Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-03-16
PRESIDENT WILL Be HERE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND
PARTY WILL. BE IN THE
CITY APRIL T.
SENATOR HANSBROUcH ADVISES
MAYOR REGISTER OF HIS
COMING.

Secretary Root and Other Officials
viii Accompany tho Presidential
Party on Their Way West-Arranee-
ments Will Be Made for the Enter
tainment Of the Party on Their
Way West.
President Roosevelt and party will
stop in Bismarck on their way to Vel
lowstone Park, April Z. Mayor Reg
lister yesterday morning received the
following telegram from Senator
Hansbrough rgarding the matter:
"The president will visit Bismarck
for thirty minutes April 7, arriving
at 415 p. m. He will probably be ac-
companied by Secretary Root and by
his secretaries, stenographers. repre-
sentatives of the press associations,
several leading newspaper representa-
tives, of telegraph companies, of the
Pennsylvania railroad, and others.
Your city should take necessary steps
to entertainment. will communicate
with you further"
Arrangements will be made by the
citizens of Bismarck for the proper
entertainment Of the party. No plans
have yet been made. but meeting
will be held soon to discuss plans and
decide upon program.
w. W. Jermane telegraphs the
Journal from Washington:
plans for President Roosevelt's
western trip are rapidly assuming
form. The party will leave Washing
ton, April 1, going straight to Chicago,
whence it will leave at midnight of
the I'd for Wisconsin, which will be
visited on the third and fourth These
points include Milwaukee. Madison.
La Crosse and Waukesha
Then the party will visit the twin
cities, going thence to South Dakota,
Yankton and one or two others con
veniently near Thence the president
will go to Omaha.
"The destination will be Yellow
stone Park, in which the party will
remain two weeks for complete rest.
There will be no hunting, for hunting
is not allowed in the park. and the
newspaper men will be quarantined
outside at Cinnabar. The president
and Secretary Root will ride horse
back through the park and climb the
mountain sides to their hearts con-
tent with no correspondents or cam
era fiends to annoy The speaking
tour preceding the entrance to the
park will last for ten days.
1T is not quite decided whether
the party will make a tour of Iowa
before going to the Yellowstone, but
IT is hardly thought likely. for the
Iowa itinerary includes some two
dozen stops and two or three days OF
travel.
Coming from the park. Nebraska
ard Kansas points will be visited and
the party will go to st. Louis, from
which city they will go via Sante Fe
to the south west and California and
thence up the Pacific coast. The
Puget sound country will be reached
about May /.
"Fifteen Set Speeches.
In all, the president will be gone
about two months. He is writing
MS speeches carefully and submitting
them to his political advisers TIL,
speeches will cover the work of con
gress. especially on trust legislation
which will be fully explained.
The administration plans as to the
enforcement of the antitrust laws viii
De taken into the presidents conf
dence regarding all programs havins
TO do with the bureau of corporation.
in the new department of commerc,
and labor.
The president will write about fif
teen set speeches to be delivered a
appropriate points The other speeche:
VIII be shorter and less public i'm
portance.
"How About Medora?
Representative Marshall, of Nortl
Dakota, called at the White Hous,
today to invite the president to visi
MedOra, N. D., in July. MedOra wa
the presidents postoffice address whel
ne was western ranchman. Th'
Scottish Rite Masons of North Dakot
propose holding a splendid convention
IN July and they want the president t