New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
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THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS STILL Iofo1
TCRVY.
SHE WILL SOON BE NEAT As PIN AND THEN
VISITORS WILL. BE GLADLY WELCOMED.

SHE WILL. SOON BE NEAT As PIN AND THEN
VISITORS WILL BE GLADLY WELCOMED
Whom Russia sent three Of her finest warships 10
American waters last spring to take part In the '"
bus celebrations Americans looked upon tue ACT 90
ono NJ international courtesy only. But wheh u'o
seets Of all foreign countries had sailed away anu 'o
Russians returned the feeling Of the Bear to"lrd ."o
E,p,. WAS seen to be real friendship At Oh RUM
Comfort this sentiment manifest In the perso'''
affection which sprang up between the Rission Objects
srd those In command OF the White Squadron All
officer OF the flagship Philadelphia told Tribune re-
porter that whenever Russian and United States naval
orIc.rs met a pleasant friendship sure to be the
outcome. ~
II + such feeling as this that has spread over
veu York toward the war-ships OF Russia WHICH
lie anchored In the North River between ImrS
fourth and F1fticth SITS. There were only u'ce
~ ,b.m until reccntly-the Dlmitri Donskoi, the
Rhvndu and the Admiral NachmOn Now, however,
ne ~ TO Intensity the friendly feeling already SHOWN
This country Russia has sent over the Emperor
Nicholas l. She Is the largest the blackcst ana tne
best OF them all. She came In "A few days ago am
took her place at the head OF the fleet, ana now size
IS getting ready formal receptions Yesterday her
dock, WIRE almost impossible. They were crV"ueu
with sailors shifting machinery making alterations
above aud below decks getting on provisions ana eN
changing stores with the other ships.
ADMIRAL Kaznakof avoided the hurlybur by
snopdinp the day aboard the Dmitri DonSkoi, while
Captaia DECKER came ashore to pay an oihcm 'i'''
Or two. In a few days the Admiral will receive
nurty Of Russian and American friends aboard 'he
ycholas After this reception the ship VIII COAL
then wash and paint. then await orders
The officers aboard the Nicholas were asking ABOUT
Nevport Yesterday. "What is Newport - they asked
II may BE-. that we go there for few days. lheS
seemed pleased at the prospect Of enjoyf some OF 'e
society they had heard the officers who had been NJ
Old Point talk about. Lieutenant Egerman saiu'
however, that nothing definite was known OF Tue
Admlras plans.
Licutc-.n, Egcrman. who IS one OF the officers vi
the Nicholas | who speak English hucntly. was
member OF the Czarewitchs suite on his visit to the
countries Of the East. He Is greatly Interested III
siam and her present difficulty with France lie
said yesterday
Russia has no interest at all In siam. except that
airing from friendly feeling. When the Czarewl'cn
visited the King Of Siam ut Bangkok III" King uiu
everything possible to entertain His lghncss. The
King gave a fair In tn C/arrwitcli's honor ana rep
rrsciItaves from every section Of siam brought MN
presents For the most part the gifts were OF produce
lice. fruit etc. There was pile oil thrir tohrnS VI
friend ship which the tZarcWlch coulu not Sc
This greatly pleased the Czarcwltc ana he sent the
King II ~. Andrews Cross ,.
al the officers Of the Russian ships are pleasant
courrly mem They Away, ready to show visitors
alrnt their boats Tuesday. Wedn"'.aNS trlnayH anu
SUNDAYS are the visiting days, and III" hours from
O'Clock until g. Launches run out To the ElPero,,
Nicholas from Forty SccOnd-st every hour. thui
not syu.d. though those who 60 uninvied are never
turn away.