Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-18
Ne LEFT WASHINGTON TODAY.
Vbsn Tour is Completed He viii Have
Visited Every State in the Onion
During His Presidency
HsEOS QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
Travels in a Special Train, Manned by
A Picked Crew OF Special
Experience.


washington, oct. lS,-In redemption
of promise given more than a year
ago President Roosevelt started today
m an extended trip through the states
NJ tine south. He will visit in the course
NJ his tour all OF the Atlantic coast
states Alabama, Arkansas ana Lousi-
ana. on the completion Of his trip he
will have visited during his adminIstra-
ton as president every state IN the
Union.
IN order not 20 violate the quarau-
fine regulations of other states, the
president changed his itinerary so as
10 make New orleans the last place ae
should visit 1t is his intention after
spending the day Of the Goth inst. In
that city to board the armOured cruiser
West Virginia and make the return trip
TO Washington by sea. He win make
the trip from New Orleans 10 Norfolk,
Va. on the West Virginia, and tue
Journey up the Potomac river from
Norfolk to Washington in the May
flower
LEFT NJ $3.50 y. NJ.
The president left Washington on a
special train over the Southern rail-
way az $3.50 this morning. In the pres!-
dents party we're Mrs. Roosevelt, Secy.
William Loeb, Jr., Or. =. NJ RiXey, sur
geon-general OF the navy, john 4, Nc
llhenny Of Louisiana, a member ur the
Presidents regiment OF rough riders.
John c. Greenway of Michigan, John
Elliott commissioner Of the interior
FOR Porto Rico, NJ McLatta and John
l. MCGrew, stenographers Henry A.,
SUohmeyer photographer; Col. l. s.
Brown general agent OF the Southern
railway, representatives OF three press
8sssciatIons two secret service officers
and q corps of messengers.
Mrs Roosevelt and Mr. Elliott viii
leave the party at Atlanta after having
visited Roswell the home Of the presl-
dents mother and return TO Washing
ton
While IN Richmond the president WIN
make mn address In Capitol Square, he
entertained at luncheon by the citi-
lens and taken for drive to the points
Of Interest In the city.
SPEECH AT RICHMOND
II trust ! need hardly say how great
F my pleasure at speaking I'm this his
torc capitol of your historic state; the
state than which no other has con-
tHDuied larger proportion TO the
leadership Of the nation; for on the
honor roll Of those American worthless
whose greatness Is not only for the
age but for all time, not only for one
nation, but for all the world. ON this
honor roll Nrginla's name stands
above all others. And In greeting all
OF You. l know that no one will giudge
my saying a special word of acknowl-
eogment to the veterans of the civil
war a man would indeed be hut Il
poor Americad who could without a
lhthl witness the way IN which, i'm city
AFTER city I'm the north as In the south,
VI every public occasion. the men who
Wore the blue and the men who wore
ihe gray now march and stand Shout
Gei TO shoulder giving tangible proof
That we are an now I'm fact as well as
10 name % reunited people, q people
iphniteIy richer because of the price
less memories left to all Americans by
you men who fonbht In the great war.
mink of II, o, my Countrymen!
.llhH of the good fortune that Is oursl
lNdl whereas every other war of mod
rII llm.s has left feelings of rancOr
thd bitterness TO keep asunder the
,,WOaints, our great war has left to
ln' sons and daughters Of the men
VINO fought, on whichever side they
Fought The same right TO feel the Keen
F' PRIDE I'm the great deeds alike of
we Inru who fought on one side and
OF me men who fought on the other
Ht.i though the need OF praise Is
winch d, due the south for the soldicrly
a'or hep sons displayed during the four
years of war ! think thai even great
praise Us due 10 her for what her
lF'l.e nave accomplished I'm the 90
yglIe OF peace which followed For 10
''i|s tne south has made not merely a
Uul'e Gus, but at times desperate
'u.Is'a. as she has striyen for moral
g0l m.terIal well being. Her Success
Na' ue'n extraordinary, and all citizens
VI "1' common country should feel 10Y
"'t Pride IN It. Only heroic people
e'N nave battled successfully against
.N.dluons with which the people lf
' SuOlh found themselves face 20
q. lhe end of the civil war There
' Uren utter destruction and disas-
iNl wholly new business aud So
| ionlems had TO be faced with the
iUutst means The economic and
lUoll fabric had 10 be readusted i'm
,n lnl1sl Of dire want, Of grinding
,'.l The future Of the broken.
,si swept south seemed beyond hone.
ss' " ler sons and daughters had been
,.,tt i her fiber there would In very
u'. nave been no hope. But the men
,., .I" sons of the men who had faced
.u 'tIaierlng front every alienation
IN 'D'I ana evil fortune from Manassas
yU NIPomdtioX, and the women their
yl1 mothers, whose courage and
t,rl'''nee had reached an even higher
o., vi. l,yel-these men and these WON
themselves undauntedlv To tho
'' TASK before them. For 20 yenrs
d,,..l lBsle was hard and al tmes
iT''.'1L Then the splendid anal.
,y,,r.,, w your manhood and
tli 'lnlood told, as they were bound "a
rI.au eng inc wealth Of your eytraordi-
natural resources began 10 be-
,'"n Now the toeminr riches ~,
r-... old Held and factory attest tho
D'Nefiy OF those who arc all tbf
ur1"eI because OF the trials and
A. sVs through which this prosperl
ts5n99 come You stand Loyalty 10 youi
loygiIl' ana memories you also stand
M 3 LOT our great common country
Ebt,[Niy and for our common flag.
sn5 symDollzes all that is brightest
most hopeful for the future OF
tnt,i, you face the new axe I'm tra
Vi the age, Alike In your nj