New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO BENNING TON
MS JOURNEY ON TUESDAY NExT-HE ORDERS
THE CHEROKEE STRIP CLOSED TO WHITES

HIS JOURNEY ON TUESDAY NEXT-HE ORDERS
THE CHEROKEE STRIP CLOSED TO WHITES
Cape. May. N J., Aug. 10 CspeclaD.-Presdent lIar-
Hson announced tonight his schedule time for the trip
from Cape May to Bennington. VT, next Tuesday The
time OF departure is 8 40 IN. Arriving In Jersey
city at 1880 p. m, he win leave Jersey CITY at
p. nh. arriving in Weehawken at 10: leaving there
at 30, arrive at Newburg at p. M leaving at 40
arrive at Kingston at p. M. leaving at 10 arrive
at Albany at 80. There he viii stay till 49, srrv-
ing at Troy at 80. leaving at D. m for Bennington,
where he will arrive at 10 D. m. The route viii be
over the Pennsylvania to Jersey City and over the
West Shore to Bennington The party expects 20 stop
at intermediate points as the time will allow.
On Wednesday August 10, the President will be
present at the dedication exercises Of the Soldiers Mon
ument at Bennington. He will start Thursday
ing for Mount McGregor, remaining Thursday and Fri
day During his stay at Mount MeGegor W. J.
Arkell will give birthday dinner to the President TO
which between twenty and twenty-five gentlemen have
been invited He will also 60 fishing on private lake
that place, which Is said 10 be filed with bass
The President will start for Saratoga Friday afternoon,
arriving there in time for dinner. He will remain at
the Springs until Tuesday morning, August 2o when,
under the escort Of Secretary Proctor he will start
his tour through Vermont. This tour will occupy four
days and Its conclusion the President will start at
for Cape May Point. arriving August 90.
His stay here is indefinite but it is probable that at
least weeks will be spent at the seashore cottage
before another change is made Much depends OH the
progress made in the repairs now being done at the
White House. This work, 1t is said, will not be fin
shed before October and the President will take
limiting and fishing trip before he finally settles down
for the winters work at Washington. on his coming
tour the President will be accompanied by Mr. Hal
ford stenographer and representatives Of the press
associations. 1t is possible that he may take friend
along Secretary Proctor will Join the party on the
way and Attorney General Miller and other Cabinet
officers NAV become members of the party.
The President this morning committed the sentence
Of a court martial at Apache Arlz.. which short
time ago imposed sentence Of expulsion from the
Army on Captain William Davis, of the 10th Cavalry
for getting intoxicated while duty, TO that Of one
years suspension from rank, suspension from duty
and half pay. The President took definite action to-
day concerning the imposition made by boomers on
the Cherokee Indians Ex-Congressman William A
Phillips, Of Salna, Kan, agent for the CheroKees
ON Tuesday handed him brief concerning the trouble
The main cause Of it is the persistent efforts OF
boomers to have the territory opened TO whites and In
anticpation of that they make occasional raids into
the strip. The President to-day addressed letter 10
tbe secretary of the interior. approving the recon-
nendatOn for the removal Of all white persons ana
their cattle from the Strip and In cases Wnere Ile
Department is satisfied that the reputed Indians are
ovuers of the cattle and not acting agents Tor the
whites directing that they be allowed to remain ana,
II any Indian who has cattle there is being paid to
act for whites. that the cattle be driven out OF the
strip. , H.. - nam o.
enjoy a surf bath with Major Parker ana MIS- piioA'