Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-09-29
WASHINGTGNLETTER
From our Rega.,ur 0enesfondentJ

Washington. sept. "a, 1904.
GS6srr Press
A large and enthusiastic crowG
surrounded the depot in this city
oen Thursday evening qast to greet
ttEe Presideat, wiho arrived about
>4syen o'clock with his wife and
family. Speaking '6f the accident
(which occurred TO hss train in Bal
timore, while passing through d
,Sunnel, he said dt was slight, aEd
fis all his tFouSieswese as small he
.wouid get alOpg i,hesutifully. 4
sseries of receetieasaaHd entertain
aments will at 'ORee 'tBegin at tine
tWhite House, :as i,Estny notaS4e
kforeigners are Gn .t0WE. The most
conspicuous of these is the dinner
ITO be given this "eVsning to the
AArchbishop Of Gante,soury, his whse
sand suite. AS dhiSeepSleman has arz
EEngland the sight"G' precedence
,.next after the royal ihmily, he VIII
sgit at the table sOnshe right hand OF
ytthe President, %thiie Mrs. Arch
hbishop will be 8t the sight of Mss.
ERoosevelt. TIE members of tine
,Cabinet who are in Gown will at
tend, also the ambassadors, the
hBishop of WasanipgboG, and others.
All the evangelical clergy of the
rcity have been ilnVite& to hear the
Archbishop Sun4ay afternoon at
ishe Cathedral close An audience
..of 100000 is exipecssd. AS the
.gcounds are some tiis6aace from the
tAity, and the electric Ga~s can carry
Ihut 4 200 passengers sssn hour, the
procession of carriage and pedes-
strians will be immense.
Pastor Wagner, a. Paris, the
lDGpular author, who ia. soon to be
THE Presidents guest, * five years
Older than Mr. Roosevelt. He is
rnAicund, Compliant, ant; gray. He
say he finds the heati&eE in Amer
,ica,a a,aGlso. He came to th,s country
because he thinks he has call.
He ba!ieves the people OF Gsae Unit
ed States are fast losing she sense
of siEPlicity necessary to s. saving
spirituality. He adds tha& sMhat a
man is able to do he is Obliged to
do. lie couples Franklin, Lincoln
and Roosevelt together 2. tie
greatest Americans. TO yGEc cor
respondent he said: II adore your
stGapping country for its youthful
vi&Of, eQg2age, directness and 0p-
tiG2ism, hut ] adore it especially Cor
it's splendid liberty of Thought
speech anG action. | want to Gb-
serve the workings of your abound.
ing liberties aGclose range. / want
to study at Asst hand every phase
of your pAeD0menal civilization
from top tc lDGttom. | need to
steep myself ia what is large, gen
erous, hearty, &G@nright and free
in your national existence.
Mr.. Francis i. t,0omis is again
at his desk in the State Depart
ment He says he thinks the
United States leads the world as an
international merchant Asevery-
body knows it is now the largest
exporter of domestic products.
IlO" dDOIU OuI DCSG EuSJDIlCl!
he was asked.
"Great Britain, by all odds. is
fhe best we have"
"How about the fight against
American goods?'
"There is no fight; but all
through Europe American factory
methods are being introduced. "
"How about goods now being
made in Europe?"
"Many articles which were once
exported from this country are now
made in Europe, such as furniture
shoes, machine tools, bicycles,
hardware, etc.
"How about Yankee notions?'
"The Germans are constantly OF
still hunt for Yankee novelties. ;
GLOW can we keep up our for
eign trader
"We will always do that through
our ability to invent new things. ;
A Criminal Act.
1t is surprising to us to learn tha
Emporium is disgraced by possessing