Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29


-re Eey- iu rank. -bly are Chang Liu,
HonE-ki S.eh Pang-Ho, Pah Pin,
Hu-ns Clin, 10 Chuug-Surg and Hung
Chasing. Also accompanying II
Hung Chang are Or. Irwin. an Engli-
physician. Major Won Hannekel, of & .
na-J3parese war fame. and a fOrSN q
Wallets and cooks s
The Chinese flag is floating y
Waldorf hotel where Ii Hu. ng
and his suite occupy the state Jar,-
men.s and have special kitchen accom-
mcdaciOn
l. Hung Chang ana his suite viii &C.
cupy th state apartments ct the Wal
corr. These apartments take up The en-
tle trst floor of the hotel that is. the
hcor directly above The OGlee. The suite
includes a bed room furnished IN green
ana god, g dressing room. bath room,
bed room Cor his body S ryant. a recep-
ton and writing room. In the bed room
Is q large, square bed. with Auga carved
posts reaching nearly 10 The ceiling.
Ov5r the bsd is canopy Of lace. Rich
{3peST-es hang upon the wall and heavy
Eape@Ty curtains are hung a. the win
COWS. Ihc safe apartments include
t15 great reception room, two addition
al rec puOn rooms, number Of bed
rooms for the sui,5, the large banCuec
hall. breakfast room, library, smoking
-c1n, council chamber and art gallery.
Sc a- IS his meals are concerned. the
vic5-5y can hardly fail 20 be su.td. If
LC sees fit tC eat the food OF a plain
United States citizen his fare viii, Of
course. De that CT the ether b1aTders
II, on .de other hand. he has the inc,!na-
E.Cn 20 T3rJ3Se only Cf Chinese dishes.
his cock may prepare them n the hOj5l
Kitchen and send ttsm up on the dumb
Eai,e-. which connects the buti=r's pam
-ry IN the STATE dining room with the
kitchen
Ii VIII be quite at liberty to rest
qu.e,ly NJ his hotel or see Jhe sights CT
Jha town. as be chOCs S, as he vii, have
TO formal function 10 attend until Sat
Urday. when President Cleveland viii
receive him az The residence OF eX-S6c-
Te,auy Wbj,Dy. The Secretary of
Safe. the Secretary OF the Treasury,
the Secretary Of War, and possibly Other
members of the cabinet Wi. be present,
as w 7 80 the Chinese minister and con-
sui and other distinguished persons.
S3u.d3y evening Ii will be enter
-7incd az dinner a. the WaliCrt by the
former American minister TO China.
Fifty gentlemen who hav ether resided
N China or have had intimate business
relations with the country VIII attend.
On Sunday the v.C5-cy VIII V.s.C
Grants tomb. He WI drive from the
hotel 10 Riverside Park. Monday morn
ing the vie roy and suite accompanied
ly Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Nc
Ad0o and W. W ROckh.ll, First Assist
. ant Secretary of state, viii board the
. Dolphin and pay a visit TO the fleet down
he bay He VIII be saluced by an adj
mtyars salute after which he viii visig
each ship of the fleet to get personal
. k1owledg5 Of the lalesJ Improvements
I'm modern snip building. After IN
spccJ.ng The ships III Hung Chang viii
return to The Dolphin. which, by ;ne
way. viii fly the Chimes ensign, the
WI known yellow flag, with It's blue
. dragon rampant, at the f0remast and
take a sail up the East river. THIS
trip ended The Dolphin VIII proceed TO
NTCs- Point The ylcerOy viii spend the
day in an inspection Of the United Stat-s
military academy. ucder tle escort OF
] NlAl Aal-4AeAA- AA-.4 NtN--s
/ The cadets Will give Cav-ity drill On
.hs plain in Lis honor. The vlceroy
/ VIII stay for the drss parade IN the
evening and the lowering or the nag
. when the sunset gun is fired.
Tuesday, az 1 o'clock, IL VIII De en-
+ .er,a.ued 40 luncheon by the Merchants
Cub About a hundred OF the leading
merchants OF the city will be lnYl,5J 20
inset the DISTINGUISHED guest. C.ty cl-
fc.als will also be present. and lAe
/ luncheon Will take the place OF an en-
/ r,ainnent by the cily. After the
/ luncheon L. VIII visit his own people N
+ Chinatown. When Jhs vica-Cy car
I r.eee approaches M0,- street herald
/ vii. proclaim his coming. and the streets
/ wUI be cleared. MOct, D0y6r and Phi
/ streets viii be hung with lanterns and
/ @ coIated with flags and bunting. As
+ soon as the carriage en,ets Mot s-reec
| ell manner of fireworks will b eXp.Cd-
cd. and there vii be nothing but noise
/ from one end Of -de Chin Sc quarter 10
! tha other III VIII be day OF fe1s-nS
/ and ce. 1rau0u such as Chinatown Eas
never known before.
/ On tuesday evening the Chimes min
I fs-er Will give a dinner i'm Lis honor at
f DaluOn cos. Covers VIII be lad for
/ $50. All of the l3dng Chinese mer-
chants viii be invit5I 20 the dinner
( ON Wednesday The viceroy will visit
/ Brock,vn. on the invitation OF Mayor
Vurster and in the evening ne Will at
. .erl review and drill O.. Jn= Seventh
/ r .,.uaut i'm its armOry. Thursday the
asrtv viii 20 20 Philadelphia. Friday
and Saturday, viii be spent in Washing
ton. and Sunday at Niagara Fails. It
$ ius. possible. however, that this ar
Ianssment Will be changed 50 as 10 per-
mic the vic-rOy 10 sop over at sara
,c13.
The 81. Louis arrived off quarantine
q, 1890. and was Immediately boarded
bv the government welcoming officers
. from toe cruiser Dolphin. wlo extended
90 -he Chin se salesman. IN beh3d or
Pre5.deu, Cleveland, a welcome TO the
United States.
As the ST. Louis ne2rsl the American
t- ,he hIs, gun of the salute in honor
rt -ce Chinese visitor was fired from
,lo aag ship New York. gun by gun. un-
,l 2l shots had been fired. The New
York was Jhe only war ship 10 fire a
S--U.e. but the other ships dipped thLr
CO,o-s 2s The =. Louis passed.
TIE 81. Louis reached ler deck at
1870 p. M. Tie Chinese party was re-
ce.vej a, the pier by th5 guard Of honor
C. tle marine infantry and an immense
crowd Of people.
The procession left the pier guarded
by police.