The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29
Imperial Army Sur
geons Sent Overt toAt-
tend Meeting Here.
FIRST Elk EXPERIENCE
WITH TN NTE VIEWER.
Distinguished Foreigners, Repre-
senting Their Empire, Give
Impressions of America.
Arrangements for As
sociation Of Mill
tary Surgeons.

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Delegated by the Emperor Regent OF
China to- represent the empire at the
annual meeting OF the Association OF |
Surgeons of the United states.
to be held III Richmond during the
coming week. Colonel, the Honorable
klfnr-sen Yau and Captain Lang |
King chang arrived in the city from
Pcking yesterday. The former oc-
cupies the important position OF direc- !
tor OF the medical department. OF the |
Imperial Guards OF China, while the |
latter Is ataff surgeon Of the sixth
Division OF the Imperial Chinese army
2 interviewed for the first time In
their lives at their suite at the JET
ferson Hotel last night. the distin-
guished visitors proved themselves at
once childlike and delightful COM
Both wore educated In their
own country, and this is their nrst
visit to scenc5 OF Western civilization,
which they are viewing with the wide
eyed wonder of children. American
methods are new to them,
for they don't have personal intervle VS.
In their country, but they are anxious
Arc New Arrivals.
Landing In san Francisco two weeks
ago, they frst saw the beauties OF tnat
city. Then they proceeded to chicago.
and thence TO Washington which they
cali "a beautiful city. The visitors
came to Richmond we'll in advance OF
the meeting oil surgeons.
(. Not only was the experience novel
TO the Chinese physicians, but Y was
ono we'll calculated to destroy the sang
froid OF the interviewer, Tor nelther
side knew exactly what to do. n A. fonr.n ~,
person viewing the scene unnoticea
would have been able to get the pes. !.
newspaper story.
:. Exchanges OF cards failed TO be OF
assistance IN kno oWledge of names ana
Of Recommendations. The Chinese pa aste !
boards are as much q curiosity as me e.
America n method sof rd pE1n ting must
be to the Oriental mind y
sfIE a rnsys StrenRthened
..Ycs our army has been mad n1ucn
onEer An tho last some years. re :
fSn,urked Colonel Yau, in reply to quess-
t:ons. II 81 smiled at the inference, not @
seeming at all sensitive over the de-
lifeat at the hands Of the Japs, IN twhlch l.
he is probably too young 70 nave taken SCI. y
an active part. and which mas resul.su 'sliN.,.
in the regeneration OF miiitary me
tEO0S IN the 4clONclS AAiAA >
"The man who did 1t is Yuen-ski hi,' :
he continued. HE worked to make
good. strong army and equip IT so ! i 7
can shoot well. When he had sue
iceeded he was made commander OF BIZ
DECISIONS, which has more than ten
! Thousand men each. But he is Sretireu
(ncw and he is not In the army ser
tyice.
s.our medical department is nov
Escod. we can take care OF SICK sol SOL
dters and wounded soldiers much8 pet
Tier, so not all viii die Ike ca tlle.s - bus "
we want 20 learn more, SO come Y
Ameri to Ind out
No Street Cars. &.
asked l,a3mnn about m9aefs said that Pekins
has electric lights, but has /, no 9 strees ;d
PTS city wall. THIS wall Is all around
the city and gates 50 sma. neople @ sa dc
1 same But inSt two or three years. may
Ifhave electric cars same as sAmsrlca:a
The visitors were much Impressed Issei Z
With The busy aiT tbsy q. csaES Observed Pe-
4 Ghicago.H said Captain King-Chang g
Enbut3 has no such tall house
N Naturally, the conversation turnst
q ReWspape5s coaonel sa pa2s,i Eau
ls.!More .h, han twenty. Most OF paper!
q mint stn1lnornings but some mater
moons Only one aiis N EEt =; I'm ~
!, print. MI otiers In Chlneses snag ~
4 s1Iiyenrs. give all empire news Othe
A papers has kilograms bout 1ornlgi
4 icountries. and court news ana new 9
II Fall different province Pers ~.
Il large ,Sl TX hlCas W. = t''
4 - !, s:yvill lie Entertained. s5ls
Seyeralsmembe.s Of the local rccep
tion committee of the associatl1n s y y
fepo,gnesS o,gn every courtesy Dur
slinr.t their staya,n the Ictt y. u
imp erial Guard 8 of Oh ina, wit
q whom Colonel Yau& Is #connectGd.an nun. nun
Il her 4 o. 900 mel, and = uar
"A ftits,i,e II t.v III q city.
q wa a m Iiui,re, last nj hAt j
tIlecturre 8 10 81 cA'ered Y " odnssl;l = ~
: evening In The e.T rson sit 2tGlaS aud
rt torium9 by Mnio, !:cama nsE%lli 2 ,npr !,
an an lu hMnt'i 'i, = "A and be
a e imst a.l Mia steI icon vi eyys,4t
q The 3 tl,erS public netting Will be g
|Tuesday nj Wh az we IorIaaA s,Ie 1pen
,@fi Mii, aAsltsss fineIude addresses welcome !
" Governor Mann on the tparNtt5 of 4
B Sfate,iSby Mayor Richard SO NJ on tn
part OF the city, and ny pr stual l'
ases : "a ma rks wi be foil owed b
annual addrsSss1 saanh g M prss1asa
sl Than viii I come the presentat Lion z
eaIinsiEnias s and resp 3 Y the foreig
s 4o's 3 = = Lee Camp FIall rendered.
III vas announce cd ~ esterd daya that q
= 5FS Zee 4 Cd MP of Cont derate y eterar
9 M ,had u & tend cred To the assocla Ion Il
tnrivileg OF tta, hal J, ,.ddi,ring 8 he enti
f iWnaat Many OF AZ I, q wis tors wi II doub
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poHITA,,a, ff,cors s of the Virginia volu,
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