The sun., 1910-05-08
DAMPER ON ROOSEVELT VISITS
LONDON IND BERLIN PLGNS 40
ne RlDIrlLLg GLANCED.
M curse TheTe WIN Be No COurI Funr-
tiORs IN l.onalon. bot the kaiser Mlll
Entertain Hlm Ills TTlbaie 10 Dead
hing Race SalclSie Talk IN sweden.

.rsrs' Cl5'r D-spd'ca 70 THE Srv.
NirCkHoIM. Nav : The death oi
Ivari VII. which plungeS every court
Of Flropc into mourning. not only for a
Ir6tr .r monarch bat In tiost cases for a
mar and we'll loved kinsman. has also an
.rrncdiatr effect upon tn european tour
,f,ol Roosevelt and his family. Though
ir1yelling IN an unofiCal capacity col.
Rro-evelt Is nov staying in palace
(which King Edwards niece j. mistress.
Pc ,ame direct from a visit a. anotlser
r,lace whore King Edwards daughter
B. Qu'en Con-ort,
Immediately before that he had been
,ravlng a. a court which gave 10 Edward
and 10 England Queen Alexandra. who
stepped into tho hearts of the English
l-ople the day she landed ON their shores.
uu Monday the Colonel will leave here
~ stay az the court Of hing Edward :
nephew. the German Kaiser. On Friday
week he was to have dinsd ~ Buckingham
Palace A. the guest Of the dead King.
There have naturally been many sur
rn.sss a. TO what the effect Of King I'd
wards death will be on the remainder oI
cot Roosevelt's tour II may he said AZ
once that the tour will be completed with
adherence to its broad outlines. but with
necessary notifications with regard T.
the course of Germany and England.
which are affected by King Edwards
death
Not until tomorrow does the Swedish
Court begin the three weeks mourning
which Is customary. and a. the time Of
writing Col Roosevelt and his family. with
the crown Prince are attending banquet.
not wearing mourning. as the guests Of
the citizens Of Stockholm. The banquet
j. al Hasselhacken. With the Foreign Min
ster in the chair,
Nha; exactly will be the changes in
Col Roosevelt's Berlin visit IL as yet
unknown Later tonight he may hear
from Ambassador Hill. but At present
70 Is not sure whether he will stay et the
psIpcp or not In this matter he immedi-
a'elv placed himself az the convenienoe
4 the Kaiser but in any cass he intends
'o fulfil both his Berlin and English visits
~ bis private engagements demand
M court functions IN which he was 20
Participate. il is naturally assumed will
te canCellrd hut such events a. his
leciure ~ the Berlin University and his
Rnmsncs lecture at Oxford University
presunahly will no, be interfered with
Hs visits Ia England and Germany. IN
h, own words. will now be very quie,
and private.
i' was thought here that he might 20
'o KinE Edwards funeral There has
tsen M time as vet even for an invitation.
tu' Il u occurs before the end cf hrs Berlin
WIT tot Roosevelt saws he Will be unable
e. g.
NrrakinG of King Edward an hour ago
col. Roosevelt expressed a deep feeling
# scrrow He said he had personal
ieehng IN regard to his death although
10 did not know hum personally He
sdded:
But a. President had tho know ledge
that he Rad an earnest desire to keep the
relations between the United States and
England on the closest and most friendly
terms
col Roosevelt then recalled what he
described a. am illustration not merely oT
tact but II real feeling q was when
he vas lnRuguratcd President m lOOs
he said
Several people then sent me little gifts
ard souvenirs Except only the ring with
the hair of Abraham Lincoln that John
Hay gave me what pleased and ,oucfe ed