The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-18
ALL READY FOR
BIC RECEPTION
Welcome to Roosevelt Will Not
Be Diminished by Rain
or Fog.
WILL MAKE no SPEECHES
DURING NEXT TWO MONTHS
Will Decline to Talk Politics,
and PurpOrted Interviews
Will Be Spurious.
The Roosevelt Programme.

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KAIsERIN .AUGUsTE VICTORIA (by
June lS.-At 1850 o'clock this Saturday
morning the steamer Kaiserin AuGuste
Victoria. on which Theodore Roosevelt Is
a passenger, was about lis miles from the
Ambrose channel lightship. Owing to the
heavy fog the vessel was proceeding
reduced speed. but should pass Fire Island
about o'clock and be abreast the Sandy
Hook lightship at o'clock.
KAISERIN AUGUSTE VICTORIA (by
Marconi wireless to Slasconett, Mass.),
June 1.-THE Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
| is slowly approa aching New York through
thick fog and with her whistle blow
| ing constantly.
Theodore Roosevelt, tired after siren
dn n
voluminous correspondence. was happy
| tonight over the prospects Of two months
stouter than when he emerged from the
jungle. but his face Is stu bronzed. He
admits that the weeks Of travel and
hanqueting have tired him. and says he
| would not care TO undertake q hard walk.
Enjoyed the Year.
| Colonel Roosevelt tonight gave out tho
| following interview: 81 have been away
a year and a quarter. While 1 enjoyed
Africa most, enjoyed Europe a very
| great deal. In fact fall To see how
! anyone could have had more interest
hsa. lnF or more pleasant '''p 'Ha" nave
| tion OF the most generous courtesy and
! hospitality with which i was treated oy
| the people and rulers of the countries
| through which ] passed. But, OF course.
l am very glad to get home.
Il appreciate deeply the kindliness OK
n multitude of friends who have asked
they will understand 1t Is simply physi-
cal imposSibility for me even TO consider
accepting more than one In hundred OF
these invitations.
Silent for Two Months.
II shall not speak for moro than two
months. and then will speak first ut the
John Brown celebration IN MuuSaS, at
| the Cheyenne frontier gathering, at the
conservation congress In st; Paul and
possibly at one or two other places.
'I shall have nothing whatever TO say
| In tho Immediate future about politics
and VIII hold no interview whatever on
the subject with any one. Anything pur-
porting to be an interview with me that
may appear can be safely set down az
once as an invention
"I take this opportunity OF acknowl-
cdging with the heartlest thanks the nu-
merous Marconigrams and letter greet
| ings which 1 received In London before
starting and which It has been impossi-
bic 10 acknowledge. / need not say how
deeply l am touched by these kind mes
sages, and l am sure the senders VIII
understand that my failure 10 answer all
they arc so numerous II would be an
absolute physical impossioility to answer
them all
Will Go to Black Hills.
Mr.. Roosevelt plans trip TO the Black
Hills TO visit Seth Bullock before his
speech in September at the National Con-
servation Congress in st. Paul.
Colonel Roosevelt Is In the dark Us. to
| the preparations for his welcome In New
| York tomorrow. but will place himself in
the hands OF the welcoming COMMITTEES.
The colonel thinks he has solved the
problem of what shall be done with ex-
presidents lie says he has done things
| for himself thus far and has had
splendid time. Colonel Roosevelt tonight
expressed pleasure at having received
wireless dispatches from the populacc of
SlasConsctt village. from tho Republican
convention in Oklahoma, from Father
Culrau OF Wilkes Barre and from Messrs.
Murrisey and Dolan. the labor leaders