The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-30
COLONEL RESTS UP
FOR PITTSBURG TRIP
Insistence of Moose Causes
Wave Of Roosevcltian
Displeasurc.
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CLOSES HIS DOOR on SOME
Ex-Prcsident Will Board Train
Here at 1901 O'clock
This Morning.
CLOSES HIS DOOR ON SOME

OYSTER BAY, y. Y. June Cool
Theodore Roosevelt. drew into his political
shell with q vcnrcJuco to-day and not
only declined to discuss politics but closed
the doors OF sagamofc Hi to several
Progressive callers who had come down
to oyster Bay TO tell their troubles ~
the policeman" az tho Colonel expresses
IT.
1t was the first day Of the rest cure
that Dr. Lambert has said the Colonel
must take II ho wants 70 remain In politics
for twenty years The Colonel didn't
seem to ike H. tie made serious start,
however, by remaining In bed until go
In the morning. This wa unusual. for
the Colonel 80 most always up before I.
When word came down to oyster Bay
to-day that the Progressive leaders in
New York are still insisting that they are
going 10 force the eN-Prcsident 10 run for
Governor there wac an undOubted wave
Of displeaSur- on the COlonels trend OF
thought. He mad believed that his physi-
clans order that n. either quit hard work
now or give up perhaps his entire p>llt-l~,l
future would be- Uihcieut to turn the men
who are booming him for Governor on 10
some one elsc's trail, and the fact taat
1t has not no. irritat,d him considerably.
II IL understood here on good authority
that tho iuslst-ura Of some OF the Bull
enter the fall campaign and the equally
strong insistcnce on the part OF others.
including the Colonel himself that he
must be relieved Of TIE burden OF such
q campaign. has already started III fe,l-
ing among the generals Of tho party.
Furthermore. /. IS known that Col.
Roosevelt has taken the remarks OF his
leaders IN New York city to-day a. q
mark not only Of disrespcct 10 himself but
In a manner a slight upon the real serious
meas Of his physical condition, to which
Or. Lambert has not alone testified.
The impression has been gathered at
Sycamore fIll. on the other hand that
some Of the Progressive leaders have been
INSTRUCTED to keep the Roosevelt, boom
. alive for the sake Of the psychological ef-
f, feet II may have Oh the Republicans ~ the
| STATE while they are still tossing ABOUT the
iames 0; Bainbridge Colby, Frederick ".
Davenport aud. William H. Hotchkiss. and
almost In the game breath adding fuel to
The anal dmation idea by mentioning men
OF the type Of Harvey J. Human" who
generally has the reputation OF being
perfectly good organization RepU blicau.
The strenuous life will he resumed to-
morrow b. col. Roosevelt, after his one
day OF rest cure. He will leave Sycamore
Hill BY automobile at o O'Clock for the
Pennsylvania station in New York. where
he will board the s:0i train for Pittsburg
He will arrive there at oc.ock Ia the
evening and will go Immediately TO a 81
Progressive dinner - be held In his honor
From the dinner he will 60 to Exposl-
ton Hall whore he will be the principal
speaker at u big Bul. Moose powwow
The meeting Is expected 20 last until
nearly midnight. when the Colonel will
catch u train back TO Nov York, arriving
there at Q 40 O'clock Wednest morning
He will pass Wednesday In New York
visiting the American Museum OF Natural
History. comforting with some OF his
'political partners at the headquarters Of
the National Progressive committee in
the Forty-sscond Street Building. and Sec
Ing a throat specialist, Dr. Ho.brook
Curtis.