The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
ROOSEVELT DAY.
Line Of March and Details Are
Completed.

Arrangements for the formalities
which are to accompany the reception
OF President Roosevelt upon his arrival
ia Topeka on Friday evening, May /.
are about complete
When the train bearing the presiden-
fial party arrives al the junction sta
zion in North Topeka on the Union Pa
cnc tracks the engine viii be UNI
coupled and a Santa Fe switch engine
Will haul the cars across the Santa he
bridge and along the tracks TO Fourth
street There the train will halt while
the president and his party leave it to
90 to the new TsilIOad Y. NJ. c. a
building where he is to lay the corner
stone After the ceremony the party
viii enter carriages to proceed up town.
The militia companies in Topeka VIII be
ordered out for the occasion. battery IS
10 fire salute OF n guns when the
president arrives in town. and company
"A 10 act as guards during the corner
stone laying
When the line of carriages is formed
the Topeka City Troop Will act as
mounted escort to the party. The pro-
cessiOn viii advance west on Fourth
street TO JEFFERSON. south on JefferSOn
to Sixth and west once more on Sixth
TO Kansas avenue. Down Kansas ave
nue. they VIII go to the Copeland hotel.
Most Of the carriages viii stop a the
copeland, but the first four will 60
through the state house grounds and
west on Tenth street to Buchanan
down which street they win 60 TO the
EONtLAlDI mansion Inc mounted
escort viii accompany these carriages
AT $40 o'clock the president will leaVe
the governors mansion, under escort
for the Auditorium. The escort will be
in waiting to accompany him to the
Aldlns Where ne viii spend the night
Capt. H NJ. Fhil5as viii act as marshal
OF the escort which is to accompany the
executive party.
The order in which the carriages leav-
ang the Santa te station and riding to
the Copeland hotel will be occupied win
be as follows:
Presidents carriage-The president,
Secretary Loeb, Governor Bailey, John
IT, Frost, chairman executive committee
Of arrangements Y NJ c. A conference.
Second age-Special officers and
stenographers of the presidents party.
Third age-Assistant Secretary
Barnes, Surgeon General Rixey. d w
Mulvane. member Republican national
committee, DR. Nicholas Murray Butler
Fourth carriag ex-senator Burton
Senator Long, Mayor Bergundthal, ex-
Attorney General GODDARD.
Fifth carriage-C r. Rosenberg
Pennsylvania railroad; H. A. Coleman,
Associated Press. Colonel J. J. McCoOk
chairman committee on railway work OF
the national conference Y NJ c. A.:
Hon Charles Curtis, Topeka
sixth carriage-R. H. Hazard Scripps-
McRea Press association; Lindsay Den
ison, New York Sun Press association;
IL U. Nudge II. T. Chase. chairman
press committee
Seventh carriage-H Raman Duval,
New York; C. S. Jobes Wichita: Chas.
s. Gleed, Topeka; Howell Jones, To-
peka. directors Santa Fe railway
Eighth carriage-C. J. Hicks. score
tary International committee Y NJ C.
"A; George D. AIcGiu. secretary interna-
aiOnal committee Y. NJ. c. A. Mr. Jas.
H. Stokes member international COM
mittee Y NJ Q. A. Z Wilder, treasurer
Santa Fe railway.
Ninth carriaee-R. G. Dunn. Golfers
Weekly Geo b. LuclSey, Leslie's Week
". Del Keizer, Frank p. MacLennan
Tenth carriage-N. Lazarnick, Har-
per's Weekly; II. "A. Strohmeyer. pro-
tographer; J. r. Larimer, president Y.
M. c.. A: Geo. e Lerigo, general secre-
tary Y. NJ. c. A.
Eleventh carriage-P. w. Williams.