Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
So Many Along Route Of Senti-
mental Journey That He Aban-
doned His Mode Of Travel.
YET HE HAD A BULLY TIME
VIII Have an Interview With CHORD
Pinchut. Who u Expected
To Tell IL Al

Genoa April N-rhc sentimental pile
erim5gc OF Col Theodore Roosevelt
and h.s wife ON which it had boon Tue
easy stages their honeymoon trip
from spczia TO Genoa ended abruptly
here this afternoon. a hours ahead OF
the schedule that had been planned.
The change ia plans was made In order
Co avoid the constantly Increasing
demonstration Col and Mrs. Roosevelt
are enc0uutCrng along the road Al
every little village or crossroads they
were met by men. women and children.
the former with flags and the latter
with bouquets. As am instance of the
demonstrations accorded them. 600 per-
sons. many of them Americans. ac-
claimed Col Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosc-
Welt with yiyas and huruhs ass they
icft Bapalio. where they had luncheon
today This was The climax of their
cmbarrassmcnts. and col. Roosevelt
save orders 90 he driven directly Co
Genoa
WELCOMED ~ GENOA.
The people and press Of Genoa have
manifested the most unique interest
boz the movements Of Col Roosevelt
His second honeymoon journey stirred
their romantic natures TO a high pitch.
aud when the news spread today of his
coming. a big crowd hurried 90 the
modest Hotel Britannia where DE had
engaged quarters. and with cheering
and waving Of hats. greeted the arrival
~ the dust-covered carriage ass 10 rat-
81. OF 81
paulment Of the drivers wildly crack
ing whip.
Both Col Roosevelt and Mrs
Roosevelt were smiling when they de-
seconded from the carriage al the ho-
tcl entrance. They said they bad en-
ioycd the trip hugely and were sorry
only that no failure 10 observe their in
cognitO by the people had compelled
them TO cut 1t short Col Roosevelt
said he had bully time" Thursday
when he and Mrs Roosevelt drove
long the sunny slopes OF the Ligue-
Alps from Spozia 10 Rapallo.
an hour after the arrival Of
Roosevelt. the project and the
q r of Genoa called ON him and
q ed him in the name Of the munich
, 49, Tonight Col Roosevelt and
h wife dined quietly at their hotel
tomorrow the Roosevelts VIII con-
iAut lNtH journey b9 ltdlu 20 IhlAn
Maurizio. where they will visit Miss
Carew. Mrs Roosevelt's sister, who
has a beautiful villa there. The inhab-
itants Of Porto NIaurlzio have planned
elaborate festivities Ca honor Of the ex-
president. but the chief interest I'm his
three days stay at the Carew villa will
be the visit there on Monday Of Clifford
Pinehot.
II is already quite certain, however.
that the visit Of Mr. Pinchot will not
be followed by any Of the sensational
developments that evidently are ex-
pected In some quarters Col Roose-
Welt has announced I'm advance that he
will have nothing 10 say after the in
terview.
He continues TO maintain silence on
political affairs. He has kept a per-
fectly open mind while being informed
upon what transpired during his alb
seuce. and with regard 20 the present
actual political situation at home.
without bias he is always ready to
listen 20 friend or foe
INTERVIEW WITH PGNCHOT.
Accordingly. Col Roosevelt willingly
accedcd To Mr. Pinchot's request for an
interview. and Mr. Pinchot Is expected
to explain In detail his side Of the se-
ries OF events that led up TO his dismiss
sal from the post Of chief forester. In