The Washington times., 1905-07-08
Overcome by Heat Dur
ing Taft's Speech,
She Receivers.
SECRETARY RAPS COOLIES
Party Will See Japan and
Visit Mikadc-- Return
September 4.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July s-Miss
Alice Roosevelt suffered so greatly from
the heat during the address of Secretary
Taft at the University of California
meeting yesterday that she left the
place early
This gave rise to alarming rumors
that she had received sunstroke
Miss Roosevelt had so far recovered
III the evening. however. that she was
aEle TO attend reception given for the
Taf. party.
Secretary Taft in his address explained
his views on Chinese exclusion at consid-
cradle length.
Keep out the coolies-let in the mer-
chants, and students he said, in effect
declaring that, by thus doing, this coun-
ty would not hurt itself and also would
refrain from offending the empire OF
China
He also spoke Of the necessity of edu-
ca lion in the Philippines.
Congressmen Payne and Grosyenor
spoke briefly.
Miss Roosevelt declares she will be
a bic to go on with the program as laid
out for the departure of the Taft party
for the Philippines.
First Stop at Hawaii.
Inc nrSI stop Oh secretary TAFT s party
after leaving San Francisco VIII be at
! Hawaii. Six days is about the average
| of the run from the Golden Gate to
Honolulu harbor.
The party will spend a day in port
| They will take carriages and visit the
| famous Nuuanu Pail and kapiolani
park. officials of the island will enter
tain the distinguished visitors
| DeY,a rfinsr from HonoI,I,, the st ga n, 81.
Manchuria will make for Japan and
on July 26 the party is expected to reach
Yokohama.
In Japan one of the most interesting
incidents of the trip will take place.
Japan has officially invited Secretary
Taft to be the guest of the nation. In
accordance with program already ar
ranged, he will be met at the gateway
| of the island and Will be escorted TO
| Tokyo by train along with other mem
bers of the party.
| Secretary "at-4 and series of enter
| tainrlents ~ S been arranged. Meanwhile
the stea yer Manchuria viii steam
| around Japan and Tart and his party
| Will be ready to board the vessel again
| "a Nagasaki.
| On to Philippines.
From this point the journey will be re
sumed to the Philippines. In the Philip
pines all the principal islands will be
to make a thorough study of the condi-
tions in the archipelago, and the Iegis-
| lftors with him will welcome this op.
| pcrtunity TO get in touch with Philip
pine conditions.
| The party will be entertained in Manila
and in other of the pricipal cities. They
| will start home on September !.
| The members of the party are Secre.
tary Taft. Senator and Mrs Fred T
Dubois, Blackfoot. Idaho: Senator Muir
ply j. Foster. New Orleans. La: Sena
tor Chester l. Long. Medicine Lodge
Kans.; Senator and Mrs. Francis G
Newiands. Reno. Nev:: Senator Thorna
Mrs. Nathan b. Scott. Wheeling, w
Va: Senator Francis f. Warren, Chey
enne, Wyo,; Representative Bourk'
Henry A Cooper Racine. Wis: Repre-
sentative Charles Curtis. Topeka. Kans.
Representative and Mrs. DeArmond
Butler. Mo-; Representative George Ed
mund Foss; Chicago. H.; Rep-esentativ
, Newton Gilbert, Fort Wayne, Ind; Rep
resentative F. II. Gillett, Springfield
Mass; Representative and Mrs c. "a
' tive and Mrs William P. Hepburn
Clarinda. Iowa Representative AM
Rrs E. tive + HUI Norwaik on Gonn
Mrs William A. Jones, Warsaw, Va
: Representative Nicholas Longwortf
Cincinnati. Ohio: Representative an
Mrs George A Loud, Au Sable, Mich
Representative William B. McKinle,
Champaign. Ill; Representative Thee
i dCre Often, Milwaukee, Wis; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Herbert Parson:
New York city, n Y; Representativ
and Mrs NJ E. Driscoll. Syracuse. \
Y; Representative and Mrs. Serene F
Payne Ausnan sana n Nj, " RepTssgntaeIy
ative Swager Sheriey, Louisville, KY
Representative and Mrs George "
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, Miss Mabel Boardman. Washington
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