The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-18
ROOSEVELT 7
|T|NE RARY
Traveller Will Leave
Egypt for Naples
on March 80

Aodhamed. Soudan. March 1S.-
Colonel Rooseyelt's European timer.
ary has been definitely determined
upon with as much exactncss as IL is
possible to make 1t In advance. and
was first announced today. The for
hre President will arrive In Rome on
Aprii Srd; in Paris April 81; In Ber-
lin Mty s. and in London the follow
In 10Th or nth
In several instances Colonel Roose-
yelt will arrive at one city on the
same day that he leaves another but
counting each portion of the day as
a whole day, IL may be said that he
WIN spend week In Paris. week In
, Berlin, four days in Rome, three davs
IN Genoa, Vienna and Buda Pest, two
days in Brussels, The Hague and
Christiana and a day In Rotterdam,
Hamburg, Copenhagen and Stockholm.
The special train bearing Colonel
Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt and Kermit
and Miss Ethel and others OF their
Immediate party Is lue at Wady Halfa
late tonight, Here n special steamer
Will be taken for Shellal. A ylslt Will
be made TO Assouan and LUXOR. At
the latter place the train de luxe on
the Soudan government railroad will
be taken for Cairo. where the party is
duo on Thursday.
AS already announced, the Roose-
volts will sail from Alexandria on the
steamer Prin2 Heinrich, March both,
for Naples. where the steamer Is due
on April End. Early on the following
morning the Americans Viii proceed
TO Rome, where they will remain until
the 9Th. when they VIII go TO Spezia
for days stay. The Sth and 9th Will
be occupied in a leisJrely trip over
the fifty miles from Spezla to Genoa.
After two days in Genoa the party
VIII proceed for Vienna. arriving
there on the 18th The Auotrian cap
ital Will be left on the eth and two
days VIII be given over TO a visit TO
Buda Pest, the Hungarian capital On
April Goth the Oriental express will be
taken for Paris The program pro-
videS for a visit to Brussels ION the
26th. and Colonel Roosevelt may re-
main over one day before proceeding
for The Hague. in which case he VIII
remain at the home OF the peace tri~
bunal until May 1st On the latter
day an hours stop will be made at
Rotterdam. and Hamburg VIII receive
flying visit on the day following
Copenhagen should be reached late
In the afternoon of MAY 2nd, the de-
parture for Christiania being made
that night The stay at the Norwe
gian capital is in dought, but will
probably from the 3rd to 5th, permit
ting arrival at Stockholm on the even
ing Of the latter date. Colonel Roose-
welt will return to Christiania In time
TO sail on the Sth for German, and he
Is due in Berlin on the 9Th.
The date OF hs departure from the
German capital Is in doubt but he eX-
poets to leave there on the 10th. ar
riying Ia London on the following day.
though 1t Is possible that his visit TO
Berlin VII be extended one day be-
yond the schedule.
Roosevelt and his party arrived
here this forenoon In a special car
over the Soudan glvernment railway.
Most of the trip thus far from Khar-
toum, which was left at 9 o'clock last
night, was made in the night. but the
early hours OF today afforded sight |
of a considerable stretch of country.
Colonel Roosevelt expressed him
self as astonished at the luxury OF
railway travel through a desert and
spoke of the railway system and Brit
ish enterprise In colonization which |
was able TO conquer all difficulties.