The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-23
ROOSEVELT AMONG The TOMDS
QUIET DlI OF SIGHTSEEING
FOR THE PlRTI.
No Public Cerem Onie- to Attend but Just
Family Party TRIP Leave To-day
for cairo. where EN-PreSidrnt and
HIs Folks win Sprnd Easter Holiday.


IrNnF. Erv,' March - C,l Roose-
volt Sc. liuch iImo today among the
tnunb- Ha started ~ horseback NJ =
O'Clock thI. irurrurs. .-"Companisd 10y
IA. ,,u h,rrnt' nd his English hos' g.
tor the EuflrI Illres e tn" kings of
Ansi.u' Elypt MIR, Roosevelt aud Ethel
druv. IN rarrirg'
fi,.iu.. ..e- i the mummy 4 Arner-
hoi.p II aud ma rycllNd ~ the FRESHNESS
e he PAINTINGS un "a" tomb. watch
form % picture uf 10, thirty -thrr" con-
tur 49, ago. m" party wont 90 a." bungalow
e Ihrudore Davis. WHORE tacy lunchOd
and hoard accounts 1t the work which
the enthusiastic American hopes u add
To h,r former Antiquarian triumphS
The men re=addlcd after lunch and
rode over rocky ridge To the beautiful
terrace temple Of Queen Hatasu. which
was built 1900 Il 4. Mrs and Miss Roose-
Welt drove around tho hill On return
ing the party visited the Colossus of
AIemnon and the Ramescs colossi. They
got hack at Luxor at q ocolck this eve
ming after a firing but most enjoyable
trip
Col. Roosevelt. Kermit and two others
o9 the party raced thSir horses across
the dessert for a mile and half The ex-
President won easily. wheTeupon he dis
PLAYED great Gles He jolhcd kermi;
and said that the result 81 the race proved
the saying Too old at ffty- did not apply
To him
lie said nothing. however. about his
having been supplied with an especially
good horse owing to his weight
Il was the first day col Roosevelt has
- Ia -,
through ceremonies and receive deputl-
ticns. and he practically PASSED the tay
With a quiet family party A large hatch
Of letters and kilograms accumulated dur
ing his absence and he was not too tired
Immediately 90 ATTACH them.
The visitors will start Tomorrow for
Cairo, where they will spend Faster Col.
Roossvelts only public functions there
will he TO deliver n lecture az tho Egyptian
University and g. attend the opening 81
the Girls College established by the Ameri-
can mission His Lrivate engagements
include a visit 70 the khedivs, dinner
with SIR E,don Gors'. the British Agent
General Lieut. Gen sir = anciS wingnte.
Sirriar ~ the Egyptian Army. and Prince
Fouad He will make a 'rip O. the Pyra
mid> ~ moonlight
RONE March =: The arrangements
for col Rousevcit's EudiarC0 with IN"
Pop VIZ compl II to-day Tn, audi
emo Is iNed for April >. The grrango-
mcnts for tn TIC Hiion were mat" by tn"
Vatican aurhoritl's on condition that col.
Roosevelt dos not lnct before tho
Am-rictE HathoIIst ChurrI whilc IN
ROM
THIS - no, - al HI;,,y. for tn reason
thai wl,a Eiw ~ r spencer. dir, Ctor
of the Methodist coll &c. wrote 10 Col
Rooscv-l' ~ n e. mh"r ISns. and asked
him 20 add -oss t1o sI1"r - OF IN" coll"gc
whit h r. col Rposr v,It replied that
h. would b uEahl to give al address
of any Kind wA.' - Pom and declined
To N & arrs- grm Us N sivLnc-.
Tn " rhriists po.S rraI1' tHRt II viii
~ "Ntr n ~ diHicgl' - p"rsrJ a.. cot
Itooss Wit - for 90 "a" .uI..n,.. With a."
Pope. which n" VS. ~ a.'n aDng' that b..
Appfied FOR II himsrf
kiEg Victor Egnm9uu-l viii rec ~" col
Roosevelt on AprII 9 III" 9iyrncio d'H'1l.'
says that besides the Huit"TC.s which
Col. Roosevelt will have with King Victor
Emmanuel and tho Pope ~" family 81
the former President Of the United states
will also BE- received by Ou"'n Ei.na
From Rome the koosavclts will go To- Porto
MaurIzio where they will sp"nd f'w
days AZ Miss Carow's viila
LONDON March - PHHch IN IL igsu"
tomorrow wall contain "A full peg" car
eoon on Col. RDosey"lt's hunting exploit.
IL depicts Roosevelt n,eal"d behind
q boulder with his gun med AZ thu
sphinx and Tho Pyramid. Will, Kermit
cro,Schss behind hs frth"r. They go
surrounded by phot"E.nph"-s and re-
porters.
The caption II IN" cartoon ~ 4 sitter
or Big Gam" to the Lat Tn. hn"s ua-
low the cartoon read
MIR. Roosevelt St"aiv
Kermit We must nave ono %. these 20
A nunh.'r ~ trophies from IN" Ropsc-
vslt expedition have arrived hsro and
are being prspe -.d for exhibition by
Rowland Ned. tcyid"rmist Tho
trophies are not considered important
or representative of the "n'ir" bag
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