The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
WHITE IN AUTO BREAKDOWN.
RUSSIAN ENJOYS SUNDAY TRIP
SPOILED BY LOOSE TIRE.

SPOILED BY LOOSE TIRE.
Stranded On Lonely Road for . Hour
and Half-SOme Of the Attaches take
Trip TO tho Isles OF shoHls--Land In
Maine and Get No Wine with Dinner
PonrsMourH, N. H., Aug. 2o.-This has
been n cburchless Sabbath with the officials
OF tho peace conference. In the morning
tho Russians were awaiting the return OF
Baron Rosen from Oyster Bay. He ar
rived at 1880 o'clock, too late for any
ohurchgoins. Tho Japanese kept to their
quarters, except . few who went on tho
Mavhover's excursion to the Isle OF Shoals
sato attended this with four underlngs OF
tho Japanese party. Tho Russians were
represented by Pokotilon and four others
Gov. NcLanowas In the party.
The four plenipotentiaries moved In
MYSTERIOUS manner all day. At half past
Baron Rosen slipped away for Magnolia.
A half hour later Mr.. Witte, with Mr.
Willsnkin. boarded an automobile for .
destination unknown. He took bis. suit
case along and rumors Dew thick Whsn
Takahira slipped down the road on foot
and slone and Komura took a carriage 1t
was reported that there was a secret meet
ing OF the ENJOYS, that they we're all going
down to Oyster Bay, that several things
were afoot. Whites suit case became an
international episode.
In an hour Takahira was back from his
walk. He had simply been down to the
trolley road for a constitutional and re-
ported that the going was very good. At
9 O'Clock White and Wilenkin returned
lust in time for late dinner with thu Rua-
sian embassy. The international suit case
was with them. Komura also returned,
and after a time rImors ceased TO ny.
Mr.. Witte was just out for a little pleasure
trip, he explained on his return At York
Beach his auto cast its of fore tire. The
chauffeur, leaving his load OF statesmen
stranded on a lonely roadway. walked
half a mile to telephone and sent word
to the hotel. A relief expedition was sent
out with a spare tire. Mr.. Witte was de-
lsyed an hour and half by the accident.
TRIP TO THE ISLES OF SHOALS.
The Isles OF Shoals we're notified by wire
that they were likely to be visited by the
ENJOYS in the course Of the day and Star
Island, NJ H., and Appledore Island Me-.
were in state Of expectancy. A little
ina ginary line drawn through the Atlantic
makes all the difference In the world be-
tween Appledore and Star For the latter
Is In New Hampshire. where sinful rum may
be had on weekdays and Sundays, and
Appledore is in Maine, and Is the driest
island that tops the seas.
Many Of the backstairs members of the
conference made tour to the Isles OF
Shoals yesterday expecting to find the
ENJOYS there. They passed right by wet
and hospitable Star and landed all I'M
conscious on dry Appledore. launching at
the hotel, members Of the party asked for
claret.
we do not sell the stuff, said the waitress.
lifting Maine prohibition hand.
THAT gentleman over there seems to have
some, said one OF the guests, pointing to an
elderly man. who sat pouring deep red
liquid into glass.
sHe brings it along said tho waitress.
sHe takes It for his stomachs sake.
The Mayfower did not make a landing.
She ran III close ashore and anchored, while
Gov. McIAne lectured on the features Of
interest. The summer people at the hotel
did not know that, and among the visitors
from shore were three Japanese correspond
ents over to observe and embody into
essays. When the three Japanese came out
on the piazza the summer people said:
'There they arel- and applauded loudly.
The dean Of the Japanese correspondents,
supposing that Il was glad hand American
tribute, removed his derby hat from the
tops OF his ears and madea low bow, whereat
the piazza cried: Speech, Baron, speech
The correspondent was modest He. de-
clined the honor. :
The attashds Of the rival legations talked
most pleasantly ofsthings a million miles
from war and peace, using English as q
common ground. Luncheon was served
LIN LEARNING ENGLISH.
Whenever Lin, Pokotiloff's Manohurian
servant, appears in the Hobbies, the negro
bellboys show their worries and Lin laughs
little Chinese laugh. The bellboy Is a
great show to Lin and Lin is q whole circus
TO the bellboys. just at present three
Of the bellboys have him in a corner OF
the piazza teaching him English Three
guests upstairs are waiting for ioewater
and paper and mail, while the head bell
boy holds up plates and coins and fingers
for Lin to name them.
Lin seems to have as many changes OF
clothes as his master. To-day he Is in an
overdress OF plum oolored silk with maroon
Jacket and rose colored bracelet.
The gallant acknowledgements Ia
keshita. is standing near BY, with his arms
over the shoulders OF two little hotel girls
ages . and 10.
He has Just given them Two JapaneSe
figures representing dogs, explaining that
every baby In Japan gete just such q iittle
dog when he is born, and here are theirs,
little late |~---'---"~-
AGED CROOK AT OLD TRICKS.