Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1903-04-08
TH[PRES|DENT'S TRIP.
Viii Last From April l to June ),
Nine Weeks and Three Days.
During That Time the Presidential
Party Will Travel About $4,000
Miles-A Description of the
Pslstisi Train

Washington. April THE special
train on which the president isf; Wed.
ncsday morning for his western trim
Is one OF the finest that ever ran out
OF Washington. 1t has been specially
decorated and equipped for the trip.
IL consists of six cars. manned bv
picked crew with Conductor vii.
liam ii. Johnson. who has been with
the president os many trips. in charge.
SIP ncer Murray will be in charge Of
the presidents car which will be the
private car Elysian. II has parlor
ana observation compartment three
state sleeping rooms. a dining room.
Two sleeper sections. a kitchen and
sleeping sections for servants. The
other cars OF the train will .be the
Texas. compartment sleeper: the
Senegal. a section sleeper: the ST.
James. a diner: the Atlantic. COM
oination buffet and baggage car. and
a rcSular baggage car
itsburg. Pa April president
Roosevelt viewed the scenery around
the famous horseshoe curve Wednes-
day afternoon from a seat in the cab
ot locomotive attached to his speciaI
train. and after a ride of about 80
miles expressed himself az delighted
with the experience
Chicago. April 3.-President Roose-
velt's 66-day tour of the west began
in arrest here Thursday when he
stepped from the Pennsylvania spe-
ciai at 40 o'clock and was received
by Mayor Harrison and special re.
20 on
pared for the presidents 15-hour stay
IN this city was repeated to him by
CHARLES :. Deneen. chairman of the
reception committee. The program
was for an immediate run to Evans.
ton. Il miles to the northward. and a
brief address there TO the students of
The Southwestern university: luncheon
at ? 80 at the Auditorium annex: a
trip in the afternoon to the University
OF Chicago, where the president re
ccived the degree Of IL. D.: a banquet
at $50 at the Auditorium. he beine
the guest of 10 citizens and n meet.
ing in the evening. at which the presi-
dent delivered one of the most signifi-
cant addresses Of his tour on The
Monroe doctrine
Milwaukee. Wis. April president
Roosevelt Friday visited the soldiers
home After leaving the institution
ne was driven 20 the exposition build
ing where the president was we coined
on behalf o. the city. Ten thousand
people greeted the chief magistrate.
Next the presidential party was
driven To the Deutscher club. where a
reception was rendered Later they
went 10 the Milwaukee Press club.
where half hour was spent. During
the presidents stay he inscribed his
autograph in chalk on one of the pam
els Of the wainscotting where are in.
scribed the names of many other not.
cd men. On this occasion. too. tho
president was presented with a beau.
'iful certificate OF honorary member
ship in the Milwaukee Press club.
President Roosevelt Friday night
was the guest of the Milwaukee Mer-
chants and Manufacturers associa-
tion at a banquet at the Plankinton
house
Sioux Falls. S. D.. April 6.-PresI.
dent Roosevelt was the guest of Sioux
Fails Sunday and remained so until
Monday morning. His special train ar.
rived sunday morning. and he was
met by a delegation headed by Mayor
g w. Burnsie and State Senator A. II.
Sites Senator Kittredge also greeted
him The president was escorted to
the Cataract house by attachments OF
two militia companies and enjoyed a
day OF comparative rest.
Hc attended II -,
and in the evening. During the after.
noon he went for horseback ride.
accompanied by Seth Bullock. superin.
teudent Of the Black Hills Forest re-
serves
\ piCkpocket tried to work among
the persons gathered in front of the
Lutheran church Sunday morning.
Just as the president was about to
enter the edifice a man, VINO gave the
name Of G. w. Earl distracted S23
from the pocket OF A. Dockstader. Earl
was detected but before h. could he
seized be handed the money to a con.
fderate, who disappeared Earl was
arrested.
san Francisco. April Elm the 70.
semitic valley Present Roosevelt will
be given a salute by battery of dyua!
mite cartridges. The walls of the val
ley are 5000 feet high. and the report
Of a toy pistol within them rever.
berates like series of volleys by
heavy artillery. An enormous bonfire
viii he built on the overhanging rock
of Glacier Point The great mass Of
Are will be thrown over the side OF
che projecting rocks TO the bottom OF
the valley. 1000 feet below.
Business Failures.
New York. April 4-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending April Number 145. against IT'S