Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-13
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Tie State Committee Gsts Definite
Announcement Is to Roosevelt's
Iowa Itinerary.
Will Speak It Waterloo. Cedar
Rapids and Davenport on
October 5.

Rapids and Davenport On
October S.
Allison, Cousins, Dollivsr and Other
Iowa Speakers Assigned For
Various Dates.
Des Moines, Sept. 10. Chairman H. o.
Weaver, of the republican state CEN
trail committee, yesterday afternoon re-
ceived telegram from the national
committee definitely stating Governor
Roosevelt's itinerary on his8return trip
thru Iowa. The announcement comes
as the result of the earnest efforts
which Chairman Weaver and others
have made to have the vice presidential
candidate make a speech at Daven-
port. Mr.. Roosevelt will leave Omaha
after his address on the night Of Oct.
4, on a special train. The train will II
make no stops until its arrival at Wa
terloO, at 9 or 10 o'clock in the forenoon
d
lterloo in the afternoon At the conclu-
sion of the Waterloo address he will
take special train for Davenport,
where he will speak in the evening The
distance is 1872 miles, but the Rock
Island and Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern companies, over whose lines
the train will make the trip, promise to
take him to Davenport in three and
one-half hours. a stop of a few min
ntes will be made at Cedar Rapids, to
permit Roosevelt to speak a few sem
licences of greeting to the crowd which
will be assembled.
4 Governor Roosevelt passed thru Iowa,
Tor the northwestern corner Of the state,
4 Tuesday. He was on a train on the
Il milwaukee road, Which made flying
"trip from Lacrosse, Wis, to Flandreau,
is. d. AS the train passed thru Iowa
one minute stop was made at HaWar-4
den, where a big crowd had gathered,
4 and Governor Roosevelt made few
4 remarks. AT Akron there was another
4 brief stop, and a large crowd of farm
4 ers from the vicinity Of the little town
gave the governor an enthusiastic well
come. No further stops We're made un-
4 til Sioux Falls was reached Here Gov
Iernor Shaw Joined Roosevelt. and the
TWO addressed immense meetings Tues
day night. Governor Shaw will put in
1.-THE week campaigning with Roosevelt
|thruout South Dakota.
4 DIR. Enander has finished his trip thru
1.-THE state. He was accompanied by SEN
Iator Ericsson and spoke at Boone, Sioux
IsCity and a number of other points. His
addresses were in the Swedish language
and he reports good audiences at each
Injecting. AT Kiron, Crawford county.
1.-THE hall would not hold the people.
A There was great enthusiasm and DIR.
4 Enander says that in his opinion the
A sSwedish voters OF Iowa are in line for
1.-THE republican ticket almost unani-8
|.mously.
The national central committee has
A assigned Rev. P. n. Nystrom of Sac
4 City to speak in Iowa during the last
week in September. Four years ago Mr..
Nystrom was supporter OF Bryan and.
spoke in Nebraska and both of the Da-
kotas for the free silver candidate. Mr..
Nystrom has concluded that he vas
wrong then, and as he believes in ex-
pansion. will make speeches in the
same territory which he visited last,
l8lican candidate.
4 Dolliver, Congressman Hepburn, Hon.
C. NJ. Harl. Hon. Walter T. Smith and
Congressman Lacey are delivering ad
dresAes at various points in the state.
Senator Dolliver is speaking every day
and on various occasions has made two
A speeches day. Mr.. Smith is speaking
lin the Ninth district, Congress
4 Lacey speaks tomorrow at a soldiers
reunion at Winfield. in Henry county.
II Next week he will make a tour of the
Estate, speaking in five congressional
4 districts B. F. Clayton, of Indianola,
who is under the auspices Of the ma
sttional committee, will make weeks
4 tour OF the state beginning on Friday.
A next. Mr.. Louis Viereck. German
speaker from New York city, begins a
ten days campaign tomorrow, and Mr..
~ d. Razell. Of CINCINNATI, who will
Il also speak to the Germans Will reach
Iowa on the 18th and remain here a
a good part of the balance of the cam
n paign.
4 Speaker Henderson's campaign in
A Iowa opens at Waverly on the 18th, and
a after speaking in each county in the
Third district. he will go to the Second
district, speaking at Preston on the 2sth..
He will then return to the Third dist
II trlct& ana pc WIN Roosevelt at sNNaterlOO
on Oct. 5th, and go7to Iowa City for
4 Oct. s.
Il Senator Allison will begin his cam
paign at Clinton Sept. 20, and he has
q promised to make a speech in each con-
4 gressional district
4 Congressman Cousins has gone to-
a Minneota for a weeks campaign in that
Estate. He opens at Winona tomorrow.
i Senator A. w. Brewster of Missouri.
Il will deliver two addresses in Iowa. but
4 the places and dates have not been ss
4 lected.
4 Cato Sells Takes Cheerful View.
4 Chicago. Sept. 13.-Cato Sells of Iowa.
was a caller at democratic national
\ headquarters yesterday. He said:
There will be a decided reduction in
the republican majority of Cousins in
4 the Fifth and of Haugen in the Fourth,
present members of congress, and I
think it not impossible that Iowa will
be registered in the democratic column, Z
& A meeting of the advisory committee
q of the republican national executive
committee was held yesterday after
4 noon.
4 Nothing of Importance was done, :"