The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-10
WHO'S WHO"
IN THE WAR

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/ Alexis A1exandrOvitch, grand duke; COM
| nanderin-chief of the Russian navy
/ He is said TO share the Pacific senti-
ments Of the Car.
! Allen, n. H. United States minister at
Seoul
Avenan. Admiral, Rtssien minister OF
marine.
Benckendorn.- Count. Russian ambasso-
dor In London. Succeeded ". de StaaI
in 1902.
Bezobrazof, NJ. Russian secretary os
state, and one OF the leaders Of the
war party.
Bridge. Admiral Sir Cyrian. the British
commander-in-chief on the China sta
ton.
Brown. J. AIcLeavy. administrator OF
the Korean customs service.
I Chunchuses. or HunghutZe, The Rel
heards;f Manchurian bandits who. en-
couraged, it IS said. by China, are
harassing the Russians in Manchuria-
They gave the Japanese much trouble
al the time of the ChinO-Japanese war.
Conger, Mr., United States minister at
Pekin.
/ Duban. NJ. French minister at Pekin.
Elder statesmen; the council composed
OF Marquis Ito and four more OF the
old reformers. who virtually govern
Japan.
Genro. The name given to the council
of elder statesmen IN Japan
Gonsuke, HayashL japanese minister
in Seoul
Grodekoff. general. Governor OF Eastern
Siberia, with headquarters ct Khaba-
rolf.
Hartwig. NJ. Chief OF the Asiatic de-
partment OF the Russian foreign Office.
Hayashi. viscount japanese minister
in London.
Hus-Tat-Sbin. Chinese minister in Seoul.
Inouye. count One of the best known
japanese statesmen. Former minister
Of finance.
ITO admiral viscount. Chief OF the stan
of the Japanese navy. He commanded
the japanese feet at the battle Of the
Yalu River in the Chino-Japanese war.
Ito marquis President Of the privy
council Of Japan. The most famous
living japanese statesman, and gen
eralIJ known as the Bismarck CT
japan.
Jordan. c. c. NJ, John NJ British min
lister at Seoul.
Kaminuro. vice admiral Commanding
the cruiser division Of the japanese
feet which attacked Port Arthur.
Kato, N. japanese ex-ninister OF for
eign affairs.
Katsura. general count. japanese prime
minister. Distin guished himself great
~ in the Ch1no-Japanese wcr.
Khilkoff. prince. The Russian minister
OF railways. now in Manchuria 20 in
spect the Trans-Siberian Railway.
Kodama. General Baron. Vice chief Of
the japanese general stan, who VIII
probably command the land operations.
Komura, Baron. Japanese minister OF
foreign affairs.
Krontratenko. Major General. Com
handing the rife brigade at VladivOs-
tOk-
Kurino. NJ japanese minister in St Pc
teTsburg-
Kugori. General Commanding the Jap
anese first army corps
Kuropatlkin. General Russian minister
of war. During his recent visit TO ia
pan he is said TO have given great Of
tense by the ofIhand way in which he
treated the people. He has recently
been appointed to command the Rus
sian land forces in the Far East
LamsdorfT. Count Russian minister OF
foreign affairs Has worked consist
entity for peace.
Lessar. n. Paul. Russian minister at
Pekin.
Linnevitch, General. In command OF the
First Siberian army corps. He com
manded the Russian forces in the Far
East during the Boxer uprising
Ma, General. Military governor OF Pc
chilli in China
Macdonald Sir Claude. British minister
90 Pekin-
Matsugata. Count. Member Of the Jap
anese privy council.
Matsuro. Admiral. Commanding the two
cruisers purchased by Japan from the
Argentine Republic now on their way
10 the Far East.
Michael. Grand Duke. Russian field
marshal President Of the states cOun-
ell and chief Of artillery.
Min-yun-huan. General Prince Com
manGer-in-chief Of Korean army
Motono, NJ. japanese minister in Paris.
Mulshuhilo. Emperor Of Japan Born
November 3, 1852. Succeeded 70 me
throne February 3, 1867.
Nicholas. Emperor OF all the Russias.
Bern May 10 1883 Assembled the
throne. November 1. 1894
Noel. Vice Admiral Sir Girard. Appoint
ed to take over the command OF the
British China squadron IN March next
Okuma. Count japanese ex-priIne min
lister. leader Of the ShimpotC party
Pavlof M A, Russian minister at
Seoul
STAFF at Port Arthur.
Plancy. n. de Russian minister OF the
interior Reputed head Of the war par
ty in St. Petersburg.
Posen. Baron Won. Russian minister at
Tokyo
saito. Admiral. Commanding the Jap
anese naval forces.
Sakharor. General Chief OF the Rus
sian staff
Scott. Sir Charles s. British ambassa-
dor at St. Petersburg
ShimpOto. The. One Of the leading po-
htical parties OF Japan.
Skrydloff, Admiral Commander-in-
chief Of the Black Sea fleet. reported
to have been appointed to succeed Adj
miral Stark at Port Arthur
Stark Vice Admiral commanding the
Russian Pacific squadron
General commanding ths
Russian forces in southern ManehH-
ria since the Boxer rising IN 1901
Headquarters at AIukdcn
Terauchi. General. japanese minister OF
war. He was chief of the transporta-
ton and communication during the
ChinO-Japanese war
Togo, Vice Admiral known as the
fighting admiral" Recently appointed
TO the command of the japanese
SQUADRON. Admiral Togo commanded
the Jaoanese feet which attacked Pert
Arthur.
Tong-haks. The, a religious sect In
Korea. whose uprising was the lmIne-
date cause Of the ChinO-J3panese war.
They have again been active recently
General, Chinese
leader in Mongolia, whittier ne was
hanished for the part he PLAYED al the
siege of the legations IN Pekln
Tchida. N. japanese minister at Pekin.
I-riu Admiral. commanding the Japan
Csc Squadron which destroyed Two
Russian ships Off Chemulpo
Veutris. Major General. commanding
tbe British trocps in North China
N.lreni;lS Admiral commanding the
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