Evening journal., 1910-06-13
GLAD HANDS OUT
FOR ROOSEVELT
Returning Hunter to Receive
WarmeSt Welcome Ever
Given American Citizen
ALL NATIONS TO
JOIN THE WELCOME

NEW YORK, June l8.-When Colonel
Roosevelt arrives in New York harpor at
a. M ON next Saturday morning he
will receive The most remarkable welcome
ever accorded private citizen in the
United States The city, not content with .
pouring it's huge throngs along Broadway /
and Firth avenue, will begin the welcome /
down the bay where hundreds of steam r
ers. yachts and craft of every descrip- /
uou will roar sseam-voiced salute, (
while bands play and the multitude shouts !
itself hoarso.
From every corner Of the United states
and even from Canada and Mexico will
come thousands OF visitors to add their
voice to the tumut when the Kaiser Au-
guste Victoria, ON which the former Pres
ident and his party are passengers. casts
her anchor at quarantine. Foremost
among the boats to meet Colonel Roose-
Welt Will bc the revenue cutter Manhattan
with Roosevelts relatives aboard Close
at her stern will be the cutter Mohawk.
carrying the two representatives appoint
ed by President Taft To- meet the famous
hunter. scores of Congressman and Rep
resentatives. Governors OF States. mem
hers OF embassies who Will go down The
bay unodicialy, and prominent citizens
/ ii'iH every state ll inc mon.
/ Colonel Roosevelt viii leave the Kai-
serin and board the revenue cutter An
/ droscoggin which will have Mayor Gay
nor's reception committee ON board. ana
/ followed by a great Hlotilla the cutter
win proceed up the bay and past the Bat
/ terry To Fifty-ninth street where ii viii
turn, and half an hour later. land m
Pier a. Here ON board lawn Of Kat
usn de ON
sons cau witness the ceremonies. Mayor
Gaynor viii receive the DISTINGUISHED cit-
izen. and he will respond to the address
ol welcome
The park will he gaily decorated and will
contain court OF honor through which
Colonel Roosevelt will pass To his car
riage. The parade will begin immedl-
ately. In addition TO the police. mounted
band, Roosevelt Rough Riders. and the
committee, there will be IN line the S an
ish War Veterans TO the number of about
5000. All other organizations will he
placed along the line of march on Fifth
avenue from Eighth street to Fifty-nintn
street Many of these organizations will
have their own band and several. il is
understood will throw arches across the
thoroughfare.
Among the distinguished guests will he
present Governor Quinby, Of New Hamp.
shire Governor Fort of New Jersey: T..
p Senator j. =. Flint. of California.
Dr. Charles +. Nenl. Commissioner or
Labor Lawrence O. Murray. Comptroller
OF the Currency; Senator II. c.. Lo6ge. Of
Massachusetts; Congressman Hamilton
Fish, Henry NJ. Goldfogle. william sui
zer' Herbert Parsons. w w. Cocks and
c. V. Fornes. of New York; Congressman
John w. Langley of Kentucky: Edward
r. OMalley, Attorney-GeneraI of New
York. Arion Fl. Cheney. Superintendent
Of Banks: Clifford Pinchot. former Chief
Forester' pr. l.. S Rowe, Of the American
Academy Of Political Science. General
Luke e. Wright. x-secretary Of the
Navy; Fire Commissioner Waldo and
Booker r. Washington.
Among thnse who will probably 20
down the bay on tho Manhattan are Rear
Admiral and Mrs W. s. Cowles ana W
5 cowles. Jr.. of Pennington. Conn
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Douglas Robinson and Monroe
Douglas Robinson, OF Orange n. j.. Mr.
and Mrs F. d. Roosevelt and G nan
Roosevelt of New York Mr. and Mrs 7
~ Asop of Woodford, Avon. Conn. 4:
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. Miss Eleanor r
Alexander, his hance, and Mrs IT. A.
Alexander Archibald and Quentin Roose
welt, Miss I. S. Hagner Mrs. Roosevelt's
secretary. Congressman Nicholas Lonr-
worth who will meet his wife. who is
Colonel Roosevelt's daughter: Mr.. and
Mrs W. Emlen Roosevelt and George T..
= Roosevelt, Of New York.