Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-15
FRANCIS JOSEPH
RECEIVES COLONEL
As Special Mark OF Esteem Re-
Ception Was in Private Apart
ments Of the Emperor.
MAJESTY RETURNED CALL.
\ Notable Compliment ~ Rule 4.
Only 10 Return Visits Of Reign
ing SoVcrcicns.

Vienna. April l-.-Thcodoro Boose-
welt and Dis son Kermit arrived here
al 6.45 O'Clock this morning
Nh. Roosevelt was met al the station
by Herr Won Mueller. principal sacre-
tory OF the foreign office, who was there
az the representative OF the Austrian
government, American Ambassador
Kerens and others Of the stan Of the
American embassy and consulate. and
Baron Hengolmuener won Henegerver
Austro- Hungarian ambassador at
Washington.
After an exchange OF greetings Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr. Kcrens entered
court carriage and drove 20 the Hotel
kranz.
After breakfast with Henry white.
formerly American ambassador to
France. who came from Silesia cs-
pecially TO meet him. Mr. Roosevelt re-
ceiNcd several Americans who had
awaited him az the hotel and then
drove I'm the court carriage to the for
eign office on the Ball-Piatz and made
an official call on Count Won Aohren-
thai the Austr0- Hungarian foreign
minister
Returning 90 his hotel, the former
president received call from Baron
Hcngelmueller The baron remained
for luncheon MI Kcrons and Mr..
white being also in the party.
RECEIVED BY EMPEROR
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Mr
Roosevelt again entered the court care
rIage and drove 20 the Hofburg palace.
where he was received in audience by
Emperor Francis Joseph. As a special
mark of esteem the emperor received
his guest iu his private apartments i'm
stead of In the usual audience cham
Der As Mr.. Roosevelt entered the
courtyard the palace guard turned
out and rendered military houors.
From the palace Mr. Roosevelt Wis
tied the CHpuchin church. On the vaults
of which rest the bones of the Haps
burgs There he placed wreaths on
the tombs OF the Empress Elizabeth
and the Crown Prince Rudolph As
Mt Roosevelt entered the crypt ~ the
HapshurRs the Capuchin monks who
watch the tOmbs conducted him
straight TO the iron wrought collins of
Elizabeth and Rudolph which DE ON
either side OF the beautiful statue of
the madonna presented by the Hun
garian people.
After the wreaths had been deposited
tine former president was shown the
other tOmbs. among which is the im-
mcnse sarCophaEus containing the
bodies of Maria Theresa and her hus-
band. Francis l. and the plain casket
of Emperor Macmillan of Mexico.
From the church MI Roosevelt set
ont ON round Of official calls leay-
ing his cards for Archduke Francis
Ferdinand. heir 90 the Austro- Hun
garian throne; Prince MONTENEGRO the
court chamberlain, ana Count Paar
the personal udjutant OF the emperor.
Later 90 the afternoon Mr. Roose-
Welt visited the military riding school
and also Witnessed review OF the
regiment OF hussars commanded hy
Prince Bronn, at BretcnZ
At y o'clock this evening the officials
Of the foreign Office win give "a dinner
at which Mr. Roosevelt will Doe the
guest OF honor
A crowd OF several hundred persons
remained in front OF the Hotel Eanz
throughout the day and displayed the
koeuost interest in Mr. EooeeNeIts
comugs and golnge. SO e1ch appear
ance Of the American these persons
raised their hats resucO fully but made
no other manifestation
MAJESTY RETURNS VISIT
Alr RooscyeIrs interview with Count
Won Achrenthal lasted for nearly an
hour and the call was returned by the
count within the hour following Em-
.peror Francis Joseph also returned Mr
R1oscNclts call visiting the hotel late
Zoo the afternoon while on his way 20
the Schoenbruuu palace where ho stays
every night
This was notable compliment 90
Mr. Roosevelt as the aged monarch
habitualiy returns the visits only of
relgninr sovercigns and ambassadors
ON the ossasion OF the presentation of
their credentials