The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-22
.R0OSEvELTWEARY
after LONG RIDE
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over cross-tracks into Union Station. An
immense throng had gathered there
understanding that he would entrain
at that point. Philip Roosevelt, his
cousin. who had missed the train al
the Twelfth Street yards. hurried to
Englewood Station. several miles out
from the Union Station. and boarded
the train there. At that point the car
guard Of policemen left the train. and
only two detectives went on. They
were to leave the train at Gary. Ind
Mrs. Alice LongWOrth went on ano-
Their train at $40 o'clock bound for
Cincinnati. Many efforts were made by
passengers to get back to see Colonel
Roosevelt, whose car was last on the
train. but they were stopped by guards
Preparations for Colonel Rooseveit's
departure from Mercy Hospital to the
train At Union Station which takes
him to Oyster Bay were completed
early to-day. and he was placed in an
ambulance 1T Ills for the drive
through the city.
RsaAeF Ressless Wight
The Coloners last night At the hospi-
tai was rather q restless one. He slept
only about four hours in the aggre'
gate from the time he first fell asleep
at l1:l5 p. u. He awoke frequently
and he seemed nervoue. It was said
loy Night Nurse Fitzgerald that this
was chiefly due to the excitement OF
his coming departure and not to any
untoward symptoms that had devel-
oped in the course Of the night.
When he was ready to depart the
Colonel said he was feeling well, but
that because Of his restleSsness during
the night he was somewhat sleepy and
hoped he would be able to get some
rest after he had reached his berth
on the train. He vas cheerful and
expressed pleasure that he was % eoor
to be ON the way TO his homo a
Oyster Bay.
He awoke shortly before O'Clock
and was given his morning sponge
bath and rundown Then he had his
breakfast This consisted Of breakfast
bacon. three soft-boiiec eggs. buttered
toast and pot Of tea Mrs. Roosevelt
who had been called Q short time be-
fore the Colonel awoke, had breakfast
with her husband Ia his room
Cos6oessa PFoos0Deed GoS1.
DR.. John B. Murphy. who has been in
charge Of the Coloners case since he
mas Oecu su S"DBo,
hospital al $50 A. u. and with Dr'
william Il. NcCaEley. the house sur
geon. dressed the Coloners wound for
the last time before his departure Tor
the East. At the same time con-
sultation was held. as which Dr.. Scur-
~ L. Terrell. the Colonies specialist;
DR.. Arthur D. Bevan. DR.. Aexandef
Lambert. me Roosevelt family physi-
clan. and DR.. John B. Golden. DR.. Mur-
phys assistant. were present. THIS
consustasson wss for the purpose cf
<Ssabush.nH the Cofoners actual ply
s5cal condition. afser . thorough ex-
amtrstson, 1t which All the pnyssc3ans
were present. with . view OF takins
ssch precautions ~ may oc necessesy
60 make the Journey 90 she Ea@ %
comfortable and ss safe ~ possible TOT
enc AlssimeusxAel pgSsewt.
csprssues PrUo OsAss Pusosoes.
Long bescre the tiss be wss % leave
che hospital. Colonel RoHssveH Wa
hts street clothes he wore the heavy
army overecss ne had o. the evensn9
ne was sos0e. The note IN the vsehs
Hesose Was not dsseiN9vssAo0Ie - any
AS0en0cs. bot those who were near him
couid pIain1y &c the small puneeure.
ne Coscsel walked from his room
20 sAe wheel chair IN she Serrs1ss. The
sr5D from his Apartment - ene veSs
ssde % The buildsas sesvyee ehs Sowo
fy.0XSA Sereee slae We ma4e y .
Nv 0lavoSa NJ ~ occUWvoase0 ~
Dr. n1SpSy aaA Xfs. Rosseves&
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