New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
PRESIDENT SHAW'S GUEST.
HE VISITS THE SECRETARY AT HIS
HOUSE on LAKE CHAMPLAIN
A DRIVE FROM CoRBIN PARK-sPEAKs AT
THE VERMONT STATE FAIR
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burlington Vt Aug 30.-Presdent Roose-
velt ended lively day when he sailed from
Burlington early this evening DR.. w. Seward
webb's steam yacht Elfrida for Thompson's
Point Lake Champlan. where he will visit Sec
retary Shaw until tomorrow afternoon. He was
ACCOMPANIED by Secretary Cortelyou. Senator
Proctor DR.. Lung and Mr.. Sofia.
There was a late dinner at Thompson's Point
tonight and the remainder of the evening was
srent quietly with the Secretary and his family.
Or Webb who lives near Thompsons Point in
yited the President dine at his farmhouse
to-morrow evening The plans of the party
wore modified TO accept this invitation and the
President and the Secretary will spend Sunday
night at the Webb farm. returning to Burling-
ton on Monday morning whence they Will go
TO Proctor, Vt
An informal reception given for the
President in Burlington this evening at the
home of Ex-Governor Woodbury. of Vermont.
Large crowds stood on the sidewalks here to
see the President drive through the city.
The Windsor Fair was the most enthusiastic
scene of the day Many farmers and villagers
were there it having been widely advertised
that the President coming on prize day
About 80 o'clock the President rode into the
Fair Grounds in an old six horse coach, sitting
,.+ ~, in front AS he was recognized the
-, a+ che gates shouted: Here he is! Here's
the President. .,sos
Then welcoming cheers came from all SIDES
The coach stopped near the judges staho' anu
uimbly stepping TO the ground, the fresioeh'
walked TO the stand and made a speech saying
in part:
Your State was founded by men who Rhe~ o Knew
that hghJing not all; that they nae 70 :, has
done throughout our history. and furnsnea bas bas
leadership N our PUBLIC t6aI e esFny ThnSh sanity Of pub
lie sentiment which has so proIn,9ero Thar
while it was mighy soof better ter, thing TO produce
teriaI pIOsPeT II II W Mas eniav it Look through
history, and you will see nat & Ihe foundaJion
mon when We build. yet that the leaoetsnp r psi -
the nation has always lain Win an s10T ndispensab bic
foundation, but useless II there % Of the ipfty
Ift toward things better which only sfe"' anu
generous g foTe}ptbeTe the men who founded this
counfry-they understood that no one quanaS t9 maS
srv more than any one quality would do to ee maze
citizen success You n nave Ne g9r t 70 place You must
Tecoenize the sphere that the nation has some
fea-iess administration of the laws But after
that been done there remains me & 1aG 'a t be
Ultimate salvation of the State You can restrain
men by the law and by the execution OF the la"
The wrongdoing takes either one of two two
stems. took those steps century ago; taxes those
steps now The crimes of craft and the crimes of
vi01enSe potn afer ere T that those who come from
set where one kind of crime is dangerous are apt
ne mi down The man who commits violence
oit an outrage not merely against their fellow
Americans. but against the whole BODY ptf poluc 70
sb,,Te all Violence of mob-that type Of violence
Is 1 o1p bert WIN in dpT rpnbc The first requ
site of liberty. as we and our forefathers have
The government must be Just; the law must be no
resPec5eT o. persons @ ne 1sf ae If gets at the
small who goes wrong
On finishing his address the Governor got
up beside the driver of the coach and rode once
around the track. He resumed his seat on the
judges, stand afterward-
JOCKEY AT NINETY SEVEN
Up came a racing sulky. drawn by fine
bay trotting gelding. With cap and whip the
driver saluted the President Gray hair hung
from under his cap.
THAT is ninety-four years DID, cried
some in the crowd
With indignation the driver corrected the as
sertion- He was Charles Taylor. lifelong
Jockey. ninety-seven years old. He gave an ex-
hibition mile drive with Robert H. Two thor
oughbreds from Congressman Everett's stable
were then LED TO the stand. They an exhi-
btion race. being ridden by Mr. Hunter
and the other by the trainer Then three prize
winning professionals. including a woman, rode
prize horses before the judges stand, and the
President reviewed some of the prize cattle
Before going to the fair grounds the Presi-
dent was a guest Of Winston Churchill for
luncheon. The other guests were Secretary
Shaw Senators Proctor and Dillingham;, Gov
aInor Stickney, Secretary Cortelyou and Cap
tain Thompson who has just returned from the
Philippines They accompanied the President to
the fair. Secretary Shaw was compelled 10
make speech at the fair grounds.
Winston Churchill and Mrs. Churchill drove
70 the Cornish flats this forenoon to meet the
President as he came from Corbin Park Three
hands were waiting there for the party
School children of the little village stood in front
of f,out twenty Civil War veterans TO greet the
President as he came into town. This town was
the home of Salmon P Chase, Secretary or the
Treasury and Chief Justice under Lincoln
When the President rose at the clubhouse IN
Corbin Park this morning he walked on the
lawn and told of killing the wild boar Ii was
nearly dark when the President saw the ANNA.
No one else saw il until the flrst shot or the
Presidents rifle had pierced its heart William
I. Morrison the guide and club trapper, was
second to the President in running aIter IT,
Senator Proctor said this morning; you
know in the forest yesterday simply 1orgos
that the President the Chlef Executive anu
shaf / was 2 United States Senator, and as soon
as the wild boar fell to the ground pounded
him on the back
The special train had arrived at windsor by
.ae time the party got there, and at -:5o CLOCK
the start was made for Burlington Five MN
,,te stops were made at White River Juhcuoii'
She-3dan Royalton and Bethel where crowds
.nniauded the Presidents speeches. At Bethel
Cerah Chapman. nearly e hundred years oio'
VAS carried to the station to see the President
when the President was informed OF TINS ne
said he should be glad 10 see her, but told her
20 get up.
IN MONTPELIER
,,u.,.l,er was reached at 4:20 o'clock. Mayor
N Routwell met the President, who
a.. % the City Hall. Fletcher d. Proctor
introduced the President. who delivered long
ra.ob n, which he referred to the brave