Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
HE CHINESE, !.r:,T'H>
4mpressivenoss @: tho kn.peror :
New Representatives.
'"oer Existing E'iatn'n- Between Us and
Nhihs the t.I.-ti.l- " itt Re
Ceiyr NJ aNur> from
Americans.

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"nt OF thu E"~.ru Advertiser. Hhrn
N" suite landed u. san / r..:.c $50. '..,~r
were over "i.'h'E a. tir' FRA. rt At.:.-,
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ln. f"ur c"lI5r"n and a. mann nur~.->
here Is any amount uf parariIcrI.....
conncctr'. With the legation
i hc entire legation i no., uru.,...,,i
al leading hotel. There nightly a
crowd gather To- catch "a pilmp~r # the
tclc>'.A.>. Since their installation a,
the hotel all who are entitled .or;,li
a. dlgnit aries, and many y i,n are not
have tak'n advantag" Of th,.r pr,.;.t,-
alive and presented thcm~v.y,, :.
unf II. Strict cou.t rt44u,ttr FIR
bids Nine. Yung Iu from bong sen
by any except her mail aud ium.,.i
ate household. 80 l." OH" van lr,.' :.
glimpse Of this >traI.,r little W,4nan.
Nine. lunEs prrdrc,~~ur wa~ no, al
lowed 10 appear at Ter uISu state din.
ners, nor permitted L. rrcr.tr Il caller.
The wife Of the chinese minister is
forced To absolute N,c!u>lun. When
Ahr goes for Il drive Il i, viii. her en-
tire head covered with yards "t inprn.
etrahlr material. ! he " fc of the. Jap.
anese minister, on the contrary, Nine.
Mune,nitsn Mut>u, j. ole ot the most
ultra fa>hIOHab.c Woulcu in Washing
ton. and her entertainments ar. gems
The new legation has taken three
houses for which the Chinese govern.
ment pays twenty thousand dollars "a
year. The United States paid two
hundred dollars day for the board of
lnfanta while her suite occupied
these quarters. lung Yu is paying
hve hundred dollars a day and says he
thinks 1t very cheap. While the women
are kept in seclusion the men have the
run of the house and make themselves
thoroughly at home. A part of the
delegation were once in England and
speak the English language fuently.
They have the free and easy manner of
the westerner and show a disposition
to talk to anyone who will listen. The
minister is as dark as a sun-burned
mulatto, being at least three shades
blackcr than the other members of the
delegation.
Iung Yu says he is very we'll pleased
with American cooking, but he has
taken the precaution to provide him
self with q Chinese cook, and has in
stalled him in the hotel kitchen. The
legation eat but little meat, dining
chiefly on vegetables. Yung YIN has
never been out Of China before. lie
was not man Of the highest rank in
China, but, like Koko, though in diff.
fsrent way, rose to distinction. lie
was an official in the province of Chin
Kiang, which corresponds there to the
position of collector Of the Boston port
here. 1t was strictly on his merit that
he was chosen by the prime minister
to represent the emperor in this eoun-
try, pending the delicate relations be-
tween the two nations in consequence
of the Geary act. AS long as there are
any strained relations existing no Nom.
Der Of the legation will be allowed to
accept the hospitality of an American,
that being the law of the embassy.