The evening world., 1906-04-09
ROCKEFELLER,
HIS EXILE OVER,
SEES GRANDSON
Returns from Lakewood
and Goes at Once to
Pocantico Hills.

John y. Rockefeller l. Is back in NV
York state from Lakewood, y. j., get
ting acquainted with the only member
OF the family who has less hair ghan
he. BY this token is meant John u.
Rockefeller III.
Freed at last IRON the haunting fear
OF the process server-a fear that has
kept him Il Observation-Disclosures pris-
oHer In his New Jersey fastness those
three m~onyhs-he came to New York
to-day. gray and peaked. bent and
wriAkled like Il Chaldean brick. but
wearing a smile rlat beGt the smile OF
the policeman IN the advertisement for
observation-disclosures.
only his daughter. Mrs. L. Parmelee
Prentice. and his big Swiss valet. John.
accompanied John -. Rockefeller on his
rip downward. The quietly dressed
woman. the Swapping big servant and
the withered old man got aboard the
Jersey Central train that left Lakewood
at SIS this morning. Right away dozens
OF other passengers recognized Mr.
Rockefeller. although the long upper Up
was foseshortcned by a smile that ism I
seen Ia any OF mis- weii-known pictures
he looked older too-oIdrr and more
Worn. AvVut uie ootneis oil 1le n'VuN'
the skin was plckered Ike cadiy sew
seams. and HIS heavily Added, brood
ing eyes suggested night lamps III SHUT
tered dormer windows.
Dressed in Modish Gray.
he nos q. iAsnioaaU.r uerps, squa.r
.oppea, :. sr"y su.t. s.dS osvFSVAt o.
tAsn.O"aO4v ca1. Oidch iOAr-4h-hih- se'
mIta = AEy pv4l. pa. Ae ea1!'eA '1
..O~~Es.
I'm on ny way 10 my phase u
YOSaatiuO I1..s. s.4d All 4.oCNv4clivs,
oranI.4s sei4a.y uPo!l lac G'c"i.'
ool44 4rpo4,r4, NAo pat "a Quvss4o's .
ann .S 4ic e.AitOtiSd 1SYAIS sAv l go
maii car fiia~Lsha-
NE n~Asnate. A4s daughter and n-
mAnseryant occupied Il aGiteroon o.
the cA coming mo Jersey ClS' a
crowd trained ,nefn through the statlo'-
Shed. focusing all their eyes on tbs
tai. gray-clad figure in the snNet-gfa.
toupee. so mucn staring made hlnl
nervous. He mad been out OF range OF
the curious so .ons. he snooN Ne
head impaticnt.y, his glance uArtne
about rapidly and sharply.
'tuadn't we better cross TO Liberty
street." suggested Mr. Rockefeller, -
they came out into the citation over
in the downtown part OF New No-k
But Mrs. Prentice said the TwentT-
third street ferry was closer. 50 et
crossed that way. With his daughter a.
his sid Mr.. Rockefeller took a scat IN
the ladies' cabin OF the ferry-o1at
There he sat. with one slender 'oot
crossed on tse other. beaming Ike q
ba-wigged lay brother upon nh and
surdry The mems cabin was speolf'
deserted All hands swdrned into t't
ladies' cabin to have n neck az the
man who lodged Hadlcv ~ Missouri
I'm feeling first rate-splendii." he
said 10 a reporter Tor this paper. 1T
looks Ike bad weather. though. doesn':
IT, he Continued In the tone OF one
making sinai talk with a chance ac-
Iuaintance.
Proud Of the New Baby.
Are you going 70 see the new baby p
John ID. the First threw back his
head. opened his mouth and laughed q
nervous high-pitched Iia' hni that
filed the cabin.
I'm not answering questions" he
said. but. I'm proud OF my grandson
The rest Of the interview ran Ike
. Have you any plans for the imme.
date future? A. .vothing TO say my
q How ubout Mi Hadiey-do you.
still fear him? y I'm not talking
q Are You still nervous? A. Me ner
vous? Not at all. I'm never nervous
I'm not talking for publication. that's
all.
a cranky electric truck bore down upon
the group OF which he was the centre
Some OF the others saw u and dodge,
but Mr.. Rockefeller MAS busy answer
Ing questions. \ photographer graspea
him by the arm and drew him sud
denly out OF the way OF harm. urn
ing with a decided start, Mr.. Rookie