The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-11
President Speaks to Large Audi
 efce.
military and Naval Forces Are Review sd and Editorial Association Receives .Advice-Departs
 For the Capital.

Exposition Grounds, Norfolk, Va, June 10.--The Jamestown Exposition Management has determined to look upon today the occasion of President Roose It's second visit as the real opening. The president lost no oppor- tunjty to voice his approval of the showing made since the backward op- ening of the exposition on April 26
 This was Georgia Day and the open ing of Bulloch Hall replica of the early home of President Roosevelt s mother at Roswell. Ga, erected as the Georgia State building, was the fea- ture that drew the president to the ex- position for a second visit
 From the moment the President. Mrs. Roosevelt and their distinguished guests were landed at the government pier at 10:50 o'clock until their de- parture at 4:37 o'clock every minute was occupied.
 The president spoke in the Georgia ceremonies from the reviewing stand and during the afternoon addressed the convention of the National Editorial Association in the exposition auditor tum On both occasions he was given an enthusiastic welcome. He visited the Georgia building, the New York building and the negro exhibit and in his drives over the grounds thousands of people lined the streets and gave nin contlnuOuS ovation.
 The schedule arranged in advance was followed to the letter and when the Mayfiower weighed anchor at 5 o'clock the party started on its return trip to Washington an unusually stren- uous day was closed without an in- cident of note having occurred.
 The police arrangements for the hand ling of the great crowd were so ex- celient as to call forth favorable com ment on every side.
 The naval review of men of war In Hampton Roads and the reception Df the commanders of American and Foreign vessels which preceded the presidents arrival at the grounds and the military review on Lee Parade |ollowing the Presidents forenoon ad- lress were the same as on the open- mg day with the exception of some blight differences in the personnel Of the participants.
 Review of War Vessels.
 It was distinguished party that Ieviewed the assembled war vessels from the Mayfiower. Immediately on The arrival of that vessel, the party pf Secretary of the Navy Metcalf was landed from the Dolphin. The others to join the President was Governor Terrell of Georgia and W. H. Mitchell Df the Georgia State Commission Passing over the same course as when he visited the Exposition on the opening day. the President visited the fleets of seven nations, six in addition to the United States. The sea fighters were in gala attire, the flags of the different countries represented making q striking picture. As the Mayfiower steamed down the long column of ves- sells, each in turn greeted the Presi- dent, who occupied the bridge of his trim yacht. with salute of twenty one guns. The foreign vessels had the positions of honor in a line nearest and parallel to the Exposition grounds, and were reached first by the May flower, so that their guns were the first heard in sounding their saluta- tions. Either black or dar kdrab, the vessels of Austria-Hungary, Brazil, France, Italy, The Netherlands and Portugal, appeared in sharp contract to the American fleet of thirty-three vessels under the command of Rear Admiral Evans, these ships being draped in the usual peace paint of white for the hulls and buff for the superstructure.
 President Receives Officers.
 Each foreign and American ship manned the rails as the President pass ed on the review. Completing the cir cult, the Mayfower came to her an- chorage within the group of fiagships