Ban Francisco, Oct. 16. teresting information was made pablic here yesterday by San Fo, " son of San Yat-sen. The interview was comprehensive. He outlined the plans of the revolutionaries in the estab) ment of their republic and stated that the right of suffrage will be based upon educational qualifications. He added that woman suffrage was being considered and women will probably be tied to vote on the same educational basis as the mea, San Fo aleo assort that the American legislative system vill be adopted, except that the terms of the legislators will be for five years in both the apper and lower branches of the legislature. Speaking on the pre-poredness of the revolationiste the man states that there are two millions of dollars in the treasury, and that all the Chinese in America are practically in the reserve of the army, or are contributors.—Japan Ad-
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