The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
YOCHAMDEAU PARTY HERE.
10 ATTEND DWELLING or MOvU-
MENT At WASHINGTON.
ney came On Teuraine. which Heat ~.
louis They N'k~ q Trip Through
chinatown End he iuns-Nisiters tp-
prrriAie our Relief work IN Martinique.

chinatown End the siusns-Ntsito rs Ap-
p~r~riaie Dur Relief wosk In Martinique.
Tho Count de Rochambrau and the other
snicial Delegates who come to ~ent
a.. French Government at the unwilling
~ tho monument to Gen. kocha mlrau
shich has been erCtod at Washin gton.
rived at New York on the French lire
steamship la Touraine yesterday morning
'he Countess de kochamtEau aCCuri-
taried her husband
The Count IL not a lineal d~esCendant ~
the famous General who assisted the Ameri-
can pa, riot In the Revolutionary Wal and
"a w such signal service at tho siege ~
Yorktown. the Generals direct de~c-nd-
ants having died out a generation
Tho Count Is a dcsc-ndant u a bro'her 81
the Revolutionary General.
Others who came with the Count and
Countess are the Nicom,c de Chambrun.
who was bonn In Washington. d, C.. and l.
q gr,at- z andson 81 the Marquis lie lAfny-
cite the Countess de ChambrIn. Ibis sister
iu-law. who vas Miss Loug~orth II Gin
natl. VI Guillemin and NJ. de- Billy. two
representatives ~ IN" French Minister
81 Foreign Affairs, NJ. Ielcas-e, VI. Croset,
bean Of the Sorbonne and member Of tho
Institute Of Franc-, VI. lasrave. a director
H. the French Ministry Of tommer~, and
,omml>sioneral-Geucr ~ tho French
Government to- the Louisiana PIrrha-,
Exposition at ~. Louis. and his Secretary.
VI willhnff. and the sculptor of the ko-
chaml-au statue. VI Fcrnand Hamar Rnd
his father. NJ. liainar. the sculptor, II a
mute and deaf.
Chancellor VI. Jules Brlfve ~ the French
Embassy at Washin gton With Prof. Adulpie
Cohn. professor IL Romano" laugGag"s and
literature al Columbia Jniyrrsity. Mayors
Secretary j. =. Reynolds. and the Count
dc LAFAYETTE, who has been In this country
for the rsast wear and u Is believed iutrq ID
making hIS hoine here. went down the lay
on a tug and met the party on In Tuuraine.
Tie ship was held out In the stream long
after II was expected thst[she would dock.
tscau~a In Champagne had not got array
from the pier and the Custom House uf-
I, ials did not want two ships alongside.
with the confusion inCident tn tho sailing Of
one and tho landing " another passenger.
~ the same time.
- that II WAS I O'Clock tefnre tho first ~
the visitors rrached the Waldorf Astoria.
where they are tn put up during their stay
IN New York. and tho oth"r- cams In much
later At the pier the VisltorS Were met 10y
a." French Consul-ti-nera VI Br'iwa"rt.
The visitors We're laughing quietly among
themselves when they lcatU'St that ia"
American liner -. LOUIS had not vet l.-,u
reported. for they felt that they mad -ums-
thing Of a Joke upon Ambassador Horace
por'er. ten. Porter. ho came over IN
the ~. Louis. had pre~c the French drh'-
cation 20 accompany him on the s'nerlcan
ship, telling them that they vould ~ a.
here a dav earlier And they would hav.
leon glad Of the Ambassador COMPANY.
they said, bu, could not chang" their plans
And now We are landed and happy and
s..t pgVfAr nj nj .lENp this NffsfnfaN
said on" II the cumpany ~ the hotel, 20 II
II our turn To smile
The member II tho delegation are To
10 the guests ~ Cen. Porter and Cornelius
y Bliss AZ a reception and dinner al fh"
mon Ieagu" club On Monday evening
Grn Porter invited them 20 the function
before he and they l"it Paris Like all
entertainment extended to the visitors
pror rn thor reception hy President Rnu~.-
vet ~ Washington his AZ the I Lion League
vii 10 and mLst l." informal. a. n" visitors
INST -" regarded a. prlva'" citizens until
th.' 'iine.
ma, the visitors will do to-day had
NJ cen maj psi ON, hun most =
them have friends ia New YORK. with
whom they Will dolhtl"-~ spend such
'in" a. they do not want t. ih"fn-
s"ly". during the short i"rInd ~ 'h"'r STAY
herr before th.Ir journey To Washington
on Tuesday morning
VI trnl>st viii probably lunch VIII Prof
t.lu ON Monday TN Monday afternoon /
NJ Irn-a' will visit Columbia University
~ .p O'clock. and wall b" conducted I
through ih" INSTITUTION 10y Prof tnhn N
the q, -aIcr 81 President Butler. who i
already engaged for that hour A'iu'Clo"k
VI ,rpisci will deliver an address 10 IN"
professors and students 81 the university
~ tarlc Hail. m invitation for hun To- do
'h- Wa Cahlri to him aud IA" particulars
w"f" Completed after hi- arrival her" 10y
President Butler and Prof. Conn. NJ
tru.-@' Will sp"ak Ia French.
Iur ,uuut 80 k~"'hau.i.au has not he
for. VISITED this country, but ho hrough'
with him many letters ami ~aId that l."
should wit h, fathers friends i't- lie
.ald that MS father had tod him much
of his own warm receptions her" IA 1873
and isl. and that he Therefore had bright
anfiripa'i our 81 plsasufe Al lIc prusi-'tt
Of lii Wit here.
IT," Count wears a monocl" and speaks
only a .i't." Luglish. IT," Countess looks
naturally ~ though she had Iu~t stepped
CAT II Paii, Size wa d'iight'd wlthih"
Irprna,h 80 New York. and said that when
.h~ looked at tho taiue - IIterty ~"
felt ~ 'huugh she had shaken hands with
tn. nation
Tie travellers learned on the coming
nhoa-. 81 the pilo, 81 'he extent uf 'he
Naftiuldue disaster and Of IA" action ~
tins tpuHtry regarding -nccur OF u" sur
vlyors. and the Count expressed t'-llngiv
lis apple, ia'iun Il ia" work 81 relief which
had i--n ~ promptly got under way
lie vas Interested. too, ia IN" RAISING
Of a f~err,unat. lie said that his father
had brought home "A model .: on" 81 hat
sort Of craft and he had always wanted to
80. one 10 them ia it, element
Guillemiu'- wife va- Miss Hart 81
Richmond. Va and I've naturally ha- ac-
uuired fluent English.
he Z f. 81 S,Vrr~ porcelain from Pr"si-
dent Iout.t TO Mr., Roosevelt AMI Ni--
Roosevelt also came on the luiraii" One
is. a ceutrepi.cc and one "A tea -"tViCr. The
ship a.-o brought portraits ~ Zen To-
charnheau and tbe Nsrlui-de Lafayette To
- -. "A. Ir-..h Nl.- |
The Touraino had only 'w-l - Tburs Of
rough weather. and Ia" R"chamls'au party
had a happy Journey ard landed her" al ia
good health and fine spirits
Columbia University and Grants Toni
viii L.. visi,ei 10y the Rochamsrau party
on Nav -
ynENCuMES SEE TpE Sims.
Tie French visitors went sightseeing
LAT right through the slufn- ann over 'h"
Erl.e A. ,hc guest uf james Is Reynolds,
Mayor Lows secretary. IN" party o,cu-