Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-19
ON HIS WESTERN TRIP
President Roosevelt Begins His
Extended
Tour.
ITINERARY TO BE FOLLOWED
Will Include a Number of States in
Which Speeches Will
Be Made.

Oyster Bay. Sept. l9.-The presiden+
left for New York on board the Sylph
al $50 this morning. accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt. Alice and Ethel. The
president starts from New Jersey ON
his western trip at 2:l+ this after
noon.
oyster Bay, y. y. Sept. 19.-Secre
tary COrtelyOu yesterday made public
an outline of the presidents tour TO the
northwest Sept. 10 to Oct. q, which
gives the following intineracy: The
president and party left Oyster Bay al
$50 Il. III. today. The first public stop
scheduled is ut Cincinnati ut 10 Il. N
tomorrow, staying until midnight. The
party will reach Detroit early the fol
lowing morning, ana remain there un.
til Tuesday morning. On Tuesday
brief stops will be made at Logansport,
kokomo, Upton. Noblesville, Indianap-
oils and Muncie. Ind, and three OF
four hours will be spent in Indianap-
oils.
One hour will be spent in TT Wayne
and Milwaukee will be reached during
the night. He stays there until mid
night About two hours will he spent
at Lacrosse Thursday morning St
later in the day. On the 26th Sioux
Falls and YanktOn will be visited III
the morning. Two hours will be spent
i'll Sioux ity. Ia, in the afternoon and
stops Will be made ut AriOn and Deni-
son. Several points in Nebraska Will be
visited Saturday. including Kearney.
Grand Island, Hastings. Lincoln and
Fremont. Omaha will be reached late
in the afternoon and Sunday will be
spent quietly in Topeka. leaving there
before Monday noon. y brief stop will
be made at Lawrence. Kan. and Kan
sas City will be reached about noon.
Here the president STAYS four hours.
Stops In Iowa.
y numBerof brief stops will be made
on Sept. 30 ut points in Iowa. includ-
ing ClarindI. NanWeTt. OSCcOla. DeS
MoineS. OSkalCOSa and Ottumwa. LeaV-
ing Ottumwa during the night the train
Mill 20 by way of kcokuk. Ia. Quincy.
Ills. Hannibal. Louisiana and Clarks-
Willie, Mo. to st. Louis. arriving at the
last named place about / y. m, and
leaving the following morning. The
train then passes through Illinois.
stopping ut Springfield and arriving at
Chicago ut $50 Il. M, Oct. 3. Leaving
Chicago that night the train will on
Oct. 1 pass through Buchanan. Niles.
Dowagiac. Decatur. LawtOn. Kalama-
zoo. Grand Rapids and jackson. Mich,
ana Toledo ana SanduSky, O., thence
the train goes east.
The Chicago Reception Committee.
asi ChiCsl 20. Sept. 19.-Ephrium PHILIP
RoSenthaL secretary of the committee
arranging for the reception and enter
tainment of President Roosevelt dur
ing his visit to Chicago next month
has resigned his position suddenly. He
took this step Immediately upon the
publication of Il rumOr that the ROoSe-
welt committee contained one, and pos
sibly two. members whose sympathies
leaned toward anarChiSm.
ROScnthafS name was coupled with
the announcement that Il city detective
was investigating the report in such
Il way that he could not but understand
that tine Inference was that he was the
man concerned. He decided to SteI
aside Max Rabinoff. member of one
of the entertainment committees, also
found himself connected with the Cos
sip going the rounds because of his
friendship for Roscnthal, but he We
hemently denied having any interest
in anarchists or their beliefs. He did
not tendnr his resignation.