r of the Great Wall 295

Five Arch: First pailow of the Ming Tomb 295

Emperor Yunglo's tomb 297

Emperor Kwangsu of China 298

The Dowager Empress of China 300

Gordon Hall at Tientsin 303

Old gateway of Tientsin 303

The Temple at Mukden 306

Dalny 310

Port Arthur before the siege 313

Tiger-Tail Promontory and Port Arthur during the conflict 315

203-Metre Hill, Port Arthur--The last point to be taken 317

The city wall and gate of Seoul 319

A group of Koreans 320

An old tomb of a high official 323

A white marble pagoda in Seoul 324

Street scene in Seoul 326

Torii Miyajima 328

Stone lanterns, Miyajima 330

Islands of the Inland Sea 332

Mississippi Bay 335

View of Miyanoshita 336

Theatre Street in Yokohama 340

Mountains around Hakona 343

Mount Pali, Honolulu 344

TRAVELS IN THE FAR EAST

Milwaukee, _October 27th_, 1907: The adieux have been said, the friends
have departed, and the train is moving slowly out of the station; a
profusion of flowers, tempting new books, and other gifts are visible
proofs of the thoughtfulness of friends on the eve of a long journey in
untried fields, and it seems as if I had lost my moorings and was
drifting out on an unknown way.

* * * * *

CHICAGO is reached, and after a hurried transfer of trains I am speeding
on to my objective point, New York. An interval of two days and the