The times., 1901-04-14
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY
Detailed Itinerary of the Western
Trip Made Public.
The start to BE Made ON April 20
and the Party Expected 10 Return
10 Washington June 15-Tour to
Extend Over Ten Thousand Miles.

Following are the arrangements for the
Presidents Western trip as given out at
the White House last night:
The President. Mrs. Mckinley. and par
- will leave Washington by the Southern
Railway Monday morning. April "a, at
1890 o'clock for a tour TO the Pacific
Coast and return. covering a period Of
between six and seven weeks. They viii
have a train consisting Of a private car
for the President and Mrs. Mckinley two
Pullman compartment cars, two Pullman
sleepers, a dining car. and a combination
car. Col. L. 5. Brown, General \ gent Of
the Southern Railway, viii accompany
the party from here 10 New Orleans and
from New Orleans TO Portland. Ore. Mr.
J.. .. Mccormick, Passenger Traffic Man
sser Of the Southern Pacific lines, sill be
the official in charge.
The members Of the Cabinet viii ac-
company the President, with the excep-
tion Of Secretaries Gage and Root and At
t0rney General Knox, the personnel in
Guiding Secretary and Mrs. Hay, Post
master General and Mrs. Smith, s Gre
tary and Mrs Long, Secretary and Mrs
Hitchcock and Secretary and Miss Nil
son. Miss Mary Barber, Mr.. Henry T.
Scott MI and Mrs. Charles a. Moore.
Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou, Dr. and
Mrs. RiXey. Assistant Secretary Barnes,
Mr. NJ A. Dignam, several stenographers,
representatives of the three press asso-
Citations. the three illustrated weeklies,
the three Washington dailies, and prob
ably a representative Of the press Of San
Francisco. The party win also be accom-
panied by Mr.. Marean. manager Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company at
Washington and Mr.. Ribble. manager Of
the Postal Telegraph aph-Cablc Company
The train will go by way Of Alexandria,
Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and Roanoke,
Va Huntsville, Decatur, and Tuscumbia,
Ala, and CoriLth. Miss. arriving at Mem
pnis. Tenn, z;5G p. m, Tuesday. april 80.
A stay OF several hours viii be made at
Memphis. the party leaving there during
the night for New Orleans, going by way
OF Nicksburg and Jackson, reaching New
Orleans 40 D. m, the 1st of May. and
remaining there until p. M, the follow
ing day On the evening Of May ], the
President viii attend 2 banquet and viii
probably deliver a short address. on
May ?, the party VIII 20 for q drive, visit
ing in its course the Cabildo, the old
building which was the seat OF the Span
ish and French Governments and which
Witnessed the transfer of sovereignty
from Spain 20 France. and from France 20
the United States. After luncheon a boat
ride viii be taken on the Mississippi.
The next stop will De at Houston, Tex,
on the morning Of the Sd. Later IN the
day q stop will be made AZ Prairie View
TO accommodate the coiored Industrial
college located there. and from here the
train viii go TO Austin, arriving at s
o'clock IN the afternoon, and leaving at
10 O'Clock for San Antonio. where some
hours viii be spent the following day.
Sunday. the 9Th and Monday morning
viii be spent in Ell Paso. From FL Paso
the party will go by way Of Maricopa,
Ariz.. 20 Phoenix. reaching there early
in the morning Of May Z. and remaining
untiI late IN the afternoon, devOting part
OF the time 10 an inspection Of the Won
derful system OF irrigation which is in
operation IN the vicinity Of Phoenix.
Wednesday morning. May 8. the Presi-
dent and party win arrive at Redlands,
Cal, where they win be met by the Gov
ernor OF California and other prominent
officials and citizens Several hours will