Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-17

uniform colonel Roosevelt SAL a.,
the emporors right and Ambassador
koTens at his lcft Count Won
Aehrenthal sat at his leit while lNer-
nit NWs removed nne places from
his father occupying the position hc-
tween Count ChOlouicwskN- -My2ka.
grand master of ceremonies. and
Baron Sehiessel Non Pestorrf direv-
tor of the ehancelerN OF the cabinet.
ThroughOut tho dinner, which com
prscd twelve courses With eight
Wines OF rare variety the band OF
the rhirtN-second infantry PLAYED i'm
a gallcrA tseieCtons from Slrauss)
The service was of silver ana white
and gold china with the Imperial
eagle In gold on the borders
sun following tine ceremonial ot
private dinners as distinguished from
gaia and state hanQuots. no formal
toasts were given, The dinner oceu-
pisd precisely one hour and upon
arising from the table the party re-
turned to Tho mirror room. wherc
what Is known as the "circle" fol-
lowed during which the emperor per-
sonaily made the round OF his guests
Ills leave-takins of the former presi-
dent and his son was exceedingly
cordial.
From the palaee Colonel Roosevelt
and Kermit drove direct to the inn
ncrial opera where they occupied che
court box, for ii short time during The
second act OF the BARRIER of Seville.
The house was crowded in antici-
patton OF the cN-presideut' presence
and he was given hearty reception.
ThcN drove from the onera to th
American embassy where an ntoipAl
reception 70 the American colony bad
been arraneed
Mi Roosevelt viii leave FOR Buaa-
pect at 2 O'Clock tomorrow morYing,
Il special ear having been placed
his service.
He win be met hN Count ApponAa
at Pressbura and viii proceed in am
automobile and spend the day With
the count AT his castle at Eborhnrt
lie VIII resume his journey 1t $50
in the evening. arriving at Budapest
about three hours later
What is regarded as q Very impor-
tant sequel to the recent Vatican in
cldent occurred after the luncheon
which Ambassador kcrens ggNe in
honor o. Colonel Roosevelt when
Monsiener Granite ~ Belmonte Pig
natcll the papal nuncia, accredited
to the Austrian court, IN the fun ec-
clesiastical vostments Of his office,
by his secretary, Mon
sienof itossi- -Stockalpor called upon
he cN- president
After being presented by the Amer
lean ambassador the panal nuncio
ana Colonel Roosevelt Withdrew.
They talked together twenty min
utes. but what trtnspired It is impos-
stplc To state, as both subsequently,
declined to give amy Information lt
was assumed generally that the VAT
lean incident WAS discussed and that
the nuncto WAS the bearer 0f mess
sage from the nope as an ambassador
cannot dNest himself Of his ofiieiai
functions
This, however later was denied by
Kcrens, who explained
chat hr had Invited the nuncio to be
present az the luncheon 10 meet the
eN-presideui hut th0t chat official
WAS tnablr 10 accent the invitations
because no other member Of the Dip
lomatic coras was attending ana BE-
ing DESTROYS of seeing MIR Roosevelt
he came after the luncheon
When asked il il could be assured
hat tho papal nuncio WAS the bearer
)f message from the vatican tn
American ambassador replied
1T would be unfair to place thut
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