The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-18
By n stan Correspondent,
Who Was a Constant Member of Colonel
Rooseveit-s Party from 3hart0um
20 New York;

Rooseveit's Party from Ahart0un
20 New York;.
QUARANTINE staten Island, June
1S.-ColoneI Roosevelt was standing
on the bridge when. at lib, the bat
tIeship South Carolina swung along
side and saluteG. Roosevelt fairly
clapped his hands with Joy.
"Look at theml Look at Them he
cried. 'Aren't they wonderful. aren't
they beautiful; do you blame me for
wanting that kind OF uavy2 This is
worth coming all the way from
Khartoum 30 See"
Mrs. Longworth was standing near
her father 4 wOuld have gone across
just for this she said
Eyes" snapped Roosevelt, "this IS,
indeed, great. This is worth while
Isn't il good 20 be home and on such
a glorious morning. What a day,
What a sea! Ny, I am glad 10 get
back nome"
Roosevelt's Diary.
II Former President Roosevelt had
kept a diary Of his trip across the
Atlantic-whicl be did mott would
have read about as follows.
Friday. June 10 boarded the X .serin
Aug1lste Victoria at Southampton,
whittier we we're taken from London on
the company's regular steamer train
The mayor of Southampton and COM
mittee present bouquets and make fare
well speeches. a sheaf Of telr rams.
filled with ali manner Of goJG wishes.
Arthur Lee alongside bringing present
for Ethel. an Aberdeen puppy, which
he had named "BongO Lee Roosevelt"
I ROngO Is ntted with a sIver-riount-1
collar, "a leash and an affectiOnatc dis
/ position. j trust &c VIII be a hopeful
one AMI that he VIII not become sad on
( The wav.
"yVes.-I.er good, sea smooth. glad 10
{ be healed for home. Must have a spell
I OF q-lgl when I get 90 oyster Bay
Nobody knows what strenuous expert
enCc This has been - llked the deck
/ with one Of the men and talked. Spent
the evening In the winter gar6eu talk
/ ing with NeciI Mccormick. of Chicago.
AAce, and others. Early 20 bed. Mrs
! Roosevelt has decided 10 stay in bed Tor
! a three days rest Good ideal
Saturdays Events.
/ Saturday. JIue II Spent morning
debating new chapter for book and
l working on accumulation Of correspond
! ence. Spent afternoon walking deck.
/ visiting, and reading Weather stiu fair
4 and sea smooth
! SUNDAY, June I2-Attended three re-
/ EEiGus sessions. one in the diulug-~0ru
/ fr the morning and two fu the ste-raza
q
! and secOui-ClaES quarters 10 the after
noon In spite of fact thar the minis
{ ter 81 morning services prayed Tor me
( particularly and almost placed me iU
! nom nation for a third time found cae
services most interesting Sreerage pas
/ seucers az the service mostly from FC-
land. Twelve hundred OF them ranged
about the alrar.
! Asked 20 say n few words 7 took 1c
4 caEiou 20 warn the women 90 be on tEe-
I guard. and not De led as-ray by sJrlrz
Uen. Message delivered through lDta.-
. prefer and many women burst into tears
When 7 left there was a frantic rrsH
70 kiss ms hands hy the women Ne0
10 third class services where said Few
[ words partly in German. partly IN Eng
ueh. Found band SerEeant VIZ had
been at Santiago auC a couple OF touuE
STEERS who had been In America before
Inspected third class arC0muocarI"E.
and expressed hope day soon come Wl6-
an immigrants come over iD third class
and sIeerage can be abolished II g.
hardy conducive TO salt-reEgecr % n6
herdeJ as Storage passengers are 81.
itgruOou spent in reading visiting WIZ
Mrs. Roosevelt exercise and giving Bon
so some more med cine for his sea SICK
ness. Early 20 bed; weather stlI ua-
Monday Program.
Monday, June VISITED the stok
ers in The morning and met the frs