Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-02

of which came here Tor the uhVeiiihs
of the Morton monument. lett Sunday
night over the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy railroad for Chicago. The par
ty spent most Of the day at ArDor
Lodge, guests of the Morton family.
During the afternoon Mr.. Cleveland
planted maple tree in Morton park,
a ceremony which was participated IN
by Hilary A. Herbert, ex-Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson and other members OF
the party. Mr.. Cleveland's train VIII
go directly to the home Of the express
ident in Princeton.
New Orleans, OFT, 27.-At the end Of
nine strenuous hours Of varied enter
tainment in New Orleans which
brought his exceptionally pleasant trip
through the south to close, President
Roosevelt, at $50 o'clock Thursday
night boarded the lighthouse tender
Magnolia and began the first stage OF
his return journey to the national cap
ital. No newspaper reporters accom-
panied him and he will be out Of touch
with tho world throughout the night
but daylight Friday is expected to
bring news Of his successful transfer
to the armcred cruiser, West Virginia,
which lies at anchor off the mouth OF
the river to receive him and Of the be-
siln',s " .ne Ssoonu 9'"es ,, - 49,.
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y plonisou 'na' ~ w." = 49, M
vi co,lInun'va'ioh WIN .ne 'n aeo.4;a..
pie'iu'' 1'" -
was sisnai testiihoil'a' y popua
TEEN anu OF sra'eiui recosnl'ion u .ne
service Whien nc mas ienue,eu .nS s.N
~ ner per'ou y SUES, Wv $3.50
Iera"mDereu NOT oh,y ~. ene 30,
uent nad oc.eu VIVA nalaI'1 .. Nv"
promPtness wilen asNsu ~ ssnu 800
al surgeons 10 take chatt Vi Jug leVc'
StrVsRie, Dut throughout 'nF Asn. -sAo
sustained the peopie Vi 'he s'iicNeA
Guy WIN expressions Vi "l'iailne ey
patny ana Wnen . larke snare VI ~.
PUBIC opin'on oi tie cOunt,y opposeu
MS vehIurlnk in'o iN"" oa,s@Ho' W.
me FEVER san preVallins' y Iol
70 consider tne eiement u pelsOnal
Hanger ana declared MS p"rpOSe "
Keep the PROMISE ne 'nans VIZ. = I'd
ceptec the orlglhai lnVita'lo'' " eOu,e'
Inc denseiy crowded stree.s, inc eiAD-
crate decoIatlons' tne wiiu applauso
tnat greeted MIN along inc wnole rou.e
OF tne parade tne enIhusiSsn WIN
wnicn ms ADDRESS 70 tne inui'lluSs x
Laiayeete square was Iec7lVeu ~Iu 'ne
remarkable demonstration IN ms nono1
at the nncneon were outward manii 0S
tatlons OF inc spirit IN whien inc peopls
welcomed nim' rrooapiy lot the urs'
time In MS puDhc career tne pres'-
dent was compeileu 10 aDan"on a puD,
tic ADDRESS Delore ne nau sot weiI
started ON H. IL was contemplated INA.
the military ana CIVIC paraue shoulu
pass IN review oeiore ne presluen' a.
the CITY nan put tne crown Which,
gatnered AT tnis point was 81 'renleh-
dous tnat neither tne ponce nor tne
troops were able 10 move u anu ING,
president Ioreseelns a possin,e catas-
trophe in the event OF a panic hnal-
ly gaye up me at'emp' TO speak ana
left the PLATFORM.
The crowd 1ammed st. Cnaries street
from property line 10 properly line all
the way from Poydras TO MINI streets
and 1t spread over LaIayette square al
most from 81. Charles 10 camp streets.
Probably 10000 people were satneren
IN and around the stand from which
he president was to nave delivered tne
address. When the president decided
TO abandon his cncrt he shouted 10 the
'hrcng TO go home and ne good citizens
nd then disappeared into the MAYORS
Harlors well nigh exhausted To those
'hnnt him ne expressed himself as Inn
Nlensely pleased with the demonstra.
lion In his honor, which was FAR be.
vond his expectations or the expecta'
tons Of the members Of his party,
and suid that the reception was the
greatest that he had had since he had
started on his trip.
The demonstration at the luncheon
was scarcely less exubcrant When the
president entered the superbly decor