New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
GOES NORTH
Great Crowds of Hungarians Bid
Him Farewell.
SZECHENYI NEAR DEATH
Electric Fan Falls, Cutting OF
Counts Hair-Visit to Arab
Stock Farm.

Budapest. Apr ls-Theodore Roosevelt
and his son Kermit left here tonight by
the Oriental Express for Paris. where they
vii arrive on THURSDAY morning Instead
81 crossing Switzerland, the route runs
north through the Austrian Alps and
Southern Germany, entering France st
Avricourt
Mr. Roosevelt's last DAY il Hungary fur
nished additional proof OF the ceep i'm
preston uhich his personality has made
upon tho hearts Of the people. high and
low. The pitch ~ enthusiasm increased TO
the moment Of his departure. Hundreds
chee7ed IN front OF the hotel when he left
this morning for = visit to the government
stock farm ~ Baoolna- where the breeding
Of Arab horses Is carried on. and thou
sands were uassed about the station when
he returned a. O'Clock tonight. They
greeted him with Hungarian cries eouiva-
lent 70 the American -'F5ur-ah Cor Foose-
Welt" which The ex-Presiden-. with his
ability 70 grasp the meaning q things
seemed thoroughly 10 appreciate
The packed streets echoed the cries sS ne
passed and this demonstration was thrice
repeated later during r1e evening On front
- the hotel as he departed for the Preuier's
dinner, and on hts return. and 1-hen he Ter
the hotel finally for the station where an
o1hsr multitude had waited until nid1' GIT
n see him OF
The srne popular enthusiasm was 6is-
PLAYED seventy miles from Budapest. on the
drive from the railroad 10 Babolns. car
rlsges drawn by six horses with drivers i1
picturesque Hungarian costume. conveyed
IRE party through rhatch rooted Villages
decorated with crude American HaEs under
hastily constructed t~iur1phal arches. amid
the shouts of the population. n each vii
s<Zs rhe schools had been Dismissed in o.
de- thar the children might Join En- wei
coming TIA American visitor
The parry Of hfrv peusons included Count
Laszlo szecheny1 and the countess. who was
Mss Glsdvs Vanderbilt While on the tram
IN electric fan became loosered from III
fasteuinEs fust above re sea- occupied BY
me count T. fell end the rapidly -evolv-
-ng wheel just E-szed the counts temple.
shaving TIE hair from one side Of his head
Another half inch and IL would have en-
,ereG TIRE skull.
Mr.. Roosevelt greatly e-s0-ed his -.si- n
TIE breeding farm After luncheon st which
The speeches Of welcome were Te~r-d q
score - pure blood Arab stations We're
trotred out for his inspection. The colonel
In charge ~ the stud. an Arab bearing ne
name Of F. Fasllallsh Fl Hedad. uho came
from SYRIA as . stable boz. took the great
49, pride In showing TIE me POINTS Of the
beautiful animals, saying ~ NJ Roossvelts
7 an not married. my zfves are 'r the
stable"
TIE eE-P-esident and tra ladies' - TIE
party. including Countess sze-henvf. who
vas Miss GLADYS Tanderrf--- fed the horses
with sugar from their hands. Later the
psr-v visited The brood mares. where Nl-.
Roosevelt saw . tiny thoroughbred which
Tzs born TO-DAY Z vas flly. but the tx
Pres dent named 81 Roosevelt
There was a inspection also q TIE blood
&C cattle. sheep, PIGS and domestic fowls
When The party left Colonel e Fssi-aI'7h
asked -he eK-Preside-r Il he was satisfied.
and by wsv OF reply N-. Roosevelt shook
lin warmly b. the hand. saying: ''Goodb-,
-0ursde."
The dinner a. the Foreign once tonight
vas followed ~ a reception