The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Japanese Government protesting against the ces.
sion by China Of the Laotung peninsula. on the
ground that a. Japanese possession II would DC
a, constant menace to Pekin and a danger 10 the
Independence OF Corca. and hence detrimental 10
the general pesoe Of the Orient. Russia had in.
creased her military forces in the AmuI province
ana her Meet In Chinese waters NUMBERED twenty
two veSsels, including some OF her best ironclads
Germany also prepared TO strengthen her Meet
IN those waters. The British Government relused
to'join In the menacing demands Of the three Pow
ers' but advised tho Japanese Government to yleid
Japan submitted the joint note TO her Generals
and Admirals And they reported that scarcely a
snip was In thorough lighting TRIM while the ~hoie
military organization had been put to severe strain
oy the recent campaigns In Corea, Manchura'
the Laotung peninsula, &c. The financial re-
sources OF the administration were nearly eA-
for Japan 10 engage under such conditions In a
war vith 'p,,,.... -. she ,hrrefore sought
oniy dignined means OF SUBMISSION anu hhans,
af'ern,uch negotiation, an arrangement was reached
ana protocol signed At Pekin early In november.
japan accepted 100000 taels as extra indemnify
ana agreed to evacuate Port Arthur and the LAO
tung peninsula, while China Is said 10 have cove
nanted not to cede any part OF the latter 10 any
Foreign Power. Japan was thus forced 10 apahooh
brought to bear on her at the moment when she
was least able "a resist.
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I. VIII you kindly explain the meaning OF the
phrase -e.y,are to tn. general" and It's ois,n' T.
", mnH, was .he oos OF Aouaan -, MS s,eronson
The sentence in which it occurs Is: We AL have
By oSr bedsdes the box q the merchant , asqdan
man sacrifices sleep to labor; let him have care
'oI nc 10 pia, ing WIN 'ne iooh' -. IT,.
Aoo,1 'ne 'as.e oI ~. ~ .rSa n,sy
peopIe' haiie'' ae' - 'N ,,n ,.. =.
i.n.eheer' pieasea ho' vi. n"o" Ola
ware W .he general. :. III w. I've j.
roy iaes OF 'he uenii' oho VI ,he sna a a.s
Aouaan. Ieh me1chen' o. ea*asu, WV arasn
eVe'y niRn' os horfipie nag o.eh.s IN -.
w 'a'.'hnn VI o'o','as -" ~. - ,,,,,s.,on
happiheSa nc hnue " ~ wv VI wv ,, a.'a ~ -, -
'o .ne aivhe VIII WIN .h,s 'aiis s Nv .,ssa,,
soieo 70 keep he nag 'ookeo up anu 81 i'ee
fom MS h'En''y 'orheht.
,.,, ,,,,. r,.s. ,.,v.sr Neu
yorS ana 'IJvsrnooI TnviandI nv clipper ship
and name Of ship. Also name and time Of fastest
yacht tsaillng). III. H. c.
The fastest time made by clipper ship was made
by the Dreadnaught, Capt. Samuel Samuels, In
teen days eiVh, hours. The fastest time by yacht
was made by the Endymion In 1900 when sne ran
from New York to the Lizard In thirteen days
twenty hours.
Eefsrring 70 'hs me imposed oy sne S' Siin
saT him nav AZ INV Far such immunity extendsi
oSSd claimed o one 2, that class x TnG
guards would We havel 4 win YOU kindly state
se @ Of and ass ss Ts
tries are we represented by Ambassadors Kindly
namo them. Ed VAN aLSIfSh
1. The civil and criminal Immunity OF foreign
diplomatic agent Is suspended only IN extreme
cases. as when he Is party 10 or aids IN p'o.ne OF
conspiracy against 'ne eo'ernmeh' W Nn,.h NJ
Is afcredHeo, IN Which case nc oompeis ''s au'noi
yes 70 aries! MN IN sen oeiehee' ny Nea 80,
.ne oomes.'o Julsue',oh Vi u'p'o ,,a,. "ss
supposeu W 20 WIN nm anu "a ~ r..,,sa
@ '. Az. VI w .'.e w 49,, , ,s r,r,,n,
~ou!o DC amenaoie only W ,he iame u, h.s Wv.
country. The matter wou'd DC irnmeaateY oIougn'
to ,ne noae 81 ms ween 1 hs wos S be-
foy tho crime in his NUN country Probably In such
n... ,hs question NJ IN v,oIabi,tv would be waived
ana the criminal handed over 70 be dealt with by
the local autbortt,es. a. In 1898, Thomas Francis
Baysrd. 8. In seven. Austria -Hunear France,
Germany Great Britain, Italy, Mexico. Russia.
Kindly state whether samuel :. ineeh. Wnme
Governor OF VII S.o.e ae'a env and II So
during what part OF his term INQUIRER.
He did not He was chairman OF the Demo-
Governor OF the State eight years later.
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=, ,,o,,r ts.ne ~ Nct . ynu state that neither A
chinsmsn nor Japanese can legally secure nat
uralization as an American citizen. l am aware
that the nsusasatl1n OF Chnese pr0moitea by ny
s,s,mis ihis npoh,bi,ion eStends 10 Janancse,
n.,,ys NJ J.n,n Of the Moneolian race, is not
80 ~ ~, h,,n ,n,,,,d.d ,y,,hIn
entitled to naturalization. not beng nsnuaso With" T,a
the term white persons In Revised statues lhie
x1s section ses o ,ns TaU
question OF 'uLaA'a 49,. ~ ,h.v .,,n,,, -
aliens tbeing free white persons. and to aensl OF
,r,c. nativity and tn persons of Afr,can descent
=, ~. 80, MA nv an. FEDERAL courts IA, Fed.
" mas oeen heiu ny 'ne ieu'ia 'oui" lo- i.u'
Rep la5 that this does not inciuae natives OF Japan
OF the hongolian race
Kindly advise me whetheI the roman tat in
Shurcn uoes ~, ~ IL 5oes no, ne rmi them 70
marry allows them 10 perform their priesly duties
after they arc married. T. D. l..
Al the Council OF Trent u545 1868 the rule OF
celibacy was finally imposed on the ministers of
the Roman Catholic Church. priest who marries
incurs accommodation and Is incapable OF any
come q priest, he receives conservation only on
condition that he separate from his Wife and that
.he ~ her free will consent to the separation
su.,,,,. .rd.r 80 ,.L. ,hs yov, n,
ana enter religious oraer OF 'AAe 'ne w" vi
cnos"S'
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WHY Va .he nun y. w, Az, w. o ,,h h "
e'''' Wv N'''S'' "N CoNsTANT READER
She WAS lowed 10 the Erie Basin, and has now
he.n turned over nv order of District Court Judge
70 trustee. for the beneft of the many claimants