New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
COUNT Y4MAGATA COOLING HEh1.
THE FIELD MARSHAL OF JAPAN TO BE ME- l
AT NIAGARA FALLS BY THE Gov
ERNOR'S STAFF.

c,, vauaga,a Field Marshal of Japan. who is
now in Chicago, will upon his ARRIVAL IN Ne"- VI
State be taken in charge by the members OF t"e
co,.ernor.s staff and during his stay in the Empire
State his escort will remain with MIN ana 90 al
,hev can TO make his visit memorable one. count
y..ea,a decorat ed with all the orders and faVors
~ o,e ~ the most successful Field Marshals that
has ever fought in the japanese army ana SUI
rounded by a gttering suite. is en- route 10 81
Petersburg 10 represent his Government al 'he
coronation Of the Car Of Russia He Is making the
,our overland in easy stages and stopping to see
The country and become acquainted with the people
He IS now in Omaha. and Is expected 10 reach
Niagara Falls by next Monday or Tuesday.
roun, Ya.nagata Is still fresh from his recent
,,,,or,.s IN the Orient when his armies fought the
Chinese This IS the first time in the history OF the
limited States that such notable warrior ana
statesman has visited this country from the orient.
To make arrangements for the proper reception OF
the Count meeting of some members Of the Gov
erno-s staff was held at the Hotel Waldorf yester-
day morning Adjutant-General f. A McAlpn pre-
sided There were present. besides the Ad)utaht-
General General w. S. c. Wiley. quartermaster-
general: General Howard Carroll chief OF artillery;
General Edmund Hayes. chief Of engineers colonel
Archibald Rogers and Colonel Herbert L. Satterlee.
General McAlpin announced that Count fama-
gaia was expected 10 arrive at Niagara Falls either
Monday or Tuesday of next week He added that
1t was the desire of the Governor that the Count
and his party should be met at Niagara Falls by
his stan and proper escort and be received on
his behalf. 1t also expected, added General
McAlpn. that the proper representatives from the
Regular Army and Navy, stationed at posts in the
East would be delegated TO 90 10 Niagara Fails
and receive the Count on behalf OF the Government
With this end In view the officials Of the New-York
central Railroad preparing to run special
Tram 10 Niagara Falls and 1t Is the intention or
General McAlpin TO order the 42d Separate Com
pany TO act as his escort. After the meeting Cen
eral McAlpin at once left the city for Albany to
tails OF the trip.
Among the officers who Will go on the special
train ana represent Governor Morton will be Ad.
!utant-General r. A. McAlpin. Brigadier- General
Marshall o. Terry surgeon general: Brlgadier Gen
erai Edmund Hayes. chief OF engineers Brigader-
General Frederick &. McIewee inspect tor general;
Brgadier-General benjamin NJ Whitock. inspector
OF rifle practice; Brigader- General James VI. Var
mum. paynaster-generel: Brigadier-Generai Benja-
MIN Flager. chief Of ordnance Brigader- raj
William c. Wallace. Judge advoca tie general: Brig
sdisr- General Howard Carroll, chief of artillery;
general; Brigadier- General Henry T. Noyes com
missary-general; Colonel Archibald Rogers. Colonel
new. Colonel George Walter Turner and the Gov
Mn '> '''''
The schedule so far as outlined provides for the
Niagara Falls. where the special train will be
boarded The run will be made direct to Aibanv
personally and entertained at dinner The Stale
9ficias are expected to be present at this dinner
where the Count wishes to visit Vassar Ceese the
alma mater OF his wife. From that point the special
Raso for to nn and his s have
Waldorf. The Count is expected TO remain In New
po,k for few days only as ne must 20 on to ST.
but while he il here Il is believed that many social
receptions in his honor will he given and prepara-
lions are being made to entertain him on lavish