The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18

Y md an embossed set OF resolutions
frorn the Pilots ymon, which had
6ken handed 70 him by the pilot who
4 Hoarsed the ship on Sandy Hook and
brpught her up to Quarantine.
Al iive C'eitek. lust about dayoreak'
the revenue cutter Manhattan, which
hnf1 been plaevd al the disposal of the
l<aoseyeif family by Collector OF Gus
II fnsns William Loeb, Jr.. Colonel
N ffoosevelt's iuriner secretary, msoe her
II xrnx 10 Quarantine and MAS hoNs 10
there When the timer anchored. on
4 baard the Manhattan were "nly the
immediate Roosevelt family. Including
\ Pear Admiral W. = Cowies tretiredb
ana Mrs Cowles, the latter Mis-. Roose-
vvlfss sister: w : Gowles, Jr, Doug
Ia Robinson and wife. the latter the
sister of Colonel Roosevelt. 7. Douglas
Rohinson and wife; Monroe ID. Rob-
N inr<yr r. u. Roosevelt and wife. e.
Hall Roosevelt. j. W Alsop and wife.
thp latter Mrs Roosevei's niece. Thee
sIore Roosevelt. JrY AID hts nance MISS
Eleanor Il. Alexandra add her mother
Mrs. n. A. Alexander Archibal II.
Roosevelt and Quentin Roosevelt the
Younger sons of Colonel Roosevelt:
Nicholas Longworth, the ex- presidents
son -ir, law: Nh. and IRIS ", Elmer
Ruuseyeif George w Roosevelt, Miss
/. g. Hagner. formerly Mrs. Roosevelt
social secretary. and Misses Langoon
and Osborn. neighbors of the Roose-
selfs at Oyster BaSA
As soon as the kaiserin WAS pass"
L ed by the health officers, the Man
haitian drew up alongside and the
Roosevelt party boarded the cutter
There was a happy scene as the Col
0nei and Mrs Roosevelt greeted their
spns and other relatives. In the party
which boarded the Manhattan were
4 Col. and AIRS. Roosevelt; Mrs Alice
I.ongworth, Kermit and Ethel Roose-
welt. Mrs. r. Reed Merritt. cousin
Of the presidents, and the party
4 of new spaper men who have been con-
ssantiy with Roosevelt since he emery
ed from the African jungle at Renk
on the White Nile
When the Manhattan went along
side Colonel Roosevelt. attired In frock
ecat and wearing a tall hat, was
standing on the bridge OF the kais-
erin with Mrs Roosevelt. Miss Ethel
and Kermit. Grouped about the liner
were the battleship South Carolina and
the torpedo boats. which awaited the
transfer of the colonel.
The Roosexelts left the kaiserin
from the starboard gangway, and
stepped to the deck of the Manhattan.
The ex- President was given ire
mendaus ovation from the people on
the surrounding craft and the band
frcm the battleship struck up the
Star Spangied Banner" while Colo
mel Roosevelt lifted his hat in salute.
Among the passengers on the kai-
serin, who babe Colonel Roosevelt
goodbye were Mrs. Speck Won Stern
berG, wife of the deceased German
ambassador to the United States, and
IN intimate friend of the Roosevelt
family: Mrs r. Vanderbilt. Count
Margot Beroldingen, Major c. II.
Soaring, NJ. c. Thaw and Mrs, g,
Vanderbilt.
The transfer was completed by eight
eciock and the Manhattan steamed up
and down In the Harrows while the
Roosevelt party breakfasted
Naval Parade.
While the Roosevelt party was thus
engaged the naval fiotiiia that was to
act as escort gathered. The vessels, 800
in number, were divided into twelve
tifvisions, each commanded by vice
commodore. all under the general COM
mand OF Commodore Frad b. Dai2ell.
ON board the tug naivelline. The first
and second divisions consisted of steam
shops and steam boats, each laden 30
the gunwaies with cheering thousands
who almost fought for advantage
s
xiirHpse of the returning nimred. Thu
ships and boats were all brilliantly dec
urated and presented splendid stgh
~ they stretched in two long lines
200 feet apart. back 10 the Robein
Reef Lighthouse on Kill Won Kun. Tn
third division. to the rear. was com
posed Of private yachts. large mum
ber of which flying signal flags from
every peak. greeted the former presi
dent. Behind the yachts lay the tugs
steamers. launches and small craft. tn
entire line being several miles Il
2engfh.
AT 7:45 o'clock the revenue cutter
Androscoggin had left the Batter,
] for quarantine. carrying the Roose
welt reception committee. of which
Cornelius Vanderbilt was chairman
Among those on board the Andres
coggin were Chairman Vanderbilt
William Loeb. Jr.. Judge z. II, Gary
Of the Steel Trust: John Hays Ham
mond, Lewis Nixon. the ship builder
Herman A, Metz former comptroilel
Of the city of New York; Levi F
MortoH,<j Bronson Reynolds. mem
Der Of Col. Rooseyelt's famous ten
mis- cabinet. Judge j. WI Gerard. o
L the Supreme Court of the state o.
New York: Major General C. r. Roe
4 Of the New York National Guard
George J. Gould, George II. Sheldon
former treasurer of the republican
national committee; Ogden Mills. vii
liam @. McAdoo, builder of the Hud
son river tunnels: Henry Clews ant
Jacob Schifr, bankers: Joseph ii
choate. Francis X. pendieton, former
corporation counsel OF New York
CAanre Cont. noted Italian banker
Theodore p. Shonts, X. A. c. Smith
commodore of the New York Yacht
a Club and chairman OF the Roosevelt
hAfbor display committee: Nichola,
MURRAY Butler. OF Columbia Univer-
sity; Henry w. Taft. George d
Cortelyou. president Of the Con
s0lidsted Gas Company, and an
ether former cabinet officer; Gustav
III. Schwab. William Nelson Crom.
web. Rear Admiral Leutz. comman.
6anf OF the Brooklyn navy yard
Lloyd c. Griscom. chairman OF ths
county republican committee. Gen
4 eFaI McCoskry Butt, of the New YorL
National Guard; Col. H. H. Tread,
we'll. DIR. Lyman Abbott, and zoe
other prominent New Workers. who
have been appointed members of the
Roosevelt reception committee By
Mayor Gaynor. The Androscoggin
WAS accompanied by the revenue cut
tiers Mohawk. loaded with Congress.
men. Senators. governors and cabi-
net officers. and the Seneca. which
Collector Loeb had turned over to
out-pf-town newspaper men.
Board Cutter.
Promptly at o'clock the Andres