The sun., 1910-06-25
ROUGH RIDERS SCALE THT hill
THREE OF THEM RIDE FROM
NEW YORK TO SEE FHE COLONEL.
warm welcome Pays for Thslr BelnE
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the TcRnls CablneS-DoWh n the W.
lage Mrs. white Ilaa q CelebratiOn.

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lage Mrs. white Vas = CesehFation.
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N'''O~so ''''aNS' loahoo them IN We
morning.
Three Rough Ridara dashed up tho hill
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l''' '-"asy' "o'Nia' Ei"Od'o' ""' uarue'u
was taxing any chances on being inter
viewed. With Mr. MCCormiok they hired
A flaming red,touring car whiy,.d down
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oaoN way 70 New iork' me reporters
hailed them, but they needed not.
Bronco Buster Bill McGlnty. I'd BoreiE
and Comrada RdwIn Rrnar.on had
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A. ". and reached Sycamore Hill
promptly at O'Clock The Colonel VAS
waiting ON the front porch for ,bem.
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tne urNe' u y uuiiy oi you 70 naNo uono
this; simply fine.
He shook hands and told them % make
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No'C al III ana tne nosfs NerS Pre"y
nearly 30, when Comrsde Emerpon had
returned 90 Col Roosevelt thu two flags
he had loaned the troop 70 carry up san
Juan Hill and presented for the second
time the g1Iidon that sheriff Pussy Foot
MiEIow brouRht from Oklnh0mA thew an
went inside Rough Rider. Garfield.
Pinchot and Mccormick.
II was rood 70 lie with the Colonal aRain
and thew EXCHANGED "reminiscences FOR an
hour. Along about Z O'Clock the Rough
Riders went awaV riding aloWlv. Into
town thay came and their hOrnes were fed
and placed In stalls 20 rest.
Il must be recorded that the boys
ars not as hardy as they used 80 ba. Bill
McGinty was the only one who took a
chair Emerson and Borein found mat
treasea IN the louuRinR room Of the stable
and slept sOlndly Tor several hours. The
thirty-three mile ride had pstsred them
oui They admittedR raRrstfully. They
will return 20 New York tomorrow
While the RouRh Riders rested Oyster
Bay heard the screechinR Of a locomotive
whistle that lasted for five minutes aud
looking down the track saw Casey Jones'.
the engineer who won his fame on a big
eight Wheeler years ago. with head pro-
trudinR from the cab windows. The
switchman knew that the man az the ]
throttle was Casey and no told the crowd
Il was not until the whistle was choked |
and the train had diaappaarpd around the |
curve that anybody noticed an s.ldarly I
woman and five little children lined 40 /.
waving tiny haes with All their might I
They stood az the end % the platform !
The sldsrly woman was Aunt Tisbis. /
soma time known a. Mrs. George White 4,