New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-25
NETWORK INDIANS.

Governor Roosevelt had breakfast At N.
Union League Club yesterday morning u4+n
General Leonard Wood, the Governor-CenersI .,
cuba and they talked over Cuban s-a,-,
About the time they were at breakfast 9 Era
new screamer OF white silk bearing III. nsr,.s
n the Republican candidates, .'AIcKt,Iav ar6
Roosevelt" was set flying at tie top OF the
hzgpole Oh the clubhouse The Governor was
pleased with the compliment conveyed IN thu
rssing q the streamer while he was at the cluh
A6jUrsnt-Generzl Hoffman was at the Climb -
see the Governor IN the morning. and tbay
talked about the affairs OF the National Guar
Of the State, having in mind the possibility MAT
state troops may be needed for duty At Gov
srnor's Island and other important Government
posts IN the State II Il is necessary to with
draw many Government troops for service IN
China To newspaper men later the Governor
said
consulted With General Hoffman reg.-sfns
S-56zbs necessity that war wiz c,r Ee'y o M
create ! wanted 70 know how many men could
re -spl61-y with which they could Be pfac.s n
re fed found everything entirely sattsfsctory
The Governor declined to say anything
further regarding the consultation
Colonel Roosevelt had 4 conversation AZ the
club yesterday morning with Antonio Apache. s
fuu blood Indian, who was educated al Exeter
Governor 70 have charge OF the Indian exhibit
a. The Pan-Anerican Exposition at Buffalo. AZ
Ter his talk with the Indian the Governor said:
one reason why : did not want 20 give " the
Sove--oTship vas that I wanted 10 do Something
for Ire Indians Il this STATE There are about
I've thousand OF them and wanted 10 nave rhei-
lands po-Lonec OF and have them admitted 10
a 6z sPpoFtioa9 Of F he4 iG5 e' 5oms
2;= g. IS e mage &c o. course So mat Il
t--E years on cannot make anything OF Z
lsn ~ carrying him and this i true CT the
I-6-an as = Is Ct the white man The soup kitchen
iaea Is as bad for the one Is for the other
sa181k County and FEED ne men and never let
a-s 9 = nj l q e9 noEA az a5'o n
pendent e SCI OF men as ever existed. Give the
Indians chance and they will make good citi-
You mean Republican -ote-s7" suggested an
auditor
NO. don't mean that altogether They will
make intelligent voters
The Governor was asked 4 he had taken any
steps II the matter Of the American Ice Com
7 an glad you asked ne about that" he
answered = shah send q telegram at once 70
Albany concerning the matter. I understand Il
has been delayed by the necessity OF fling
amended complaint This VIII be fled next Fri
6cT So 7 an informed by the lawyers bringing
From the Union League Club the Governor
went early IN the afternoon 70 have luncheon
Davls's house. No. 81 East Tlfrry-nintf1-gt.
Other men a. the luncheon were the Rev. DR..
Lyman Abbott. Richard Watson Glider. Assem-
b-T--=l Regis H. Post and Afford ". Cooley and
Alderman t1eroe-t parsons Congressr1an Lit
-Gue- and Chairman O6eu Of the Republican
STATE COMMITTEES had been invited TO the lunch
e1l- but they were not abe 70 go MI LltIauer
had another engagement, and Mr.. Odell was too
busy ~ State headquarters 70 60 10 the lunch
con when The time cane and was obliged 70
send 8 message Of regret
Il was said that the luncheon was the result
of z friendly wager which the Governor Won
s-f-e Of
II albany Al $50 p n the Governor left the
city and went % his home az Oyster Bay. He
said ne expected % rest az his home several
weeks. bur might run into The city about once