The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-25
PARIS is WILD
OVER HOOM PAUL "
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they exclaimed. "Vive Ameriuue." A
/ few cries of "A bas Chamberlain and
+ Down with assassins" were raised
mere, but the police suppressed them
I instantly and arrested one or two Of
/ tenders. At the same moment a pair of
/ horses attached to a carriage standing
! before the hotel bolted owing to the
/ Iumuit, and a policeman was badly
/ hurt in trying to stop them. Mr.. Kruger
sent 100 francs to the injured police
man.
Among the callers upon the Boer
president were Prince Henry Of Or
I leans, who was received by Mr.. Kruger.
and General MERCER and Compile De
lion.
Mr.. Kruger on arriving to the EIysee
was received in the courtyard by a
military band playing the Transvaal
hymn. He FASTENED to salute the
French tri-cOlOr when trumpets sound
ed and drums beat.
Avoid British Embassy.
Mr.. Kruger and President Loubet
took a somewhat roundabout route
from the hotel to the EIysee in order
10 avoid passing the British emba ssy.
which is situated on the direct road
Special precautions had been taken to
protect the building, the gates of which
were closed. and police and mounted
guards formed a Gordon extending
some distance on either side of the en-
Dassy, 10 provide against any hostile
demonstration being made.
me interview between NJ. LouDet
ana Mr.. Kruger was confined to mu-
tual good wishes and congratulations.
without political illusions.
during the srennaindeF of the after
noon and evening the crowds which
had gathered cheered and sang the
Marseillelse almost incessantlv. Mr..
Kruger, however, declined to aDDear
on the balcony after dinner. and even
tualiy the police cleared the space il.
'front.' OF the hotel of the cOnCOurSe Of
people Large numbers remained in
the neighborh0od until the early hours
OF the morning.
Mr.. Ringers secretary announces
that his chief will remain in France
only short time. going thence to HoI-
and where he viii make an equally /.
orIef stay, after which he will return I
70 the Mediterranean for the benefit of /
his health.
Among those gathered at the railroad /
; "a were Count Boni de Castellane I
ana several other well I1nown national I
ISL deputies and Miss Maud Come and
party OF the Irish delegation
me crowd on the platform pressed /
so closely about Mr.. .Kruger-s salon car
that for time he was unable to aIigbf
ana stood on the fOOtboard bareheaded.
nirers. -'i' 00
Kruger Makes a Speech.
NJ. Crosier, chief of the protocol of
Ig t3aL tileht OF the foreign office. to
Nhich IS entrusted questions of Ell
iuette and the receipts of diuIopats
ma others. advanced and bade NJ
,Aruger welcome in the name of Presi-
IeHt Loubet and the French govern
hent- AR Kruger bowed his thanks
- NLayor GrebaUval then greeted Mr..
, , ueef IN behalf of the municipality of
1II9f anu the president of the pro
2oer committee and others presented
ne aged traveller with addresses ne
eIcolne to which Mr. Kruger repIfed
IS follows: l'ii0u /
an deeply touched by the svmDa-
ny Ihe populations Of all the French J
~ rs nave passed through have dis
teS $50 81 70 me oy such stirling demon ,
. q tlolS- have seen the GATHERINGS
M realize that all Freuchmen IL,
l- sen, are convinced of the Justice of !
u Cause- We are seeking to maintain
ar Independence. feeling that the in
spehuehce OF the people in itself guar
ntees peace. ual-
,,,i,tsiS ~ order 10 obtain this peasa 7
,s'u . on liberty and Justice that NJ
-7ht{ Vssl4Iig ON the soil of the two re-
9n NJ ellU maj | have myself come to
y, ~ 1 never would ] dream of Solicjting
le ieast Iayor Of an unjust charsCferS ,
I re tisaTly proved this by never Ceassner
mi Jsr,s,,54L '5 ration, and that is what I !
-, HeIild 10 rely on the good offices of 9
le people and especially an the s1,r, -
amy OF the French people. - III S
Receives Many Delegations.
nj, Kruger at his hotel received in suc-
T9. e q number Of delegations. incIrd- / :
5aseg HI tI9 9E ne nationalist deputies ! !
zze9tu oy Nm Millervoie and L9=jeS II, {
1eTWaFd received the prefect of 1oIfoa G
-o+tss 1s ara NJ LebOise MarauefT a / c
~ % tne famous colonel who was II
e Poor oou'h africa while fighting for
me Boer statesman wore across the e
~ u 5i5 ffock coat. a green scarf r
J q req border. the insignia Of bfe II
nee as president of the So1th Afrira7 b
49, lie also wore the cross of the y
NJ kruger then re+irsd ., ~. - Il
}ald see nobody 'iu NJ
y ! &c ssrozier, chief of the protocol. called
- 80 y IN. and Mr. Kruger. who was
eplnE. arose 10 receive him NJ
o@ieI announced that President I f,t7f7sf ! s.
~ X t,5Isd 20 receive Mr.. Kruger at (
..ock. and the tired traveller preuarad /
user 20 visit the EIysee While the
~" peIore the hotel decreased some-
ontiTs eeSiIts ~. concorTse remained. OF
'elils MI kruger's name. =;
Calls on Loubet. 81
y - 4 clock. a landau from the Eivsee T.
az was driven TO the Hotel Scribe and 81
: ~. ~ ugeF. his interpreter and 1T
oIleT proceeded to the Elysee. escorted liz
strong detachment of Cuirassiers.
: scores OF enthusiasm of the morn / I'll
were repeated. Mr. Kruger was re- ! 81,
v, teQ al the Elyree with great ceremonis
IN IS We're act orded to the sovereigns -
- tslten me exposition A band ! ~
-, IN up IN the court yard rendered the
safS. qr
t5sident Loubet received Mr. Kruger 80
eiS nan or ambassadors where AZ | ar
y essS, minister Of foreign affairs. was
MalunG him. The Interview lasted
tIs4 minutes Mr. Kruger then re-
NAL IN ''0 9"''i9
1 f.o1Ibsf rat,,r,., n ,--.-. -. co
49, y. M The French president was ~
~ acclaimed during his drive to the "a
-el scribe, ara during his stav at the m
q the crowd r-~i~--' '----- - -}.~-'tS os da