The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
SEES ROOSEVELT SOON
mn COLONEL SlTS 10: An.
OTBER HECTIC DlY MERE.
Hr,rNrS thr Hamilton tl,Ih, nook.r
HaShingloa nnd OlherA launches WIN
me tampfre Ciub and d Dlasd by
uubrrt Caller Has . Nau se.rptar,

attending dinners, greeting frianda and
H.dUg receptions. n you eKoapt lasr
sJrr.'ys hurrah. yesterday Was the
biggest day that Mr. Roosevelt hah had
,ia." be- got hack Ne enjoyed every
Innate n Il. he said.
lgggir.rs pricked M their earn whom
'rry heaSt Col Roosevelt remark that No
expected 10 So Gov Hughsa az SAaamore
uilI .n The near hIture Ha didn't know
or just what day the Governor might
come b. said Ne denied. with teeth ~,
a.' fists olenched. a story printed in a
newspaper Yesterday that hs had inhsr-
ier'd At Albany. Asked u he had oppoaad
Gov Hughes In the attempt n rst the
direct primary IAN through the INeia.
a'rre he said. Never heard az u,oh n
thing and be Pounded az the air and
ritsed t.
A. brief interview in the Outlook
Office the former President told the ~.
Norters that they mustn't crowd that
club meaning Ananiaal too much, be-
cause it's pretty full already and thara's a
hig waiting list
] suppose he went on warmly. that
shoals such ~ this wil be IN svidsnoe from
day TO day, You must take Il from me
'hSt when ] am ready 20 make a statement
On any subject 81 Importance you and the
United States viii know where I stand
Tor ! will say u over my own Signature
The Colonel slipped away from Oyster
Pay Yesterday morning in an AutOmo-
hlle With him were Mr. and Mrs. JoaaDh
P Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. c. q.
la Fargo, his guests during the night.
The big motor whizaed over the Long
Island roads 20 fast that IL heat the tram
that departed simultaneously Col. ROoss-
welt was hard at work In bis ofioe before
OYSTER Bay friends reached Fourth avenue
and TNWenty-seoond street.
The task Of being an editor and holding
RECEPTIONS the while doesn't appear 70
bother Col. Roosevelt He had worked
perhaps an hour when lol in blew the
delegation numbering fifty from the
Hamilton Club Of Cc4oago. ready 10 shake
hands and maybe hear a speech JUDGING
from the hufiery that accompanied the
Hamiltonians Il looked A. II the ladies'
AIAiliary Of the club had come too.
While invited visitors and others stool
IN the outer once awaiting the Colonel
DR. Lyman Abbott paced 70 and fro rather
uervously. for the sancium il not usecN
. such gOings on. Finally DR.. Abbott
sfoke 10 a friend and disappeared A
soon a. Col. Roosevelt gave the word
ne visitors troOped into his private once.
where he passed them down the line With
hearty hand clasp He didn't lose a
moment IN superduous chatting. When
TIE buzz Of conversation died away h. /,
spoke. He said that be Nas 30 pleased
3 receive a delegation from the Hamilton
Club because the Hamilton Club mad
been good 90 him even before he Was I
Governor Of New York They gave him .
Lincoln inkstand, which he has used
ever since
Ne told them that he was glad that he !
would be able 90 make a speech before
the organizAtion in September.
Why, you know, he said, i can only
accept about one invitation out % one
undred that ] receive. iours vas the
nrst and you are the one Applause
III probably make that speech on sen
iember ie-lll have set q definite dav
soon--after leave Kansas City
Mr. Roosevelt paused and Judge John
II hatten. president Of the Hamilton Club
stePPed forward. The Judge uttered q
lew woTds, telling the Colonel how much
he club thought OF him. Col. Roosevelt
,miled. shook hands with Judge Batten
Tor the third time and babe them ali coed
iay. The women gave a soprano cheer.
which Mr.. Roosevelt acknOWledged bv.
20 glad 10 have seen you al and 10 ,
ave met your better halves. adding
especially the daughters Of the better
lalves' The visitors filed out randy.
he contributing editor returned 70 work
Ia little while the Colonel told his
Messenger 70 admit a few callers His
1end Booker 7. Washington bickered
glth him for a while. Then came Leslie
lriton and Claude Triton, the men who !
.rganized the Roosevelt African e1pe-
i'ion. Next we're W. T. Hornaday, a.
ec'oT Of the Bronx ZOO. and Cecil Lyons. .
teplblican State chairman IN Texas. :
lad lAst came William Loeb JT.. Collector y
q the Port Mr. Roosevelt carried them a
2. "a IN his motor car 70 the Waldorf. a
lat u all except BOoker Washington and !
i- Lyons
During his wait in the hallway for the ,
leyator 10 reach the Outlook floor the
oionAl wae confronted BY Interviewer h
ie tod them he was awfully busy ard Il
ad nothing % say. until some person u
ons and Hughes Then be spoke a. &
oted above. He shook hands with the y
.eyatOr man. the reporters and the once r
yy and hurried downstairs I
IN the roof Of the Waldorf the Camp n
ire Club OF America Mve a luncheon A
|ai was attended by 80 persons. Col. II
Olsevelt was the guest of honor He y
-oeiyed the clubs gold medal for -emi- o
ont service and for his work In the v
election Of wild life and forests and Tor n
10 Contributions 20 zoology Q.
Yes Col Roosevelt made a speech. y
D TACT he made a speech that took more
IAN an hour 70 deliver. but at his re- al
ias' he was not quoted and the diners =
ON sd that they would not tell any n
ldy what he said Clifford PinchOt said n
gaS the talk Of a hunter ma turalist' ~
I'd that Mr. Roosevelt discussed game "
lection and gave a few Ohservati0ns
l.ssning wild beasts in the African 80
.ay.a az
-"v-ral other speeches were delivered 90
nest Thompson seton president; W. + AZ
l.raday Clifford PinchOt and William ef
o.in spoke Al the speakeFp' table tn
.-- John " Philips Of PittshurR. =
4 Anderson, Dan Beard. Buffalo Jones, !n
z Bachsllsr. Dr. T 5 T. Tuthill md ~ ~
SIZE Itrlton. Sn
..- crush around the Waldorf was not
40 ueCa i've few persons knew Of the ~
s. In the lobby however. were q
- persons who wanted % see the ~
Il-i a. close range and Others keen
I..gIss things with him. When Kermit
.-a.-.' left Mr Loeb on the ground
Na sssd him on the cheek. Several N
kerr -aw this
tuu -he Waldorf the Colonel wsnt
'1 the Outlook 70 take another lick 4
-. a n
rr. IN he announced that Prank RI
Of Lhndnn until raoanflY private a..