The Washington times., 1905-12-02
President and Other No
tables Gather at
Princeton
ROOSEVELT IS GUARDED
Picked Policemen From AT
Over Jersey Will Watch
Chief Magistrate.

It was a merry crowd that left WASH
ington this morning for Princeton 70
witness the great football game this
afternoon between the Army and ire
Navy. And the jolliest OF them all ap-
peared to be Theodore Roosevelt, PrszI-
dent OF the United States
As II in anticipation Of an exciting
and happy afternoon. he seemed 70 be
particularly CHEEKY and bright Ha
ehatted gaily with various members OF
his party. lie called for a enoenlns
paper and looked quickly 70 see the llrzo-
up OF the two teams
He entered the Pennsylvania station
al 7:45. fifteen minutes before his train
was scheduled to leave. and walked
kriskly to the rear platform o1 she cena-
binatfon drawing-room ana observation
car Rover He Was accompanied by Ma
Roosevelt, Miss Ethel Roosevelt. C.apt-
and Mrs. ". s cowies. Douglas Robin
son, Mrs. Douglas Robinson, and Secret
Service Officer Tyree-
Helped the Ladies.
The President assisted the ladies' 80
the car. and then Ieaped lightly Up tbs
steps. followed by Captain Cowles ara
Mr.. Robinson. The rest OF the Presi-
Genital party came IN twos and threes.
until finally ali were present. with tsls
exception of Miss Alice Roosevelt. Who
decided last ntpht that she would ncE
attend the game.
Theodore Roosevelt, r. and his
younger brother, Kermit, arrived short
~ after their father and mothers Dr.
RExey. Secretary and Mrs Loeb were
right behind them hiss Isabel k1agzaezs
Secretary Root. Miss Root. and Edsara
Root were the last members Of s-ss party
&c arrIve-
The President stood n the observation
room IN the rear o. the ear and grsssed
pleasantly each member OF the party
as they arrived The train left At
o'clock, on schedule tirae- As II pulled
out the President stepped quickly 70
the railing on the rear platform ana
bowed r merry farewell 70 the small
eroup CT newspaper men and railroad
officials who stood on the platform
sRover" His Coach
The special train on which the Presa-
dent Travelled 20 Princeton was made
up OF six Pullman coaches. His OWL
car was the Rover, while the Salvfus.
Irene. Conzuel6. Magdelin. and the
Magnet were used by the private parties
of the Secretary OF War and the secre-
tary of the Navy, and other army and
navy officials.
Secretary Tafts party was early on
hand, but the Secretary himself vas
rather slow IN arriving. II vas 4sas
before he was seen pushing his way
through the crowd, followed BY Miss
Helen Taft and Charlie Taft
In the Secretary's party were MRS
william H. Taft, Helen Tart. Cnarhs
Taft, the British ambassador. MISS
Durand. Miss BOardman. Miss McNii-
Ian Mrs. Audenreid. Colonel Alsshire.
Ms Aleshire. Captain Mcintyre, the
French ambassador, Madame Jusser-
and Captain Hamilton. Mrs Hamilton.
Mrs George ". GoethaIs. Gen John c
Rates Major Edie. Mrs. Edie- Miss
Oliver. Mrs. A. E. Bates. Senator New
lands Mrs. Newlands, Colonel Bronl-
well. Mrs. Bromwel. Colonel Biddle.
The German ambassador. Colonel Ed
wards. Miss AfacVeagh. the Solicitor
General. Mrs. Hoyt. Capt. T. Bentley
Mort Gist Blair. Captain Cosby. Sen
ator Scott. and Mrs. Scott.
Bonapartes Absent.
Secretary and Mrs. Bonaparte were
not able to make the trip. and Assist
ant Secretary and Mrs. Newberry were
the hosts of the naval party. This
party was In the TWO front ears. and
was composed of Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Evans.
Miss Evans, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
George F Converse, Rear Admiral
and Mrs T. 3. Harris, ReaF AdmiraI
washington /. Capps. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Charles ". Rae. Rear Ad-
miraI and Mrs Newton Z. Mascas
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry \.
Manney. Surgeon General and Mrs ?.
NJ Rixey. Rear Admiral and Mrs ~
<. Endicott Capt. and Mrs. 5. B. Dlehi.
Gifford Pinchot. Mr. and Mrs James
P. GARFIELD. Lieut. Com and Mrs 3
s. Wood. Gen. and Mrs. George 3.
Elliott, Com. and Mrs Charles Z Vrse-
land, Surgeon and Mrs Charles d
Stokes. Lieut. Ridley Mclean. Miss
Carrie Newberry. and Mrs. Henry B
Joy and A Victor Barnes, OF Detriets
VINO are visiting the Newberrys-
More than three-Quarters or an houe
before the Presidential train startsz
the second of the TWO special trains
left the station. The first pulled Qua
al O'Clock having on board abous
$50 WashingtOntans- on the first traiH
was a party or Distrlct oIllclals- fore-
most among these was Commissioner
West The other members OF the party
were William TinGalI secretary TO the
board; Capt. J. J.. Morrow, Commits
sioner Bidiie's assistant; e. 3. Hunt
engineer OF highways: Morris Hacksss
slIDerintendent of roads: Z. +. HeIEe.
chief clerk 10 Engineer Hunt. Disbura-
ing Officer Charley Rogers, Francis
NVe Of ;he AssessOr's Office. r. ~
Moss. superintendent Of streets. with 8
promise OF others who have rot yes
answered rollcsl
The second train lert the station as
7:15 and had on board about 20 par