Show LOMKINLEYS TRIP WEST Itinerary r of f the t Presidents Visit to Twenty ib i Three States and Territories Finally Arranged f i < I l I I 1 Jbistance Traveled Will Be About 10500 MilesWill Touch the Gulf r of Mexico the Pacific Ocean and the Great LakesHe Will Spend Sunday June 2nd in Salt LakeWill Visit Ogden the Monday Following I tL I Washington April 13T1ie Prcsl jdent Mrs McKInlcy and party will tR leave Washington by I the Southern railway Monday morning April 29th at 1030 oclock for a lour to thc Pacific 7 Pa-cific coast and return covering a period ic1 pe-riod of between six and seven w6cks I They will havc a train consisting of 1 a private car for the President and Mrs McKinley two Pullman com ijrtmcnt cars two Pullman sleepers a dining car and n combination car Col L S Brown general agent 0 the 1 Southern railway will accompany the party from here to New Orleans and 3i from New Orleans to Portland Or i fc the party will be accompanied by E C McCormick passenger traffic manager iI man-ager of the Southern Pacific lines 5 PERSONNEL OF PARTY 1 The members of the Cabinet will accompany 0 ac-company the President with the exception ex-ception of Secretaries Cage and Root and AttorneyGeneral Knox the personnel per-sonnel Including Secretary and Mrs Hay PoslmaslerGeneral Smith and MlsB Smith Secretary and Mrs Long r Secretary and Mrs Hitchcock and Secretary and Miss Wilson Miss Mary Ifr Barber Henry T Scott Mr and Mrs C Charles A Moore Secretary and Mrs Cortelyou Dr and Mrs Rlxey Assistant i Assist-ant Secretary Barnes l1 A Dignan j several stenographers representatives of the press associations three Illustrated t Illus-trated weeklies the Washington dallies and probably a representatives of the press of San Francisco The party will also be accompanled toy Mr Ma j roan manager oC the Western Union Telegraph company at Washington I and Mr Rlbble manager of the Postal z Telegraph and Cable company I The train will arrive at Memphis p Tenn at 130 I p m Tuesday April I t 30th A slay 61 several hours will be j made Ih Memphis J STOP IN NEW OBLEAN5 tl c The party leaving there during the illght for > Icw Orleans going by way ot VlcksbUrg and Jackson reaching 4 New Orleans at 430p m the 1st t May and remaining tnera Until C pin r p-in the following day On the evening of May 1st the President will attend a banquet and will probably deliver l short address On the 2nd the party 11 will go for a drive visiting In Its I course the Cabllo the old building which was the scat of the Spanish and French Government and which witnessed wit-nessed the transfer oC sovereignty from Spain to France and from France to the United Stales After luncheon a boat ride will be taken on the Mississippi THROUGH TEXAS THROUGH The next stop will be at Houston j Tex on the morning of the 3rd Later dat In the day a stop will be made at L Prairie View to accommodate the colored r col-ored Industrial college located there 3 and from here the train will go to Austin arriving at I oclock In the r afternoon and leaving at 10 oclock for San Antonio where some hours will I be spent the following day Sunday the Sib and Monday morning will be spent In El Paso From El Paso the party will go byway by-way of Marlfopa Ariz to Phoenix J reaching there early In the morning of May 7lh and remaining until late In the afternoon devoting part of the 4 time to an Inspection of the wonderful gg system of Irrlgatlnn which Is I In opera TJ tion In the vicinity of Plioenlx IN THE GOllDEN STATE Wednesday morning May Sth the coP President and party will arrive at Rcdlands CaL where they will be met by the Governor of California thl CalfOIIa and oth F pr prominent officials and citizens Several hour will be spent at Red lands Los Angelef will be reached In the afternoon and thick party wjll remain Et re-main there until the morning of May ± 30th On Friday Hnnta Barbara and Fan Luis Oblspo will bo visited the thj train arriving at Del Monte during the 1 night Salurday and Sunday will be spent a Del Monte and on Monday b morning the train wll leave for San lofli going by way of Santa Crux whore some hours will bo occupied In ii a visit to the Immenpc redwood treis which are to bo found In the vicinity Han Jose will be reached at 230 p I m 4 ant the night will be spent there the party going to Pan Francisco the following L fol-lowing day by way of Palo Alto and f Uurllngame arriving In San Franc oat o-at 4IO p m Tuesday May Hth and uc remaining until tho following Monday STAY IN SAN FRANCISCO I The President will be met at San 4i Francisco by the Mayor and citizens tomnilllPf The programme for the 4 Hlay there Includes a public reception bi that night and a visit on Wednes ei lay to the University of California and Oakland j on Thursday a visit to Mount Tamalpals and a reception of IvailoiiH societies In the afternoon Vhur8liL ij night the President will at r F Jenr Ihu banquet of the Ohio society if Frldn mpjnlng a school childrens re nYrl1J jl Iceptlon wjUljbe hold and tho President t bt gand parly4wlll visit Ocean bench In fi Ethp afternoon a reception has beon ar I 111i MnKed by the Knights Templais Sat piirday morning Will witness tln > Rlaunohlnsr of the battleship Ohio i E Which Is the objective point of the L Presidents trip Following the launch i IIK the > party will attend a luncheon k tal the Tnlon League Hub and at night f Rwlll be held the citizens banquet Jf i START FOU OREGON w Sunday will bt spent In real and on BJlonda > morning the party will leave J 1 feban Francisco for Portland Or stop rlntj about two hours nt Stockton and Handing the evening at Sacramento lonlnl IT Hrltr r stops will b l > e made the next day i I y Ucddlng Slswon and Ashland and F lcm Or which will be reached ont f I on-t of Wednesday May 22nd f 1 I h lUt party xviii remain hpro a few ours and vihi that > f rl tl wil reach Portland t afternoon at r little after 2 oclock U 1 fN WASHINGTON STATIC i j m 1hlr day morning thp 23rd the PrOs Kf i int will leav Portland at 0 oclock cj > J lw Tacoma going by way of Chehalls Cenlralia nnd Olympia slopping about an hour at the State capital and reachIng I reach-Ing Tacoma late In the afternoon The night will be spent In Tacoma and the following morning a boat trip will he laken on Puget sound ending at Seattle Seat-tle at about 2 p m The remainder of the day the party will stay In Seattle I I and late that night will leave for Spokane Spo-kane l going by way of Ellcnsburg North Yakima 1 Pasco Wallula and Walla Walla Sunday they vlll remain ig Spokane and on Monday the President I Presi-dent will probably go for a drive nnd a visit to Spokane Falls S VISI TO MONTANA The party will eave Spokane at 2 p m and arrive at Butte early the next morning The morning will be spent In Butte and Helena will be leached late In the afternoon After several hours In Helena the train will run to Cinnabar d rip = the night and the following fol-lowing morning the party will be taken by stageto Yellowstone park Between Iwo and three days will be spent In the park and If the weather Is favorable n visit will be made to thc canyon of the 1 Yellowstone Leaving Cinnabar on tho evening of Friday May list the President Presi-dent will arrive at Anaconda early the next morning and a short visit will be made there to the copper mines IN ZION SUNDAY JUNE 2ND From Anaconda the route will be through Idaho by way of Pocatcllo to Salt Lake City where Sunday Juno 2nd will be spent Leaving Salt La ke City at noon on Monday the party will go to Ogden and make a short visit there leaving at 4 p m The followlne morning Glenwood Springs Colo will be reached ant a few hours will be spent there the train leaving sufficiently early to teach the Royal Gorge before dark and arrive a Denver early the next morning Tho morning of lhe 5th will be spent In Denver and during the afternoon I durlnS the train wjll be run up to Cheyenne for a few hours returning by way oC Denver that night to Colorado Springs Thursday and part of Friday the 6th and 7th the part will be in dGoJQr dL Springs and ID lhe course of the visit there a trip will prpbably be made to Pikes peak and the Garden of the Gods 1 THROUGH KANSAS The party will Jqnvo I Colorado Springs Friday afternoon making I short stop at Pueblo and passing the next day through Junction City Topeka Lawrence Law-rence Baldwin and Ottawa Kan making mak-ing brief stops nt those points and arriving ar-riving at Kansas City at about 5 oclock In the evening r Sunday June nth and the morning of June 10th will be spent in Kansas City In the aflornoon the party will go Sl Joseph and remain there for several I hours leaving at 9 30 p l in for Chicago On the way to Chicago the following morning brief stops will be made at Davenport and Moline and the President Presi-dent will visit the arsenal at Rock Island Isl-and 1 is expecled the train will reach Chicago about 330 p mt and tiC President Presi-dent will probably attend 0 banquet there leaving l at night for Buffalo i where he is to visit 1 the PanAmerican exposition Thursday the 13th will be spelt at the exposition and late In the afternoon the party will go to Niagara I Falls remaining there the following day leaving Friday night at 10 oVlock and returning to Washington by way of the Delaware Water Gap and Philadelphia Philadel-phia The time set for reaching Washing Wash-ing via the Pennsylvania railroad is j p in Saturday June 15th WILL BE LONG TOURNEY The total distance traveled will be about 10500 miles crossing twenty three States andTerritories and touchIng touch-Ing the Gulf of Mexico the Pacific ocean and the Great Lake Twenty seven railroads are embraced In the Itinerary Wherever feasible the Stale capitals will be visited Local pro grammes are arranged covering the cjtles n which extended stops arc inade1 A feature of the trip wjll ht 1 substitution oc drives for receptions Uius more fully accommodating tho people than would he possible at a short reception The reception commit lees will be received at tile cities they represent the various local cqmmlltees haying I cordially cooperated In Ibis re spitfl as well as in others In an on deavjr to make the Journey of the President and his party a most enjoyable enjoy-able and interesting one While the President may make short addresses at several of the largest cities and some of the cOlleges nnd universities universi-ties It is not at all likely he will make ns many speeches us have been delivered I de-livered In the course of previous trips |