The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-09
ENJOYS STAGE TOFACE
Russians and Japanese seFu-
tiniEs Credentials
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ks,ia ssguiinisri $40 pssrls phifh 49,
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Tho ses,ind days s~ssian o. tale
piaoe tnfisfTsw - ffidsf. - rsfartei
a. is Devoted Fitirf o. q consideration
~ ihr iapsnrsr terms o. o. q rFel,ssi-
tissn &C. 80 aFmisiirs ~ 10 ilassisn
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81 thst u basis q nrs liisiioa fnf
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perfected and signed
The iandins sni frnrttian - tie 81.
tefs nae q funriioa rriiirsr piih orfe-
R"ay. Tho disniif q che haiion's "a
flutes uas cnnifasiei with ths hrsftt
skrismaiions - sgsi viii o. ihe part
q TIE thousands ~ prFsons uhp
thrnnFni ths streets ~ Portsmouth
sol surruund~i ihr rsuFtiiosso utiir
CorssBnf Mei.anr pfunounr-i bic rnfs
dial words ~ vricgme 10 90 uif'sF
chamhrF.
Tho sHvoys u isaih Japan and Rus.
ola usre not unaffected ~ ths dsfnut.
strstion Of tie American publir ~
witfe ride through the hnsinrss 49,.
tinn % the toun ui'h his tall silt hat
raised sbove bic brad In consisui a..
acknowledgement u saiutss Ambassador
Ioscn. IN the sane carriage. VAS aiso
uncovered In honor % %. cheering
crowds, In tho carriage following
were the two Ispan-s. cnvoys. and
they. too. were no, rrmlss 10 respond.
Ing 20 the hurrahs - the crowds.
Three carriages were occupied By each
aud In the prpc-ssion hrUuE'
the streets ~ Portsmouth the Russians
and japanese wer- given alternate -.
sliions. The first. Third and dfth car.
rage wer. Russian and the second.
fourth and sixth japanese.
The public was vigorously excluded
from tile navy yard. where the ENJOYS
landed The landing was cff"'t~i Nest
aud everything moved
without the slightest interruption. Tho
Russian suit was Processing 10 the
breakfast rom from TIE landing when
De- salute from the battery announced
ihc landing ~ the Japanese The
smoke from the two six.poundcrs roll.
II over the Russians and the dciona.
ion ~ the nineteen guns was fully felt
By them
The ENJOYS were met az the court-
house los Assistant Secretary pcirce.
who first presented Mr Wiitc 10 Gov.
.rnor Mcl.ane aud then Baron 40
nura. The senior Russian commits
,loncr presented his suit 70 the chief
executive OF New Hampshire and the
Japanese plenipoicntIarIes did likewise. !
Governor McI.anes formal speech Of |
Welcome was responded 10 by p.o-
'ound bow by both parties. AT the
conclusion OF the ceremonies the Rus
'lans were arranged ON the right Of |
he governor. the japanese on the left. |
with Mr.. PIERCE on the immediate |
light. The group was then surround !
d by the governors stan and council |
nd the entire party was photographed. |
No one except the governors stan |
md council, United States Senators |
3urnham and Gallinger. Representa-
ives Sulloway and Currier and Assist
INT Secretary PIERCE were present at |
he courthouse function.
When the Hotel Wentworth was
cached, shortly after 3 o'clock, there
vas an outburst of applause carried
N In good natured rivalry. The Rus