Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-19
Warm Welcome and Ring
ingSpeeChat Richmond, Va.
Trip Promises to Be One Of Most
Notable in Presidents Career.

way at $50. Wednesday morning. In
the Presidents party were Mrs. RoOse
welt, Sec. VIM. Loeb. Jr., DR.. z. NJ.
RiXey surgeon general of the navy:
John l.. McIlhcnny of Louisiana, II
member of the Presidents regiment of
Rough Riders; John c. Greenway of
Michigan; John :. Elliott, commission
CT of the interior of Porto Rico; NJ. c.
Latta and John L. McGreW, stcnO-
alaphcrs; Henry a. Strohmeycr. photo
Srapher; Col. l.. S. Brown, general
agent of the Southern Railway; repre-
s"nt&tiVes of the three press assoc
Citations; two secret service officers and
a corps of messengers.
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr.. Elliott will
leave the party at Atlanta, after hav-
ing visited Roswell, the home of the
Presidents mother, and return to
Washington.
A brief stop will be made at Ash
land, Va, on the way to Richmond
where the President will arrive at Il
o'clock noon. While in Richmond, the
President will make an address in
Capitol square be enter tanned at lunch
con by the citizens and taken for
drive to the points of interest in the
city. Leaving Richmond at Z p. NJ,
the train will proceed to Raleigh, n.
| G., arriving early the following morn
| ing. The party will remain in Raleigh
until l p. NJ. oct. 10. The President
and his immediate party will be en-
ttrtained at breakfast by Gov. and
Mrs Glenn, after which the party will
visit the state fair, whore the Presi-
=, odd tI.
militia and be entertained at an in
formal luncheon.
Leaving Raleigh at 1 p. NJ. brief
stops will be made at Durham, Green
boro. High Point Salisbury and Char
lotte. n. c.. during the afternoon.
Friday morning, Oct. 20, the Presi-
dent will visit Roswell Ga. remaining
about an hour and a half. He will
arrive at Atlanta at II a. NJ.
While in Atlanta the President will
review the militia at Piedmont park.
| make an address and be entertained
ut luncheon. The party will leave At
| lanta at +. NJ. Jacksonville, Fla,
will be reached at 1890 A. NJ. Satur-
| day morning. ana the President will
remain at this point until AS 7. NJ.
During the visit 10 Jacksonville. the
! President will review a military and
| civic parade. make an address and he
| entertained at luncheon by tho Board
| Of Trade The party will then 90 to
| ST. Augustine, where he will spend
| Saturday night and Sunday. Upon
| arrival. the party will be driven to
| the Ponce De Leon hotel where
| brief stop will be made and theme" to
| Fort Marion where the President Will
make an address, after which the party
| will proceed to Masonic temple for
| supper.
Monday and Tuesday will be spent
| in Alabama. the first stop being at
| Mobile. where tho President will ar
| rive at 40 L. NJ. Monday. and remain
two hours. during which time he VIII
make Il speech. Frcm $50 to 1890 n.
| NJ. Tuesday. will be spent at the town
| of TuskeGcc and Tuskegec Institute
from which place the party will go to
| Montgomery. At Montgomery. the
| President will be escorted to the
state Capitol. where he will be well
coined by the mayor and governor
after which he will make an address.
The Presidents train will reach Biz
mingham at 4.45 p. NJ, and a stop Of
two hours will be made during which
the President will make an address
and afterwards visit the State fair
where an address will also be deliver
cd.
Leaving birmingham at 5.45 P. NJ.
1.-THE President will proceed to Little
Rock. Ark. arriving there at 9, the
lpext morning.
During the stay there the President
will visit Fort Logan make an address
IL city park and be entertained at
luncheon.
Leaving Little Rock at p. NJ. the
party will return to Memphis whence
the President, Sec. Loeb and Surgeon
General Rixey will proceed to New
Orleans. the remainder of the party
returning direct to Washington. ThC
President will arrive in New Orleans
at 9 A. NJ. and remain until P. NJ
on his arrival he will be taken for {
sail on the river after which he will
deliver an address and be entertained
at luncheon.
The President will leave New Or
LEANS on lighthouse tender. on whicl
he will pass the night. The mex
morning he will board the cruiser Yves
Virginia to make the return trip t
Norfolk, at which place he Will b
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