The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-24
WYE KRUGER
WAS THEORY OF
FRENCH PEOPLE.
s..h Reception as Was rendered
oon Paul Was Never Before Wit
messed by the Republic. q
ii ANTI.DRI1lSH SENTIMENT.
Exhibited All Along the Route to
D!jon-"Down With the Brtishr'
Was the Cry.

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he popu'a' wv. y M
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Gas p'aeea ''''' D' o etoup'' NJ t1e ii'e.
10 tremendous reception IN each town
l,long the route where the train stop
I'D eliminating In seenek q, fren-ied
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enthusiasm iiets .i.s eSshis' calcuia
led to turn the head OF any man.
The population OF Marseilles gather
:, In ,hous,rds this ,norn,r,, - as,or+
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lin 10 'he ratlroau 7tt'l statlon ana gave
4 nj ma rousing send-off, while at Taras-,
con, AvIgnon, Lyons, Macon, and Dl-
Jon. the inhabitants, who occupied the
railroad stations, made the rafters
tsmble with enthusiastic shouts OF
Tive Kruger and "Vive les Beers"
The demonstration was all the more
,,r,6co,t bocanro ~ sbou. .bot +ha
-
acca'na'iohs u Marsellies were not
merely an explosion of exuberance on
he part of the warm-hearted and ex-
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Hntiments shared with even greater
Intensity by the usually less demon
isvative and colder blooded inhabi-
,.nts Of the northern provinces.
Enthusiasrn Increas
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Inc warmth OF the enthusiasm in
creased, instead OF decreasing, as
nIrh, have reasnnnh,v hove hnen er-
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peseu i'o''' .'ie aiiterelee IN cilarac.ef i
o. the Inhabitants OF the provinces
through which Mr., Kruger passed, but
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y. w ~ se 'po. ptas
l.s ue'''oi's.tauoh was .he turn II eook
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afeamed OIL the SERIOUS consequences OF
aslr act. They sowed the wind and
t.a,v tbe E,nr,lsb naonIe ,ra reon,nr
a. ..,,1,-!,., o ,,,,. go,
Gs WhiriWlhu' ne news Oh tne sup
nsed Insult to Mr.. Kruger seems to J
have spread across France and at all
,.No,s M to.n,oc,,,,,to, I,,,, nd
ru'e --'s.>',r o'i'
p'loA' SHOUTS lot the Boers were MN
gled With loud cries OF Down with the
4 English" Indeed at Lyons the de- \
nunclatloHs OF the English drowned
The shouting for the Beers. This Is a
disturbing feature which is universally.
discussed Fears are expressed that
to.morrow's reception In Paris may as
sumo 4 character calculated 10 arouse
The feeling Of Great Britain against
France to such an extent as to result In
unpleasant relations between the two
countries.
Dom par,,s Sn;r;te Bo;eed
r, - 1f'Ai - '4 "'I'
Inc warmth OF enthusiasm reached In
aarseilles yesterday probably raised
The spIrI.s NJ Mr. trucor or,d b,s nd.
Dr. Iey9s W Irsh ,nshs P,,em Inc ihSes ,hsrs o.
which on the eve Of the arrival Of Mr.. /
Muser. revealed the anxiety they felt
irh,ss y, n,s ,,,,s befep,.1n We're tooaay ooaa
tence. EyISeni,v hone had rnvived in
all that his mission To Eurone would be-
crowned with success y
Mr.. Fischer snoke IN Mr.. Kruger To-
day regarding he well NJ ,he Roer on
yoys 10 tha United Statss and tnId him
Of the welcome thcv had rereived @ there
ed himself rratsf,1 ptD tn tnnw wv that 10
NAM st"tciui " hho" tia' %
pathy Mnsf ,rI.S sf'caf's en- had dispiayea sym
raal aSS,ny 1,, tTe me. cause OF me iTnms a
prised 10 learn ,bis ne bn % hon al nxnect
ed all along ,bot :,,n 40 tro,dau, Is inu iaw;nc
citizens Of Tho a,nor,ne % Jna tres enubIio r.om,S
stand by the Boars ] I". in',ba etp str,,r,io % to
vlously won "Ser'y Sor ,, Mnlsn .nes hau pFe- p'
nr,,.., w. themselves.
seu IN Familiar Attire,