The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-30

Great Demonstration VIII
Mark RooSeveIt'S Coming.
MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
Rough Rider VIII Not Pay
Wichita a Visit on Return.

The coming Of Governor Theodore
Roosevelt TO Wichita for fifteen minutes
next Monday evening viii be greeted with
q rousins demonstration. The commit
tees appointed by Mayor Ross at Thurs
day nights meeting went TO work yes
terday and arrangements have Deeu ms de
TO secure the services Of Sanford
Commercial band at the depot 70 meet the
train Wichita's battery Of light artillery
VIII also be at the depot to fire the sa-
Lutte
The vice presidential candidate vii be
given great ovation BY the patriotic
people Of Wichita and thousands viii Dc
at the depot to greet him The commit
tee which viii meet the governors special
train AZ Newton Will prevail upon Colonel
Roosevelt 20 make a short talk His
visit through Kansas being Of no T0l.d-
cal significance his remarks, Il any are 70
be made, viii probably be along the con
dir-Cns Of Kansas As an orator Governor
Roosevelt has wide reputation al over
the west, where ne IS also known as q
man Of high executive ability. a fearless
Fighter and man possessed Of consider
a5ie literary talent.
Governor Roosevelt VIII make hut one
visit 70 Wicaita and that viii be rext
Monday evening AZ sos The previous
statement made in Associated Press dis
patches thar he would be here on July
4. upon his return from Oklahoma City,
Is erroneous. E. B. Jewett communicated
with Chairman Morton Albaugh and yes
terday the following telegram was re-
csivs--
Topeka, June %, 1900
"E. 3. Jewett, Wichita:
Roosevelt reaches you Monday after
noon at sos. Stops fifteen minutes.
MORTON ALBACGH''
This settles Governor Rooseveit's return
trip. Judge Jewert gave il out yesterday
Afternoon thar he would positively not be
here or July T. The vice presidential can
didate has given Il cut that he VIII not
make any campaign speeches until after
s formally notified Of his nomination
wslch VIII not be until after he returns
to New York
In making the rip through Kansas the
Rough Rider viii travel in a special train
and viii be accompanied by Second Vice
President Pau. Morton Of the Santa Fe
road, and a party Of other gentlemen.
The Committee which has in charge the
matter OF entertainment and reception is
compsteat tn carry out the plans outlined
and the demonstration occaslonsd by the
famous Rough Riders presence in this
city viii be Of The stirring and a-oustng
kind and will be one long 10 be remem-
oered
The arrival Of the train at the Santa
F. depot viii be announced 10y the blow
ing Of whistles, the firing of cannon and
~ music from the band Before the
party reaches Wichita the band viii pa
rade Douglas avenue and lead the mass
u people to the depot il time Tor all 70
get glimpse Of the man who has only
recently leaped into national prominence
and found d place in the hearts Of every
patriotic American.
The committee appointed by Mayor
Ross should make arrangements TO decor
ate the depot aith American flags 81. that
the governor may not have any reason 70
regret his short stay in Wichita. Agent
L, r. DELANEY has q plan for decocaI2rs
and the committee should cali on him
once and make arr4uge ments for he els
play.
II is estimated that fully IGe0 people
will SURROUND he depot on next Monday
evening 10 see The daring Rough Rider
a special TO the Eagle from Topeka
Kan. says:
The uiumphal .-ip Of Theodore Rose
selt. t5e Rough Rider, hero ard v.re
presidential candidate viii begin from
Kansas CITY Monday morning. July = at
$50. Final arrauga ments were competed
oday 20 Justify the prediction thai this
zip Will be- the greatest in the political
history ~ Kansas. not 20 say the west
Rcnresen,at;ve Chester J. Long on his
aav home rom Washington. stopped in
chicago Wednesday night There he had
conferences yesterday and today w..h
7auI Norton. second vice president OF the
santa re. AMI Henry L. Payne 1c Wis
co1sjn. member Of national Republican
executive commftJss. Ce1Ersss-,u Long
Tor forty eight hours has been il COM
nunicatIon WIKI Morton AilauEh and NJ
A Low. Finally the details were COM
pIetad and rha greatest trip Kansas has
Know is arranged. Everywhere On the /
rip w ova-i7as be given. Every effort
NY be made ce make tEe reeeption &C. /
corded the next vice preside II a ma gui.i- f
sent one. Thousands WEI he given a
chance 90 see the great American on his (
way 10 and from the Rouzh Riders re- +
Iriou.
The santa Re special viii arrive at
Newton az 3 q. u. N11I1y JuIg ., leave I.
3--5; arrive W.cai-a sos. leave so. arrive I.
Winfield $40. leave $50. arrive Arkansas /
--,y 80 leave 1.25. Returning Wednes- +
i-r. July wlL leave Anthony a. m: +
arrive Harper $50 leave $50, arrive /
>-aS-1an $40 leave $50. arrive Hu,cb.a- .
i-- $50, leave va Rock Island IL .aa~
The following Associated PISS Dis .
-l--h regarding Governor E1osevet-'s a--
-7-Eeme--s. was received from s Jo-
5a1a NJ last n.ra-.
Hon. r. g. He-=1s. wiring f-om chi (
csso. says he is arranging f-r Governor
Roosevelt 90 ID in : Joseph on che even
l-z ~ JG. CJ-=r-or Roosevelt VII.
arrive On q Rock Island soac'a, train
from T'o7ekt ar IS q m. and wi re en-
ts-rai1=i az Lake Contrary, =, Benton
c'lb and the E--a1 Donovan He Wi
leave over the Burlington for the saS- A.
a-1 the same egsulr-.
FOURTH or July ORDERS
chief Cuhbon VIM Allow No Fire.