New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
PRESIDENT CURTAlLS TRIP
NEEDED IN WASHINGTON.
VIII Start for Capital WeeE
Earlier than ,He,Intended.

Glenwood springs. Col. April 27.-President
Roosevelt VIII break camp on May s. a week
earlier than he had intended. and viii start for
washington at once. The only stops he viii
make win be at Denver and Chicago where
the dates FOR his reception have been advanced
70 meet the new arrangement
Secretary Loeb this morning returned from
Camp Roosevelt. where he conferred with the
President all day yesterday. He announced on
arriving here that affairs IN Washington made
It necessary for the President to curtai his trip
That there IS nothing alarming in the situation
1s shown by the faot that the hunt viii be con-
sinued ten days more.
There Is great disappointment in a number
Of Colorado cities and towns along the route Of
the Presidents return trip 20 Washington be-
cause OF his determination TO curtRil his hunt
and start Tor home on May 8. While all invita-
lions to stop at various points not on the
schedule have been rejected by Secretary Loeb.
organizations in these towns have been hoping
that some time would be given 10 them The
announcement OF the change OF the plans made
by Nr. Loeb to-day carries with # the decision
not 10 make any stops except at Denver and
Chicago The party VIII leave Glenwood
Springs at about 4 o'clock on May s. reaching
Denver the same evening After the dinner
there the party Will spend the night on the
train. which will leave Denver over the Union
Pacific at about q m. on May 9. There are
few important places TO be passed through on
that road until Omaha IS reached. Night will
have fallen by that time. according to the
schedule. and the trip across Iowa will be made
81 darkness, and stops VIII be made EXCEPT
such as are absolutely necessary.
There IS much speculation as to the Presi-
dents reasons for cutting short bis visit to Col
O-ado. Secretary Loeb announces that there is
no pressing business reoufrfup fne T0resfSanf'a
attention. but several things are coming up
about the middle Of the month IN which he Is
greatly interested. What these are the secre-
tary would not say. 1t was also said that there
IS nothing in the Venezuelan and Dominican sit
uations that cannot be attended 10 by Secretary
TAFT. Hunters who are with the President be-
lieve he has had enough game to satisfy him,
and viii have more than enough when camp is
broken. They are sure Of getting more bears
and any number OF bobcats where they are. and
after this week they expect 10 move into another
good hunting country about sixteen miles from
GleuwOOd Springs.
The president has taken great delight in his
outing and has been successful He viii have
Secretary Loeb with him few days next week.
and perhaps for day in the present camp be-
fore the West Divide Creek country is left be-
hind The guides have taken a great fancy TO
9lr Loeb, and have promised him bear II he
VIII come out and stay few days. The first
time hA rode 10 the camp the guide told him
cCnddentially. after they had covered several
miles al a rapid clip, that the horse was the one
they always gave to dudes" and he added
6durinely but no dude could ride like you"
~ the six bears killed by the hunters thus far
the President has brought down three and DR..
Alexander Lambert the others. -Four other bears
have been killed by temporary attaches OK the
party ara nearby ranchmen. All the hides will
be mounted rugs
The President and his hunting party Will at
tend church services next Sunday In the little
blue school house." three miles from camp.