New-York tribune., 1903-09-06
THE TRIP TO SYRACUSE.
President Will ReUie7c Parade and
Discuss Labor Topics.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Oyster Bay. y. Y. sept 5.-The final programme
for President Roosevelt's visit to the New ork
state Fair at Syracuse on Labor Day was officially
announced here tonight. and IS as follows;
Leave Oyster Bay. Long Island Railroad. sep
tem5er 6 p. n; arrive East Thirty-four'h-st'
New-Eork 1879 D. m: leave Christopher-st (Dela-
ware. Lackawsnna and Western Railroad. HIS
p n: arrive Syracuse. September I. $50 a m
Upon arrival a Syracuse the President will re-
view the Labor Day parade. and then return 10 his
train The train viii then proceed TO the TAR
grounds where the President will deliver an ad-
dress which viii be followed by an Informal
luncheon.
At the conclusion Of the luncheon the President
and party viii return 10 Syracuse. where the Pres
ident VIII review the letter carriers parade
In the evening the President and party will at
tend a dinner given by Frank Hiscock.
Then the itinerary will be;
Leave Syracuse Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western station $50 p. m. September :; arrive.
Chris1opher-st. New-York. September S. 7;3o a m
leave East Thirty-fourth-st $50 arrive at Oyster
Bay at 10 o'clock
When the President leaves oyster Bay tomorrow
night he Will be accompanied only by Jacob A
Iiiis and William Loeb. jr- the Presidents secre-
tary; the official stenog-apher, W c. Latta -FOUR
men from the Secret Service Bureau and three
press association correspondents.
The journey from Oyster Bay to Long Island City
Will be made over the Long Island Railroad. the
Chief Executive making use OF President Baldwin 5
private car, known No 2.O0O.
Il is understood that General Francis V Greene
will meet President Roosevelt in Long Island City.
The journey from East Thirty-fourth-st- 10
ChristopheT-st. Will be made by private carriage
In line with the special precautions TO be OBJ
served for the safety Of the Presidential party ad
ditional safeguards were arranged yesterday BY
Lackawanna Railroad officials for running the
Presidents train 10 Syracuse. General Superin-
tendent T. E. Clarke Of the Lackawanna will place
his private ahead Of the special car occupied
by the President. and will himself accompany the
train TO Syracuse. T. ". Lee, the general passe2-
ger agent of the road. will also be the train in
order to personally take charge Of the arrange
ments. Special agents Of the road will be on hand
at each point where the train is likely TO stop 10
change engines, and train preceding the Pres-
cents special Syracuse will act pilot. 70 In
sure the safe condition OF the track
The President will travel in the private car Lake
Forest owned by ". H. TrUesdale. president OF
the road. The car. during Mr.. Truesdale's illness.
has been completely reftted-
1t is understood that the labor parade will be re-
viewed at 1919 a. m. The address in the fair
grounds viii deal almost entirely with labor topics
Ex-Umted States Senator FIiscock's dinner 70 the
President VIII be at p m Covers will be laid for
thirty persons He will hold public reception
Tae Presidents engagements at Sycamore on Tues
day preclude possible extension OF the Syracuse
Especially in view OF Tuesdays weilbrenner af-
fair. strong precautions have been taken TO guard
the President throughout the trip IL addluon 70
the Secret Service operatives. Newly HoTk central
detective Offices will also furnish u1e:i. the Syra
cuse police and the carrying railroads likewise az
The president took advantage Of the complete
absence OF visitors TO Sycamore today TO altert te
posa Of his personal correspondence with his usual
reCreatloLs.