New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

corted by the cruiser Topeka. rendered by the
Navy Department. John NJ Carson, with sew
er2l officers. met the guests and escorted them
TO the hall where General and Mrs. Mills re-
ceived them. Mr.. Taylor's address follows in
part;
pr. Chairman and Members Of the InterpaTlia.
setting head Of the Treasury Department. there de
pP@R & s tae % qy Sa 70 6hs So ngh ora aa s
hearty welcome 10 the United States. At the last
q our mutual H i fTie1d RePTesenfatve BaTthcd Of
Aissourl q member pI your union an act was as
ST. Louis. and directing the Treasury Department
fort and entertainments while the honored guests OF
R of yey e qsh regft IS mol lhh here 70
meet You, and know he would be pleased TO see
s 80, 2 s ~ ,so-s ftinS v-os.dz Than any at NV
command. But he IS On the Pacific Coast. more
PEELED % send to you through me his greetings ana
Not only do We welcome to our shores those q
high birth ana position who remain Temporarily
pleasure. but we welcome. too the humble subjects
Of all countries who come VIII clean naLes 9ae
here in tie hope that in this great undeyeloped
pioynent and build for themselves ard their chill
rsD PEosper9as 2nd happy homes e trim roapped
out, and which believe you viii find enjoys ole
before will find much Of improvement and progress
Those who are here tor the ms fTst time VIII 6 9e
west for fifteen hundred miles through n &c Gou i-
& we -iy anS Ibs verietg ana wealth of
its resources. You viii cross mountains and plains
number viii greet your eyes with mining. lumber
ing: agriculture. manufacturing on every sde; teS
principal Taarts OF the world. and the smoke from
viii see vast plains where fields Of ripenea and
ripening grain stretch further than the eye can
yet. when have travelled these fifteen hundred
miles and more. 10 the western limit Of your jour
ney you viii not be half way acrass the contirent
sno Nil nave seen pet snsn Hacuon OF lhe
! am glad 70 know that OF you- return from rom
your conference IN ST Louis and the brief trip
Washington. You will return from Washington
IN early departure from the country. i hope that
:our conference may be productive oi much good
pleasure and profit. and that wheG. you return to
Sr o n9 e seeSs Wtness e
visited, and the peop'c met on your present visit
20 the United States
Promptly az ! O'clock to-day all academic
duties ceased and the cadets prepared 70, the
grand review given in honor of the nations
guests. Surrounded by old conquered guns and
trophies of American wars the delegates re-
s'iewed the cadets. and many the exclama-
fons Of approval, as. with their machinelike pre-
otsion. the embryo generals naneuvred over the
plains After the review tour OF the buildings
was made in company With the officers stationed
ri The Academy. The party left here by way of
the New-Tork Central a special train for
-NcN-a cfk alter a light luncheon IN Cullum Hail.
The delegates without exception seemed de-
lighted with their visit The trip UP the Hudson
and the drill Of the cadets met with special ap-
provsL When their American hosts described
the Hudson as the american Rhine" the dele
gates protested that the description was by far
too modest
7 have never in my life enjoyed such water
trip I did to-day" Colonel Edward Pryce-
Jones, one OF the English Members Of Parlia-
ment told Tribune reporter last night: nor
have seen such a magnificent showing as the
cadets made. The precision OF their move
ments, all moving man. was marvellous.
They reminded me of the Grenadier Guards.
America should be proud of her cadets"
On behalf Of Mr.. Barthold II was stated last
night that the party would leave New-York this
morning for Philadelphia. where II would be en-
tertatneo BY the city. They will leave for Pitts
burg this evening, arriv in ST. Logis on Fri
day.