The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

On Budapest the blertmeru ssreeciS.
spsaas CiSs DespaisAss 10 THn sus.
vIkxNA. April I6-Ths event which
scDod out most conspicuously to-day ~ a.
ri,s call made by Mgr Pignatslli. the Papal
NunctO. upon Col. Roosevelt. Ever pince
hts visit to Rome the vAtican's veto has
hung like a cloud over what would other
wiss have been "A triumphal progress.
The NunUio's call evidently caused the
cloud 10 lift considerably
Neither col. Roosevelt nor the Nuncio
oil sAy a W ord a. regards their conver~a-
ton 1T half an hour at the Hotel Bristol.
bud IL - clear that the call pleased the
Colonel The NunCio not only went To
the Hotel Bristol Ca Ambassador kerens's
reception bus. with his auditor. Mgr
Rossi. left cards AZ Col Roosevelt's
hot.l col Roo~evelt's secretary left
the Presidents cards ~ the nmncia-
slrs a couple at hours later.
How far the Nuncio's action may be
taken ~ Indicative Il Vatican feeling
- Open To question. 4 despatch from
Rome SAYS cardinal Merry del Val
pApAl Secretary OF state. denies that
any significance attaches to Mgr. Pigna-
tells visit To Mr. Roosevelt. and aays
" was made without the knowledge or
direction " the Vatican
II must he remembered that at the time
90 audience At Rome was refused the
Vatican clearly and specifically pointed
out that Ia the last moment there had
been M actual request for an audience
with the Pope Rs all the correspondence
and interchange % communities ioDs oi
any kind were go uSp Cardinal Merry del
Walls own words ia the nature OF pre-
hminary pourparIers. The Cardinal also
pointed ont that the Vatican would not
. haze published n word of the Aborfive
negotiations That was Roosevelt :, own
doing.
The NuncIo's call was prohably there
Gore ~ little importance. col Roosevelt
sssi n-e cyeRd the Vatican 10y cosBt@nan-
cling the Methodtsts in Rome His APP
plioatioa fur an audience was nevaT
formally and actually made. 50 there 10
NJ reass, fnr the paIal nuncios ia any
capital uo' paying the courteSies which
she courts To- which they are assigned
are PAYING.
Al lois o'clock this morning. lit
tle behind schedule time because Of
ere heavy accumulation OF mail. Col
Roosevelt and his son Kermit started
for the medieval castle at kreuzen-
saein. 4 royal automobile came TO tho
Hotel krang and conveyed the Colonel
and his sou Ia the castle, which 10 some
twenty miles from Vienna. situated on
the Cr.st oG a hill. II was rebuilt on the
site 10 the eleventh century castle and
has hren kept VA perfect repair. II nov
preaents an sSact example Of fourteenth
century castle.
Count NilcDek. a man q feet ? inches
w height received the Colonel The
Count " the picture Of a man who would
be supposed 20 cwell in such an ancestral
castle. For more than an hour the Count
showed the COLONEL the COUNTLESS treas
urss Of The castle. There were the Rrmor
pictures. furniture. hooks and manu-
scripts. which go back for generations
This psiaOs 10 really a crowded museum
81 MEDIEVAL times
The conversation between tho Colonel
and the Count Vas conducted in a medley
~ Frcnrh and GeFulan. Col. Roosevelt
returned lo the hotel at I'D O'Clock and
took luncheon al the American Embassy
at
After ub- luncheon there was a brief
r..Csi,iiutf 80 which Col Roosevelt met
MANY americans ttft arr HNbIIhik usGF
and ~oms distinguished Visnne--. Al
It's clos. the olonsl. using a royal pbAston,
drove With Prince won Furst~nbuTg Win
took bum to IN" hunting ndsportinR XIII
hilton buildings m the Prster. rs these
are IN a chaotic state II incompletion th'
visit could serve no purpose beyond adj.
vcrtissmeut
Tr"u h''r. Col Roosevelt drove ~ hi
hotel Waerr hs mad" a quick change
and then went in closed carriage from
che Emperor -tablsE "a th" Palace
Of SchOnbriInn to dine with the Emperor
a. = orlock The dinner was private
ThiTty.nve covers wsr" laid. The gus--ti
Included kermit Roosevelt tn. stan d
rhs American Embassy, Pr,m" Minister
Won Aahr-nthal. the Minister of VA
and Minister ~ Finance. Baron vOT
Hengelnnllsr. Austrian Ambassador al
Washington. aud the Princes % Monte
nuevO and Palny The dinner occupied
exactly an hour There were no tOasts.
FROM tie palace Coz. Roosevelt daShes
to the opera. where he spent "a short time
Ne WIS almost unnoticed Then he wen
to receive the American colony at th'
embassy Offices Never was he need q
an embassy building - emphasized
Long before COT Roosevelt arrived tb'
small rooms were blocked by an Amos
tmIsnstTable mass of people. Hs pushes
his way through INTO a room that wa
practically filled With msmlSer- 81 tins
Vienna Mems Choral society. who san
for him az the White HoII-e. To-nigh
they sang three gle.~. during which
ma iority ~ the guests were ignorant q
Col Roosevelt arrival
Larger crowds than ever gathered Ia
day 70 watch the sN-Prs.SiSlsnt'- arrival
and departures Scattered -HochS" WEI
now replaced by quite hearty -IIurrahs
for -th.. President lie - recognize
and saluted wherever the royal carriage
or automobile. with imposing coachmsI
fOotman or chauffeur in the royal liveri,u
take him When the carriage calls =
the hotel the coachman always goes I
the door Of Col. RoO-evsts suite an
precedes him 60 the carriage. a who
procession IN himself.
Col Roosevelt will start for B'ldapei
al 9-O5 Tomorrow morning. He vi
hla i,ttrvtgv In lunch Nth Com