The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-19
WITH ROOSEVELT.
Those Who Will Be Invited to
Governors Luncheon.
Not All the State Officers Are
Included.
HE HASN'T THE ROOM.
All the Congressional Delega-
ti0n Is Asked.
Members Of Executive Council
Also Invited.
He HASN'T THE ROOM.

President Roosevelts itinerary for his
western trip is now announced. He
comes to Topeka from Omaha, reaching
here at O'Clock on Sunday morning,
September %, as previously announced.
1t is announced that Sunday will be
spent quietly in Topeka
Governor and Mrs. Stanley will give
formal luncheon in honor of the presi-
dent at the time he is designated by
the local committee for entertainment
at the executive mansion. Invitations
have been extended to the Kansas con-
gressional delegation, without respect to
party affiliations. This. of course, in
cludeS both Senator Harris and Con-
gresham Jackson. the Democratic
members, but it is doubtful if either of
able to be present. Senator Harris will
have Just arrived home from Europe
and he probably will not be in Kansas
by that time. Senator Burton will pro-
badly not be home from Honolulu. and
Congressman Jackson is still in bed
with broken leg and will not be able
to be out even on crutches for two
weeks.
The others who have been invited to
take luncheon with the president are
Chairman Albaugh of the Republican
state committee and D. w. Mulvane, as
member of the Republican national
committee from Kansas.
ance of the state officers and a good
many other people," said Governor
Stanley today. but we have not room
to accommodate SO many
The coming Sunday the president will
spend in Detroit. There will be no pub
lie demonstration. The people of De-
troit have set apart the bridal apart
ments of the leading hotel in Detroit for
the president and the other members Of
his party will be quartered. at the same
place. He will also spend Monday in
Detroit with the Spanish war veterans.
Whether or not the president will at
tend church while in Topeka is not yet
known. If he does 1t will probably be
church of his own choosing.
His first stop will be in Cincinnati to-
morrow morning. The itinerary from
there west including the Kansas stops
is as follows:
Cincinnati. at 10 a. M: leave at mid
night.
Sunday and Monday-Detroit.
Tuesday = Indianapolis and Fort
Wayne.
Observation-Disclosures
Thursday-Lacrosse. st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Friday-Sioux Falls. Sioux City, Ar
ion, Ia. and Dennison.
Saturday-Kearney, Neb, 7:30 q. M;
Grand Island. a. M; Hastings. 10 a.
M: Lincoln. 1:3O p. M: Fremont. 3:15
p. M; Omaha, 5 p. m; leave Omaha at
1910 y. m.
Sunday. September 2s-Arrive at To-
peka, q. m.
Monday-Leave Topeka at 10 a. M:
Lawrence. 1875 a. M; arrive at Kansas
City, n:55 a. M: depart Kansas City,
Kan, .. M: Leavenworth. 4:40 p. m. !;
Atchison, s:35 p. M: arrive at st. los
eph, $50 o. m.
From ST. Joseph he will return east
by way of st. Louis and Chicago.
Chairman Frost. of the local commit
tee on arrangements for the. reception
and entertainment of the president and
party during their stay in Topeka Sep
tember % and 90. is in receipt of a list
Of the personnel of the presidents
party. 1t is as follows:
The President, Secretary Shaw, Sec
tary Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary
Loeb, Assistant Secretary Barnes. DR..
George A Lung, DR.. ]. ]. Richardson;
Mr.. Chas. r. Rosenberg. representing
the Pennsylvania Railroad company;
Mr.. A. J. Leonard. Mr.. M. c. Latta, Mr..
Colman, Associated Press; Mr.G.J. Kar-
ger, Scripps- -McRae Press association; /;
Mr.. Lindsay Denison, New York Sun
Press association: Mr.. James HI. Hare,
Golfers Weekly; Mr.. George B. Luckey,
Leslie's Weekly; Mr.. Peter A. juicy,
Harper's Weekly; Mr.. Otto Carmichael,
Detroit Journal, Minneapolis Times, In
dianapolis Journal, Cincinnati CONNER
Il. VI.
Tribune; Mr.. B. j. Mullaney. Chicago
Record Herald; Mr.. F. F. Schrader.
Kansas City Journal, Omaha World
Herald; Mr.. William w. Jermane, Min
neapolis Journal: Mr.. Henry Shroff
Brown, New York Herald; Mr.. H. A
strohmeyer, photographer: Mr.. r. L.
Dunn, photographer; Mr.. e. P. Griffith,
Western Union Telegraph company; Mr..
J. P. Gooch Postal Telegraph Gable
company; Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Tyree, Mr.. T.
Stone, Mr. Nathaniel G. Van Doren:
three messengers.
The committee on arrangements of
the Commercial club meets today at 4
O. clock to make further plans for the
presidents visit here.
Congressman Jackson, who is laid up
with broken leg, has given the Demo-
cratic hailing sign of distress and the
Missourians are coming over to help
him. Congressmen Cowherd, Cochran
and De Almond of that state will all
make speeches in the Third district be-
fore the election. The following dates
have been made for Congressman Cow
herd: Girard. October L. independence.
October 2; Neodesha, October 8; Win.
field, October 4.
The Socialists of the Nineteenth judi
cial district, composed of Cowley and
Summer. counties, have even nominated
a candidate for district Judge. He is
George L. Brown of Arkansas City. It
is claimed that the Socialists in that
part Of the state will pell big vote
Frank Rockefeller, who is the nomi-
nee Of the fusionists for member Of the
legislature from RusseN county, is said
to be a cousin of the Standard Oil mag
nate. The fusionists expect to elect
him.
Holton Recorder. A Holton man
claims to have positive information that
Kelly is innocent Of the charges and
This information is too good to keep
He should impart it to Mr.. Kelly and
his friends who have been gropinG