The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-04
PRESIDENT MONTT ARRIVES
, HIIIN IHITE ENE'tTIiE ~.
tIUID HITH HONORS.
..aHs., .rsrt IpisrsIs@-si ~ the pi-s -
Nobi victims foe the Psrty Tue
President TaIks 90 Panama CaoaI
On 80. va, To Eurste foe IIraItb.

Iag .-. displaying the Chilean naR
.u.rr,-l tho Narru~s the guns at Port
..t-sr-'h gave ~. Presidential saint.
~ .A"r'y-un" guns. and that was th,.
...ur.ug II reception formahti.s which
,-. President Montt very much engaged
'-. 'lat hour. > O'Clock in tho after
r..H until dinner was served To him
u - suite vt ruous GA the SIXTH floor
a. Plaza Hotel overlooking thu. Sn.r.
u.. t-'trr monument
.''I" I"fur' > O'Clock the army atIar
g. u-'.'r : hnai th"Ii.ueral Harvey Brown
8. . 90 o." Rlttery and took on boartI
""I'',r' designated by President Taft
o. ..'.,r 'hr chilean Pr,'sldru' There
w.. 100 'a" reception COMMITTEES, Chandler
H.. In.ri Assistant Secretary 81 state.
NJ rr-,'.n William n. Carter. L y A
a., ant cairf 81 stan. and capt n. NJ p.
n .-'. l =. y. commandan, Of tn. Phila-
- pa Navy Yard The army and navy
oA.'-S are assigned a. AIDES to Pr,-.i.
oer' Mnnit during his stay IN this coun-
~ The Official reception committee
~as Joined by Alberto loacham. CharRA
d Nfaires du Chile. and John Barrett.
director % the Bureau Of American
Republics AZ Washington Al the Quar-
An'tur station the General Harvey Brown
drew up alongside Of the Tagus and took
on hoard President MONT. his wife. his
sktrr-ln-law. widow Of brother 81 the
President Col. Bari. the Presidents
military aide, Or. Munich. tho Prcsi-
dents private physician; Herman Eche-
errla, the Presidents private secre-
iAry. and a private chaplain.
In" representative Of the State Depart
men, first greeted Pr~sident Montt and
conveyed to him President Taft, : message
Of welcome and other polite expressions
Of Presidential regard Then Mr. Hail
Introduced to the Pre~ileat the army
AMI navy officers ass signed 20 duty a.
ks aides and President Montts private
secretary completed the round n intro
dIctions on behalf 81 the visitors Then
tire little quartermasters boat was headed
for the city pier AZ tine foot of East Sixty
sscond street.
Nearly twenty wears ago Feiro Montt
~as chilean Minister IN Washington
AMI during that time ne made some &C.
Glantance with New York Pat what
b" ,ould explain about tho skyscrare-s
ana The bridges son Cras"i IN satisfy
TIE curiosity Of his ynIng wife and nus
ss'er m Law and Gen Carter and Capt
H.sa we're called upon 70 answer a thou
'aut questions tho ladies 81 'he PARTY
as. 81 with lively interest
A. the SiItv-~aCNnI street pier MAJ
s0h mann. L : \ was m command
81 two companies ot coast artillery from
F'rt Hamilton and one from Fort vads-
Nor'h end company 81 infantry from
Go "-nn.s Island There vas also N
me a company 80 narras from tho
h-"oklvn navy ward IN" force wEs
d-aen up from tn" p.e-h"li extending
tGrH INTO FIRST avenue and It vas The
n'eution 70 ma" ~ an escort II Presi- .
cent w. MT 20 his hotel When m" General .
Harvey Brown Ms .Ha." fast - the
Ar MaJoT-I,"n Car'-- go one. .-cor'sf .
President Mon't aud h.s W" 20 an auto
mobile AMI then 49, ~ anxious eve
a. the skies to-" tho" We. many
omincus signs tina, summer shorar D
vas imrrn Than h" sl1ncol a. the
young and handsome wife Of tn" PreSi-
dent VIII had laid aside be- wraps and
VAS dressed all IN white 81 some hImsy.
fufv s'IT and wore a white picture .
hat AMI altogether confirmed what trav-
elarS sAv that the ladies Of Chile daily
receive fashion hints from Paris
Then Gen Carter spoke to President
MONT. who smiled and waved his hand. /
v N"fNlINln AffH = aI kANF All pIueT
to Major Schumann 20 dismiss the mill
tArv Escort The point was that march
.ng soldiers would delay the trip to the
Plaza too long for weather safety. and
the wisdom 81 this little thoughtfilness
on the part Of Gen Carter was proved
vhen within a few minutes after the
Pres dental party IN fast automobiles
had reached the Plaza a sharp downpour
~ rain came along.
President Mont. az has been said.
spent two years m this country and he
SHOWS all about interv levers and seems
rather to like the interesting experience
Pvt in the twenty years SINCE he was
here the newspaper photographer has
h~~n developed to point which quite
amazed his EXceIl~ncy He had been
snapped on the TagtgS and snappaS1 on
ITO General Harvey Brown and a who'll.
battery ~ camera men had snapped him
g. me CITY pier The ordeal had got
h'ta on has nerves When his Automo-
I'll" pulled up AZ the Plaza h" hlinkei
l''l" impatIently a. another battery ,
e. "ameras suffered and snapped az +,
t.V
Then when he stepped out ~ the auto
Truila a young camera person approarhe :
bin and demanded ~ the President thai
b" yos" for som" more snappIng Pre~i- .
dent Montt turned hi hack with express :
si.A -'Idd"nnsss and Said something in
- anish which did not sound like -Blass .
&c.. my boy and hurried into the hotel
.'rv after hts wife and Gen Carter
- >" the interview. however he was |,
Or 20 than complac"nt good naiured
q food He had not been m his rooms
my-- than half an hour before the Chilean
fark" 4 Afair.-s came down into rha
y and told th" waiting reporters that =,
10 President would 10 glad TO sea them !
A-l when the reporters filed into his ]
artu- The President instructed Mr. Bar
r''' nat he wanted - h. introduced per 4
4, ally to each OF the newspaper mon a
J .'s hf'le ceremony over President I
v r'' promptly revealed that he had d
"r'alI IDEAS ~ his own about the inter-
..' nat was 10 -mllingly tell the re- y
-'"r- how great was the American prana 4
A. "nS pleased be- was TO receive it, I
f"r -n-"nta'lvar
J '"' D." pretended 20 forget biz RnRli.h D
a ID -tiI he had nothing more To- saw
u oh" IrguE however induced him To- v
'f.- t'sF IN" Panama Canal lie had 4
q TO-