Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
WASHINGTON
WELCOMES
ROOSEVELT
Thousands Of People Line
Pennsylvania Avenue
NO MUSIC But Tue CHEERS
OF ADxIRING MULTITUDE
National Capital Extends Enthusiastic
Greeting 70 the President as he
Returas From Summer
Vacation.

Washington. Sept. 80. Thousand.
Of his fellow citizens turned out x
welcome President Roosevelt ii tht
national capital Inns evening and made
! his homecoming ali occasion for al
ovation from the time he was sightcl
on the platform Of his car until lie
passed within the doors Of the white
house. There was no sound Of music
but the sweeter melody OF the cheers
Of The assembled people made the ali
ring with "HurrahsH as his carriage
passed slowly up the avenue. The
president was deeply touched by the
welcome, ard especially by its spon-
taneitg
1T was awfully kind Of them ID
come and greet me- he remarked tc
some friends at the White house. "ann
! WAS deeply. deeply touched by theh
welcome.e
The presidential train came into the
station AT 619 o'clock. On@the plat
form was assembled dozen ormore
officials. At their head was Mr.. West
the district commissioner. who was IL
charge Of the arrangements for the
welcome and who was the first to
shake the presidents hand as he
stepped from the train. with the
president were Secretary of state Root
and Mrs. Root. and Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw At the station were
Secretary Hitchcock, Postmaster Gen
eral Cortelyou Mr.. Quesada. the Gu
ban minister. DR., Rixey. surgeon gem
eral of the navy: Mr.. Palmer. thf
marshal for the District of Columbia
and others. Al mighty cheer went vi
as the crowd inside the station caught
sight Of the president. which was TAX
en- up nv the crowds outside OF the
statlou aila passed along the line q
the president WAS recognIzed. Iie
Hneolg lsaHsA first wsllE the tsn4ise.
nsAmBeFs Il and other officials: then
giving Mrs Roosevelt his arm. he
walked slowly to his carriage. which
was waiting at the Sixty-sixth stree,
entrance AH he reached the engine
the president thanked the engineer fal
his yafe trip. and stopped to shake hi
hand
In the carriage with the presiden'
were Mrs. Roosevelt, Ethel Kermit
and Quentin. Quentin sat on the boy
With the coachman.
The cabinet ana other members o.
the party followed in carriages &C
eempanying the president TO the
White house The president frequent
" arose and bowed to the cheerinf
crowds on both sides Of the avenue
ana during the latter part of the drive
the .'Hurrnhse became so enthusiastic
that the president stood most Of The
time. Mrs. Roosevelt was greatly
nieased with the greeting. and her face
was radiant as she bowed right and
left
Not since the last Inauguration day
has PENNSYLVANIA avenue held such 2
crowd az lined Il from the station to
the White house. Heavy cable
stretched the Whole length on hntf
sides kept the crowds on the Sidewalks.
street cars were stopped and vehicles
were halted In the side STREETS as thf
party came up the avenue. From
every fiagpnIe andsfrom many Windows
haEs were aapping in the cool even
Ing breeze.
a brilliant scene greeted the presl-
dents eye as be reached the White
house. The mansion was itlumlnatee
from basen1eff TO attic. bathing the
whele white structure with a radiant
glow.
THE president received a great cheer
~ he passed the line of Grand ARM
of the Republic veterans who stood a.
attention N front Of their hall OF
Pennsylvania avenue, The president
acknowiedged the greeting With 2
bOw and 4 cordial wave Of the hand
Dove af Peace nt Oyster Bay.
OYSTER BAY. Sept. 30.--With the
! cheers and good wishes Of nelghhafs
Zsind friends following him, Presiden'
Roosevelt. his vacation ended, lefl
al1xster Bay this morning for Washing
fan. Throughout the village. the
|kdiIdlnas we're decorated. anu Audrey
avenue. through which the president
Dassed. was hung with large AmeficaA
|sflaea ct intervals of twenty feat Al
lhe entrance 10 the waiting room q
the railroad station a white dove with
%aufstfetched wings perched on an
AinArIcan shield, had beSn places.
Henaath the emblem was the w9rd
2peaeee The whole was entwinea
with the colors of Russia and japan.
scores ot school children were massee
about the platform and twenty yQune
women attired IN white sang God Be
with you Till We Meet again The
president was accompanied by Mrs
Rooseyelt and children.
: The president from the rear plat
form. made few farewell remark'
10 his friends and nelRhhors. White
the president and family were being
driven 10 the depot. the rear axle
broke and the back partDf the wagon
settled down. The hody Of the wagon
did not fall To the ground. The eoaeh-
Man st0pped the horses 1mmediately
and the party proceeded il borrowed
wagon.
Dlpl0mats Return 10 vashlngtoil
Washington. Sept. 80. .-TiaroH hoF'
en-. the Russian atabaesador, the bar,
ess and their daughter arrived to.
night from Magnolia Mass aHa
Tconened the embassy here.
NJ. 1uaaerand. the French anhasza
dor. aiao arrived here tonight.
Anderson Flrea From service.
Washington. sept. 10 The der9ft.
5neuf Of commerce and labQr today dis
missed frnm the inluigfAtion service
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