Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-26
SAYS ROOSEVELT
 WON'T RUN
Very Affable During Stop Of Train At Albuquerque, But Alice Remains Secluded Un- til Cars Start
Albuquerque Jcurnal.)

T do not think t a possibility that President Roosevelt will again be a candidate. As for Mir. Taft's candi- dacy and the presidential situation, have nothing to say. I must decline to talk about the nolitical situation just now. have been away from home for some months and until 1 re turn to Ohio do not care to discuss political matters"
 The speaker was Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, who. with Mrs Longworth, formerly Alice Roosevelt was in Albuquerque last night for forty minutes whsfe the Santa Fe's Chicago limited stopped here The Longworths are returning to Cincinnati after a three months tour of the west in the course of which they have visited Hawaii and are now just from the Grand Canyon. A crowd of more than two hundred people. among whom women were in the majority. had gathered at the station, to get glimpse of the prssi- dents daughter, but Mrs. Longworth remained close in her drawing room until just as the train pulled out, when she came to the window to wave farewell to the crowd Mrs. Longworth was gowned in a blue and hite travelling suit and her appear ance, brief as it as, was distinctly pleasing, although she appeared at the window but an instant to smile the Roosevelt smile
 MT Longworth came out in tte car while the train stopped here and talked quite freely with newspaper men and one or two acquaintances who came to meet him. Robert c. Prewitt. of the local insurance frater- nity, was one of these and to Mr Prewitt and a reporter for the Morn ing Journal Mir Longworth talked during the greater part of his stay. although he persistently declined to go into the national political situa- ton. Aside from his brief statement that he did not consider it a possibii- sty that President oosevelt would be- come candidate for the nomination. he steered carefully away from poli- tics. He did not care to talk about the Taft candidacy or the general sit uation
 While I sincerely regretted that Arizona and New Mexico rejected the joint state proposition said Mr Longworth, T am very faYorably inn pressed with the stand both territo- ries are taking now as to statehood. I cannot say now, however, what course it is does come up in the next congress-
 This is my second visit to New Mexico The first time I came was with the late President Mckinley when the battleship Ohio was christ ened in June 1900. We stopped at Las Vegas one day and were in Aibu- querque for a short time The climate and temperature today are in pleas ing contrast with the former trip when I remember the heat to have been very noticeable, while last night at Williams we encountered a heavy frost"
 Mir Longworth looked cut Of the car window at the crwd which had gathered. gave it as his opinion that they were a very nice looking lot of people and proceeded to make nume7- ous inquiries about Albuquerque, it's population. altitude, government and business conditions.
 T am very well aquainted with the clever Trishman. Mir Rodey. who was your delegate to congress for several years" said Mir Longworth. "and while in the Philippines we met Cap tain George Curry, your governor. Governor Curry is an efficient officer and man who will make good" A4r- IIone-unrfh- -Eaid- -ha- had -nninEad his trip through thS. west and to Ha- waii and spoke especially O. the Grand Canyon and it's grandeur. News of the exciting experience of Mrs. Joy in the woods near Fl ToYar had not reached Albuquerque and Mir. Long worth did not refer to the episode.
 Both Mr. and Mrs. Longworth waved a friendly farewell to the crowd who responded with cordial "Adios.7