Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-18

.. Junc Is--Former Pres'-
new .oaore roosevelt returned TO-
d'h' yeg york from a trip throus"
day !" ryrope which began Nm
Mt ,.,.Iy on his leaving the Wh',e
s p'~ and which has lasted lot "
months ,..,...,, Auguste Vic-
J" hitch he sailed from England
iota !, n entered New York haroor at ,
Jun' ~ -. morning and was greeted
,ss buttisshIp South Carolina WIZ"
~ national salute Of Il guns,
ue so o'clock Mr Roosevelt was
~ ,.s from the Kaiserln Augusta
,TD,',a 10 the revenue cutter man
WV, where he was welcomed oy
nn'' 's", !, personal friends and rela-
Au"V' ca,, Archibald W. Butt, rep
,s,n,Ins President Tart .A
ssor,ly after this he was tranSferreo
49,, me Manhattan 10 the revenue eu'-
IVY, .aroseoxxin which led the water
80 ,bat took him Up as far as Fury
I'm .,reet North river. and down 10
~ ,.t,ery. where he vas ofncla'iy
Wy - nv Mayor Gaynor Of New
York a, II o'clock. "a,
e.dscked with signal flags and win
%. Guns rom Fort Wordsworth ana
~, Hamilton booming out In wei'
IN, he Kalserin huguste Victoria
.,S,d into quarsntine at 7'ss o'clock
'nr,dately behind the big liner came
!, sb;ns Of the navy. the battleshlp
so,,b Carollnl In the van while at
.,,bor in the roadstesd awaiting ner
coming was the United states dispatch
10, polphln. with the secretary OF
II. navy on board.
The pa,tieship already had saiuted
ina returning former president at san
as HOOK With u guns, but on coming
o. ancher alongside the Liner the south
carolina holsted a Ions string OF pen
uauu and the liver craft Joined IN the
demonsr4tion with loud and prolonged
blast. from their whistles.
COLONEL oN FLYING BRIDGE.
Fianked by Mrs Roosevelt, his
daughter, Mrs Nicholas Tongworth.
ana his son, Kermit, Theodore Roose-
Welt stood on the nying bridge Of the
liner high above all the decks Of the
snp and with his characteristics smile
oyeSpreadlng his tanned countenance
ana shiny silk hat IN hand. he waved
acknos ledgment to the plndemonium
on al s.acs Of him
ar. Roosevelt lost no time on board
the Auguste Victoria The usual
customs and health inspection for
msntles accomplished. he at once
ifsns-shipped TO the revenue tug Man
haitian. where with ,he Immediate
members OF his family and a few inti-
mate friends he sat down TO
hasty breakfast
There was more firing Of big guns
when Mr. Roosevelt left the Manhat-
tan for the Androscoggln. Then COM
paratiye quiet while In the upper bay
patrol boats darted back and forth
among hundred and one craft Of
every description marshaling them in
line for the parade
The United States steamship Doll
phn leading the parade and closely
followed by the Androscoggln got
away at ~ minutes past nine.
The first address OF welcome pre-
sented TO Mr. Roosevelt was handed to
him by the boarding pilot on behalf
of the Pilots association. This associa-
uon was the last 70 speed the icolontl
on his departure from New York.
Health officer Doty was the FIRST Of
hose from shore TO pay his respects
10 Mr. Roosevelt 80
Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts,
oop1nngressman Nicholas Longworth of
y ,hnio ana Can't Budd boa rded the
hAsetin from the Manhattan and
s't received by Mr.. Roosevelt in
~ Nv IEhESTiNG INCIDENT.
An Interesting Incident occurred
h., ,he early reception In the har-
bs, roosevelt was waving his
~. 20 response TO the cheers that we're
sndda 70 MN from craft when he
dlrsr,in, PAUSED and, looking in the
so'n'ed his hand TO the south Ue
..sesmed 10 be giving a warning ana
s,' men on the Gfkerson turnod
Ts'.hN In the direction Indicated
en-. saw the bow Of the battleship
S,..'n ,aroiina looming IN hardly a
nseu Yards IN the tugs starhoard
is,'r and capt Martin OF the GIL
dar. VINO had been looking for
No., 10 another direction. nut his
~ nara over Just in time 10 xe,
p,a' OUT ot the big warship's way
cnp,a me iilkersOn MIR. Roosevelt
n, Il. pe seen leading Mrs. Rooseveit
hrii, arm TO the front OF the nvinr
nis,t ana pointing out 10 her ,he
-. tsque scene Of tho soidtar. -,
sl,,. sasworth standing at attention
we green embankmrnts
~. ne cutter Manhattan came a,a
po,.se haiserin Auguste VIctoria ~.
sron, made his way thrcush
rlrs, second cabin passenTers ~,
his chSs along the ran and. snvin .
a ,huren on the Manhattan rsti,a
Ms ''I and threw them kisses.
dorn roosevelt was the frat to IN,
n m. ne sangplank from the Kalsepir
Rad :, mentattan. In moment ~
op.n,t,,' Wn nor armH about Archie snd
red ~, and enusively kissed and hns
n,rSaosn OF them. She newt vreeted
MI. r,,' roosevelt. Jr.. and his nan,'oe
Eleanor Alexander. """'ee
ooLoNEIss FLYING LEAP