Urauich, and Mrs. Kimber was Miss Eugenia Monich. was one of tne advisers of Marshal Feng Yushsiang. He revealed many new salient facts, in his lecture.
Grand Duchess in San Francisco Details of the manner in which Russian San Prancisco, following the lead of Russian Paris, feted. the Tearist family in the person of the Grand Duchess Maria Paviovna, who was some time ago, married to Prince Waldemar of "Sweden and Duke VasyliAlexandroviteh, have just come to hand. The American authories took part in the celebrations. In addition to the Russian delegation, the Grand Duchess was met at the station by representatives of the Southern Pacific Railway, the Mayor of San Francisco and a compact body of GeMen, headed by the Chief of Police. She was offered three automobiles for conveyance—one by the Mayor, one by the civie authorities fand one from the Russian Youths! Association, which latter she chose. The Administration of the San Prai cisco World Fair, offered her a car to make a tour of Treasure Island, and on this ride she was accompanied by Prince and Princess Vasyl. Her arrival and visit tothe Pair was Russian transport, on which he broke through the Japanese blockade Vladivostok. For this, he was awarded a medal. After the conclusion of the war he accompanied an extensive Selentifie expedition to Thibet, served the Baltic Fleet and joined. the Russian Mercantile Marine as Chief Engineer. "During the Great War the deceased left Vladivostok for England fon the transport ship "Tobol." Near Africa, however, the ship was sunk by German submarine, and the survivors, among whom was J. N. Vyshivanov, were picked up by an English transport ship and brought to England. He came back to Archangel, Russia, in time for the Revolution. Later "he again found himself Vladivostok. Happening to be Shanghai during the general evacuation of the Maritime Provinces, remained here and joined. thi SWhangpoo Conservancy Board", where he served for 5 years, lately as Chief Engineer of the dredger "Chien-Shih." Captain Vyshinoft was. in indifferent health for nearly six months. He died in the Country Hospital on Thursday at midnight. The deceased is survived by his wife recorded by a moving picture camera. Later a dinner was held in the Mark Hopking Hotel. "Among those present were Metropolitan Theophile, Archbishop Tiekon and many prominent Russian Americans.
Local Russian naval circles have in quick succession lost three of their most, prominent members: Commander'N. L, Seniavin, Commande ALN. Tichmenef and "now Captai L'N. Vyshivanov. During the Ruseo-Japanese War the latter was in Port Arthur os Chief Engineer on a Letter from Mr. Kostrukoff A letter has just been received from Mr. N. F. Kostrukoff, the leader of the Don Cossacks' Choir, that captivated Shangha's music jovers some: months ago, telling of the death in Los Angeles of Mr. Semikolenoff. The deceased will be remembered for his spirited and humorous interpretation of the "Kezachek" dance that put the climax on each concert and drew invariable applause from the whole house.
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