The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16


Here rare Tnkay and othsr priceless
duDRartan wines were served. Col.
hooeSvals's health WAS drunk In ca.
mult0oua Magyar fashion. with q Mag;
var ehear. which cannot he Fsrrcdsscssi
through the weak Tsdiurn a. the cable
and printsg's iak
HAvi0g ovsvuaAysd his time In these
co0gsnial s'hFronndinRs. whsrs he made .
ap@sch and asked counties questions.
Col Roosevelt returned 10 his hotel.
whsrs be rsosivsd forty Visnnsss jour.
nalisis Hs shonk hands With saeh -
them. smiled ~ each. and delivered \ COL
lectivs address 10 all. He polished on the
Journalists in about three minutes. u
wAs stimulating scene IN the American
newspaper men ACCOMMODATING the Sx-
prsside0t.
Each V'snRoaS journalist was armed
With q notsbook. and zach was loaded
With grat~GOl speech and q list OF aues-
hoas uPon every a'sbiect In the universe
OF political or social interest. but barely
half . d0Ssu % them managed 20 extract
q word from the rseicont visiting celebrity.
After thu reception there was luncheon
At which rorty-hvs Govern were laid.
aud officially, They included members
Of the American Embassy. Foreign Once
Count wilcnsk, whose historic
castle. Krsutsenstein. Col. Roosevelt viii
visit tomorrow: representatives Of the
high nobility. famous NiInrods. like
Count Boyos. who has shot every thing
from bears in Alaska 10 Hons in Africa:
Count Larish. who rides TO hounds and
shoots pheasants in England. and Count
Fessstics and his wife. who 10 the di-
vorced wife Of the Prince % Monaco.
Col. Roosevelt took in the Princess TFautz-
and sat between her and the
Countess Fasaseios In the centre seat of
an oblong talSle Opposite Count Aewenthal
The Emperor Francis Joseph cent q
royal bro0gbam With . pair ~ grays 60 meet
FOL. Roosevelt az the railway station on
lhs arrival % the train early IN the morn
ng. The Colonel was driven 10 the Hotel
AranS. where there was some diificulty in
regard Ia his rooms. but this was over
some. and after the suite had been ar
'1nged the former President had break
last and made a change Of clothes.
One Of the e0Usrries OF the Emperor
'alled at ats O'Clock and remained a
,roUgham returned and conveyed the
'olonsi 10 the Offices Of Baron Won Asren-
hal. ths Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The conversation between Col. Roosevelt
md the Raron lasted about an hour
On his way hack from the Foreign Odice |
o the hotel Col. Roosevelt stopped o. . |
rail- 10 buy some German hunting books. !
On his return 60 bis hotel Col Rooee- !
-elt In q talk with the newspaper men |
rho arc with him said Il was impossible |
or him to say anything in regard 20 his !
with the austrian Foreign |
sinister. He wished TO state. however. |
hat . report quoting him a. saying that |
10 was going to oppose President Tast |
. . candidate for denomination by the |
republican party in 1879 was entirely
alse. The statement was printed in the |
Italian SseoOiO
Throughout the morning a constantly
crowd gathered about the
iotel kranz. blocking the sidewalk and
he street outside.
henry White. the former American
ambassador to France. and Baron HenReI-
fdlIer Won Henge-var. the Austrian
at Washington. who came
ere to arrange for Col RooseveI;'s re-
ep'ion took luncheon With the ex-
resident. 1
a. I:S0 p ". the royal carriage again
allied ~ the hotel and convened the
olonsl 10 the imperial palace for the
IIdlsnce with the Emperor Francis
oseph. which had been se. for > q clock.
here was a large hut not demonstrative
rowd outside the courtyard when the
olonel appeared. Ne wore q frock coat
nd silk hat.
RoME. april Is Col Roosevelt son; the
telegram 20 Prime Minister
uS,stti from CeTvignano a town OF
inst ria Hungary on the Italian border.
- 'hc mnment OF leaving Italy I wish
, express personally to yourself and
trough you 10 the Itslian Deople nv
bridal Krati6cs.io ion for their great cour-
Nv and generous hospitality during NV
ay IN Italy. and also at me~tlnG your
~. I; was one Of the M =, pleasant
IMPRESSIONS Of my visit Ia y"ur country.
-'THEoDORK RoosTvELI-
S,Irpf ise 10 expressed mere that Col.
oO~evelt did not send his DESPATCH to
is King instead ~ Prs'nier I.Izzatti
LoRDoS, April 10 The Vienna cor
,spondsnt Of the TSi"gr0Jh in;imatss
,st Col. Roosevelt had q special desire
meet Paron Won Aehrenthal. the Aus
ian Prime Minister. whose hand has
.cently borne heavy upon European
Dhsics He adds IL 10 . fair assumption
Iat matters OF the most vital importance
the peace Of the cntire world came
ithiu the scope Of the dhnversation
"A ,~.u,, eha 20 prnaih anf ana h. pruruiar /
Ponro NAUnIzIo. April i5.-Mrs. Roose-
IL and her daughter Ethel Isst as noon
day for Avignon. The civil and mill
~ authorities and a committee Of
dies babe her farewell and pressntcd I
" With flowers.
BERLIS April Is. Private advices have
sn received here 60 the effect that u 10
probable thrt Mrs Roosevelt and her n