The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
TO STUDY US FOR TSI AN
CHINESE EXPLORER OF WESTERN
GOVERNMENT ARRIVES.

Major Baden'Poweii Brings Some war
Kites to Show at 81. Louis-Return'
Ing Democratic judges Praise Judge
Herrick-CrOker Ten Years Younger.
The American liner Philadelphia arrived
yesterday from southampton and cher,
bourg with every cabin occupied and 72s
passengers in her steeIage, mostly imnl-
q ants from the Emerald Isle. Among her
saloon \oyageIs were loDert d. N!hne'
First Assis ant Postn. aster- General, who
has been studying the postal systems Of
London and Pa Ia; MIR. and Nil 8. Lewis han
Ter. Morton +. Plant owner OF the schooner
yacht lngon ar; 1sang Hse Nun (ano MS
suite Of I've hinese, including / su he he,
a Yale graduate OF the class OF 93), who Is
chal geo by the / owagei kI pre- IS win nc ,
ing out all that Is good in the Cover M. ents Of
the Chinese Empire; Signor Aldo Nolii,
Italian Minister to Mexico; Justice Snal les
II. Truax and Mrs. TIuax, Major Williams,
special Treasury agent in Paris; George
Q. Starr, Mis- G; p; Huntingi on !, ID.
Baskerville, David BisPham, the singer
n: A. Smith. the English MAJ "a me, me M atst
in this neighhe rhocd; Nellie Adams OF the
prince q Pills n company, Col ~. o.
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Kerr: Charles Ford
Langworthy Rita Ela an s Mr. f James MIs
6 6e!611s A. a sdei mrs o 59a 1 '
J stic o 1rrax aiG that the nor ina
ton Of JUST Herriok was an insT Ire ton
OF tn. De O, rats. JUST, O'Gorn an said;
-Jrsti e I.errick Is of the timber Of viii q
Presid ents are r aee,' While IN Enr lahs.
justice O'Gorran saw RI hard Gro. er
and he had this to say Of the retired Tan
many chief
sMr. Crok er Ia loo ing ten years Younger
than he loo ed when he was here: lie
says he is the haprie st an In the Unite ,
Kingdom, He appears to ha' no l. ca OF
te o rhte e e er r. Teerte :" in p,litfs s.
The was no Trifay nj hit concert aboard
the PhilatelI hin be al sc Of a la gre ,-
n emit ar onr the talent. David Els. ha
refused to sinr on the ground that there
was no cor.r etent rerson to Ray areo. CO.,
sinr ers aboard cid not want. to have ther
p odest Efforts g. liz sed by the sinrinp Ct
Disr han. A rafT,e was q, betit' ted for
the concert and 500 was cole te' for the
British and Ar ican seor ec's charities,
defender Of Msfel Ing, arrived by the Cunaro.
or Campania with two twel ve-foot lites hat
he will take to the ST. Louis exposition
The Maior s an aeronaut as well as n ite-
flyer, and for use In war he prefers the lite
He said that with Kite similar to the two
700 feet in the air. The chief use OF the lite
nc said, was not to send men up to nal {
observations, but to send cameras: which
would do the work more accurately than
human si"ht.
THE Mite" the Major said. is sure' ior
TO the balloon. A bullet MAJ ierce balloon
and put II OFT Of commission, b. t it v Ill
not al ect a Ute. lite and all hotcgraI hio
Tararhe rnalia may be carlo easily Dv two
men, while it tics wagon to carry
balloon" In the Russo jar anese war
the Ma ior said, he believed the Japs would
win. because the Russians, while brave
lacked initiative and energy.
Former Postmaster General Thomas
l., james, who returned by the CamT ar Ia
has been abroad several months, but has
politics. He said that the election Of Roose'
welt was q certainty.