The Detroit times., 1912-10-21


papermen and members or the order
OF Sisters OF Mercy who were cluster.
ed about his door
Goodbye. everybody" said the
colonel waving his hat. "Pve had q
| mighty good time here. You may not
| believe II, but have
gerald. Welter and Irving Kumbalek
and with Sister Dolores and the news
lpapormen.
The wheel chair. In which the
colonel was ridden to the elevator.
was facing the door Of his room.
Turn II around that way" ordered
the patient. and walked steadily
around II and climbed aboard unas.
sisted. DR.. ecurry L. Terrill, HIS per
sonal physician. pushed the chair to
The elevator.
4 will face the door, II you please,
doctor said the colonel az he indL
Gated that he wished the chair back
Ell 90 he could be wheeled out into
the lower corridor face forward.
When Colonel Roosevelt saw Cecil
Lyon. OF Texas. In the corridor, he
waved TO him.
.By George. Cecil" he said, have
you found my waistcoat YETI"
Colonel Lyon had not found II, and
he explained that at the time Of the
shooting or the colonel In Milwaukee.
his fayorite waistcoat had disappear
ed mysteriously, and a search had
failed to locate 1t.
Just before leaving the colonel's
room, this bulletin was issued on the
PATIENTS condition:
Pulse. temperature and respiration
normal. There Is still some discharge
'cf serum, but less filtration. The
r6lnt Of the bullet was definitely To-
Gated fhis morning. II IL sensitive
to pressure. General condition good.
Rested very well"
DR.. Lambert explained that the fact
that the bullet point was sensitive to
pressure did not indicate any bad
condition. 1t will be sore for some
time, he said, but the lead Is now en-
cased In tissue, and there Is no indica-
ton of infection.
The colonel was taken from the
same automobile ambulance which
brought him to the hospital last
Thursday and put aboard his private
car at q small freight terminal sta
tion OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
Just OF Twelfth-st. His car was back
ed TO the Union station and attached
70 the regular train which was at
leave at S:15 o'clock.
y He was accompanied from the hos
pItai by DR.. John d. Murphy, DIR.
Alexander Lambert, and Colonel Cecil
automobile containing the coloners
. IL ~ nd
Gilbert e. Martin. The next car con-
tained newspaper correspondents,
who have been travelling with the
colonel, then came the newspaper
photographers and motion picture
men. Following them was the car In
which were riding Mrs. Roosevelt,
Mrs Alice Longworth, Miss Ethel
Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.
There was q big crowd at the
Twenty-sixth-st. entrance OF the hos
pital and a subdued cheer went up
when the colonel was pushed through
the door and wheeled to the ambul
snce.
Z The procession was compelled to
move slowly when Il reached Twelfth.
st., because Of the rough pavement
ard once the ambulance driver was
compelled to- crank the machine He
Lad been running SO slowly that his
motor stopped.
DR.. Terrill, the colonels personal
physician, missed the party as II was
leaving the hospital and he was com.
le ed to hire taxicab and break the
city speed ordinance to catch up with
the procession.
The police today were still puzzled
over the actions OF man who said
he was Louis e. Molina. general In
the army Of Columbia, and the son
Of Columbian senator, who last
night demanded a private interview
win Colonel Roosevelt at Mercy hos
rital. The man did not get to see
the ex-president, because the police
men and detectives on duty at the
hospital would not allow him TO get
beyond the FIRST floor entrance.
AS nearly as the policemen could
explain Il today, the man wanted to
tax over with Roosevelt some plan
for making restitution to the Nation
Of Columbia, because OF the colonePs
alleged action in taking Panama with
out paying his nation. People there
were starving, he said, because the
United States had taken the Isthmus
without giving Columbia cash con-
sideration, and he wanted some &C
ton taken by Roosevelt IN case he
tecame president again.
! Il have no desire to harm Colonel
Roosevelt" said Molina Il merely
want TO talk with him. I am secret
agent OF Colombia, and my mission
ie strictly a confidential one" ~
Gov. johnson, practically giving up
his ONCE as governor OF California.
left here yesterday afternoon Ut 2:46
o'clock over the Pennsylvania lines
for New York, where he win complete
10 Ill Col Roosevelt's
speaking dates In the east during the
remainder OF the campaign and direct
the fight. The complete itinerary has
not been given out, but II Is known
that It Will embrace the state of New
York. Massachusetts, New Hampshire.
Connecticut, Maine. New Jersey, Della
ware and Pennsylvanla.
He expected to spend at leaN ons
day In Maine and another In Massa-
chusetts. He WIN travel BY special
train.
ON BOARD THE ROOSEVELT
TRAIN, VALPARAISO. Ind. Oct. n.
The colonel was still reading when
the train reached here Mrs. Roose-
welt was with him. DR.. Lambert seem
All nIoaaad With the naffonfsa change