The Washington times., 1905-02-13

Shortly after 10 o'clock this morning
President Roosevelt left for New York
on special train via the PennsyIIs aial
railroad
The President Will remain in New
York until tomorrow at midnight when
he viii take the train for Washington,
arriving here early Wednesday morn
| ing. Accompanying Mr.. Roosevelt are
Mrs. Roosevelt. Secretary and Mrs
Taft. Mrs. Cowles, Mr. and Mrs Emlin
Roosevelt. who have been visiting al
the White House. and Secretary Loeb.
Upon arriving in New York at 3
O'Clock this afternoon the President will
90 direct to the clubhouse of the Re
publican Club Of the City of New York
whose guest he will be while in the
city He viii receive the members of
the club informally. remaining at the
clubhouse Until evening. when ne will
attend the banquet TO be given b. the
Republican Club of the City of New
York a the WaIdorf-Astoria tonight
in honor of LincoIn's birthday The
President will deliver an address on
{ a braham Lincoln.
VIII Create Discussion.
At this banquet the President will
make an address that will create prob
/ ably more general discussion than any
{ he has delivered since he became Presi-
/ dent. j will take up and treat IN an
/ exhaustive manner q subject of vital
! interest TO the nation that he has here
/ tofcrc merely touched upon.
At the conclusion of his address the
/ President will leave the Waldorf-Astorfa
and attend the banquet of the Press
/ club at the New Astoria House, where
30 will also make i short address To-
I col at the University Club and dine
with the Hungarian Republican Club a
Little Hungary During the day he
| wln spend rs much time as possible
/ with relatives and friends.
1900 viii Attend.
/ 1t is expected that ut least l.2OO per-
sons viii attend the banquet of the Re
publican Club of the City OF New York
! This is the leading Republican club of
! the country. and has on Its rolls many
! l,rOmiDent Republicans who DO not i've
! IN New YORK The Pres. dent himself has
| been Il member since 1854 and thinks so
! highly OF the club that he has asked
! General Wilson. chairman of the inaug-
| ural committee, to give it the place OF
| honor IN the inaugural parade This
/ viii be the first time, however. that he
has visited the new clubhouse. feature
VI III Je- INC presence OF more JilIn ~
women, who will dine IN the Astor gal
iery. looking down upon the gathering
On the main floor.
Other Speakers
| The President VIII be introduced BY
Louis Stern. the president of the club
and presiding officer at the dinner, as
/ the first speaker OF the evening. United
/ States Senator D0iliVcr viii follow. his
subject being Abraham Lincoln ..
George 4. knight, of California. who
was heard frequently in the last Presi-
Dental campaign. will speak on The
/ Republican Party. and former Assis-
tant United States Attorney General
Beck will respond to the toast, The
! Unity of the Republic"
When the President arrives in Jersey
City today le viii be met by William y.
Murphy and Alexander = kCtchum the
committee appointed BY the Republican
Club TO escort the Chief Executive from
Jersey City 10 the cub house. Z here I,
large reception committee OF thirty-foti
members, with Merritt Haviland as
chairman. viii await him.
! Besides the 3pecial squad Of Secre
Service men, who viii accompany the
President as lis immediate bodyguard,
there will be large detail of the police
OF Jersey City at the Pennsylvania Rail
read station when the train drawing the
Presidential car arrives. detail OF
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