The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

fH's * ssiSs1 and h ss nSd cas a %sfs
the the old story q MitkiewIcz's past lie.
Observation-Disclosures His shssIered careers s"s and
nnegHhsnt expGs.es He apparently belie ;Se
Si leinG consummased: He Is living in wash wash.
has, malntained himself BY claiming 70 have q
EHll, with the present Chinese Minister.
Of kT9 sss not sn pse
prefers for oil the Information he receives
concerning the affairs OF this country.
THE CONQUEST OF COL. SHEPARD.
q Go Got sse 70
ara. I Thc bogus Count asserts that the Colonel
charge. but tho "ccntieGity Of events for the
past past twelve months seem to. bear out the
Col Shepard In tie streets. has been Invited
ns o III. sss and tssy %
stide ,moyements Of me Chinese Legation, 9.
That MittIeyicz T. in a position to obtain
ington can possibly be- explained 10y the fact
s sha n " ns has Essn
Count was Interested. Thet view il confirmed
ny tne hdI and Express OF May 2O. 1901. which
n a 70 EiSs1sney Tsni kwc YEN the Chinese AnhH.s.
S Tf s@' dn.s e.. ,ss
By ihs ton.als intsrrrei.r Mr. as LIN 's'"e' 'e''
asS Ss. .i%% S%-;@'Hs Sa,
stss J"si; WIS sE."a
Mi Giii.sies has Saen in chn. h.. had ..v.r., .u.
S S.. nS lie Lung hang as on..'
;IS ,Hs,: s,ssiis ss,%s
o:hsr "sas ss"..'' 10
n :. .ss sysnns Mn.,sS wa; entertained =. din
q .ken rob.s beside there were present liy.sS. s
Converts, s"i:Ay AMI II aiss's~ie% sa"'
OIL the le:i5 train last hight.
THE SCHEME TO HELP BLAIR.
Tho Telegram, Of May u. 1891. had long re-
port Of the Chinese Minister'S visit to this city.
ind md these extracts indicate the Colones feel
roi Elliott Shepard consratulatna himself upon
.1ss E. a.. ct WIN the s
Ghne.e M!,',ter. I.ui kwo I'm. % have Inc cn.se
sss:y s4r rs ss 4: ss,
Isui kwo YIN has brrn in tho city this week. AMI
t Shns ARD aat fks" s
enxthy account OF the VISIT here Of tho
h.nd.os ,nSn.t 1"an, lie Nl Ss s''n To pay
i% @ .si s ssG him IN
s' 1hs I'd % A.
''nsai'h..d diplomat very dsisssiai Tim.
According to gentleman whom Col shepard men
a0n. IN n,s accom-. Of The chln.ma visit. no
!. Sa w. ,:a kso i,n mn ;h .' The
" ~ nS %ase si on
s sst s E.0d bnr ant mould be :.
that
ana a sr KrS yS had Q, city
If sHsss ,...s
M.%s ,s5s Logan aud Count d:
including S.Sae1"i' ssmiis present.
;s :. an
man would give odds o. nveio ono and wager TINT
sa1 viii and ri %'Ss
ha. sr..y 81. ns s
Ia4 . r he has
%ss Is Ss;
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,%s nis rs sfRs s
he has Ieeu ni.ry reason, why lie wished win tho
Chinese Court. ' "' 'A'' country - 'A'
According to the story /, !. the Count, intention to
ns.. Government 10 yoi shep"ras :ynd'e",s The The
, .Sn, +, at p,esen' city and n. has hen loud IN
D sh.n sS NJ Blair H''F VA"
" y COZ ' sA ;s ''h ssad:.
. Id he Sept on. Of Ss % be se 80
:esn IN the v,s,nity OF Madison SQUARE When t1e
W car nn i he. ad II s. s Sa. s 1s%s:
in ihsp" s91 fa.S:
& :a.s: p9 10 be soss
iSP . az. Dn ana ,Id 70 gong s there
nj = sn; {sa'I ~ .aa
Walt whether they nrs right or mot / think
ss an %S. BEEN Ss I H1
there would have been american banks, telephones.
owned W American capita wv"
The Morning Cal Of San Francisco published
tss sSwdss ea ny from its Washington
s t.. NJ n ana Ss~ ny 1oyh STATE;
gave d,nner night Seo,e at ""ss se ."i the
BY 'rs nr rHSs::
J:.. g s.san rdm sSn e. sa.
s. 5 r. . svs% a!a":. !s'y e s1st
sent to Blair and that 10 had in the
Ian Your correspondent called at The Chiness LeRs.
ton to-day AMI :oInd the Chinese Minister quite will.
INK talk about the matter through his accompshed
pretar Mr.. IIo The Minister said: The P,.t.
despatch prints tho names of the parties OF Col
hepard's dinner correctly. except you may kay that
Shuny iu thug 10 not couuected with lex alton"
THE COUNTS SERVANT NOT IN THE LIST
In the official diplomatic list issued by the
State Department IT Washington are these
names under the head Chinese Legation"
Mr. rsr, ngo vis. Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
Pirnipoten:iary.
Mr Pose Hsiso ". frat secretary Of Legation.
Mr. Ito SatN CHEK. Translator and AttarhA
Mr. iuSG kwAi. Translator and A tnch
Mr. LISG SuEs hKSG 1T mt Translator Ard AttnchE
Mr. YAw frSG CHI. Atiacut.
Mr. Ito CHES SniSG, Attacha
Mr. TlSG MUNG BaUsG-
Each OF the translators speaks English per-
fcrtly and understands It much better than
shunG lu Ting Mitkiewlcz's servant
" Can any on. eniiEhten the public" prom
Inent diplomat In Washington said recently. |
referrin ne t., tho Min lstor : taking tn. bogus
Counts servant. why the Minister shoull
arrenr with him on sucn public occasion =
The most reasonable nYnlanatl"n Is thu, he
i>ter in regard ohhung iu Ting true char
Mil kleNir Inns livau i'm Wnvhtn,,ton IN sou