The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
SETH BULLOCK SAILS AWAY
BUT NOT 70 SFAGB MANAGE
A RETURN FROM EZRA.

Her sun Loyal 70 Taft, but WithSut Any
wtIh q OnAllfy ne Ophioa ThAt
nSossvuli q q Great hAn-c0ngFSss-
man Martin Talks fer BOdth Dahoea.
capt Gsth Bullock, United States
Marshal for South Dakota and famous
:. ths ARA Sheriff Of DoadvOOd and
h. frisnd q Teddy Roossvols Of the
IA LAnds.' blew into town night before
At 40 quietly thar his coming didnot make
. rippls % Broadway. Then almost a.
quietly he made HE way down 70 the
White star Line pier yesterday morning
and sailed on tho Cedric for Europe.
According n a despatch TO TIM SUN
from DeadWoOd, =. D., little more than
ruo weeks ago. Capt. Bullock received
. Latter from Col. Roosevelt asking him
4, come TO London and have a talk
and cablsd his acceptance Of tho
invitation. According TO the despatch.
me ,rrangement was that the returning
hunter and the en- sheriff were 70 meet in
London on Nay ,. but a. the Cedric viii
hardly get her passengers 70 London
b.s,rs NAY 5 The meeting will have 10
n. alter Anyhow. the Captain In now
hsaded in the direction OF tho Colonel.
though yesterday he would not say
whether he was gong TO meet the latter
or not.
He ia accompanied By Mrs. Bullock
and their daughter. and Whan he regis
,.r.d At the Imperial he modestly put
Aowp: s. Bullock 4 Wife. Misa Bullock.
q NIX This sort q threw the room
cl.rks Of the trail. II the Captain had
rutdcwu .peadwood' instead Of IS. Oak.
,hey'd have tumbled at once. Capt.
bullock vas talking yesterday morning
m the lobby Of the hotel with Z. ". Martin.
vho IL he Representative in Congress
from his district and Who had run up 70
New YORK 70 see the Marshal oR. The
after. tAll. straigki figure. with a heavy
auEsled mustache. vas wearing q gray
and 5lack striped business suit, . vide
bnmmed black sombrsro and a blue lie
and turned down collar. When asked
he were himself hs replied that he was.
but he was not inclined % be more COM
mmicauye.
'Yes. an sailing Tor England he
replied What 0oati Tho Cedric. Say.
how DO you pronOuDcs that anyhow.
Cedric. Cedric. KeedFiO or K edTioi |
have heard four ways
Mr. Martin IN ought IL might be Kedrio
according 70 the old Saxon.
We'll I guess II that old ocean takes
Il INTO ia head 20 tumble around after
re get outside I sha'nt give Awhoop
how you call it, Capt Bullock reflected
aloud
no. / haven't anything to say. =
expect % see Col. Roosevelt after he gets
hack to New York Yes. ! may see him
over there. don't know
viii Il be an accident u you do SO
him.
We'll. you might better call Il an acct
dent II I DO Now. look here. Two got
two women On my hands and have got
n make that steamer No I don't want
% reminacence. and I haven't time 20
talk about S0uth Dakota You talk
% the Congressman here Excuse mo,
and he made Tor the elevator
Ar. Martin said that he had been a
warm friend Of Cart Bullock for thirty
years. -lndustTially.' be said. south
DAKOTA IA growing rapidly a. well A. IN
population. Politically u u strongly
Republican and has alWaya been with
he exception Of one slip In 1899.
Have YOU many insurgents out theref-
b. We, asked. Mr.. Martin did not fancy
ths term.
There Are many progressive Republi-
cam m south Dakota, be replied. but
there - not today the same bitterness
between political factions that thsre
"a tgn AMI four years ago. Bat the
peor.e " the state believe In political
progre,- The -tats Is very loyal 10
President Tar but u also a great ROo-e-
velt state. becau-- Il wH- IN South Dakota
then a Territory, that Roosevelt spent
he Western year
some little time afterward Capt. Bal
lock Wa fund on The afterdeck OF the
Cedric smoking A cigar and watching
the loading Of baggage and The going
Aad coming II N" crowd az the gang
plank vith evident enjoyment. His own
baggage va, safely On board ~ we're
his wife and daughter. be- had found hi
staterOoms and seen that has hand bag
gage had been put In them. h. had been
assigned -eats at the dinina table and h.
ielt FREE from care ~ h. unbent when
JBE SuN reporter found him again.
To tell the truth be- said. 1 thought
| would avoid you newspaper men this
ume. You So whenever ! come East
aomsbody wants me 90 talk about Dead
wood Dick or Alkah Ike OF PIE Eyed PETE
sr some q that old stun u the early days.
ard I'm plumb tired q giving remi-
niscences You ought 20 % % Buffalo
Bill Ne knows all about them and has
got ne sane Old DeatwpOd coach that
, be uset 20 drive. 80 Bill sAys he 10 giving
~ the show business does her Well
Eless he means IL. Tor Bill always did
mean what he said.
OF course have seen Deadwood
ehAnEe How large a population has Il
Well from what you hear about u you
might think Il had about 100 no and was
. metropolis Il has really about only
300, but its a great place.
lhlngs are little dull IN my line out
there Just now You see AL the Dig game
. gone no such thing A. desperadoes 81
the old type a. all AID about the only
Individuals We have % deal with In any
grsa' number are tie bOotleggers. the
fellows Who take whisSey 20 the Indians
c.. yes. We have lot Of Indians out there
more ! guess than IN almost any other
STATE except Oklahoma. There are p on
si0IE alone. But 'hess are RAPIDLY get
'Is civilized and you seldom ses such a
thing a. a blanket Indian.
You 80 have never crossed the
OCEAN and nv wife and daughter wanted
g. make The trip and ! thought ! would
ta-a them We shall 20 20 London and
'asa perhaps 20 Paris and perhaps do
Goue other travelling. ! don't expect
g. 10 gone more than about Tour weeks.
Vow can't talk politics. You $40
CD Roosevelt and have a peculiar per
s0raI friendship. dating from the time be
vl, ON IN the bad lands and anything !
si say might b. misconstried. You
"tE Det that " I should happen 20 see
Roosevelt IN Europe there are two
s.I'sots hat will not b discussed. and
f.'r are religion and politics. In my