Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-13
Arrangements Are Being Completed to Transport the Nations Chief Exec utive to a New Location.
OFFICIALS ARE ALERT
High Operating Men of Iron Mountain Left for 'Newelton Today to Make Necessary Arrangements for Safe Conduct of the Chief Executive.


 dent Roosevelt will move his location in Louisiana tomorrow, Sunday, in the hope of having better luck in his quest of bruin. This information was received this morning from Louisiana and later it was ascertained that the Iron Mountain has perfected all ar engagements for moving the Presiden- tial train from Stamboul, La., to an- other location tomorrow morning. General Manager Albert w. Sullivan came in from St. Louis this morning and was in conference with General Superintendent Albert De Bernardi for some time, after which he pro- ceeded to the Barring Cross shops for the purpose of thoroughly inspect inb them, pending the arrival of the time to depart for Louisiana.
 A special train carrying the operat- Ming officers of the company left the 'Sapion Station just before the noon .ASM for the run to Stamboul. The NlyJBl( k from that point to Newelton, 40 XWAs from Stamboul, will be careful Ginspected- by MT. De Bernardi both tonight and tomorrow before the movement is begun. He will carry , pilot train over the line, just ahead of the Presidential train, to see that all is in readiness and safe for the transportation of the President.
 At the general offices of the sys- tenn in this city no information would be given out today regarding the movement of the train. This was the case when the President was moved from Memphis to his present loca- tion in Louisiana But the above facts are known to be accurate and that the Presidential train will leave Stamboul tomorrow at 10 o'clock or whereabouts for the run to Newelton. ANewelton is a small station on the Memphis, Helena and Louisiana Rail- way, owned by the Iron Mountain, and to this point the President will pro- ceed, and thence into the dense cane ], brakes and forests near there In ''search of the bear which has thus far evaded the executive eye.
 When the President moved from Memphis to Louisiana General Super intendent De Bernardi proceeded down the M., H. and l.. line just in advance of the presidential train blocking the train at each telegraph office. rms official was on the alert throughout the night and at each telegraph office he was notified of the progress of the train bearing the illustrious traveller. When the pilot train arrived at one station before the presidential train arrived at that just behind the gen. < seral superintendent remained there until it was reported, and then pro- ceeded to the next. In like manner. when the Presidents train arrived at a station before Mir. De Bernardi re- ported from the station in advance no move was made until he so reported. e This same precaution will be observ- SIed on the trip tomorrow, it is stated,
 nd all is now practically in readiness o'move the train in safety.
 MT. De Bernardi today refused to fiscuss the matter with any except interested officials of the system, and hen in the most guarded manner. All ne operating officials are keenly
 live to the necessity for moving this
 ain with dispatch and safety, and 1t
 said that when the distinguished asltor reached Iron Mountain. rails
 II officers and employees were notified
 lat no excuse would be taken for any
 lllure to carry out instructions to
 le most minute detail.
 heports from Stamboul today say
 President and party are in most
 cellent health, and enjoying their