The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
R. WU MEETS ROOSEVELT
GOES TO caro- To TELL Az
OLD FRIEND GOOD-BY.
The Colonel Visits College ana LaneAes
Win the khediN e-Atte7iats to TuEn
Gae Names Against Hira Fail-Be
set HIs own Date a. SEE the Pop

.Chrese N.r.atCr 20 the United ~ 'c-
who o. h wsy home o.. s-.'cG 10 q p,
espcc.s y - rrcc the 6, .nor Prssldeu'
Cordirl rrec',nrf we're 90. h-nrCt They
q nvt rsed a. 'onr - Co. RoC-sVe!''s
time would nsT-n.'
Roosevelt prslSa ruoth.r lively day.
Tbs ~o-r 30 b. v.-t.l .u@ Al izn q,
UnivCr.ry IN" v. .u.' q ,h' Iden'.'
welcome So nm o." suro rid he -sid
f~w words lr rpTlv
He returned - Sh"rh01 rJ's Hotel
before prouvr1.rs FOO tU. Adm D. 'Hre.
'wher~ ~ took i'r b with ~" EFci &c..
He W. rccor,psr.'i Nv NJ Pc. .voi'.
Ethel nd Kermit Al -r,i' o.. the rtlaC"
In a earn. 60 sent ~ the kh.d
In sdd,t.a e. 'h' Roc. rvc't, ~" lur n
ecn u-rtv r.iudsd OScrr Sfr-us. the
American Amh1s- idor - C,n~t ant
nople Mrs SIRIUS. Mr. lidinr- m"
Amsric n consu,. MrS Iddngs. Mahmoud
Sadik Bey. chef II IN" Tgra.sh Bureau
Of the Khs dival Cabinet. H'4-a" RuChdl
Pashn. Minister - Justice hhW"d Zek!
Pasha. Grand Master 81 Ceremonies.
cod, Asi or Watson. the hhod.Ve- m.h-
tary ard
- An noon the khedvs gave Amhas%a
dor Straus a privete audience. =. ndinR
FROM the palace.
-, In the afternoon the Killed. We returned
the visit NE Amer or agency
Later Col Roosevelt visited the museum
CASTOR Maspero, Director General Of the
Service Of Antiquities. conducted the
party through the buildIns and explained
the obie n exhibition
Despite a" ATTACKS 4 the Nationalist
Journals and t. CONSEQUENT anxiety col
Roosevelt had splendid reception every
where The natives even cutie lass rpn-
patriots IN the enthusiasm Of their greet
ings Whenever he walks ar drives he
cannot escape their hIrraAInG
Shepherd Hotel continues ~ he
besasged from morning until night b.
Rdmtrers ANTIQUE - act n glimpse - HIM
This morning they surrounded HIM ant
refused To- LEI HIM depart uu,l he hG6
made q short address IN the garden IT
the hotel
The mos; hostile ot the NauonAlis-
journals Is the Moy0". a hirh pIbufh.t
a letter from Sheik Ali YousSeG a'rac. ing
Col Roosevelt and hoping to rroJuii,c
the minds = .he na''vrs Judging from
their ,"vousrs--. tnH nat yes a., arcnLy
are unaffected by the riL.ag,
Col Roosevelt and as party took DIN
ner tonight az tha American agency.
The dlr.er vas follow "a byaNe.-y Lar l."lv
attended ,e"spt'on.
The yis.:.rr win attend Faster service
q; 81 saints. Church t.-uorrpR morning
What i looked upon a. the CroU0irs
event a.. ne tsltwIll tGyo place On Mon
dav vk-n Col Roosevelt W.il d"liy.- a
lecture a. the Egyptian UEtvarsI.v HIS
subject will be The F'tli'y - Political
Assasstns-,o- There - az cN,raordI-
nary demand for scat
RoAE. March p Col Eooscralt's
audiences with the King AID the Pope 4
have been arranged without Arousing the
suareprbil,ries Of either tho Qurinal
or tbs Vatican. The King Viii dine Col .
Roosevelt and his family Al the Ouirlual
On Aprl! {. an honor heretofore conferred
on sovereIgns only. Naturally visits
% sovsreIgas " ia constitute a cnarac-
teristic feature IT Co! Rooseve.ts EIro- .
peAn trip.
The hunter ~ big game Is now busy
IN Cairo perfecting the details 81 hts royal
audiences. He is personally attending
70 the royal visiting b1siness He wrote /.
70 Ambassador LeishmAn announcing
when he would arrive in Rome and in
structing him 10 arrange his royal and
DAEA A4alCnNNH TOT april ana D re-
specLvely. adding that Tor the papAl
audience the Ambassador had better
apply through the proper quarter. Mr
LGlshmAn accordingly arranged the
audience through Bishop kennedy, rec
tor OF the American College. requesting
the Bishop 70 communicate Col. ROose-
welt wish % the Vatican.
The Pope a. a rule tixes the dates II
a,,Rf.p@.a hfv7salf AVER,
happen 20 be prominent Americans. In
thu case Of Roosevelt the Vatican officials
ohligineiy waived the rule and granted
an audience on the date Roosevelt him
self suggested, thus making a special
concession.
The Vatican imposed the condition IN
granting the audience that Roosevelt
should not lecture or address the Meth
odists of Rome. Former Nice-President
Fairbanks missed AN audience of the Pope
because he omitted ~ obey n similar con
dfaion. but Roosevelt as too clever 20
duplicate Mr.. Fairbankss hunder The
Methodists. learning 81 Roosevelt = visit.
wrote him In December. 1905 inviting him
Tn address the boys 81 the Methodist COL
lege in Rome Roosevelt automatically
replied that II he visItedkRome he - 1uId
make no adirosses The Methodsts
cay they dropped the matter tnen and
viii not attempt % renew tho negotiations
now
Roosevelts papal audience will be Of
the ordinary k.-i. There will be nothing
oeremonious No guards Of honor will
line the staircase. courtyard and ante
room 90 the Pope araftrnsnS Bishop
Kennedy vi! escort Mr. aDd Mrs Roose-
welt snd The children and will act as IN
terpTeJer The Pope does not speak
French vel AID he would therefore be
unabIe 20 Understand Roosevslts French.
The conversation will be conducted in
Italian
The fact that tie aud once Of the Pope
follows the audience Oh tEs King a: the
CuirInaI does not imply tia. the vatican
- .-.-is d s. ~cIal p - ,.1a 70 r,O5se-
velt ~ E.a- B, III permit a breach %