The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-09

Of hanoclappi,a az Mr.. waite and Baron
Rossn walked through tho lines Cd people,
and 10Th expressed their appreciation by
low bows In the lobby all the negro bell
boys Of the hotel were found In q double
lice ard they saluted as the Russians passed
between them.
Soon after Mr.. Witte and Baron Rosen
had passed out Of sight the autos with
Baron Komura and Mr.. Takahira appeared
at the hotel entrance. 1t pfol al ly was not
intontiora', but tho wondSn, part ic'ilarly
the younger Ones had by this time become
very much enthused and when they saw
the leading representative of the victorious
Japanese, they couldn't restrain their
feelings. They just cheered and cheered
and cried .Ennzai" and waved their hand
kerchiefs and had the best time In the world
without thought that they might be hurt
ing somebody's feelings or having serious
effect upon the relations between Russia
and the United States and there were never
two more astonished men than Baron Ko-
mura and Mr.. Takahira. II they were
pleased they didn't show 1t as they lifted
their hats to the summer girls! They
seemed anxious to get away and moved out
tended to the remaining Russians and
Japanese as they came UP to the hotel IN
carriages. ...' '''- re-
GIRLS SING PRo-JAPANEsE SONGS.
This ended the days show, but the youne
women at the Wentworth and lot OF the
young women who had come from York
Harbor and Rye Beach, and from Concord
and other places Of the type OF this hotel
had 80 much surplus enthusiasm left, that
they were bound to find means OF venting
1t. They found it. One Of those from Rye
Beach had composed some songs and brief
rehearsal in the palmroom preceded
public rendition in the lobby. They were
pro-Japanese songs, and the girls sang them
with all the vim and energy they could
muster. Fortunately, the Russian quarters
were too far away for anybody there to hear,
for this Is the first thing they sang, to the
air Of -Tammany':
japanese. japanese, swear the Russians and
Dewltte, youll give Up Port Arthur nit.
Japanese. Japanese. Russian Russian quit your
fussin' Japanese.
The girls cheered themselves when they
got through. BY this time the lobby was
crowded. Then they thought they would
try another, and did 80 with great SUCCESS.
It went to the tune Of How Would You
Like to Spoon With Me?" and here it is:
How'd you like to nehl with me. how'd you like
TO night with met.
How'd you like the way we sunk your cruisers,
Rojestvensky looked like forty boosers, "a
How'd you like the way we shoot?
Made tho Russians turn and scoot
How'd you like the way we crossed the Ya1u'
How'd you like 10 night with mel"
BY this time crowd Of anxious mothers
and surprised fathers with regard for
International etiquette, swooped down on
the singers and stopped the concert.
ENJOYS DINE IN PUBLIC ROOM.
The regular summer guests and the
corps Of correspondents at the Wentworth
had supposed that the ENJOYS would dine
in their suites. A thrill ran through the
dining room, therefore. when the main
door opened and the whole Japanese corpe,
headed by Takahira and Komura, walked
In and took seats at long table at one side
OF the room. Every one rubbered quietly
and politely. The Japanese were in morn
ing dress, only one OF the delegation wear
ing dinner coat.
The Japanese we're down to dessert when
the Russians entered, headed by the gigan-
tic Witte. Their seats were at the end Of
the dinin & room furthest from the doors,
so that they had to pass the Japanese
Neither side made any sign Of recognition.
The Russians had all dressed for dinner.
The talk at their table was animated. On
the Japanese end OF the line few words
we're exchanged. After dinner the Japa-
nese went at once to their suite, and even
the pleasant Mr. Sato refused to talk about
anything.
The Russians we're about the corridors
after dinner. Baron Rosen and Prof
Martens had game Of billiards and Witte
looked on. He sat in the billiard room
for some time, talking in French with
chance acquaintances.
1t Ia possible that the ENJOYS will dine
in public until the end OF the conference.
That is the present working arrangement.
It was said on behalf of the management
last night that they stand ready to furnish
private accommodations any time that
the ENJOYS ask for them. but the public
plan seems to satisfy them just now.
The hotel is buzzing tonight with inter-
national plots and counter plots. 1t Is a
curionsly mixed company. First there
are the summer guests, who came before
Portsmouth got it's chance to be famous.
There are correspondents without number
from every corner Of the globe, magazine
special writer's, magazine editors and just
plain rubbenecks who got in ahead OF the
rush. The men we're too busy talking
peace and plots tonight to pay any at
tention to the hotel summer girls. The
women sat in solid bank in the main lobby,
watched the black coats drift past the
clerks desk and picked out the celebrities
as they passed. The officers OF the New
Hampshire National Guard came up in
their full dress uniforms. There were even
few naval officers up from the escort feet.
KILLED WOMAN WHO SCOLDED.
Morrin Then Tried to Shoot Him eff, hut