Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-05
The President and His Secre-
tary Have Recovered From
Effects of Accident.
GRAND DUKE IS ENTERTAINED.
Other Distinguished Men Guests of
Chief Executive - Arrangements
Completed for Southern Trip-BouJ
of Craig to B. Buried Today.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 5.-The
president yesterday entertained
Grand Duke Boris at luncheon. The
grand duke came to Oyster Bay from
report on Ogden Mills yacht, The
Felicia With him were Count Cas-
SIM, the Russian ambassador at Wash.
ington; Private Secretary to the
Grand Duke Greaves, Ogden Mills and
Assistant Secretary of State Peirce,
the representative of this government
The president met his distinguished
guests in the wide hall Of his home
on Sycamore Hill, and after the pre-
scntations, which were made by
Count Cassini luncheon was an
nounced. The grand duke called sim
ply to pay his respects and at 1880
the party left on the Felicia for New.
Lort.
Henry White, secretary Of the
American embassy at London, also
called on the president yesterday to
present his son, John, who will enter
a college in this country in the fall.
Mr. White was the guest Of Mrs.
James Roosevelt at luncheon, Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt also being pres
ent.
Have Recovered.
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Cortelyou have recovered from the
effects of the accident Wednesday, but
still bear outward marks Of the catas'
trorhe. DR.. Lung, the presidents OF.
fetal physician, thinks that the marks
CT the presidents face will disappear
in about four days.
Apropos of the accident the sugges-
ton was made yesterday that an
added measure Of safety would be
taken if the local committee having
charge okthe presidents reception at
the various cities would see to 1t that
none but docile horses are attached
TO the carriages in which the presi.
dent and members of his party ride.
While the horses which were hitched
tn the presidents landau Wednesday,
it Is stated, were quiet, still at other
times skittish animals have been fur
n'shed.
Wreath for craie's Casket.
The president will send a wreath Of
flowers to be placed upon the casket
Of William Craig, his faithful body
guard, who was killed Wednesday.
Arrangements have been completed
4 hA %yin r..
tanooga, which begins today. The
president, Secretary Cortelyou, Dr..
ung and Stenographers Weaver and
J.atta will leave here in the Sylph
this morning at 9 o'clock for Jersey
City. Their private car will be at
tached to the 1:14 p. n. train fol
Washington over the Pennsylvania
load. At Washington the party will
be Joined by number Of newspaper
correspondents and photographers,
and the special train in which they
will travel will start south at $50
o'clock this evening.
The president is receiving a large
number, OF messages Of congratula
tim over his escape from serious in
Jury Wednesday. These have come
from some e the crowned heads OF
Europe. a. we'll as from leading pub
'ic men "ni private citizens in this
country.
CAiClCr, Sept. 5.-The body Of Sc
Crct Service agent William Craig,
who was killed in the accident at
i,anoX, [ass., Wednesday, while with
President Roosevelt, who had a mar
row escape. will arrive in Chicago
this morning and the funeral will be
held this afternoon The interment
will he in Oakwood cemetery.
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