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


constantly Increasing correspondence to-
day InteIiered yIiy his plans. He had
agreed to inspect the milltIry aeroslst C
park a! MtuioD, but while en- route
there discovered that be could not spsre
! the time aud The trip was abandoned.
Instead be proceeded In his ACT ,mobile
to The Luxembourg where be viewed the
modern pssntings stored there.
Later 10 the day Roosevelt sttsnded
so impromptu aviation meet 1T IssJ-
Lesh.Moulinesux.
He remained 10 his rooms until II
o'clock today, cleaning up sn sccumuls-
ton OF correspondence. Accompanied
by Ambassador Bacon he then left the
embassy aud motored to Meudon.
Theodore Roosevelt Ia still "prc-
gressige." 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 IT. mas iuGi ci TO show the
sgiistlon hJw on hack home over The
qu st ton OF whether Ool Roosevelt will
upon his rlturn to the dotted States ally
himself With the "prOgressiyes," or the
"resoiiousries,'
London, April rs The arrival OF
Mr.. Roosevelt In London on May 10
will make the early pa OF the London
"sesson" the llvelest the British capital
las ezer Known.
Already every promilent hOtel 10 the
city has Its rooms engaged for the three
weeks the ex-preSident will be here, and
the crush Of visitors promises to be the
greatest 10 yeau.
Ambassador Reid will be NJ Roose.
veIps principal entertainer, aside from
the king, Of course, aud Dorchester
House, The Reds city house, and
Wrett Park, their equity place, will
be temporary centers of English social
activity.
The king and queen will give The
first ttits ball Of t1e season at Back.
ingham Palace much earlier than uIusl
so that the Roosevels may attend.
At Chesterfield and Southland House
the American Duchtsson Of Rsxburgh
sad Marlboro ugh, formerly MISC, Goelet
aud Vanderbilt, will entertain big con-
papies Of Americans brough! to London
by Mr. Roosevel's presence. 0.her
hostessts will be the MarchIsuess of
Daffsrin and Ava, the Countess OF
Grenard and Essex, Ladies Oheylet-
more, NsylorLeJlaud, NeWborcugb,
aud LINES Ker and Mrs John Ward.
Mary prominent Americans have
indicated that they will be here at the
time OF Mr.. Roosevelps visit.
While y pr correspondent is not au
thorIzsd 10 speak for Mr.. Roosevelt, he 10
10 position to give certain Impressions
cleaned from daily conversations and
cort'cs with the ex-president without
violating auy condolences. 10 the first
place 1t can be stated positively that Mr..
Roosevelt has not promised 10 endorse
President Taft or bis administration aud
has MT dITot'y or indirectly in conf. |
dence or Otherwise endorsed or In any
way comment ed upon the recently enact |
ed Cannon. Aldrich tar q Law. 10 the |
second plsce Roosevelt has not promised
anyone assistance In the coming con-
gressisnsl election aud has given no IT,
nation OF an Intention to work for
Irregular" party candidates, and finally |
be has not indnIged ia any criticism
whatever OF President Tai Or The Tai! |
President Fsllieres, through Oom-
mander Bard, presented Roosevelt With
4 beautiful specimen Of OobelIu tapestry.