Chronic indigestion and nervous debility
writes f. j, Green, of Lancaster, \, H.,
40 remedy helped me until began using
Electric Filters, which did me more good
than all the medicines | ever used. They
have also kept my wife in excellent health
for Years She says Electric Rittcrs are
ust splendid for female troubles; that
they are grand tonic ana inVigorator foI
weak run down women. No other medi-
cine can take its place in our family. Try
them. only SOC Satisfaction guarantt ed
10y o Sullivan X Young.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
A HARD
STRUGGLE.
Many a Burlington Citizen
Finds the Struggle Hard.

With back constantly aching.
With distressing urinary disorders.
Daily existence is but struggle.
No need TO keep it mp.
Doan1 Kidney Fills Will c,~e YOU.
Burlington people endorse this claim.
Mrs. Frcd'k Kean of 30 Ledge pooJ
says: My back WAS 50 bad, so lamn.
so painful that / could not stand straight.
1t felt as if pins We're running into me AMI
! grow 80 bad that the performance Of my
household duties became drag The only
way to got "a 81 was to lie down and rest.
Kept On imagining that | would get b, b.
ter but didn't lrtil got a box of Doan's
Kidney Pills at W. j. Henderso drug
store. The improvement was rapid and
permanent. I will always be glad to rec.
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills to needy slf.
fcrcrs from kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers; price 30 cents.
Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo. y. Y, SOLD
agents for the L. S.
Remember the namc-Doang-and take
no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
DEATH or r.. +. STEVENS.

London, March 6-BcnjHmin +. Stevens
the photographer, died yesterday morning
at his residence, The Sh,avcs, Surbiton'
surrey, after an illness which had last I'd
several years. MIR. stevens was born al
Parnct. VT, in 1888 and first came to Lon
don in 1860. For many Years Mr.. Stevens
had been prominently known tmoughuut
Europe as United States despatch agent II
l.onGon and purchasing agent for Ameri
can libraries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13

,u a.,,.,. g., ,,,.ro l,rov1,drc aud ais,
i.. .,.,,tt.I IL, tho ,,,,. n,ts and in
-, tiL ,,.itttn "a ,.,rs hov,, 50
,,,.,r,d1,., ,l,. ,h ,nand I'M, rotations of man
49, r,t,,,'r
,,I, v.b,ic mania b.vc thc urofoundoet
s,.r,,.,tI, ,,.itL mo ,rincati,u Of Germany.
IN ti,, g. , ..,'nt ,,,ion Of rrdnr-
nt,d st,t.y L,..nd tonotl,cr Inv u common
I.,.nr,,,n b, ,,,rrst,i,tod natural Trade. nv
..,,,,,,,,, .,,r,.,.v ~, iii. means of com
,..', i.,,t,,, ,,, r ii'tinn and nstit,-
ti,,... 81 ..'.lit nd n.,ni,,, and Insured lv
- ,..,..i,,at, ,,,,ioti.n, such ie tho Won
r,Itl An, ,.i.,, 1-ri,u. such thr vo,i,,r
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\vc MINK. welcome I.ro TO day y
,, ,.. - - .,,,,,,
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rh,,,,ntn.I[. eco - him Lo,vc,,r so,no.
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rL 49,, tio,,,l;t. .,,1 80, mn, ,;.I ruIrr
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Iho C,.,,It, .,,d win MI. ,t.'m l,nch, Il
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iran, and ~ A.. ,,,,iu.inn Emo onti.n
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i,uiiji,. ,,. t;iI..d ,,.iti t,,,il,,t. and otI,
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p,inco Itcr,',. 1i,,iro1 l,,,.,n. and prnsi-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
iiunors

come TO the surface in the spring as in no
other season, It's a pity they don't run
tho mselves all off that way: hut In spite
of pmples and other eruptions. they most
ly remain in the system That's bad.
Ilncd's Sarsal arilla removes them and
cures all the painful and disflguring trou-
! les they cause. Nothing else cleanses the
System and clears the complexion like
IlCods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
Over Sixty Years

Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup has been
used for children willie teethng. 1t
soothes the child, softcns the gums al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tho
be st remedy for Dauhcea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout thu world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
End Came Suddenly at His Home
Caused by Fatty Degenera-
ton of the Heart.
FUNERAL ON MONDAY
Knew That His End Had Come and Bid
His Family an Affectionate Farewell
Was at the Head of the Estey
Organ Co. and One of YER
mont's Best Known Men.

'
mont's Best Known Men.
bi atlITporo' NarCi' -rehoral Juius J'
hStoy u'cu SuuuenIE inns h'orl.lhS from
ar tlccu1h OIL NC h'art' nc TOOK prom
l"'lt part III inc Town iic''lhS lucSuuN'
On" ~ i"I Is s'ilei"lly Known VIZ III ms
uNuh, health, ne was upon the street "ui
ms 'ho Jay hursuay ana |l'elueu 10 MS
business u"tisS'
re aWoke about O'Clock TINS morning
Suh crns great distress from dlflcuIly III
brc'thinS. tie told bis Mite that the ond
was near Sh" tfled TO che'r MN ami to
i''@udUH nun tntl ne Nvuiu rallE Qillch-
~ nut me- know That his hour had come
Iiu o"dc hcr an ahecll"hate good 10y p.
rus iaSt words were 1T Is HIS Will When
ms Quest son. Wh" lNed with him, came
INTO ire room ana took his father in his
arms, the general RELAXED his struggle for
pi'"tl TOOK from ms iihEeH ana gay" t.
Mrs. LSloN Il ring lot the NuuuGcr son.
'art' ). larry f.Stcy ana then passed
quietly away. MIS- H. Is. Fuller, the gen
era SISl'r ana WIG OF IN" late governor
tiir "tlltr SOM larry EStey ana til" family
hNFleian VINO We're summoned at once,
VI" NJ arrive at tlle mouse until several
minutes after the general had breathed his
laSt'
Inc general last act before he went to
pea was to go I" the room where his little
GRANDSON Jacob EsteN. son OF Col. }. q.
rstoy was sleeping and to place upon the
chlld S plII"W a eht Tor MN to md ON
aWaN'hlnS' Inc boys seventh birthday
anniversary was to-day
General Estcy hdd suffered several times
III me past lew months from difficulty IN
breathing duc to the heart action. lie had
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
LEG BROKEN IN THE WOODS.

Monkton, March 6--E. r. Wyman while
assisting in "A "bco" getting up W cd
pile for a sick ncighbor. met with serious
accident Wednesday afternoon. A tree fell
AGAINST another and bounding back
c,ueht his leg and broke both bones be-
tween the knee and ankle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
TERRITORY or JEFFERSON"

WASHINGTON, March THE House COM
mittcc on territories decided to-day to re-
port the bill giving the Indian territory a
territorial form of government to be known
as the Territory of Jefferson,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
VISITS NIAGARA.
Prince Henry Made Short Visit to Cana
dian Soil Last Week.


Rochester. n. y, March 5.-Princc iI'nry
of Prussia travelled from Chicago to Ma"
cara Falls to-day, crossed TN" Cdnhd'dn
frontier for "A brief stay to which he was
officially welcome by the Dominion and
tonight resumed his journey to Boston
over the New YORK Central me. lIiS long |
est stop i'm almost 30 hours Of continuous
travelling was at Niagara falIS' whi IA lie |
saw bridged in with the Ice OF winter. vel
viewed the Horse Shoe fails from Table
Rock, the American ialIs IRON the ledge
o e. the whirlpool on the Canadian shor',
rode down the gorge to a point below incl
lower Whirlpool ana th"h inspected incl
piant of the Niagara Power company
which converts the force OF nature to mel
purposes of commerce II" was much I'M
pressed by the fhlls ana as ne Stopu IN
Table ROCK looklnS across at tne Horse
shoe said; ~ Is magazine III; 1t Is grant
He was greatly impressed ny the swlrnnEI
rapids down in the gorge and when h. lew
bis car at the hlrlpool STOOD lof sever Al
minutes watching IN" play OF the wal, l.
rho special tram tHd covered inc MS
tan" betwce"n milwaukee, ana thic'S'
crossed Indlaha' hud was wei ON lis way
over ono poI'rc l'rln'" ti'HrN arose. nc
was worn out when he left milwaukee ana
nlu NOT rcSpohH 10 inc ucHi'lSt'.l'!"l9
made ny Tn" noop" 81 ROCCO ana oan-
"uSkN. lie ana no' S'i nc'oc OF INC mon
ions OF TN" cIlH'h us OF I"lcuo 10 loti'.di'E
I've nun '''' Nc ~ - NV" 80
tHtlt pan was rohN yea To mn. ny 'hc,I
| nHhd paying me Nacht Am IN, w. ~
was too lat' III, n TO get up ana Ioleu' d'u
NOT So" MN. ~ 'l'Nrl"hI ln're WIS "
lflcnllN d'NohS irhtl"h ana lo'er N"ipP'
/ lo''io'iE " "uEI'r II me '''I ma" ",'''
/ Climbed mt the car Irr re union IN II
vas pleasiht oi nom S!h'S' fe''r N'n ~
iad pecn Sdli'r with Tic prince odcN III
/ IN" ana thoN W'r" ShllnHtoS LOT nio'c
than TWO years. inc prince reroSnlZcd
f''Cr at orce ara toflns nun by me mana
lcd MN INTO the car. 1E'\ talked over the
ola days ana on admlrlnS crowd locked on
! IN approval AT ERE rae WIS croWu
/ mat maze the most dal rero's lan al the
entire tourney Women ana chldren we're
~tuSed IN against the tram ana IN" effort
t" check tho sNirinS crowd that PRESSED
In from the rear was useless Several wo-
/ 'cH tainted ana anybody anywhere near
the center oil the crowd was submitted to
and Miss Gridley, widow and daughter Of
captain {. V. GrdleN, the man who fought
an tho tr,i,, b,, Admiral II, ava, 60, b, ,,..,,,t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13

their lives and an inspiring example IN
the pursuit of German ideals and In the
striving for all that eXalts and is lasting
(Signed "WlLIdAM."
Major Higginson then personally LED IN
a cheer for Emperor William and the
meeting was over.
There was an interval of half an hour
before the time set for the reception OF
the Gcrmanic Museum association ut the
rcsdenc of Prof. Hugo Munstcrbefg ana
this time was occupied with II thorough
inspection of the Bemenway gymnasium
MET THE GERMANS.
The carriages were then taken for a
short drive about the university grounds.
and altcrward the party were driven 10
the home of Professor Munstcrberg.
Here was Germany. for after entering
the doors of the mansion, Prince Henry
found men and women of his own ma
tionality almost without number. Here
were decorations in the Germany style,
and everything was arranged with the eye
single TO making him feel Eat home.
Prince Ferry and President Eliot en-
tered the House, they were ushCrcd into II
little reception room at the left and thcn
were greeted by Professor and Mrs Mum
storlcrg. The royal guest was then con-
Quoted into the large library where, stood
Henry W. Putnam, chairman of the board
Of directors of the Germany museum.
Without further delay he addressed the
prince briefly.
la response to Mr.. Putnam, Prince Henry
said:
ALLOW mo in a few words to thank YOU
for the Kindness which you have shown me
here ana to tell you that the United StHt'
mas been closely watched from the other
side dilrinw the last year We are aware
of the marvellous industry which has
brought your country to its position ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13
Prince Henry Received by Gov.
Crane for the State and Mayor
Collins for Boston.
DEGREE FROM HARVARD
Made a Doctor of Laws Delivered to
Germanic Museum Gifts from the
Emperor Visited State House
rendered Dih1er in Presence
of Distinguished Mon.

Sid was the bucSt ol lcS'ol '"-u"E en-
his welcome TO tne city "aS sto''lE a.''
cordial. Gov lntnr"P Nuir"l Cr'''io
and Mayor i. a. ColnnS' atti:S lor o'"u.
Hnd city EXTENDED the o"l'-al V"ul tc9''s
and Whtn the prince hau c'ieh'oniouTlS -
turned their calls ne went TO '"''o nS'
to IchNcr TO the ''tlhaiuC 'u'tu.n "a
gifts of his proiher' the NaIScf W l'I'O III
and TO receive from liarN"ru til' hu'''' III
uegtce of doctor ol li"S' 'aiN"tu Is non
or TO tn prince Is plco'"'nt I"r never
Lcforc was degree conI'lF'u uhucr l'hc
circumstances.
y significant passage IN inc SpeGch OIL
IRE sident Eliot who c"hlort" inc "'sIVt .
was a reference to the prince as the grand
Trincc IIcnry.s first act as Harvard
man. at the Harvard Union shortly aft II
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ne spt,i|l udIh Nlh'h earned inc
prince across IN" country was not u'lay'd
NY Iloou OF storm ana crossed tlc me NO.
tween New YORK ana NaSStv huScltS on
me iIue Pl.l'hou I"r II by the fallro 'u
iu'l. IL matted iof rev moments AT
HprngiieId put passed through Worcester
Wnore tho pan 10 h'Id a reception was
'ihanuonou OWING 10 lhe cafinesS OF the
hpur- Boston WAS reached ut ":3o clock
aud as soon as inc special halted IN south
slatlcn MAYOR 'olIlhs ana delegation 81
city othclals Dafdod the car Columbia and
were introduced to the prince by AmDassd-
cor Won llollcbon. 1hcre was an exchange
OF greetings and the prince, his staff and
the members of the American escort We're
shown to carriages waiting at the drive
way OF the depot.
Lines OF catdlrNnon formed around them
ana accompanied by the naval miitiamcn
through streets held open by the police,
they commenced the drive to Hotel Somcr-
SGT. Most Of the population seemed cen
tered in the down town district. The poo-
pie were packed in behind the police lines
and every building was a crowded gallery.
Flaes and atreamers hung over the heads
of the thousands who called or waved a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13

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