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falcons. He has a strong face, bright
black eyes and an energetic manner, He
Is now about sixty years Of age, but Is
still In his intellectual and physical
prime. lie speaks English well, and
our conversation was carried on In that
tongue.
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
One Of the first questions asked was
as 70 tie present situation OF Japan as
regarLs Russia. Said /. your excel.
lency las doubtless noticed that the
air here "a full Of war and the rumors
OF war. Both the japanese papers and
the foreign journals published In Japan
IRE predicting that Japan VIII hght
sooner or later What do you think VI
these reports7 Is there really any dan
ger Of a war between your people and
the Russians?"
mo" replied the marquis. "The rela-
lions OF the Russian and japanese gov
ernmenls are friendly. The reports you
refer to are unfounded. There is some
feeling among the japanese against the
Russians. but this comes chiefly from
the ignorant people. The better classes
are for peace"
How about the encroachments OF the
Russians on Manchurla and Corea. Is
Japan satisfied TO see the Leaotung
peninsula In the hands OF the Rus
SLAMS"
'"fhe Japanese people felt that they
should have had that as result Of
their war with China, but II was not 10
be. The Russians have acquired the
right 10 run their railroad down to the
yellow sea. The right was acquired In
a way that We could not well object TO,
and II the ports there are kept open
the concession may not be bad thing
fer che world. II gives the Russians a
hold on Manchurla, and | suppose that
province will eventually become Rus
sian. As to Corea. that Is q different
matter. II has been agreed that II shall
maintain its Independence and so far
! see no reason why It will not continue
TO DO So"
"Is japan doing much In corea?" ]
asked.
Yes quite a good deal in a CONNER
clal way" replied Marquis Ito. "The
chief trade OF Corea is with Japan. Our
merchants are establishing houses
there. and you will find Japanese set
Elements In all the ports and chief cities
We are shipping a great deal OF oui
cotton goods to Corea, and the Corean'
export large amount OF rice and 9th.
er things TO Japan.
CHINA AS THE SICK MAN OF ASIA
How about the relations OF Japan
and China, your excellency? The posi-.
bility Of an alliance defensive and Of.
fensive Is frequently spoken OF, Is II
not2"
Yes, II has been suggested by out
slders, but | can assure you no such
thing Is In contemplation among the
Japanese. What would be the sense Of
well man forming an alliance with O
sick man for defense? II would be very
foolish on the part OF the well man
would II not7 That Is the situation Of
! Japan and China, and I need not say
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

How the Greatest OF Asatc Statesmen Looks Acts and
Talks-He Discusses the Relations OF Japan and Russia
Says That Japan and the United States Should Insist on
the open Door Policy in China and Asserts There VIII BE
No Alliance Between China and His Naon-China as the
Sick Man Of the Far EasIts Government Cannot Last
and II Must BE Dydedour Market In China and Japan
The Philippines as a Yankee Possession and How the
japanese Regard Our Entrance Into the Western Pacific
What the Filipinos Should Do-The New Treaties ana
Their Eject Upon Americans-The Marquis Ito SENDS
Message to the People Of he United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10
An Editor Lite Saved b, Chambetlaln',
Cough Remedy,

During the early part Of october, 1896
/ contracted i bad cold which settled
on my lungs and was neglected until
feared that consumption had appeared
IN an incipient state. ] was constantly
coughing and trying to expel some.
thing which could not. | became
alarmed, and after giving the local doc.
tor a trial bought bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and the result wa'
Immediate improvement, and after
had used three bottles my lungs were
restored to their healthy state,-B, s
Edwards, Publisher Of the Review, Wy
ant, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

them much. t9ent a number Of month,
In your country years ago, studying
your financial system In your treasnrv
department at Washington This wa
when Gen. Grant was President when
Hamilton Fish was secretary OF sts,e
and George $. Boutwell, secretary \,
the treasury. All were very kind 10 mo
and gave me every assistance possible
II was through those studies that wss
able to formulate the financial system
which Japan now has, and also 10 a.
quire much other knowledge which hs,
been Of benefit 10 me, and, | hone q,
value to my country. Yes, YOU NAV
truly say that ! am, and shall always
be. friend Of the United States"
A WORD ABOUT THE MARcIloy.
ESs ITO.
After these words the MARQUIS lto
cordially shook my hand as ne saI5
goodbye. At my request he wrote Ne
autograph on the photograph which he
handed TO me, giving me at The
same time a photograph Of Madame Ito
the marchioness. Both are excellent
iikenesses, having been made By a
Japanese photographer only few DAYS
ago. The marchioness, so Marquis Ito
tells me. Is in delicate health. Shs
spends the most Of her time at MARQUIS
Ito's villa by the seashore, which Is
about two hours by rail from Toxic. his
excellency going there every Saturday
in order that he may spend Sunday
with her. The marchloness dresses In
European clothes. as do many Of The
noble ladies OF Japan. Marquis Ito, In
reply TO my question as TO whether his
wife was interested In politics. said:
mo, she has not progressed so far az
| that yet. Our women are not yet
clamoring for political rights, though
they may do so by and by"
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
HOMEOPATHISTS TO MEET.
Disciples Of Hnhnemnnn VIII Hold
Conference in June.

Conference i'm June.
The executive committee OF the local
branch of the American Institute of Ho-
meopathy met last night at the Shore
ham Hotel to consider plans for the en-
tertainment of the delegates to the pa
tional convention of the organization
which will meet in this city in June. TIE
officers OF the committee are DR.. William
B. King. chairman; DR.. Randolph jenkins,
secretary, and DR.. L. B. Swormstead.
treasurer. Besides these there were pres
ent nearly all the other members of the
executive committee.
The most interesting feature of the pro-
ceedings Of the coming convention will be
the dedication Of the statue Of Samuel
Hahnemann, the founder Of the School CT
Homeopathy. which Will be erected on The
east side OF Scott Circle. Thursday. June
=. the third day Of the annual meeting.
Around the statue will be several t2bl It's
descriptive Of many scenes Of the life of
Dr. HahEemann. The convention viii be
opened Tuesday. June >. and continue in
daily sessions until June 9.
The last time the institute held its an
hual meeting in Washington was in 1892.
At that time about fourteen hundred dele
gates and their friends visited the city. II
is expected that the convention this year
will be attended by nearly two thousand
delegates.
Dr. King announced the following as
chaiTmen Of the different subcommittee
Dedication, DR.. J. B Gregg; Finance, DR.
F. A. Gardner; Entertainment. Dr. Z. B.
Babb: Printing. Or. Richard Kingsman
Halls and Theatre, Dr. :. :. Stearns; Ho-
tells DR.. c. 4. Davis; Press, DR.. J. W
Dennison.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
GAZETTE OF THE NAVY.
Department Orders Changing the
status of Several Officers.

Commander G. B. Harder. of the Naval
Intelligence Office has been ordered to
duty as naval attache at Paris. st. Peters
burg and Madrid. He will sail from New
York April &c.
Commander W. H. Beehler has been ap-
pointed acting naval attache at Berlin.
Naval Constructor Hobson has been or
dered to duty at the Naval Station at
Cavite. Philippine Islands, from Hong
kong. where he has been engaged in re-
pairing the Spanish war vessels sunk by
Dewey in Manila Bay.
The following orders were also issued
at the Navy Department:
Lieutenant Commander W. Mclean.
detached Bureau Ordnance, April u, and
to Prairie as executive. April IA.
Commander ". T. Burwell. detached
command Wheeling, on reporting of re-
lief to home and wait orders.
Commander A. r. Coudan. detached
Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Department,
Washington, and TO Asiatlc Station for
command Wheeling, sailing from San
Francisco April II.
Lieut.. ]. l.. Sticht, detached Washington
yard, April 16 and to temporary duty on
Solace, April %, for passage to Asiatic
Station.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
SCHEDULE OF FREE LECTURES.
The E>oIution of Industry to BE Dis
cusSed.

4 course OF free public lectures on the
Evolution of Industry viii be begun at
the Central High School next Tuesday
cvering by Prof. Charles p. Neill, of the
Catholic University of America. who will
speak on the general subject The Eco
nomic Evolution of Society," by way Of
introduction TO the other lectures OF the
course.
The remaining lectures will be given on
the five following Tuesday evenings as fol-
lows: April Il. The Evolution Of Agri-
culture" by L. G. Powers; April "a, The
Evolution Of Manufactures" by Carroll d.
Wright: May /. The Evolution OF Trans
portation.' H. T. Newcomb; May 10. The
Relation OF the Modern Industrial System
10 Intellectual Development. Carroll d.
Wright.
Prof Charles Zueblin. of the University
of Chicago. will give series of three IL
Illustrated lectures on British Municipal
Life" also at the Central High School, the
evenings of Thursday, April 26. Saturday,
April IS. and Monday. April so. The sub
jects of the lectures will be Municipal
Economics" Municipal Hygiene" and
Municipal Social Life"
The evening times., 1900-04-07
LICENSES FOR PHARMACISTS.
4 Bill offered to Correct a Defect in
the Law.


the Law.
The District Commissioners are consid-
ering the bill providing for the licensing
of homeopathic pharmacists in the District
of Columbia. Upon the application Of
pharmacists of this school for licenses 1t
was found that the laws did not permit
the granting of the privilege, and the fact
soon developed that the Commissioners
had no discretion in the matter.
These conducting homeopathic pharma-
cies are ready to comply with all the re-
quirements of the law upon allopathic
druggists. even to the depositing Of fee
and submission TO examination. But il
has been found by the District authori-
ties that ii will be necessary to secure
new legislation before the licenses can be
granted.
The bill in question has the remedy of
this defect in the license laws in view.
Ii provides for the creation OF a board OF
commissioners of homeopathic pharmacy.
consisting of three physicians of that
school 10 be appointed by the District
Commissioners. This beard is to examine
candidates aud is entitled to a fee Of $50
to pay the expenses of executing the act.
The bill also provides that each person
registered as homeopathic pharmacist
under the act shall be entitled to manu-
facture. compound, sell and dispense
drugs, medicines and chemicals for me-
dicinal use and TO compound physicians
prescriptions, but only in accordance with
the principles of homeopathy and the re-
quirements of homeopathic physicians.
1t is expected that the Commissioners
will concur in recommending the bill TO
Congress for adoption, and that il will be
enacted to correct an obvious defect in
the license laws of the District
The evening times., 1900-04-07
TO PROTECT SCHOOL CHILDREN
Orders Issued TO Police Lieutenants
10 This End.

Major Sylvester has issued an or
der to the various lieutenants, directing
them to instruct the police of their COM
mands. who patrol beats on which school
houses are located to endeavor TO be
present at such schools during the recess
hours.
The object Of the order is TO give the
school children protection from pugna-
cious urchins and to lessen their chances
of being injured by vehicles. Complaint
was recently made that vehicles are driven
recklessly over the streets in which
school children play. The police are in
structed to see that no reckless driving is
INDUCED in.
In another order Major Sylvester in
formed the police that target practice
with pistols and drills would be resumed
at the end of the present month. Both
were suspended during the cold weather.
The evening times., 1900-04-07

termination the Secretary, he says, can
avail himself of the services of a board
to examine all the official reports on the
subject.
The draft OF the substitute resolution
submitted is sufficiently broad TO embrace
all engagements of Importance as well as
to reward the special services of officers
rendered otherwise than in battle. end
by the presentation of a bronze bar in
stead OF a second medal to those who have
participated in more than one engagement,
and unnecessary duplication Of medals is
prevented The resolution submitted is not
intended as a substitute for the bill to
carry into effect Secretary Longs recon-
mendations for providing new system
of rewarding Navy and Marine Corps Off
GERS and men for exceptional meritorious
service in war and peace. The bill to
carry out Secretary Longs recommended
tions provides that instead Of advancing
officers for distinguished service, the pres-
ent system. officers aud men shall be
rewarded by the bestowal on them of
honor medals courage medals, and service
medals. the recipients of honor medals TO
have increased pay.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
oninInn Nnt Chilly.

Maier sylvester Superintendent of Police has
recommended TO the District Commissioners that
the charges against Private " J. Qainis1. for
neglect of duty be di,lnis-A Yith9s preiadice
70 the officer Quiulsn ei.ae2fd ~isii entef'n :
house on Ii. beat while on dtty and retnain-
i,o therein twenty n4.urt.. ipif ~ Tire frve,ti-
,.fiou before Tie trial of8seg he, eHaTges we're
nol sustained Comm ~-;etrI igAt appraycs
the recommendation. and, ~ < uBdssxinal ;s,lt
III. COLLEAGUES win coHcur b ibis la@eintnt.
The evening times., 1900-04-07

Pennsylvania -Avenve-~nertAweet
teenth district, 231 Seventh Street south
west; Eighteenth district. Seventh and NJ
Streets southwest; Nineteenth district, 81
II street northwest; Twentieth district,
266 1-2 Z Street northwest: Twenty-irst
district, corner Seventh Street and Mas
sachusetts Avenue northeast; Twenty
second district, 1910 Eighth Street south
east. The committeeman representing the
First and Sixth district were not present.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Fire in n Drug store.

Fire caused by defective fue broke out short
ly after O'Clock last night in RadcliH's drug
store, No. 1Irj Street northeast. When two
companies Of the department reached the scene
in response to local alarm. the blaze had gain
ed some headway. bat the fire gotten
under control. 4 los estimated ~ $50 resulted
and is fully covered hy in-urlrce
The evening times., 1900-04-07

Rerria. Track-RsCcS al 800 p. m.
National Tbe3tre-The Bostlui5ns: afternoon.
.'Tle Niccroy; evening. Robin Hood
Columbia TheairC-AIua Held IL "Papa's
" iie:" afternoon and cvCuIag.
Academy u Music-IIoyts a Black Sheep"
afternoon and evening.
Grand Opera House, Vaudeville; Afternoon and
evening.
keruau's Lyceur TheStre-"J9Ty Grass Wild.
5ws:" afternoon and evening
The evening times., 1900-04-07
S. KANN, SONS & CO.,
9Th and Market Space.
Khaki Cloth for soldiers.

A contract for s5OOeo0 worth of khaki
cloth has been awarded by the War De
partment to Boessneck Broesel Co.
OF New York. who agree TO furnish
the cloth at 19 1-2 cents per yard. The
khaki cloth used by the War Department
is finer than that used in the British
Army From the cloth purchased it Will
he possible TO make 100000 uniforms.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Motion for ~ New Trial Argued.

Argument on the motion for 4 new trial and ar
rest of Judgment in She case Of Arthur L9ndon.
colored. convicted OF the murder of Henry Brad
ley, also colored, was heard today before Justice
Clabaugh. Attorney +. :. Key Smith. appeared
for the defendant and Assistant District Attorney
Taylor for the Government
The evening times., 1900-04-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Took Poison by Mistake.

Mrs Henry Roane. colored. thirty-fve years cid,
this morning TOOK by mistake a dose of sulphate
Of zinc and alum at her home. 2430 Street north
west She was removed at once to the Eemer-
gency Hospital where antidotes were applied and
the patient relieved. Her condition Is not serl-
The evening times., 1900-04-07
The Busy Corner.
Always The besf of eveTyfbiHy
for fI1e IeasI money.
Open until 9 o'clock tonight.
HOSIERY
Is Always an
Important
Easter Need.

Important every Gay. It's ouc article ~
wear that fills in al an times. such = stock
as we have gathered is worthy OF Nrur
confidence. Spring STYLES and desiSnings
are uucommonly pretty. The lowest
priced Hosiery in the house can prove
their economy by double wear.
Women's fun seamless Cotton Hose, in
fast black and stainless tan-double 1liJ
heels and toes. saturday. per pair. ~
women's fun seamless Egyptian Cotton
Hose In fast black. plain drOp-stltched
Richelieu rib. Rembrandt rib, with white
feet and fancy patterns. Satur- 1J1I
urday your choice ..........-..-.-..'
women's full regular made Hermsdrof
Fast Black Cotton Hose-double soles.
highs spliced heels-cost 25c to i'm 1QC
port. Saturday, per pair..........-.-.
Choice lines Of Women's Fancy Cotton
and lisle Thread Hose-all the latest Low
elites in stripes, dots, novelties, and boot
patterns and en-
65Saas s50adsTed, ed Special 25c, 39c & SOC
Chldren's Fast Black Stainless Ribbed
Cotton Hose. in all sizes-double
knees. heels, and toes. Saturday, pei nc
Boys Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose-fast
black, seamless, double knees, heels, ana
toes. Three splen-
obal,,ies Gid' seryioeaOle ~ l21c, l5c & Iec
Boys heavy double throughout Ribbed
Bicycle Hose, for hard wear or school 11C
sizes to 10. Saturday. ay........-....
Infants Ribbed and Plain Cotton Socks
fast black and ian. Satur- 1D1I
daV .................---.-.
Mems Seamless Seeks. in fast black,
stainless tan and fancy miNturfs-- | nc
double heels and toes. Saturday ..... ~
Mems double-sole. heels, and toes Fast
BLACK and Tan Colored Cotton 11lI
Socks Saturday per pair..........-'|<
Mems imported full regular made lotion
socks-HermsdOrf fast black and black
with hand-embroidered figures. Sat 1QC
urday, per pair ............-..''''..
First ioOr-SeCGon T.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
a Horrible Outb eak

''Of large sores on my little daughters head
developed into a case OF scald head writes {. ID.
lsbill, OF Morganton, Tenn, but Bucklen's Arnlca
Sslve completely cured her. It's a guaranteed
cure for Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum. Pimples,
Sores, Ulcers, and Piles Only 25c al Henry
Ivans q22 and 924 + st.
The evening times., 1900-04-07

THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR-A grand fraternaI
organization. the peer o, any, surpassed by
nape during the twenty-siK sars Of its existence,
has paid to its benefciaries, the widows sad Or
uhaus OF thiTty-hye thousand deceased brothers.
The uluuifcert sum Of SIXTY NlSE MILLION DOL
LARS TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN IHOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beeen disbuTsed IN
this eity; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
1889. FRANCIS F. BATES. Grand Dictator. 1925
9Th ST. NV; JOHN H. KING. Grand Reporter lOl6
/ st se mh9-lmO.em
The evening times., 1900-04-07
-nnrgcs Against uorIidgc Dismissed.

Commissioner John R. Wight has approved the
recommendation of Major sylvester, Superinten-
dent Of Police. that the charges against Private
H. W HoIidge for neglect Of duty be dis-
missed IIoIidge charged by hls Sergeant
with being of lis beat for neaf.y hour on
the morning of March Is. but before tlo IT al o.
frer The charges were not sustained, and lie
was preEoRnced rot guilty.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Digested food

Digested food
m a k es rich
blood-ferment-
ed food pro-
duees p OF s on,
and from this
springs CON-
ST1P A T / o n,
DISPE p S A.
a n d l. Y E r
TROUBLE. The
Bitters will help
to digest your
food, and thus
create healthy.
active 90 d.
Its an excellent
spring tonic.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Conduit in Dupont Circle.

By order Of the Commissioners permit has
hesn issued 10 the United states Electric Light
ire COMPANY ,a construct q conduit from The
,,.tipq eou,tlit in sidewalk Dupont Circle. op-
,,,s;te p street 20 conduit Of the Metropolitan
RaiIyead COMPANY. opposite p street. on eoue'-
tior flat Che conduit shall contain lt .'ast I'VE
duets.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
0te Gpeuins G,ines
SATURDAY. APRIL :. 1900.
The weather Indications.
TENPFRATURE.

Conditions favorable for local rains tonight and
sunday: ire,h uorthwcsterly wiHd-. becoming
variable.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Some
Great Big
Toilet Values.

We never tire Of underselling. We love
to lead when you appreciate the adyan-
1ages il makes for you. Tonight We IL
show you how we can sell.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
,,.,.. entity to HoaSebrenking.

Charles Herbert charged y Oh h7'-ehreaking'
in Criminal Court No. I, yesterday withdrew his
rlea nf not guilty and pleaded guilty to the Of
t-nce he was sentenced hy Ju,tic" tLbaugh to
si, n.sr,h,' IMPRISONMENT IN the District IIIl.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide. .....-.......- % AN. and 20 7 W.
LOW tfdf........-.......S. .S.3g An. and s:lJ L. NJ
The evening times., 1900-04-07
ANU SENENTS TO-DAY.

Lamps II today-....-.. % ~
Lamps out tomorrow -.--.-..-.t.i 10 IN
The evening times., 1900-04-07
TlrF SIN AND MOON

Temperature at p. m.........-'..'-.---,...
The evening times., 1900-04-07
TIDE TARLE

sim rises 80 4 VI sun setS------. .6-2H J.. VI
N.o-. rises -..--.-.-... Moon se.~....--l .it \ VI
The evening times., 1900-04-07
talk OF TWO ELECTIONS
ERk
The Friends Of Mr.. Bryan May
Hold a Separate Primary.

The Bonst of the Norris Crowd That
They VIII Control the Voting
booths Resented by the Nebras-
kan's Supporters-The Action OF
the District Committee Denounced.
The evening times., 1900-04-07
Leading Physicians

In America. England. and on the Continent -say
hat kidney disease i quickly cured by using
Wsruer's safe Cure.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-05-26
.swarms Of Creditors,

he h duke OF Verag qua has sWarmsI Of
creditors il rance. chiefly ID connec-
ton tls' a vi th the collapse 3sof company
which he formed some ten years ago
fer the purpose of acclimat izing bull
tights on the banks of the Seine, Ills
idea 5I being to create a new market for
his q bulls which q !; he breeds for the ex-
press purpose u 9 ;of figuring in the arena.
The lsl1 duke is in quite as bad financial
odor II Paris as he is ia drid, where
ne was balnllkrupted a hort time before
4 TO this country as the guest Of
the United States goyernmen st.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-05-26
Il a Linguistic Hebrew

The Hon. s. M, oses, who has been u
..eeently pointed 3 member Of the
legislative council of Bonn bay, is very
closely sociated with one of the best
known famili es: IN modern Judaism.
III mot her was a daug ter Of the ia
mo- OF Sassoon and his father was a
brother 'l' ct the late Lady sassoo wife
OF his uncle, Sir Allbert. His wife was
al also a grand daugh ter Of Sir Albert.
He was the first Jew to hold the presi-
.dency Of the great Bank Of Bombay.
Mr. Nj Moses Is possessed by the pride Of
lace and religion Ie is said to- be
one of the best ingllists in Bombay,
and has even accompI: shed Chinese. .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-05-26
q Rabbit Craze ia caii fornia.

here As srat,bii q in sout
(esaIlfor Il people roind Los
Angeles have taken breed ing Bel.
|gIan hares, az II expected hat 81 81
Fortunes will be ma abbit is to, sbe'
canned and is juicy att 9th rNsises
disposed q; its pei IS ia be made into,
|sealsktn sacque les, tts INTO hats and
other thing are 1T 81 be done wit it.
Tire are 600 strab tries, around los
Angeles already AMI over go. 900 highs.
grade rabbits.