Buffalo Has Double Honor

President McKinley and Vice-President Roosevelt in City Last Night.

     Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt passed through the city last night, so that for the first time in the history of the city of Buffalo both the President and the Vice-President were in town at the same time, President McKinley having arrived earlier in the evening.
     Col. Roosevelt was a passenger on the Lake Shore Limited, and was on his way from Minneapolis to New York. In Minneapolis he delivered the opening address at the Minnesota State Fair. He stated last night that he would spend a few days in New York, after which he would go to Washington. Then he intends taking a short rest at his summer home. He expressed himself as being glad that the Pan-American is drawing large crowds, and stated that he hoped to be here sometime in October to see the Exposition thoroughly. The Vice-President said he was too tired to discuss politics.