Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-17
ROOSEVELT'S TOUR.
Western Itinerary to Occupy
 More Than Two Months.
TO LEAVE WASHINGTON APRIL i.

A Rest of Two Weeks Tn Yellow
 stone Park and Visits to Nearly
 All Important Points In the
 West and Northwest.
 WASHINGTON, March IT. The itin- erary for President Roosevelt's ap- preaching tour of the west and north west has practically been completed with the exception of the time of the arrival and departure of the president from a few places.
 The party will leave Washington on the morning of April and proceed di- rectly via the Pennsylvania railroad to Chicago, arriving there the next morning. April 7 will be spent in Chi cago, but the programme for the pres- l ident's entertainment there has not been completed. From Chicago the | president will go to Madison, Wis, I where on the morning of the Sd he will address the legislature in the state house. Thence he will go to Wauke- sha and after brief stop there will | proceed to Milwaukee.
 The next morning, after a two hours l stop at Lacrosse, the president will go l to St. Paul and thence to Minneapolis, leaving the latter city late that night and arriving at Sioux Falls, S. D., next l morning. After a brief stop there he will go to Yankton, Mitchell and Aber- deen, s. D., and Edgeley, N. D. On the morning of April ' he will reach Far 1 go, N. D., and during that day will wis., it Jamestown, Bismarck, Mandan and Medora, all in North Dakota. He will visit Livingston, Mont, on Wednes- day, April 8, and arrive at Cinnabar, Mont, at noon of that day.
 Cinnabar is at the entrance of the Yellowstone park. The presidents train will be sidetracked there until Friday, April A. President Roosevelt, accompanied by Secretary Root and John Burroughs, the poet naturalist of New York, who has been invited to ac- company the party on the trip, will make an extended tour of the Yellow stone National park under the guidance of Major Pitcher, the park superin- l tendent. On this trip the president will be escorted by picked detail of soldiers.
 On Friday, April A, the president l will leave Cinnabar and after passing through Livingston, Mont, and Bill lings, Mont, will arrive at Alliance, I Neb., late on the afternoon of April l %. After short stop there he will I proceed to Grand Island, Neb., where the party will spend Sunday. During l Monday, April 27, the president will I visit in the order named Hastings, Lin- coin, Fremont and Omaha. He will spend the night at Omaha and reach Shenandoah, Ia, early on the morning of the 2Sth During that day he will make a brief stop at Clarinda, Van Vert Osceola, Des Moines, Oskaloosa and Ottumwa, all in Iowa. Passing the night on the train, the president will arrive at Keokuk, la, on the morning of the 2eth and on that day will visit Quincy, ILL; Hannibal, Mo; Louisiana, Mo, and Clarksville, Mo. He will ar rive at St. Louis late in the afternoon. That night and Thursday, April 30, the president will remain in St. Louis, par ticipating in the ceremonies incident to the dedication of the Louisiana Pur- chase exposition grounds. He will ar rive at Kansas City, Mo, on the morn ing of May l and remain there several hours, visiting Kansas City, Kan; Lawrence, Kan, and Topeka, Kan, the same day. The night will be spent at Topeka. He will make several brief stops the next day and will arrive at sharon Springs, Kan, late in the even ing.
 Sunday will be passed at that place. ! On Monday, May 4, the president will visit, Cheyenne, Wells, Denver, Colo l rodo Cy,.;y,oc D,,ahIo nd TrinidoH oil in Colorado. He will be in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, N. M., on May 5. The greater part of May 6 will be spent at Grand Canyon, Ariz After brief stop at Seligman, Ariz., on the night of May the president will proceed to Bar stow, Gal, arriving there the morning of May T. Redlands and San Bernar- dino, Cal, will be visited, and he will arrive at Riverside, Cal, late that day and spend the night there. On May he will stop at Claremont and Pasa- dena, Gal, reaching Los Angeles early in the afternoon, where he will remain until the next morning. On May 9 he will visit Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Sunday, May 10, will be spent at Monterey, Gal Pajaro Santa Cruz and San Jose will be visited on Monday, May Ii. During the morn ing of May 12 the president will stor at Palo Alto and Burlingame and will arrive at San Francisco early in the afternoon. The remainder of that day and Wednesday and Thursday, May 1s and IA, will be spent in San Francisco Oakland and Berkeley, Cal. The presi dent and party will then go to Ray mond, Gal, where four days will bs ] spent in the Yosemite valley and bis