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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-willlam
J. Florence, the actor, died at the
Continental Hotel this evening At ESQ.
IL was great SURPRISE b. those In at
tendance, M he had today apparently
been improving. Only Ills slster.in.
law, Mrs Barney williams of Brook.
lyn, ms sister, Mrs. Norman Wizard Of
Washington, and DIR. C0nnelan were
with him when tho end came. 10.
ward evening he had been sleeping,
aud the first indication tho watchers
had OF death was he ceased 10 breathe.
Mis- Williams and Mfs. Wizard are
Frustrated, NJ all his mails relatives had
returned 10 Now York today, believing
him 10 DO ON the road 10 recovery.
Proprietor Kingsley OF the hotel took
temporary charge OF affairs. Mrs.
FLORENCE will leave England for New
York Saturday. Uutll she can be
heard from, no definite funeral ar
rnngements will he made. 1. IL
thought that ho will DO Inferred In
brooklyn.
The fatal illness began last Saturday
night. lie had been complaining dur
ing the week, hut performed regularly,
and ON Saturday evening after tho
performance gave supper at the
hotel Ia honor NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
dal. After the festivities he was taken
IN, and u physician found that he
was suffering from a severe attack OF
pneumonia, both lungs being affected.
The lobby OF tho hotel was tonight
filled with people discussing tho sad
event. Messages Of sympathy, sent u
Mrs. Florence by the Clover Club on
the occasion Of IL monthly dinner To-
plight. reached the hotel after his death.
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How many readers know that what
Il believed TO DO tho Identical rock
struck by Moses, when he commanded
water for the furnishing Thousands who
were wandering In tho wilderness, Is
still to be seen, "a natural MS Il was
the days Of the great lawgiyori DR.
Thomas saw. d. D.. at one time
rcsius professor VI Greek at Oxford.
ono Of the greatest OF English Seven.
tecnth century travellers, gives this do
scription OF Il; ut Is n block Of gran.
Ito marble, about slH yards square,
vnriously known ~ the Rock Of
Iiorcb, Rock Of NASSAU and stone
Of Moses. IL lies tottering and loose
In the Valley Of Rephldm, aud seem,
20 havo formerly belonged 20 Mount
Sinai, which hang In n variety of preci.
plco- all over tho plain. Tho waters
which flowed out and the stream which
flowed withai (Psalms xviii. 2O) have
followed across ono corner Of this rock
n channel about two inches deep and
twenty inches wide. which Is now crust.
cd all over like the inside Of u tcakcttio
that hath been long In use. Besides
several mossy productions which are
still preserved by the dow, we sec all
over this channel a great number Of
holes, some Of them four or I've inches
deep and two inches In diameter, lively
tokens Of thore having been 10 many
fountains."-st. Louis Republic.
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LosDos, Nov. i0.--rhe Santiago
correspondent Of the ND,os says In
spite OF the distractions In the chan.
mel Of the Rio Gfande by the brazilian
insurgents, merchant vcssols ami for
cign waruhips, drawing lcrs than thir-
teen feet, vii still be able TO pas,. a
telegram received today from Buen0s
Ayfes annou ces that the whole prov.
lnce Of Rio Grande 10 In arms against
Fonseca. DIR. Brazil, recently appoint.
ed minister Of war by the provisional
Junta, has sent n Telegram TO tho min.
lister Of finance, demanding the resig-
nation " fonseca. The generals,
under fonseca's orders, have reached
Montcvld-o, but no troops or gunboats
have arrived. DIR. Brazil has been
making oyefturcs TO tn. province u
Santa Catherine, asking the people Ia
join issue with tho Rio Grande insur'
gcnta.
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wiif.sd Lsurisr'. speech nj raneaii
Halt

Boston, Nov. i0.-In Faueuil Hall
today Hon. MILFORD i.hurier, the Cana.
dian statesman, was givon u public
reception by the prominent merchants
Of Boston. In An enthusiastic speech,
lie said that he represented half the
people Of Canada, aud their banner
was married for the gr.atest freedom Of
trade. To those who believe Ia pro-
lection, he said that the system would
not be- affected by reciprocity. Tho
question could 10 settled without refer
ing to annexation. There should be-
nothing but the greatest cordially
between Canada and the great Rcpub.
lie. Blood is thicker than water, and
must tell. A war between the
United states aud England would bu
fairlcidal. We should treat us broth.
ers about our future relations hence.
forth and forever.
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Losses On Account OF y raise
nl.pateh.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.--Ihe members Of
the board ~ trade are Indignant over
the circulation on the board yesterday
Of an alleged cahlegfam from United
States Minister smith, IN Russia, say
ing tia, tho ukaso had been signed,
referring to the prohibition u wheat
expor,a. Wheat Jumped up n cent.
Brokers rushcd In to cover, and the
losses were extremely heavy. Later u
WIS learned that the Dispatch was
iugus. The broker have demanded
that the directors make every effort to
ascertain the source Of the false reports,
and II The culput IL detected he Will be
made an example u.
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oir;cuities In rr.,-n'inE rt.-sueess.
ofths officials

wAmuNdruN, Nov. i0.-Sup.rvis-
Ing Special Agent Jingle Of the Treas.
ury Depa ftmrnt, In his annual report,
shows that during the past fscal year
special agents aeifed goodt 10 the value
OF yll3, os9, ana recovered 1925, 500 on
account OF seizures, fines etc. He gives
several INSTANCES Of fraudulent impor.
taliou-, and refers 10 tho difficulties
under which agents worked, especially
Ia guarding against smuggling from
Canads. Tho number Of officers for
preventive duty on that long frontier
does not exceed twenty, aud their
efforts are, necessarily, 10 . large de
gree, futile. A similar condition exists
ON the boundary OF Mexico.
The Puget Sound district furnishes
splendid facilities for smuggling, both
Of dutisble goods and Chinese Into the
country. Tlnglc says he IL reliably in-
formed thni during the past year 1885,
900 pounds Of crude opium were I'm.
ported and manufactured at Victoria,
making about 10000 pounds OF the pre-
pared article for smoking purposes, aud
nearly every pound OF the latter vas
Struggled Into the United States. The
enormous profits In opium smuggling,
due entirely 10 tho high duty Ia this
country, have Induced the employment
Of capital and a number OF good, skill
f'il men 10 engage In the Illicit traffic
ma,icso allufing.
RsfcrriDg TO the Chinese, he says
that ths exclusion laws arc practically
ignored by the clande.tine Introduce
tlou Of them through Canada. Wheh
= Chinaman entering Canada pays a
head tax OF $50 he gets cettincate
which enables him 10 return 10 Canada
without further payment, should he be
detected In trying 10 enter the United
States. Our court In several cases
have glvcn tho construction that Can.
ada, aud not Chinn, was the country
whence these Cinnamon came, within
tn. meaning Of the law. Tho effect Of
this IL that n Chinlman caught aud
returned TO Canada can repeat his
attempt 20 steal Into the United
States. Repeated instances Of this
have occurred. and In this manner the
o6jec, Of the restriction act 10 PRACTICALLY
defeated.
ringle urges . revision Of the Gus
toms districts and laws, with view 10
the AbolIshment or consolidation Of dis
trlcts In which little or no business IL
done, that more aid may 10 given
where ,ried. New and comprehen-
live legislation upon the needs Of the
northwest aud the Mexican frontiers In
urgently demanded.
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TO establish government having the
essential elements Of permaneucp.
The divergent interests, political aud
economic, and the disaimilar ayupa-
thieg, customs and temperament. OF
the inhabitants would Inevitably lrad
10 tho separation Of the country into ut
least two sections, north and south. In
Argentine serious changes arr taking
place, aud general outbreak Of dis.
content Ia impending. Eveu indi7a.
tlOnH 81 movements Oi n dirquieiing
nature are observable by the student II
politics.
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my dear, don't you intend to invite
Mr.. and MS. Green to your party y
asked Mr., Biller
Certainly mott
why not, my deari They are good
friends OF ours."
What II they arel am going to
Invite Mr.. and Mrs Brown
We'll, can't you Invite the Greens as
wellr
why, John Blller, you shock me
with your taste. Brown and Green In
my parlor togetherl Why next you'll
be asking me to wear blue and yellow.
! declare you men have no idea what
ever OF harmony. n--Texas siitings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

Take clean undated limo aud pour
on warm water just fat enough TO Keep
tho limo shaking without burning. bat
not enough u drown Il. IL Is desirable
10 have Il slAke dry aud then b, mixcd
with water TO q thin wash. bur not
pasty. II put on 100 thick u will not
take frm hold aud aftr few coat.
are applied 10 will nako on. II the wall
Is voD rough mix silt aud ashes with the
frat coating; " smooth. salt only. a
very little bluing IN the last coating viii
make 81 look a clear white.
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Galveston Harbor.

DESvER, Nov. i0.--The Interatate
Deep Creek Harbor COMMITTEES met
today with delegates from various
States. President Evans outlined a
plan for obtaining from tn. next Con.
gres. the entire appropriation neces.
sary 10 complste Galveston harbor, II
being estimated that II tho approprl-
alton In obtained tho work will he com.
plet-d In a year or eighteen months.
The committee adopted resolution Ia
acoordspce with Evans plans.
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ruE CHILEAN eoyEnNurSr.
~ Assumes q More Reasonable Aiti.
tuie Towards the vnited states.

~ Assume. . More Ues.saabte Atti.
iuie Towards the United states.
NEW YoRi<. Nov. 10 The Heroid's
Valparaiso correspondent cables: The
CHILEAN government has Descended
from tho lofty pedestal u N long
occupied In dealing with the out
rsgc0us assault by the mob upon the
sailors Of the "Baltim9rc." Captain
Schlcy today received n letter from
Judge Foster granting hi. request that
our reprrse natives here be furnished
by the court Of Inquiry with copies Of
all the dispositions made before It, iu-
vcstigsilon. This sane request had
been absolutely refused ON all previous
occaslons. There 10 no doubt that the
Chilean authorities have rejected tho
Lsndon Thuies' srlf.pfolcred advice,
through lis sensational correspondent,
Thompson, that the United States
reasonable demands he treated As n
bluff, and, finding our government
maintaining fair hut firm attitude,
aru determided 10 meet II halfway.
l hear rumors that much 'peculatiOn IL
INDUCED In hero and Al Santiago ~ to
tho reason Tor tho dispatch Of the
American war vessels to the Pacific
squadron. There ln no doubt that the
news has had a salutary eiioct In
Chile.
A large fire At Santiago yesterday
destroyed several buildings facing the
Municipal rheater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

In official letters "Sr' should bo used
aud tho writer should sign himself "Yery
respectfully, your obldiont servant In
business letters Dear sir should be
used. and this form OF address should be
followed by Respectfully yours" Where
some personal or social relationship Gu.
ton into business acquaintance "My
dear sir Is proper form OF address,
and this should 10 followed By "Yours
truly or "Yours faithfully" Where
tho communication Is entirely social tho
address should bn "Donr Mr.. Smith" or
ils equivalent, and this form, Of address
should be- followed BY "slnceroly yours"
OF yours very truly" Whore tho su-
ciil relations arc somewhat Intimate the
form OF address may very properly 10
"My dear Mr.. smith" In social lettpr
"Dnr ir" should never b. used. aud IL
writer objects 10 tho moro intimate
forms OF address, then the letter should
be- written ia the old fashioned form Of
the thirl person where "Mr. Brown pre-.
senb his compliments TO Mr.. smith,
etc. Gent or "Gonto" should never
be used under any circumstance Never
even 70 one 10 whom you tcel an cnmity
should letter beaddressed "Alr. SMITH
without any further bern Of compliment
orrespect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

Any dark dreu comfortably male wills
do for travelling H. texture should suit
the season, aud the lcss Il elbows dust ths
better looking It's owner will arrive Ut
her journeys end, Good taste will pr'.
vent any ono irum travelling In white or
light colofcl dresses Garnet also d not
q good color 70 choose Tho gown should
be made ns plain aspouible and u l. itur
without iat % velvet trimming. Rnching
or collars finish the meek. but six ker.
chief or lacs scarf that eau DO wrapped
closely around In tho ears will keel,
ciulcm FROM lodging In tho neck. a
travelling hat that Is small aud light aud
not easily hurt will be found most com.
Portable. a dark pst,icoat Is another
necessity, also high slices, or II low ones
are worn, cloth gators. Tho hands must
be kept gloycd constantly to retain any
degree Of clemucf,, and OF course tho
car window will be kept closed during =
journey of any lausih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

RHISELASBER, Wis, Nov. lev.
Houston and VIM. Brown wound up {.
drunk last night by emptying n pint
OF whisky which contained twenty
grains OF morphine In addition
10 the liquor. Both are dead. Mrs.
Houston says she IL morphine user,
She dissolved twenty grains In WHISKY
anu put II In q closet for her own use.
She did not know that the mon drank
II, aud when she found the bottle
empty this morning II was too late 10
save them. Tho coroner's Jury is in-
vestigAting.
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Must persons when trying 10 stop
runaway hor merely add IN the panic
which hns caused tho beast 10 take to hls
heels. Don't stand In tho middle 81 tho
rnad and throw up your handsaud shout.
No one ever raw atcal runaway stopped
uy such tactics. Don't stand ON the s.is
~ ihc road and yell N The horas 10 stop.
That will merely cause him h. be- worse
frightened than hciora. Asyun 30 tho
horse coming. start n run M fast ~ you
can IN tho Hame direction tho horse b.
iakuri when ha catches up with YOU
and before he patgH-horea don't ~
with The rapility OF a bullet FROM a gun
even whom running away jump Tor bis
bride teiu aud hold 10 Il. running along
all the while o. last ~ possible. The
check thus given by tho pull on tho hit
will almost always stop a runaway. II
you are on horebsck you can do tbia
with ease aud with very little danger,
for in this instance your horse j. run.
niug and you have all your strength 10
give to the Runaway. Tho mounted 70.
liclmcu Ia Central park, New York. aud
un the ruadi about, catch runaway
hor.ca withmu1h neainou aud doaterity.
anl they have plenty 81 practice.
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PARIs, Nov. l9,--Senor Vicuns, W no
was selected by BAlmsceda 10 succeed
him In the Presidency OF Chile, ar
rived here today. Regarding the
affairs OF Chile he refused 10 talk until
tnr pulic mind there became Tranquil
anl the political situation normal He
further said that when the proper timo
comes he viii publish documents In his
possession containing the facts regard
Ing these matters and leave history Ia
pronounce n verdict IA TO tho part h.
played In tho Balmaoeda government.
Referring ~ the general situation In
South America tbs senior said that on
account Of the Chilean revolution,
which had an unsettllng Influence on
the whole contineni, general CON
ilsgration was liable 10 break out at any
moment. Brazil, since tue proclama-
ton Of the Republic, had been unable
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ne sprAKs WELL or reAH.s cor
DUCT.
Admiral nrawn Explains SOME ct the
Nhtiean transactions

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. i0.-The
United Ststes cruiser "San Francisco"
arrived this morning from Chile. Adj
mifh Brown, ia An interview with a
representative u tho Associated Pres,
said that his letter, which had already
been printed In this county, wa SUM.
Client answef 20 the charges made ny
the present Chilean government that
he gave Information 10 the Balma.
cuuists " tue isuding Of the insurgents
NJ QuinicfO. In addition he has made
= report 10 the navy department. He
says that despite the charges against
United States Minister Egan, tho lat.
tors conduct was dig fled aud i'm.
partial. A. 10 tho criticism made
because Egan did not send official die.
patches concerning the fall " Val.
paradise, the Admiral said that the
people up here lil not understand,
Ierhaps, thst MT. Egan was at san.
tiugo aud that all communication he
tween that place aud Valparaiso was
shut OF Tor several days. When "
reached EgAn In \ roundabout way
he tciegraphed % Washington but was
ignorant " tho fact that The wltcs
were down.
The Admiral says that the report
that the baltimore"
CUT 1nE CAuLE
at iqulque IL erroneous. Tho cable
company, which II al American cor
uoraiion, had contract with tho
Chilean government 10 have the cable
working between Lima and Valparaiso
by agivcn time. ltrAu through Iqulque
aud the Insurgents, who held that pot,
refused 10 allow any message. ffum
Valparaiso 10 pass 10 Lima. Bnlma.
cedh's government, which was the
only government ~ ChilS recognized
by the United States, warned the cable
company that unless they opened COM
munication with Lima, according 10
contract, they would forfeit their char.
Tor aud privileges. Tho company made
every possible Offer 10 induce the Con.
gTetsiOnaliAts o. let IlalmacedA'H mes
ssge- through, but In vain. Then the
company decided 10 cut the cable. They
had n regular cable boat 10 do lhc work,
but no accurate means OF ucasur.
| Ing the distance from tho sbOra. II
! cut within marine league Of the shorr
/ the Congrr--iOnalistH could splice II
again. 50 they asked the "lialtimorc''
/ 10 find the distance for thom. This
she did by means VI her improved
range finders, aud the cable was cut
| Ave and a quarter mile. out, aud n loop
Inserted connecting Nalparaison and
Lima, aud leaving fquiquo out. A.
this WAS more than a marine league
from shore, tho Congresslonnlists could
not tAinpor with u. THIS work dii not
/ cut them Oh from communication with
the world, Tor they still had the Eng
llsh oompany's cable.
The "Ssn Francisco" will 20 into
/ the dry dock tomorrow. IL Il under
/ stood here that the crllisr "Chaflcs.
/ i0n,D which loft Yokohama November
I lIth, will, aflcr cohling nj the sand
witch Islands, 60 direct TO South
| America.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. l9.-Thia morning
the dead bodies Of John Whalen aud
James Walsh were found lying In an
upper room Of the Manitoba House on
Third street. II IL believed to be a
murder, and two men, w lo ara believed
10 have bsrn implicated, arc la tho
custody Of the police.
The dead bodies ofJohn Whslen and
James Walsh were found lying In au
upper room Ia the Manitoba House
this morning. The police suspected
foul play At first, but the coroner's Jury
has decided that the cause Of death
was excessive drinking.
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DUBLIN, Nov. iO.-Thc irish Catholic
asserls that n scheme Is In operation In
many parts Of Ireland TO draw young
men into the membership Of secret
societies, alike accuned by the church
and banned by the law. This scheme,
the paper says, aims Mt preventing the
attainment II home nilo for Ireland In
n constitutional manner, aud mus, Ia.
ovltAbly result In murder aud outrage.
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Put tho chain In small bottle With
water, a little soap and tooth powder.
Cork and shake the bottle Violently for
minute or tao, The soap aud powder
will extract every particle Of grease aud
dirt from the minutes, intoyHiioes of tho
chnn, while friction against tho glass
will polish Il, Rinse 30 clear cold water
aud the polish win surprise you.
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rur ouINEN sIruArIoN.
I,is said 10 he More satisfactory
New.

PARIS, Nov. I0.--A seml.oiilcial dis.
patch received here from Shanghai
states that the situation arising from
the recent action OF the Chinese In at-
lacking and threatening foreigners In
Human Is more satisfactory owing to
the energetic action Of the representa-.
lives OF tn. foreign powers. The chief
VI the Kalao- HUI secret society was
recently arrested la Shanghai. His
right-hand man, Chen Kin Lung,
was shortly after arrested at HooChow.
Hen Kin Lung was subjected TO tor.
ture, but would confess nothing. How.
ever, documents found upon him gave
the Chimes. authorities n clue TO the
prrpetntors OF the attacks. Numerous
arrests have been made, and It Ia said
that the government has greatly In
creased the severity Of its measures
against criminals Of this class, and
ssums Determined TO exert all lie power
TO protect Foreigners.
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CossrAsTiSoPLE Nov, ia col.
lllsion this morning on tho Botph1rus
between tho British stesm-rs"Kugby''
aud "Endlethsrt" resulted In the
sinking Of the latter and the loss OF
tire. lives. Had 1t not been for a
steam launch from the Russian ON.
hassy coming TO the rescue many
more would have been drowned.
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BERLIN, Nov. l9--Thc Rciohsun.
scigsr CoillclsD this morning publishes
aivicer from East Africn, stating that
Emin Paaha hes fraclird Usafnngo,
north of Albert Edward Nyauza. Tho
paper also says that Emin has been
Joined by tho TROOPS hs formerly com-
mandcd at Wadclai, and bad fought
several successful engagements.
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They should always be laid away Tor
keeping Ia irown pap-r. A. the chemicals
used In white paper often comhin. with
those Ia tho material and produce dis.
celebration. a white satin dra. how.
ever, Is fomgglat better preserved In
blue paper, with brown paper outside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

WiEsnADES, Nov. i0.-it l. semi.
officially announced that DE Gler-, the
Russian minister Of foreign afislrs, n
about 70 20 10 Paris for the purpose OF
concludins a treaty OF allianc. ~ base.
less. II Ia further said that he IL In.
sPircd with q single motive, TO main.
tain peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20

Florence was % years u age; was born
at Albany, y. Y. His name originally
was Conlan, hui after he adopted tile
stage name u Flounce he logalized Il
by an act OF the legislature.
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BERLIN, Nov. l0.--Intelilgeuco L.
received here from the CAnetons that
Captain Won GrAvereutt, under Ma OF
wissmAn In the latter's expedition In
East Africa, was killed recently while
leading An attack upon native village.
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TACOMA, Wash, Nov. lg.--C Chief III =.
NJ. Llllls and Assistant Chief Pack.
ingham Of the Tacoma fire department
were run over by hose cart this morn.
ing and probably fatally Injured.
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NO DIFFERENTIATION IN HIS
noNoR.
II Is Assert d Ia Grrmany that the
Minister'S Ml~ion IL to MainiAia
the Peace.
ny Telegraph TO tue sEwtt
M sirRs.
The aus,ian u,ais,-r. rays a visit "a
tsaris

PARIS. Nov. l9.-De 0isrs, the Rus.
Sian foreign miulstcr, arrived here TO.
day. He wa met by the members OF
the Russian embassy and Comte Dor
messob of tho French foreign oiiicc.
No demonstration was made In honor
Of the visitor.