New-York tribune., 1906-11-09

gan As the vessel started President Roosevelt
appeared on deck and shouted 'Coodby!" TO the
crowd which had assembled. He appeared TO be
IN particularly good spirits, and remained on
deck until the vessel was out Of sight. AS the
ship passed the lower end Of the navy yard a
Presidents salute Of twenty-cne guns was fired.
The Louisiana will be conveyed TO and from
the isthmus by the aruored cruisers Tennessee
and Washington Aboard the Louisiana is
Lieutenant Frank Evans. son Of Rear Admiral
Evans, who viii utilize the wireless telegraph
apparatus with which the ship IS equipped for
communication with the White House whenever
the President desires It. In this way the public
Will be accurately informed Of the movements
Of the ships Secretary Loeb will give to the
press dispatches which may be received from
the President
THE PROGRAMME IN PANAMA.
The President will spend four days the
isthmus He is due TO arrive at Colon on Thurs
day, November u, and viii be greeted aboard
the ship there by President Amador Of Panama
and Mrs Amador, Chairman shonts and other
officials Of the Canal Commission. A consider
able portion Of that day viii be spent al La Boca
ana Ancon, the train making slow run across
the lsthmus in order 20 give an opportunity to
See the sites and make an examination Of the
work Al La Boca there is 10 be an inspection
o. ne present terminals OF the old French canal
and The Panama Railroad. following which there
VIII be trip 70 nearby islands where the Presi-
Gent IS to see the Pacific end Of the canal in deep
water and its approaches. In the afternoon
mere Is TO be q sightseeing trip around Ancon
Ill., Al Anoon the day is 70 be made a fiesta, -
with the town decorated and Illuminated The
PRESIDENT and his party 10 be driven in car
f-ages through the principal streets, accompanied
on
mace by President Amador. and response by
PRESIDENT Roosevelt. IN the evening the Presi-
cent and Mrs. Roosevelt and others are expected
10 cine with President and Mrs Amador at the
-feslaencia This viii probably be the only
Nne on The isthmus when the President will
.eaFe the Jurisdiction Of the United States. The
programme for Friday and Saturday contenn-
Plates visit 10 and inspection Of all points Of
interest on the isthmus. Including the Culebra
e-l The site of The proposed dam and locks at
Oalln and the present and proposed terminals
oi The railroad and canal at CrisrobaL Sunday
VIII be spent quietly and in the evening the
4afy wIA board the Louisiana and sail for san
-aA Porto iioo. where the vessel is scheduled
20 arrive on Thursday morning. November %
- s1n Juan elaborate preparations have been
''1e Tor the reception Of The President. He Will
imam there one day, starting on Friday. No
''Os' - fer Washington. When the Louisi-
-1 reaches Wolf Trap Light the party win be
-7f.ea % The MayioWer, and proceed 10
0l-.'s'on. where the vessel is due 10 arrive
va tuesday evening. November -.
. p A-e on the isihmus the President win lool,
- -"uiii"hs Affecting the employment Of me-
s-'"!'s information concerning which bas baa,,
5'[-.7a Uy President Gompers and Vice Presi-
49, - t.nHeA "f the American Federation of
f15o--- Ml . cornell talked with the President
eop- PaIuGoiarly about the mHchinists about
l-lqied % whom are now employed on ne
s-.i.-H- Their arral cement into classes ie dif
- ~ Hohn Jhat IN vogue IN the United ST. tas
--i- l.l1aies matters considerably II also
-, N'sea mat the Eight-hour law respecfing
- '-ass ~ labor is being violated and Presi
-, -, roosevelt WAS asked to take up this ana
-1s -i.,,1s "iher matters affecting the housing and
islprtaton Of the men anu