The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
TO-DAY LIE WILL SET HOoT ON
Y0EyCH SOIL At CaERDOrRe.
4 Great Convoy 81 Naval Vessels
Laaafn8 Richly Decorated. ana
Guarded by 6enAaYDes-PresaAe
FasYe 70 Banqses His Royal Wis
sssP-salufe to BE Fired From the
Great Arsenal


Rsgnaut: the Pro-ssnfle, the Jean Bart.
the Descarses. JeuTroaces and 1ftesH c-z5s-
erS and torpetso 5oa-s. THIS sotS.sa VIII
leave Caeroosrg . little before 10 oc-ocx
Tomorrow ard VIII nee. the Pole Sca-.
which has 90 board ire car ard ezarfaz.
conveyed BY The Standard ard Enxtsa
res-of- war. .. the edge % French waters.
snE ~ the extreme Of the rh-ea--nE'e limit
The man-of-wzr DupUy De LONE Will con-
yer NJ Fau-s. president OF the French re-
public. 10 The meeting rosr. % the cars
yacn. and TIRE French squadron. P-ssi-
den. Fare After The saiates are sre6. VIII
return 20 Cherbou-g and await The Arrival
Of re czar al The Landing stage.
On approaching the English feet he
French feet VIII fire al imperial salute.
followed by a salute 10 the Eng !sa YES
sels. which viii Se returned by them The
czsrs Yacht, after zasEttrxg he British
fronclsSs. wsu steam ahsai IN the center
Of the French feet. and In iris order the
vessels VIII proceed here. The Pole Star
being expected 20 De IN company WITH the
French yssssss FOR about at soszr ar3 20
arrive IN Ch@rbolzrg harbor about noon
For The purpose q the reception. when
the car puts foo. N France the great
nava magazine - the Che-bou-g arsenal.
which Is situated opposite the landing
stage. will be utilized From the landing
stage 20 the hal % he msTsz5ne z ~
cred way, richly decorated with SIX hang
fngs shields. banners a3a flowers has been
erected. The landing stage Is also beauf.-
fully drape-I. and evsry preparation made
20 police the harbor and frotec, e~land-
ing stage. covered way. magazine ard It's
spproa ches with walls OF uniformed SOL
disrs and gendarrnes. The car t!slskes 70
see them. but acknowledge they are more
necessary than the rags ard fessoons. "a nj
VIII testify 10 French and Russian friend
ship
President Faure surrounded BIZ II Han
otaax. Admiral BeEnard. minister Of mar
inc. and General Billet. minister - var.
and ali the generals. marshaIs. field off,
csrs and subslterns, who are 20 he in at
tendance on the ern Deror and empress dur
ing, their stay in France. Will await the
Russian rulers on the landing stage. Altar
the welcome. for which President Faurs
g'sttering crowd OF notabIes wi,l pass along
the covered way 70 the hal OF the maya
zine. while thgnders from great guns ring
ing % bells and the excited cries OF a
French crowd VIII greet their uaaiesties.
The interior OF The magazine has been
decorated and arranged with al TIE ex-
dugsite taste o. French masters and with
the amazing llberaiity Of their present en-
rhuslssm Tor all things Russian The in
terror OF the magazine has been divided
into a reception ha'l. a diplomatic hall and
a banquet room. The frxt Of these Is hung
IN rich crimson satin and The decorations
consist Of wilderness of exquisite hos
sorrs from witch peep out flowers and de-
vices % havonets SWORDS. ramrcGs and
other implements % land ard sea warfare.
The diplomats hall Is d-ape' n yellow
satin ard decorated with a bsxi'te-srg ar
ray ~ beautiful mirrors. which refec. at
a thousand angles exquisite potplants ard
the flares. blooms o. French greenhouses.
Two surpptuous retiring rooms adfosn this
hal'. The third room IN which ne I'm
perfa' pair are 70 partsks Of French bread
and salt Is hung IL pale green satin. sat
OF by heavy velvet oo-tieres ard price
less tapestry. The ornaments here ara also
suggestive ~ the warfare that tha Franco
Russian alliance nav be prepared against
ius--ous pancpIes, tn which military ard
naval weapons. models OF to-pe3oes and
torpedo destr5vers. great and small guns
appear un0bf-rsively. but none the less sig
nlficanJly Within the hal are three tables
one raised higher than the Others, two of
which. WITH fhirty seats each WILL accom-
modats those IN necessary Attendance. The
principal table has seats so- fifteen In
the center are three beautiful chairs OF The
period Of Louis XIV. for their rnafeztles
ana President Faure. The service cs china
and glass - most exquisite. the former be-
lng from the Ateiliers OF sevres. The et-
forts or the Partisan chefs VIII lose nothing
from the manner % service. The tables
aiso display the dasnties. flowers Their
majes;!es ard their hosts wiz breakfast
there, and after the review % TIE French
feet. which takes place n the afternoon.
which they viii witness from the deck OF
the Elan. Eapoieou's cd state barge r.
bui1des ard refgrnisheG. they wlg attend a
STATE banquet IN the same hall. gwen by
President Faure
l.ne Of RATS has been laid IN the ar
seral grounds. The terminus being az The
door q he diplomatic han. Here a.
o'clock tomorrow sve-ing he car and
cZsrina VII take Ire train for Paris. IRE
cefed a few minutes ~ the special train
OF the president, and quitting the arsenal
amid the roar 90 III guns.
TIE state banquet VIII occur ss-r,lltar-
eous.y with fetes ~ dire~ent kErsS and
general re50lcings of the people 81 Cher
bourg, who have Loyalty decorated the
towa wi;h lavish hand. TIE donIran. note
OF the decorations eyery~ here being ,ha
black and yellow cf the ear Of AT TIRE
Eussias. pleasantly lnterrn,nelsi wlth the
frt-celo- of France.
Portsmouth. Oct The car and ezar
ma arrived he-e ms evening AZ 8 a. i5.-,r
On the green's special train. ha.fnx con
suSed nearly eighteen hours in coming
from Balatsr, where they took he train
last niRht spon leaving Ralnso~aI 4
heavy rain @as fal.lns wren the f-rDersal
travellers left. b0t this dsd no. deter ths
crowd - slgafgesTs who had gathered 20
each glimpse % he ear and ezs~sna
- cheer them farewell and witness IRE
0e-e1n cf'es % tae departure THE rso,tea
1o[h English ans Russian kset e,ovss
watch - me route over which the train
e2Ee from ths north. ana wa-e sle-.fv
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~~re TO signs - anything bat earsfa1ftv
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