The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22
ROOSEVELTS DAY At HONB
FER VISITORS TO THE NIL
Avn No Politics TALkED.
Mr. Holson Arrives n Tims % Waks
Hlm ~ CblraEoans can Zee ths
Iolunrl IN nls saRctum-ThFoat An
Rishl ohio NSman Dlaanpointrr,

iuIunel W. tAA NANcNuM-fuf0al AN
Rishl ono Noman Disappointed
OY-,lE RAY. L. l.. June -sagAmoru
Hi ., g.ng 10 be a lively place this
.um~.- and Col Roosevelt. himsalf an
adyo,p." II thu strenuous life. Ia sdlnE
o. n, .ull hveRer. even though the ca
Prr.f,.f. according o. HE own announce
msrr elII esCbew politics OF az leaat
rmar silent on political iopiCs for a
uh.s Ne Is pretty likely 10 - . good
mauv ms political. friends here hsfore
b. caves for the West in september.
H. Won iivulEe his plans yet, becAusa
b. -a,. lr has not any and doesn't know
Wtauly yume 10 Gee him.
Iu.r were seven visitors az Saaa-
more Hi.l to-day, including Cen. Luks 4.
Wre-' -Four oi them will remain over
ush, IN" others hft before evening
Vii" ,nlv three Of them could have
tAlAri o. Col. Roosevelt regarding national
pouuU, they declared that their visit
va q a social naturs-postiyely social
The colonel had a busy day in Now
York yssteHiAy and retired 20 late las,
ugh, that when n. H. Hobaon. secretary
Of th- Lincoln League OF Rspubli can
Cluns and also SECRETARY Of the Hamilton
Club delegation from Chicago 70 greet
Roosevelt. arrived At the Hin in the morn.
ING b. found tho ex-President Aslesp
L vas ms O'Clock. James, the butter.
Awakened tho Colonel and Mr.. HohsOn
STAYED ioT breakfast After brisk walk
over the estate.
There was nothing mysterious about
Nr Houson's visit. Hs came bearing
a letter from jean II. Batten Of Chicago.
uce-president % tho Hamilton Club.
asking Nlr RoAsvelt u he'd meet The
twenty-five momhers before they returned
home. Nov. thu Colonel has a warm
spot in he heart FOR the Hamilton Club.
said Mr. Hohson. because when he re-
turned from the Spanish American War
he made q rouaiRg speech In Chicago
toT that opEAnizatioa. In Il he gave
ut'eraaCe 70 speak softly. but carry a
hs stuck which turned out 20 he some
ut'erance. The Hamilton Club still poa-
49, tie chair Col. Roosevelt stood on.
ant they've got Il suitably engraved.
Mr. Roosevelt told Mr.. HObson that he
Uoud he delighted 10 meet the Hamilton
Club delegation at the Outlook once to-
morrow morning shortly after his arrival
there He will greet them all. but prob
ably won't discuss politics He will
address the club on his Western trip
nsyt fall!
Mr. Hohson len Oyster Ray a fsW
minutes before Gen. Luke y WnEh,
got n Gen Wright was formerly. Gov
ernor- General Of the Philippine islands
AMI vas later Secretary % War in the
after part 81 the Roosevelt Administer
non. He had been invited for luncheon,
Mr ROOseveit's favOrite hour for con
versation, He was here only two hour
No political significance az all. . replied T,
ma General IN anewer to several uues- |
q 1ns. I'm q Democrat, you know only /
came 70 see Ar. Roosevelt a. any FREUD /
" 0uld cone
Gen Wright said that the Colone, |
. working like a Trojan over a stack I
u letters that 20 him looked a. though I
L contained Sl10 communications
Just before leaving for his home In
Pennington, Conn Rear Admiral W y
cOWass. who spent last night with his wife
md sou Sheifield az Sycamore Hin said
lhat thare Ia nothing the matter with Col
kOoeevelt's throat. Really. its a won.
Ter that there h not. said Admiral COwls-.
when you consider that Mr.. Roosevelt
has talked almost inceasantly since he
rstHned 70 civilization from tho African
jungle. There have been no throat
'feciahsts here and dOn't believe there
Will he any
D0l Roosevelt. said his brothsr-in-hw.
. 10 tiptOp shape. ready for a strenuous
summer for work IL his salvation Hs
siId that the Colonel spOke Of kermit's
daring and utter disregard for danger
While IN Africa. Mr. Roosevelt was Wor-
rod ~ times. but all the same b. admired
tha 10y for his pluck
he other visitors to-day were losaDh I
bIgkln Bishop. secretary OF the Panama
anal commission, and e.. G. Ia ForM
tae architect Who remodelled the house on
Sycamore Hill a few years ago. Their
uIr"s were with them and they remained {
over night
VI Bshop tod Col. Roosevelt about
no Atest deyelOpmenta In tho work Of
IIdlng Nhe great waterway connecting
ne Two oceans. lnaamuuh a. the ex o
President was intsrestsd in thu start Of
by" canal, he thought he'd like N hear Of =
Anst going on. Q
Iames 1hOmas Williams. Jr., son Of a
''ss Ethel Roosevelt guest for tbs day. 4
She met him az the stltinn and drove 20 !,
~ train Nhsn h. went away.
ll" Uorkmen employed AZ the Hill are q
b Ehty hiisy these days. They were roll .,
ng the tennis opurt and extracting the =,
seeds for the Colonel expects q play 4
1r-'fy -Dnr Kermit had n crew patching
D. ti- little slOop yacht. Ths other chill Q
ireu were all over the place.
lh" reporters couldn't get a word from \
.. Roosevelt to-day further than a a
"r"i'Iru of his desire Tor absolute ?
rt.'y Within n day or m some local c
inuE"r q lecture IN the Opera House On
DO African experiences; they think he'll
ta Roosevelt win probably leave hers y
p New York on the O'Clock tran 90 =
nGrr"w morning. he will return late In c
No. afternoon. II he has time he may o
.r. uyeT some automobiles In New York n
no sIeV to buying one. Admiral COWles J
AL isat be- has been contemplating this =
0I sHm@ time
An elderly woman vino registered At the n
.Hlmiit Hotel A. Mrs Alderman and n
) 70 -hs came from Akron. Ohio. a. q
su1-l Sycamore Hill this evening 10 q
- u. Roosevelt She arrived In Oyster
''V .-t night, Mrs. Alderman said that
" 30 in law had held a State job for
~ yslr IN Columbus and was seeking q
b. n.Uln1tlnn for Mayor u Akron. She
ad Hr'tan two letters n che ColOnel.
D" ls-"r'sd hat had recaived no answer
90 boo return from HAsRmore Hill an N
'F hi@r Mrs Alderman was very milch n,
' ..' reciusa she said thu butler told !.
~ 'hH pl Roosevelt vas not az h0me. =
%" F'rluted the colonel's refusal 10 b
DO '."' hat she drove mp IN a shabby.