Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-26
Mr.. Roosevelt ia Paris.

Paris, April 26 --Uol. R0oseVets
constantly Increasing correspondence to-
day iute7sored yisy his plaus. He had
agreed to inepect the milpiry aeroslst'c
park at Meuion, but while en- route
there discovered that be could not spsre
the time and The trip was abandoned.
Instead he proceeded in his ant,mobile
to The Luxembourg where he viewed the
modern paintings stored there.
Later In the day Roosevelt sttended
su impromptu aviation meet tt lss5-
Lesh.Moulineaux.
He remained In his rooms until II
o'clock today, cleaning up an sccumula-
ton OF correspondence. Accompanied
by Am AMBASSADOR Bacon he then left the
embassy and motored to Meudon.
Theodore Roosevelt Ia still "pr1-
gressiVe." Mr.. Roosevelt and the news
paper men covering his Present trip
received the frat big batch OF American
newspapers upon arrival here. A glance
through these mas ,uGi 81 to show the
sgiIstion now on hack home over the
al astion of whether Ocl Roosevelt will
DON bis r;turn to the Uoised States ally
himself With the "progreesiVes," or the
"reactious riea,"
London, April rs The arrival OF
Mr.. Roosevelt In London on May is
will make the early pat OF the London
"sesson" the liveliest the British capital
has ever Known.
Already every prominent solel 10 the
city has It's rooms engaged for the three
weeks the ex-president will be here, aud
the crush Of visitors promises to be the
greatest 10 years.
Ambassador Reid will be NJ. Roose.
veIt's principal entertainer, sside from
the king, of course, add Dorchester
House, the Reds city house, and
Wre.t Park, their equity plsce, will
be temporary centers of English social
activity.
Tbs king and queen will give The
frat ttits ball OF the season at Back.
ingham Palace much earlier than u,usl
80 that the Roosevels may attend.
Al Chesterfield and Southland House
the American Dachesson OF Rsxburgn
aad Marlboro ugh, formerly Misses Goelet
aud Vanderbilt, will entertain big CON-
panies OF Americans brought to London
by Mr.. RoosevelL's presence. Other
hostessts will be the Marchisuess OF
Dafsrin and Ava, the Countess OF
Grenard and Essex, Ladies' Oheyles-
more, Nsylor.Ley land, NeWborc1gb,
aud Iune, .Ker aud Mrs. John Ward.
Mary prominent Americans have
indicated that they will be here at the
time of Mr.. Roosevelrs visit
While y ur correspondent is not au
thorIzsd 10 speak for MIR. Roosevelt, ne 10
10 a position TO give certain Impressions
cleaned from daily conversations and
corl,c. With the ex-presidsnt Without
violating any condolences. 10 the fret
place it can be stated positively that Mr..
Roosevelt. he's not promised 10 endorse
President Taft or bis administration aud
has ~ directly or Indirectly In conf.
dence or Otherwise endorsed or In any
ua7 commented upon the recently enact
second plsce Roosevelt has not promised
anyone assistance in the coming cou-
gresssual election aud has given no L.
funston OF an intention to work for
Irregular" party candidates, and 6as'I7
he has net indnlged 10 any criticism
whatever OF President TAFT Or the Taft
President FaJlieres, through Oom-
mander Bard, presented Roosevelt with
a beautiful specimen of Oobeliu tapestry. |