The sun., 1910-05-05

." 90 u.s. pointed uut that he was
en-. rai tr visit this city as soon a. be
,.I o. wts mtimat.sl that Il would
ra tr.. difficult m th.' niulra Tor anv
,~.-... ~ .,,.' NHb'l award II On his
o.. .n.tn trp he omitted Norway from
b.. n,r,ry H- th. siore Consaniad
Il, .,ma here and he had to-day what
va rn- trsi IN many Ways II an tho
Ts,-r'rus h" has "NI rrtenced
r.. r.oni" r"r,ainlv did not seem en-
tr....-u Th'y TUNED nIt IN grpaf
rrr,t- p.t thev werN very uui,t. Az
r. Hagu"it va, the birthday ~ Princess
Janh when Ioi Roosevelt arrived
,tsrs md the holiday making crowds
49,. noisy and cheerful. Here again
~ olonel will strike a public holiday
to-mo-r'E being Ascension day. Ac-
eordinG 70 the Norwegian law. from
o'clock this afternoon until Tomorrow =
finished no cheering liquor can he sold
., retail except az meals and then no
EnirIts This Is II course To prevent
holiday dehauchery. The fact may ex-
PLAN the peculiarly quiet demeanor Of
the people
~ l'eN' Nh1'Aa"AeAAAN " NAAN NNANN@
logical points on one side. however. Col
Poo-Ayelt Il may he said experienced
ths inest demonstration of democratic
royalty he has yet met with Not only
ths KING but the Queen too met him and
hi, family at the station Nowhere. in
far' throughout his European trip has
O.. Roosevelt been received with such
distinction a. here.
A'Kou,je. across the frontier. a special
tran va. awaiting him a. $40 o'clock
this morning. II was in charge ~ the
divisional superintendent oi State rail
way-. who wore leathern breast strap
adorned With the royal arms This was
nsvsr before used except when the super
intsndent was in attendance upon royalty
The train star and the officers on duty
YER the same n VII enthe King travels
The state railway line does not possess
: cnlnE car. 80 g borrowed one and
Col Roosevelt and his party sat down 20
whs' 'he former Presidents called the
fines, breakfast he had had on his trip II
Consisted among other things of oatmeal
cream, fruits Of all kinds and fresh trout
pr Hageiup. who was twice Prime Min
stsr of Norway and ~ now the Minister
% Copsnhagen. came up on the train
with the Roosevelt party
jus, - soon A. the frontier had been
CTrssed Norway's welcome was apparent
% The eve Every house few az least one
fag u every station school children
were lined up and they cheared a. the
train passed A. Riggs Mr. Peirca.
American Minister 20 Norway. and HE
secretary boarded the train A. Moss
N" train stopped and tie school children
Who were linrd up & ~" u staccato cheer
rme tim, Tie toi"nel made a short
sddrefE. 10 which he sad
That reminds me % e. college ycu /
ar Sid - see you. Wlsh YOU luck
Dr Ha-cr.1 remarked that ther. Wa
no necessity 4 ttans.eiinE t1" Colonel,
vCrcs 8 English was taught -0 wrl In
IT, Norvsgl-u school, th. D." would he
turI rised Il . single child fluleu O. under
ttand Vhst the Colonel >I.t
ChristiEnla was reached al l. u O'Clock
The station was vivid picture Of color
and light There was bright SUNSHINE.
and wreaths. flowers and hags covered
every pillar and wall of the little grand
stand This had about a dozen tiers ~
ssAts. which we're filed with women IN
bright costumes The entire platform was
covered with \ red carpet, and a. the
train pulled in a band stationed there
played The Star span zled Banner Ad-
mission 70 the ,tauon was by ticket only.
but Il vas packed
The King and Queen were there So
we're oil tho members ot the NorW cyan
CABINET, th. Nobel Prize Committee and
Ire municipal alrhcrities
AZ Col Roosevelt. wearing a morning
ona'. silk aal and his most expansive
smile. stepped from the car hing HAakon
vi attired u, frock coat. advanced
ard grasped his hand Hswelcomed the
Colonel 20 Norway IN a few words without
ths formslity Of a presentation. The
colonel was tben presented 70 Qu'en
Maid After this Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss
trhsl and kermi; Roosevelt we're intro
duoed
lev minutes later Col Roosevelt
N''n Queen Maud on His arm. followed by
kIg Haakon escUTting Mrs Roosevelt
and the rest Of the party. walk ed through
tt- decorated royal waiting room, and
t7os eats IN the royal lan!ans A. the
antsIs started !or tho royal palace the
great .'rOvd outside the station raised
Their hts. bi:t there were 20 sounds u
CtN--ug
larl Johann street. which runs through
h city, was crowded with persons who
silently dohed their hats. The streets
vs-s profusely decorated with Venetian
n-ss's @et up az short intervals and con-
rs.red and looped with wreaths Each
mast was entwined with green garlsnds
enc o-uamented with heraldic shields.
W oountess flags hew everywhere
pom ne palace the Roosevelt party
~r.- r0 tho American legation. whore
con was served The King aud
,..~l we're present Thus m the most
ar' setting Col Roosevelt secured
BE- .rth king
l.a reception after tho luncheon Vas
s"a..rd ny rh- usual crowd Inc Hing
ord y.-@n had gone. and Roosevelt fol-
- soon AZ he couid Then the
N.-. sians present Were puzzled by what
'.a vasa uev form of entertainment
I'-.. vas dancing. bIt u was under
s.- .rl-s ~ space and the ladies big
fs. .s' the dancing was accomplished.
Roosevelt co. "A ro the palace and
i....r hI. correspondence The King
''.' '. he room inform illv and unan-
IS t0d suggested Jhs DO might like
HE George. would -s,id ROo-s-
lea was brought and for more
.. hour tne Ming and Roosevelt