The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-04
THE PRESIDENT.
Will Be Absent on Hunt.
ing Trip at Least
Two Months.
ITINERARY PUBLISHED

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washington d. c., April 2.-If high
authority is to be fully credited, Pres
ident Roosevelt will be absent on his
trip in the southwest and west. at
least two months or over. One Of
these will be given over TO hunting.
He will leave tomorrow morning,
enroute to the rough riders reunion, at
San Antonio, on the 7th. The timer
airy which was issued from the White
House tonight notes the end Of the
public trip at Fort Worth, April 8.
The itinerary disposes Of what prom
ised to be the most interesting feature
of the presidents trip, as follows:
"The president will spend some days
hunting in the Panhandle of Texas
and will then go to Colorado, for a
hunt of several weeks duration. No
plans have yet been made for the re-
turn to Washington"
The Colorado outing will last at
least five weeks. 1t is Mr.. Roosevelt's
purpose to as nearly as possible lose
mountain Businesses of that state,
where he can rough it as he did in the
days of bronco busting.
He has looked forward to this outing
for months. Secretary Loeb and his
clerical force will be stationed at a
convenient point, where communica-
tion by wire can be had when deemed
necessary. The inde6niteness Of the
itinerary in Colorado is due to moth
ing else than the wishes of the presi-
dent to be free to extend his outing
IL he chooses.
The official itinerary as issued from
the White House, is as follows: The
president will leave at a. m. over the
Pennsylvania railroad, DR.. Alexander
Lambert, General S. b. M. Young,
Lieut.. g. r. Fortescue and Publish
ers Press representative will be in
eluded in the party of ten.
The first trip will be made at Louis
vile, Kentucky at 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning The president and party will
pass in concession through the city
and the president will make an ad-
dress. The train will leave Louisville
at II o'clock, pass through st. Louis
at p. m and at that point, take the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road for
San Antonio A few short stops will
be made in Indian Territory on We'd
nesday. At Sherman, Texas, where
the party will arrive at p. m. the
president will leave the train, drive
to the public square, and make brief
address. Dallas will be reached at
$50 p. m. and after public address,
the president will attend a dinner.
The next stop will be at Waco. on
Thursday, April at $3.50 a. m. The
president will speak briefly at Waco.
He will reach Austin at 2 o'clock
session of the legislature at the cap
itol and later speak to the public on
the lawn of the capitol. The train will
reach San Antonio at $50 p. m.
Thursday but there will be no public
program until the following morning.
gThe object of the president in visit
ing San Antonio is to attend the re-
nnion Of his Spanish war regiment.
Exercises have been arranged which
zwill fill the entire day, including a re-
view of the regular troops at Fort Sam
Houston, procession In which the
Grand Army and Confederate veter-
ans will take part, luncheon at the
rough riders camp and dinner by the
business mems club. The president will
leave at II D. M for Fort Worth, ar
riving there the next morning at 9:45
and leaving at 1915. The program
for Fort Worth will consist of a drive
and an address. Then will come the
hunting in the Texas Panhandle, and
In Colorado.
PLANS FOR A WOLF HUNT.
Lawton, Okla, April 2.-Although
President Roosevelt seeks isolation
from the world in his plan to hunt
wolves for week in the immense In
dian reserves in Southern Oklahoma,
the citizens Of that section of the ter
ritory have planned that he shall view
and participate in one of the biggest
wolf drives ever pulled off in the
southwest.
The president will be given horse
and will take part in the final rush af-
ter the wolves have been corralled.
.a During the presidents seclusion
troops of cavalry from Fort Sill will
patrol the fences of the reservation
and will permit no one to enter except
those who may be designated by Or
der, r~