New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-19
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
HE STARTS ON HIS JOURNEY THROUGH
THE WEST TO-DAY.

Oyster Bay. y. Y, Sept. p.-secre;ary CorteIyol
to-day made public outline of the Presidents
of the Northwest from September 10 to ,;c.o-
q
The President Secretary Cortelvot and Assis-,nt
Secretary Loeb will leave Oyster Bay tomorrow at
$3.50 a. N. reaching Jersey City in ample time to
connect with the Presidents train leaving there at
2:l4 p m The balance of the party win be inst at
Jersey City. The first public stop scheduled is at
Cincinnati, at 10 a m, Saturday On arrival
there the President and his party are to be ,scor;-
ed to the St Nicholas Hotel. where an informal
luncheon will be given by the general committee
In the afternoon a visit will he made TO the Fall
Festival grounds view the exposition nd !4ter
the President will be taken TO Music Hall In the
evening the local committee will entertain The
President and those with him and others at dinner
the st. Nicholas Hotel, after the dinner the
President will deliver address at Music Hail
Leaving Cincinnati midnight the President will
reach Detroit early on the following morning and
remain there until Tuesday morning the I'D. Sun
day will be spent quietly. without a public pro-
gramme. On Monday the President will attend the
Spanish War Veterans Convention and will be
taken later for ride the river In the after
noon he will review parade \ banquet will be
given in the evening by the Spanish War Veterans.
On Tuesday brief stops viii be made at Logans-
port, Kokomo, Upton Noblesvne. Indianapolis
and Muncfe. Three or four hours will be spent in
indianapolis. where the President will attend the
third annual encampment of the Spansh-American
War Veterans, and the PARTY will be entertained at
luncheon at the Columbia club. one hour will be
spent in Fort Wayne late in the afternoon. and
Milwaukee will be reached during the night
The programme for Milwaukee contemplates
visit to the Soldiers Home. in the afternoon
and banquet in the evening
About two hours will be spent at La Crosse on
Thursday morning. the programme including a
drive to the Fair Grounds and an address by the
President. st. Paul Minneapolis will he visited
later in the day At Minneapolis the President
will adj tha
ploye at the Exposition Building. The party will
then go by private electric { St Paul. where
they will be entertained dinner by the Com
mercal Club of St Paul and citizens In the even
ing the President will address National Civic
and Improvement League at its convention.
On Friday. the 18th. 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 he made Arion and Denison.
Several points in Nebraska will be visited on
Saturday including Kearney, Grand Island, Hast
ings. Lincoln and Fremont. Omaha will be reached
late in the afternoon, and the President will be
escorted to the Omaha Club where dinner will he
served In the evening the President will review
electrical pageant.
Sunday. the 18th will be spent quietly in Topeka.
where on Monday morning. the President is to
address public meeting in the Auditorium \
brief stop will he made late in the morning az
Lawrence Kan. and Kansas city. Mo. will be
reached about The programme here, cover
ing about four hours. includes the two cities Of
Kansas City. Mo. and Kansas City. Kan LeaN-
ing Kansas City. Kan late in the afternoon, brief
stops will be made at Leavenworth and Atchison
ST Joseph will be reached after o'clock. Here
the President will deliver address
\ number OF brief stops will be made on Tues
day the 10Th at points In Iowa, including C1arinda
Van Vert Osceola. Des Moines and OskaOosa. At
Ottumwa. in the evening. the President will de-
liver address Leaving Ottum"a during the
night the train will go by way OF keokuk. Iowa
Quincy Ill, Hannibal. Mo. and To st. Louis.
1T11rTr m
and leaving on the following morning In St Louis
the President and party will be taken for a drive
through the city. Forest Park and the World :
Fair grounds They will be entertained at dinner
by the Mercantile Club. and in the evening the
President will deliver address at the Coliseum
From St Louis the train will proceed to Spring
field, Ill, arriving shortly after noon. and leaving
about midnight. IN the afternoon 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 he reached on Friday, October 3, at
$50 a. m. The programme for the day Includes
visits to Northwestern and Chicago universities
and to several organizations an open air meeting
on the lake front in the afternoon and a banquet
I'm the evening. extended by the various clubs and
business associations OF the city.
The President will leave Chicago during the night
and arrive at Cleveland Ohio at $50 p m. on Sat
rr4av passing during the day through Buchanan,
Niles DowagiaC. Decatur, Lawton. Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids and Jackson, Mich. and Toledo and
Sandusky Ohio. No public programme has been
ARRANGED for Cleveland, 1t is the Presidents in
tention simply to spend Sunday there as the guest
of Senator Hanna. leaving during Sunday night for
the East
Two hours will be spent at columbus. Ohio. where
the President and party viii be taken for a drive.
and the President will deliver an address at the
State House The train VIII reach Washington on
Tuesday morning. October l.
The President will h. accompanied curing part
the trip by Secretaries Shaw and wilson. In al
dition To the others already named, the party VIII
comprise Secretary Barnes, Dr. Lun6 ana others
The Rev DR. Lyman Abbott and Professor j; w
Jenks were President Roosevelts guests at luncheon
to-day. 49,. ,,,-i.o-, I--,
Henry White secretary Of the American I'm
hassv AZ London. also the President $ guest at
i,IncSaon Mr. Whites name has been mentioned In
connantion with the vacant post Of Ambassador To
germany Professor jerks. who recently returned
from the Philippines where he Studled the eco eco
monte conditions of the archipelago 1hierIne4 tle
ISrasi,5ant as 70 what his Investigations hu deNe-
oped He also discussed the trust question WIN
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