The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-14
ITINERARY OF THE JOURNEY
HOW AND WHERE EACH DAY WILL
BE SPENT BY THE PARTY.
Visit to Yellowstone Park on the Pro-
amme-ProbabIy No speecbmak-
ing and Few Receptions.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-The President.
Mrs. Mckinley and party will leave Wash
ington by the Southern Railway Wednes-
day morning, April % at 1890 o'clock, for a
tour to the Pacific coast and return. cover
ing period of between SIX and seven
weeks. They will have a train consisting
of private for the President and Mrs.
Mckinley, two Pullman compartment cars,
two Pullman sleepers, dining car and a
combination car. Col. l.. s. Brown general
agent of the Southern Railway will accom-
pany the party from here to New Orleans,
and from New Orleans to Portland Ore,
Mr.. Z. o. Mccormick passenger traffic
manager of the Southern Pacific lines The
members of the Cabinet will accompany the
President, with the exception of Secretaries
Gage and Root and Attorney General
Knox, the personnel including Secretary
and Mrs. Hay, Postmaster General and
Mrs. Smith, Secretary and Mrs. Long. Sec
retary and Mrs. Hitchcock and Secretary
and Miss Wilson, Miss Mary Barber Henry
T. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Moore,
Secretary and Mrs. Cortelyou, DR.. and Mrs.
Rixey, Assistant Secretary Barnes. Mr.. NJ.
A. Dignam, several stenograI;hers. repre-
sentatives of the press associations, three
illustrated weekiies. the Washington dailies
and probably a representative of the press
of San Francisco. The party will also be
accompanied by Mr.. Marean, manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Company at
Washington, and Mr.. Babb. manager of the
Postal Telegraph Cable Company.
The train will go by way of Alexandria,
Charlottesville. Lynchburg and Roanoke,
Va; Huntsville. Decatur and Tuscumbia,
ixrip in,
phis. Tenn, 4:3O p. m. Tuesday April 30. A
stay of several hours will be made in Mem
phis, the party leaving there during the
night for New Orleans. going by way of
Vicksburg and Jackson, reaching New Or
leans 4:3c D. m, the 1st of May and re-
naming there until p. m. the following
day. On the evening of the 1st the Pres
iient Will attend banquet and will prob
ably deliver a short address, On the ID the
party will go for drive, visiting in its
course the Cabildo. the old building which
was the seat of the Spanish and French
governments, and which witnessed the
transfer of sovereignty from Spain to
France and from France to the United
States After luncheon a boat ride will be
taken on the Mississippi. The next stop
will be at Houston. Tex. on the morning of
the Sd. Later in the day a short stop will
be made at Prairie View, to accommodate
the colored Industrial college located there,
and from there the train will go TO Austin
arriving at o'clock in the afternoon and
leaving at 10 O'Clock for San Antonio, where
some hours will be spent the following day.
Sunday. the 5th, and Monday morning will
be spent in Ell Paso. From Eel Paso the
party will go by way OF Maricopa, A. T., to
Phoenix, reaching there early i'm the morn
ing OF May and remaining until late in the
afternoon, devcting part of the time to
inspection of the wonderful system of irri-
CATION which is in operation in the vicinity
of Phoenix.
FIRST STOP IN CALIFORNIA.
Wednesday morning. May S. the President
and party will arrive at Redlands, Cal,
where they will be met by the Governor of
California and other prominent officials and
citizens. Several hours Will be spent at
Redlands. Los Angeles will be reached in
the afternoon. and the party will remain
there until the morning of May 10. On Fri
day. Ventura. Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo will be visited, the train arriving at
Del Monte during the night. Saturday and
Sunday will be spent at Del Monte. and on
Monday morning the train will leave for
San Jose. going by way of Santa Cruz
where some hours will be occupied in a
visit to the immense redwood trees which
are found i'm the vicinity. San Jose will
be reached al 2:30 D. m, and the night will
be spent there. the party going to San
Francisco the following day by way of
Palo Alto and Burlingame. arriving in San
Francisco at lao ,. m. Tuesday. May H.
and remaining until the following Monday.
The President will be met at San Fran
cisco by the mayor and citizens commit
tee. The programme for the stay here in
cIudes a public reception that night and a
visit on Wednesday TO the University of
California and Oakland; on Thursday
visit To Mount Temalpais and a reception
of various societies in the afternoon;
Thursday night the President will attend
the banquet of the Ohio Society; Friday
morning a school childrens' reception will
be held. and the President and party will
visit Ocean beach; I'm the afternoon a re-
ception has been arranged by the knights
Templars; Saturday morning will witness
the launching OF the battleship Ohio. which
Is the objective point of the Presidents
trip Following the launching the party
will attend luncheon at the Union League
Club. and at night will be held the citizens
banquet.
Sunday will be spent in rest, and on Mon
day morning the party will leave San Fran
cisco for Portland. ore. stopping about
two hours at Stockton and spending the
evening In Sacramento Brief stops will
be made next day at Redding. Session and
Ashland. and Salem. Ore win be reached
on the morning Of Wednesday. May p. The
party will remain there a few hours. and