Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-05-09
ROOsEvElTS AFTERMATH.

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played at the Alvarado yesterday az
ternoon on the arrival of the presiden.
tiai train. also at the Rodey reception.
Central school, Catholic school and the
Commercial club. This kept them on
the move and with the good music
which they rendered, they are to be
Congratulated. The First Regiment
band was also alive TO the occasion.
and kept music going at several con
venient places.
The Fort Wingate cavalrymen. who
acted as President Roosevelt's escort
yesterday afternoon, left at 3 o'clock
this afternoon on their return trip to
Fort wingate While here the boys
enjoyed themselves very much.
Morris Leseney was the conductor
that brought the presidents train into
this city from I.amey, and Barney
Archibald handled the throttle in the
cab OF the engine The train was
much heavier than the limited, and
made the time from Lamy to this
city In one hour and twenty.four min
utes, which was good time. Both OF
these gentlemen are A; In their respec-
tive positions.
President Roosevelt is spending the
day at the Grand Canyon OF Arizona.
He and his party were due to arrive
there this morning in time for break
fast The stop was to have been made
at the Bright Angel hotel at the head
OF Bright Angel trail. but the president
will not descend into the gorge. A
special train from Phoenix bearing
Governor Brodie's staff and prominent
citizens was due to arrive at the can
yon this morning. A second train
bearing people from Flagstaff and
| other points east of williams was also
| run to the CANYON this morning and
l several thousand Arizonians greeted
the president there today. The stop
/ at the canyon Is the only stop the pres
| dental train will make in Arizona.
Frank Lord, a member of the press
agents who accompanied the presi
dents train and not mentioned In the
list published. represents the New
York Sun service Mr.. Lord said that
the ovation the president received In
Albuquerque surpassed any that have
been given since the tour began.
Rev. George Leo Patterson OF Gal
Iup had the pleasure OF meeting Pres
ident Roosevelt yesterday. They both
arc graduates OF Harvard. His mother
Mrs. Minnie Ward Patterson. also me
Nj the president.
HI Judge Baker said in the speaker
stand: Follow Citizens--We are hon
ored today by the presence OF a maj
that occupies the highest position II
the world OF men His honesty. abilit.
and courage fills that position chucl
| full I call upon the Honorable b.
III Rodey. our delegate In congress. u
formally present you to our distir
guished guest"
rat Garrett. who Ii the collector O
port at El Paso. met the president a
Santa Fe. and accompanied him to A
buquerque. En- route 10 this city. Nj
Garrett iunehed with the president
and. OF course, he was delighted Nj
Garrett returned to El Paso last nigh
President Roosevelt. at Santa II
asked for Colonel II. T.. Twitchell. an
this gentleman had the pleasure G
riding with the distinguished CUES
from the territorial capital to this cit!
An incident, not on the program
happened at the local DEPOT yesterda
afternoon after the presidential trai
had halted. The president was
a party OF gentlemen. who had jul
left the rear coach, and Judge Bake
vas busy introducing the president
the members of the local receptio
committee. The president had shake
the hand OF Delegate Rodey and wa
about to reach for the hand OF ex-De
egate FERGUSON when woman ste
ped over the ropes and rushed into u
crowd. shaking the hand OF the pres
dent. on stepping back over the roI
the man who was with her remarked
Bravo You are all right"
T. J. Shinick was about the last ms
to shake hands with the president. l
had no chance during the afternoon
meet him, as he was on the go all u
time. When the president saw his o
Oyster Bay business card OF 1877
which read Wright a. Shinick. Ca
rlage Builders Oyster Bay. Long
land" the president was great
pleased. and. clasping Shinick's han
said he remembered him well. and W
glad to see an old Oyser Bay man
In this fine country. Shinick gave hi
a little present for his sick boy Arch
II was a large photo OF Aztec ca
raised by the Indians. and the on
two hairless cats known in captivi'
Both the President and Secretary Lo
was greatly pleased with the pictu
Shinick was ten years In Oyster Bi
At the local depot yesterday aft
noon Just before the train pulled
for the west stood Mrs. M. G. Turn
and her pretty little daughter at
rear platform OF the presidents G
The little lady carried bunch of pr
ty flowers. and when the preside
put In an appearance they were p
sented TO the distinguished guest 7