The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
AN OFF DAY ATPORTSMOUYR,
SUMNER. GIRLS kEEPsBUSY WITH
, THE DIG GUNS GONE.
Roson on to Meet tho President and witte
-: Goes to Magnolia. Mass.-- Conquest OF
'" NJ. Baron on inc Motel P1azza-Guests
Fan Back Into the Summer Frivoiity'

? Goes to Magnolia, Mas -COnquest OF
10 NJ. BarosT on inc Motel Ptazza-Guests
- Fan Back Into the Summer Frivolity.
PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., Aug. ls.-This has
been an OF day with the peacenakers.
1t IL up to st. Petersburg, Toxic and Oyster
Bay now The Official members nave
rested from their labors and tho unofhciai
have, let themselves be gay. Rosen has
gone to Oyster Bay to see President Hooee-
welt. Mr.. Witte has gone to Magnolia TO
keep his engagement with Baroness
Rosen, which the Baron was obliged to
decline. owing TO the appearances or fresi-
dent Roosevelt az a factor. Komura mas
been of driving all day. OF the -four ENJOYS
only the silent, exact, smileless Takahira
Is about the hotel and he keeps to his room
Even the Russian attaches have gone on
a shopping trip to Boston. .......,.
1t is a cool day Since the mosquitoes
left us, most OF these August days nave
been cool about the Wentworth. This Is
surely up by the Canadian border. Inc
Japanese we're TO have gone to York Beach
to-day, making the trip By launches. SEQ,
rotary PIERCE had the launches ready ana
the invitation had been accepted. but
something went wrong Something seems
always 70 20 wrong when the Japanese
accept an invitation. Last Sunday morn
inc. for example, they had said that they
. would bio charmed to attend Christ Church
In Portsmouth Somehow, they didn't
arrive It was given out that the autonno-
biles had failed to arrive on time. They
would be enraptued, however, to be at
Christ Church In tho evening. At the
Ak 1foffNH Ollt91Q6
the door the whole evening long to welcome
the 10 pansse. No japanese. Two OF them
had to,en way TO the Christian Chilrch az
Klttery Point, and the rcst were at nome
Something Of the kind happened IN con-
necton with the York harbor trip. Men
OF Ok pcrienco cay that 1t reminds them OF
rrhe-rfre wtrcn- the correspondents were
waiting in Toxic to get to Manohuria. Inc
ia ponese were always on tho point OF SEND
| ing. thcrnt hut the Unforeseen ACCIDENT
always arrived. Europeans have not
learned vet that Japanese mo- is framed
usually in courteous and smiling yes.
Secretary Peirce hasn't learned that, for
one. II. had charge Of the York beach
trip. When the Japanese did not appear
at the launch landing he posted to the hotel
He found the Ministers working In their
rooms. Adachi was with them. Ojiai was
smoking in the lobby. Hanahira and
Takeshita were in the palm room. and Sato
was watching the Switchboard tourna-
ment Mr.. Peirce called Mr.. Sato aside.
There was a. pantomime OF rapid, straight
| Anglo Saxon gestures and dignihed Oriental
bows Suddenly there floated out this re-
mark by Secretary Peirce:.
MIR. sato. perhaps you don't understand
who ann"
Il understand perfectly, Mr.. Peirce.
perfectly," said Mr.. Sato. bowling himself
away. ..... o..
Anyhow, the Japs didn't CO.
Baron Roeen sneaked away at o'clock
in the morning, long before any one was up
about the hotel. except the belp, Mr..
Witte got a loss train from Portsmout b
/ for Magnolia. The big Russian is con-
ventiona in his ideas about transporta-
ton. He positively hates the water. and
prefers train to an automobile every
time. 49,
When Baron Roeen had to give up the
Magnolia automobile. trip, Mr.. Witte elected
to 20 by train. Here, also, there was
hitch. II was found on the train that the
chair car was full and that no places had been
reserved either for Mr.. Witte or for the
Secret Service men who accompanied him
He had to make shift with seat In the
smoking compartment while the conductor
to whom he had been entrusted. tried tc
carve ont a vacant seat for him. MT
' Whites temper r. a little short He was
not pleased, and showed It.
In the afternoon Baron komura, Mr.
benson the American legal adviser OF
the Jaranese. and Mr.. Sato drove out in 6
brouqham offered them by Miss Richards o.
Bostou one Of the cottagers here. Mos
of the Russian attaches went to Boston
to buy some things which the stores o
good old Portsmouth do not afford.
Baroff is about the only One left In tn
hotel this afternoon. He has been booker
and landed by summer girl in bright blue
!, to whom he is talking fluent French on tn
piazza. Baroff has never fallen before
20 this il something of conquest. especiall
, Az he is to-day the only celebrity in tn
puddle.
Relieved Of political tension, the Went
, worth has fallen back into its former stat
OF gay summer frivolity. The semi final
! of the tennis tournament are being ,playe
on the tennis court just under the bac
. yeranda. All, day long automobiles hav
! been ;iischareing women all In white, eve
=. TO their shoes and gloves. at the fror
, entrance Of the peace palace.
!, At one time, this afternoon there wer
! twenty-one autos stacked up In our fror
ward. The visitors have hung over the ra
Of the back veranda all day, watchin
slim young men in white ducks smash an
serve. ...,.
are Of onvalking trips about the country.
= Not Of the Japanese have initiated then
3 They walk with a, sturdy little stride waie
r covers q tremendous stretch of grour
;. Id an hour and goes to explain the hankir
= movements in Manchuria. e..
!. Further explanation was furnished tn
: afternoon when Takeshita and Hanahil
went in swimming. In his CLOTHES, TAX
4 ! shita is Just graceful little man VII
9 straight, military shoulders. T. Hanahira
o they call him Honey in Wsshin gton-al
pears to be q pretty slender. almost girlil
sort Of boy. But in their bathing sui
they, both show fine, muscular shoulder
'' arms OF tremendous power and legs In whit
: the little whipoords Of muscle move al
l. twinkle every time they step.
= Takeshita has wsd Of muscle a. big
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