The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19

Schedule for Entire Trip as Prepared
by Mr.. Cortelyou.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Sept. 19.-Secretary
Cortelyou has made public the follow
ing outline of the presidents tour to
the northwest. September 10 to October
The president. Secretary Cortelyou
and Assistant Secretary Loeb leave
Oyster Bay today at $50 a. m. The first
stop scheduled is at Cincinnati at 10 a.
m Saturday. the 10th. Upon arrival
there the president and party are to be
escorted to the ST. Nicholas hotel, where
an informal luncheon will be given by
the general committee. In the evening
the local committee will entertain the
president and party and others at din
ner at the st. Nicholas hotel and after
the dinner the president will deliver an
address at Music hall.
Leaving Cincinnati at midnight the
president and party will reach Detroit
early the following morning and remain
there until Tuesday morning the 23d.
Sunday will be spent quietly, without
public programme. On Monday the
president will attend the Spanish war
later for ride on the river. In the af-
ternoon he will review a parade A
banquet will be given In the evening
by the Spanish war veterans
. On Tuesday three or four hours will
be spent in Indianapolis where the pres
ident will attend the third annual en-
campment of the Spanish war
veterans and the party will be enter
tanned at luncheon at the Columbia
club. One hour will be spent in Fort
Wayne late in the afternoon and Mil
waukee will be reached during the
night.
The programme for Milwaukee con-
templates visit to the Soldiers home,
a drive in the afternoon and a banquet
in the evening.
About two hours will be spent at La
crosse Thursday morning, the pro-
gramme including a drive to the fair
grounds and an address by the presi-
dent.
ST. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS will be Wis
tied later in the day. At Minneapolis
the president will address the conven-
ton of the employers and employees at
the exposition building. The party will
then proceed by private electric car to
St. Paul where they will be entertained
at dinner by the Commercial club Of ST.
Paul and citizens. In the evening the
president will address the National
Civic and Improvement league at Its
convention.
On Friday, the 26th, Sioux Falls and
Yankton will be visited in the morn
ing Two hours will be spent in Sioux
City, Ia, in the afternoon and stops will
be made at Arion and Denison.
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 the president and
club. where dinner will be served. In
the evening the president will review
an electrical pageant
Sunday. the 28th, will be spent quietly
in Topeka, where on Monday morning
the president is to address a public
meeting in the Auditorium. A brief stop
will be made late in the morning at
Lawrence, Kan. Kansas City will be
there, covering about four hours, in
cludes the two cities of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Kansas City, Kan.
Leaving Kansas City. Kan, late in the
afternoon. brief stops will be made at
Leayenworth and AtchisOn. st. Joseph
will be reached after o'clock. There
| the president will deliver an address and
| the party will dine at a hotel.
on Tuesday. September 30, at points in
| Iowa, including Clarinda, Vanwert,
| Osceola. Des Moines and Oskaloosa. At
Ottumwa in the evening the president
will deliver an address.
Leaving Ottumwa during the night,
| the train will go by way of Keokuk,
Ia, Quincy, Ill, Hannibal, Louisiana
and Clarksville, Mo-, to st. Louis, ar
O'Clock and leaving the following morn
| ing. 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
| by the Mercantile club and in the even
/ ing the president will deliver an address
at the Coliseum.
| From st. Louis the train will pro-
coed to Springfield, ILL.,, arriving short
| ly after noon and leaving about mid
night. In the afternoon 8 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 MORN
| ing, October g. at $3.50 o'clock. The pro-
gramme for the day includes visits to
| Norfbwaste1n and Ch3ca on 1,uiversjtioe
| and to several organiza tons: an open
air meeting on the lake front in the
afternoon and banquet in the even
| ing, extended by the various clubs and
business associations of the city
The president and his party will leave
L Cbfca during the niRlaf nd arri1a q