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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
TWO HIDSHIPMEK SUCeUN8
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the 0ue1fuz q the %Aval Aea1srnE ard
vet within that tire Ezo u1ilsa pEsssz
have broken d0EB frgEa Ez-1 EaEsl-
ca ard mental worx- 1zL -11zs se-
ing little hope ~ theIr rszsinlu< zlse1r
normal eu-IEtfgn daring ere e1xrsn4
term their resignall7Es Save eeeE ear
ed for by Seereg1rv Wezeas-
TIE nllslsaipErsn ars T. - Aus e.
second elzss- - Ia grgssE. &ls-- = -
wzs nCu1nazed 1v Essprs~enzz@a So
F.seb. and r j. >exEem- fbir1 ela~s.
~ the TbirrseDsb New Torz CanGzss-
sf0nzi district wh0 s4s Boma1a2s.1
by Representative Dwi<at- lass -
Bow zr his 5ome s1Isrl1E frana ser
FOEs prOszrA1Iou-
AEus1Ier seg1D e. give waE 1n42 2
the strsn8ous athletic prggrzr1 @f tAe
academy wftnin two weeAs 4z1 wa
sent horrs sn siex lszEs- fli- r1Es1-
efzu has reported thaE ever 81 80 -
able % rs-entsr the Ae4.leunF a1-eln
tFse eurrenE year Be eaul1 z9r neA4 ap
under the w0rx- ~e1t9n crD.e eawm
abcnt ten day ago AID a li<e rerort
on bis ease has tee1 Tz1e bT t1s 81
aiming physician Eae3 a11z.1esl
last yszr-s tern vita ssn1s 1I1esl 81
owing 70 falling ~treBgth-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
TIE CITY ELECTRIC LINE
Crowds See Tracks zzd Believe II
IS 20 Be

er0wds 0f eitiLgus nr4 ui-llwrs ar
tgaily saw for thez1selres ves.s Esl.zE
that there - - be sneh lhinz ~ an
electric railway IN AHuapulfs- NaeE
visited the eoTner - klnG esearze
street ami college Asenue t1r1u-lsallat
fbe day and saw thai that EerE - au
progress and there IS fair rruspee4 ef
a city electric E2ilWaT-
SEEING Is believing said a1e eta
man. With his baBds im bis ree<sls.
a. be stood gazing - wanaier a1 aae
newly laid fr4e<-
We'll. uno'd a-tnouxer IT, De- euu-
tinued. II never Wouid have believed
if badn-t sen &c vita nsy eva sse--
The company has been obliged 60
employ q w4tcbwan O. guArsA E1e
tracks night ard day IN or.ler t. &eeR
tire opposition party and rn1G A4s
been termed the -7old fC-zies azst
ssloss1lesr frou lakinz ap the lz2es
alth0ugb the seetigzs axe saat Co.
weigh aluosx = ton-
The efxsfsnre 0f TIRE rad Is rev
ney0nd = doubt. and ifs rgDrlez1on
seems t. BE- tbe oDlV Iu1zlni-s 1az1g
about it- Prsparzfien for tte aeEz
81 laying tTarks % West slrseE was
beZuu this mOruilg-
The seeEe 81 the new 1rae&s w&s a
centre ~ attraction Tor gl1 and yusza-s.
citizens AM sfrauGszs ali d4E Ess1sE-
day ard maDy were TIRE eg2E~als
fearI-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
10 Good ciiiIsu should NegIect 10 Vote.

Tomorrow sill be- election day. The
polls IN the city viii open from =.
n % s p. u- Every voter, putting
al excuses aside, should 20 - the
polls AMI vote. ft will cost but a
small effort and bus little time 70
perform this service to the state. and
no good citizen viii O15it a.
The iaw require employers to al
low their employees q sufficient time
g. vote. The election Of Governor.
Comptroller. members 81 The General
Assembly and 90 either officials j. too
important = matter 70 neglect. No
man who calls himself q Democrat
should omit - vote against KepubIi-
ear ruie in this state
Is tha ballot o. long this year,
every Democrat should study care
fully the sample ballot which j. sent
ta him 80 that he may know how 10
mark the ballot which IS given o. iIim
s ben De goes into tle booth. ~ there
Is amy duuhf IN your minds ask s0Eue
Democrat who knows 10 20 over IL
carefully with you before you enter
che polls.
No good Democrat should omit TO
sustain the plan Of nominating >eua-
tors by the people. and the way 10
sustair the plan j. 10 6rst vote tbe
ticket and then vote ~
the senatorial primaries ~ a separate
polling place and with a separste
saliot-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
HATEDMSTEADYDDHNPlUR
VIRCTsIAHs SPRUNG A SUR
PRISE
Nzsy 04y Hms ~ SceSe " Sfo o n
Saturdays Gzme-hzmbsch Hz6e
fae Oufv Tesch6eun

- eg4sse, - s. zesesziIV kest sbzs
Ize GsS8s5sr,sreE eDgI1 hzee w01
zxzinsf ske e3ege1 - the CnGgeEsltv
- West EfrziDfz - = 6Igger score
Than 9 - On Saturday 5z1 the
zrogn1s nj bseD Ees zn1 EsuSdy.
hzEspersDZ the team - tssslg Tsnafnz
an4 ferEzr1 passing plays. bgg there
8. 10 dogse to&t fse visitors surprised
eyerEyons ~ fhesE strOnz game
Inea IS Dsgst - EeE1erg DeEsf that 10Th
elegers Played o1 the sz1se 1rO1nd zrsd
bad tfss same conditions 70 c0nlend
with 20 dOo5t tfe WeSt Tlsgfnfans
are tsllSng tbefE e0r1rzsies ''xe would
have heztsn those nfdsbfgnlen ssre 81
iE badn't BEEN Tor tire rain ard Ea8d. =
The game Tas played in = steady
d0Enp0ar thai every nov and then de-
yeIOped Into = binding storm, Never
Iheiess. the play weat on and = con
sideFably large audience, IncIgd5ng
not few women, stuck the game out.
The Navy scored one touchdown
and kicked the resulting goal. This
was - the first balf and there vas no
scoring IN the second period,
4 feature q tbs game was the wsV
both sides got ~ the way Of their ~.
p0Dent's forward passes and spOllfJ
the play. This happened nearly ever
time either the midsbiDmeB 81 tne
visitors attempted the play. 80
dOubg Tie vet ball and consequently
thu sI0w passing had something 70 do
with this, bot the keenness ~ Captain
Douglas, 81 the Navy team, and shell
ton, West Nlrginia's quarterback, had
more to do with IL. Towards the lat
ter part - the GrsE half, Shelton, vino
a a
got iB the way Of toward pass ard
ran 80 yards, passing every Navy play
er bat J.aDge. TwiG Douglas perform
ed similar feat afT1 made good gains
for Navy.
4 great deal Of interest centered iB
the two new men which the Navy
tried in the backGeId. Hambcsh was
AZ fuIfback and Burg At right half
back. Both played good games and
Ilambscb made the only touchdown.
However. on account of The untoward
conditions, no fair test of their play
ing could be had. During tie game
NagrudeT and Mccormick were both
tried Al full, the latter being a subsfi-
tnfe end ~ last year. The Navy did
most 81 It's gaining on the play which
proved 50 successful against Lafayette,
q long Tun around end from Kfck
formation. either Douglass or Lange
carrying the ball.
Both teams handled the bali remark
ably we'll considering It's slippery
condition. The Navy did much better
work iB running it back, however.
Several times the ball slipped away
from LBge. but he always recovered
81 and several times ran the ball
back brilliantly u0tw itstaudfux the
sl0~Hess Of his geton. Mach interest
was taken in the playing 81 Lee
Hutchinson, formerly = ~. Johns
player. and bis brother, who played
tine ends Tor West Virginia. They put
up good games.
The Lineup was:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

louisville Ny. Nov. f--~fso -
lhe polls wfth y0ur poekets fol- -
stones AMI with forty in y0gr
eaeis- This statement, atfribused
t. a rtudEdale. prouisss exestI1Z
fImcs in keuturky tomorrow. when
tbe eie.t0rs 81 tbe Bias Grass state
viii e5o0se governor and other
state offers and members 81 both
HFanrnFs ~ the fseneraf Assembly,
who fn turn will eieet United states
Senator Both parties have e4rried
ou hard ard vigorous eampaiZns II
- hien many men - national fame
Have participated The Democratic
goFse-. headed By = ". Iiager, ~
Boyd county ar confident ~ victory,
while the Republicans. with Angus
tus r.. Wilson. of JeIers0o county,
a. the standard -bearsr. are apparently
asGually rertain of sueeess. G0vern0r
81 g w. Beekham IS tbe nominee ~
the Democrats for United State seBz-
for The RepublieaIs. II they should
capture the legislature. which - ex-
eeedingiv daubtfui, w08ld probably
award the senatorial t0ga - former
ts0veFu0r W. o. Bradley. In addition
to the two dominant parties, three
others have PLACED guberDatOriai tick
ef- In the Geld. The Socialist nOmi-
PEE is claude Andrews. II Bellevue.
aud ths Socialist Labor ticket IS head
e.l bv - IL. Arnold. ~ Louisville.
The Prubibifionists have nominated
g. T. Pickett, II Jesamine county.
tor the eaveruor-hip-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

It is understood in financial circles
that SIR Paul Armstrong the play
wright. nos residing at Acton Manor,
this city. has purchased Belmont,
tht old c0iouial estate near Day Ridge
1t Is Known negotiations for the puT-
chase of ..I}eimont' by Mr. Armstrong
have been iu -prOgress for some little
time. ard ft Is nov given out that the
deal has been closed between be-
tween 1fr. Armstrong and 3lessrs. Dan
ieg r. Randall and ~heiimam T.
Brown. the owners TIE purchase
uriee n said a. have been approx
natelv SO. eco
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
Pesumed Her Classes

Miss Margaret Walton. daughter 81
Medical Director r. q. Walton, q. :
~ who has been spending fbe month
" October ~ Baltimore. where she
has been substituting AZ the Peabody
Conservatory Of Music Tor Prof. Eman-
uel Wad, who has been abroad. has re-
turned home ard has resumed her An
DapOIis classes IN music.
Miss Walton - not only q musician
Of distinction, but a composer IS
we'll. She graduated with honor from
the Peabody GOBsery afOry an1 won
distinction ia l1er work, seldom OBJ
tanned by students u that famous
school Of music.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

The fn1srzI - llr- JEAN Pa1l gone~-
Who died suddenIy Ih1rslsE ar
Buffalo. X y - raEzlysis- s1o<
place Saturday froz2 slIs 1cuse ef
bf. sisters the 3Ifses Jozes. Yes ear-
averEe- Czt0n-riiJe- BaItiEore eogz-
y.
Services we're ecndEeted - EeE-
John X E1Ezr1s- pastor - ~ E4-e1--
vile Heanod5zx E.pi-enp1l 9h1xela- as-
SISTED by Rev joan T. W44@1- pa@1arr
81 NzrvIznd Averus 81 = t1urss-
tIsf- city. hxother-fn-Iz1 of 3Ir- IeEes-
The rzIIbearsrs we're Nessrs- <s1z1el
-. Owezz- IL Cay >atez- go1u Per
exor. kJobn W4r-on- r. JaAn B<T4ul
and WIIIfan A. E8Iers- Duri4z was
II I.Oud0u Para fewez@rE- TIE L.
eezzs1 wzs . brot1sr - Mrs- VASE.
wife u TIE Rev J1kB l. Waz-b- -.
city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
Rammsge Sale Toaight

The TuTnmags sale viii take place
tonight az 40 IN the house adjOi1ing
tie Mission Chapel, Prince ee0rge
street. Don't miss IT, There are
many things that can be bought al =
Tummage sale for = mere song that
are really worth while.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

Do as others are doing today all over
MARYLAND. Show your independence
" POLITICAL BOSSES and RING
RULE and vote for the REPUBLI
CAN CANDIDATES.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

The Republican Party offers you
upright men for the State and Local
Offices, and its PLATFORM PROM
ISES REFORM OF ExISTIE g
ABUSES.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04
The line o. was:

Referee, Mr. Melvin, OF 1t. Johns
college. Umpire, s1r. Woodruff, oT
Yale. Chief LinesmaB, Nidsbipman
PieTs0I. Assistant IiDesmen, SIR. Bni-
lard. Of University Of West Virginia
and Midshipman Robertson. Touch
down. Hambscb. Goal from touch
down, LaBge. Time Of halves, %
minutes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

s % che Polls with you and
Ticket from il. THE Law
tERMTTs THIS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-04

The Naval Academy Is looking for
ward to the games on Saturday next
with SwaTtbnOre, and that On the fol-
lowing Saturday with Pennsylvania
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19

that within the next two or three years
Los Angeles will have the finest water
in the world and that there will be an
abundant supply for the next ten years
to come. BY that time the Owens river
project should be established and the
water question Of Los Angeles settled
forever"
Reports from the rangers on Mount
San Antonio (Old Baldy) and on North
Baldy yesterday were to the effect that
the canyons, ravines and trails were so
filled and covered with snow that snow
would probably remain in many places
in the mountains throughout the entire
summer.
Reports from Mount Lowe showed u
depth of snow of several feet. The Will
son trail has been almost impassable
for days and men have been working
day and night to re-establish the line of
communication between the base of the
mountain and Martins camp at the top.
A burro slipped over the trail Thursday
night and was killed in the Little Santa
Anita canyon, 1000 feet below. No other
accidents have been reported, but
mountain climbers have been warned
from the trail because of the many
snowslides and dirtslides sweeping
across the trails from the higher coun-
try.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
SEND FIFTY MEN
TO NEW OUTFALL
City's Forces on Big Sewer Are Being
Rapidly Increased and Quick
Progress Is Being
Made

Three separate crews are now work.
ing in three shifts at the outfall sewer
and Engineer Homer Hamlin is demon
strating that the big sewer can be
constructed on the original lines, de-
spite the assertion to the contrary of
Contractors Stansbury & Powell, who
defaulted on the contract.
AS fast as new men can be secured
they are rushed to the work and from
present indications the sewer will be
finished by the end of the year. A
squad of fifty went to the scene a
few days ago by order of the civil
service commission.
In less than two months under the
city engineers direction 1000 feet of
the work have been constructed. The
gangs are driving drifts which will in
time be connected. In order to keep
the water from rushing in on the sec
tions through the water bearing lands
pumps are kept in operation all the
time About twenty shafts will be
sunk to complete section 8,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
INTERPRETATIONS

Interstate Mining & Reduction COM
pany. Directors: Frank j. Schmitz.
Joseph Melczer, M. A. Baird, E. A.
Mas, j. j. Wilson, ]. NJ. Staggers. c..
w. Howe. Capital stock $1,000,000, of
which 81 has been subscribed.
Fraternal Hospital association. Di-
rectors: George w. Turner, j. M. Mum
derhout, r. B. Lloyd Capital stock
$4,000, of which SO has been subscribed.
Mills-Price Garbage Machine compa-
ny. Directors: H. H. Mills, w. Russell
Price, Fred l.. Emerson, w. e. DON
aghoe, w. D. Emerson. Capital stock,
$5Q0O0, of which $500 has been sub
scribed.
Pacific Coast Soda company. Direct
ors: l.. ]. Good, C. l.. Heskett, o. q.
Heskett Charles P. White, e. III.
Hefler. Capital stock $1000,000, of which
S25 has been subscribed.
Creedmoor Land & Water company.
Directors: F. w. Pitcher, NJ r. Rice.
j. M. Larraide. E. c. Wood, c. I.
Parker. Capital stock 100000, of which
$4,000 has been subscribed.
Promoting Developing Quartz COM
pany Directors: Byron II. Cook, e.
II. Meuschke, M. II. Smith. Capital
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
WOMEN PLEAD
FOR APPOINTMENT.
WANT ONE OF SEX TO REMAIN
AS BACTERIOL0GIST
Three Fair Practitioners Ask Mayor
Harper to Name DR.. Eleanor Sey-
mour If Dr.. Ethel Leonard
Is Displaced

Three women doctors called on Mayor
Harper yesterday to urge the appoint
ment of one of their number to the
position of city bacteriologist in case u
change was made in the office when the
board of health meets next week.
DR.. Ethel Leonard is the incumbent
and has been an active worker during
DR.. Powers administration. The posi-
ton pays $3.50 monthly.
The delegation called in the interest
of DR.. Eleanor b. Seymour, but made it
plain that it was not an effort to dis
place DR.. Leonard-merely to offer u
substitute If for any reason the admin
istration wished to make a change.
The visitors included Drs. E. M. Well
more, Caroline McQuiston and Caroline
Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
ROBBERS STEAL FROM TWO
LODGING HOUSE INMATES

F. Sergeant, a lodger at the Reed
house, notified the police yesterday
that his room had been broken into
some time early yesterday morning
and two suits of clothes a suit case
filled with tools and several other ar
ticles Of wearing apparel stolen, Wal
ter Capps, another lodger in the same
house, reported that a room worker
had stolen from him an alarm clock,
a suit case and one-half dozen aprons.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
DR.. QUINT WILL BE CHOSEN
One Surgeon and Three Assistants to
Be Attached to Receiving
Hospital

Semi-official Information Is that DIR.
Sumner ]. Quint will be named as
police surgeon on Monday by the city
council.
To pave the way for the appoint
ment the ordinance now existing pro-
vidlng for two police surgeons and
two assistants will be repealed and
instead one police surgeon and three
assistants will be provided for In
new ordinance.
In the meantime those who believe
they are in the race for the chief sur
geonship and the other places to be
filled are quietly working through their
friends to get the coveted position.
Because of the excellent practice ex-
perience they afford and the stepping
stone they offer for other hospital po-
sitions there Is much energetic work
for the honor OF being named.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
CHURCHES Celebrate
REQUIEM MASSES

Two requiem masses were celebrated
yesterday in Los Angeles for the late
Archbishop Montgomery, both attended
by large congregations.
At st. Josephs church solemn mass
was celebrated by Rev. Raphael Fuhr
o. r. M. the pastor, assisted by Revs
Lunney and SEVERN.
Rev. Joseph Barron celebrated high
mass at st. Mary's church and deliv-
ererd the eulogy,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
took s2oOO of which $500 has been sub

stock $4,000, of which $500 has been sub
Scribed.
First New Testament Church of Los
Angeles. Directors: C. ]. Bickford, c..
j, Boulden, C. e. Dawson, A. V. Wal
berg, R. G. Haskell. S. K. Merrill, John
f. Wilson.
Eureka State Bank. Directors X.
r. Ruth, e. r. Yundt, A. c. Abbott
Capital stock $4,000, OF which the full
amount has been subscribed.
Rio Colorado Copper company. Di-
rectors: Robert j. Williams, Phillip
Duly, f. E. Selph, Clay Peters. Capt.
tai stock s1,0O0,O0O, of which $50 has
been subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
lndorsss Presidents Action
BY Associated Press.

By ASbOUIdNtU ITVSb.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 1S.-The
Southern Cotton association has passed
a resolution indorsing the presidents
action in discharging the negro troops
at BroWnsYille.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
THE CITY

Strangers are Invited to visit the exhibit
Of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building on Broadway, be-
tween First and Second streets, where
free information will be given on all sub
iects pertaining TO this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19

The Herald will pay 40 in cash to any
the arrest and conviction OF any person
eought stealing copies of The Herald
from the premises OF our patrons
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Clara Shortridge Foltz. attorney.
General practice all courts. Merchants
Trust building, Second and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19

Homeless children received and
placed in houses for adoption. Apply
Rev o. v, Rice Superintendent Chill
dren's Home society SS4 bradbury
building. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19

Everything you want you will find In
the classified page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
Assures Plenty Of Water

when the mountain fres of the past
summer cleared out acres OF brush from
the watersheds 1t was thought a
water famine might result in the water
line. AS It is now, however, l believe
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
Miners Tunnel Through Snow

"The miners have been able to get
along by tunneling through the snow
and working from one cabin to another,
but the drifts are piled high and the
thousands of small canyons and ravines
of Mount San Antonio and its neighbors
are filled with the whlteness.
zone of the peculiar features of the
SnoWstorm In the mountains has been
the scurrying of game from the foot
hills. Near the foot of the divide there
Is a stretch of ground covered with
cherry bushes, a scrublike formation
about eight feet high. Black and brown
bears have often spent the winter in
that scrub before, but with the begin
ming of the storm in the mountains they
came down in pairs to the scrub and
the snow has packed them in fifteen
feet deep.
"At present there is little fear of any
disaster, but If warm rain should turn
loose on the mountains at this time OF
a month hence there would be a great
danger to ranchers and people living In
the foothills, and the San Gabriel river
would become a flood"
II have lived in this county, and par
ticularly near the Antelope valley, for
the past thirty years" said Chairman
Patterson of the board of supervisors
yesterday, "and never before have |
known OF such a great snowfall. The
mountains are more beautiful now than
have ever seen them. 1t is a sight
worth coming hundreds of miles to see.
AaSuraa Plentv of Watar
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-19
Sells Lot to Syndicate

The lot on the northeast corner of Hill
and seventeenth streets, 1O2x13O feet,
improved with two dwellings,, has been
sold for $65,000 by Eliza O. Allen to n
syndicate of investors, through Otto
Void and w. A. Roberts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-23
III. AKAGI
sHIRTMAKER.

Shirts made with materie, furnishe'
t1.OO, $3.50 $500, $3.50. When Gus
toner furnishes material Soc and 75c.
Eva side Nuuanu st. near Beretania
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-23
BoRAH FoLLoWs HAYWOOD.

BOISE CITY, IGaho, Sept. 2S.-The
trial of William Edgar Borah, on an
indictment charging him with compli-
city in land frauds, begins today.
Borah was elected United States SEN
ator from Idaho in the early part of
this year He was, with Hawley, the
chief counsel for the state in the prose-
cution of William d. Haywood for the
murder of Governor Steunenberg of
Idaho. which recently resulted in Hay
woods acquittal Borah was born in
Fairfield, H., in 1865, and and educated
at the University of Kansas.
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PEKING, Sept. 23.-Wu Ting Fang,
former Chinese Minister to Washing
ton, is seeking to again secure that
position. China, however, before MAX
ing the appointment is waiting to as
certain American views in regard to it,
fearing disapproval, because of some
evidence, exploited at the time, that he
was connected with the recent Chinese
boycott of American goods.
WI Ting Fang was Chinese Minister
at Washington, from 1897 to 1902. He
passed through Honolulu on his re-
turn, December 2, 1902. While in Wash
ington he was one Of the most popular
members of the diplomatic corps. He
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spoke English fuently, and made nu-
merous addresses in various parts. OF
the United States, one that attracted a
great deal of attention being an ora
ton on General Grant. 1t was report
ed that he had been offered position
in the faculty of Columbia University.
On his recall to China he was appoint
ed Minister of Commerce with Chang
Chi Tung as his colleague. He was a
protege of Ii Hung Chang.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-President
Roosevelt will leave for a four weeks
trip through the central west.
On September 20 he will take part in
the dedication of the Mckinley Mauso-
leum, at Canton, within which the
bodies of both Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
have already been placed.
He will then descend the Mississippi
river and hunt game in Louisiana.