Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-19
ON Els WESTERN TRIP
PRESIDENT STARTS ON A LONG
JOURNEY.
Scheduled to Make q Number Of
Speeches at Points Along
the Line.

A dispatch from Oyster Bay, N. Y, last
| night says:
! Secretary Cortelyou today made public
| the outline of the Presidents tour to the
northwest, September 10 to October Z, end
| ing with his return to Washington on the
last-named date.
| The President will be accompanied dur
| ing a part Of the trip by Secretaries Shaw
| and Wilson. In addition to these and Sec
| rotary Cortelyou and Assistant Secretaries
| Loeb and Barnes, the party will include
! DR.. Lung and others of his personal staff,
| representatives of the press associations, OF
several of the leading papers OF the section
| of country traversed, and OF the Two TEL
| egraphed companies The party Will also
| include two photographers.
| The first public stop scheduled is at Gin
cinnati at 10 am, Saturday, September ~
| Upon arriving there the President and
party are to be escorted to the st. Nicholas
| Hotel, where an informal luncheon Will De
given by the general committee. IN the
| afternoon visit will. be made to the fall
festival grounds to view the exposition ana
| later the President will be taken to Music
| Hall. In the evening the local committee
| will entertain the President and party ana
| others at dinner at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
and after dinner the President Will denver
| an address at Music Hall
Leaving Cincinnati at midnight, the Pres
ident and party will reach Detroit early the
| following morning and remain there until
| Tuesday morning September %. Sunday
will be spent quietly, without puplc pro-
| gram On Monday the President will at
| tend the Spanish War Veterans convention
| and will be taken later for ride on the
river In the afternoon he will review
parade. A banquet will be given IN the
| evening by the Spanish War Veterans.
| On Tuesday brief stops will be made at
Logansport, Kokomo, Upton, Noblesvllle,
| Indianapolis and Muncie Three or TOUR
| hours will be spent in indianapolis, where
fhe. jrd
encampment of the Spanish American war
| Veterans, and the party will be entertained
at luncheon at the Columbia Ciuo; one
| hour will be spent in Fort wayne late IN
! the afternoon, and Milwaukee Will De
| reached during the night
| The program for Milwaukee contemplates
| visit to the soldiers home, a drive in the
afternoon and banquet in the evening.
| About two hours will be spent at La
Crosse Thursday morning, the program in
Guiding drive to the fair grounds and an
address by the President. ST. Paul and
Minneapolis will be visited later in the day.
| At Minneapolis the President will address
| the convention of employer and employe
| at the exposition building. The party will
| then proceed by private electric car TO 81.
Paul, where they win be entertained at din
ner by the Commercial Club of st. Paul and
! citizens. In the evening the President will
address the National Civic and Improve
ment League at its convention.
| Friday, September 26, Sioux Falls and
Yankton will be visited in the morning.
Two hours will be spent in Sioux City,
| Iowa, in the afternoon, and stops will be
made at Arion and Denlson.
Several points in Nebraska will be visited
Saturday, including Kearney, Grand Island,
Hastings, Lincoln and Fremont Omaha
| will be reached late In the afternoon. ana
the President and party will be escorted to
| the Omaha Club, where dinner Will be
served. In the evening the President will
| review an electrical pageant.
Sunday, September %, will be spent quiet
| u-ha
| the President is to address public meet
| ing in the auditorium. A brief stop will be
| made late in the morning at Lawrence,
Kan, and Kansas City, Mo-, will be reached
| about noon. The program here, covering
about four hours, includes the two cities of
| Kansas City, Mo-. and Kansas City, Kan.
Leaving Kansas City, Kan, late In the aft
| ernoon, brief stops will be made at Leaven-
| worth and Atchson. st. Joseph-will be
reached after o'clock. Here the President
| will deliver an address and the party will
| dine at a hotel
! A number of brief stops will be made
| on Tuesday, September 80, at points in
| Iowa, including Clarinda, Van Vert, Os-
ceola, Des Moines and Oskaloosa. At OF
tumWa in the evening, the President Will de-
| liver an address,
Leaving Ottumwa during the night, the
| train will go by way of Keokuk, Iowa;
| Quincy, Ill; Hannibal, Louisiana and
| Clarksville, Mo-, to st. Louis, arriving at
| the last named place about o'clock and
| leaving the following morning. In St Louis
| the President and party will be taken for q
J drive through the city, Forest Park and the
| worlds fair grounds. They will be enter
| tanned by the Mercantile Club, and in the
| evening the President will deliver an ad-
| dress at the Coliseum.
| From St. Louis the train will proceed to
| Springfield, ILL.,, arriving>shortly after noon
! and leaving about midnight. In the after
noon a drive will be taken to the fair
grounds, and in the evening the President
| and party will be entertained at dinner at
| the governors mansion.
| Chicago will be reached Friday morning
| October 3, at $50 o'clock. The program
! for the day includes visits to Northwestern
| and Chicago Universities and 10 several or
| CARNATIONS, an open-air meeting on the
| lake front in the afternoon, and a banquet
| in the evening extended by the various
| clubs and business associa tons of the city
The President and his party will leave
| Chicago during the night and arrive at
| Cleveland, Ohio, at $50 o'clock the follow
| ing evening, Saturday. passing during the
| day through Buchanan, Niles, Dowa giac
| Decatur, Lawton, Kalamazoo, Grand Rap
| ids and Jackson, Mich, and Toledo and San
| dusky, Ohio. No public program has been
| arranged for Cleveland, it Is the Presi-
| dents intention simply to spend Sunday
| there the guest of Senator Hanna, leav-
| ing during Sunday night for the east.
! On Monday, October 6, two hours will be
! spent at Columbus, where the President and
| party will be taken for a drive, and the
| President will deliver an address from the
| State house. The train will reach Wash
| ington Tuesday morning, October 7, at $3.50
| o'clock.