New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-16
The WELCOME At VIENNA
v,rks of Honor Paid by En-
neror TO Mr.. Roosevelt.
INDIGNANT OVER RUMoR
, pusv Day in the Austrian Cap
nsl-Guest Of Count Won
Aehrenthal at Dinner.

s--fl 1S-Theooore Roosevelt's
-, a. the Austrian capital to-day
.,-,ost ike that accorded 20 reign
,,-e-eiru The pUnctilicus Austrian
u'e I've ~ the most oerer1onious OF tnose
r,--,re. had arranged the programme
Isf- nothing undone which could
81 -, IRE Unprecedented honor which
...ra -ad 20 an American citizen.
s-e-.aI mark o. his personal esteem
r-r7peror-EinE Francis Joseph re-
- A. Roosevelt ln his private apart
e. -re HofhurE instead 81 in the
audience chamber. The monarch.
-se fr Ur form. Was extremely
,,,s 20 the American ex-President. and
-, i- conversation Tor thirty-7ve
The subjects which they dis
- have no. been made public, mr..
- Declining % reveal the slightest
- ~ The Conversation
80 Francis Joseph Intended per
nc % return Mr. Roosevelt's call on
NV o-t 20 0nbrunn Castle. where
- --ors-ch usually passes the night but
sete-~ed from 80 doing by sudden
= which broke late IN the afternoon
Geo ha was compelled 10 send his
sr~r Al honor a. = return visit from
r--,e-o~ S. extended only 70 reigning
soverelgns.
-, cal ~ The Emperor vas only the
LIN feature % busy day Tor Mr.. Soose-
i. which began Immediately after -
...s4 RS hotel early this morning with
.-saktsst with Henry White, former
.-,-,,sn Ambassador 20 France. who had
-. aae- in Vienna since he began his
.,-,,-,s.f~ career here, twenty-seven years
-, .r6e- President Taft's father. who
-. -be American Minister The day In
,sss an Official visit 20 Count Won
..--srthal. The Austro-Hungarian For
= Minister which lasted an hour.
-sr n. -0,.-tas~ on ArchdUke Francis Fer
s,-s-5 t-a herr arDarenr 70 the throne. ~
r.rr,6e-e Palace. = visit 60 tho tomhs %
-. Esnsburgs where. under the guidance
- h-7v~ covled Caruchin monk with a
.e4-e5 ta7e- ir his hand. M. Roosevelt
,s ---esr-r on the rornbs % Empress
r-,-ssst- and crown Prince Rudolph, an
,-s,a--,or ~ the Spanish Riding school
,,..-se5 rv Charles VI. and % the In
-s-sI gussa- barracks. 8 reception by the
.-e--fs- journalists and = dinner given n
80 honor e. rho Foreign ONCE tonight BY
r,--. --- Aer-ruthaI. Yet after the long
A. urr- N- Roosevelt returned 70 his
t,-s tonight he mounted tho stairs Two az
tine
Enthusiasm Over Cavalry Charge.
~ Roosevelt used The imperial court
rs--sge placed a. his disposal by Emperor
--s--is Joseph until his Official calls had
s-6es Then 10 discarded IL for the faster
-7ose ~ t-sveTirE-rhe automobile. He en-
.-rss r-e exhibition AZ the riding school
---e-l the celebrated 1A-pizzan breed %
ho-sae. s. MIXTURE - Spanish and Arab
hoot. performed the dai1-iesr - evolu-
ro-S dancing the Quad-iIe and finally
mounting the platform where NJ. Roose-
vet sst ard circInR his chair SO close that
ths- hoofs almost touched his feet But.
o. Nr Roosevelt remarked aftervsrd.
"Thcss are only society horses"
a catering charge % the Nszva- Eus-
ss-r. rric- constitute Tho Empero-s BODY
r-s-d. across the parade ground % the
barracks IN 80 ccnr-ar-. stirred him 70
resi er-husiasr-. snG after the evoIurio1s
=. usde detailed inspection Of the stables
and horse hospitals vOilevf-E questions -
10 officers WHO accompanied him. such
rt.-sfe knou-ledre % the cavalry and its
r7srzco-s cd he display that the en-
'-uEas-r ~eH~e-s ceased 70 regard him as
o. eE-P-esiier- hur as "a colonel 81 rough
T-e-s and p r-nanion-at-aru1s. and they
concluded --e inspection BY escor-irE M
Roosevelt no tlei- mess room. where his
tssth was drunk a-c three cheers Tor him
rrrr r.~e-
-1-olE- Pie dsv tire people ~ Vienna
t'sD.a~ec she kee-est curiosity and interest
= no America eE-P-eFider-. collecting n
--"Vis wherever 10 appeared and often
eer-C -,-- N- Roosevelt sc--puiOuslv