The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-05
ENTERTAINS
GRAND DUKE
Cars Brother Guest of
the President.
LATTER'S FACE IS MARKED
MementOeS of the Accident at
PittSfleld, Mass.
Motorman Euclid Madden Who Had
Charge of the Car Which
Struck Presidents Carriage
Out on $4,000 Bond.
LATTER'S FACE IS MARKED


dent today entertained Grand Duke Boris
at luncheon. The Grand Duke came to
Oyster Bay from Newport on Ogden
Mills's yacht the Felicia. With him
were Count Cassini, the Russian Ambas-
sador at Washington; Private Secretary
to the Grand Duke. Greaves: Ogden Mills
and Assistant Secretary Of State, Pierce.
the representative of this government.
The President met his distinguished guests
in the wide hall Of his home on Sycamore
Hill and after the presentation, which
were made by Count Cassini. luncheon
was announced. The Grand Duke called
simply to pay his respects and at $3.50 the
party left on the Felicia for Newport.
Henry White. secretary to the Ameri-
can Embassy at London. also called on
the President today to present his son.
John, who will enter a college in this
country In the fall Mr.. White was the
guest of Mrs. James Roosevelt at
luncheon, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt also
being present.
Marks Of the Accident.
President Roosevelt and Secretary Cor
telyou have recovered from the effects OF
their accident yesterday. but still bear
awkward marks Of the catastrophe. DR..
Lung. the Presidents official physician.
thinks that the marks on the Presidents
face will disappear in about four days.
Apropos of the accident, the suggestion
was made today that an added measure
of safety would be taken II the local com
mittees having charge of the Presidents
reception at the various cities would see
to 1t that none but doclle horses are
attached to the carriages in which the
President and members of the party ride.
While the horses which were hitched to
the Presidents landau yesterday, 1t Is
stated, were quiet, still at other times
skittish animals have been furnished.
The President will send a wreath of
flowers to be placed on the casket OF
william Craig, his faithful bodyguard,
who was killed yesterday.
Arrangements have been completed for
the Presidents trip to Chattanooga which
begins tomorrow. The President, Secre-
tary Cortelyou, DIR. Lung and Stenogra-
pliers Weaver and Latta will leave here
in the Sylph tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock for Jersey City. Their private car
will be attached to the TIA p. m train
for Washington over the Pennsylvania
Road. At Washington the party will be
Joined by a number Of newspaper corre-
spondents and photographers and the
special train in which they will travel
will start south at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
CASTOR and Alphonse Messages.
The President is receiving a large num-
Der of messages of congratulation over
his escape from serious injury yesterday.
These have come from some OF the
crowned heads of Europe as well as from
leading public men and private citizens in
this country.
The President, through Acting Secretary
Adee. made the following response to
Emperor Williams message:
His Majesty, William. German EN-
peror, Posen:
81 warmly appreciate your Majesty's
sympathetic message.
Theodore Roosevelt"
Other messages were received and an
swered as follows:
'Montelimar. Sept. 4, 1902.
His Excellency, Theodore Roosevelt,
President OF the United States:
1.-THE report of the awful accident to
which you came near falling a victim, has
just reached me. and hear that you hap
pily escaped. l wish to express to you
my sincere Fluctuations and to renew to
you the assurance of my constant friend
ship. Emile Loubet."
His Excellency. Emile Loubet, President
of the French Republic:
II cordially appreciate your friendly
congratulations upon my Providential es-
cape. Theodore Roosevelt"
paris. Sept. 4, 1902.
His Excellency. Theodore Roosevelt,
President of the United States. WASH |
ington:
Il am infinitely sorry for the untoward |
mishap and happy to hear that injury is |
slight. Wish your Excellency speedy re- |
cover Muzaffer Ed-Din, Shah"
His Majesty. Muzaffer Ed-Din, Shah de |
Perse Paris:
IT thank your Majesty for your solicit
tous message.