The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-25

| Hon. Henry q. Edwards. secretary; Hon
Michael II. Herbert. second secretary; Eon.
Mrs. Herbert, Hon. Alan tombstone. secretary;
| Mr.. George Barclay, secretary: Captain Will
lam II. May, r. ", naval attache; Captain
Gerald Chaus Langley, r. N, naval attache.
Belgium-Mr. Alfred lie CHAT. E. E-and VI.
P; Count CASTOR d 'Ar5chot. counsellor; Count
ess d'Arschot. Baron Raoul de Vriere
Sweden and Norway-Mr. J. A. w. Grip, e.
E. and II. P; Baron II. J. Beck-Friis, secretary.
Chipa-Mr. Tsui Kwo Yin, E. E. and Al. P;
Mrs. Tsui kwo Yin, Mrs. Yeong She, Mr.
Pung Kwang Yu, first secretary; Mr.. Wang
Hung Ting, secretary: Mrs. Wang Hung Ting.
Mr.. Ho Shen Chez, translator; Mr.. Iung
Kwai, translator; Mr.. Ii Yung Yew, attache;
Mr. aw Fung Chi, attache.
Portugal-Senhor ThomaZ de Souza RoZa, T..
E. and ". p.
Hayti-Alr. Hannibal Price. Z. E. and N. P:
Mr.. John Hurst, secretary.
Venezuela-Senor Don Nicanor Bolet-PeraZa,
E. T. and NJ. P; Sonora de Bolet-Peraza, Senior
Don Leopoldo Terrero, first secretary; Sonora
de Terrero, Senior \. Bolet-Monagas, second
secretary; Sonora Alice de Bolet-Monagas,
Senior Don Carlos C. Bolet, attache; Sonora
Dona Marie Cordelia Levien de Bolet.
Chiii-Senor Don PrudenciO Lazcano, E. Z.
and M. p; Sonora &c Lazcano, Senior Don Man
uel J. Vega, secretary; Senior Don Carlos Fan
artu Fierro, second secretary; Captain Don
Francisco Sanchez, naval attache.
Spain-Senor Don Miguel Suarez Guanes, E.
f. and NJ p; Sonora DoBa Maria del Pillar de
la Borbolla de Suarez, Marques de Guirior,
first secretary; Marquesa de Guirior, Senior
Don Jose Felipe Sagrario, second secretary;
Sonora de Sagrario, Senorita de Sagrarlo,
Senior Don Manuel Multedo. third secretary;
Senior Don Rodrigo de Saavedra, attache; Sc
nor Don Perez Seoane, attache; Captain Senior
Don Manuel del Care, military attache: Sc
nora de Carrie, Teniente Senior Don Jose Rod
riguez de Rivas, military attache
Salvador-Senor Don Benjamin Molina
Guirola, E. E. and n. P; Sonora Dona Juana
Antonio de Molina Guirola. Senior Don Angel
Guirola, secretary; Senior Don Pedro Jose Paz,
attache.
Denmark-Count de Sponneck, E. E. and
NJ. p.
Japan-Mr. Coco Tateno, f. z. and NJ P;
Mrs COCO Tateno, Mr.. Durham White Stevens,
counsellor; Mr.. Aimaro Sato, secretary; Lieu
tenant S. Naliamura, I. J. n, naval attache;
Mr.. Massaichi Noma, chancellor; Mr.. K. Naka-
yama, chancellor.
Brazil-Senhor Salvador de Mendonca, f. f.
and NJ. p; Dona Maria de Mendonca, Miss
Mendonca, The Misses Mendonca, Senior Jose
Augusta Ferreira da Costa, first secretary;
Senior Alfredo de NJ. Comes Ferreira, second
secretary; Senior Mario de Mendonca, second
secretary.
This IS an imposing array or nomencla-
ture and titles. MANY of the young secre-
taries and attaches are lions in society and
gay young men about town. If they choose
to strew red paint along their pathway
they may do so with impunity, as they are
privileged from arrest as long as they re-
main in the diplomatic service of foreign
government. Should one of them commit
murder he could not be brought to justice
till his government had been communi-
Gated with and had surrendered him. 1t
must be said fer the young men of the
corps diplomatique that as a rule they be-
have themselves very we'll. Occasionally
one drinks too much and an officer inter
feres; but when the offender murmurs
diplomatic corps" the we'll trained Wash
ington policeman puts his hands behind
him and walks away.
ROBERT GRAVES.