Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-06
ROOSEVELT BIDS
NAPLES FAREWELL
Thanked Head Of Neapolitan Po-
lice for the Excellent Protec-
ton Afforded During Stay.
MAYOR RENDERED THANKS.
For Succor sent Messinn sufferer
ON Hunting Expedition Win bc
Joined by =. G. Selous.

Naples. April 6.-After spending yes
I terday afternoon and evening ashore in
Naples, where he was given an eutnu-
slastic welcome by the people Of the
city. Theodore Roosevelt began the sec
/ ond stage of his journey ID .he h'ae-
African protoctorate and Uganda shot
/ ly after miunlFnt last nIkut GA uoati
the steamer Admiral hc is du- az
Mombasa Aprh IL
BEFORE aoing on board the Admiral
| last uight. Mr.. Roosevelt thau-ed the
head oi the Neapoutan police, ChcNa'ier
Calahresl for the excellent lr0Lrtu'l
AFFORDED MIN during his stay on sA'r''
Mr. Roosevelt was accompanied e'eiy-
where by the CHIEF
During an audience yesterday with
the mayor OF Naples TINS OH Ll con-
veyed To Hr Roosevelt special vote "
tho rnuuiciual lolnCl tlanltin- the FORM
| en- president and tho American people
for tho succor sent from tho Dulo'd
States for the earthquake sufferers. Mf.
| Roosevelt expressed mis- appreciation OF
this communication. He sad tneic
should be 10 question Of gratitude Inc
earthuuaka gave tine American people
an opportunity to- show their sympa-
| thy in this unparalleled disaster which
| had made Italy at once the creditor OF
the whole world.
MI Roosevelt boarded the Admiral
al 10 O'Clock last night. He spent some
time in the smoking room con e. slns
with his follow passengers. The de-
parture Of the Admiral was delayed by
| waiting for the arrival OF the &c mai
mails for south AfIicn. The train ar
rived az midnight. the mails we've ulr-
ried on board the Admiral and IN
steamer left port at once.
Mr. Roosevelt viii leave the Adm.ra
ms |Hf
sina. lie found on board the steamer
Signor Tulucheri, the project OF Mes-
sina who by order of Premier Ollt.
came up % Naples TO accompany NJ.
Roosevelt ON his Inspection of the city
AS the Admiral steamed out %. ths
/ Gulf of Naples many OF the craft DO
sight were illuminated ia his honor.
Another passenger on board the All
miral is 4. C.. Sal1us, the English Au-
] thor and big game hunter. Mr. Sel1us
/ as an old friend OF Mr.. Roosevelt ana
| was given a cordial welcome. The hun
/ ter said he would be happy 20 Join DIT
! Roosevelt in big game shooting ln iha
/ uelghhorhooi Of Nairobl ana MI. hopse-
/ veIt expires "a his satisfaction at 1h
! PROMISE OF his conpany and the ponent
! Of bis experience.
FRENCH ESTIMATE or HIM
/ Paris. April 6.-The French press is
| display .ng great interest and cur
| iosity in Theodore Roosevelt When
! the Caesar Of modern democracy g0es
| hunting Europe, Asia, Africa and Am
| erica climb to their windows and watch
! the caravan of publicity pass Is the
| way one Of the papers describes Mr.
! KOosevelDs journey 70 East Africa. A
| majority Of the French correspondents
| sent 90 Naples to chronicle their impress
/ siohs OF Mr.. Roosevelt say the former
] D. /. s.H r "a IA
| sorncd iu himself. They rescTibe his
| cabin as fitted with his books and lit
! tered with photORra phs of himself and
| members OF his family They say the
only object not relating 10 Mr.. Roosevelt
| himself in his cabin was q photo
| graph OF Emperor William, bearing the
| Imperial signature Ia green ink.
| Mr. Roosevelt talked freely but pIin-
| Cipaliy about himself and his work,
| the Corrcsp Oudents say and he mani
Tested "a disposition 20 preach In his
conversation he touched upon his
| knickerbOcller ancestry and his expert
| cnces as a ranChmau IA the Tar west
! Turning 10 politics he said he had been
/ elected 10 the presidency as a repre-
sentative Of honesty against the power
/ Of gold OF have always maintained
that probity iu private life Sc indisper-
sable 10 public uie' Air. Roosevelt Is
| quoted as saying. "l have fought the
] ON hhbh dtA inc et''i ,iHiNl DIT tleN
tried TO hreak my back but nay back is
| stlI intact
The truth is that they showed loss
! resistance than / expected. The feud AZ
/ barOus OF modern finance Ia. e le 3 en-
orgy than the fcudal lords Of ancient
| Europe
Continuing, Mr.. Roosevelt referred TO
his pride in the American navy and
| army
"By preparing for war" the former
I president b. quoted as having cal p 81
was able TO calm the impetuoslty or
young America against Japan"
! AIr Roosevelt Is further quoted as
having said that the presid M OF the
| United states was moro Pow er.ul t.al
any constitutional monarch o. Eur1 .e.
lie pointed out. the French corr s on
dents aver. that he possess a the 20 v-
en- OF veto. thai he appointed the en-
tire diplomatic corps and the high Gov
! ornamental fuuctOnaries. and that he
was a marker of treaties with only tao
consent of those which he character lze .
az the national regullt r." lie A.
I that foy two years while pres dent ur
/ spent bis time ln hFhung the tfu g..
ana that DE roloieed that hs had let
behind au America whore the onl5 king
I VIII De- tine state. The machinery o
[ state win now roll on without mo-" SIR
] Roosevelt Is quoted as saying. but with
| The impetus ] have given SIR. Taft. ms
good successor. viii build tho Panama
l canal continue 10 increase tho army
and navy and check the trusts b. they
again become TOO obstrcpor0us."
Ar Roosevelt paid a high tribute 10
| Journalism he said ha would have
l accomplished nothing when be- entsreI
/ politics without the press. Az Jour
nalat himself Do had fought tha Uto-
| piaa of To'stoI and the excess of ravolu-
t0u1ry propaganda. "NeWspap. auI
/ books are Instruments % action Tor
me." Mr llo o. elt declared journal
lm should aut be content % soi uhal
I tde pub wants to buy. 10 should
raise ana not lower Che pub last
ono nf fhe French co o.. % dents
concludes hiF story of Mr Hoose a.
yiait t0 Naples Nith these wo d.
"AIr H0o.eFet .E Impate 90 rsa Ia
the hunting grounds. He Gays no. .o dr
of Maple. or of the ar. g. .res t1
Io s.en there. He under Hnds moth
lun uf these gat.WtyH 90 an an inf
own cation. of tneso eternal ooastallt
uoua In the aky of history Emperor
william displayed uobler breed .n
I when hc lHkrd tn De- loft alone be- Or