Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
PRESIDENT IS NOT WORRIED
Personal Difficulties in Iowa 10 Net Con-
Germ Chief Executive.
IS TO INSPECT A BEET SUGAR PLANT
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CFrom a stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, March 2S.--(speeial Tel
egram. IA special dispatch from Sioux City
TO the washington Post this morning says
that Iowa IL watching with intense interest
for developments in the feud between Gov
ernor Cummins and Representative Hull,
and further states that the president may
be drawn into this political scrap. Nothing
can be further from the minds Of those who
are urging President Roosevelt to tarry q
while in iowa during his coming western
trip. The president will not be embar-
raised. as the dispatch would seem to in
dlcate, for really it takes more than a
small matter Of local differences to Jar
the complacency Of Theodore Roosevelt. The
tale wired from Sioux City to the Post re-
minds one much Of a story which ex.Sena-
tor George Graham Vest once told in the
United States senate while illustrating a
point wherein the majority seemed TO be
against the minority.
ut was many years ago." said Senator
Vest, that I found myself in a small min
ing own on the frontier. The town con-
sisted Of a tavern and a couple Of dance
halls. surrounding which we're adobe dwell
linge. 1t was In one Of the dance halls
that l recall IN Incident. There was a
small platform, answering the purpose OF a
stage, and instead OF a program regularly
printed a 'supe' announced acts of the sew
eral performers. The audience was en-
thusiastic until almost the final announce
ment, when some uneasiness. manifested it
self. The announcer said, bowling blandly,
Our next will be a song by Miss Annadale,
who will sink'-and here a chorus OF Kisses
greeted the announcer, who calmly awaited
his opportunity, and continued: 'Neverthe-
less and notwithstanding. Miss Annadale
will sing. Love Among the Roses."'"
Notwithstanding apd nevertheless, Presi-
dent Roosevelt will visit Des Moines.
itinerary Of President, g..
The president tonight issued ofhciAl copy
OF his itinerary on his forthcoming trip to
the Pacific coast. The following para
graphs refer to his plans in South Dakota,
Nebraska, Iowa and wyoming: Sunday,
April S, will be spent quietly at Sioux Falls,
5. D.. The president Will attend church
both In the morning and evenings will
probably take a drive during the afternoon.
Monday morning the president will deliver
an address to the people Of Sioux Fails.
Yankton. 8. D.. will be reached at IL :35
q. m. and only a brief stop win be made
there. The president and party will bt
driven to the Masonic temple, in front Of
which the president will make a shor,
speech, Stops will be made at Mitchell
Aberdeen and Edgeiey during the afternoon
The president will spend his time between
noon, April 8 and April. "a, in and about
Yellowstone park. The journey will be re-
sumed April % and brief stops will be made
at Billings, Mont, and Alliance, Neb
Grand Island, Neb., will be reached earl!
Sunday morning, April 2e. The day will b.
spent quietly.
The party win leave Grand Island OF
Monday morning and short stops will b,
made during the day at Hastings and Ere
mont. The programs for these pfares will
include drives and speeches by the, presi
dent. At Llnoola the party will DO driver
to the state capitol grounds, where thu
president will make q few remarks. OmahI
viii be reached at about s -. m. and th'
night spent there, thetparty leaving earl,
on the morning otfthes aeth. During hi
stay at Omaha the PRESIDENT will review
an electric pageant. Stops will be made OF
the 2Sth at Shenandoah. ClarinGa, Var
Vert and 'oseeola, la The. briefnsss o.
stops at most these places wTll only admit
OF the president speaking from the real
4 plAtfOrtn Of his oar. Des Moines will b.
reached at 8 O'Clock and a program hal
been arranged consisting of a drive about
the city and ending at the state capitol
where the president will make an address
Fifteen minutes win be spent at oska.
loosa. Ottumwa viii be tho next stop and
the night will be spent there, the party
leaving early the next morning aud reach.
ing Keokuk ut ss30 a. n3 where an hour
and thirty minutes will be spent In driving
thFough the business and residence dis.
tricts OF THE city, the president making few
remarks In the course Of his drive. -,
Horseback Ride I'm WyOm1ns.
On his way east after visiting TIE Pacific
coast the president and his party will stop
at Laramie. 1t IL at this point MT. Roose-
welt expects to have a real good ride astride
a blooded horse. He intends TO ride from
Laramie to Cheyenne. Upon reachine
Cheyenne the president will deliver the
Decoration day address to the veterans who
will assemble there.
Leaving Cheyenne Monday noon, after o
program consisting of q drive. visit to fair
grounds to witness an exhibition Of rough
riding and other similar features, and posi-
bly, a visit to Fort Russell, the party will
reach North Platte, Neb., late In the day
and a stop of over half an hour will be
made. Next morning an hour will be spent
at Denison. Ia, followed by brief stops at
Fort Dodge, Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
Dubuque will be reached at 6 p. M. the
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