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mats left two cards, one in memory of
! each of the dead.
| Ordinarily, the Chinese bow three
| times upon occasions like this, but yes
| terday the visitors had compiled With
the exigencies of the occasion II they
Bonded the knee but once.
Turning from the tablets the visitor
| grasped the outstretched hand OF Min
lister WI. and In turn the six attaches
| standing with him. There was a sue
cession OF low bows, sometimes a NUT
! tered coincidence, and then the visitor
was led again into the hallway and
| departed.
only once did Minister Wa break his
/ silence. This was when Baron Taxa
hira. the Japanese ambassador, bowed
! before each of the little tablets and then
! conversed solemnly a moment with
| Minister Wu. SO reverential did II all
seem that at times the silence was
| almost depressing. and even men VINO
were trained diplomats bore a look OF
| uncertainty as they faced the unique
and unusual Oriental ceremonies.
Tribute Sincerely Given.
| But with it all the tribute was sim
! cere one. and Minister Wa evidently APP
preciated the presence and the sym
Z
| in the presumed presence OF death. ap-I
parentIy oblivious OF the fact that the
bodies Of the mourned were 5000 miles
away.
| Vice President Fairbanks was among
! those who went through the grave cere-
mony. Others who lent their presence
and spirit 10 the odd memorial rites
/ OF the native land of Minister Wa were:
| Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce; Ambas-
/ sador JusseTand; the Austrian Ambas-
sadOr and Baroness Hengelmuileri the
| Italian ambassador. the Persian min
/ lister: Admiral Dewey; Secretary Gar
neld; Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
/ Coolidge. Assistant Secretary Of War
| Robert Shaw oliver, Ambassador Joa-
| quin Nebuco, of Brazil; Assistant Sec
Rotary Huntington Wilson; Assistant
/ Secretary and Mrs. Truman II. New
berry; Assistant Secretary AIva a.
| Adee; Minister Lagercrantz, Of Sweden.
From Far and Near.
! The Rev Richard D. Harlan: Director
John Barrett; Assistant Secretary VIII
! liam R Wheeler; Minister Quesada, OF
/ Cuba: J. SeIwin TAFT; Paul Charlton;
Manuel Freyre, of the Peruvian Iega-
/ ton; Minister Felipe Pardo, Of Peru;
| Baron F. Hermerle, secretary of the
| Austria Hungary legation.
| Justice and Mrs. Brewer. Commits
| sioner Macfarland; Captain BromweIL
/ aide 10 the President, who presented the
| cards and condolences Of the President
and Secretary Loeb.
! Baron and Baroness Preuschen Won
( Liebenstein, of the AustT1a-H Hungary |
! legation; the minister from Colombia, /
/ the minister from Honduras. Manuel
Salinas F., second secretary Chilean
l legation; Minister and Sonora Luis Me
han Lahnur. of Uruguay: Bernard de
Blanpre. naval attache, French en-
| bassy; the minister from Chile; J. Gus
tavo Guerrero. secretary Russian en-
/ bassy; Julian D. Sargent A. q. Wilk-
/ insOn, Count Won Moltke, the minister
/ from Denmark, the minister from B0-
! livia and Madame Calderon. the Baron
/ ess. Won Paumgarten; the minister from
Haiti, Gurgel DO Amaral. counselor Of
! the Brazilian embassy G. de Wanna
| KeIsch, secretary Of the Brazilian en-
bassy; +. L. ShermoRt, second secre- |
tary, Brazilian embassy.
Others Who Attended.
Forster linden. secretary Swedish /
legation; Alberto Ninfrias, first secre- !
tary legation Of Uruguay: B. kroupen- |
sky, charge d'analres Russian embassy; /
Mr.. Justice Holmes, Antonio Montero, /
second secretary Cuban legation; Miss 4
Anna Waller POrtner; Miss Marie con /
Paumgarten. Estebau Felipe Carlo. at
tache legation Of Ecuador; Julien A
PorteIa, second secretary Argentine le-
CATION; Viscount de Martel OF the
French embassy; MI. on Prittwitz ind /
Gadron. attaChe German embassy.
Capt Archibald NJ. Butt; Mrs. G. P.
Grandfeld and the Misses GTandfeld;
Mr.. and Mrs. John COwles Scofeldi |
Mrs. James Rudolph Garfield; Senior
Don Luis Pastor. charge d'ahaiTes.
Spanish legation; the Argentine Minis
ter and Madame Portela, George l.
Thurkow, attache the legation OF The /
Netherlands; Nj Fl. MoWinckel, sec
rotary Norwegian legation. ViSCOunt de .
Chambrun, secretary French embassy: /
Edward n. KOftus, first secretary 81
amese legation; Roberto CentarO, sec
rotary Italian embassy; the minister
from Salvador. Mr.. FREDERICK Mejia; the /
minister from Persia. Gen. MOrteza,
Khan, Alberto Yoacham, secretary the /
Chilean legation.
Many Diplomats Present
Ludwig L. af UggIas. attache Swedish /
legation; *. Matsui. counselor the Jap
anese embassy; Masanao Hanihara, sec
Ond secretary Japanese embassy; An
tyro Padre, secretary Cuban legation;
Minister l. Nogel the Swiss cOnfedeTa-
ton; Cesar A. Berranco, chancellor
Cuba legation; Henri Martin, secretary
Swiss legation; W. A. Royaardo. coun-
seIlOr the legation OF the Netherlands:
Count Won HatzfeIdt- WiIdenburg, first
secretary the German embassy; Signor D..
GiUliano Cora, attache Italian embassy; Il
Prince Vincent zu Windisch-Craetz. at