Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-21
With All the HOnors Accorded a
Beiuning Sovereign TraV-
cling lncognito.
TROOPS SURROUNDED DEPOT
am Begin Onicial Program by Calling
ON President Fallieres and For
eign Minister Pichon.

,ars. April 21.-Theodore Roosevelt
tered Paris at half past o'clock this
rorrlDr and was received with an the
,osofs OF a reignlng sovereign tray
lng incognito.
Gordon OF troops surrounded the
,,nway station and held back the null
s,ude. which. in spite OF the early
hour. had oongregated.
Gathered on the platform Of the sta
Nan we're. in addition 70 American Am
,ss-ador Bacon and the others OF the
usr Of the embassy. NJ. Jusserand.
french ambassador at Washington.
rho came from America especially T.
: present during Mr.. Roosevelts visit.
1ommauder Helot, personal aide 70
President Fallieres; A. Molland, In
-odncer OF the diplomatic corps, rep
rssntlng Foreign Minister Pichon; NJ
puard. representing Premier BRAND,
a Caron. president OF the municipal
ouncil; Gen. Brugere. chief Of the gen
nal staff OF the French army; NJ. Le-
,ne. prefect Of police. and a number
y other notables, including Baron
rakahirs, who happened to be in Paris
IN route for italy.
TOUCHED BY RECEPTION.
Col Roosevelt appeared 10 be greatly
ouched by the character Of his recep-
Ion. Leaning out Of the car window
IS the train came 20 a standstill he
nned to Mr.. Bacon:
Hello. Bob"
| A moment later he had reached the
1 ratlon platform and was greeting NJ
fusserand and other friends effusively
In turn each Of the representatives, N
ne government and the municipality
,xtended a formal welcome to their
msst These formallties were over in a
ew minutes. and Mr.. Roosevelt, kcr-
MD Roosevelt. with Mr.. Bacon and NJ.
rsserand. entered an automobile and
rsre driven 20 the American ambassa-
6rs residence. where Mrs. Roosevelt
n n8 Miss Ethel were awaiting them.
During the passage Of their car
n through he streets Mr.. Roosevelt was
frequently chcered and several hun
srsi persons wLo were waiting In
4 fom Of the embassy greeted him with
1 ruch enthusiasm.
M Roosevelt spent the morning
i fHetlv at the embassy. lunohing there
/ rI.h Mr. Bacon and several OF the
4 former presidents friends, including
/ Gen. Bugere. Marquis Lasteyrie. a
grandson Of Gen Lafayette. Count
i E0lhambeau. Ambassador Jusserand
A rai NJ. Leroy Beauleu, Of the French
Institute
This afternoon the official part Of
NJ ROosevelts program began with
calls on President Fallieres and For
. Ign Minister Pinchon, who immcdi
uely afterward paid return visits TO
he embassy.
This evening the Roosevelt and IA
,on families win dine together and
later occupy the presidential box at
Il be Coincide Franchise. where they VIII
Witness performance OF "Oodipus
4 Rex"
In honor Of Mr.. Roosevelts visit this
sty is bristling with American flags
which are flying from all the hotels
and many private residences and
Ehons particularly IN the Rue de la
PAX and the opera quarter.
VATICAN INCIDENT AGAIN.
Mr. Roosevelt has issued a statement
relative TO a Rome dispatch printed In
BIN as saying that upon his return
% America he would do his utmost TO
inve from Rome the Methodists who
disgrace any religion"
Mr. Roosevelt says this alleged state
ment was AN unqualified falsehood
which must have been known as such
when n was published. He says he
never publicly nor privately said any
hing remotely resembling what this
sispatch said.
AT THE ELYsEE PALACE.
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt drove TO the
tissee palace in an automobile, ac-
'onp1nied by Mr. Bacon and NJ. JUS
eTand
no military donors were shown with
ne court yard. II is said this was
a. the request of Mr.. Roosevelt who
shed 20 emphasize his position az
II mag of "a private citizen
II you and Mrs Roosevelt were re-
II hNed by President and Nine
falheres. The call lasted 26 minutes
lnd was marked by great cordially,
ffom the palace the party returned
the home Of Mr.. Bacon. where
hFs Roosevelt stopped. the colonel
II Preceding 20 the foreign office.
4. me principal functions to be
lo~ded into tomorrow, Saturday and
Monday Include a dinner and recep-
Won al the Elyeee palace, during
thleh musical and literary pro-
am will be presented by artists
Iom the Coincide Franchise on Fri
lay evening; reception az the
fench academy, Mr. Roosevelts lee
ufe az the Sorbonne, and dinner and
reception rendered by the faculty of
me- uniycrcity Saturday. and the
luncheon of the municipal council tor
Monday