The Washington times., 1910-04-15
Roosevelt, In Vienna, Mani
tests DiSpleaSuTe With
Old-time Vigor.
Is LEFT HOMELESS
BY HITCH IN PLANS
Visits EmPeror-Says He Viii
Hear Both Sides OF Con-
sevatiOn Dispute

VIENNA April 15--ThTUuEh an error
Of some members OF the reception com
mittee. Colonel Roosevelt found no
rooms reserved for him al the Hotel
Krsnz upon his arrival this morning
Despite the fact that he was the Lion
Of the hour and had had a triUmphai
ride from the station 20 the hotel, abso-
lUtely no arrangements had been made
for his reception at the hotel The hotel
manager provided for him Temporarily
IN a little room. while one Of the most
luxurious suites IN the hotel was put in
readiness 10 receive him
United States Ambassador Richard c
Kerens says he thought Baron HenEeI-
mueller arranged for hotel accommoda-
tons, and HengeImueIIer. who was
formerly Austrian Ambassador az Wash
ington. says he thought this was
kerens' Job
anyway. there was q fine lot Of con-
fusion in the ranks Of the reception com
mittee when the mistake was discov-
cred.
Short and Ugly, Again.
one Of the first things Roosevelt die
on arriving here was 10 brand again
as a fake statement thas he had con
scented TO be a candidate for the Presi-
dency again The statement this time
was contained in the Paris Herald.
which quoted one Of its Italian CORES
pOndents-
The colonel authorized the statement
that the story was a ''pur~ fake That
neither ne nor Clifford Pinchot had said
anything that could possibly warrant
such a statement.
In this connection. Roosevelt said that
his meeting with Pinchot should not be
one side Of the conservation controversy.
4 want to. hear all sides. on all ques-
TONS the colonel said and I shall be
glad TO see anyone who can enIiEhten
me on political conditions. am sOrry
that Senator Root could not come to
Europe.
The colonel made il plain that h
would stand for principles upon his re-
turn 20 America, regardless Of parties
or persons.
Brands Statement False
In concluding his remarks. regarding
the Paris Herald, the colonel said
As this is the third false statement
in the Herald Of similar character. I"
must in the future decline TO see the
representative OF that paper
This vas a day Of rubbing elbows with
royalty for the colonel II seemed that
everybody on the reception COMMITTEES
Is count. OF q duke or a baron, and
they SWaTmed in and about the rail-
way station reSpleudanI IN gold braid
and each accompanied by his aides.
The colonel arrived At s O'Clock and
encountered the biggest reception COM
Ufttee Of the triU- The committee was
headed by Kerens and Henge7muelIer-
s crowd of several thousand people
we're mgssed about the hotel when the
colonel arrived and they gave MIN q
~0HsiuE cheer
Colonel Roosevelt spent tuo hours
with his mail before beginning a
strenuous 3aE Of calls and social fuuC-
Souut Won AeTenthaI- Austrian minis
ter OF foreign affairs. and one OF the
commanding figures IN European poll
tics.
Interview With Emperor
The next stop was a call unon
Baroness Won HeuEclmUeIIer. who was
an intimate friend Of the coloners
family while IN Washington
After luncheon al the hotel AT which
former United States Ambssss Gor
Henry White Lieutenant Won Hahne. an
African hunter. were his guests. the
big function Of the day came. This was
the colonels reception By aged Emper-
or Franz Josef Al the palace. This audi
euce lasted more than an hour
At the CapuChiu Church, Colonel
Roosevelt placed wreaths uDoR the
tonbs Of Empress Eliza beth and Crown
school, where jumping horses were ez-
hibited. and an Inspection Of the crack
Hussar regiment concluded the after
noon
The colonel received a group OF local
ueWspapeT men and wound W the day
--z the guest at dinner OF Minister l-.--