The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

Of San Francisco. dropped in to zee him
this morning. Forgetting all about his
bullet, Roosevelt Immediately dictated
. reply which Heney gave out as he
left the hospital
After disposing Of Wilson and Gov.
Johnson. the colonel, finding time tagging.
began to lay plans for resuming the
stump. He took 1t as q matter Of course
that before the end OF the campaign he
could blaze away with a raft of speeches.
and he amused himself trying to think
where they would be most effective. DR..
Lambert stepped into the room as hte
colonel was In profound thought.
Planning His Speeches.
whats up?' asked the doctor. regard.
Ing the colonel quizzically.
was just thinking" unused the for
mer President, If I ought to confine my
self to stumping the East. or II I had
better make a couple of speeches in the
West and wind up in New York"
DR.. Lambert looked at the audacious
colonel in blank amusement.
You're lucky IL I let you make even
one speech he replied firmly.
. oh, you can't stop that rejoined the
colonel. good naturedly. IT didn't finish
what was saying in Milwaukee After
this rest up I'm entitled to go on again"
So far a. the actual fact goes, IL Is
given out-here that Roosevelt will make
just one speech. and that will be in Mad
ison Square Garden on the night Of
wednesday. October 30 While he is
down for . speech at the Garden on Octo.
Der Is. that will likely be abandoned for
the other
Col. Roosevelt leaves here at Sis
o'clock Monday morning over the Penn
syivania Railway. He. with his family
and the immediate members Of his for
mer travelling party. will occupy two
special compartment cars So that he
viii be under the eye Of physicians the
colonel will be accompanied by DR.. Lam
bert and DR.. Terrell. Of Texas. the latter
Of whom went along with him on the trip
halted at Milwaukee.
From Mercy Hospital the colonel will
De conveyed In an automobile to the
Pennsylvania depot. II he feels equal to
it-and judging from past performances
he assuredly will-the colonel is to walk
from the automobile to the train.
Outside Of Governor johnson and Mr..
Heney. the only one to see the colonel
to-day. apart from the family, was Aloy-
eius Moravec. an orderly in Mercy Hos
pital. who wheeled Mr.. Roosevelt into
the operating room ands whose one ambi-
tion In life was to see the colonel again
Moravec kissed the colonels hand as
they led him into the room. Dropping
to his knees. the fellow exclaimed, amid
q torrent Of tears:
Mr.. Roosevelt. everybody loves you"
No. my dear fellow. I'm afraid not.
or 1 would not be here" replied the for
mer President softly.
"Oh. but all good people love you,"
sobbed the orderly.
You are very kind" murmured the
colonel. a. Moravec left the room.
Indignation was felt by members OF
the coloners encourage to-day when
word came from w. B. Bloodgood, chair
man Of the Progressive party in Mil
waukee. that . moving picture concern
was trying to dicker with the district
attorney there to put up bail for John
schrsnk 50 he might 60 through a
moving picture pantomime Of the shoot
Ing Of Roosevelt. Bioodgood wrote that
the district attorney had assured him
he would resist every effort to release
EnGineers Send Flowers.
II advised him It would be most dis.
tressing- and painful to Col. Roosevelt
and his friends II the moving picture
show men were allowed to accomplish
The outrage" he wrote.
Theodore Roosevelt, tr, on hearing of
the ambition Of the picture men de-
1t as q crying shame"
Among the waGonloads Of flowers
that came to Mercy Hospital for the
colonel to-day was q bunch from the
Of Locomotive .Ffremen
and Enginemen. with which Roosevelt
ID afaliated.
Deploring the attempt on Roosevelt's
lie, the Brotherhood. through its ON
GERS. sent this message:
We beg Of you. a. q member Of our
brotherhood. to accept the attached evi-
aencs Of our deepest love and respect
for you and our confidence in you. We
hope and pray that you may speedily
recover and be saved for long life