Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-15
RECEPTION IN NEW
YORK To TEDDY
REMARKABLE
WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS
IN POINT OF ATTENDANCE
People From Every Corner of
Country viii Cheer EXPIRES
identi Distinguished Men
on Gaynofs Committee,

New York city. June i4-When
Colonel Roosevelt arrives in New york
harbor at 8 "A m, Saturday, June 49,.
he viii receive the most remarkable
welcome ever accorded a private eiti-
zen in tho United states. The city.
not content with pouring It's huge
throngs along Broadway and Firth
avenue, viii begin the welcome down
the bay, whore hundreds Of steamers.
yachts and craft of every description
will roar a steam-voiced salute, while
bands play and the multitude shouts
itself hoarse.
From livery corner Of the United
States. and even from Canada and
Mexico. viii come thousands Of Wis
itOrs to add their voices to the tumult
when The kaiserin Augustc Victoria. ON
which the former president ana his
party are passengers, casts her anchor
Ut Quarantine. Foremost among the
boats TO meet Colonel Roosevelt viii
be the revenue cutter Manhattan with
Roosevclt'a relatives aboard. Close
al her stern win be the cutter
Mohawk. carrying the two representa-
tivcs appointed by President Taft to
meet the Famous hunter, scores of
congressman and representatives,
governors Of states, members Of nm
bassies, who viii go down the bay I'M
officially. and prominent citizens from
every state IN the union
Colonel Roosevelt will leave the
kaiserin and board the revenue cutter
Androscoggin which viii have Mayor
Gaynor's reception committee on
board, and followed by a great %flotilla,
the cutter VIII proceed up the bay
and past the Battery to Fifty-ninth
street, where II VIII turn, and, half
an hour later. land az pier A. Here,
on the broad lawn OF Battery park,
who're upwards Of $50. 600 persons can
witness the ceremonies. Mayor Gay
nor Will receive the distinguished eit-
ger. and he viii respond 10 the adj
dress OF welcome.
The park viii be gully decorated
and VIII contain a court of honor,
through which Colonel Roosevelt VIII
pass 20 his carriage. The parade viii
begin Immediately. In addition TO
the police, mounted band, Roosevelt
Rough Riders, ana the committee,
there will be In line the Spanish war
veterans TO the number Of about a,0OO
All other organizations VIII be placed
along the line Of march on Firth ave
rue from Eighth street to Fifty-ntnth
So Many OF these organizations
VIII have their own band, and sew
ua', It is understood. win throw
arches across the -thoroughfarc.
Among the DISTINGUISHED guests
will be present Governor Quinbv
of New Hampshire, Governor Fort Of
New Jersey. United Statos Senator r.,
=. Flint of California, Or Charles =.
NELL, commissioners Of labor. Law
renee q. Murray. comptroller OF tho
currency: Senator II, c. Lodge OF Mas
enchusetts, Congressman Hamilton
Fish, Henry NJ. Goldfogle, William
Sulzer. Herbert Parsons. w. w Cocks
and G, r.. Fornes Of New YORK, con
gresham John w. Langley Of Ken
lucky; Edward II. OMallcy. attorney
general OF New York ArioH II
Cheney, superintendent of banks;
clifford Pinchot, former chief fores-
ter; Or, l.. s., Rowe, OF the American
Academy OF Political Science, General
Luke ~, Wright, cx-sccrotary OF the
navy. Fire Commissioner Waldo, and
Booker r. Washington.
Among those who win probably gc
down the bay on the Manhattan are
Rear Admiral and Mrs. w. $. Cowles
and w. S. Coles, IL, OF Pennington,
Conn., MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Robin
son, MIR. and Mrs, II Douglas Robin
son ana Monroe Douglas Robinson of
Orange, n, J.; Mr.. ana Mrs. f.. y.
Roosevelt and G, Han Roosevelt Of
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Alsop
OF Woodford, Avon, Conn, Theodore
Roosevelt, Jr., MISS Eleanor D. Alex
andor. his ~fiancco, ana Mrs III. A.
Alexander, Archibald and Quentin
Roosevelt. Miss I. s. Hagner, Mrs.
Rooscvlts secretary. Congressman
Nicholas Longwprth, Who viii meet
his wife. Who ~ Colonel RouseNclt's !
daughter. Mr.. aud Mrs Nj. Emleu
Roosevelt and GnorEe T.. Roosevelt Of
Now York.