Evening journal., 1905-08-30
THE WORLDS NEWS



Miss Mary Bowie Franklin, Of San
Antonio, Tex. niece Of Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott schley. was married at
West Point to Second Lieutenant Le-
roy Bartlett. L. S. A.
Four Philadelphians on the yacht
Bonita were rescued by coast guards
az Atlantic Cit after a night Of peril
in which their craft had been carried
far out TO sea in a gale.
PENNSYLVANIA
Five hundred residents of Delaware
County met at Chester and completed
county convention, 10 be held In
Media next Tuesday.
FOREIGN
Prince Chin gave farewell BAN
quet at Peldn to commission
which will tour the world and study
governments in pursuance Of the in
tention Of the Empress Dowager to
establish a parliament twelve years
hence.
J. S. and II. G. Phillips. sons OF
Henry Phillips. were acquitted of
crime at Edinburgh for shooting
three fishermen on Lord Lovat's es-
tate.
The nterparliamentary Congress
referred the American proposition
for the establishment Of permanent
international parliament to commit
tee OF specialists. with instructions TO
report IN three months.
Chang CHEN. ordered by the Chi
nese Government to take steps to-
ward settling the boycott against
American goods. announced perma-
nent plan for carrying on the fight.
PEACE
Surprise was shown by French d.
plomats at the Japanese surrender on
the question Of indemnity but this
sacrifice was commended in Paris.
Government officials al washington
believe that China VIII ultimately
pay the bills for the war, and It Is
limited that there Is gentleman's
understanding for the division of in
nuence In Manohuria.
Berlin attributes the achievement
OF peace to President Roosevelt, and
regards him as the first figure IN In
ternational craftsmanship.
Sir Eric harrington. representirt.
the British Foreign ONCE. expressed
establishment at the receipt OF peace
news. Announcement was made of
the release OF the Anglo-Japanese
treaty.
Toxic newspapers were yesterday
Unanimous IN condemning concessions
and the Nichi Nichi expressed the
opinion that "a rupture Is preferable
TO a patchwork peace"
"That is nne-splendid!" was the
Presidents exclamation when he
learned the decision OF the peace con-
ference by telephone The President
had not expected the news and was
prepared to appeal to Kaiser wilhelm
to have him use his influence with the
Car as last appeal In his undertake
ing 20 bring the warning Powers to
terms.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The strike of union printers IN Chi
cago grew and union officials are to
call out men in Chicago Typothetae
onices.
The rifle team repres-Sbsng New
York's National Guard lea the Sea
'Glrt team rife match at the end of
the first days shooting.
Details OF the Equitable Life As
surance Society's loans are being pre-
pared for the legislative investigating
committee. Senator Depew was ex-
pected to resign at today's meeting OF
the directors
The American China Improvement
Company. as the result OF J. Pierpont
Morgans conference with President
Roosevelt. ratified the sale Of the
Hankow Canton Railway and con-
cessions to the Chinese Government
for s6.750.00O.
Four diamond importers OF New
York are searching for Robert Cas-
tleberg. Jr.. son OF Jacob Castleberg-
to whom they had intrusted $4,000
IN diamonds. His whereabouts since
since July 81 were unknown.
The bayous near New Orleans were
found to be laden with yellow fever
and want and suffering prevails among
the fishermen. Conditions in the city
were improved.