Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-25
STOPS N IOWA
Schedule of President Roose-
velt's Tour Thru the West
Now Completed
WILL START AT CHICAGO APRIL 2.
Stops Made at Shenandoah, cIarinda,
Van Vert, osceola, Des Moines, os-
k%aIoosa, and ottumwa on the Way
Out, and at Denison, Fort Dodge,
Cedar Falls, and Dubuque on Return.

cago on April ., on which day he viii
be the guest of the city, speaking a
the Auditorium in the evening. A
midnight of that day his special trair
the Chicago & NORTHWESTERN railway
arriving at Madison, the first stop, a
4 a. m. The party will remain aboard
the train until 8 a. M. when it will bt
at the command of the local committee
which will furnish entertainment fol
two hours, when the train will stars
for Wauliesha. the next stop, where Il
will be for half an hour, giving the pres.
ident time for a speech on Il platform
near the depot. The president will be
in Milwaukee at 2 p. III. and will Leave
that city at midnight. There will be q
drive thru the city, a reception and in
the evening a banquet at the Pfistei
hotel. The run from Milwaukee to La
Crosse, across the state, will be made
in eight and a half hours. The presi-
dent will remain in Ia Crosse for two
hours.
There will be no stop between La
Crosse n st. Paul, which will be
reached at 2:30 p. m. The train will
leave Minneapolis at IL p. m. of Sat
urday, arriving at Sioux Falls for Sun
day, April 5. The president regards
Sunday as q day of rest and Sioux Falls
will see nothing of him except as he
goes and comes between the hotel and
church. Monday morning at $3.50 the
train will leave Sioux Falls and the
daylight ride yer the Milwaukee road
towards Fargo will commence, inclu-
ding stops at Yankton, Mitchell, Aber-
deem and Edgeley, as already stated
In these dispatches.
The train will arrive at Fargo at 2:40
a. m. and the president will remain
on board for breakfast, and at $50 will
be In the hands of the local committee,
which will provide entertainment for
an o and a half, when the party will
start west over the Northern Pacific
railway for Yellowstone park, stopping
briefly at Jamestown, Bismarck, Man
dan and Medora Ell route There will
be a stop of fifteen minutes at Livings-
ton, Mont, the morning of April S,
and q short stop at C%innebar, where
the president will leave the party, and.
accompanied by John Burroughs and
guides, will plunge into the wilds of
the Yellowstone park. His guard in the
park Will fbe a company of cavalry.
Two Weeks in the Park.
Returning from the park after a stay
there of two weeks, the president Will
get aboard his special a at Cinnebar
on Friday. April! "a, and go back thru
Livingston and thence to Billings, not
stopping at either place, or, at least,
to make himself visible. Leaving
Billings at 1910 a. m. of Saturday.
April %, the train without stop will
run for fifteen hours. when 1t will ar
rive at Alliance, Neb.. at 4 o'clock p. M.
After a change of engines, the tram
will start for Grand Island, Neb., at
4:30 p. M, Saturday, reaching that city
at $3.50 Sunday morning. Sunday will
be spent in that place. The Monday
itinerary includes towns along the St.
Joseph & Grand Island railway, wind
ing up at Omaha at 5 p. m.
The president will leave Omaha at
midnight for a run across Iowa next
day, the Iowa stops being Shenandoah.
Clarinda, Van Vert. Osceola. Des
Moines, where the president will stop
between 2:20 and 4 p. m, Oskaloosa and
Ottumwa. The night will be spent
aboard the train at the last named place
aboard the train at the last named
place, which will be reached at Z p. m,
in time for a banquet and evening adj
dress. The next day, Wednesday,, April
20. the special train will start down the
Mississippi river for st. Louis. which
will be reached at 4:10 p. M. a stop
being made en- route at Keokuk, Quin-
cy, Hannibal, Louisiana and Clarksville.
After the dedication ceremonies at
ST. Louis on April 80, the president, at
midnight of that day, will start for
Kansas City, where he will arrive at 9
o'clock a.. m. of May / and remain five
hours. He will then proceed to Kansas
City, Kas.. where he will remain for
two hours. and then at 1 p. m. he will
start for Lawrence, where he will stop
for fifteen minutes, reaching Topeka,
the next stop, at 6 p. M, and remaining
there all night. There will be a ban
ouet and an address in the evening.
Saturday. May 2, at 3 a. M, the spe-
cial train will leave Topeka over the
Missouri Pacific railway, making short
stops at Manhattan, junction City, Abb
lene, Salina, Ellsworth, Russell, Hays,
Wakeeney and Sharon Springs, where
the night will be spent. The following
day will be Sunday, and the party viii!
remain at Sharon Springs, and early
Monday morning will enter Colorado,
reaching Denver at 1880 a. m.
In New Mexico and Arizona.
From Denver where the stop will be
and a half hours, the party will
proceed south to Santa Fe, Albu-
Grand Canon and other New
Mexico and Arizona points on the way
TO southern California.
Monday. May ., the president, after
gone the entire length of the
American possessions on the Pacific
coast, Will leave Seattle for the east. He
will spend the 25th and part of the Goth
in the state of Washington. moving
rapidly eastward, with occasional stops,
and during the latter part of the 26th
will cross Idaho, arriving at Helena on
Wednesday, May 81, at $50 a. m, and
there two hours. The next
stop will be at Butte, from 2 to 4 p. m.
The next day will be spent in passing
thru Idaho by another route, GU the
way to Salt Lake City. With numerous
stops. Friday, Saturday and Sunday
will be passed in Wyoming, the last
named day in Cheyenne, and Monday,
1, will be spent in q run thru Ne
braska to Council Bluffs, Iowa, where
the train will arrive at 4 a. IN. Tuesday,
Jun 2, will be spent in a run across
Iowa towards the eastern border, and