The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20
EXHIBIT OF ROOSEVELT
HUNTING TROPHIES
Part of Those Taken i'm Africa
VIII Be Seen in Sports
mems Show, Vienna.
BY EMIL ANDRASSY,

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
VIENNA. March 1o.-Vienna Is to have
the opportunity to show Mr. Roosevelt.
former president of the United States. in
what high esteem he is held In Austria
and Vienna will do her duty as she al
ways does In such matters, Mr., Roose-
Welt, with his family, will be here April
H. 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
sisniiled, TO the American embassy that
guished visitor, and other entertainments
are being planned. / understand that
Mr.. Roosevelt has consented to exhibit
a portion OF his African hunting trophies
at tne sportsman show which opens May
]: 1t was hoped he could be present at
the show in person, but this VIII be i'm
possible.
Vienna Is Astonished.
Some rash admirer OF the system OF
employing boys rs an organized corps
OF messengers attempted recently to found
similar organization in Vienna. A COM
pany was formed and its legal representa-
tiVe ascertained from the municipal au-
thorities that no special Concession
would be needed. but that It would be
necessary to register two free indus
tries" One registration was required
for the Industry OF CARRYING narceIs
and another for the Industry of doing
commissions, such as fetching tickets
The registrations were duly made and
some days ago Vienna was startled by
the sight of smart youths on red bicycles,
riding brlskly through the streets
Officials Interfere.
Two days later an official threatened to
close tho premises OF the company on
the preteXt that it had no CONCESSION"
for concessions OF this kind had been in
the hands of the municipality for more
than year, Another official then In
vestigated the activity for the brisk
office forbade the fetching of theater
tickets. a few hours later commission
appeared with authority to close the COM
pany premises; and though its legal
representative obtained two days grace,
the commission closed the premises and
sealed them with an official seal. In
consequence OF Il legal protest they were
once more opened on condition that tho
company immediately registered a third
'lndustry'-the industry OF dispatching
parcels and missives. Finally the boys
were forbidden TO wear uniforms. If this
difficulty can be overcome the company
will still have to meet the official OBJ
lection that OH account OF the rapid
movements OF the messengers, the doings
proper surveillance and that 1t might.
therefore, develop forbidden activity"
Archduchess Likes Horses.
Archduchess Auguste. who takes after
her grandmother, the late empress in her
love OF horses and splendid horsemansnlp,
Is. summer and winter. daily 10 be seen
taking her morning ride in the avenues
of the town park In Budapest The i'm
perial lady deyotes much time and at
tenton to the noble art. and under her
direction grand carousels" are held al |
most every year. One of these entertain |
ments took place on Monday afternoon |
In the court riding school at Buda, be- |
fore a select audience composed OF the |
aristocracy and several distinguished |
personages. The archduchcss headed the
procession of ladies and gentlemen on
horseback, who then carried out various
designs: in which she took
a prominent part, her splendid figure ap-
peariug 10 advantage In the tight Hitting
black habit and brown jacket. her head
smrmountnd by a cooked hat.