Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20
Has Expressed to the American En-.
bassy that He So Desires.
ENTERTAINMENTS ARE PLANNED
Elk. President Will Exhibit Some of
His Trophies at Show.
lRsHIP FOR THIRTY PEOPLE
For the First Time In Many Years
the Emperor Consents to Have
His Picture Taken with
Camera,
nY EMIL -ANDRAssY.


VI NEA. March t9-(special to the Pub
lisf,rs pIsss.I-NieunR is to have the op-
pcr,uuit, to show Mr.. Roosevelt, former
president OF the United States, in what
M Agh esteem he is held in Austria, and
Vienna win dc ita duty, as IL always does
In such matters. Mr.. Roosevelt, with his
family, will! be here April II, according TO
advices received by the American embassy,
and nothing which can be done to make his
stay pleasant will be left undone. The
emperor has sgnified to the American en-
bassy that he will be glad to receive the
distinguished visitor, and other entertain
ments are being planned.
understand that Mr.. Roosevelt has con-
sented to exhibit a portion OF his African
hurting trophies at the sportsman show,
which opens May 1. IL was hoped he could
be present at the show in person, but this
will be impossible.
Messenger Service Under Difficulties.
Some rash admirer Of the system of EN-
ploying boys an organized corps Of mes
sengers attempted recently to found sim
liar organization in Vienna A company
was formed, and It's legal representative
ascertained from the municipal authorities
that no special concession" would be
needed, but that It would be necessary to
register two free industries" One regis
tration was required for the Industry" of
carrying parcels, and another for the "in-
dustry" Of doing commissions, such as
fetching tickets. The registrations wero
duly made, and some days ago Vienna was
startled by the sight of smart youths on
red bicycles riding briskly through the
streets.
Two days later an official threatened to
close the premises of the company on the
pretext that 1t had no concession" He de-
clared that thirteen applications for con-
cessions of this kind had been in the hands
of the municipality for more than a year.
Another official then investigated the
activity of the brisk youths, and on the
morrow a municipal officer forbade the
fetching of theater tickets. "A few hours
later commission appeared with authority
to close the company's premises, and
though its legal representatives obtained
two days grace, the commission closed the
premises and sealed them with an official
seal. In consequence of a legal protest
they were once more opened on condition
that the company Immediately register a
THIRD "industry"-the indstTy OF despatching
parcels and missives. Finally the boys were
forbidden to wear uniforms. II this diff
Guilty can be overcome the company will
still have to meet the official objection
that, on account of the rapid movements OF
the messengers, the doings of the company
are not susceptible OF proper surveillance
and that it might, therefore, develop for.
bidden activity"
New steel AiFshiD.
The steel airship designed by Lieutenant
wallaoh Won Holborn has every prospect oi
being constructed at an early date, as a
number OF prominent Vienna financiers
are interesting themselves in the enterprise
The "Wallach" balloon will have far
greater dimensions than the largest Zeppe-
lin. and will be able to carry no fewer than
thirty persons
The airship will have a special device for
regulating the altitude of the vessel The
dlrigible will be fitted with all the latest
aelSmautic improvements In wireless tele.
grSphy apparatus and electric searchlights
and win have special compartments fol
navigators and machinists, 1t Is to be
taken over by the Austrian military au.
thorities.
Archduchess ON HOrseback.
Archduchess Auguste, who takes after
her grandmother, the late empress, in hel
love Of horses and splendid horsemanship
Is, summer and winter. daily to be seer
taking her morning ride in the avenues OF
the town park in Budapest. The imperia
lady devotes much time and attention {
the noble art and under her direction
grand carousels" are held almost every
year. One OF these entertainments tool
place on Monday afternoon In the court
riding school at Buda, before a select audi
ence composed Of the aristocracy ana sew.
eral distinguished personages. The arch,
duchess headed the procession Of ladies' an6
gentlemen on horseback who then carried
out various interesting designs, in which
she took prominent part, her splendid
figure appearing to advantage in the tight.
fitting black habit and brown jacket heI
head surmounted by a cooked hat
Noted Scientist a Suicide.
When Herr Sigmund Kubln committed
suicide by shooting himself in a sanatoriuu
In Budapest one OF the most curious figures
in Europe disappeared. Budapest only
knew the little, almost dwarfish. man as
enc OF the most active members Of the
money lending profession, who distinguished
himself from the majority of his colleagues
by his scrupulous honesty.
But In the scientific world Herr lIub,r
had quite another reputation. He wa,
known as one OF the greatest living au.
from his pen appeared In all the scientific
publications. and his works were cited BY
the leading men Of science as classic. NJ
one abroad had any idea that Herr Kubllr
earned his living as money lender.
His Theory Of the Ebb and Flow OF
Tides" was ten years ago greeted as Z
scientific discovery OF the first order b,
the whole scientific world. He was alsC
the &hst man OF science to nut forward
and demonstrate the theory OF the cosmi,
earthquake.
few weeks ago Herr Kublin, who's,
nobility OF character and goodness Of hear
was proverbal among those who had tn,
privilege OF knowing him intimately. was
attacked by consumption. A few days agC
no was convinced OF the absolute hopeless
meas Of his case and committed suicide by
shooting himself