New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
GREETED BY THE GOVERNOR.
,1rDERKRANZ SINGERS HOSPITALITY RE
CEIvED IN MILWAUKEE.
covrpxoe PECK MAKES THE SPEECH OF VEL
CoME-A RESPONSE IN soNG-SNow FALLS
DURING THE AFTERNOON.
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DURING THE AFTERNOON.
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Milwaukee, July 0-Tie Iicierkranz singers of New
York never Scng the greeting TO their brethren III
IN, ,yes, more enthusiastically than today when
,most voluntary It burst from their throats rs an
,nrnssIon Of gratitude for the welcome which Mil
r,rkse cave 10 them Heretofore the song has al
ovs been a set number with which the concerts
have been formally opened. To-day II was sung long
before the concert hail had been SEEM Indeed before
,,e singers had had time TO lid themselves OF the
drst and CRIME OF travel. II was sung III "e
,,,,da Of the new Piser Hotel. after the Governor
~ Wisconsin had In an unaffected and hearty manner
hidden The visitors welcome TO the city and state
Tld, graceful act OH the part OF Governor Ic'h
os keenly appreciated by tho NewlOrk cXcursonlSts
who evidently felt that the response OF MI 'lh'S'
happy though II was. had not fuIy expressed 'helf
annreciation Of the reception the Musical 20 ley OF
Milwaukee had provided. sing they had 10 ana
sing they did, with joyous spon'aneily that mace
the song sound twice rs enecuNe a. e>oi II '
before.
In all this there was small cause for wonder
To emerge from the heat and hustle, dirt ana eN-
tortion Of Chicago hotel and Worlds Fair HE INTO
tho peaceful lovelineSs cleanliness ana generous nos
n,,,nty Of Milwaukee, was one of the most delightful
onsat,ons that The eXcrsionSts have enjoyed There
was nothing prctcntious in the reception on the part
n, the committee OF the Musical society,"
which met the party at the station at twenty
minutes before but every word and every had-grasp
had a heariiness in IT which made powerful appeal
10 the emotions, and when Mr. Emmerling the presi'
dent Of the Milwaukee Musical society spoke the hrN
formal words OF welcome from landing OF the stairs
In the hotel whittier the visitors had marched pehu
band Of music and the reception committee. every
ono slt that Milwaukee glad TO have Such Vsi'orS
Tho ontirc ceremony performed without the ha-t sun
ness WAS delightful I'm lis sincerity AID >PontaeiN
Mr. Emmering. on the conclusion oil "oNer"or
peaks remarks called up Mr.. ellis To receive 'l'
kew of the city, which he handed over to Him III inc
shape OF a floral piece showing uaicai GEL the
MAY on words being readily understood by ,he .et
man man singers I'm whose vocabulary the Word clci Is
known by the vernacuiar key MI hn ni,, -,
spoke IN German Governor PEEK ahd Mr. 'i'ns !"
English. 49,, ,inr I'm tho
theatre in Schlz Park and after II The SINGERS anu
other visitors from New-lOrk we're entertained ~
a commers BY the Musical sOciety Shor' nul
fierce storm plrst over the city Willie Inc parry "vI'
nj dinner and treated the New WORKERS 10 ue ul,
usual spectacle OF "a snow furry IN july foi d
while II seemed 10 threaten the success OF me cor
cert but i'm less than an hour all was oIls"t ",u
sunshine again. and the concert LOOK pio', unu'
the happiest auspices IL L. ~