Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-18
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

morning today and declared the ex-
perience more impressive than the
sight OF Venice by moonlight. Mr.
Roosevelt arrived here by train at 3
O'Clock this morning and departed al
2:20 O'Clock this afternoon for Vienna
The former president was accom-.
panied from Porto Maurizio by ker-
nit Roosevelt, Lawrence Abbott. Two
secretaries. and several American
newspaper men. He was met al the
railway station by American Consul
James " Long and Commander An
drew 7. Long, American naval attache
al Rome and Vienna The party en-
tered hooded gondolus. which threaded
their way swiftly through the narrow
canals to the hotel where apartments
had been reserved The reflection of
street lights In the ink waters the
gloomy facades OF beautiful palaces
rising on either side and the quiet Of
the hour broken only by the melan-
choly cries of The gondoIicrs as the
corners were approached. was com
mented upon by Mr.. Roosevelt and his
son, both OF whom enjoyed the trip
immensely. Reaching the hotel the
Roosevelts retired but We're up again
a. 8 o'clock and after breakfast start
ed out on a sightseeing tour They
visited ST. Marks cathedral, the mon
ument OF ancient magniiicence of Ven
ice, the Palace OF Doges, several mu
seums. the Bridge of Sighs and Yer
reehio's statue OF Bartolmeo Celleoni.
Mr.. Roosevelt and Kermit returned
10 their hotel then and a fcw min
uies later a gorgeous steam launch
puffed up to the land stage of the
hotel and the duke OF the Abruzzi step
ped out. The duke was dressed iu ci-
villain clothes. He was attended by
Marquis Turazzo, his aide. in fun uni
form, The duke was conducted imme-
diately to Mr.. Rooseyelts apartments,
and staid there until neaIly rain tine
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 14.--Gov-
ernor Patterson today persisted in de
claring he had 1one only his duty in
granting pardon to Colonel Duncan
b Cooper, whose conviction OF the
murder of former Senator f. w. Car
mack, was affirmed by the supreme
court two hours before the pardon was
granted
The governors act has set the state
aflame politically.
Calmack was the prohibition candi-
date against Patterson for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor. II was
Carmack's editorial defense of his
stand for prohibition that led to the
difficulties between himself and Col.
Cooper. who was a s,anch supporter
o. Patterson
Governor Patterson was burned in
eftigy last night ut Germantown, where
he was reared. Robin, son of Col.
Cooper. was convicted with his father
OF killing Car,nack was remanded TO
the lower court for new trial be.
fore going 10 the supreme court. In
the young mans case the supreme
court is divided, Chief Justice Beard
read dissenting opinion
VIENNA. April i5.-Theodore Roos
evelt was given an audience with EN-
peror Franz Josef in the latter's his
torical palace this afternoon. The
event proved one of the most interest
ing of Colonel Roosevelt's experiences
In his travels.
The meeting bet ween the Oldest SOW
ereign of Europe and the youngest
president of the United States when
he became chief executive of his ma
iion, was picturesque, all pomp of
the meeting of the TWO rulers marking
it. For some time the emperor and
MIR. Roosevelt chaited Informally after
the first observance concluded. The
emperor asked questions concerning
Mr. Rooseyeh's hunting trip and ex-
hibited great interest In American af-
fairs. Mr. Roosevelt entered the pal
ace at p. M. and The audience lasted
more than an hour. He and the aged
monarch shook hands gravely ON part
ing.
VIENNA, April l5.--Tbrongh an er
ror OF some member OF the reception
committee. Colonel Roosevelt found nt
rooms reserved for him at the Hote
Kfanz upon his arrival Despite the
fact that he is the lion of the hour
and had had a triumphal ride from tn,
station 10 the hotel. absolutely no ar
rangements had been made for his re
ccption at the hotel. Tho hotel man
ager provided for him temporarily II
a little room. while one of the mos
luxurious suites in the hotel was be
ing prepared. United States Ambas
sador Richard C. Kereni says h,
thought Baron lIengelmuller arrange,
for hotel accommodations. and Hen
gelDuller who formerly was Austrian
ambassador at Washington, says h,
thought this Kereni's job Any how
there was fine lot of confusion ii
The ranks of the reception committe,
when the mistake was discovered.
One OF the first things that Roose
welt did on his arrival here was I,
brand as fake statement that h,
had rnneautad IN Ia /, candidate fai