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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER r. 1905.

OF directors and its Officers wrr"
called 10 mett mt II O'Clock to-day
to take suitable action n regard t"
'hc death of Joseph bryan
Following is a list of names "t
those who were appointed TO draft
the r"Eoiu 'ons of respect; Wynd
ham X. Meredith, Colonel John ID
PARCEL. William II. White, judge
Ge0rg" l.. Christian, 5. II Halves,
kglnrt G.. Leigh. Jr.. and Henry l.
Cabtll
The rrsolu, ons submitted wrr''
then adopted by the hoar!. Tn"
board of directors and its officer
We're requested 10 represent the cham
Der AT the funeral. A floral Il, sign
WAY ordered to be sent To The home.
Another resolution which Was pass.
"a was to the effect that IN" rhalnb,r
was ready 20 cooperate WITH all 9th,
~ organizations TO put ny "A Swtab'"
memorial to Mr.. Bryan as a 'rihu,"
- his value as Il citiZen.
Tribute Of Comrade.
Joe Er.an was my fri"rt. SAL 1t.
CJirS Jordan, n veteran "t Nj" by =
conn AID now living il 'MS cit%. |
served with hin in The war AZ u
soldier there were meme Whn W"r"
mere devoted than h.. NOE" NOR"
ready for deeds Of dar.HG. not on"
who more willingly stood ~ his
les without murmur. II" was II
nan OF E."h character: =" was Il
Gentleman at al times. A'i if Their
ever was Il time when these point ;
core ont il mans MAJ" M it Wa
when We stood 8; 70 by SIDE III bath"
and rode for hundreds Of miles at III"
command of COlcncl John s Moshv
! knew Joe BRYAN and loved i'.m,
and ~" speakers eyes began -
ell With tears as he ial'"rI Of his Ola
companion II arms. and h" a'Mo =
gay" VA TO his fcclin%..
He. WIS an honest EiHH. nOIai
man and he was one f III" mOSi
loral Of ir.rudS His death mra", Il
Sreat loss ~ me- of :: p 'rtu al irl"H a.
a cOmrad. of the Confederate army d.
The city has no one 10 ':.k" tn" place
h" has filed. Peace to his ash, $.
The members Of his fanny a" hard
y fsrl more keenly the death than l.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
CAR CAaOEj 70 POLE kNo TH|aiS
Frereh Steerer Of Poe Car in Hos
pi:al With Injured Spine-Seene of
Accident Perfectly Straight and
Level Stretch-Ma ch ne Was En-
tered In Secondary Contest.

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 2i.-Turn-
ing sharply To tn" lief to avoid col
liSion with l"rr" dog which was
crossing n" couls" Jean Iuhasz.
driving the wrench S. =. Poe. entered
in the lient car race TO be run her"
icxt "Wednesday as y preliminary to
tn" Sranl prize contest on Thursday.
:odiy hurled his m"rhanic'an to al
most instant death end S himself "
ing n the savannah hospital tonight
with an injured Spi:c ami other in
jnrirs of more or less serious char
2ctcr.~ The racing machine was crum-
ped beyond hope o! repair.
Picked Up Unconscious.
The mcchanican, Mar us De Rosa.
was picked up unconscious from N"
roadside and hurried to the city hos
pitai. Death quickly tnsucd.
The driver and Iha Rosa had reach
ed the CITY o2ly yesterday and it was
said they We're making unusual time
today when the acc dent occurred.
The scene Of this first fatality was
on the White Bluff road. perfectly
straight and level stretch lined with
picturesque live oak trees on either
side. The turn made to avoid the
dog was. slight. but the speed OF the
little car caused 1t to jump sideways
and It struck tree a glancing blow.
Rieoehets to Po.es-
There was a ricochct to q second
tree and Their a telephone pole. Still
plungine about after this third blow
he automobile turned completely
around and plunged again into a pol"
which this time was broken of shori-
In the midst OF the plunging. both
De Rosa and Juhasz lost their seats.
the mechan'rian being the first to 20.
Another Fight racing car out for
practice spin first discovered the &C
cident ard its driver. turning the re-
verse way Of the course speeded to
he grand stand for aid.
A physician took the place OF his
mechanician and there was hurried
return to the place of the tragedy
Second Serious Accident.
TOday's accident was the second
serious one 20 occur IN the iigh; car
class. a mechanic an by III" nam" OF
Grinnon. living ncw in the hospiia!
in prPcariOuS cOnditi03.
The s. S. Poe car destroyed TO-DAY
vas No. I starter in Wednesdays pr.
limipary races. and was regarded 4
favorite.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
FIRE CHIEF VICriM
OF EXER1iON AND SMOKE
During Progress Of contasation. Chief
Shaw sueeumbs to Exhaustion
Suffoc alton.
(By Associated Press.)


RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 2l.-Frc
broke OUT tonigH;. in the large build
ing occupied by W. G. Boyd, AT tn"
corner OF Fifteenth ami Cary streets
as a baking powder factory. This
building was practically DESTROYED.
rntailng los of 100000 and III"
bull lings and plants occupied by
kingan Company. packers, Taylor
Hcrsc Collar Manufac -uring Company
and Evans d Sharp were also damag-
I'd to the combinrd extent of s29.oOO
Thr cause OF the fire is unknown.
Mr.. Boyd is a young man. who had
Onl Eeen in business about year
and when he saw his business going
up in smoke. collapsed and had 10 b"
taken to his hame.
II is stated the ,Csses are partly
covered by insurance.
Fire Chief Loses Life.
during the progress of the tlre.
Chief George c. Shaw was overcome
hy his eXer,ions and by inAailnc
smoke. II" sank unconscious and
was carried to a truck house nearby.
DR.. Thomas & Prt.low being called.
The chief expired within about ten
minutes. before any members OF his
family. who hal been summoned.
reached his side.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
ROANOKE INDIGNANT
AT GREG0R/ ACQvI1TAL
Reported That Petition Viii be Cir.
cuIated Asking Dentist to Leave
Cay-Discucsion Continues.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov Eth"
cas-" OF Ur. W. :. GREGORY, tn" Roa'
nukr dentist. who was a few days az"
acquitted Of a charge of attempting To
crimnally assault a Young lady pa
tirnt, is st;il the sole topic Of con.
vrrsRtiou In Roanoke Il Is discussed
In homes and on tn" streets. In sOcia!
gatherings and In BUSINESS meetings.
All sorts OF rumors are flying about
the city. II IL undoubtedly trlc that
\ large majority Of propl" here ar"
not satisfied with III" jury's verdict
and widespread inu,Enation is matt
Testing itself.
], is rcportrd that i.rr Martin, tn"
negro who t"stif, in DR.. Gregory y
behalf * getting tn" cold shoulder
from members Of his race. II Is said
that h. has been shout !rr.d of thu
sidewalk several times and has had
other evidences Of his unpopularity
!, IS reported here this morning Il
hr his left town.
IN rrirrcrC" t" DR.. Gregory him
S'iI. various ana Suu"tN l'l'l y ti'
abroad, SGn.r re to tn" effect tnal
Il petition Is to De- circulated asking
him to leave the CITY. and others 70
the eilect ;ha; u mass meeting Is TO
be called 10 consider the matter.
Nothing Of a definite character. how
ever. has tcrr'oWd md pr. Gregory
t., attending quietly to his privat" al
fairs with the rviIcnt hope of living
down his present rotorirty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
xussEs SADLY scAl0eQ, WILL DIS
Fifty Passenlers Aboard River Vessel
When Boiler Expiodes and Flames
Follow In Wake Of Shock-CaptAin
Blown Into Water. But 10 Later
Picked Up Alive.
(Ey the Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Nov. 81
Ten persons are dead ard twice as
many injured as result Of an ex-
plusion today In the Mississippi river
steamer II. NJ Carter, near Bayou
Goula about 100 miles north Of New
ORLEANS.
The boiler of the Carter exploded
while the steamer was on It's way
from New Orleans to Baton Rouge.
with IA cargo of general merchandise
ard fifty or more passengers.
Fire Follows Explosion.
To add to the horror or the dlsas'
ter. fire followed the explos on and
the boat was burned TO the waters
edge.
Reliable reports from Bayou Goula
are to the effect that between IL anu
Is persons are missing.
About the same number were bad
ly scalded and II Is said several OF
them will die.
The injured are now on their way
to New Orleans and expect to arrive
here early Sunday. /,
They are aboard the towboat Nc
Dougal. which went 10 the rescue OF
the passengers aud crew Of the Car
ter when the explosion occurred.
/. captajn Has Mlrseuious EscApes
Captain H. n. Carter, who Nag
aboard the beat with his wife md
child. was blown out into the risor.
BY the explosion but WAS saved.
Mrs. Carter and her child were tax.
EN- OF in safety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
pispenses With specia, Police.

WILLIAMSBURG. Nov. 2l-Thr
city council has assessed the levy
for 1905 90. the tax rate being fixed
at $l25. the same as last year. June
80. 1909. OF $685.. and on the same
basis a deficit OF $2.9io.4S for the fol,
lowing fiscal year. These deficits, 1t
Is announced. are caused by the &C
ton or the previous council. which
expended about $4,000 in excess OF
n $500 bond issue for pubic i'm,
prOvcments.
The council decided to dispense
with special police as a step toward
retrenchment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
O.sspproves Tabor Shops.

WASHINGTON. u G.. Nov. Il. =
tn" war iraaiIm"u: disapprcv, -
the Embellishments of company tailor
shovs, 'hr opera ion 81 which an in
'~udsd a. pvoi"c;. ~ which mon
will accrue to ~" comTany fund
Tn" question "sm- up IN connection
with r. po-r f.. N HriEsiier General
X. u. Potts. commanding N" Dupar' Q
mon. Of the Guif sho informed the
dopar-mcn' Of III" existence o. 5Cca
y shop A. For CassciI - c,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
President ef American federa!ia0
Of Labor 10 CoetiAue 10 Lead
That Cody.
DANIEL ] < Eff WITHDRAW; Ilut
Eighth Vice President, Who Endorsed
TAFT Late In Campaign, 10 Replaced
Only One Delegate o.ssents from
Reelection Of Campers.
(By Associated Press }

FEWER. COLO. Nov. 2I.-Prcsi-
d.:i. Samue! Gompers. Of Washias-
tor. -. c.: first yicepresident. James
Duncan, Quincy. Mass: second vice
resident. John Mitchell Spring Val
~. Ills.: third vice-pSes dent. James
C'Conneil. OF Washington. u. c.:
folr n vicc-presidcut. Max Morris.
Deliver. Colo: fifth vicc-prcs'I"nt. ID.
4 Hayes Philadelphia: sikh vice
resident. William d. Huber. India,
rapolis. Ind. seventh vicc-pr"siden;.
u s"ph F. Valentino. Cincinnati, o.:
c;:hth vice president. John Alpine.
Boston
FrarcTnaI delegates - the British
Trades CoagrssE-JCEn y. Frey. edi-
Ior OF the Mnuid'rs' Journal. AID H.
=. '.?rgHr. Of the United Garment
Wtk,Iy of America
T, Cana linn Trades Congress-A
{. ;r:es. Il IN" GcCcc,a FEDERATION
:: iajol and editor q: tire Journal OF
Labor
Convention city for 1909. Toronto.
Can
Tho abcVc is til" result Fl iodaH s
Flrr'ica = tn' Nu"IFdC E'G'id '.'u
~ Labor CONVENTION.
Keefe withdrew from rag.
The "Accutiv. conn ii vtcb j.
made IN Of IN" officer shows no
chang" with IN" exception of the sub
s'iru'iCn O. John ". Alpine FOR Ean:ci
J. kce!". who withdrew
Mr. GompeTs WIS Reelected % the
fic, he has held s'r-c zoe organization
Of tho rrIerat on in 1871. with the On
{. ution uf one wear. amid scenes o.
tb" grcarsi eNcitcTr-nt. only on" dts
,cut.nird representa- of ih" so
cialist part; voting a2ainzt him.
Thsrc were no cont~~tS for any I"
ID. Offices Keep eighth virTprcs,
deu, For this John u Alpir. and
William ~ Mshon were r-rncd. Al
rsnr was riec"d by a sote OF s.33" TO
s.s.?.
John r. Frey was cI~c:rd Nv sccia'
nation for fraierusi delegate 10 Great
Britain. bot tic selection Of H. \.
Larger vas copiss;.d r. Reb-rt A.
McRre. OF tte International Union cf
Si~sm Engire"rs the ballot resulting
Larger s,&.s. Mckee s.t77.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
CASTRO MAY DEPART.
Roundabout Cablesram Reports Prob.
able Journey by Ruler.
(Bv the AssOciated Press

(Bv the Associated Press.)
CARACAS. VENEZUELA, Wed
nesday). Nov. IS, via San Juan. Porto
Rico. Nov 2l.-President Castro Is
about to leave Venezuela for Europe
with the purpose OF undergoing q
operat ION at the hands Of skilled ply
sicians.
Preparations for his TIP are now
hciEg made
This will be the first time the Pres
ident ever has left Venezuelan terri
tory excepting few trips into Co
lombia. There Is reason to believe
that the President contemplates leay-
ing. Ia Gua'ra November - on TIE
French mail steamer GuadolOupe.
THIS vessel runs between Havre and
West Indian ports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Static ISOLATED.
Figure Of Washington Beers Hese~'
t'arce to Roman Senator.
OBv Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON. -. C.. NCS. p. -
II. faEIors Gam uci s.a'u" Q:
Gto"S. Washiu@t"0. which for EcarS
tc> stood in ~" rlaza q III" capitol.
las I-"r r"mo!"i aud given PEI
.rarrnr r. ing place in Oh" national
inV cum.
Tn" Hzu-" of Washington -"s'''n
ILL.,! a Roman s'Ta;"r NOR than =
d;I tho frs, PTrsl'."rt. and III" slain"
IN consequence was NOR" or less Cr!.
."iz.-d
A. i's IA, -.oT. Congress az
pr ~ :ai"d $:..""' for the chang o'
'O~af!un
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Chsttahooehee Free 81 Fire.
NV Associsfed pres0.D

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 81 The
burned cotton 10 the forward hold q
the steamer Chsitaboochec. which PCT
In here Thursday on Hr~ was tony
removed TO the deck of the vesoea
~ make sure Of no further daaGR
nd the Chsttshoochee Win cosr,uuo
Der coyage from savannah 70 BUseso
ei,hoT tonight or tomorTpw.
The bold Of the steamer has 49,
twice flooded and all the ere h o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
TRACE MARK DECISION.
State CT NstionsI Coats Of Arms viii
Not be Registered. &
(By Associatcd PreSs.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov. 81 -
Another sweeping decision. bearing
on the registration Of labels. has
trcn rendered BY the commissioner
Ct patents. in which he holds that
The protecticn Of the Law will not be
given 10 any manufacturer who In
clndcs IN his trade mark the arms
OF the United States or those Of tho
va-iouS states o. cities Of the corn-
try. Not even parts of the coats
of arms or other public devices vii
be registered.
The decision was reached in the
case of a firm using the eagle and
IT. s" on its goods.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Bureaus Gieners' Report
lRy Associates Press.D

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. 81 -
A total Of a.s3o.56S halcs and ,S63S
active ginneries are announced sr
Tho Census Bureau report issued To-
day summarizing the cotton ginned
from thu growth Of 1905 TO Novem-
bcr IL and the number Of active gin
ncrics. against zoe. SIS bales and Sc
-! active ginnerics for the corres-
pondins cate last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
LAMENT DEATH
OF JOStPH BRYAN
Profound Regret Expressed On Al
Sides at Loss ciy, state and
Country Has Sustained.

RICHMOND. VA. Nov. cl.---i'rn-
found were III" expressions OF ;E"
loss th" city and stat" have sustained
in IN" death NJ Joseph Bryan made
~ state officials To-Day Men OF high
portion DECLARED that his death W. ;
distinct loss, and that The stat"
never had ! ir'I"r or NOR" val son.
Heads q: j"par; said that Nj.
T,-van had so !cuS been id'n:ih, 4
With the c.;y thu, whoever a public
rnt"rpTisr OF am character WsE pr'.
::.cied his Eam' naturally was IN"
first 10 nc meat OnrG ~" took 4
lively city and 5 at. prif" in over
thing that tended 20 buiid up 1C.,
8, ate government who I:avr know ;
MIR BRYAN fer years. and they priz"1
his friendship highly.
Governor Swsnsen's Tribute.
Cow rncr Swanson IN :, morning
dictated i.c following statement IN
cor nCction With tho death Of Mr..
Bryan:
In III" death Of W Icgcph Br, an
me cit, aud safe hav" SUSTAINED n
in his devotion To m" CITY and the
stare. ~" was highly public spir ted
nd all measures promotivr Of '!r
general puhl." interest i"ply intcrcs'
cd him During IN" wars that I have
h.. n soycrEor 7 have frcauc=tly ask
ID his support and aid 81 pubiic
meas beneficial 20 the public
good. and have never fail"d 20 r.
crive his arrive a'd 5Bd cordia! -
operation. Hc wss charitable. Snncr-
ors md Christian. and d" loft ?
fav JrabIr imprrss Of his hSh ~barac.
ter on al ;hcsr who came in contact
with him"
Chamber Of Commerce Tribute.
The cha Iibcr q. commerce boSTg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Mass Meeting For Men,

Rrv. Lloyd r. Wilson. pastor OF the
Ncwpor, News Baptist church. all!
address q mass meeting for Dcn n
The Wonderland thes,cr This after
noon q. J o'clock. The meeting sii!
'~ b.ld under Tire auspices Of n"
Young Meas Christian Association
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
ALFONSO REPORTED KILLED.
Uncc nfirmed Rumor OF Spanish
Xmas Assassna ion.
(By the Associated Press.D

tfSSs7NItNtNU A'<&5'T
PARIS. Nov. 2o.-Rumors arr in
circulation here that King AfOcS",
Of SPAN. has been killed BY Il bomb
in Madrid. The rumor, however. Is
unconfirmed. and is not credited a.
the Spanish embassy. which announc-
ed that it had no news Of such an
occurrence.
The Havas News Agency queried
Madrid regarding the rumor but Up to
an early hour this morning had re-
ceived no response.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
ONE KILLED.
Eve Probably Fatally Injured by
Dynamite EXPLOSION.

BROWNSVILLE. Pm. Nov. I'll
i've others probably fatally injured
when quantity of dynamite ex?Iod-
cd IN the shaft OF the Simpson Goa!
Mine. four miles soU,h of here. The
lead man is E,Ilc"n" Campbell 4 Ia
bore OF UniontOwn. Pa.
Tat tho fly" injured men We're not
killed is consiri. I'D remarkable as
they wrr" blown sixty feet ~ III"
main shaft AMI :hrn fell to the bot
tom.
Il !, believed most of The injured
will die.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
For Guiding Of Machinery For
lev bsllIsshp Florida.
eovtals(uT NIL 70 The Wosk
Board of Construction Holds That
Congress Intended to Have Al
Work in Connection With Florida
Done at Navy Yard.
fBy the Associated Press. ,

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. Il. -
All the bids for the building CT the
machinery OF the bat.leship Florida
nav. been rejected by Assistant Sec
rotary Newherry, CT the nav and the
machinery will BE- built by III" gov
ernment in the Brooklyn navy yaT3.
Mr.. Nrwbrrry's action approves
IN. repor, OF the board Of cons'ruc.
..ion which vas authorized 20 investi-
gate the matter relating 10 the con
struction of this machinery.
The board held that Congress in
tented TO have all the work connect
IL with the Florida that could be per
formed 4; the New York navy yard
done there.
Shop Rights Solicited.
Mr. NewberIy has also invited ."p-
Gers from both the Curtis and ~"
Ears ms Turb;n. Companies. Of the
shop T!ghS e these companies i'll
ort..r that necessary turbines may
he. hull; II be navy yard.
This action will caus" aH "XPendi-
'ur" on account If the machinery "i
,h. Florida Of abou, sf."o" no" at II"
New York navy ward
\ delegation from thC National Pa
torn Makers League Of America. ~
Er okIvn protested 10 The President
TODAY against the construction by
private contract Of tho machinery n:
he n.~ batrIcship Florida. They
claimed shat th" machinery should
~. cousi ruc;ed at tn. B:ookiyR navy
yard.
The President referred the matter
10 Assistant SECRETARY Of TN" Navy
Scwhsrry.
Nr. NcwbcrTy said tSa, there ncc:
n. TO alarm over the proposal 20 has"
III" work don" by private concerns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
DIPLOMATS PRESENT
COINCIDENCE TO CHINA
Sump,lhQ Of World Powers On
ferris Of Emperor and
0oW,gsr Empress.
CEREMONY |; s!R'kEG AxD s0luD
Each Fcre,9n Legation Represented
by Three Members-Heads OF VAR
GUS Governmental Departments Are
prescnt-Ecdies CT Dead Lie In
Surroundings Of earbaric spierdor.
Gv Associated Pr.SS).

PF.kING. NOV. Filth" ceremony
a. The Imperial palace thiy morn'n"
when til. ;nclunr-s Of the iip'nmaNr
corps prrs"ni"d tn" Cnndolcnr" "i
thrr respective governments on IN"
deaths rt tn" emperor and the dnWaE-
~ empress of China. was one of the
uost lM&rrs siyr ever witnessed IN
PrkiTg
!; vs. attended with Il degree ut
, J.. mni:- and pomp that will long
10 rtu', nlb,r"d ll' every io"riS:lr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Persons Reported Dead, Present.

feature "f The proceedings wa
th,' rrEcnc'. OF every m"'rbrr OF IN"
imperial clan. AZ Wen AS every ON,
cal VIII lately has been reported dead
or eliminated from the conduct OF
atrtirs Of state Tbs WAS the answer
Of the government to the rumors OF
~ cidrS and deaths current In PEEK,
i9. for tie past week.
No opportunity was lost to make the
furciiCn solemn and grand. Prince
Ching. for the first time since the
passing away OF their majest'cs. ap-
pearel officially AS the head Of the
foreign board. The heads OF the va
ri0us governmental departments were
present with the members Of the I'M
perial clan and in addition several
hundred minor Ofiicers. all dressed In
white. had assembled at imperial
command to witness this homage OF
the foreign governments Of the world
through their accredited diplomatic
rrprt sentatives here.
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Continued on Fourth Pagc.)
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rnG WEATHER.

Fair Sunday. warmer in the
interior; Monday fair; light
southeast to south winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-22
Homage to the Regent.

az the mead OF tht main avenues oi
the Forbidden City.
This bu iding is used to receive for
cicn ministers when they come to pre-.
sent their Credentials. and its pcs
ton is n commanding one.
Display # Red Umbrellas.
The approaches were lined by 4 re
workable display OF red rmbrcllqs.
AM Otilrr objects CT decorations used
by the court for state professions.
The ia, was bright aIi sunny. and
The mutt -ccior"d cmblcms were vivid
against the white stone work and thc
spoi'csslv white garments OF III" as
:"mhlcd officials.
The bodies. OF their majes:ies. re-
posed cG"h in sIuGr" ball. The
ca'al.alGu" Of III" emperor was on n
dais =? the Chen Ching FALL and was
lrauc,! in black satin. embroidered
vi II dr2CODa.
Th.. large image Of n l.Td above TN"
throne. cmblaiic Of III" glory and
beauty that good rovcrnnen, sheds
over H.. world. vas covered with a
v hi'.' curt 9iu. rs also were the num-
.rous mirrors in the throne room.
Servants Screened or.
Whit satin ?cre"ns. set at obiGu"
arr."s &" n" Ca'aIfaicu". shu: Ou'
from The view n gather: e of mourn
irc DaIaC" attendants ami servants.
r. nee Chm. the regent. stood at a
table l.->!,'" tn" cataIfaIGue Ct tn..
"Irp. ror Thc dOwaS"r empress Law
IN stat" in her own private rai1C".
called Hu"rT Chi Ti'n. which il 70
,at"i III The "2st wir- OF III" For
bidt"a C.ty. : section f"rrtofor" cali
I'd be h1rcrr quarter.
The dipi0m mats pcss"d from to hair
aero lay the body " rhc emperor.
- ;h" palace Of ih" dowaEcT. and
'rrv w"r" preceded by Prince ChUn
who covered IN. distance with unmis-
a, "" r,'drnccs Of haste.
T. c1taIfa que Of iIcr majesty also
.as ( rkcd h, white -crr"ns. Re
hind III. %" -" left were grouped
all ,kc rf the imprriaJ clan.
a';"nr, 4 ., their srryirz women.
Tho non of the imperial clan were
;'"h.n the screen on the hight habd
cid"
Regent Unprepossess ng.
tn" appearance" Of Prince Chun
VIs 5otsd by the f5Ts ttn.iE pr~s"p'
with no create; irserfsi
n ,Upcsrancr the prince wa a dts
appointment His face Sss worn end
dra.n, and tcr" an expression OF