The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10

Southampton, June 0.-Thcodore
Roosevelt is homeward bound today.
Accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt, Ker-
NIT, Ethel and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth. he sailed on the Hamburg
American line steamer KaIserin An
guste Victoria shortly afternoon. The
steamer Is due st quarantine on the
night OF June 18th. but the former
president Will not land in New York
untll the following morning
In company with Sir Edward Grew.
tho foreign secretary, Mr.. Roosevelt
spent the last night of his visit in
England at the Brockenhurst. a hotel
In the Vicinity Of the New Forest In
Hampshire He had been the guest
oi the rorelgn secretary since yester.
DAY. aud this forenoon the two mo-
tored 10 Southampton Mr.. Roosevelt
mere was joined by the other members
OF his family. who had remained In
London, coming down on the boat
train this morning.
When the Kalserln Aueuste Victori,
turned her PROV westward this after.
noon Mr. Roosevelt found himself on
the final lap OF what In many respects
has been the most remarkable trim
ever accomplished 10y private cItI
zen
Al the head of the Smith sonlan AZ.
rlcan scientific expedition. the former
chiet executive OF the United States
sailed on the steamer Hamburg from
New York. March 80 1909 Arriving
at Naples. he transferred to the
steamer Admiral and continued his
journey. stopping at Messina. where
he met King Victor Emmanuel OF
Italy
The arrival at Mombassa was made
on schedule time, April 81. and soon
afterward the hunting and educational
expedition was begun. which resulted
In great collection of African
trophies.
On March II. MIR. Roosevelt
emerged from the Jungle, arriving ut
Khartoum, where be met Mrs. Roose.
welt and their daughter Ethel The
expedition had been disbanded late In
the preceding month
Throughout his African journey MIR.
Roosevelt was accompanied by his son
Kermit who went along as the official
photographer of the party. but turned
out TO be n splendid shot
Following the hunt Mr.. Roosevelt
was occupied with n series of speeches
that have excited lively interest
throughout the world. At Cairo he
approved of the British rule and
talked plainly to the Nationalists.
Then followed the exchanges with
the Vatican which resulted in his
abandonment of the requested audi
ence with the pope.
At Paris he delivered an address at
the Sorbonne. Al Chrstlania he ad-
dressed the Nobel prize committee on
the subject OF international peace He
spoke before royalty al Berlin and
was guest OF Emperor William Mr..
Rooseyclts visit TO Great Britain was
marred by the death Of King Edward
Unusual honors had been planned
for him AS it was he went 10 Lon
don as special American ambassador
TO the royal funeral In spite of the.
curtailment of his program Mt the
British capital, II was at Guild hall In
the city Of London proper that he
made the speech that attracted more
attention. or at least more discussion
than any other of the addresses
abroad.
Here again he touched on British
rule in Egypt and mildly criticised
what he conceived 10 be a tendency
TO leniency not justified by the pros
ent political conditions of the African
dependency.
His final day in England was one of
secmsion and rest He was the guest.
of Sid Edward Grey at the lattcrs
home in Hampshire. and together the