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FOR sALE-5Oo fruit trees; 1000 grape vines:
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Times Office. no5-7t
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
SaMmmpueberiAte
Spaen eorrigirt weroeu.

" abtn9ton, 20. Suli. =
Sstretdr Wilfon bonn Nterbau-S eparte.
tnsnt bat benz prdfiosntsn Miler bonn
gsrein Der gaummoIfabritanten mit-
gstbeilt, baB er nd6fen Wontag bereit
fstn uiro, Elm @omits bss Yereins 3u
%smpfangen, um NIT bemisIbsn bic
Notbmsnbigteit 3u beIpre9en, sinen
rielien geri4t iber bas nit Baummole
bepfanate 2anbgebiet aufauEsllen.
Setretdr @ilion bsabRdtist, ben
TOrfreierbationen einen Bsiu9 ab3u=
ftattsn, unb uinidt, am 1. 9lusuh
Waibinaton au berlnfsn. gr min
absr borber nod ale ansslsesnbsitsn,
bic nit benz gaummon5sri9t. In BE.
3iebun9 ffeben, au erIebissn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
% pIftn6ru d.

9 aIena. 2ans., 20. SuIi. -
Gin @Oltenbru9 bat In bisism Sbals
grobe Ierwttfung angeri9tet.
Carthage, Wo., 20. Suli. -
Sn Golge bes 9etualtigen &egsns bal
Der Spring &tber einen gan3 unge-
tu6nli9en WaKsrFanb srreidt. Cabin,
&ubi unb 2 anbere JubrIeute ffnb er.
trunten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Sapan.
g fang ftir $aft I.

9otio, 20. Suli. gs tuerben
ausgeoebnte 0orbereitun9en fur ben
gmpfang Sefretdr 9aft's unb feiner
@efeai&aft getrofen. Mubsr ben Der.
antaltunger bar9 ben 6of unb bic
Regierung finb aud 5eflidteiten bon
ben 8anfisrs unb @si1dftsbereinen
QepIant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Nublanb.
Rongres Der + 10 o 8.

greB Der 3smfmos beriammelte f4
beute tuisbsr I'm Sauie bes 5trfen
SelsorufoH.
Sie erffen &eiolutipnsit protefirten
gsgsrl bic @srlsbuns bon pribatre9tsn
uno bic alssmsins WiItiibr Der geb6r=
ben.
Sooann murbe Der gnttpurf elmer
3pnfi:ution, Der BON einer1 2omite
ausssarbsitst mar, bistutirf.
grnte bef9dbist.
st. Petersburg, 20. Suli.
Der Gtanb Der grnte if In berf4ieoe'
men goubernements @uBlanbs bur9
beige @inbs bsri9Ie9tert wOroeu.
Weuterei.
Obeffa. 20. Suli. Cine Batterie
bat in benz Srte 8onbD, na6e Sifis
eemeutert. Die 2suts t6otstsn i6re
Offi3isrs unb fdlOhen f4 elmer ganbe
armenii9er &sbolutionare an.
@ttte's grtIdrung.
= t. petersbure, 20. Suli.
Der geri9t tber cine untsrrsbuns nit
Witts, rpsl9sr bon Nsw gort ~auriidtelei
erapbirt muros, bat bier srobes Nuf-
ie9sn errsgt. Sie prefe III, aisgsnom=
men Die ultra-reaftiondren Organe,
nit ben anF9tsn Witts's bur9aus ein-
bsrfanben.
@itte Bat ertldrt, Rublanb bran9e
atpar ben Trisbsn, aber CT lei ni4t fur
einen 5rieoen UNI isbsn preis.
Mttentat.
g I. petersburg,2 20. Suli.
Die geri9te bon einem alternate auf
ben Gsnsralproturator bss bI. SpnOo
pObisbpnof3sf bsfdtigen f&. pob:ea
bonOf;sf lisB f9 aber bar4 bas atten'
tat ni9t anfs1ten. gr fubr na4 benz
bl. Gpnob uno wo6ute elmer Sibung
beHelbsn BEL. pbne einsm ietner 2o1e-
gen Elm Wort bon benz 9orfaIe 3i To-
gen. Spdtsr fubr er obne BegIeituns
nod BEN 8abnbufs uno 9iarstOie.S elO
surtid.
Seutiblanb.
R6nis BON paniene r-
b artet.
Berlin, 90. SuIi. So wiro on.
sstiinbigt, baB Der 96nig bon Spa'
nien feline 8sife nod Berlin am 10.
Sept. antrstsn tperbe.
@itte berSur4rete e.
gerIin, 20. SuIi. Die gbef
Der ruifI4en Jrieoenstommihdrs.
Witts, tam bsuts auf ber Sur4reiis
mad paris bier bur9. gr nerfebrte
In benz spsiisnagsn bss 3usss In iebr
bemotratiiGsr Weife nit ben ibrisen
Reiisnbsn.
@itte Ie6nte I1nterrebun9en nit Set
tungsbertretern ab.
oIIFdnbissr Sieg bes
gentrumsi 9 apern.
Miin9e n, 20. Suli. gs pirS
semeIoet, baB bic 2ibsralen bet ben
Sauptuablen gun, bapsrii9en 2anbtal
nod idls9tsr absef9nitten 6aben, ole
mad benz Musfaa Der urpablen ON
10. Suli bere9net tuorbsr mar. Der
eefrige 8ag bat benz Centrum peite'
rem @etuinn auf 2ofen Der 2iberaler
aebra9t. 9as Gartsa nit ben go.
aialoemotraten bat benz Centrum su
elmer Stimmensabl in Der 2ammer bel
Mbaeorbneten bsrbolfen, BITE melt ibe,
cine 3usiorittslmebrbeit binausgebt.
g 9riftfeIIer @rottepi
ertru1fen n.
Berlin, 20. SuIi. geim 3d.
ben i'm 2anssn See, Der BET benz Berlin
bena&barten 8rfinau gele9en if, er'
trant Der betannte S9riftteus,
Rurt @rottewiB.
Gin aahlrei9er 2reis bon Jreunber
unb 0srsbrern it bur9 bic 2unbe Dor
benz idbsn Sobe f&merali4 betrofer
tuoroen.
(Rurt Grottspib tuuroe am %
Tsbruar 1866 gsborsn. Seine Be-
fanntefen Romnue Hnb Neues Sc
ben. eiesernatuE Sussnbfttrms. Ser
ner berfabts Ys Wo%oernifrung BEL
.sbr >0ehofe. 2ufunff Der beuti6er
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21

@k
einfsitigsn neutrality-suspicious. gsr=
trays eip bider Gtrid gesebsn tporoen
1T. Die grtldruug bes parlaments'
Sstretdrs psrep srfdbrt bamit cine gr-
gdnsung, bic In 2onbun frsili4 nit
siemli9 semii8ten 9sfi6Ien aufsenOm'
men werben biirfte.
Ruffif&e g 9iffsantau E
in 8 mburg.
Samburg, 20. SuIi. sc miro
semslost, bab Der ruifids giienbabn=
Winiftsr. Gtrf Chiffon, eingetrofen
lei, UNI sroBs S9ifsanfdufe gum
transport bon giienbabn : Waterial
mad Siberisn psrfstt 3u MAIDEN. IS
banbelt fi9 INN bic 2ssung bes sweiten
@elsiies Der transibiriiaen Babn.
tpel&e nit gr0btm6sli9sr s9neaistsit
aus9effbrt merben foa. Die bonn
Ghrften 3rnG9ff e%rtuorbenen bier3eb1
S4iHe tperoen f4ou in einisen 9asen
nod ibrsm ~8sfimmun9sort abgsben.
Wtan re&net In 5ambmrg auf ueitere
Nntdufe uno bsripriat f9 babon Elm
ishr prOfitables @ef9dft.
6unbert dbri9es @egts
ments.S m.
Whn9en, 20. Suli. 3u Rs.
~sensburs feiert in bieien Sagen bas
II. baperif9e Snfantsris . &esimsni
bon Der 8ann oas 6uubertii6rise Subj
ldum isinss gsffsbens. gsi Der ssfri-
gen parabe beftete 8enerIlfelomar'
f9aa Bring 2eopolb bon gapsrn bic
bonn Bring sgenten 2uitpolo psrlie-
bensn gdnoer an bic 5abnsn Der 3d.
taiaone oss Regiments.
Inter entiprsdenbsn gsrsmonien
tpurbs ipdtsr i'm 2aiernsnbof elm Dent
nal fur ben heriforbsnen bertibmten
Sserftbrsr bon benz bas Resimeni
ieinen Nansn bat. 3ablreite Diff
GERS borbnunssn anbersr @ssimsnter
nsbmsn an Der Subslfeisr tbeil.
@oIbenesS ottor- l.
Idum.
BrssIau, 20. SuIi. Der @s.
i9idtsfOrf9er, &eatslebrsr unb Si9-
ter Gelir Sabn, Sstan Der iurifii9sn
Gatultdt an Der bkfsen unibsrftdt Be,
sebt mOraen In Der i9leff&sn 6aupt'
taot bic Jsisr feines goloensn Sottor'
Subildums, aus tpsIdsm gnlaB ihm
bon profehoren unb Stubenten grpbt
gbrun9en auseoa4t fnb. (JsIir Sabn
tuurbe an 9. Gebruar 1884 3u Sam'
burg seborsn, itubirts tn Min9sn uni
Berlin, 6abilitirts f9 1857 tn Whn'
den, wurbs 1868 in Wiir3burs auber.
orbsntli&er, 1865 orosntli9sr profei.
Tor, 1872 profeHor fur beuif9es Re@t,
etaatsre9t unb &e9ispbilofopbis In
a6nissbsrs, 1888 in greslau. Si'
3abl isinsr Wsrts if 9ssion.)
prof. WitbeIm Stordt.
Berlin, 20. Suli. Sn Mtin.
fer, Wsffalen, TT Der nambaftt
Spra9fori9sr unb @omanif, profsi'
for @ilbelm Sturd bon Der pbiloiopbi.
fhen Gatultdt Der bortissn uniberfitdt
geftOrbsn.
9 ot9ate b. g ternburg 9.
Berlin, 20. SuIi. Srhr. Sped
b. Sternburg, Der beutf9e BOti9aftei
nod ben Der. Staaten, tuel9er f9 3
Sage bier aufbislt. UNI @si&dfte mil
benz a~uswdrtigen Imte au erleoissn,
if nit ieiner Satin mad isinem Sibs
nabe 2eip3ig sereif.
Der 8otf4after mirb ben 2atier uni
ben &ei9sfan3ler erf i'm Septembe,
Ieben, tpenrt beibe bon ibren grbolungs'
reifen nod Berlin 3nrtidte6ren.
$erlinben N SIREN.
baue.
36In, 20. Suli. Sn Whnfter.
Weffalen, tuuroe Der I'm Sabre 1905
tue9sn 2ontursbsrbrs9sns au 6Sabren
3u9t6aus p~erurtbeilts 5abritant Ger.
LINDEN, Der nod Nmsrita ssfliittet mo-,
uub fpdtsr aug Wilpautee an bie beut.
i9en geb6rben auseeliefert tpurbs, In
Elm Srrenbaus sebra9t.
Tranfrei@.
W arptfps2 nerens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
China.

s q d E . perationen.
sr
| Der Or nb9uret, 20.
Suli. Sas iapaniiae @orbrinssn ben
&orea nimmt einer fdrteren @baratter
an uno ri4tet fi& ge9sn Mufan, Wan=
gan unb 6aiasta. 9is Sapansr i9sis
men beoeutenbe Dsrfdrtunssn sonJslb.
mari9aa Spama's 6auptar NEE erbals
ten 3u baben. Sbre SperatiOnen iGei-
men eine ginidlisBun9 bon Wlabimos
tod gum 3meds 3u babsn.
auf Der Smell Sadalin fnb bic So.
paner Bis Wlabimerotpsta b~orgebrun-
gen. gei ibrer Mrtilerie finb 40 Wa-
i9inensspebre.
@rpBbritannien.
Neues u ntereeboo I.
2onbon, 10. Suit. Gin i1susr
unerieeboot.8 pp, befsn Beionberheit
in isiner aufs aeuberfe rebuairtsn
@rbbe 3u fu&en III, tuiro CUR 3stt in
gnelanb erprobt.
@dbrsnb Der lsbten apei Sabre
uurbs unter 2eitung bes en9lii9en
Warineamtss in aler Ssimli4tsit elm
unterieeboot 9ebaut, bas nur aebn
Weter lang III unb einen Sur4msRer
bon 3uei Meter befbt.
DDS reue Boot, bas nit swei $or=
psoorobren aussertftet III, bat uur brsi
Wann Beiabun9. gs tam nit 2ei9-
tietsit nod Dirt ber &sttunssboots auf
bas Bed zines Rriegsi4iHes seaosen
pber auf bet gifenbabn bon einem 30
fen gum anbern 9ebra9t perben. Die
@ei9pinbisteit bss Bootes bstrdst un=
ter See a9t Weilen. Dos vSai4ens
l1nteriseboot" foI feinsn eetu6bnli9en
plab In ben Sabits Der 2inisnf4ife
unb 2reu3er fisben. grf furs bor benz
Augenblid, In benz es In Sbdtiateit tres
ten lou, tpirb Is raid ins Meer 9elafen.
Oeferreih.ltngarn
8 ur9tbareg rpIofion n
Rei4enberg.
Wien, 20. SuIi. Sim 2slsr bsr
9iibnsr'i9sn @hrtlerei In &ei&snbers,
g6bmen, ersisnete f4 Bel einem gran'
be cine nsrhdnsniBboIe GrpIofon.
9ibnsr's Grau, bas Yienfmdo4en
unb % 5euermebrleute trusen fur&t-
bare, msif t6btli9s 8ranowuuoen boz
brn.
Banana.
Siplo nj DER mi + beis
geIe9t.
panama, 20. Suli. SIM April
einseu bie Nrbeiter bon Samdica, biz
am Nqudbuct arbeiten, an Streif, tue.
gen f9le9ter Nabrung, ME bamal4
gemslbet tpurbe. Ste poli3ei bon pa=
mama, bic bon benz 0ormanr 3u 9tlfe
gerufen tpurbe, erlitt bur4 bic Irbeiter
cine Nieberlase. S9liebli9 iol aber
bic bsrftdrtts polisei unn6tbige grus
talitdt bei S%erfelun9 Der Orbnung 9es
ssi9t baben. Der englif9e 2onful
glaub 6. Malstt protsfirte unb e
fam su biplomatif9en &eibereien, bic
nun bur9 ben Ridtritt bes Inter
ftaatsistrstar bss 9~usudrtisen, SenOr
Beler, bsisslsst finb.
Spanien.
9pn9erei au Salas
manca.
Mabrib, 20. Suli. gu So
lamanea tpolte Der beito@ene Stabts
ROTH einel tp~ertbpouen 6reibrief bers
f4enfen.
gtrser iasten ben Stabtratb aus
benz Nat6baufe unb Ipn&ten ben
Ghbrsr Der bsto9enen WitsIieoer.
StaIien.
8 ruberutprb.
o m, 20. Snli. SIM 1erlaufe
zines Streites. tpurbe ber Seputtrte
@uifeppe Donati bon ieinem iRngeren
8ruber Stlbte getSotet. Geioe huurben
| oTe mSuSo~x~A oS&na{ahsSp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
StaIien.
3 ruoer + b.

q o m, 20. Snli. SIM @erlaufe
zines Streites. tuurbe Der Seputtrte
@uiiepps Donati bon ieinsm itinseren
Bruber Silbie getSotet. geibe wurben
ais Wiliondre an9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Granfrei@.
DO arotfps3 nerers.

paris, 20. Suit. premiermini-
ffer &oubisr unb Ghrt &aboIin, Der
beuti&e BOti9after batten beute hber
ginselbeiten, ME 3sit unb Ort Der
Warotto.8 onfereu3 cine unterrebung.
Mi,sei9en beuten barauf BIN, baB He au
Ranger tattfnben wiro, bod i9einen
aud parteien, tuel8e ben ginf1uB Wa.
rotto's ausi9lieben molen, fur Sun
Sebafien, Spanien 3u fein.
Der .@&o be paris" fagt bier3u
bab 6ilfs.S taatsietretdr 9oomis tuabr.
f&einIi@ bic Der. Staten reprdfenti.
rem tperoe. pen,i bic 2onferen3 auBer.
halb Warotto's fattfnoe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-14
M. Witte Talks Plain to
Baron KOmura on
Saturday.
PUBLIC SEEMS OPTIMISTIC
No Meeting Is Held at Portsnouth--By
Mutual Agreement the Session Was
Postponed In Difference 70 the Holy
Sabbath.

Portsmouth. Aug. l3.-No progress
was made with the peace negotiations
oyaTf Sunday The session to be held
Sals afternoon was postponed By mutual
ccaArnt out Of reverence Of the Holy
Sabbath, perhap, il will not be too
n''sa 70 .ag tie general feeling |. more
-asopefhI In spite d open predictions made
by personagcs connected with both aides
Of the negotiations that before next
Sunday the plenipotcntiariea will reach
point weherc rupture viii become
the inevitable.
The principal reason for optimism lies
In the fact that when confronted with
the absolute refusal Of the Russian reply
TO admit the discussion Of either in.
demnity or the cession OF the Island Of
sSakahalein, the Japanese proposed TO
take up the consideration Of the Condi'
tions "seriatum." From this, II Is a..
suined the Japanese are prepared 10
yield or have reason TO believe u way
may be found 10 overcome the obiec.
ti0ns Of their adversarics when the
crucial test comes.
In the debate IN yesterdays confer
ence over the first condition, the recog.
milton Of Japan's 'preponderating in
fluence" over Korea, involving her right
10 control the administration Of the her.
init kingdom md TO Use its littnl for
strategical purposes, etc. was of a re-
markabIe character, indeed, the position
taken by N. witte was sensational
In the extreme.
The Rusaians propose to raise before
the world a spectre Of "yellow peri"
TIL Russians claim that Japan's present
purpose Is to get foothold on the
Aaiaiic continent from which TO extend
her dominion NJ. Whites argument
might be summarized as follows,
Russia has no objection to Japan
taking Korea. but you must avow II
plainly. II II bc taken, IL should be
taken officially so the world may under
stand your purpose to take the posses
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-14
Peoples Referendum Vote
Shows WSRemarkable Sym
pathy for Split Up.
WANT RlKsDAG TO OPERATE
People of Norway Take Question of Dis
solution Under Consideration and Vote
Heartily for It-No Disturbances Oc-
curred-Everybody Enthusiastic.

Christiana, Aug. lS.-The Norwegian
peoples referendum vote, taken today.
pronounced in favor of the dissolution
of the union with Sweden, with re-
markable, though not unexeptecd unani-
nifty. OF the 100000 voters, $4,000 cast
ballots. While the full result win not
be known for some hours, up to midnight
returns show that about one person in
5000 voted against the dissolution. The
difference between the total number Of
voters and the number of votes cast is
attributable to absentees, such as sail.
ors abroad and others out OF the coun-
try. There are scenes of greatest en-
thnsiasm everywhere.
Thousands OF women, who have not
the right of franchise, signed petitions
in the streets endorsing the dissolution.
In Christiaina and other towns the en-
tire population turned out, every one
wearing long streamers of national col
ors pictures OF Premier Nicholson. One
of the members of the cabinet said TO
the Associated Press tonight:
"The result surpasses our most
sanguine expectations. The next Off
cial steps viii be taken after the storth-
ing meets, August 81, when the result
of the vote will be communicated to the
Swedish government. The storthing win
repeat the request of the ridskag and
declare the ridskag in operation and the
union dissolved. The storthing also ex-
presses willingness to negotiate concern
ing the details of the dissolution. The
earnest desire of Norway is to conclude
a dissolution amicably. Norway win
never retract, but everything win be
done to meet the wishes of Sweden in
other directions.
Il peace depends upon the abolishing
Of forts they viii be abolished. Norway
must remain a monarchy as the people
do not desire republic"
.ehBvIsznota o5" hrdlu shrdlueup
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-14
sUNFLowER WEEDS In MISSOURI.
Courts Thers Have no Reverence for Sis
ter States Emblem-Doctor Fined.

Kansas City, sio, Aug. ls.-Dr. J. i.
Flanders was arraigned In police court
this morning on charge of failing to
cut weeds on property at Pacific and
Charlotte streets. lie was fined Sl.50.
Il cut the weeds, judge he told tile
court, @but ! left standing some sun
flowers. | did not suppose they would
be emistaken for weeds
''Yes, but according TO the ruling OF
the Missouri Supreme court, sunAowers
are weeds said Judge Brady. aTbe con.
tention Of a st. Louis property-owner,
who appealed fine for allowing sun
flowers to grow on bis property was
that they were the emblem Of sister
state and could not be considered az
weeds. The court thought differently.
siInaowers may be flowers in Kansas,
but they are weeds in Missouri
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-14
TWELVE ARE KILLED IN
WRECK ON NICKEL PLATE

following. Several cars of the freight
train were splintered. OF the passengers
in the smoker, none escaped injury.
Fortunately there was no FIRE, but the
heavy timbers Of the wrecked cars
pinned down many and prevented them
getting out. Doctors were sent on a
special train to the scene.
When the trains came together al
most everybody in the smoker was doz-
ing, A sudden jar hurled them out of
their seats into the aisle and there were
several persons thrown through the
windows,
Passengers in the second car were
more fortunate. There the violence of
the impact was not so severe, though a
fewdid get off without cut, hruise,
sprain or broken bones. No passengers
in the sleepers were injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-14
ST. PETERSBURG GUESSING.

81. Petersburg, Aag. 3,I'he Russian
capital il in the dark concerning the
meaning Of the prolonged conference
Saturday at Portsmouth,. There Is,
nevertheless, Il crrtiin feeling Of hope
tuness accounted for. not altogether
on the ground that no rupture has oc.
cured thus far, There Is reason to be.
licye, no manifesto. subject TO the na,
tional assembly, viii be issued until def
Unite. news !. received In order, II the
negotiations fail, simultaneous publica-
ton Of the manifesto will stir up the
patriotism In the country.
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Chances for Extraordinary Ses-
sion Of Congress Slim.
President Has Reserved Definite Decision
in Matter But Everything Points to
Fact That Session Win Not Be Held
Much Opposition.

Oyster Bay, Aug. l3.-Notwithstand.
ing that a more or less definite an.
nouncement has emanated from various
sources during the last few months, con.
gress may not be called into extraordi-
nary session next November. Indeed, in
dieations are now that no extraordinary
session will be held this year. This
statement is made on the authority of
President Roosevelt himself. He has
not decided definitely as yet, and prob.
ably will not reach determination un.
til he returns to Washington the latter
part of November. The chances Of an
extraordinary session appear, however,
to be fading. Strong pressure is being
brought to bear upon the president 10
induce him not to call an extra session.
So much interest Is manifested In
the subject throughout the country that
the president has received a large mum
Der of letters regarding ii. Many sen.
ators and representatives have urged
against the extra session.
They point out practically nothing Is
to be gained by the extra session, that
will begin not more than three weeks
before the opening Of the rgalar long
session. Taking these things into con
sideration, the president has reserved
/ definite decision Of the matter
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sion, which meana that Korea will be.
long TO japan. No be II.
Russia will not object, but Japan
should aYow the purpose which Is
against The interests Of Europe and
america, and practically against the In.
tcrcsts Of The United States and China,
and even your ally England. II this
l. satisfactory 10 You and America
Russia raise. no protest. You propose
10 destroy every yestige Of the Aoy,
ercignty Of the emperor Of Korea, but
yon deesirc to employ a formul with
which to conceal your true purpose.
"1he country which win suffer most
is America, which viii understand II
in about ten years and when II Is too
late
To this argument Baron Komura dis.
scntcd vigorously, contending that Japan
only sought To secure for herself In
Korea commercial and industrial posi-,
tions TO which she Il entitled aud TO aid
in It's civilization and development, as
well as to protect the kingdom from
administrative anarchy.
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New York, Aug. l3.--A thunderstorm
Of unusual violence did widespread dam
age today. Lightning struck a boat
house, filled with people. one Of whom
was killed. II also struck street car
in which were 100 people. Only one
was hit. but in the panic ensuing Is
women were hurt. nine seriously. Many
small boats in the harbor capsised.
Two barges containing 800 immigrants
broke from moorings and was blown
down the bay threatening drowning 70
those on board.
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Cleveland, o., Aug. l3.-An eastbound
ssenger train on the Nickel Plate rail
~ aollided with westbound freight
early today, near vermillion, re-
i in the deaths Of IL persons and
sInjured, eight of whom win probably
,slie. The wreck, according to officials
! Of the company, was caused by mis-.
understanding Of orders, or the neglect
of them, on the part Of the crew of the
freight train. Aside from the engineer,
the men killed on the passenger train
were al riding in the smoking car and
were mostly foreign laborers in the EN-.
ploy o. the STANDARD Oil company
The high speed Of the passenger train
threw the locomotive and the first three
coaches over on the engine of the freight
train, elescoping the smoker and the car
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FEAR MURDER.

Portland, Aug. Bit is the belief
% Coroner Finley that Minnie van Dram,
who died yesterday after drinking
bottle of ginger ale, was the victim OF
foul play. Mrs. van Dram was the wife
Of Kasper van Dram, a saloon keeper,
who was recently shot and dangerously
wounded by a rival in business. A
chemical analysis vas made today Of
the contents of the woman's stomach
and the remainder Of the liquid in the
bottle from which she drank shows the
presence of large quantity of cyanide
potash.