Arizona republican., 1910-04-09
THE NATIVES TOO FRIENDLY
An Audience Which It is Shown Pinchot Sought, Will Be Given Him Next Monday, But There Will Be Nothing for Reporters

Genoa. April S.-Noisy demonstrations and over-cordial welcomes everywhere they went resulted in the abrupt end-
 ing of the second honeymoon of Col. ard Mrs Roosevelt. tWenty-flur hours before the schedule They have aband- oned their plan to retrace by easy stages their honeymoon drive from Spezia to Genoa. to avoid the constant ly growing demonstrations. At every village along the route they were met by crowds of men, women and children waving flags Sentiment retreated and finally capitulated today. when 500 men and women surrounded them at Ra polla. causing such embarrassment that Col Roosevelt forthwith determined to abruptly end the journey.
 The people of Genoa greeted his ar rival here with the acclaim born of TO- mantle natures stirred by the cOlOneIs sentimental journey He said he en- jcyed the trip hugely despite the em- barrassments.
 We had bully time" sad Col Roosevelt
 The inhabitants of Porto Maurizio ltdh pldlllifh Fldbbl dAt AfNAAN 'AAN0 III honor of the ex-president. but the chief interest of his three days stay at the Carew villa Will be visit there on Monday of Clifford Pinchot.
 It is already certain. however. that the visit of Pinchot will not be followed by any of the sensational developments evidently eXpectel in some quarters.
 Col. Roosevelt has announced in ad- vance hat re will have nothing to say after ,he interview. He continues to maintain silence regarding political af- fairs He has kept an open mind while being informed of events that have transpired during his absence. and with regard to the present situation at home. Without bias he is always ready to listen to friend or foe.
 Accordingly. Col Roosevelt willingly acceded to Pinchot's request for an in terview. Pinchot, it is expected. will explain in detail his side of the series of events that led to his dismissal from the post of chief forester In the same way Col. Roosevelt expects to see other friends. both in Surope and in America.
 Col. Roosevelt continues to express his regret at the inability of Senator Root to come to Europe to meet nim. As a friend of the senator he would have been able to obtain a sympathetic exposition of the administrators side of affairs.
 It is said that by letter and other wise. since he has returned to civillza- tion. Col Roosevelt has had from his ardent supporters and admirers. a good deal of sharp criticism of the Taft ad and he is believed also to have received appeals urging the ne- cessity of his re-entry into the political arena. But if this is so. Col. Roose- welt has not given the slightest inti- nation what impression they have made. He will have nothing to say con corning politics until he gets back to America
 Col. Roosevelt relates an amusing in cident of his trip, when he and Mrs Roosevelt reached the top of the pass Sestri Levancc. where he stopped last night. The enterprising proprietor of a tavern. a rival of the one in which he had engaged srooms. sent out cour- ierS in advance bearing American and Italian flags, and triumphantly escorted Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt to his own ho- tel