The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-29

tariff speech, and take the ground that.
while the party is not committed to any
schedules he would not favor tariff revi-
sion unless it could be accomplished with
out disturbing business conditions" the
old argument with which the Republican
leaders have been seeking to satisfy those
who have been exploiting the Iowa idea. !"
FIRST STOP AT CHICAGO.
The Presidents first important stop will
be in Chicago. which will be reached on
April 2. He will there deliver a public ad-
dress and will be the chief guest at Il
banquet
Az Chicago will be in the death grapp!e
OF municipal election between the Re
publicans and Democrats, the Presidents
visit was used by Mayor Carter Harrison
as an excuse for an attack on the admin
istration for interfering in the local mol
tiles of Chicago
This was due TO the lack of tact on the
part Of some OF the Observation-Disclosures,
who had ignored the Mayor and kept his
name of the Committee or Reception. The
President Strengthened this cut. and II IS
thought his stop at Chicago Will be stripped
of all political significance.
Leaving Chicago, the Presidents train
will make its next important stop in Wis
consin. in which State most OF the next
two days will be spent. Ee will make
speeches at Madison, Waukesha. Milwaukee
and Lacrosse. He will arrive at st. Paul
and Minneapolis in the afternoon OF April
4. when he will be received by the Mime
sota Legislature, and will make a speech
TO that body. He will also address the pub
lie from the state-house steps.
TRIP TO THE PARK
Sunday, April .. will be spent at Sioux
Falls, S. D., and the following day will be
passed almost entirely in South Dakota.
the President being scheduled for I'VE
stops In that State. traversng the State
from south to northwest. The following
day will be spent In North Dakota. and
the President will cross the southern DOR
ton Of the State. via the Northern Paci-
Tic, and will make ten speeches. One of
these stops will be at Medors. which is the
nearest station to the Presidents ranch,
On the Little Missouri River.
The President will speed Westward
through Montana April g. arriving at
Cinnabar. near the entrance to Yellowstone
National Park. at noon. There the Presi-
dent will abandon his train for fifteen DAVIS
Leaving the other members of the party to
amuse themselves as they may desire, the
President. accompanied by John Burroughs,
the poet naturalist will enter the park for
complete rest.
IN SADDLE OR ON SNOW SHOES.
1t Is not expected that the, season will be
very far advanced. Considerable snow will
be on the ground, and most Of the streams
viii probably be icebound. But this will
rot make much difference to the President
He will not care whether he goes through
Yellowstone Park in the saddle or on snow
shoes He is perfectly at home with either
The President will be the guest of the
cavalry ofncer commanding the park. and
VIII return to his train at Cinnabar on FRI
day, April a. and proceed to Livingston
and other places in Montana
He will then pass through Nebraska visit
ing in all seven cities. and town in that
State. winding up at Omaha. where he will
pass the night. April %
The next two days he will visit sixteen
cities and towns in Iowa. and be accom-
panied by Senators Allison and DolIiver.
On April 2 he will start for ST. Louis.