New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29
At WHITE HOUSE AGAIN
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS
UyU Spend Tzco or Three Weeks in
Work at the Capital.
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,--b,rq+ou July 2S--The President and Mrs.
,,oosevelt returned from oyster Bay this after
To- IT, rsscstng the Pennsylvania station at GIG
' ,., svactly on tIrne. They were driven d.
-, - rhe White House. Tie party, which
o-,s+ar Bay at 1870 2. n. consisted
.,a President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss
- roosevelt. Theodore. f., and Kermit. "
-, Roosevelt. the Presidents cousin. his
---,g-,+sr Christine and his son, Philip. ana
.,~r--7s- Russell. son Of the Presbyterian min
go A. oyster Bay. Philip Roosevelt and Alex
- RUSSELL are the companions OF the Presi-
- sons on a trip 20 the St Louis Exposition,
:. e,,,r bcvs leaving the main party ar Phiia-
,Iel-l,la and going West alone in high spirits
..-r.+s-7- Loeb and the whole clerical force
-. executive Offices also accompanied the
president Mrs. Loeb IS to visit friends In Al
- nd 5l5 not 20 with her husband to-day.
DEPARTURE FROM OYSTER BAY.
w.. p-.eidert and his family drove TO the
-, 4-o~, Sycamore EilI,. and We're greeted
-. q large number Of villagers. Before the de-
,,~~-,-e Of the train The President shook hands
~ every one who approached him. and seemed
a. excellent spirits Griffith White. the veteran
ysobr7an OF the village. who has often driven
,ta President 10 his home. was made happy by
- poossvslt calling him 10 him for a parting
chake
,..s,ss and the President. who was standing
~ tre platform Of his car responded by lifting
&c bat while Mrs. Roosevelt waved her hand
kerchief from The car window
There was crowd about the railroad station
q Long Islard City when the Presidents train
arrived AT Il. 10 O'Clock 4 large force Of police
Eept the people back and when Mr.. Roosevelt
slizhred from the car he was loudly cheered-
The President raised his hat and smiled and
bowed 10 several persons he recognized as h
walked 10 the carriage il waiting squad OF
Secret Service men and police surrounded the
carriage, which was an open barouChe. until il
was safely or board the Thirty -fourth-st ferry
boat Garden CRY. Secretary Loeb also rode in
the carriage. and on the box with the driver
was Secret Service man. Seven mounted po-
Hcemea went on the boat with the party.
CROSSING THIS CITY.
Af,er crossing he East River the party vas
escorted across rown by & guard Of mounted
police. and took the Twsnty-third So. ferry 10
Jersey City. Miss Alice Roosevelt said goodby
10 her parents in New-Yo-lz, and the EmeD
Roosevelts also left the party a. that point
Mrs Roosevelt remained three-quarters Of AT
hour IN the city 20 DO some shopping. and Joined
her husband Al Jersey City some time before
TIRE train pulled CUT at lis .. n.
As Nj Roosevelr's carriage drove from the
ferryboat into the station the President was
readily recognized. and was cheered by a crowd
a. the station. He repeatedly raised his hat,
and seemed 10 be well pleased with the greeting
he received. Chief Murphy Of the Jersey city
police and squad q mounted men escorted the
President 10 his private car. At 1910 Police
Commissioner McA5oo and Inspector Cortrigh,,
OF Manhattan. arrived They entered the Presi-
about 10 start.
The run from Jersey City was much like many
similar trips rhe President has made His car
was attached 70 the regular train. which
unusually long requiring two engines TO pull II.
Al Philadelphia q photographer approached the
rear car 70 get q snapshot Of the President. He
aimed his camera through one OF the big plate
glass windows OF the observation end while the
President was eating luncheon Before he could
press the button. however. one OF the Secret
Service men stopped him.
When the train left Baltimore the engineers
Of the big locomotives were six minutes behind
Their schedule. bnt made Up the time on the last
Iorty-three miles Of the journey. The President
seemed TO like the high speed. and al The end OF
the trip thanked the engineers and fremen as is
his custom.
ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON
Captain Loef5er. the doorkeeper. and Colonel
Crook, the disbursing clerk at the White House.
were az the station 10 greet the President and
AIRS. Roosevelt when they arrived.
n New-YOrk the Presidents party vas Joined
by Regis Il. Post. Auditor for Porto Rico. Sec
Rotary Hsrtzen Of the island government has
just resigned. and Ar. Post awaited himself OF
the opportunity 10 present conditions IN the
Island 70 the President.
The President win meet the Cabinet to-nror-
row Postmaster General Payne, who has been
IN Maine, arrived tonight, and nearly every
rnenfber Of The Cabinet is now in the CITY
Mrs Roosevelt viii remain az the White House
tor a week, while her sons are at the ST Louis
lar she then VIII return 10 Sycamore Hi
- IS likely that the President viii not remain
r Washington 50 long as he expected II Is
Ms present intention not TO return 70 Sycamore
iii untL August 20 but he may return as early
as august 10, lis plans depending somewhat on
the weather.