The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-30
Charles Warren Fairbanks, who with John l. Grifths will
speak at the Coliseum tomorrow night

Vice President Fairbanks will make
his speaking tour of Indiana on spe
cial train Wednesday. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, October 81, Novem
Der 1, and 3. His itinerary calls fol-
forty-fve speeches In the four days
with night meetings at Richmond
South Bend. Terre Haute and Evans
Vile.
The special train on which the vice
president will make the trip is to be
furnished by the Big Four railway,
and C. c. Clark, general agent of the
passenger department in Indianapolis,
Will H. Hays, chairman of the Repub-
lican state speakers bureau, will be
in charge of the train. State Chairman
Goodrich being unable on account of
campaign matters to go along.
Governor Hanly will accompany the
vice president at least a part of the
way. and will make some speeches.
John L. Grifiths, Congressman James
e. Watson and other members of con-
gress will be on the train and will
make speeches at several places. 1t
is expected also that Mayor Bookwal-
ter, former State Chairman John w.
Gowdy, all the Republican state can
didates and numerous other party
leaders will be on the train. At many
of the places where the vice president
is to speak big all-day meetings will
be held and other speakers will ad-
dress the crowds either before or after
the vice president has spoken.
First Days Trip.
The train will be composed OF three
cars One will be the Pullman private
car Rocket, another day coach and
the third a baggage car. The entire
tour will be made over steam rail-
reads.
The first day will be spent in the
Sixth and Eighth districts, opening at
Shelbyville and ending at Richmond.
The second day will be devoted to
the Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth
districts. starting at Hartford City and
winding up at South Bend. On the
third day speeches will be made IN
the Thirteenth, Eleventh. Ninth, Fifth
and Tenth districts, starting in at
Elkhart and ending at Terre Haute
in the evening. The last day will be
spent in the Fifth, First and Second
districts, the frst speech being made
at Brazil and the last one at Evans
Vile In the evening. The only con-
gressional districts that will not be
touched on this trip will be the Third,
Fourth, Seventh and Twelfth.
The schedule for the four days tour.
as given out by VIII H. Hays, chair
man Of the speakers bureau, is as
follows:
"Wednesday, October 81.
Leave Indianapolis, Big Four. q.
m: arrive Shelbyville, S:35 q. M; dis
lance 27 miles stop. 80 minutes.
Leave Shelbyville, s:55 a. m; arrive
Greensburg. e:15 a. M; distance, FL
miles; stop. Is minutes.
Leave Greensburg, $50 q. m: ar
rive Rushville, 1920 q. m: distance,
10 miles; stop, 80 minutes.
Leave Rushvilie. 1880 r. M; ar
rive Connersville, HIS a. M; dis
lance, IL miles; stop. 80 minutes.
Leave Connersville, HAS a. M; ar
rive Newcastle. 1925 p. M; distance.
26 miles; stop, 80 minutes.
Leave Newcastle, IL: So p. m; arrive
Muncie, 1:25 p. M; distance, IS miles;
stop, / hour 80 minutes.
Leave Muncie, 2:55 p. M; arrive
Parker City, 3:15 p. m: distance. 8
miles; stop, IS minutes.
Leave Parker City, $40 p. m: ar
rive Richmond. 5:15 p. m; night.
Leave Winchester, 4:45 p. M: ar
rive Richmond, Sis p. M: distance,
25 miles; night.
Thursday. November 1.
Leave Richmond. 6:45 a. M: arrive
Ridgeville, 7:35 a. m; distance, 3s
miles; no stop.
Leave Ridgeville. TAO q. M: arrive
Hartford y, Sis a. m; distance, 81
miles: sto Is minutes
Leave Hartford City, $50 a. NJ: ar
rive Marion. 3 a. M. distance, 10
miles; stop Is minutes.