{"character_count": 1328, "word_count": 237, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9272000193595886], "ccnet_perplexity": [1221.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Death OF THE Hon. A. H. EvERErr.-From
the Baltimore Sun, of Oct. 231. we clip the fol-
towing account of the death and funerel of Hon.
ALExANpER II. EVERETT, late U. s. Minister at
Caution China.


DIED on tho 29th Juno 1917, at Canton in
China, the Hon. A. II. Everett, Commsso ner
from the United Sttes to China. The funeral
soemnilies took place at o'ct'ck. P. NJ, the


ing dav, attended by nearly the entire for
'oh., The Rev. P. Parker offcated
e'sn community = Of an appro-
on the occasion. After tho reaoln1 -
pirate portion Of the scripture and prayer the &c
mains were conveyed to the place of nterment,
Dane 5 Island, Whampoa, by the steamer Corsair,
accompanied by most of the American and sew
eral of the English community, and officers be-
longing to Il. NJ. steamer Pluto, Capt. Airsy
having, with kind consideration, provided sea-
men from that vessel to convey the body to the
grave. At Whampoa the procession was joined
by detachment of armed men, sent by the
French Commodore Lapierre, under the dircc-
ton of Commandant NJ. Liviere, 60 escort it and
render military honors 10 the remains of the de.
ceased.) and by train of boats from the Eng.
lish American and other vessels. The flags al
| frigate La Gloire, the FLAGSHIP of Commodore
Laperre, conspired to mark tho interest and so
lemnity of the occasion.