Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-06
The President and Party Leave
Washington on Trip as
Previously Arranged.
TO MEET LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
Ill Effects of Accident Have Almost
Entirely Disappeared-London Sat
urday Review Grows Sarcastic on
Executives Trust Attitude.


bowling in acknowledgment of the en-
t1usiasm and prolonged cheering If
az assemblage that fairly crowded the
baltimore and Ohio station here. Pres.
ident Roosevelt last night began his
southern tour, with Chattanooga.
Tenn, as the objective point. Sec
reSary of the Interior Hitchcock, Chies
Wilkie, of the secret service; Assist.
ant Secretary to the President Barnes
and a number Of other officials and
white house attaches met him at the
station. The president appeared a
little disfgured as result OF the
Pittsfield accident, but apparently had
quite recovered from the shock.
Poor Craig" he frequently repeated
N expressing his thanks to his well
wlshers.
Describes Accident.
To a number he described the aci- |
dent at Pittsield. He said it vas not |
the first time he had had so provien. |
tlal an escape, and referred to amin.
Cldent in the battle Of San Juan, WIEN |
Sunshots struck down two men clce
beside him. The president told to
Pittsfeld story to the group in tt
car with feeling and emphasized
with gestures. He said he felt in moi
NAL condition again.
The personnel of the presidents
party is the same as that on his New
England trip, except for the addition
of S. B. Hege, the general agent or
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
Colonel L. S. Brown, the general
agent Of the Southern railway.
Trip Will Be Hurried One.
The southern trip will be a some
what hurried one and no stops will be
made at points other than those an.
nounced in the itinerary already pub,
lished, namely, Wheeling, w. Va
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Tenn, and
Asheville, N. C. The immediate OBJ
ject Of the president is to attend thu
convention of the Brotherhood Of Lo
connective Firemen, in whose work he
always has shown a deep interest.
The train was to reach Wheeling this
morning at $3.50 o'clock, and will ar.
rive at Chattanooga the same hou1
Sunday morning. Sunday will BE-
spent at Chattanooga quietly and
without public program. He will at.
lend the firemen's convention Monday
morning. The president and party
VII reach Washington on the return
rip over the Southern railway at 6:3s
o'clock on the morning of Sept. 10
and Will leave half an hour later in q
private car attached to a regular traih
over the Pennsylvania railroad foh
Jersey City en- route to Oyster Bay.
In statement issued by the whits
house yesterday it was announced tina:
The local committees Of the four cities
at which stops are scheduled on this
southern trip will be received at the
places they represent, the limited &C.
commodations of the train rendering
it impracticable to take them or
board in advance
Sarcastic Remarks.
London, Sept 6-Referring to Pres
'dent Rooseve.@s recent speeches. the
SATURDAY. Review sarcastically re-
marks:
"Presid"Ht Roosevelt has made his
cious opinions Of the trusts as clear
rs his i1te~0' citation of the Monroe
1octrire. Theoretically he would have
American business men see that he
'afher 3Gnires trusts as promotivt.
Il the Eation.l welfare. but he adds
IS a rider. that their capacity for |
harm calls for greater control
The German press is still explain |
ne that the new Monroe doctrine il
aimed at Great Britain and Canada |
'rd many British newspapers are
that the United States has |
no wish but for the best friendship OF |
treat Britain. Both are equally !
frong. German newspapers are per- |
laps most irritating to President |
and the British press mus |