Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-14


Roosevelt as their guest:
Il received your courteous telegram
announcing that Colonel Roosevelt ar.
rived last night and was received en-.
Enthusiastically by the whole population
and that your city was proud to wei
come him. In reply l beg to assure
you and all your countrymen that the
American people are very grateful and
greatly appreciate the reception which
Italians, from your sovereign to the
humblest subject have accorded our
most distinguished citizen"
The mayor sent copy of Taft's
reply to- Roosevelt
CONSTANTANOPLE. April IL
Four Turkish cruisers and eight tor.
pedo boats steamed for the Adriatic
today to assist in suppressing the re
bellion that is now sweeping practical
ly all Albania. The entire army corps
is also Fastening to the scene. The
cabinet today decided the preserva.
tion OF the present regime rests upon
lht qutitibS vi tIlt lnSulTeI-
tionary army movement and the entire
military and naval strength of Tur.
key may be employed before the week
is over
PORTO MAURIZIO, April LEX
President Roosevelt yesterday after.
noon opened the new boulevard, which
has been named after him, accepted
honorary citizenship OF Porto Maurizio.
named popular enthusiasm such as
that which marked his arrival Satur-
day night.
According to those who have long
memories, never before have local, 20.
litical. religious and all other differ.
ences been so completely obliterated
as upon this occasion.
The carriage containing Colonel and
Mrs. Roosevelt and the mayor were
pelted with nosegays tied with ribbons,
bearing the words Long Live Roose-
welt" until 1t was overflowing with
flowers, When they reached the foot
of the terraced hill. opposite the port
where cheering rent the air, the for.
mer president and his wife were smil.
ing and looking happy
A stone. bearing the name of the
street. "vialle Theodore Roosevelt" :"
was then unyailed and Roosevelt broke
the flowered chain that stretched
across the driveway and amid new
nnt f,f aur Jal
up the drive to the hotel
There the mayor in fattering
speech told how proud the municipal.
ity was TO confer citizenship upon the
great apostle of peace The city
clerk, who wore bedizened uniform
and feathers in his cap. stepped for.
ward and presented parchment in
silver case upon cushion covered
with the American flag.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE fu.
neral of Thomas F. Walsh was held
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence in Massachusetts avenue
Severe simplicity was exercised in the
two short services that we're held un-
der the auspices of the Masons, for
such was the wish of the late million
aire. But few flowers We're in evi-
dence and the ceremonials were de.
void of music. President Taft, accom-
panied by his aide, Captain Butt. join
ed in the farewell TO earth which was
extended by several close friends of
Walsh
Lying in a massive casket of heavy
bronze, the body was placed in the
large reception room of the Walsh
residence. James ID. Richardson, SUI
preme commander of the Scottish Rite
Masons, pronounced the abbreviated
ritual of Rose Croix Mrs. Walsh. Mrs.
u. B. Mclean and members of the
Mclean family heard the ceremony
from an adjoining room. With them
was Charles s. Thomas, former gov
ernor Of Colorado, who with Senator
Hughes, was one OF the pail bearers
NEW YORK, April l1.-Tens of
thousands of Americans from every
section of the country will c-owd into
New York when tn ,olor. Roosevelt
reaches this city in June, and will give
him such reception as has fallen few
men TO receive. Enthusiastic friends
OF the ex-president declare the dem
onstration will surpass that given Ad.
miral Dewey when he returned with
the laurels of Manila fresh on his
brow. There may not be the gorgeous
military features they say, which gave
such brilliancy to the Dewey recep-
ton, but in numbers and enthusiasm
the Roosevelt reception will eclipse all
records.
PARIS, April 11.-Dr. Eugene Louis
Doyen, discoverer OF the elixir of life"
which he claims will prolong the aver
age human life from fifteen to twenty
years, announces today that duly au
thenticated American physicians may
now obtain supplies OF mycolysine. as
he has named his discovery, for the
purpose of making experiments. Ap
plications are to be made through the
American embassy In Paris, to DR.
Ia k,