Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-09-20
THE LONGWORTHS HAVE
co ME- AND
GONE
Nick and Princess Alice We're
Travelling Very Much
lnCOgnito.
CONGRESSMAN SAYS NO
THIRD TERM FOR TEDDY

The Longworths, the Ohio con-
gressman and the eldest daughter of
President Roosevelt, have come and
gone. They were on the Chicago
limited of yesterday evening, but
neither of them left the train the
twenty minutes it stopped at the To-
cal station. princess Alice" as
Mrs. Longworth has become known
since her trip to the orient before
her marriage, cheated the inquisitive
crowd that gathered to see her eX-
cept for a momnt. Just as the train
concealment of her stateroom to the
vestfbule window of the car and
waved her hand at the upturned
faces. Nick himself was seen by re-
pOrters only.
They were travelling unescorted
and keeping from the public eye as
much as possible, acting natural and
enjoying them selves like other people
who go abroad for pleasure. Both
were much tanned from five weeks of
Hawaiian sun. Though much enter
tanned i'm Hawaii the Longworths
spent much of the time they were
on the islands in the outdoors riding
and driving.
BY a coincidence, princess Alice"
returned to California on the same
steamer with another American prin-
cess a real one. Princess Alice Ka-
young wife of Prince David. And on
the voyage up each Princess Alice
found something of charm and inter-
esting companionship in the society
of the other.
Talks of Conditions.
Congressman LOngWOrth spoke en-
Enthusiastically of their experience on
| the Islands.
'The conditions there, should
say" he remarked, ARE very salts
| factory. Mind you, l did not go there
on a political mission, but simply for
| pleasure. We participated in no So
| cial affairs, except a reception given
| to Secretary Straus. The other at
| tentons paid US were mostly family
| hospitality at the plantations during
| our trip over the islands, and that
was very cordial and delightful We
| were on two of the islands only, most
| of our time being spent on the is
| land Of Oahu, on which Honolulu Is
situated. We went pretty much al
| over that island, but / also took q
! five days horseback trip on the IS
land of Maui, and went down into
| and rode round upon the floor of th'
! crater of that gigantic extinct vol
! cano. 1t is thirty miles around tbs
| inside of IT. Think Of IL; the Who'll,
| city OF New York. the entire island
of Manhattan, could be placed in tina
| crater. l rode in over mountain
and down a shifting sandy incline In
| 10 the great valley that is the mouth
Of the largest crater in the world.
"SOme Of the scenery | saw OF
the islands was the finest that / hav,
ever looked upon, immense pictures
que water falls several thousand fee
in height, wonderful cliffs an
| precipices, and over all the grea
beauty of triDical skies, and all abou
the wonderful tropical vegetation.
Better Than the Yellowstone.
"I have never seen the Yosemite
but / have seen the Yellowstone, an
Hawaiian scenery interested me tn
most"
When asked about a third term 10
his esteemed father-in-law, Presiden
| Roosevelt, Congressman LOugwOrt
/ said that there was nothing I'm /
THE president will not accept thir
term. You can put that I'm your pipi
, ! sure"