The Florida star., 1901-04-19

Stets VIII nave with them their
secretaries and stenographers. Secre-
tary Hay, VIII direct foreign affairs.
leaving DR.. Hill. the assistant secretary
or state, to see the diplomatic repre-
sentatiVes Of the foreign powers In
person In Washington Secretary of
War Root. leaving Colonel Sanger, his
assistant, the nominal acting secretary
or war, will be In touch with the war
department and our insuIar possessions
by wire. Secretary Hitchcock will be
able TO turn the trip TO much advantage
IN the way OF inspecting the public do
main. the forest preserves and national
parks. Secretary Long VIII be In con-
slant communication with his bureau
chiefs and OF course will be master OF
ceremonies at the launching OF the
Ohio.
The schedule Is practically divided
Into four stages. The first OF these will
take the presidential party through the
states Of Virginia. North CsrOlina,
South Carolina. Georgia. Alaba Sia and
Mississippi and into Louisiana. and the
first long stop will be at New Orleans.
Here the president will be given a re-
ception In the old Cabildo building.
where nearly hundred years ago were
exchanged the documents which trans
ferrec the territory embraced In the
Louisiana purchase from France to the
United States.
Leaving New Orleans. Mckinley and
his associates will pass over the South
ern Pacific route through Texas. New
Mexico. Arizona and California. He
will make several stops In Texas and
already has numerous invitations from
the large cities In the Lone Star State.
1t is expected that at FL PasO Presi
| dent Mckinley will be met by Presl.
dent DiaZ OF Mexico and that they will
''shake hands across the border" on the
bridge which spans the Rio Grande be-
tween FL Paso and Paso del NOrte. AS
the president passes into the state OF
California he will receive an especially
cordial reception. as the CalifOrnians
are laying themselves out TO make this
/ a memorable occasion. Nothing will be
left undOne TO demonstrate the great
,
! ty OF the great Pacific common wealth.
The president will probably spend a
J week In California. during which time
be will do" the state pretty thorough
/ ly. visiting The Yosemite National park.
the old Franciscan missions. the great
oIlfields. the marvellous flower gardens
| and other points OF interest This will
end the second stage OF the trip.
The third stage will take the presi-
I dent through the states OF Oregon.
/ Washington. Idaho. Montana. possibly
/ Wyoming. Utah and Colorado. He will
| visit all OF the principal cities In Ore
gon and Washington and will probably
make stops overnight In Salt Lake
City and Colorado Springs. Leaving
/ Colorado. he will traverse the states OF
I Kansas. Iowa and Illinois. The details
/ OF this stage or the trip are not yet deti
/ nitely settled and may be materially
! changed and made TO include visit 10
Missouri and perhaps other middle
/ western states.
The fourth stage OF the Itinerary will
/ be the visit to the Pan-American expo
/ sitiOn at Buffalo during the first week
in June. This will practically end the
| tour so far as speechmaking and reccp-
tlons are concerned The president and
his party will be entertained by the
citizens OF Buffalo. after which he Will
/ come TO Washington for short rest
! preparatory TO going into New Eng
land. where he will be late In June and
early in July.
Returning from New England. Presi-
~ and Mrs Mckinley will go 10
II home In Canton for the baian nee Of
ar summer and early fall. so that the
national capital will see little OF the ma
tion'S chief executive between the last
OF April TO the latter part OF Septem-
ber unless there should arise some par
tlcularly important questions OF state
urgently demanding his presence at the
White House. which Is highly improb-
able. SAMUEL HUBBARD.
Hnu will waste time if you try To cur,
indigestion or dyspepsia by starving your
self That only makes il worse wheI
Won 10 ent heartily. Yon always neeC
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