Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-07
.A1Ls UPON ARCHEoIOGIs,
lso Receives Baron Favns Former
Italian Ambassador.
GUEST KEPT ON JUMP
Former President Attends Dime
Given By the Municipality.
loUED OF SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
VIZ. uua Nrs. HOo-eVeI1 VIII spend
Three BuEs in Carriage Drive
from Town of sPezih 10
Gcnun.


Genun.
ROME NprH C-The final day Of NJ 4
I,1-ertIJs la. in Rome Was guie as .
H.-v a. the Two precediug Gays Ailcf at-
-gtrg Two hours 10 his mail and teie-
GRAINS. he left his hotel ut DO clock Tor o. .
aau un Prof Gacom0 houl. the aIeAV-
a.1e.-t AT ~ O'Clock be received d yisl'
fam Baron Fuvua, formerly Italian am
Ha-sHdur al Washington.
The historian. GuEuelmo Ferro, enter .
-.fued tne former president and q few .
uluer friends al luncheon. AT the same
time MIs Roosevelt was the luncheon
guest uf Mrs. Leishmann, The wife Of lnt
American ambassadUr. There were twenty
women Ia the party Later Mr. RooseYell
went to the embassy and met Mrs Lelsh- /
mauu's guests as wen a. q few otueI
American and Italian friends, VINO mac
called there.
AT $50 this afternoon M and Mrs.
Roosevelt Miss Ethel and Kermit attended
q tea given ~ their honor al tne Cap
tolint museum The tea preceoed The din
ner rendered Nj Roosevelt by lhe munlct-
Aunhty OF Rome
Long Carriage Drive
Al, midnight ar. ana Airs. Roosevelt VIII
leave tur spezla from which poiut they
viii begin tomorrow morning, d carriage
dfre over tue route 10 Gsnua which theS
ira, ersed ON their honeymoon.
Thg American correspondents, who &c
coruuaried ldf. Roosevelt from hhartum
have promised, the former presidents
reguest. 10 respect the privacy Of TINS
journey
-rl. carriage drive from Spezia 10 Genoa,
a distance OF siKvy-five miles, viii occupy
the greatest part Of three days. Arriving
al Genoa the RUOsevelts VIII proceed by
train 10 Porto Msuriziu, near the French
frontier. where they wiz stop for three
days al tBe villa OF Miss CGrew. Mrs.
HousevcltH sister.
Mr. Rposesel mas announced that he wiz
receive na one az PORTO Maurizio except
,=fr9ra Iiuchut the former chief forester
of tnr Cui5ed states department OF Agri-
cuItur,.
Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Ethel VIII re-
ulau here untu ssturdRE, when shey will
, la direct to Porto Muurzio and Join their
parents.
Catholics Even Crfticise.
A phsse ot the situation that is attract
lus suore and more attention here is the
open dissIprOtal 81 the NHllcans action
Expressed uy numerous Catholics. TAis D.
moi confined 10 l8ymtn, but extends 10
tne hierarchy and even 10 the sacred col
.epe itself some OF the cardinals have
privateIy expressed dissent from action
which places the church lu a position IN
any way hostile TO M Roosevelt, Catho-
lies dwell on the many evidences Of this
friendship while he was the occupant uf
The White House AID declare that the
church iE being placed in false position
iguArdE the eA-presideut ana America
Responsibility generally is placed person
ally on the shoulders OF Cardinal Merry
Del Val the papal secretary OF stale. Al
eminent ecclesiasuc is reported TO nave
said.
1t Is not the church, but the private sc,
Of the spanish secretary OF state against
the colonel Of the Rough Riders N cuba
Merry Del NRI's father. formerly The
spanish Ambassador, who is now In Rome
and who often complained 0f the naughty
and boRstful attitude Of the United States
fu the days Of SPANS defent, said TO d
friend
1T Seems pr0videutial thai my son shoUlC
br The ruun 70 humble a Yankee president
MessHEes EnoOrSe Roosevelt.
Mr. Roosevelt hHs received many mes
ssses. not only from friends 10 the United
StHtes endorsing hiss action. bul from people
throuEhout Europe, many OF whom ne doel
pot know Hundreds Of kilograms from
1oIh Catholics and Protestauts in AmeriCl
oouE tuiBtiug him ON his stand relative
10 the conditions imposed by the Vatican
have reached him. and this afternoon whei
ae returned 20 ms hotel he found Amer
icau priest. nov located In Rome, WHIT
warmly fgIcitated him upon what ne hRt
dome sayiue he believed that American
CHthoIics would endorse mis- action
Tbe sN-presidcut. however. declined u
.Iys Out any Of these kilograms or IN
rround t-Bt they only serve 10 envUnou
.le controversy he seeks 10 8bate.
fliur victor Emmanuel visited M Roose
r,t tnis morning and following a plessRu
social chat they motored 20 the harrRck
OF thr CuirrHssiers. whore they witnesses
Tigs 81 maneuNers
Iu the afternoon, IN company with Prof
Iesss H. Carter. director of The America
~ch.ol 0f Classical studies al Rome. h
-psut considerEbie time exploring the cap
itaI forum Tie wNs enthusiastic. saying
40 man can inspect the ruins Of classics
Rome without feeling that he is visiting m
birthplace Of civilization"
Returning he stopped al ar antique Jew
yiry stor. which he visited forty y-thre
years aEo a. boy The proprleto
SEARCHED the oi0 register and found M
E.ussytHs uarns
Rece3ves Masonic Title.
.-lur fcrra. sovereign grand commando
lat supremt council, Ancient Scottis
lilv with deputarion, called al his apar7
neits ana conferred upon him a high ma
sIuir title.
AR Roosevelt delivered a brief rpeeci
In which he expressed ErErifioation al N
homer and insisted upon the principles
brolherh00d, liberty un6 tolerance. vrhlel
ne said form the basis uf regular fre
masoury throughout ths yrurId
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