The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-03

Public Part OF HIS Journey VIII End IN Ten
Days, the Rest OF the Time 20 BE ne.
voted 20 . Good Rest and Hunting
Wolves In Texas and Bears IN Colorado.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-President Roose-
Welt will leave Washington tomorrow
morning for the Southwest to be absent
for nearly two months, but what is termed
the public part OF bis trip will end in ten
days. Nearly seven weeks will be devoted
70 hunting and recreation. The President
has made II known that he Ia going away
Tor good rest and that the hunting Ia
merely an incident Of this plan.
He viii be accompanied by Secretary
Loeb. Dr. Alex Lambert. his old friend and
physician; Gen. S. B. NJ. Young, Lieut.
o. X. Fortescue, two stenographers, three
newspaper correspondents and a pho
tographer. Neither Secretary Loeb, the
stenographsrs nor the newspaper men
will accompany the President on his hunt
ing trip.
The party will start from Washin Rton
at A. NJ, In q special train consisting Of a
private car Pullman sleeper and a com
oihatlon ouhet and baggage car, and the
INST oflcially scheduled stop will be at
Louisville, Ky. The President will arrive
there at 0 O'Clock Tuesday morning. With
the members Of his party he will take a
drive through the city and the President
VIII make a public address, Only two
hourH viii be spent in Louisville the special
train leaving for st. Louis at II O'Clock.
There Is no official programme for St.
Louis The train will arrive there at s
O'Clock Tuesday evening and be trans
TERED Immediately to the tracks Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad.
The objective point will be San Antonio,
Tex. The train will make brief stops at
several points in Indian Territory on
Wednesday, and the President will reach
sherman, Tex, at I o'clock in the afternoon.
where he will leave his car. drive TO the
public square and make a brief address.
The train is due to arrive at Dallas at $50
O'Clock that evening, and after a public
address the President will attend a dinner.
The next stop will be at Waco, Tex, on
Thursday, April o. at go in the morning.
the President making a speech. The party
viii reach Austin, the State capital. at
o'clock that afternoon where the Presi-
dent will address the Legislature in joint
session and sfterward the general public
gathered in the Capitol grounds.
The train will reach San Antonio at $50
in the evening, but there will be no public
programme until the next morning The
President will on Friday attend the reunion
OF his regiment, the Rough Riders, and will
review the Regular troops stationed at Fort
Sam Houston, a procession in which the
Grand Army and Confederate Veterans
will take part, take luncheon at the Rough
Riders camp and will attend a dinner given
by the Business Mems Club.
The President will leave San Antonio
at II o'clock in the evening for Fort Worth,
arriving tbere the next morning at Gas
O'Clock and leaving at lO45. The pro-
gramme at Fort Worth includes a drive
and an address. From the sth 10 the 18th
Of April will be spent by the President in
hunting wolves and other animals in the
Panhandle Of Texas. He will then go to
the Rocky Mountains Of Colorado for bear
hunt, lasting until the last week in May.
The arrangements for the return trip have
not been made, but the President is ex-
peoted 20 arrive in Washington on May
81 or %.