The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-05-04

TINS city Tor the president coming, anu
he was greeted by PROBABLY $1,000 people,
! who lined the streets on both sides foi
a mile and halt along the route of the
carriage drive. Elaborate decorations OF
bunting and flags were hung from every
| building, and from every Uagstaff in
the city old Glory tloated proudly
The military escort was a large one,
headed by platoon of police The en-
tire route lined with thousands of
people. who gave tine president a most
hearty welcome. The drive ended at the
Omaha Club, where a banquet was given.
After the banquet the president and
his party were escorted to the Colseum.
Thousands again turned out to cheer the
president.
Gave Kisses for Bouquets.
Ottumwa Iowa, April 2S.-Prcsldent
Roosevelt dashed across the state of
Iowa today and was everywhere met by
large and enthusiastic crowds. His
speechmaking began at O'Clock this
morning. when he made brief stop at
Shenandoah, and his last speech was de-
livered here shortly after o'clock to-
night before thousands of people
His speech here was preceded by a
short drive through the city, although
his train was late and did not arrive
until after dark lie spoke tonight on
the good work Secretary Wilson has done
in the field of agriculture.
The president has had as his guests
today Governor Cummins and Secretary
Shaw, and for a part of the day Con
gressmen Hall and Hepburn. He will
spend tonight here, leaving at 4:30 o'clock
tomorrow morning for Keokuk, and Will
arrive at St. Louis tomorrow afternoon
shortly after 4 o'clock
one Of the largest crowds that has
greeted tine president since his trip be-
gan was waiting tor him at Des MONIES
this afternoon. lie was taken Tor long
drive through the city, and stopped tor
a moment 10 address the Mystic Shrln-
ers, who We're holding a convention there.
lie was then driven to the capitol.
where he made an extended address on
good citizenship incidentally paying a
tribute to Congressman Huu FOR mis- Ell
forts in securing the new militia law.
At Des Moines the president kissed a
number of Da pies. During the drive four
mothers, each with Il BABY in her arms,
approached his carriage and handed him
bouquets of flowers. They then held
the babies up to be kissed, aud the
president did not disappoint them.
one of the features of the day was
the large number of school children that
greeted the president At every place he
stopped and at many places where the
irain did not stop, the little people were
flags Hhis feature pleased the president
very much and ne referred to the chill
dren several times during the day.
Stops today were made at Shenandoah,
Clarinda. Sharps burg, Nanwert, Osce-
ola, Dos Moincs, Oskaloosa and Ottum-
wa. The president is bearing the strain
OF the trip Splendidly and his face has
not Yet lost the tan it acquired during his
two weeks in Yellowstone park.
The President at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo. May THE presiden-
tial party arrived in the city from st.
Louis at $40 this morning, and was met
by reception committee at Fifteenth
street and Asi<ew avenue, in the south
eastern portion of the city. The reception
at the train was brief and Informal.
great crowd was on hand and it cheer
ed from the moment the train hove in
sight until the presidents carriage moved
away for drive. few minutes later,
at the head Of a long line of carriages.
a detachment of mounted police, together
with the Third regiment Missouri ma
tional guard acted as an escort. The
route starting from the train. took in
5 miles of Kansas Citys boulevard sys-
tenn. Passing first through the Pazo. a
driveway n mile in length and almost
block wide, the president was greeted
by over 10000 school children, white and
black, from private and public schools.
who stood seven deep ON the grass plot
between the TWO driVeWaYs, and formed
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