Evening journal., 1905-10-23
THE PRESIDENT IS
now IN ALABAMA
His Special Train Will Ar
rive at Mobile Late This
Afternoon
SPENT SUNDAY At ST. AUGUSTINE
speolal . The EvenIng Journal.

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Ozark. Ala. Oct 2S.-President
Roosevelt's special train after its night
run from St. Augustine. Fla, crossed
the line from Georgia to Alabama today
and the Presidential party will be kept
busy within the borders OF this State
until tomorrow night.
All through the early morning hours
when the train was making its way
toward Mobile, from Valdosta, Ga, af-
ter a few minutes stop in the late part
Of the night, the special ran slowly on
a schedule arranged to ensure the Pres
ident a maximum OF rest during his
sleeping hours.
Under the program arranged for to-
day the President will reach Mobile
at 4.3O o'clock this afternoon and will
remain there two hours, during which
time he will make a speech and be
taken on a drive about the city. Leav-
ing there his train will proceed to Tus-
kegee. where his special is scheduled to
arrive early tomorrow morning after
layover at Montgomery from mid
night until 7.3J a. m.
LEAVES ST. AUGUSTINE.
The President left St. Augustine at
4 8 o'clock last night after day Of COM
& parative rest i'm the old city. He spent
most Of the day about the Ponce de
Leon Hotel. with a brief visit to church,
d ride around the quaint old city and a
& boat trip and bath off Anastasia Island,
which is a narrow strip Of sand reach
ling parallel to the shore half a mile
Nfrom ancient Fort Marion. The Ponce
de Leon Hotel, where the President and
his party were entertained. was opened
solely for .e purpose Of showing him
due honor in the oldest city of the
United states.
AS soon as he went away the lights
were put out and the huge gates were
4 closed. the fountains were drained and
he house went back TO its summer
sleep. to remain still and dark until the
middle Of January.
The Rev. James Coffin Stout, pastor
Df the Flagler Memorial Presbyterian
& -hurch. preached i'm the morning upor
he text: worthy the lamb that was
Hlain." He made no reference to the
& president except in his prayer The
read of tn est Augustine Board OF
5rrade claimed the President after the
+ lervices were concluded and drove hin
round the city for hair an hour.
GREETED SCHOOL CHILDREN.
The President dined at the hote
Filth the members Of the party and a
o'clock. accompanied by Messrs
sreenway and McIlhenny who are hi
uests on the rtip and a local boatni
1xpert. went for launch ride and
ip fin the salt water. BY special re
uest the President stopped for a min
te at Fort Marion. where a crowd o
nree hundred school children had beel
atiently waiting to see him for az
our or more. A large throng Of ciu
EMS. white and black. young and old
Dllowed his carriage to the beach, ant
sading the van were most of the 81
ugustine policemen
In his speech yesterday at Fort Mar
n. the President dwelt on the sub
sct Of Good Citizenship" and the aim
nd objects of this government.
"This republic is not and never sha
the government of the plutocrat.
said: this government is not an
lever shall be the government Of
lob. It shall remain as it was founde
the beginning. a government of jus
ce through the form Of law, a gov
-nment whereia every man is guaran
sed in his own rights and is forbidde
wrong his neighbors"