COUNT NICHOLAS
PETROVICH RESANOV
IN JAPAN 1803—1806
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into warehouss** pr*par»d tar it. Th*
Japanese' handled the bewvy boxes
with mtitmt* -dest/wwl friir the Mik*.
sdn; name weighing as *K**eb’ 'as 7ft
[/vis pounds* with dexgenty
rytivr boxes eon-taming gifts ensMd
m-v.h itiUrf+st and were l/ytfced upon
with reveretv.e and »*<r
On the Jfttt) eg la<es)»ef et eleven
■/« berk a mgb visited the
Count »//i informed hm that a very
ugh official with special oundescend
.t g aawrance* from the Mikado
would visit the Count in a few
hours, end then pi oposad that the
Count allow him t/y make sugge*
! tune as t/y lii* manner and woven'
honal etpfuette suitable in reewsv
,'g ibis great man, Inasmuch as
’<./• great man would represent tire
M.vado, a/'//riling Co their custom,
v/ii/ys/yever might be, was obliged
Vy its ten t/y him *//;tb great revcr*
are * and respect, are! in n/y other
way but lying down on the floor
with bis fa/e to ti.e ground, ar>d the
O/unt was b/J/i that he a ivy, must
conform t/y the usage
'fi/ls request ***To*d t// tli« Count
vi strange that he v/as offended,
“h'o," iu- said, * I shall ii//t do thin,"
The offUnal tiien said, "You might
stand on your knees with bowed
head,”
"You cannot expect this from me,”
said the Count,
"How vi " asked the official, "the
Japanese official will represent the
Reliance 1
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NOAtTID. OtCND0D, AMO VACUUM MALI
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art teas* offer him your mm chair."
'1 witt never permit that Wtoer.
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my band and thee Mart hum on Use
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! shall receive )» os tine Masse
»ay," cad the Count "Aid when 1
shall return fe£s tall I .shall sat on
the 'harr as he does, arid if he cats
on . the (lore, I shall do the same"
But you ir.<at prostrate yourself
before him,"' said the official
1 shall do no such dung," said
the Count
Such conversation went on for
some time The Japanese could not
understand the Russian way*
After a little while the expected
btgji official arrived and was reetiv
«*1 by the dount. He was invited to
tit on the sofa The conference
brot out only the fact that the ship
Kadezhda" was permitted to enter
the harbor of Nagasaki and that
everything necessary for its repair
would be furnished. A* far a* the
trade negotiations and the presents
for the Mikado, this was to be es
tablished later on when the order
would be received from Yedo. It
was learned that all the high official
wanted to know was just what kind
of presents were designated for the
Mikado.
Count Resanov wanted to inspect
the boxes to see if everything was
in good shape and intact, especially
those of glass like the mirror*, ertc.
First of all an elephant was tak
(To be Continued Tomorrow)
Atty. Grosscup
Dies Old Age
(By The Associated Press*)
TACOMA, Jan. 5—Benjamin Sid
ney Groisstcup, aged 77, a prominent
Tacoma and Seattle attorney, and a
member of the firm of Gro**cup and
Morrow, died xuddenly here. The
cuuxc of death wax not known
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Pitot Marow at the Miram Air
Sennet- x* scheduled tor a flight to
Fartaxai an soon as weather per*
meU, wish Joe Fortune as a passen
ger m addition to express and other
aaaSter,
Pitot Brown at the Northern Air
Transport x» scheduled tor a flight
to Ei£7 at *oon as the blizzard is
over is A weather allows, to contact,
another plane of the same company
frees Fairbanks. Passengers and ex
prew are to be flown enroute to
FazrtaxJbs*
Pitot Whaley of the Roust Air-1
wayi a scheduled as soon as wea-i
liner permit*, far a flight to Pilgrim1
asad Serpentine Hot Springs, and
Iron Creek. He will bring to Nome
two children from Pilgrim Hot
Spring* and Norman and Anthony)
Rolando from Iron Creek.
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The Pacific Alaska Airways mail
plane which was scheduled to take
off thiii morning from Fairbanks for
Norr»e with the regular mail, is be
lieved to have remained there due
to the stormy weather at Nome. It!
was reported that the Electra would
make the Monday flight but it is
not definitely known.
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According to a telegraphic mes
sage received by the Northern Air;
Transport this morning, a bouncing
baby boy, weighing eight pounds,
thirteen ounces, was bom yesterday
to Mr and Mrs. Dick Ortman, in the
Fairbanks hospital Mother and
baby were reported to be doing nic
ely. Mr. Ortman is the mechanic
for the NAT in Fairbanks, and was
formerly associated in the same cap
acity at Nome, with the company.
The Legislature will meet a week
from today to organize and prepare
for its sixty-day session. As noted
intoday’s telegraphic dispatches,
there are three major questions com
ing before the legislature. However
the Northwestern Alaska Chamber
of Commerce has several very im
portant measures which will require
the attention of the legislators at
Juneau within the near future.
Occupying the attention of the
Board of Directors, soon, will be the
proposal of preparing a legislative
program to be presented at the Jan
uary 14th session of the Alaska Leg
isiature. There are several propos
als before the Board at present
awaiting their decision whether to
recommend or deny.
The Nome Public School again
took up attendance this morning at
9 p.m., following a two-weeks Christ
mas vacation. During the vacation
period the heating plant of the
school was cleaned and over-hauled
and some repairs completed to carry
it through the winter.
The blizzard which has been stead
ily mounting all day, threatens to be
come a two or three day blow, ac
cording to the manner in which the
wind is increasing and the snow fly
ing. Numerous airplane flights sche
duled for today, were necessarily
postponed until better weather con
dltions warrant.
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