New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
KRUEGER SPEND.SA BTSTD4Y
MAKES OFFICIAL CALLS AND RECEIVES
SWORD-AN ANTIENGLISH
INCIDENT

Paris Nov. 27.-Mr KRUGER this morning
made official call. Before o'clock ne left
the Hotel Scribe. in a landau surrounded by
Republican Guards and bicycle policemen, to
visit the Premier NJ Weldeck-R Rousseau He
was accompanied by DR.. Leyds, Dr. Van Ham
mel and Mr.. Fischer. The party was met at the
entrance TO the Premier's salon by NJ Ulrich
Director OF the Cabinet, who introduced the
visitors 10 the Prime Minister. The interview
took place in NJ WaIdeck- -Rousseau's private
study. and lasted ten minutes At $50 o'clock'
fhe Premier. accompanied by NJ Uhtch- re-
turned the call
The officers OF the Municipal Council of Paris
and Of the General Council Of the Seine were
received at 10 g n. by Mr.. Krtiger in the Hotel
Scribe The interview private and most
brief Immediately after the visitors had de-
parted Mr.. KRUGER drove 10 the Hotel de Vile
He was cheered by a large crowd rnassed in the
square in front Of the edifce Mr.. Krtiger was
conducted to the Debating Hall. where the arm
chair reserved for representatives OF govern
Hents was given TO him. The Municipal Coun-
cillors and the people IN the public galleries
loudly cheered him. vice-Presfdent Escudier de-
hTered an address. saying Paris had given Mr.
KRUGER q welcome worthy Of his noble character
and the grandeur Of his cause. He also said:
You have heard the heart Of Paris beat II Is
the heart of France. Let the peoples speak and
speak loudly, and arbitration viii impose itself
as necessary satisfaction 10 justice and Civili-
cation.
The President Of the General Council spoke
in q similar strain.
WILL CONTINUE RESISTANCE.
Mr.. KrGger replied, thanking the speakers for
the sentiments expressed. He said he was
deeply grateful for the welcome which was
continuation and crowning OF that France had
already given him. Since he landed he had been
on rising wave OF acclamation. He was very
thankful for what had been done and for what
they wished 10 do for him and his people, who
were still struggling and were not yet & feated.
Their resistance continues and will still con-
unue They will ever struggle for independence,
liberty and Justice Continuing Mr.. Krtger
said:
All. Why can they not hear your acclama-
IlohsE Il would redouble their courage
Mr. Kr1ger also said he hoped they would yet
Know them. day IN the future. when they
had recovered their independence He regretted
that arbitration had been refused. and he would
never cease 10 demand il Mr.. krjiger was then
Shown through the halls Of the Hotel de Vile.
Once he appeared at a window and was loudly
cheered He drove back to his hotel and
oeived warm greeting on the road
The President Of the Municipal Council to-
morrow will propose IN The Council vote in
favor Of arbitrating the Transvaal disputes
Late this afternoon Henri Rochefort, accom-
panied by a deputation including Deputies
AIllevoye and PaUlin-Mery. Senator Provost De
launay and NM. Coppze and Lemaitre, pro-
ceeded to the Hotel Scribe and presented to Mr..
hrdger sword Of honor destined for General
Cron5e now prisoner the island of 81.
Helena. VI. Rochefort. in handing the sword
70 Nr. Kriger. spoke Of the heroism Of the Beers
and expressed the hope that the syndicate Of
thrones" Will some day be overthrown by "a
syndicate Of the peoples"
During the day a thousand students formed in
procession IN the Latin Quarter. each school
q magnificent bouquet Of chrysanthemums tied
with ribbons Of the French and Transvaals
colors. and inscribed, The Students Of Paris TO
PRESIDENT Krdger-For the Fatherland and
Right" The students marched across the Seine
and were loudly cheered on their way to the
Inc balcony and saluted them.
This evening Mr.. KrGger and DR.. Leyds drove
70 the Foreign Office, where they were received
by the Minister for Foreign Affairs NJ Delcasse,
win whom they had interview lasting three
quarters Of an hour On their departure N. Del
casse conducted Mr.. Krtiger from the staircase
STUDENTS MAKE DISTURBANCE.
An incident similar 10 the one in Maisees
occurred On the arrival Of the students process
Zion at the Hotel Scribe An upper window Of |
The Grand Hotel. opposite. was opened. and
FOR THANKsGIVING-EVANs ALE.