The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-15
SUMPTUOUS ROLL
ING PALACE
Will be the Presidential
Train; Start to be
Made April 20

Washington. D. C., April lS-
President aud Mrs Mckinley and par
" win leave Washington by the South
ern railway Monday morning, April 30
al l0.3O o'clock for tour TO the Pa
cihc coast and return, covering period
OF betweeH six and seven weeks. They
win have a train consisting OF a private
ear for the President and Mrs. Mckin-
ley. two Pullman compartment cars,
two Pullman sieepers dining car ana
combination car.
Colonel L. S. Brown, general agent
Of the Southern railway, VIII accom-
pany the party from here TO New Or
leans. and from New Orleans TO Port
land, oregon. the party viii be accom-
panied by +. g. Mccormick, passenger
traffic manager Of the Southern Pacific
lines.
The members OF the cabinet viii ac-
company the president. with the eN-
ception Of Secretaries Gage and Root
and Attorny General Knox. the person
mel including Secretary ana Mrs. Hay
Postmaster General smith and Mrs.
smith. Secretary and Mrs. Long, Secre-
tary and Mrs Hitchcock, and Secretary
and Miss Wilson, Miss Mary Barber,
Henry Il. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Moore Secretary and Mrs. Cortel-
you, DR. and Mrs. Rixey, Assistant Sec
retary Barnes, NJ. A. Digman, several
stenographers. representatives Of the
press associations three illustrated
weeklies. the Washington dailies and
probably a representative OF the press
OF San Francisco. The party win also
be accompanied by Mr.. Marean, man
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph
company at Washington, and Mr. Rib
bley. manager OF the Postal Telegraph
and Gable company.
The train viii arrive at Memphis,
Tenn, at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday, April 80
A stay OF several hours viii be made
in Memphis. the party leaving there
during the night FOR New Orleans, go
ing by way oe Vlcksburg and Jackson
Vile. reaching New orleans at 4.S0 p.
m. the first day Of May. and remaining
there until p. IA. the following day.
on the evening Of ~ the president
viii attend hanu and win proba-
by dell, d sh -c tess. on the
the party pill so lor a drive. visiting
IN its course the Cahlldo. the old build
ing which was the seat of the Spanish
and French governments, and which
witnessed the transfer Of sovereignty
from Spain to France and from France
20 the United states After luncheon
a boat ride win be taken on the Missis-
slppi
The next stop win be az Houston
Texas. on the morning Of the 3. Later
in the day stop viii be made at
Prairie view TO accommodate the col
ored Industrial college located there
and from there the train wil go 10
Austin, arriving at O'clock In the az
ternoon. and leaving AT 10 o'clock FOR
San Antonio, where some hours Will
be spent the following day SUNDAY
the o. and Monday morning viii be
spent ID IN Paso. From I1 Paso the
party win 90 by way Of Manoopa
Ariz., TO Phoenix reaching there early
in the morning of May y an remaininx
until late iu the afternoon, devoting
part OF the time 70 an inspection of
the wonderful system OF irrigation
which is n operation "a the vicinity.
Of Phoensx
Wednesday morning, May s., the pres
ident and party viii arrive az Red-
lands Cali where they VIII he met By
the governor of california and other
prominent officials ana citizens. Sew
eral hours win be- spent at Redlands.
LOS Angeles win be reached IN the af-
ternoon ana the party VIII remain there
until the morning of May no. on Frl-
day Ventura, santa Barabara ana san
Louis, Obispo win be visited, the train
arriving az Pei Monte during the night
Saturday and Sunday VIII Doe spent nt
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