Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-03-13
ROOSEVELT IN
NEW MEXICO
Colonel Reviewed Troops at
San Antonio, This
Afternoon
GRAND CHILD IS EXPECTED
Piquant and Interesting News
Waited From San Francisco
by Wire.

san IaUtlSCO, MdICH ia new
generation OF the Roosevelt family is
expected to make its advent to the
world shortly. 1t is reported today
that the arrival of the first child in
, the household Of Theodore Roosevelt,
= IJr. is looked for early in April. Young
Roosevelt has his home in San Fran
cisco. His father. Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, and Mrs. Roosevelt. are ex-
lpected in San Francisco to celebrate
the arrival of their first grandchild.
Roosevelt Will Not Talk to Rebels.
San Antonio, Texas, March 13.-
Colonel Roosevelt will not talk with
any representative OF the Mexican in.
surgents during his trip through Tex
as. He made this report 10 the press
yesterday because of runners that
conference of some sort Id been. ar.
ranged by friends OF the insurgents.
The ex-president said the report was
absurd"
Roosevelt Reviews Troops.
San Antonio, March 12.-Cpionel
Roosevelt began the seventh day of
his tour with review of troops gath
cred near this city under recent or
ders of the war department. Later he
made an address from the stand erect
ed under the walls of the histcri Ala
mo. He then left for Austin, Fort
Worth and Dallas.
Mrs. Roosevelt at Albuquerque.
Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, and daughter,
Miss Ethel, were distinguished visit
ors entertained in Albuquerque yes
terday. The Roosevelt party arrived
shortly before noon and left at mid
night for Silver City. The ladies will
be the guests in Silver City of Judge
and Mrs. Afford Cooley and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Ferguson. The Cooleys
and Fergussons are old time friends
of the Roosevelts and a very enjoy
able program has been mapped out
for the visitors for today and tomor-
rev.
Mrs. Roosevelt, her daughter, a
: friend, Miss Margaret Landon, and
maid spent a busy day in Albuquerque
Etf tCl udls DtlOiC luIlCH MI INOOSC-
! welt and the young ladies were taken
: Though the Harvey curio rooms by
Manager Herman Schweizer and
Mrs. J. E. Smithers. In the afternoon
Mrs. Roosevelt and party were the
guests of Mayor John W Elder and
Mrs. Elder and were driven about the
city and country in touring car, Mrs.
Roosevelt, charming. of quiet, unos-
, tentatious personality and natural
manner, enthusiastically voiced her
praise of climate and scenery. At four
O'Clock the party took tea with Mrs.
Smart at her home on North Sec
ond street. Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs.
, Smart are acquaintance of some
years standing. After tea, accom-
panied by Mrs. Smart and the Elders
they were driven out on the mesa
east of town, returning just at sunset
that Mrs. Roosevelt might see a mesa
sunset, which as though to honor the
visitor, was one of extreme beauty
The Alvarado dining room last eve
ming was the scene of a gay gather
MS, lHG IIlIDtlo vi uluSIO DtlllS
usually large, because of the presence
of the Roosevelt party, which took
dinner at special table.
The visitors retired to their Pull
man car shortly after 10 o'clock, the
train leaving at midnight for Silver
a City. They win return to Albuquer
Gue early Wednesday morning Col
onel Roosevelt and party will arrive
from Ell Paso Wednesday evening and
will remain in Albuquerque until af
ter midnight The entire party will
go west to the Grand Canon and from
there will go to Phoenix, where the
: colonel will of4iciate at the formal
/ dedication of the immense Roosevelt
dam and reclamation project named
in his honor.
n Military viii Greet Colonel at Las
Cruces.
Las Cruces. n. NJ, March 13.-The
Ifoll6wing program has been arranged
by the Chamber of Commerce for the
+. reception of Theodore Roosevelt at
r. Las Cruces on March Is, 1911:
= The train bearing. Colonel Roose-
IS welt will be met at the state line by
S. members of the governors staff and
It the committee appointed by the
n chamber of commerce Upon the ar.
5, rival of the train at Mesilla Park, if
If arrangements can be made for the
d train to stop there. the mayor of Las
e Cruces, accompanied by committee
e. of citizens, will board the train, and
It upon the arrival of the train at Las
1t Cruces Colonel Roosevelt will be in
troduced to the assembled citizens by
Honorable R. L. Young, mayor of Las
Cruces.
: The military band of the agrieul-
tural college, the Don Antonio Ruiz
j. band of Las Cruces, a battalion of
cadets from the Agricultural College
and Company e, list Infantry, N NJ
N G., commanded by Captain Philip
g Dessauer, will be drawn up in mill.
= tary formation to receive Colonel
O. Roosevelt
!, 1t is expected that Colonel Roose
:, velt's train will stop thirty minutes
= at Las Cruces station and that he
! will deliver an address from the
rear platform of his car
% The following named gentlemen