The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-04-21
TEDDY Is NOW in Vienna
FORMER PRESIDENT MET BY
BARON HENGELMULLER.
Roosevelt Visits k~reuzenstein Near
Vienna and Later Attends lnterna-
tionaI Sporting Exhibition.

Vienna, Aust. - Theodore Roose-
welt arrived in Vienna yesterday and
was given a warm greeting by the
people of the Austrian capital. The
ex-president, who is accompanied by
his son Kermit, was met at the front
Ter by Baron Hengelmuller, the Aus
trian ambassador to the United States,
who is now on leave of absence. On
reaching the city the visitors were
welcomed by the new American am
bassador, Richard C.. Kerens and the
embassy staff.
Emperor Francis Joseph has exhib-
tied the greatest interest in h visit
of Colonel Roosevelt and has placed
at his disposal a number of carriages
and the royal boxes in the Imperial
opera and the Court theater. To
morrow the emperor will give the
colonel a special audience, Ambassa-
dor Kerens making the presentation.
Several dinners and %luncheons are to
be given in Mr.. Roosevelt's honor by
Count Won Aehrenthal, the foreign
minister, Baron Hengelmuller and
various society leaders.
On this, the second day of Colonel
Roosevelt's stay in the Austrian CAPT
tai, has been full of interest to the
famous American. Early in the morn
ing he and his party were taken in
automobiles to see Count WilcZek's
castle, KreuZenstein, n of the most
noted of eleventh century castles in
Europe. On his return Mr.. Roosevelt
was entertained at luncheon by Am
bassadOr Kerens, the other guests be-
ing Foreign Minister o Aehrenthal,
Baron Hengelmuller Won Hengervar,
Austrian ambassador at Washington,
and the baroness; Henry White, for
mel American ambassador to France;
American Consul General Charles Den
by and the staff of the embassy.
The afternoon was devoted to the
international sporting exhibition, to
which Colonel Roosevelt was escort
ed by Prince Furstenberg, president
of the exhibition company. This eve
ing the colonel will be a guest at a
court dinner at the S"choenbrunn pal
ace, and later, at a grand soiree to
be given by Margrave Won Pallacichini
at his palace in Josefs-Platz, he will
meet all the most distinguished mem,
bers of Vienna society.
On leaving here, Mr.. Roosevelt will
travel to Budapest on a special train
furnished by the Hungarian govern
ment. A special committee of Hun
ooY;an nr;,tnorate hoc n,rononJ aytan
sive festivities in connection with his
two days visit in their capital.
Geneva, April IS. - An anarchist
identified as a member of the Ameri
can Black Hand was arrested at Chias,
so, Switzerland, lea the Italian from,
tier on the suspicion that he had de.
signs upon the life of Mr.. Roosevelt,
The police think the suspect who had
in his possession several cipher tele.
grams from the United States was en-
route for Venice, where he expected to
find the former president.
Pope's Representative Calls.
Venice, April Acknowledgements Pig
natle, papal nuncio at Venice, called
on former President Roosevelt at tho
apartments of Ambassador Kerens at
the Hotel Bristol. Whether their con,
versation concerned the recen vatican
incident, neither would say. 1t Is be,
lieved the nuncio visited Roosevelt
at the suggestion of the pope, who had
several times expressed his regret
over the breaking off of negotiations
for Roosevelt to visit the vatican.
Accepts French Honor.
Paris, April 1S.-Colonel Roosevelt
-oc ~ telegraphed his acceptance of
membership in the French academic.
The honor is unexpected, and | glad.
ly accept he wired.