The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-11
CITIZEN OF PORTO NAURlzO
IurIE mann rITY HONORS
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vro MArNIZio. April 10, sit ~
. -. me Of America aid Col ROoss-
-. aitlAG this evening on the verAndA
Mis- CarOw's villa overlooking the
E.v e Pnrto MauriEio. IL had indeed
seen 4 DAY " unmiEsd snthuSi&Am. Ihs
ssl,s toNn was On teee.
Inc central point vas the Riviera
y, Aos Hotel. outside of which by SSO
,-s ~hols population Of Porto MAuriso
.,t cAther~i in their sunday clothes.
On an angle Of The vail just outside the
.utrance gate % the hotol = square can
"a framed With flowers aud GaTlAnds
attracted the eyes % all. Across the
-oad from II Ia two flower he,ieck ~
N.ns, an ma~is stretched a long wreath
o.. I',-,nms and evsrgreenS tied in the
,a-,.- 18th raj. white aud bl'Ie ribbons
, - bv -,ond hand and littls white
.,-n.,i BOYS ard girls OF the town.
In amt out - ,b,- central spo, fused
40 MUNICIPAL authorities These hal
,nu,. "a n agreement a. regards the
,r,-r.~, costume tor the occasion. bur
ever ono showed fttlng appreciation ~
49, importance Tuxedo Jackets and
csvbv Rats found favor with a aIoriIy
~hI- hlacA hroNdcloth. mitigateh nv
~r,Is ar tan gioy -. appealed To Others.
r. rons 1ssurecily did greater reverence
r.r no Who beneath the italian sun
la.nE IN the blue Italian sky wore a
heavy fur coat. all, hat and brown dog
- n gloves The elIte Vt Porto Mnurizio
vsr~ ranged on the terrace OF the hotel
g. Iuis. white below. street hing far down
t'e -oad toward the town. stood What
seemed to be tho entire population.
ABOUT an loud cheering announced
TIE ARRIVAL 81 col. Roosavel,'s carriage.
vi'- the Iolonel were Mrs. Roosevelt and
Misc CaroW The carriage showed how
tue rad been the arm Of the posv throw
ing Porto Maurizians. Behind u drove
the Navo- There was no preliminary
waste ~ time. Col Roosevelt left HIS
carnage and the band struck up The
Star spansle Hammer which 1t has been
rlaving ever s.ncs. Then the canvas
square on the wall vas pulled down ana
vale Theodore Roosevelt. April 10.
1910 appeared on a marble slab beneath
'h-@r after cheer arose "a the wreath
Earring the new drive around the hack Of
the hotel was broken. The party then
entered the hotel. where the MAYOR made
= short sTesch Of fervent eulogum. and
presented Col Roosevelt, with the honor
a-v freedom % the city engrossed on
sIyer bound parchment. and also n book
~ views IN the neighborhood. the work
~ locAl artist. The MAYOR alluded to
Roosevelt a. one who worked for peace
among the peoples. and the mOst recent
rl'Isen Of IiEura. whence the first man
>ailed for the nov world
Col Roosevelt asked the Mavor u he
you'd be Understood Il he spoke IA Ina.
sh
~ you speak slowly" replied the
Mayor
Then. thanking tn" Mayor for having
spoken 80 slowly IN Italian that he under
stood every word. col Roosevelt started
Miss Carow acted a. interpreter for the
benefit ~ the audience col Roosevelt
spos~ a few 'erv~nt world 81 thanks. and
hen made tho orac'Ilar announcement
nat the laws or morality and propriety
untaining in the case ~ individuals should
20 observed by nations He concluded
~ thanking his fellow citizens
move was then made for the hall 81
tee hotel, whore . large party 81 guests
tooS tea With the Mayor. after which col
Roosevelt and the whole company rose
Ard 'riumphal progress was made 10
Ms arrows villa where Col. and Mrs
Roos~y eli had dinner
Col Roosevelt spent the morning dc.
taunE to his secretary. He lunched a.
Tho villa The only other guest was
S,gnor Fogazzaro. an author. whose
OK The Saint was recently placed
IN the Index EKpurgatorius. He and
0o Roosevelt, found they had many
'd~as m common on religious subjects
ono bright spot IN the afternoon
rroceadings must not be omitted. Al
th7lkh a majority Of the Porto Mauriz-
as speak ~ Col Roosevelt a. President
80 municipal authorities know better
I-sv know the President 10 really IN the
0.'Hd states Accordingly they drew
% and DESPATCHED To- President Taft a
-arnlv ~orded telegram expressing de-
iz1' az the opportunity for honorink
'-l Roosevelt and congratuIating Press
-srt Taft on the days proceedings. At
- tune n writing no reply had b@en
'-~Siyed
IN Wednesday Col and Kermit Roose.
- vii 60 from here 20 Vienna. brsa king
toe journey for twelve hours IN order
49, hermit may sss Venice. One night
- spent IA Vienna. Mrs Roosevelt
s.d tth-l W,ll accompany them. but Wlll
20 Pans.
cable despatch was received yesterday
~ a member II the Catholic clergy IN this
'fy wno . IN communication with Car
- Merry del Val. Pspal Secretary -
Sac ronoerning recently published
r"sla'ch-- from Rome. particularly one
"r attributed to the father ~ the
p a. Secretary ~ State. a member ~
ans Diplomatic Corps. the sentiment
ai ~ vas glad Il WAS a SpaniArd
Do. nad BUNDLED the Yankee President
'''-' tsspaichss printed IN this country
Had been brought 90 the Cardinal.
."r'.'n and 80 which he referred m hts
gram quoted men hugh IA the Roman
80 .H" hufch a. agreeing with the pOsi
'tDau by Col Roosevelt. This j. the
'H Ta'- oabl~gram
~ asasrf positively that cable As~o-
f."1 'r"s- cpnC-rning InfuTis'sd parent.
''-fs Vas sent from Genoa falsely
..'' Rom" Cardinals. pr"lstes. relS-
.- .a"" teen invented IN Genoa not m
CARD NiERKY DEI. Val