The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
THE FRENCH CONSUL.
M. d'Anglade, Representing France at
New Orleans, Talks Of the Show.


NJ. d'Anglade, Representing France at
New Orleans, Talks Of the Show.
Monsieur q. Il. d'Anglade. the accredited
French consul at New orleans, has spent
several days in Atlanta very delightfully."-.
lie left for New Orleans Saturday. Later
he will visit Atlanta and spend "A week or
two. taking in the hundreds of sights
to be seen at the exposition. In Other
words lac win come back TO do the eX-
position. His presence here this time was
in official capacity.
Last Monday at his post ina New Orleans
hc received a cable from the French NM
lister of commerce to attend the opening OF
the Cotton States aud International eX-
position as representative of France. lie
reached Atlanta Tuesday and was received
in an official way as the accredited repre-
sentative of the French republic.
Monsieur IL Angladc is "A man of charming
personality. In his attire he is neat ana
tasty. Without knowing him one wouid
take him for an American. lie speaks
English very nucntly. There rs Just enough
OF the French accent in his speech 10
make conversation with him interesting.
The characteristics Of affabiltty and cour-
tcsy he possesses ia degree not too pro
nounccd. just enough, however. 10 ac-
ccntuatc his clever personality.
Monsieur dAngiade was seen at the
Arauon last night by Constitution re-
porter.
..Ycs. the minister Of commerce Of my
government notified me by cable To come
60 Atlanta and participate officially IN the
inauleuratlou.' hc remarked. II represent
France at New Orleans. as you douptlt7S
know. We Frenchmen have an eNcrp-
ttonallv kind national feeling Tor this gov
eminent. In fact. ] think the bond of
sympathy between them is greater than
thar 81 any other two nations. ouc reason
for this I believe dates back 20 the lniah-
cv 81 this government when We helped htf
10 liberty. another is found in the commuh-
~ If republics and q ccntury's friendly
feeling.
~ reached here Tuesday last and since
my coming / have been cordially treated.
Governor Bullock presented me 10 l.f'-i-
dent Collier who was exceedingly hind anu
considerable. ] was then also presented 70
Governor Atkinson "a my official capacity
Governor Atkinson was gracious ana cout-
teous and consiucrate.
.Rut the exposition. ! was extremely
surprised at both the immensely ana merit
Of tle exposition. or course I had heard
much of a., hut did not conceive mat u
could bee what ID really is-grand--consider-
ing thc population ot Atlanta ana u't 1ts
itself Most of my time hero ~" spent
at the grounds. The French exhibits are
vaTy good. The womaus. art forestry and
government buildings are very dttScr cs-
t.s.iallv the first TWO. The cAA4hilS. TOO
are splendid on inc Nte'c' 'i"''
from our Fi"hch aI.i7's ar On 80
IN ihc ART b"il.i'e,
especially 10y MaAt lalh i-'i''''''
celebrated painter 81 fIa'.'' VIZ,
,i,t,tr,s are popular and always ia demand,
l....t5ts. of their excellence. consider Af.
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l ahaH ''iltel H"'t anu mani '' ~.
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required. Ms report VIII rs l.ss.N'" ~ =
and nlcd away win oihci'i I''o''a- ~ i'i''
b" that ID VIII contain s"i'' SUES
that can be oi use Z" Tue comm
OF the Paris exposition in 1900. Already lhe
preliminary preparations Tor this big expo
sitfou have begun. The commissioners
have been appointed. the company organic
Cd and plans OF some of the buildings sub
mis- show Is eoin., 20 eclipse any previous
EFFORT Of the world. IL VIII be masto-
don exposition win the Wpfld represented
We expect the Americans TO 80 over anu
help los out.
LET'S return 10 the exposition again.
Ther,. is another feature OF the show
vyss Intensely interested in. II was the
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