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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11
FAMOUS CASE is SETTLED.
Miss Birdie Mecarty GEES $4,000 Of
$4,000 Sued For.


Portland Telegram: Buried some-
where In the records Of the United
States court are the papers In the case
of Miss Birdie Mccarty vs. james d
Heryford, and buried with them Is the
paper which announces that the case
has at last been ended. Miss McCarty
has accepted the verdict of Judge
Charles y. Bellinger that che receive
$4,000 for her wounded feelings, and he
money has been paid over. She want
ed $4,000 littlenloTe than a year ago,
but time and experience have wrought
change and $4,000 will do.
Nothing was made public when tat
settlement was made. Many times at.
torneys on either side were asked, but
always the same answer was given
I'VE are waiting for the other side &c
act" Whether the Other side did act
or both sides got together and acted
simultaneously, Is not known-but the
case is ended.
Miss McCartyis still In Portland, bu,
will probably leave Before long, as shc
testified during the trial that she ha(
a position teaching in school in tht
east this fall and winter. James L
the erstwhile ardent love
and cattle king Of central oregon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11


ON his ranch near Lakevlew aud VIII
probably remain there,
He did not want 10 pay Miss Mccnr-
ty $4,000 but decided 10 do so. upon the
advice OF his attorneys. rather than
bear the expense OF another trial IN
a higher court. Judge Helllnger. when
he set aside for the second time the
verdict OF II jury which WAS supposed
to be fair and impartial, stated that
IN the event Heryford rcfu~et to pay
Miss McCarty $4,000 he would allow the
second verdict OF $4,000 To stind. and
that Misa McCar,y must accept, $4,000
or third trial would be granted, This
IL one o: The most remarkable cCisions
handed down In the United states
court for the district OF oregon IN a
civil case,
The case started more than year
ago. when Miss Mccar,y brought sul,
for SI0,000 on grounds Of breach OF
promise. She secured verdict for
t22,50o, This was Immediately set
aside by Judge Bellinger The bill Of
complaint In the case was flied IN 1909
and In 1903 a short time before the
trial an amended bin was filed charg-
Ing seduction as well as breach Of
promise, and along these lines the
case was fought TO finish. ending
nearly two years from the time the
original bill OF complaint was filed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11
MARKET REPORT.

Chicago. Sept io.-December wheat
opened s1.OSk@i,OSA; closed. $l.OsG
si.oSS. barley. iS@5lc; fax. siisis;
Northwestern, si.27is,
Portland, Sept i0,--Wheat for ex-
port Waila Walla. Tie; bluestem. S2c.
valley, s3c. For shipment east Walla
waila, SIC: bluestem. SEC
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11
WAS LADEN WITH DYNAMITE.
Steamer Sunk OF Highland light Was
the lonefellow.

Highland Light, Sept. io,--The
steamer Longfellow of Wilmington,
Del. bound from Wilmington. Del, to
Lake Superior with load OF dynamite,
sank off shore In the night. There
were Is men In the crew, All We're
saved.
Captain Riley OF the Longfellow re-
ported that his vessel sprang leak
while on Nantucket shoals yesterday
afternoon. She was abandoned on
Pamet River station at 10 o'clock last
night, and sank about midnight mile
off shore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11
CODY DIVORCE SUIT OFF.

Scout and Snowman May Not Press
the Case to Trial.
The suit for divorce brought by COL
onel w. F. Cody, the scout and show
man, against his wife last February
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-11

''She said / might kiss her on either
cheek" What did you do?" Il hes
itated for long time between them"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
For Growing Girls.

West Pembroke, Me-, March 21se,--
Mrs. A. r., Smith, of this place. says
that Dodd,s Kidney Pills are the best
remedy for growing girls, Mrs. Smith
emphasizes her recommendation by the
following experience:
my daughter was thirteen years old
last November and it is now two years
since she was first taken with Crazy
Spells that would last u week and
would then pass of. in 8 month she
would have the spells again. AT these
times she would eat very little and was
very yellow, even the whites OF her
seyes would be yellow.
'sThe doctors gave Us no encourage
ment: they all said they could not help
her. After taking one box OF Dodd's
Nidney Pills, she has not had n bad
spell. or course, we continued the
treatment until she had used In all
about q dozen boxes, and we still give
chem to her occasionally, when she is
not feeling well. Dodd's Kidney pills
are certainly the best medicine for
growing girls"
Mothers should heed the advice aof
Mrs, Smith, for by so doing they may
save their daughters much pain and
sickness and ensure q healthy, happy
future for them.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24

his chan in the matter of teaching me
manners. It took him not a great
| while to comprehend, and taking note
of the situation of my window, ne
sauntered off. Thence forward only
three men passed by the house. at much
longer intervals. He had taken one
with him, and / was left TO surmise IN
what method they purposed to erect
my de~liverance. I made myself almos
merry. The long labor at the window
had cramped my limbs to such a de-
gree 1t panied me to move. clambered
| down and took a few turns about the
room as II l had naught to do but eN-
erctse. Blu at every turn the Mucous
face and whitened eyes of Rroussard
| logged my footsteps as a spectre.
Look were l would, 1t was only that I
saw, Hour after hour rowled BY.
| Jerome would wait for night. Night!
Did he but know what lurking hor-
rors filed the dismal hours for me, he
! would come soon, By some fatality
1 had drawn the body directly to the
spot where the last fading shafts OF
light would hover O its face. Not
for Il paradise of peace would l touch
the loathsome thing again TO hide 1t
in the shadows. l could neither take
my eyes from it nor put my hands upon
II. Like the basiliSk of fable 1t held my
gaze charmed. fixed it, bound 1t fast.
Crouch as l might in the remotest cor
ner. cover my face in my mantle, still
that searching, penetrating thing
pierced all obstacles, glared grisly and
distinct before me.
1 tried to throw off the thought which
now constantly REQUIRED. What If
Jerome did not Gomez Would 1 serve
here in company with this corrupting
flesh? No. there was the window; a
headlong dash from that would bring
death and release. So I determined.
Then came on the night. To me it
brought no rest. no sweet s~urcease OF
the labors through the day,
Somewhere, afar off in the city. there
rang q tremutous bell, launching its
vibrations upon the Infinite silence as
q sinners guilty soul might trembling
stand In the presence OF Almighty con-
dsmnation. The melancholy howl OF 8
dog at FIRST cleft through every nervve
and fibre OF my being. thrilling With q
creeping chill OF horror. So regularly
did it come, so UNMARRIED, / grew tc
count the seconds under my breath, anC
TO note its n1onotonous precision
Somehow this occupation in a measur
relieved me, and when the howls canl'
more infrequentIy and at less Well de
lined intervals. I mentally resented th'
change. Time had ceased to be.
covered IN the corner with naught bu
death n fear and darkness to keel
me company.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
devoted Newspaper Men.

Los ANGELES Herald; ~ OF the most
.sotewarthy Incidents or tho Baltimore
e-onflagratioa Is found In the part played
by the newspaper men. Some OF the
thrilling details as related In the Raiti-
more papers. recall tho heroic devotion
OF such men in the pursuit. OF their call
ing ON the battlefield. While the inside
forces Of the newspaper offices were
sshoiding the fort" until driven u by
Sfary hlasts. reporters outside were push
ting their way with firomen for nows. The
American says OF the reporters: '"rha
roaring furnace was Just back OF them.
tine almost intolerable heat sitting theni.
The shoaa blistaring on tksir feet from
tho heated ~payements to such an extent
chat many OF them were unable to walk
R~fterward, yet sttll thay kept on. keeping
tab OF the buildings that Were attacked
by the flames" etc.
A graphic picture 10 drawn by the
American OF the scenes In its " office
when the fiery invasion came. The office
forces worked at their desks on the story
az the fire with ths flames cracking un-
I'll the telegraph poles In the street OPP
p0site we're Gblaze. and the Thermometer
in the room registered 100; n they stuck
70 their posts until they had literally to
ha driver out by their ohiers. Even then
st was the paper and their duty to the
public they still thought of, for personal
valuahles vera left behind that the forms
Solding the types might be saved"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24

one man was cured by Doan's /
Pills after eight years Of torture.
Henry Soule, of Pultney st.
mondsport, n. Y, says: ''Fe
years l suffered constant agoH5
kidney complaint. l endured TIL
torture from gravel and the
secretions We're excessive and
tanned sediment like brick dust
TO get out of bed from ten to
times a night and the loss d
wore me out. Indigestion came
the distress after eating was
Doan's Kidney Pills effected
plete and lasting cure, and af
symptoms of kidney trouble we
my stomach began to wors
should. This lasting cure. ey
in a person of my age, proves I'll
value OF Doan's Kidney Pill!
convincingiy than could any "
mine"
Doan's Kidney Pills sold By a
gists, price so cents per box. or
on receipt Of price by Fostera
Co. Buffalo, n. Y. Write for I'll
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
Detachable Places 10 Live.

Golden EcaRyS Denmark claims that
saere Is not q Single person III her domain
no cannot read ana Write, On the north
asst coast of New Guinea, the Island OF
lausahS. surrounded by q wall OF coral
a9 fact high on one | d and from 80 70
IM feet q n the other. maintains thirteen
villages Of natives, To whom war, crime
and poverty have been unknown since
the beginning OF their traditions. The
saQSt peaceful and comfortable community
In Europe Ia the commune OF the Canton
Naud. III Switzerland. Nearly every ona
as Well or ana there are no paupsrs.
Finland Is 3 realm whose Inhabitants
are remarkable for their inpio.ate integ-
seyy, There are no banks and no safe de-
posits, for ne Such security Is essential.
Yon may leave Your luggage anywhere
for any length OF time, and be quite SUR
sss finding II untouched on your return.
and year purse fun OF money would be
Yust AZ secure under similar eircurn-
ssaaesa. The Films place their money and
saluahfes In holes in the ground and cover
shera with a big Leaf. Such treasure ia
saeres,y respected by all who pass Ii, bat.
an the rare event of q mar Wishing TO
sorrow e8 his netgNher during his absence,
he Will take only the smallest SUM ne re-
ausrss and place y message In the hole
sening Of his sargent need, promising TO re-
nay the amount on 3 specified date, And
he VIII insarsahty keep MS wutds, ffeR ssas
Finn Is tgStncihle In his Independence.
Aguess Park. near Delft. In Holland. ia
arotaer Utoqsan example. A tract of ten
sserss has unon il i0 houses. each with
lies isttia garden and with certain common
hatsatngs ana coMmo grounds, Tina
houses are occupied by the employees Of .
greaS dsstslltng company, who form 8 cor
nasattan which owns the park, Each mem
bas a shares IN the corporation, and
ses,Az ,a..t G FNya &t,- ii N,se ss>N -, ~.xr -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
DR.. Madison c. Peters

Dr. Madison c. Peters q,
udicrous remark made by ] !.
ilst about ready to gradua.a s
ministry. The youthful Az, "
called upon to address no ~
penitcntiary on an oeo.u una
the prisoners Were assemh's
chapel for prayers. a
When he looked down f,o.
pit at the depraved ana. Y
looking characters In the coss sts
the young parson experiencas
turn. Surely he would finS ~ 4
to say anything that yon,a !
such an audience. He entIre,.
in that instant. all the 1na ".
he had prepared. He cleared ny
once-then again and again y
he spoke, but instead of tba 1
dress he had hoped to mako l |
he could stammer forth wac. =
"Ah, my friends, 1 am indea,
to see SO many OF you here th,s
ing!" s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
CompuIsorv pietv.

Lippsncott's Magazine: s
school teacheT-"I hope all ths
girls in my class love God?
Eva Brown-I do"
Sunday school teacher
right, Eva. Now tell us why I'd
Him"
Eva Brovn-Get to-"
MIS- WinSlow-s soaIaFSl ETaup *
.sethiaSs satsezs the gums, redzecs iEEsas
lays pain, cares wind collie. - esa. : GOTTA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
nocToR Mn II.
Pint gu So ,sa. BY Food.

Fasd 4 physician hack To health ana ]
81 gains an experience that he can ass
~ benefit others, Fer this reason
GranesSues food is daily recommended
to patients by hundreds Of physicians
who have cured themselves Of stomach
sseaeie, One doctor says
ssAithoush q physician and trying TO
aid ana assist my fellow hafngs 70 en-
Joy geod heath 1t raest be adaaieted !
formerly did aes enjoy the best OF
health nysslf In january. 1888. 7
only Weighed ats paands A this time
I was living In the OHIO valley snd
began 10 faas ! had aearx seen my
hest days oae day seoat 5 years ago
nsd an eagarsanlty TO try Grape
Mats goed for ray a~ssaSsass. / liked it
80 well tass ] ats three t-easpeenSuls
three times Z day end have regularly
used Ii up u the present time, and I
eaW =ssaga t55 q gain Of So pounds
aad ensas the best Of health.
NeE only has Graps-Nuts made thls
wessaessas change In me. aas sfreagh
ss ! have seaea nay friends relatives
and p~atssaes Ths sustaining power OF
tasss food IS simply woadeTfai
II naysoas patient Who Is i section
hassa az the & 8 II. r. who eats
aesasag I'D the gneraSns but soaS table
spoengals ea GsspNats and yet does
as vesg hard woss ua 10 falaea sfnas
aaa enosshs best III heath and
strength
eoasa gagas q great maay cases
sse sais ana { still pgeseaIs Gsase
II gnsg asses syaSss aaya Sasaa
sgan g pesssn B .
sss saas
gasa ~ sss4Ss
~ n
SiS
s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
T \ DIE
bur 10 cents per package.

Its funny how people can live I
In q large city and lot know eaca
affairs"
Il know 1t. Twttson says he 4
the next room 10 his wife and da
she had twins till ne read Il A I
usEs-"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
CHAPTER XII.
FLoRINE TO THE RESCUE.

lroESiNC M IE1C IhE.S1lI-
A shroud OF consuming terror now
possessed me / crouched in the dark
corner ciutching my sword, listening,
yainly listening, for some sound out Of
which to ecnjure up an assassin. n rat
ran across my foot. Screaming cut |
bounded erect and beat about ME with
blind desperation. One hand touched
the other and shrank from its mate.
They were as Ice.
| weightily it bore upon me. stripping me
of voice. OF courage and OF hope How
many, many times I bracsd myself
against the wall, cold with fear ST the
apprehension of an attack by some
demon Of the night. How many, many
times I sank again into the same
dumb misery when nc enemy appeared
to do me hurt.
SO long it had been since the tones
OF human speech blessed my ears. i
almost hoped the marshal's men might
come, that ] might hear his stern COM
Enand. Hang him to yonSsr window
ledge. a rasplng thirst roasted ~
ground as q rusted clapper in a bell. I
touched IT with my hand, II was as
dry as Eroussari's.
Rroussar5. a culver in the musty
air set me all . shudders IN every
rustic | felt again the last commissions
OF the dead. Dull lights gathered whea
I closed my eyes, Il rested upon his
swollen features their white eyes fol-
loving me in hate.
Gootly and logically as Il it con-
ceraed some IN else. the reasoa OF It
al crept into my morbid brain I was
mad mad from hunger, thirst and
terror, Yes. ua6, and felt NOT one
Whit sorry OF IL nay, rsioteed rather,
for it meant s freedom OF the spirit.
So i~nsidiously this knowledge forced
Itself upon me, il brought no shock. /
ever 6icaly wondered that n other
! condition ever existed Verify. men
: are happier Tor q gentle frenzy. Than.
Indeed. are all things less2ad. ali bar
rters removed. Gore were ali my pig
my troubles. vanished 3ase aethiagnesS-
; EagGiSsG in & common Guin lay all
fragments Of desires the search foc
: reward, the dread OF punlsauesat-atI
: petty pigments OF the Imagination we're
!, powerful now no more. The fall %
: reason crushed every human hope and
: Quilted the edge az every Auraaa fear
. What cared / ROW fer iced, Tor water:
for honor or for saanIes Ny rafnd.
! Imperial and free rom artificial re-
! straiaSS plunged eiotcslsfy into forhs5-
den realms, I reyels3 IN tia esaltatior.
et ehaE2lsss thought. and drank feocu
ths deepest webs of rebellion delicious
dsaDghts OF saeret sin, thanhi2g. yea
seaaSlns this sweet madness which
save a glorious Independence
Vast rspognaree had I ROW Ter Won
piece Of touT and rotttng carrfons What
! uaIfseed it hat lately breathing nian
IT aaa stratssgEsd In my grip. Ey The
gods. a An8shtfy fest and moss brave
, " 6aGss An& I laughed at rrag fargasr
> fear. nos load, bur saeh as laughed the
7 against has prince. Law i cha1kse5
! tslaG shSg@saG ST Ely aSn QIam3ttsrsl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
10000 Plants fer Ice.

This IS q remarkable offer tas !
SalzHr Seed Co, La Crosse, Ne
They will send Eou their bfs
seed catalogue, Eogethsr with eas.,
to grow
I,oGo hue. solid Cskhages,
goo delicious Carrots.
2sN9 hEaEehiug, natty Cesefg
1000 rich, btftrerF Lettuce.
1000 splendid oniaus.
I,0aa rare. luscious kadtzsea
1.@G sioriousty brilliant ks
This great eEer IS aade = VIZ
dacs VOC 10 sEE their warrsEEss
fer when you oaea plant thelaa
grow no others aGi
III FOR But tGs POSI-
rroyfding yoa will return tbs ~
If you viii send them 2Ge IN
VIII add tg the shore : paeSas
famous Beri5ner CaaIiaeHsr Y
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
canaiotinn testimony,

Philadelphia Press Say. gtss
synonym for expert. vili your
coCrt reporter. nibbling MS pen.
VIVA. ara you writing abousg
the other.
Expert testimony"
..0h. the word conflicting amt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
One Estssr.

Chicago News Stabb-That !
man walked out with Dndlsgi
brsita-
Penn-vhy, Dudley had his =
IL.
stuob-Tes. but the other fas
his hand On IT.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
wnp He Sect.

8hY FTE $3.50 a,
lis ths woke CT tie slugsar :
complain
"Tcu have vakei me taa ss1ss
sltzrnber again.
For ssepts the aCa ccn
W. -9uS-
Ehas naaaaasa zar eozaSs
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
Ernstina Mirrors.

New York Times: Il Is an Ill wind thar
blows nobody good Tls advent Of n.y.
tine, 50 much istssssd by Leasaksepers.
puts money into The pockets CT usa1v men
who put snow scenes ard ships encounter
ing Scsberss On the wall mirrors Of eat
ing Ro1seS and saloons On TIE exist anG
vast sides These pictures are wonderful
IN. their way. Whatever theg lack in ART
they rnaks NJ in realism. In the refresh
fi1S2I kaGRrs Of tae prosperous the E2tr-
Sers behind bars aEG along the waIaseot-
ing Of are protested from Eiss
by EauSin. tied I'D with bows Of g@E-eoI-
cred Eiahon. a Large SUM az money IS
paid cut IN This WY sEsEv ysar- Elr
west % Eishs1 anG east Il Second awe
nas the muslin 6-seeEartoas disappear. TIE
mirrors there ars covered With Some cheap
hut elective preparation az thick Erasstng.
which IS IszapersioGs 70 ties ard which
washes eg easily IN the fall
Cine Nay eat beet ard Deans AZ a tabs
s-arroaGas by towering glaciers WITH 90
EsEgfar6 winter sss2s, ttaa E1s2s3ws csss-
cred With sEcns and the ag1es shining
SraEa tho windows 0t TIE astis aesnas-saG.
There IS Egs UIS;cG variation IN these pig
e1rss, despite tie raraasr OF places ore
secs thsEa in pei~ncsEaIlv as4eaases sha wggs
s IN tire hands az Il Eew nA1 md thar
~o-tgsnaaisT II Aaaa-sa-
4 da-crataC gets Fer osaa1asnsg an
oEssnsa1y bar mtsguE IN shaS uha'znar. II
sssss him less tsAau eTao Asaaars Ia ~ Il.
IN a wasra tssaSs ana r1zrrcrs
on rnTss rides GG sha r4sE- an artist al
ESkIs sEGTG eara gaaass SE5 81 So 1 saav.
HE = sssss gaaass = bit #a1s LIS gSssca ia
II sagaaxF M sgt as csa=asa - rsrsaS IL ssse-
agsss 1Sscrss gasssReaa~ waakS 4
FasgaSarS n 90 rEas 9Esr ehssa rayissaas
6 A sssfe ~ assEs - ExAS asfssza. ywsssaa
% AfSszsk
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
Eight Years OF Tortu,.

NO ua.,
more keen
kidney sub.
Sick kidneys
bad blood
weak, sha.
aching b
cause blind,
and dizzy
aches, lack
petite and /
sleep; keep
tired out al
digestion.
TO hay,
feet health
must cure /
news Rae,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
STATE OF oRzo, CTTI OF TOLEDO. /
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S%~ -2s htH
FRANK j. CHENEY makes cath sazsg
senior partner OF the firm OF z. j. eEs
Co, doing business In the CRY OF Tassas
and Stale Aforesaid. and that said fs-T
the sara os ONE HUNDRED DGLLAGsS
and sTEgy casa OF Catarrh that eaaness
by tbs use OF HALLS CATAggH CCRs \
FRANK J. CEls
Sworn to before NE and SUBSCRIBE IL
sace, his ssl day Of December, a. .. Al
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24

Halls Cararrt Cure Is taken iltsEnaIs
directly On The blood and r8Elcaas s;ras
system Send fer testimonials. frae
+. j. CHENEY GG0-fs
Sold by Druggists 75c-
Halls Family Pills are ths best.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-03-24
Moravsau Rarfey ard

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eattsHfag he and e2tEIa psss5
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COMMISSIONER KANZAKI
GOES TO JAPAN SOON.
bors of That COuntry's Rep
rcscntatiycs Here.

Naozo ksnzaki. resident COMMISSIONS
to the Worlds Fair from Japan, will de-
part next Tuesday. His home-going will
practically close the labors of the Jap
arese Commission in St. Louis.
Mr.. kanzaki has resided in ST. Louis
since September. 1903. having been at the
Worlds Fair longer In a continuous resi-
dence than any member of the commits
sion now here. For some time he served
as the secretary of the commission. and
because of his proficiency in the English
language, was OF great service to the
commission and japanese exhibitors in
their business dealings in ST. Louis.
Much OF the personal dealings of the
Japanese Commission with the EXPOSE
ton management were conducted directly
by Mr.. kanzlki. and his unfaiIing
courtesy and good grasp of american bust
ness methods and customs made many
warm official and personal friends for him
in st. Louis.
Mr.. Kanzaki will leave St. Louis for San
Francisco next Tuesday. sailing December
Is. on the steamer Mongolia. upon which
vessel rim Fushimi and his suite will
return to Japan. 1t will reach Toxic
January "a. Qemaru Takayama. n Jap
anese cavalry officer. who has been with
the commission on detail during the Fair.
will return to Japan with Mr.. KanzakL
Mr.. Kanzaki will make his report to the
Government upon Japan'S participation in
the Worlds Fair soon after his arrival in
Toxic. He may be sent as n commissioner
10 the Portland Exposition next summer
because of his familiarity with exposition
work and the people of the United States.