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THE ST. 7;PAXJt, GLOBE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1901. 3 KNEVVTHEPRESfDENT MILLS STARTING UP CANTON IS PREPARED — - I •\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0...-. -:-i. -,:. :\u25a0.., v. ;-::.:. ST. CLOUD MAX WHO "WAS FOR- PLANTS OF THE STEEL TRUST.. ARE PLANS FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW MERLY EMPLOYED OX HIS ?she Hops NOW NEARLY ALL AT THE LATE PRESIDENT'S and Barley NONTAX RANCH ;' HUME 77 §P|m RUNNING 7 J-V' 77 USED TO HUNT WITH HIM TIN PLATE WORKERS SORE REMAINS' WILL LIE IN STATE |t^^^^;| Used in brewing Hamm's.delicious beer are the very fe^^^^S \u25a0 >'•\u25a0.>«> President l «ed to Come. Out Men ' I-:*!!ployed in Other Depart- Details for the Funeral Thursday anil Do His Stunt Alon-i With ments Are Generally ' Report- .Will Be Completed Alter Ar- Hejiiilar Cow ing fur Work »« Fast rival of (lie Train From The beer is aged in the only modern refrigerating Pthe P n n'e li h, 7";;; as Needed. We. shins; (on. '|]/y//_H^l W((((mi\n 1 /n!|]l*p P ,ant m St* PaU,< where sunlight and perfect ventila- 7 ST. CLOUD, Sept. 17.—(Special.)— PITTSBURG, Sept. 17.-After taking CANTON, Ohio, Sept. 17.—Programme if ffilU^lf i///B^S * dent Theodore Roosevelt has at least time to think it oyer President T. J. for Wednesday: 7 one warm friend in St. Cloud, in the per- "Shaffer, of the Amalgamated association,, 11 a. m.—Arrival of funeral train. son of Charles Bernick, deputy county has announced that there will be no pub- 11:20 a. m.—March from depot to court treasurer. From 18S5 to 1891 Mr. Ber- lic statement of the terms of the settle- house. \u25a0 . nick was employed on ranches mar Mo- ment of the strike of. his organization 11:50 a. m?-Arrival at court house. dora, N. a.)., and two years on the ranch with the United States Steel corporation. 12 m. to 9 p. Lying in state in court owned by now He has also decided issue a circular house. -' \u25a0-..__' the president. He hunted to 9:15 p. with him two seasons giving the terms of the agreement on m—March from court' house to and had an oppor- late residence on North Market street.. tunity to become thoroughly acquainted which the men were ordered to return to work .Canton is ready, for the last home- with President Roosevilt under far dif- and after all. the lodges have re- coming of McKinley. ceived it, the circular made -William In other ferent circumstances than most people. will be pub- days she has welcomed him with.cheers, in speaking of President Roosevelt, lic. Today the offices of the Amalgam- ,s Mr. with waving triumphal he benefit yours w,'l Bernick was loud in his praises of him, mated association were more quiet and banners and if y°u insist upon getting and told amusing orderly-than they have been for some arches. Tomorrow she will receive him Q-^^^l an incident of the first I mll\^^^m\ time that the president came to his ranch weeks. -'7 r- -77';-77777:"' in silence, with streets hung with solemn for a round-up. It was In the spring of The majority of the strikers having re- j black, and with the wailing notes of ISS« and Roosevelt told his foreman that' turned to work. The men who thus far dirges. All day long hundreds of men he had come out for the purpose of help- have refused to do so ,were meeting and women have labored in their task to ing in the round-up. He gave him notice ' their fellow workers and kept away from arrange the decorations on the public that he was to be used the same as any the organization. The general condition buildings, on the fronts of commercial of the cow-punchers and that he was to of the mills of the United States Steel houses and over the windows and. por- do the same work that they did. He corporation have improved during the ticos of private residences. .At sunse wanted no favoritism shown because, he past twenty-four hours in a wonderful tonight manner. Canton was shrouded in black was the owner of the place. The fore- It was officially announced that and so will remain nine of the twelve butt-weld furnaces she until the body of man took him at his word and Roosevelt her best loved son has been committed got up at and three of. the six lap-weld furnaces with the other men 2 o'clock to the vault in cemetery. ii. morning and rode be- of the National Tube ' company in Me- Westlawn the twenty miles At frequent -intervals' during the day fore sun up. He worked from that until Keesport were started today., The offi- cials there have resounded from the pave- •lark and then stood his two-hour watch -of .the various plants have received stretched around the court house applications for work from many more ments the sound,of and from the during' the night when his turn came for wherever else it may be necessary- to re- death chamber as the train duty. By Of the strikers and are preparing make MARCHING FEET flashed by such that act alone the presl-. to strain the crowds. ....\u25a0- and as the little villages be- a general start on Wednesday. Tne Con- ' tween AVashington dent made a friend of every man on the ! as a military or civic organization made A detachment of the. national guard and Baltimore were rancu and none of them has forgotten tinental, Elba- and Pennsylvania work's its way into the city to be in readiness will be posted around the Harter'resi- passed the sound of tolling bells came the. season spent with Roosevelt in of the Tube company, started today. The for the of and and also around faintly to the heavy hearted mourners the company duties tomorrow of Thurs- dence Mrs. McKinley's Pad Lands of North Dakota. American Tin Plate reported day. They are but wave of home. of Troop A aboard. that all of its active plants the first the Members will guard the train except those human tide which is to come. From the body of the president while it lies in As came out of the long tun- in Atlantic, Ind.. Joliet, 111., Johnstown, REMAINS nels leading to Baltimore, before reaching early morning state the 10 until late in the evening in court- house. ; 111 STATE Pa., and Canal Dover have been placed I The of Thursday's Continued From Union Station, thousands of silent forms In operation. there has been a constant procession of details programme First Page. I Mrs. Hitchcock, Secretary and Mrs. "Wil- could be The last named will start will not be finally arranged until. after son, Secretary and. Mrs. Cortelyou, As- seen and the dismal toiling of as soon as sufficient can be se- - visitors moving along North Market treatment was given* them. A number bells could be News, tin bars the arrival of the funeral train from were sistant Secretary Hill, Assistant the heard. A clear drawn Stillwater ) cured supply the needs the street to the McKinley homea house hurried to hospitals in amoulances Secre- bogle call / j to of plants. tary Montgomery, a requiem. \ Washington. the Barnes, Col. B. F. Mr. sounded At Union In addition to these four mills of the easily distinguished from all others on but majority either were taken to M. C. Latta, N. P. station crowds packed the the or went unassisted AVebster. Mr. John station. Hun- Mayor J. G. Armson issued I Star plant and four mills of the Monon- street in that it is the only on- not subsequently to their G. Milburn, Mr. John • Schatcherd, Mr dreds of people had gained to the yesterday --.**. Diehl, access gahela plant are running, as well as draped in black. There Is today no sign homes. Conrad Mr. Harry, Hamlin, Mr. train shed and they gazed a proclamation asking all business men '• . Carlton Sprague, Maj. sorrowfully at in the city close their eight mills on the Demmler plant and of mourning on the house, nor will there IN HONOR OF After:the crush.had been abated upon Thomas W. Sy- the* the locomotives were to respective places M'KINLEY. the plaza, immediately mons, United States army; Senator casket while all of the Monessen plant. The Laughlin be until the 'dead president has been staircase and / in Han- being shifted. The «>f business between the hours of 1 and of were na and Secretary Diver; Senator Fair- train which had ar- 4 p. m., and .nearly everybody will plant in Martins Ferity, with twenty- borne through its doorway on Wednes- Elaborate Floral Parade in Streets -front it found tattered pieces of banks, Burrows, rived at 9:34 p. m. pulled out for the com- men's and women's wearing of Senator Senator- Keen, ply with the suggestions made in the three mills capacity, will be started with, day night. Throughout the day the vis- of Cincinnati. apparel Representative Alexander. Gen. Michael west a few minutes later. all kinds, crushed hats, gloves and even V. Sheridan, T. Ablngham, proclamation. Public services in memory ten mills tomorrow. The Newcastle and itors have stood in knots under the trees CINCINNATI, Sept. Col. Capt. J. Passing out of the station at Baltimore Ohio, \u0084 shoes, Watches, T. Dean, Capt. of McKinley Shenango plants with an aggregate ' ca- that line the walks in or hung • 17.—The pocketbootts, keys and Henry Leonard, Gen.
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