New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
PRESIDENTS 4RRIT4L.
Greeted Wnh Cheers at Jersey IHy-
Guarded by DetectiUes and Pohcf.

President Roosevelt made flying trip 70 tili'
CITY Yesterday 10 speak at the meeting III eo,'i
mernoration of the o00th anniversary ol 'ofi,
Wesley's birth. He arrived at the Fe'n'S
vania station In Jersey City at 4:4f p H.. CO.
immediately boarding a Twenty-third-s1 'si.
boat. reached this city a little after ociooh
As he left his special car in the train. run as 4"
second section of the Philadelphia Express ne
shook hands with Engineer Bancroil' anu
touched his hat TO the fireman.
With the President were Commander Co"les,
L s N his brother-in-la law; Surgeon Gelel"i
Rixey, [. s. N; William Loeb, secretary 10 tiie
President and Stenographer Latta AS 'he
party stepped on the freight elevator when tooh
them 10 the carriages passengers ana lolers
who had been waiting to see the FresluehN
crowded close to the little group of Jersey Guy
police and gave cheer. Entering the carriase
where he was greeted by Samuel w BOVINE
the President taken the ferrypoa'. oi
tie trip across he chatted aniInatedly 10 Ills
companions.
on this side six mounted police were wait
ing as we'll as several unmounted men, quick
" surrounding the Presidents carriage the lit
tie procession dashed up Twenty-third-st-. to
Fifth-ave. up Fifth-ave to Fifty-seventh-st'
and to the home Of Mr.. Bovine No. % West
Fifty-seventh-st. Here there were more polce
and four Central Office detectives, as well as
little group OF spectators.
The President dined with Mr.. Bovine and
small party. among whom were BISHOP An
drews Bishop Fowler and Bishop Foss Dr
James NJ Buckley and Mrs. Buckley, the Rev
Dr. Triplev the Rev. Dr. E s. Tipple and Mrs
Triple and DIR. and Mrs Day. When he left
the house with his party the crowd waiting out
side cheered him.
The mounted police escorted the President IN his
carriage 10 the FifysiXth-st. entrance OIL Carnegie
Hall Here was another crowd gathered to cheer
the President. Arrangements had been made py
the police for maintaining order in and at the nall
and Acting Inspector Walsh, Captain schmltt-
berger and l25 policeman on duty around the
streets and inside the building.
President Roosevelt left the hall at s:lo o CLOCK
| and was driven to The University Club at fl1th-
! ave and Fifty-fourtr-st There large crowd
of people waiting outside Of the hall when ne leii
hut thew were kept well in the background oy the
palice When the Presidents carriage reacheo ule
University Club there were about twent!-hye men
on the steDc waiting 10 receive him Win 1hN
Cowles and Secretary Loeb. At tho club ne me :!
President Nicholas Murray Butler OF Coiumola ana
J g. Bishop The three had IA long talk togethef:
discussinc Sec etary Loeb said private affairs OF
10 interest tI.e public.
President Roosevelt left the University Club at
lI-15 o'clock. With him Commander toWles,
were escorted by the two Secret Service men from
Washington and detectives of the Central once
who had been with the party since its arrival
Thev crossed The ferrybOaI New BRUNSWICK,
reaching the PENNSYLVANIA station l. midnight
The party at once went board their train II
consists Of cars-the Elkton and the Presi-
as the third section of No. Al. leaving the station
at 1915 this morning