Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-28
RO0S[VELTS ROUTE
Itinerary for the Going Trip Def.
nitely Figured Out and Dates
Named,
His Trip Will Consume Forty four
Days Starts on Sep
TENDER s.
Comes to Waterloo, Iowa, septem-
Der 5-Populists Nominate
Stevenson.

Colorado The days Which he Mill give !
9tc each state after that have been 8des-
ignatsd, but the places al Which he Will
stop have not been rrevocahly fixed. 4
His trip will consume forty four days.
Sept. ito Oct. 10.
The amount of Governor Rooseyelt's
ti,Ie assigned TO eaeh state, is tax II az
giving a rough outline of the republican
plan of caaipaignin tile west. tie nardsl
est Work being, put N naturally Mhsre
E Il il most needed 70 set results, south
Dakota. tor e3a napies VIII have fGui
DAYS OF Roosevelt, n see a.. tis,goes West
and one as, he retufsis, and liz ME spea K
in moi lSss than tMerts counties. SEM
ator Pettisrewt s,ealp aa Well as the
electoral ylse IS ilsshy there Idaho
gets Only one day. Willie Wyoming, /
Utah and Montana gstst%o each
o'oiurada NebraslSa ana Indiana get
three Gays each, and one extra. engage
merlt tor Indiana, Kansas Illinois, Ken
lucky, Michigan, Ohio als5. West Viz
Sitia get tNt. lays each. Iona gets one
day, because tEe sstyernaiSs train must
cross the state to set beck 10 Illinois.
and NNiscons'in as,ss oflt similar transient
date. The trip Wiz ellQ III Baltimore
With one lIleetitlg
Governor Rooss Ii NJ lsaye NesS
York Sept. .. after atiCigesSiils Tho re-
publican 'sate! cesla vs.lstton At ssara.tosa. 4
His first speeeh Mili4be Ialaae at 9stI@lt.
He Will stop five or ttss tltifi utessi and 81
a few words. from the train al ls7a1iy
places not gissl III tsic Itinerary beio&,
which ia meant only 10 ii rale the line
he VIII folio " arg - saoW the places
where he VII address big mass meet
ings.
Ths Itinerary t@iloWs:
ostnoit, Mich, sspf ..
Saginaw, Mich. Sspt..7 afternoon.
Giand Raf2itssli Aiiea SO, evening.
South Bend, inS!a Sept 5.
b La tstpss,e. Wiss sept. 10.
Sioux Falsss ;. Z. sept. II afternoon.
Yamkfon. :. ID, Sept !i.4ft ern6@n.
Huron, :. u. seISf =. afternoon
BfooEiaes. s. ID. sept IL evening
Issdfialtl, 5, ID. SEPT ~ aftelaoeli
Abeedsea, y D. SEPT B evening.
Fargo. n ID, sop IL
Bismarck, y. d. stzpt. 10.
Helena. Mont: sep
Butte Mont, sepJ. is
Pecate,lo, Idahp. Sept. 10.
Ogden. Utah. SEPT. %.
Salt Lake CITY. Gtasl, Sept. q
E,,vals.tpai Nyp., sept. -
Ghey ellne. N ya3. Sept "a
Afta, LEAVING; Nsonllng Governor
\ Roose'vest viii yiait ottfsl stats IN
which us Tin s-raiy haS's NOT baen flgulst
out in detail.
The aateaana f,l;tc essare as BLOWS:
Colorado. Sept - IS am, =.
Kansas. Sep IS arii ~
Nebraska, Get. and
Deadvaod. 5. D.. Oct 3.
Nebraska fi-s5 am los Oct. 4.
Waterloo, iowa. Oct. 6.
Chicago Oct 8.
Illinois Oct.
Indiana. 1at. 9 q aud II.
KENNEDY. faef Y ilid 49,
ohio 0st and g
West Niaglni5 f)st Il ard is.
Baltimore. Md Oct IL.
After the. Raltilsiai fl astirlg Governor
lteosfNessl Hisl4 W. J2si3 q sls YtirlS al!G
colifirs iiilassi ~ mat STATE tintlI else.
tion 3.ssy
On fi, Way ii III ilait fiy es,t tn COWS
emo. stop nero Il yl3,s s5sftfl
Bend ara the La closse dates. bnt it,
viii bes9n sunday. ana ne Ayill NOT ma k
a public appearalEes. lite likely thaf he
viii so To M iIpaukee IL sbs. the guess ST
Henry Payne.
Tho repubtaan national committee
viii commence Putting ali of iis lestlS4
rtillets laiso acti9i about the tigle
2 6ioverf9G. Roosevelt startS Senator
Fairbanks 81 Indiana Will leStve nome
Sept Tor we1steiil trip u fast until
Oct.t He Wit speak sueess aiyeiy III
kans'as Colorado. titan. @alifneria On
egon, Washington, Idaho, Montana.
North Dakota, soath Dakota aud NJ
brasisa ard .le in Kansas again,
y Seth I.sN 81 MN l6sk llTsit!af4t ~
Columbia college, vi atait sept. s at
& Columbus IS O., on Il fen7s9;4& ti.iR aoveez
ing 0!1isJ Infliaiia, illinois, " ,c6nsia
and Kansas,
Adiai-F. ttyen son sSa nominated for
VICE gii;esifiaIi asasu Nestersiay The
populisf national c4infiittee. after a.
somewhat aea Eel4j1 tsS,at u more tram
s tWn hours decided Lat Him IN tile
populist ticket in lllaee 81 Charles 4
ToWne resigned.
Ninets-tiY e ~ III members Of he
4 national committee 9ert IL per-.
son or by l'i.s3xy e;en. NS.ea5l IS Iowa
populisi candidate for Iresiflent IN iSa2
led the fight FOR tlle entlars a7eftt If
4. Stevenson, Senator Marion BGtIsr. Il
'1-i' N!setil iilttIi tiit- lld-
tional committee. led ne olp64it{ana
After Mr.. ToMneis letter Of deelinatipra.
had been read and regretfully accepted.
Cen. Weaver brought the debate 10 At
head by moving that The conmitles..
Frocesd to the nomination of Mr. $ ev-
enson for vice president The af5pasi-7
ton moved. as a substitute that the
committee proceed to the nomination of
a. pOpuliSt for Vice rrf siCspr
On this substitute the test vote was
taken and the substitute Was beaen by
Z a vote of "a Il. The main question
was then put and carried with only
two or three negative votes, without&a
division.
Chairman Butler and all the anti
I Stevenson men in fact. argued that 1T
would be better tomake no nomination
than to nominate stevenson a demo-
crAt. Fhe middle-of- the-road popu-
lists, he said. would take advantage
OF the Stevenson nomination to cry that
: the populss party had been turned
oyer bodily to the democratic party
4 Weaver OF Iowa, j. A. Edmisten of Me-
K brasha, vice chairman of the commit
I tee: J ]. !A. I1dgerton Of Colorado. secre-
& tafy OF the committee, and Eugene