Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-29
Ii HUNG ARRIVES.
ur Is GIVEN An ENTRAoRD'NA"'-
~ ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME.
FREEDOM OF TIE UNITED STATES.
.,,. Il FORMALLY rendered Him by
con. RuEcr, representing tho ire-
,,.,,,-rscort of Federal Cavalry
s,-o,ts TANNED with People.

Russia. and world-renowhed o'p'o'.'''
arrived in New YORK to-day anu "
game Che guest OF the H~'''" ...-
Tho day vas peIlo1' one ''''s'
r.nf overhead an atmosphere 'Ie"' "S
..f with "a tingo of autumn cooiness
,t,s. hroezo that runicd the
ln i" "''' ....,.t,,3 I'm make
surface OF ''o '''' - -. ,,,,,
tbo first view that l." HUNS Nuns
Of the harbor OF the metropolis p'o"s-
,. cro Added 90 its natural beauties
.t. i,,-.,sine spectacle furnished by
WIS ''' a.. e,..et eoet OF war
'"' So. ,., over Gathered to-
ships Uncle sam mas ever
rether They were the Desl OF '''e JIG"
INV and every vessel was polished ana
., .-7 made ready IN Bristol fash
l''"'.' ..t., oe tho bonored
ion for tht i,-'r'N"
flast
-,.t,-- c..rcral Thomas Rugcr, COM
.t.. Dprqrfr1ent of the East.
i'"''''' -..,,,.ti,e of Presi-
as me persona a.,
dent Cleveland Win h'7 '"o S'''l
gfafor George W. Davis ana O'p'"l"
,u1s-Wuliam IS. Rockhill, First ASSIST
,f st,te representine his
h'' ,.. ,rt,t..o. voce
Nh and his secretary the Chlnese Ooh-
e-. and q representative OF the
, No.. ho,~ao5 the
~'AiHeI" ,. -
United states o'spalcH-po"' Do'5'.lu a..
lv in the morning. ana steamed Uo"" '''0
iav fo meet the AhuasSd1Vi.
10 was 1880 i. VI. W1en the 81 louls
Cme abreast of Quarantine. ShoilY pc
Frr. This the Warships Of the Norm Al
,-te SQUADRON had formed I'm an in
F.rts7 double line through the centre
20 which The ST. Louis was TO pass. This
o-rsvra07onf was 10 allow q clear vision
~ e4rh rran-of-yyar 20 the visiting China
mann
A NOISY WELCOME.
, O.. r,,,,,e ,.,g escorted through the
c,,t,, % eotiua conposcd
60 ,,5 ovc,reiou boats.
,,.,t..ils 80 blown ronnons were fired.
~ ,,o.o,io oioara tho different craft
s -,ss ~ ,ralc,n,e 10 ii Hung
.,,.....- AND rte r9r+,- When the steam
,,, r..s elr.te5 nv the warshins the
,..- we've M once called 10 quarters on
t. ouarfar-dock. where they held their
rogition until Tho 81. Louis had passed.
as q mark of respect 20 the Oriental Visi-
trr
After General Ruger ana party hdl
stepped aboard me ST LOUIS AZ LID -
ST.. they went at once 90 the after draw
iur-room, vherc they were met 10y lce-
President Wright of the American Llhe.
IL Hung was in his state-r'om' ana
word was sent 20 him that the govern
ment Representatives Were ready 70 Inee,
him About me Dig hneF were s".nei.
craft or every deScilP1'on' '"''u "i,n
people. anxious 90 get a glimpse OF 'he
celebrated Chinameh. W hl9tlea were
kept goins yachts doomed cannon ana
Of D.
set of Coming hy Fort WadsWorth. the
ST. Louis passed outside the Wafshlps'
ar1 TIE flagship New York fired q salute
0f nineteen guns. which IS the English
Lord High Aimirars official RECOGNITION.
ID Hung Chang. after delay OF hfIeen
minutes was conducted TO the drawing
room hy Nice-Fresideni Nrleht, ana ms
interpreter ana secretary. Tie was az
once presented 90 General Ruser, VINO
said. u am directed by the fIesident OF
fhe United States TO meet YOU and eN-
tend 20 you the freedom Of the nation.
hI1 you welcome The Nlceroy bowed
hs head and said: 'I thank you for the
courtesy
TIE YELLOW JACKET
,,..-. .t.+ tie5ss+ ~ Chinese dis
.-....' .t. 1,-,-,,s ,.Ci,oyy tactet with
,-,,tr,e,,, tbo ,aaro.l-
.r..
'.'.-, fi WAS forma,lv presented 10 all pre-
sent !n The room-some dozen or more.
He shook hands with them aA He was
asked u he would like 10 SIP out on tne
dec" ana LOOK az me haIDoI as 'le snIP
saI.t UP .-- pr H''.io '"at nc ~
4e4it' t' SD 1o"" anu '''" WIN ''o'O
'ie7'0~ 80.
l, - r,'.t+ ,,,e
e. l5....-.-,t,1 ,.os,tIor +bte,,
.t,.- ,-,5 t',,e,, -,
..g '.....,,rs t5. ,.o,,ii iiI,e. IN Know, If
-r. 1i-...5.,. of tro r4n5bIic was I'm New !
7--- d. Was foid mad he was and |
t-rr te would see him tomorrow To !
tr. re Vice-ov bowed his head In ac- !
krrvIaIenent
.rae French people." said Ii. sud- |
denly changing the subject. tried to in |
au.rc. me TO 90 home by way Of Mar /
s.uls and the Suez canal but i de- |
orad. telling them / wanted 20 visit /
'te United States"
II talked freely with everybody i'm the /
r0om.
When the steamer came 10 Castle Will |
lam salute was fired The envoy !
asaaj what 30 was, and seemed pleased |
Uron told 20 was I'm his honor. All along !
tae waterfront crowds mad gathered, |
-- cheer after cheer went UP in hohor OF /
"' great ID
PREFERS TO WALK.
1t WIS l.O =. NJ when the steamer /
touched the pier. LIS sedan chair was /
gotten ready for him. but he turned TO /
The mon and .,i1. 81 do not need II 1
prefer to va'k mon American shores"
At1.l % Af -ceomuanleJ by the Off /
cleI p.rtv r. lef, the steamer bv a pri- /
waite .a.g,., and VAS erected nv the /