New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-21

err 80 autumn of 1883 While here he secured the
se-rlenenr q the indemnity for the Rock Springs
-ot and other assaults on Chinese Iaborers n me
ps~t4- states He was q great friend Of Secretary
p.ver5 ard Frequently visited him at his home. IN
wilmington He was especially noted for his brill
-snr entertainments. given when the LegaIlon oc-
e-uie5 The Stewart Castle which mas recently
bss- purchased BY ex-senator Clark, Of Montana
fo- the site Of his Washington home II case ne =
elected 70 the Senate. Chang was also noted Tor
MS valab BE gifts Of Chinese articles de Vertu 70
his American friends and Il Is often said that no
-rs- representative OF his country equa--eo Mn n
socisI attentions While stationed here ne mace
,v-,--~.,-s n various sections OF the country 10
go ne industrial and railroad interests, 50 that
r. night take back 20 China new loe@s Ior me
rro-aotior q various enterprises. he Ga al ne
r---5 II encourage American railroao investment
: --frs When the Imperial Government recalied
:. = Minister 70 The United States. he returned
yrTssv way q Europe. where he visited the Paris
r-DosIrir- .. 1873 and most Ct The capital cities Of
On rs rgr1-n 70 Picking he was appointed mem
-er Of re Tsllng-li-Earnen Foreign Once, and
sso- be~s-e he Leading member Of that body He
WIS TIE most popular member Of the Diplomatic
Co-ps owing 70 his enlightened views, and indeed
y WIS ire c-ly Chinese official Of high rank II
Peki-g who vas accustomed 70 entertaining TIE
to-eg- Ministers ~ his private residence N 1884
ks Eas chosen by The Emperor n conjunction with
re TIcerC- 5hao commissioner 70 negouaIe peace
T5r5 japan and vent 10 Hiroshima 70 meet the
LzCznzzs but ne deemed
receive lin because OF some defect n rs creden-
-ials 7 Is alleged. however that the real reason
Chang Tzz -cr received OF this mission was that
Jzpz1 wished first 70 capture Wei-Ha--We- and
destroy he Chinese navy. Or L-ls occasion he
5z6 with him his secretary the present Minister
rals COUNTY. WI Ting Fang
Chang resumed his post in the Chinese Foreign
Once = 1857 when ne was sent as Special An
IzsszCc- Ire Queens jubilee II LolCon, aL-C
attracted universal attention BY his courIly
EzIDe-5 and the Dr1LaCcE OF MS dress ana S1-Le
E-ler Ire jubilee ne visited 81 petersburg ana
Epec-a- z1--e1ces. and BY each q them Ne WeS
decorated Win distinguishes orders Re vas non
crsc 5E Queen E-C-C-1a Win TIE JEa1L '--ySS o.
= L--ns=- and 81 George Completing MS secoLlo
Q. t1e United States, making En- route Vislt 10
r.. friend I111 " Foster, a his sumner nome
= Like Ontario Thence he was escorted 70 the
-zC-- CCzs- 1E wa CT L1e DaTla1laa acme rt54-
Wy In special rrain rendered 70 hin oy me DO
Re zez.r resumed MS duties II the Foreign Of
e,s a. EHE-1E and sZer-eC al q MS lrl1L6lce q
nF--E about Lre reform u the Government N-lIcn
~ CL--sse-J japanese y ar had deL-oI-St W.
Necessary. and which his residence ana ooSerVa-
rc- y America and Europe mad taught elT1 was
s. desirable He vas regarded as TIE lsaC--lg pro
-,rs-g-zr Government service DAL DE Inc
expression q such modern liberal views ne ralSSo
- against himself host Of enemies among II-e
sE-L-F-rezz- element Thus. when the Empress
I1Tzze- supp-a1te5 the Emperor II 1888 Cha-g
-e1 E11r condemned 70 death noI -or any
cr-s c. malpractice = once but solely On accom-
2. lis reform views The Cec2p--aL-On NEllctl ne
Ultimate suffered would have taken place LLAsh
OF 90 re -rerostLior q The American ana BIZ
Re is TIE u-ozr CONSPICUOUS Of all the martyrs OF
tns Empress Dowzzers reign Of blood ana croeItS-