The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-10
GLAZING PARTGALiTY.


Here Il the nc. al tTasladon OF the i'm
10r.ant ao1.u.eA,-iInpot,ont IN view Il
me FACTS tnat On tne ii.ques. hcid on
.n,, hassnip Lecen.Oer IN, IL was p.ovcu
nat ne poor iehOw nau received "a COn-
used wound Two inches vie by one men
Algn over the leu eye was showed
w, rboard ana drowned.
Ncur rea4ers remember the as
saut anG robbery upon the young
lurk. bat q natuiaaz,d Anne. lea o
-i.izen. in Yokohama. by which he
sustained injuries and lost $50 In 80 a..
one Of his assailants was arrested am
sentenced 70 fifteen days major confne-
ment: the money was not recovered.
Now read what happened 10 a Portu-
gueso Ghe Portuguese was under Japa-
nese jurisdiction owing TO Portugal S
allure n maintain c0nsulaie). y Japa-
mesa child struck the child OF this Por-
tugueso. whereupon tho father slipped
he sacred child OK Holy Dai Nippon. y
months Imprisonment was the lenieni
punishment for the outrage. Murder an
American. and q ine which ne 81 not Nc
Jiid g. AM PIE sat action. / % an Ahle. J.
an and .elvc hm for dead n few day
IMPRISONMENT ~ sufficient But do you .
foreigner. Lit q Japanese-regard.ess OF
.5iovu,a.lOn-and be thankful! you escape
with your lie.
And now I ask again: VIII not some
Trims, be done 20 stop this? Sue ess 20
Russian arms. and may the Japs-well
may not be very healthy 10 say the rest
There is lots OF fun 10 DC had In read
'ng the native papers, although IN D
writers do not intend 10 Initiate Mark
Twain. They have 5 IN the eyes upon
American dollars and have disposed or
the prospective Doodle TO their own salts
faction. That IS where part OF the fun
comes m. Tor 10 think that ex-Minister.
Hon EcaWrd Dan. will extract even one
.art-wheel from American pockets would
na "A slur upon Anne lean comm 3rciai IN
s.irc's. hut see here what they Will DO
swhen they get II. I take ths from 1he
.ald cid s.n Shimpo. which has caught
80 .Ai~sf after Awcrlod an o1ila's' Mr.
Kaneko Kentaro has tho plan IN con-
uncfion with Alr Dun the eX-Amercan
Minister, to establish Japanese Amer l.
can bank. The capital Is 10 be lz0'Vv0 uJ
ven good fellows. they have q" me down
IN ner CONT, (which Is TO be chiefly SUB
olied ~ the United states. Mr.. kaneko
s'--ea'f ho~-over will b. is prcsi 'ent.
HOW ne viii take care Of tho-e m'lll1nso
III is a moot cues ion whether ire r.
,uired caDitaI will be loaned 70 the DahS
for ff.een wears at l-2 per cent. or 70"
.,,aosv vce~s n per cent. Some OF the
Cabinet Ministers are In favor OF the
project. and it IS rrohahle th't nc an =
''on was discussed at recent CaO'hs
council"
n va-e Mr. Fa~ct0 7 would think J.
a wore r,oos anoeti0n - eva d0'arT vi"
,a.e~iofze. rr Dun vii be an 'n~u h
- ds,.ord his exnpnses in ADVANCE
We. Forebo car raise the capital neees-
sary 70 sunnlv him.
JNPNNEsE RAsrALrTY.
pni tins f. not the en'v fun. Mr.. u
Otanl. pres'dsnt Of the Easierh Japar
Company. Limited. some tiTe aro threw
hirself un as the champion 81 the re-
NJ alton Of japanese eommerc al meg
ri'y.
Mr. Oisni he'd a job on hand. but DIS
rrsed Of II with one f"ll sweep OF MS
hand. lie stated that the renu'aiion O.
our Jananese) merchants and nanufoc'
turers is sm.rched and spoiled by th'
actions OF outsiders 0oreignersl Ar
Arakawa. Japanese consul IN -ohdon
preseiIs an official report IN wnieh h'
says;
'Jananese articles are Irregular and
often fail 10 correspond with samples
giving practical Inconvenience to foreign