The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
'ROOSEVELT'S
 TRIP SOU Schedule Of Itiner1l
 Furnished.
JoURxsY BEGINS OCT.
Montgomery's Four Charc to See PrcsNeuf. 2
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Advertlssr Burssu. E01 llth 0t., NW.,

Below ia given the schsdule Of rree- ident Roosevelt's itinerary on hle z Southern trip. as furnfshet by tho Southern Railway passenger omces
 to change except after reaching Jack- scnville. Fla. october 12. by which tina the President win decide whether no will TO to New Orleans Leaving out New Orleans the rest of the trip VIII be as given below:
 Montgomery will have ari opportgntey of seeing President Roosevelt and m party four times on tho trip as hes passes goinC to and coming from other points In Alabama.
 Leave washington October 10 af Se;3e a. msy arrive at Ricnmcnd. Va, At 13$eo D. m; leave Richmond at ' D rn.. sr- rive at Raleigh. ". C., at q m. oote- ham at 1:55 p. na.: leave at q D m. af- rive Greensboro 1 D. m; leave at 4:09 D. m, arrive at High Point 4:Sb p mt leave at l:4c D. m. arrive at Charlotte T ?. m: leave at 7:0S D. rn.. arrive et Roswell. Ga. it .. m, October zes a. m. attending State Fair; leave At~ lanta ! D. m.. arrive Macon 10 p. m.s leave 1:os D. nn.. arrive Jessup Ga-s tsto a. m., October 1f. leave at $40 c m s arrive Jacksonville F1a.s 10:3e q nj: leave at <:40 D n; arrtse q Gt. Aus sustihs at . P m. leave st z p In.; ar- rive at Jaeksonvilie again at 7;16 ?. us-s leave at 7:zo D. m.: arrive 1t vaIdosaa. Ga. at io:z5 p. m.. leave it i0:e0 D. nj arrive at Montgomery. Ala. October 13 at $50 a. h.. leave at | a. m.; arrtve at Chehaw $40 a- mi arrive at Tueke- gee st s:so .. pn.. leave at 1o:so .. mt arive at Montgomery at 12 m. leave at 3p, m.: arrive at Birminghan. visiting State Fair, at 4;s0 D. m. leave at s:3e D. m; arrive at Montgomery at 2 D. sEns 2 arrive. at Mobile at 2 q. me October 24. leave at n .. m.ss arrtye n MantG tGnHery al n m. feaxs at t;3o pl m; axtlye s.sl; ss .'!ssss n assys { t ss.ss M os.
 ExS@nees Of Trip,
 Two thousand miles in ten days. or goo miles a day. win be the chief fea- lures of the itinerary for the Presf- dents Southern trip. The President vate car, q baggage car. two sleepers and a dining car. For such service the railroads ordinarily charge about s1b9 a mile, which would bring the ordt- nary charge for such trip for trans~ portation alone up to about $5.0oo. If there are twenty persons In the party. and there are quite that many on tha Presidents train. the cost of meals will be about $50 day or for ten days. $500.
 Thus the ordinary expenses of the trip, if paid for at the .open rate'' that is to say, the rate at which. under the interstate law the railroads would cost would be, at the lowest fiEure. $500.
 The Southern Railway will have charge of the President during his Oc- tober trip. It is preparing to give the finest possible service. and the train probably will be superb affair If this railroad made the nominal road Gazette intimates was the ofSier of the railroad that managed the Press ident's trip to Texas and Colorado. and which was rejected, then the Presi- dents bill for tho journey would be only $500 instead of $5,6oo,
 Inquiries were made today of officers of the Southern Railway as to what the arrangement was that would gov I ern the payment on the Presidents Southern trip. It was said that the arrangements had been made by the executive officers, who were out of the city. but the Southern Railway was very glad to carry the President at the figure that has been agreed on. because it would result fn a larger passenger traffic to the Southern cities than had ever been known before. The statement was made. however. that the President was paying for the train.
 During this tour of the South the Presidents special will go over the tracks of the Southern, the Louisville and Nashville and the Iron Mountain Railroads.
 Since he has been in the White House Mfr. Roosevelt has taken almost as many trips as all the other Presi- dents combined He always travels in a private car.