The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-09
WANDERING C0RVAN KNOCKS
AT JIHER RASHIGUCHTS DOOR,
AND LIHEI GOES FISHING

In the Said CaFeapS Mouth end Extraets .
story af Adventure which ne Pro-
GUN Extraordinary -Corean Comes
Trsmping, Seeking the Bey. MIR. Schiller
sThs-e's q oorean at the door who wishes
to ave gooi words spoken TO him. our
'andlad 3 daughter said, pantin { as she
came up to the repoyter's room IN q hurry,
while he as reading q novel. "A man
brought i'm here 10 hnd q man who could
speak q, rsan,'
The reporter obl'gel b'mse'f TO 60 down
four flights Of stairs to the door. There
O man who 'ooked like On Italian digger OF
ditchss stood beside a young American
who looked ike a Sunday school teacher.
DO you speak Coreani' the young man
asted Of the reporter. Before the latter
had scarcely time to say 'No' the young
man sxpainad that the Corean wanted to
1nd q place to stay oyer night, I'm the
morning DR.. North, superi tentent OF
N Y. NJ. D Mission. Of $50 Fifth venue,
New York, will see tina. this man ssnt
back to Corea.'
well, how did he come beres What does
he want9 Can't he talk Englishf'
HE speaks some, but We do not under
stand him. I brought him down TO the
Japanese Mission, at II Conoord street,
Brooklyn, round the oorner but the
Japanese there do not understand coreap.
They advised me to take the man here to
4 nd somo oreana'
LET me try hat ] can make out OF his
English, "apd the reporter asked the Corean:
"Csn you speak -apansse''
sNo.r
"What is your name7 Where did you
eoma,fromf What do you vant2'
The Corean replied In an indisanot Eng
lish:
4 came from Hawaii. want to 500 MIN
ister."
.What Minister, Q qerean Mnistari'
sNo, Msthodist Minister, He wsa In
Cores, His name 10 Mr., sohulsr. DOM
know his place.
The reporter took him TO the japanese
Mission, az the Sunday School teacher told
him DR.. North will take care OF him In the
morning. At tho mission, where In an
hour or two, O fellow country man OF the
wayfarer dropped in, q story OF the remark
to 'sSS New York was Ashed out q bis mouth.
Ii viii out TO shade all the stories OF adj
venture that have 10 far been printed.
Kim Tons Hysn w be ~ t1aNm sx yo az W..
Ing two months for that.
Kim Tong Hyen isa Christian. he bad
been preaching In his WI country q lew
years ago, together with the missionary
whom be calls Mr.. Schulsr.- Three years
aso. he left his country for Hawai-; There
years. When the Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company brought three hundreds. OF Japa-
nese lahorers from Hawaii to America, Hyen
together with thiyteen Of his fellow country
men, mingled amang the Japanese lahorers.
When be came to SEATTLE, wash, the rest
e ths laherers we're shipped q ahead ga az, e him ~
Hyen q suggestion to &c, to SPOKANE, In
atown near Spokane, Hyen worked for
eleven days on the railroad, But at the
end Of thss term, his boss discharged him
Hyep did not know WHICH way, e tar9 Ct
first. But be bad net met. MT, SSaw ssv w s bIM
his address In New York, which Hyssp DID
not remember 1t, But thinking that this Mr.
Sohuler might do something tor hing, Hyen
made up bis mind to tramp to, New York. .,
He ID not have very much money and
He He" worked on lis way .Shsnsver DO could
find any, work: Ans wheR he could not, ne
ent cities which he passed. AT ops time a
minister gave him 2b oentsi at another time
y numpfr al chuICh iigihycts " y wv
to OH his II" %trayeilias expenses from thslr pock;
cts. The largest amount ofhelp he received
was 10 dollars, which he got from the mem:
bevs Of Mishawa ME-. church Of Indiana, OF
which Pr. 2. N; KsmpeT 70 ths pastor.
senger on the Laksshore Sailroad train
as far as Buffalo. He arrived in New York
On Tuesday. last week. He started from
Seattle in the latter part Of April, and COM
ginning Of May. When be reached herS.
he could not And any place to 60. He
wandered up and down the city, for six
days. Finally, he went to on OF the N. z.
churches in New York and appealed for
could not be found.
. Hyep believed that Mr.. Schiller Is going
to torea in the near future. He wanted
TO accompany the missionary to his own
native country. JIHEI HAsE1dUCHr.