The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06
VIVE, YIIEL'ENPEREUR
French Citizens Raise the Old
Cry Again.
IN HONOR TO THE CAR.
Landing of the Czar and CzariEa at
IN HONOR TO THE CAR.
Landing of the Gar and CzariEa at
Cherbourg.
Review of the French Fleet
Speeches of President Faure and
the Cxar at the Banques-A Copy
right Cable from Mrs. Emily
This Royal Visit to French Soil.

Portsmouth. Eng. Oct s.-The .nhaois-
ants ef this port, military. nzyai ana eiyil.
we're astir early taday TO x!tne-ss the de-
pagturs OF the czzr ena cxaTiua for France
Their uaa3szties passed the night or board
the imperial yasAt Pole Star. All the ves-
sells in the asr5or weEe dressed rainbow
fashion from sgem TO stern and the i'm
9eriai couple We're given hearty ssEd-0@.
The first lord of the admiralty. Hon.
George }. GoschsE, On board the first-cIass
cruiser Blenhein, started al $50 4. m. for
the Nab Ightsalp. where feet ef thirty
two war Eesse-S vas assent sied 10 salute
their ma3estles and escort them to mid
channel. AT the special reques: of the
czar there were no guards or honor mount
~i ashore. the only military display being
\ detachment OF marines which did Seatry
duty during the night and morning. O~-
Ing 10 the entire absence of ceremony con-
nectsd with the departure Of the czar. the
crowds ashore we're nos nearly as large as
migns otherwise have been expected.
The F'oie Star started az a. N. and as
she passed the various war vessels their
sides OF yards we're manned and tile lna-
perfal yacht was given bugie salatcs. while
the hand OF the flagship BIenheim Played
The Russian anthem. This Was followed
by the roaring Of cannon sa!uies from the
Inaexlo4e. Victory and Hero. AMI from
The batteries ashore The Duke Of Con
nsgsht, on board The steam p.nnaee ac-
rompaassd the Pole Star 10 TIE mouth Of
the river, and then returned ID fae har-
boT. Tie Pole Star proceeded TO spitz-
head and VAS ssluied By The British feet.
COMMANDED by Vice Admiral Lord Walter
Talbert Kerr. which formed in two Lies.
and With the Pole Star in the center. pro-
ceeded sea9ard 10 meet the French fleet
srom Caerbourg. which was 10 escort The
imperial party 10 that port.
Cherbourg. Oct. 5.--The had luck which
seems 70 cling 70 the ear showed Itself
again today, Most elaborate preparations
had been made TO receive .hs Russsan
travellers The way from the landlng
stage 20 ths hail OF the arsenal had been
covered with six hangings. shields. ban
neretses and flowers. The landing stage
was beautifully Grapei. Venetian naxts
were erected a. many points and fora,
aI4l other decorations we're displayed ev-
erywhere. But "a terrific sqsaal swept
over the city Telling the Venetian rasts
10 The ground scattering the decorations
in al directions and in4iictlng great dam
age .-enera.ly Tbs morning hundreds Of
men were set 10 work repairing the daus-
aSe.
TIE E-eEAch Northern squadron cons lst-
Ing Of twenty-cne vessels and including
the Charles A4r;ea. iarst-csass aa.Esesnap.
The Eocs@ b4ttisshia, wzth Fss.a Admiral
ReZn2nlt Ge PFensesSal or board the Jean
Bark des Car'es. tae Jemappes ami nf-
teen cruisers and torpedo boats. left the
harbor ln s4rsle tie with a gaze blowing.
Before tie warsh.Ds We're outside the har-
Dor they were elnsost completely htd5en
from v4eg b. the heavy RI iTsto-gn. which
Gid further damage 10 the decorat .o~s
ashore. The gaze also increased in fove g
aI1i Atasy sea began 70 thunder on TIE
coast
~ -.nc,, -arss ~ zf-~n.eas a.. -
Russian imperial yacht Poe Ssa- had
jo4ne The French sal4A dron and VAS Igo,-
ceetiiag % tls4S r0rt w,.k French warsaias
on each side o. her. The wirgI was as-asy,sss
the escoriiEg squadron ard as the ships
appeared 4 vas seen ths: me Pole Seer
VAS rolling heavily. The Frc0ch ~. rs
81 the road formed mo lines ART tie Rus
san yacht passei between them. TIE
spectacle VAS grand. The bands on tie
Frcuuh ships played tae Russian anthem
the sailors dressed sides and cheerel
heartily. The czar stood upon ft}e bridge
CT the Pe,e Star ani RESPONDED - the
cheers with n military salute.
TIC Pole S.ar. followed ny he Standard
taea led the way !mto the hareor. upon
which Ire ian1 batteries poaved forth an
imperial salute. President Faurc. m even
ing dress. wearing thc Order Of $. An
drew. surrounded ny rreslten; % TIE Sen
ate VI. Lolbet. NJ Brisson. president OF
tse chamber e deputies: N. MeiiH. preS.-
deet q the council &C ministers. " Hano-
;aux. minister c. foreign affairs. Admiral
BesnAg1. minister of marine. Baron Won
NoaFeuay III. the Russian arnhsa ssador 20
France. members or the Russian egnbas-
sy an1 tae staH appointed % wAir upon
the czar and czag.na during thelr STAY
ia France. awaited rIeir rna5estisF arrival
a the landing stage. where a company -
marines. With ffsss and baa5 playing. was
drawn ur-
The officers appointed 20 wa!t Hpon the
csar are Gen. Moalsen De BriS3oafre.
Rear Admiral Rous an Co} De- IAaSta pes.
Col Og5arG. Lieut., Col Menetrez Com
Taenssat Pa9fTin de Sasar Nevesn3 ant
t'on-nAadant .<aaacey. TIE officers at-
tached . the csarsua are Nise Atn raj
G48rSats I..cGg. Coz. Menchir ard Lieut.
Col ia Lsst0ars. In addition % the o.
ncsrs mentioned. eLgat ca apta!0s have beer
placed a the & STrosal % Gen. pc Bc.S-
1anfre 10 aet a. a eoty guard.
As The Poie S-Ar was s0Vess by TWO tueS
alongside fhe dispatch boat KlSsen. moor
Ell against ;he sGay % serve es a poutoon.
sse crashed heavily agains, tAe EanEW1y -
pm ga fnon Nsaon. ar2 smashed fc
% pieces. The =asg~Av VAS almoss trl-
rsesit&tely replaces. 2aa ID" cEar aod car
lns stepped ashore Every point of ysnt-
age Was back WITH peacie. Hats. hand