Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-09-20

London, Sept. 1.-THE protocol of
the armistice between Japan and Rus
STA consists of six paragraphs, fixing
the zone of demarcation between the
two armies in Manchuria, as well as
in the Tumen region; providing that
the naval forces of one of the bellig
erents shall not lombard territory be
longing TO or occupied by the other;
setting forth that maritime captures
will not be suspended during the arm
istice; new reinforcements shall not
be dispatched to the theater of war.
CONSERVATION at Lloyd's.
London. Sept 1.-THE announce
ment that by the terms of the Russian
japanese armistice protocol maritime
captures will not be suspended Great
ed CONSERVATION at Lloyd's yesterday
owing to the fact that assurances had
recently been effected at peace"
rates The underwriters are likely
to send protest to the Japanese gov
eminent.
Komura Has Typhoid.
New York, Sept. 14-Baron Komu-
ra, japanese peace envoy, who was
reported yesterday to be suffering
from typhoid fever although the ply
sicans are not a unit on this point,
was said to be in a satisfactory con
dtion, Many messages of inquiry as
to Komura's condi4 IN, including one
from President Roosevelt, reached
the hotel yesterday.
Among those who called to inquire
for Komura last night was Baron
Rosen, one of the Russian peace en-
voys. A cablegram was received by
Baroness Komura inquiring as to her
husbands condition. The Japanese
were much pleased at the receipt of
the cablegram, as dispatches had been
received here reporting that she and
her children had been murdered.
Novel Private Speculation.
Yokohama, Sept 1.-THE meeting
held at theater Tuesday to protest
against the treaty was followe by
anti-poiice demonstrations FCL -teen
police boxes were burned, 81 police
men injured and two civilians severely
hurt. The police say that the meet
ing was a private speculation of pro
fessional agitator, who charged an
admission fee Promises that there
wouiO be popular speakers were unau-
thorized, according to the police. and
the disappointed audience denounced
the swindle and demanded the return
of their money The trouble finally
developed into rowdyism outside the
theater. AT o'clock yesterday morn
ing two companies of troops from To
kio arrived They have been posted
as guards at all the consuia,ns and
other points and quiet has been re-
stored.
Infantry are now guarding the for
eign consulates, churches, converts
and hotels, and cavalry are patrolling
the streets. One hundred and nine
teen arrests have been made. The
mob used short iron bars and had
kerosene ready, showing that there
was some organization. 1t had threat
ened to burn all the police boxes,
which threat has been for 9stalled by
the precautions of the troops.
Many Hurt in Toxic Riots.
Toxic, Sept. 14.-According to the
metropolitan police estimate of the
casualties during the recent rioting,
3SS constables, 16 firemen and two
soldiers were wounded. Among the
mob and bystanders nine were killed
and 487 wounded.
Coincidence on Mikasa Disaster.
Washington Sept. 14.-Acting Sec
rotary Darling yesterday sent mes
sage of coincidence to the Japanese
minister of the navy on the accident
to the Mikasa.