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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-08
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short foreword we are t,Is th., n. .,- .,
TO deal largely the notertou. soci~tv
Medmenharu Abbey on the rs.n,.. h 49,. W..,, -
and sir Francis Daahwoed- AmonE the member. were
HarBorne, n rascany voIuutu.rT On af ,ss - -. - =.
these bur1esgue Fraacscans that a nsn uust al.
Inasnuch as only women of noterteu. ch,r,r,er 80
ever named here the marriage demanded was merely a
ceremonial.
Then the hero is introduced, sir Richard Escombe
head price alleged psrticfpstien I'm
the raising of the Prescndcrs GIennnnan I'm
10 England IN tho following VII. a race at
Chester on his horse, Wild Failing in With his
nc the climax OF audacfty ezlleping
honrne Manor, where drelis hIs sweetheart, Kitty
From the courtyard Escombe catcae. n glimpse of
OF n by Lord H.rborne. which Is
stationed temporarily onHcer. left
-lone By Kite srndu.IIy reach recsje.. s,x. =, s,
fozicstion and that he put in
= lottery Whoever draws the right number must
pledge himself TO marry her At this funrture Dck
the The rioters consp1re winning
number into his unufttinE bunds and IN. p-xt om-rf
Kitty
Kitsy reproaches str Richard because Of hi. long
nd equally long silence. Dick explains
everything and produces a the king.
caPtain BedcOe uPsets ais triumph with the tale
Kitty demands a He esnnst
ten her the true story and win make denial,
meets Honor Msrwoed, a pro-
teEe Of Lord HaEbernes who Aas ruined her. she In
Kitty promised marriage
o is n street,
den, awaiting her wedding the morrow Northum-
berland hOuse. Then Dick forgetting his and
duty king, EzIleps Kitty.
he meets with spies. Larry ceckrains and
Harry Mussroves who I'm the employ of Hsrbo1ne.
They ply him with Heucr his arrival Nor
thunberlnnd house Harberne, the host pedges him
single glass, pouring druEEed wine inte Dickr cup
He makes drunken spectacle of himself before all ths
Euests Including Kitty. King George II. He
exposes Harbcrne making
drink the drugEed wine.
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CHAPTER XIII
We Go to Dinc at st. jaime.

TT old man remarked in the divertng tragedy
/ 4 Of Macbeth that falcon. towerng in her
pride Of place. vas by mousing owl hawked at
and killed Which considerable misfortune ws
take IT. is put before IN leu OF many old
saying but chiefly that which reminds that pride
goeth before fall
Now there remarkable condolences in the
STORY Richard Escombe, but remark
able of the circumstance which he owed
his social salvation upon the day from
Windsor-and the consequent fall which attended
pride OF very notable parsonage.
Consider the In all Its bearings. Here IS the
senior captain regiment who had reminded junior
impossible II IL to leave the castle and that
fulninations OF discipline loving governor.
This captain goes London; IL by the
way; is drugged by them and my lord-and then
tho poor owl that Is grassed, ths proud
falcon whom considered to be invsncble
high In the to be beyond the OF mere
mortal folk. A OF coincdence-and yet
great wonder at all when the whole truth is told.
OF course the king had sent for him. George
of soldier to have acted he dla had
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CHATTER u1-cont1nuea

T" ERGEANT. repyinand this and ths
he does - I must be IN London tonight
y Barry. I must ind old Anthony. the d,
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Would you be speaking Of Mrs Marwood' VIII
IouEhby7"
Indeed no I would tell you OF Miss Dulcinore
.s,T1s sur1rtse altogether What road she
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
SPERRYACTS AS HOST
Fleets Admiral Entertains
New Zealand Officials.
JACK EXPLORING THE CITY
sailors Go Ashore in Search of
Amusement-Act as Beaux TO Auck-
land Maids-Rifle Team of Sailors
10 Compete-Trip Planned 10 the
Islands Yellowstone Park.

Auckland, New Zealand. Aug. I.-Rea-
admiral Sperry played host to-day instead
of guest. entertaining the members OF
the legislature al luncheon on board The
American flagship Connecticut.
The occasion was marked BY the same
warmth Of feeling and feIicitous express
s;ons that have Characterized all the
functions in honor OF the American off,
GERS and sailors
While the luncheon was in progress
100 jacl.es from the feet were expl1rf-s
the town, most OF whom were un6er the
guidance OF entertainment committees.
but many preferred to go alone. Scores
Of the latter essayed the role OF beaux
70 the delight OF the Auckland uaidens-
who could not resist the lure OF the
american Uniform
Theater parties. riding in decorated
electric cars. and visit 10 Mount Eden
an extinct volcano, were q few OF the
days amuseueurS
Tomorrow q rife team OF sailors VIII
compete with the New ZeaIanders- In
order TO permit this, Thomas Thomson.
the commonwealth minister OF state. had
10 suspend the regulation preventing the
landing Of an armed foreign force
Inc officers Of the American feet start
ed early this morning on a three davs'
trip 10 R5Jurs. called the New Zealand
! 4ellowSto1e- on account Of its bo-
lakes and Seysers- R0tura- n North
Island. Is one of the great show places
4 Dig racing Programme has beeu. ar
ranged at Elle-slie this afternoon and
The sailors are planning 10 80 en- rrasse
i2T Il VIII probably be the ''spOrriesr-'
event OF the week
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FEAR TO OPPOSE HUGHES.
Republican Leaders in New York
Discuss Situation.

New York, Aug U--Nearly all the
members OF the Republican state com
raittee who are 70 meet al noon to-mor-
row al the Republican Club 10 fix the
time and place OF the Republican State
convention reached town to-day.
In al the conferences that EIr Wood
run had there was only one subject dis
cuSsec. and that was the question OF the
denomination OF Gov Hughes. There wss
not one Of the thirty or more leaders who
talked with MI Woodruff to-day bur Who
told him privately--and this statement is
made aUthOrItaCively-tha they we're Der
sonally opposed 10 the denomination Of
Gov Hughes. but that they though II
would be bad politics for them u 2. ne
out openly and say 50.
Al the meeting OF the STATE c.-.nittaa
no reference of any kind VIII b. made 10
Gov Hughes Il the programme fixed 5p
tonight IS followed out. The committee
IS 10 meet at noon. and al that is 10 he
done is TO determine upon the date Of
the state convention and the CITY in
which IL shall he held and 20 apooint
an advisory committee 10 assist Chair
man Woodruff in running the State cam
psign-
There was q good deal Of underground
talk heard Of the prospects Of the nori-
nation Of either Spea ker Wadsuorrh or
Senator Horace White. Of Syracuse. for
governor
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LABOR ORGANIZES TAFT CLUB.
Action Causes WrangIe in Muncie
UndJ Trades Council.

( Muncie- Ind. Aug 1.-THE ORGANIZATION
of the Union Labor Republican Club
whose members are pledged 10 support
the national and State Republican tick
cts. has caused a bitter war between the
union labor leaders here. and the local
papers are being deluEed with charges
and counter charges Of fraud and dis
loyalty till the trades council is nearly
rent ia Two
Harry Stout. a member Of the Tvpo-
graphical Union. organized the club with
100 members. and there are now over 800
applications on hle fc- membership. W
H McFadden. a delegate to the trades
council declares in an open letter that
the men who are organizing the club are
not bona fde laborins men. and he warns
all loyal adherents Of organized labor to
keep severely aIOof.
On the other hand. members Of the cIub
assert fealty TO the labor cause. but say
they are not TO be driven from their partv
tealty and voted like dummies by men
Who are IN the pay OF the Democratic
party and wish 10 turn the labor unions
OF the country over TO Bryan.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12

William Hayward, who succeeds Elmer
Dover as secretary Of the Republican
National Committee. and who VIII have
charge Of the campaign IN the West and
Middle West. has the distinction of being
the youngest judge and the youngest
brlsadier general in his native state.
Nebraska. and the youngest state chair
man IN the country He has been chair
man Of the Nebraska state Central Com
nittee for TWO years. but will resign 70
give his fun tine 70 his new duties.
SIX feet two inches tall, Of splendid
ngure, he is nan OF striking appear-
ance, and looks more than his ;hirty-one
years He was born in Nebraska Cftv-
and has been practicing law there since
he was graduated from the UNIVERSITY, a.
Nebraska IN lS0L He has a small for
tune. inherited from his father. NJ l.
Hayward. who was elected 10 the United
states Senate from Nebra ska N 1872 ard
Cled on the Gay he was TO take his seat
The son was elected county Judge in
Nebraska several years ago. but he gave
Up the place and resumed the practice Of
law be was a captain in the second
Nebraska Regiment. and returned from
ChickamaUga with the rank OF colonel
Later he was made brigadier general Of
me state militia He is well known
throughout the state. and has been
looked upon fer several years as the
coming man in the State Republican or
ganizat-On
When he was made state chairman he
devised a card system and perfected il
to such degree that Frank Il. Hitch
cock regarded him as d highly desirable
man 10 have connected with the lario1sl
committee He IS married and has one
child.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L s DEPT q A--iculture. Wea-bs- F----,-,-
M-s-L-E-l-. T.eefar A-----s- u - i =

L ; DEPT q A-Ticulture Weather Rr--.u
"ls-lnEIors Tuesday. Aur1s- Il -ers-s n z,
A-il1IE1 pressure has risan c1-sI5--zrT7- +, -.
NorrlSest- weather conditions are stiu ve-v -
Unsettled sZcep- IN the South A--7--s- - 80
md Pa-11c States. and shoEs-s 7err re7e-sT =
Sew E1sa-d- tie Middle Atlantic stare -
LoTe- Lake ard Southern Uu7er Lake -pr-7, -
oll9- u qler Mississippi. Missouri ard I'm A-ss-
Eas valleys The ROCKY Mountain -s=lo1. Ttsh -
portions q Arlzouz-
II IS uucn cooler II Iowa. Neb-aska S-r-b T,s-
E1ta. and western El1s1s ard s1-rvha- vrz-----
= he East and South E5lerzIiy sz-eut New -.
la1d- -'-" Is
Conditions VII continue unsettled 51ru- The 7s--
70 l-a1s- Win sho-ve-s WCd-es5zv in TIE ex--sra
sc-thTest. The Rocky Mountain re-io1 Nel-,s-s
har-Sas. Oklahoma. tie Missouri Up-er Nrysiss-,
a11 Lower ONO valleys. the Uppe- Lake and WEE
Tsl Lover Lake region. eXrzl5ir- TYe5nzs1zr -5-b-
a11 THURSDAY eastward mo New Tn-Tsr5 -
-.a1ie Atlantic. and probably the 1orhen po-r;o-s
q l-e south Atlantic and East G--f Sra-es sE7---
e-s VII continue Th-rsdar IN The Cen--sJ w.
II Ell be cooler Wednesday II The Lover 9rfss,--5
and Middle Alsslzsippi valleys and cs,oIs- T-b----
Cay u the Lake region the Ohio VAIL -
Iro5ah-y the Middle Atlantic States
1-le w111ds along the New EnEiznd and 1r,5-7s
A'-al-'c c1as-s VII b Izhr % fresh and vz-5sL-.
o ne H01-1 Atlantic coast light and rnos-l- so--b
% on the East Gulf coas- lirhr S-r1-ha---
On ne West Gua coast fresh s1---Le-lv- -, -.
Lover La6es light 20 fresl hs-s1rlin- e7s- p, -
s11 or ne Upper Lake fresh and Ts-i7r1e -
lng nC--1ery on Superior: pcssiblv rh-7-s-- -
On NicaiEz1 and Huron t----'
Stear-5rs departing wednesday f1- Er--o1s,, 49,
VII have lzh- tc fresh variable HI-ds vr7-b -
c-11dy weather 20 he Grand Banks
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ALABAMA CITIZENS TO MEET
Plan Mass Assemblages to Put Stou
to Strike Violence.
Guard About Jail Holding Thirty
one Prisoners Doubled
by Sheriff.

Birmingham. Ala. Aug u-For the
purpose Of condemning Iawlessness in
this district and indorsing the proclsua-
ton Of the governor OF Alabama. a call
for a monster mass meeting was issued
to-day
The meeting will be held Tomorrow and
drastic steps VIII be taken to put a stop
to the strike
Jefferson county was qUset to-day. The
guard around the Jail at CenterviIIe. in
B:bb County. where the thirty-one men
arrested in connection with the firing on
the train Sunday near Blocton are con-
fined. has been increased. because Of
rUmors that an effort may be made to
rescue the prisoners.
Robert Hayes president Of the Blocton
Union. has been locked Up in a cell to
himself. and a special guard placed over
him The Circuit Court viii meet in two
weeks. and the men viii be tried or
charges Of murder.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
JOHN L. FOR THE CAUSE.
Grand Old Man Has Been on Wagon
for 165 Weeks

Columbus. Aus 1L-John Z. SuI,iva,
who writes 10 The STATE board OF Asri-
culture in the matter OF a fstic stunt
at the coming state fair. gives himself
q fairly good reputation The great and
only John L advises the board that for
the last few weeks. OF to be specific for
lS5 weeks. he has not known the delights
Of the cup as he formerly saw tbe7,
and that to-day he IS better i, bo5v
soul mind and spirit than he ever vvss
before IN his life.
He further adds that the public an
preciates the fact that John I. sullivan
IS a man among men" Mr. sullivan
proposed 20 the board that during rbe
state fair the public would BE- nors
than. pleased. If not actually delighted
70 Witness a series OF fstic contests be-
tween himself and Hon Jacob KHrafn
Of Baltimore. Assistant Secretary FIsro-
ing was much interested IN hearing fror,
the huge siUgger OF the OIden times bu-
while he is believer in the manly Az
he was obliged 10 make respectful decit-
1ation OF the muscular proiIer
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BOATS COLLIDE IN ONTARIO
Uncertain If Lives Were Lost bv
Sinking Of Titania.
Run Into by the Kingston az the
Mouth OF the Genesee
River

Z Rochester. y y. Aus lin a collision
at I1,3a o'clock tonight between The
steamer Titania and the steamer king
ston. the T.taria was sunk al the en-
trance 20 Charlotte Harbor. Lake On
tario. five miles from here, There were
a number Of passengers on the Titania.
It IS said that forty-two tickets were
sold on the Titania. Indicating thst that
number Of passengers were aboard. So
far eighteen have been rescued.
Patrick Thorpe. captain OF the Titanis
says there were only fifteen passengers On
the boat and a crew Of four Il v-ou15
therefore seem that all the passengers
were rescued. but some Of those pulled
out Of the water say there were at least
forty on board. and this corresponds with
the report about the number Of tickets
sold It viii require, however. a search
OF the sunken vessel to disclose whether
this is true
Capt Estford- OF the Kingston. says the
skipper Of the Titania was 10 blame for
the collision.
The Kingston is 800 feet long and one
Of the largest boats on Lake Ontario.
The Tltania is a small boat pIying. from
Seabreeze. q suburban resort OF Roches-
ter, 10 Charlotte. another suburban re-
sort OF Rochester on the lake front
Both are sidewheelers
The Titania and the KINGSTON were
both coming into the mouth OF the Gene
see River. trying TO make their docks.
when the collision occurred The Titaufa
hit the Kingston on the port side near
the wheel The Titan;a's bow was stove
in and she sank in less than a minute
in twenty-five feet of water
Numerous small craft put out 10 the
aid OF the passengers struggling in the
water. and the crew Of the Kingston
threw out life preservers- There were a
number OF thrilling rescues.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
OKLAHOMA G. o. P. GATHERS.
Republican Workers Convene in
Oklahoma City To-day

Oklahoma City. Okla, Aug. 1L-Sevzral
thousand Republicans arrived this after
noon for the State Republican convention
tomorrow
II VIII be the first Statewide RepubIi-
can meeting since Statehood. National
speakers Of note are expected 10 be pres
ent- including United States Senators Bev-
eridge and La Toilette. The Republican
Platform. as tentatively outlined bv parrv
leaders tonight, viii be as follows.
Reiteration Of party tents and indo-se-
ment Of the Chicago platform. denounc-
ing the proposed sale OF school lands. ex-
cept indemnity lands and lands donated
Ior Scnool purposes. denouncing the pro
posed purchase by the state of coal md
asphalt lands in the Choctaw and CbiclCa-
saw nations; favcring the creation OF a
Federal forest reserve in the Cho~-sU-
and Chickasaw nations. denouncf7r Demo
cratic ullsrule and extravagancs- 6ao1sr-
Ing for fair and Just election law
No reference viii be made 10 urobfbf-
ton. woman suffrage, or lin, croVV,'
questions.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
TAFT PLAYS GOOD GOLF.
Equals RockefeIIer's score of - on
Hot Springs Course.

Eot Springs. Va. Aug 1Z-WIIrf7-- y
/ Taft and John n. Rockefeller are in the
same class on The golf links.
Mr- Taft made the course this after
noon On SS. which was a rev record for
/ MIN. and which egualed the best score
ever made by ETr. Rockefeller Oh mis-
course The Standard Oh uaEnate made
tais score last spring n Tafts bes-
Z previous record was g. and he sad when
ns get that score JaaT he never ex-
pected 10 better IT, The score which no
made to-day Is only twelve over borav
The candidate made bogey scores on
four holes going out and on three com
ing ln.
Mrs TAFT followed the play for sixteen
Of the eighteen holes and got as much
pleasure out Of the candidates good form
as he did himself
The Eaft record was made fn a raf5--
some. Richard Lindsay. a newspaper man
playing with Mr. Taft acztr-- Ss-a-o-
jonathan Bourne. jr. OF O-ezl- and g.,
'-2rerc- P Edwards. head OF the Pr--zz--
~ Insuisr Affairs ar yV7s-i-rro- Tn
-aft-I-1dsay combination was f0a- I'm in
spite % the fact that Senator Bourne was
Anled out twiee from points on the edge
on me green AZ the sixteenth hole +Le
play eIS were caught in hard rainstorn,
oit Mr. Taft refused 10 let I'd while his
torn was with him. Mrs. Taft sourp+
refuge under a tree.
NJ Rockefeller made the sixteenth
h9ie on his record day in a scratch thrss
N Lait aid u IN five. which is boCey.
lie Role IS more than 90 Yards.
ne candidate was soaked 70 the skin
When De got 20 the eighteenth green. re
showed MS good sportsmanship there bv
insisting on counting two strokes When
MS oal rolled UP against the iron stand
ard in the hole and stuck there n.
cropped into the cup as soon as The
standard was moved and his o1po7a7rs
refused % count more than one srroIrs
against him on this
Gen Edwards had a good deal Of frr-
With the candidate at his having equaIs4
the Rockefeller score Mr. Tar 90
lothing. but smiled. and such a sniIar .
Nobody ever saw the Taft product broad /
/. 7 OF SUMNER than 1t was when the can
hdate walked in from the course. He-a
$ the Taft score
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
SANDERS FACTION READY,
second Tennessee G. o. p. Conven.
tiOn TO Be Held To-day

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE State
convention Of the Evans-Sanders wing OF
the Republican party VIII tomorrow
nominate Hon c. y. TiIlman. Of This
city. for governor in opposition 70 Hon
Asbury Wright. Of lockwood. the noni-
nee Of the oliver er-BrownIow-Austfn -Houlz
faction and Gov Paterson. Democrat
Hon R A. Haggard. Of Wayne County.
has been agreed upon for temporary
chairman. and Hon. J. II Henderson Of
the First Congressional district. viii ike
y be permanent chairman. More than .0a
delegates viii be in attendance. Tbs. con-
tests from two or three counties have
been satisfactorily settled
The leaders Of the -Hale-San5ers
wing manifest no disposition 10 comp-o-
mise with the Oliver -Brownlow-Aus
Houk faction and say that The fight vii
be continued till the election. The orra-
element seems likewise determined. and
both sids viii make a thorough canvass
Of the State
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
SECOND FOREST FIRE STARTS.
Canadian Blaze EndanEerS Many
Towns in Crows Nest Country.


Winnipeg. Manitoba, Aug 1L-AnotheT
great loss Of property is feared in the
Crows Nest country. where smoldering
forest fires have 1Iared Up and are threat
ering Kimberley, MarysvIlle. and Por-
telus. 10 the north OF Cranbrook. Lum-
ber mills and a few buildings at Sullivan
already have been laid in ashes. but with
OUT loss OF life
Further north persons are fleeing from
Bann. IN the vicinity OF which another
bad IRE has been raging for several days.
According % last reports. the big Cana
dian Pacific Railway hotel at Banf is not
iu any immediate danger. although q
tourist agency party decided the other
day that they had better trek eastward
They arrived here u-day with graphic
descriptions Of fires. which are destroy
ing millions f feet OF standing timber.
Fire ranges have been sent out By the
Canadian Pacific, which is doing every
thing possible TO avoid disaster similar
% that at Fernie.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
FINGER NAILS PULLED OUT.
Americans Tortured by Police of
MexicO's Capital City.

Pittsourg. Pa. Aug u--Because they
refused 10 ''sGueaI' On their pals i'm
plicated in the robbing Of a bank mes
senger, William Nonatt and Edward Ma
ioney, Of Pittsburg, were strapped by
their wrists TO the bars Of g cell. while
Mexican police officials tore the nails
from their fingers with forceps. such as
are used by dentists According TO Cap
tain OF Detectives McGough, who re-
turned to-day from Mexico City. Ma
loney. Moffatt, James Russell, a we'll
known Chicago crook. and two Baltimore
bank sneaks. held Up the messenger IN
broad daylight and escaped with several
thousand dollars
The two Baltimore men escaped with
the money.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12

san Antonio. Tex. Aug. 1.-THE State
Democratic convention. which assembled
to-day, marks new issue and new
management in the affairs Of the party.
The prohibitionists are in control. so far
as numbers are concerned
They captured both the temporary and
permanent organizations Of the conven-
ton and the platform that is being I'm
ished Up tonight contains a strong plank
demanding that the legislature that meets
in January next submit 20 a vote Of the
people in 1893 a prohibition constitutional
amendment.
The only concession made 10 the ants
is a mild declaration that the platform
does not bind any Democrat 70 vote for
or against the prohibition amendment.
that It simply binds the party to give the
people Of the State a chance 70 vote on
the proposed amendment
Guarantee of Bank Deposits.
The platform viii favor the guarantee
ing OF bank deposits. validating S.000.o50
OF independent school district bonds.
which the state Supreme Court recently
invalidated on a technicalty. providing
pensions for INDECENT wives and widows
OF Confederate soldiers and reform in the
State laws on civil and criminal pro-
cedure-
A notable fact in connection with the
convention is that every officer 50 far
chosen IS a supporter OF Senator J. y.
Bailey The new state executive con-
nnittee viii be overwhelmingly a Bailey
organization.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
TOAST JAPAN AND AMERICA.
Love Feast at Hotel AStor a Unique
Party.

New York. Aug lin the small ball
room Of the Hotel Astor around a big
oval table in the center OF which was a
massive bowl fued with sunaowers there
sat this afternoon fifty gentlemen dS
Japan and America. members Of the
japanese Society OF New York. 70 honor
Thomas !. O-Brien. American Ambassador
20 Japan, and Incidentally 10 say gentle
things about the two countries and their
people.
Baron Takahi-a presided. and opened
the fluctuations with a speech The baron
reviewed the diplomatic relations between
JsPan and the United States since the
time Of that gallant sailor-diplomat.
Commodore Perry A toast was drunk
20 the prosperity and the happiness OF the
President Of the United States and the
success OF Ambassador O-Brien- An
basssdor O'Brien called for the toast
The health and prosperity Of his mai
esty, the Emperor which was drunk
amid shouts of "Banzsir' while the band
played the japanese national anthem
The Washington herald., 1908-08-12
CALLS FLEET SIGN OF FEAR.
JaDanese Count Discusses Rise Of
American Navy

Tokyo. Aug u--Count OIzuma. IN an
interview published by the Hochi. at
tributes the present naval expansion
policy OF the United States 70 the sudden
rise Of the japanese 10 the Importance Of
a world power.
The interview says. in part judging
from the fragmentary speeches Of P-ssi-
dent Roosevelt as they have been trans
mitted here. it is not difficult 10 infer
that the augmentation OF the United
states navy IN the Pacific is directed at
Japan"
Count Okuma doubts, however. that the
views and ideas OF President Roosevelt
viii long continue 10 govern public o5tn-
ion in America