Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
The PRESIDENT And A DISTINGUISHED PARTY
Go 70 JAMESTOWN IER.CENTENlRY EXPOSITION
Gates This Sends Enterprise TO Be Thrown Open Tomorrow President Roosevelt an
1Hga Distinguished Quests Will Be Present Interesting Things viii
and at 1850 President Will Formally OPEN he Show

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Associated Press q Bisnarck ribune
& Norfolk April rs Nth sPresi-
dent Roosevelt as q guest and with
diplomatic and military ohicia1s from
all Of the more important nations Of
the world in attendance, the James
town TerC Centennial exposition VIII
iDe thrown open TO the public tomor-
& row.
Every steamer and every train
reaching Norfolk tonight brought
thousands Of visitors.
The governor OF Virginia has pro
s1aimed tomorrow q holiday in this
y vicinity. Fair ana cool weather is I
predicted and as; details Of the pro-
gram Of the land and water cere-s
4 monies have all been carefully worked
B out, the exposition management Isl
looking forward to the opening tomor-
! row as forming q notable epoch In
! the history Of tidewater Virginia.
President OF for jamestown.
Washing ton, D. e.. April IS Presi-
dent Roosevelt, members Of his family
and d party Of friends left the Wash;
ington navy yard at $40 o'clock this;
afternoon on he yacht flower for q
] visit to the Jamestown exposition;
They arctic return sunday morning
On Sunday the president and Mrs
Roosevelt are to to make a trip up
the James River. on the dispatch
4 boat sylph.
The cong ional party, comprising
al joint committee OF the senate and
I the house and their families, preced-
4 ed the presidential party this morn
Ing; Secretary and Mrs. Metca1f and
others left earlier In the afternoon on
the United States steamship Dolphin
and the plomatic corps, whose
members are to be guests Of the
Jamestown Ter-C Centennial commits
sion, followed tonight. ~
The Presidents Party. 81,
The presidents party was made up
as follows ia addition to himself
Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Roosevelt Mas
ters Archie and Quentin Roosevelt
Justice Moody Of the supreme court;
Secretary Loeb, assistant secretary Of
4 State Bacon and Mrs. Bacon; Assist
ant Secretary Latta, Mrs. Ralph Gross
Johnson, Captain Lee, one OF the
presidents military aides; Capt. Key,
\ one of the presid Tents naval aides;
Lieut.. Commando Long and DR..
Ohnesorg, q. IS. M
"a crowd asse bIed at the; navy yard
4 to meet the distinguished guests OF
the department. President and Mrs.
d Roosevelt, with their children, reached
h the yard about 8 o'clock. They were
\ met by Command ant Leutze and Capt.
Long Of the Mayfower and by a
welcome from buglers Of the marines,
a detachment OF which was drawn up
\ on the wharf AS the president
ascended the gang plank the band
aboard the vessel played the Star
Spang1ed Banner and the presidents
flag was hoisted to the foremost.
1T took but a very few minutes for
D the vessel to be loosened from her
4 rnoorings and the president and his
guests. standing on the after star
board side Of the ship. waved d good
" bye to the crowd
Crowds see Him Off.
AZ the ship pulled out the presi
dential salute Of twenty-one guns was
4 fired While arrangements were be
ing made for the vessed's departure
the crowd among whom were a mum
Der Of children, surged near the ropes
which held her, withstanding the
warning OF the officers. The president
showed deep concern for their safety
and advancing to ran Of the vessel
Z admonished the children to keep back
VIII Open the Expo.
'rhe president will take an I'm
portant part IN the opening 81 the ex
position and exercises incidenta
thereto which are to begin soon aftel
be arrives At Hampton roads tornor
row.
IN the morning there is to be q re