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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
CONDITIONS AND
Possibilities,

In no part Of the Tinted States has there bee.
such wonderful Commercial, frdus,tiai and
Astleultufal development .. sinng the iiuss %
the Illinois Central aud the Ssfo1 n Misslssippi
valley Railroads IN the States OF Tennessee,
Mississirpi aud louisiana. ~iihlu the past ten
y,afs, Cities and tovus have doubled their sep
ulaiion. splendid business hi1s.s have f<en
erected. Farm lands have more than doubled
In value. Hundreds Of industries have hssu
..tabl.'hed aud asa result there 10 an uupfece.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

ffve citizens Of the United States
have become naiuralited British sub
jects since the enactment Of the
Tsansynai naturalization ordinance. IN
De1mbertisO2.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

The highest tide In the world 4. In
Tie Bay Of Fundy. The tide there
bofnc;imcs raises TO the heiTh, Of II
feet. and the increase Is occasionally
d. much AZ a foot every FIVE minutes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

.sD~Is So. no, really wise. and ths
reason tina, they seen ~ II because
they never move their eyes. This they
Gan not do. a. their eyebalis are fixed
imisoyabiy In the sockets.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17
THE Weeks NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
Al Epitome Of the Mos, Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
coNGReSS'W0RK IN NUTSHELL

LAtsst D~,~Iopmesss In The nssse-
Jspsnes- war. Together win
Items Of ist~s~ss Called . b
Important Happenings All oses
the world.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

rdlIfpd0f naNt HNutttn SrNttriys |
Eight Syrians are under arrest,
pending expulsion. at Port-Au-Prince,
Hay,i, having presented false Ameri-
can naturalization papers.
A society Of young men has been
formed In Berlin called the Active
Friends OF Animals" They warn the
women OF Berlin that u they wear
blri, In their hats they will be re-
moved. aud the members will stand all
legal consequences.
vice.President Fairbanks has APP
pointed his son. Fred G. Fairbanks.
who graduated from Princeton In he
class Of 1898. as his private secretary.
The four enators expelled from the
California senate after being accused
Of accepting brides. will seek reinstate-
ncnt through mandamus proceedings
James Upton Medlock. alias J. c. Mel
lier. Who Is wanted In ST. Joseph, Mo.
for burglary. Is under arrest In New
York. lie is said 10 be an expert
%iuggis,. with a penchant for stealing
proprietary medicines from stores
where he would secure employment.
The Hamburg American steamship
Co. Is said TO be Remaining and coal
inE the IL steamers recently chartered
to the Russian government.
A semi-oficial statement comes from
schwerin that the marriage Of Crown
Prince Frederick William Of Germany
and the Duchess Cecilia will take place
In Berlin on June s.
The strike on the New York subway
and elevated railways Is not Endorsed
by the national unions. without whose
sanction II was begun. and the men
have been ordered 10 return to work.
Gov. vardaman Of Mississippi has Is
sued an address to peace officers recit-
Ing the prevalence uf crime and urging
them TO at once begin u crusade on the
dives and haunts u criminals.
Secretary Taft has declined to ac-
ccpt the resignation OF Capt. Geo. w.
Kirkman, on trial by court-martial at
Fort Niobrara. Neb., for scandalOus
conduct.
IN Ottawa tontl dispatch says that
there ARE indications Of an extensive
migratory movement from the United
States to Canada this spring.
\ young woman was killed and &c
persons injured by an explosion " ras
which wrecked the Mormon meeting
house NJ Granger. Utah.
Gov. Pardee Of California has vetoed
q TN to prevent vaccination bcing
made a condition precedent 10 admls-
zion 10 the public schools.
Now that the strikes are practically
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-03-17

ot proper partY splrlt. ln that he has
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

A-CAMERON & CO-Phone South 1850.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
Here ic an opportunity OF getting Of the
best groceries and bars in city; fine transfer
corner; downtown and doing big business,
$500 $500 to $1,000 per r' month; never changed
hands; best of reasons for selling. GAM
ERoN & CO.
Exchanges made in all kinds Of real estate
rooming house and business chances CAM
ERoN CO., Eddy st.
One of the best grocery and liquor stores. been
established for 20 years; doing fine business,
made fortune and wishes to retire from busl-
ness: good horse and wagon. with cSmpIe.e Isee
stock. goes for $500; fixtures worth price
asked; present owner there years
For sale-First-class bazaar and cigar bust
ness AL location, long lease, eheaP Isht !, !,
fixtures and store up-to-d date; estaphsheo 1.
I. years; fine new stock of goods: mas never '.er
changed hands; now clearing $Soo anu oeel @
per month: best reason for selling; an, an or OK
portdnity OF lifetime. SEE CAMBHoN
co.
For sale-well furnished and equipped country
hotel; SO rooms; rent only 500; ten-ysssl ys
lease; newly painted and renovated tnrousn-
out; about SO miles from S. F.; nne srom
ing town; present owner made fortune an anu
wants to retire. CAMERON q CO.. o Hoos.
First-class saloon; downtown; two blocks from
Market ST.. rent $40, We'll UIteu uP, AS~S-P~
SIS to s25 per day; must be sold on account uni
q CO.
First-class short order restaurant, downtown;
fittings new and up-to-dare; receipts $to 10
$50 per day; fine opportunity to get Al prop
osition reasonable: best OF reason for sell
ing. CAMERON & CO.
doing good business, but disagreement OF
partners cause OF sale CAMERON & CO.
For sale-weu located, s-chair barber shop
Fillmore ST.; rent SIS: doing good bust
ness; old established stand; here is chance
to get paving business for. little money;
owner leaving city; price $500. CAMERON
e. co.
INVESTORS Your attention is called to the
stock of corporation engaged in the manu-
facture and sale of hardware speciality
upon which patent has been allowed, which
stock is for sale in amounts to suit. The ar
ticle is dsplacing, other articles intended for
the same purpose now on the market ac-
count of its simplicity. lightness and ease Of
operation. A well known business man is at
the head of the enterprise, and the profits
which can be made in the business will allow
good income the investment. Full par
ticulars at sonntag,s Patent Agency, ger aa:.i "a
cation solicited.
A GOOD paying boarding house and bar for
sale. Apply to Washington Hotel. IA Wash
ington St, near East
WILL exchange park property for business or
lodging house. Box 2934. Call office.
$1,000; HALF interest in bus worth $4,000;
grand opening: investigate. Box 1923. Call.
FOR sale-Account departure cheap; paint
shop. complete. 2ss OFarTell: fruit store
Y OR 1-S interest new impd steam cylinder
and valve structure for stm. egnes $3.50 Call
GROCERY and bar on Folsom ST for sale for
s14oo. Address box 34o5. Call office.
A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call.
16 pages in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year.
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
1oDa1NG-HousEs FOR SALE.

A-CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1850;
q Eddy Ct. cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses, Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Beautiful new building; grand entrances
electric elevator lights; steam heat; 90 light
and sunny rooms elegantly furnished; spacious
halls, draperies and fittings OF the best; where
you can have an exquisite home besides clear
ing $500 per month above all expenses; close
in: cheap rent and long lease; this house is
always full Of best people; sickness causes
sale; exclusively with us.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

14-room house. furnished in oak and mahog-
any; good carpets; hrst-class location; all full
and clearing nice little salary every month;
you can get it for 5000 cash.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Grand. new, modern apartment-house; beau
tiful building; elegantly furnished; good long
lease with cheap rent; only is minutes walk
from kearny Ct has $50 rooms and pays $500
to $500 per month; always full; best class OF
people; a bargain can be had IL taken at once.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

BUSINESS cHANcEs-continuea.

A-CAMERON & CO.--Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy ST., COR Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds of business chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

LoDaINa-HoUsEs WANTED.
wANTED-To purchase lodging house; fur
nished: 16 rooms. Box 1904. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
LoDa1ra-HousEs roR sALE-con.
MARION GRIFFIN.

Phone Main 3343. Money to Loan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Rare chance to get choice 7-room nat; rent
including garbage and janitor service, $40 pei
month; furnished in mahogany and oak; best
body Brussels carpets; new year and oosl
$500 to furnish: will sell for $3.50 on account
OF leaving city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

For GALE years lease and business of ~
room northeast corner house, well and com
pletely furnished and equipped clearinghouse
swellest location In city; full permanent, first
class people; account of departure soor
opportunity is offered to start In business FOL
the small investment of $780,
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

This is fine opportunity for some one with
$1,000 cash to get 26 rooms well furnished II
oak and cherry; everything in first-class shap.
and clears $S5 above all expenses; leaves
rooms for landlady: balance can be PAID ou
of house.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

High-grade family hotel on the hill; ele-
gantly furnished; has so light and sunny
rooms; always full and clears fine income,
but sickness Is only for being on the
market: good chance for some one to get pay
ing investment at sacrifice.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

SUITS cleaned and pressed 81: securing and
dyeing. Bon Marche, Examiner bldg, r. 4i0;
phone Drumm A. Cali for and deliver free.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

PARDON US for being plain
spoken. Only a person with
good education and Of a re-
fined nature would succeed in
this 6S-room house, partly fur
nished; long lease, low rent.
Price $500. Should clear $500
monthly.
MARION GRITFN
Room S01,
New FLOOD Bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Rare bargain can be got in beautifully
furnished 100-room downtown house, carpets,
furniture and draperies of the best: building
and furnishings less than two years; electric
elevator, lights. steam heat; everything mod
and up-to-date; cheap rent; owner COM
PEELED to leave city on account Of other busi-
ness; bargain Of q lifetime; exclusively.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

10 rooms well located on Eddy St; rent on1,
$65; oak and cherry furniture; clears $75
leaves best rooms for landlady everything
frst-class condition; here Is fine home com
bined with nice little business; part down. bal
ance as you make it.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Downtown Groom upper fiat. corner, all
sunny rooms; rent only $50; get lease;
beautifully furnished and cost $3.50; new less
than year; big snap at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

70roorn country hotel; best interior town In
State; barroom, dining rooms and Groom
cottage besides: rent S100 per month"; can get
10 years lease; brick building; everything fine
condition; fine business proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

CHICAGO NEWS STANDS:
sherman House: p. 0. News Co.; Great
Northern Hotel: fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel; Palmer House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVE:
c. GEORGE KROGNESS Marquette Buildins
Qong Distance Telephone, Central 26l9.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A. Brentano 81
Union Square; Murray Hill Hotel; Fffth-avenu'
Hotel and Hoffman House.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
ArToRNEys-ArkLAw.


Advice free In all legal matters private divorces
n speciality; quick, quiet: no pay unless divorce
Is granted; collections made: partnership bill Of
sale Wills deeds etc. drawn. Open evenings
by request Established % years. a. w.
HOWE. 1122 Market ST.. bet. Mason & Taylor.
w. KING. Attorney-at-law, Exam bldg.
9th floor: entrance room Oil; established 20
years: ell courts, general court and office
practice: no fees in advance or for consulta-
ton: evening by appointment Tel. Red s60f
AA--Divorce: costs s12:auck, ,Guiet advice free:
ali law business; no charge unless successful;
open evenings OFT Market ST.. room 30I.
u. 8. CLARK. .s27 Market room 304 consuIta-
tion free; no fees in advance: open eveninxz-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

YOUR check Is good for $3.50:
YOU pay the other $3.50 in little
monthly payments. Furnish
fngs are very fine, cost S2110;
profit $91 monthly. Eminenty
respectable Best furnished 21--
room house in San Francisco
Room sol,
New FLOOD Bldg.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
BILLY LAUGHS AT
GROVES THREATS
PiNkERTON SAYS THERE is
ENOUGH TO KEEP BANDIT
16USY" EVEN lF KIDNAPPING
is NOT PROVED.

Chicago Oct 15.-Pat Grove, kid
naper of Eddie Cudahy, has repeatedly
said that he could get even with Will
liam A. Pinkerton by the simple pro-
cess of crooking his finger and that he
would kill him at the first opportun-
ity if he and his detectives dared to
produce any testimony at his forth
coming trial TO connect him with the
Cudahy kidnapping.
Before his arrest, P.nkerton reeog-
nzed tho necessity of watching
Groves finger but treats the matter
lightly now. Pat has sworn TO kin me
at various times during the past eight
years when, In the line of duty, have
had to get ON his trail, said the detec-
tive chief today. Il didn't grow gray
about il while he was at large, and now
when the Omaha authorities get
through with Pat he'll be out CT the
killing business for long. long time
If the kidnapping case isn't sufficient
to put him away, they have good eyi-
dence that he was "A participant in a
hold-up committed in Omaha a month
ago
The pathetic tale he relates of how
he was forged into the robber business
when an honest butcher by the crush
ing OF his business by the Cudahys is
all bosh. He has been crook and
thief eSer since the time he shot two
policemen az Adams and Clark streets.
Chicago, .eishJsen years ago, in get
ting away after committing a theft
We know be was implicated in an az
tempted street car hold-up near Auro-
"a. III. three years ago in which pal
Oi mis- was killed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
KILLED ADMIRER
THROUGH FRIGHT
MARRIED WOMAN ACCUSED or
UNDERGRADUATES CRIME BUT
ALLEGES 1T WAS DONE By Ac.
ClDENT.

Augusta, Me, Oct. l5.-Mrs Edwin
Cooper, of South Windsor, was arrest
ed today charged with killing Charles
Northy, Jr., at her home last Tuesday
afternoon,
Mrs. Cooper is about forty OF good
appearance with a fair education, and
is prominent member Of the Metho-
dist church in South Windsor Tonight
She is occupying a cell in the county
jail, where sheis being. closely watch
ed, in fear that she win commit aui.
eide she Is on the verge Of hysieria.
Northy, Who vas twenty-one years
OF age, only a short time ago csm
Dleted mis- apprenticeship IA tre black
smith shop of Mr Cooper. Recently
he began making love to Mrs. Cooper.
the woman says and she became alarm
cd for her safety Last Monday after
noon she came 10 Augusta and bought
q revolver. and took il home aud hid
il IN a secret place under the stair
way
Tuesday afternoon Norihy called Ia
fear Of him. as she says. she go, the
revolver and placed It in pocket IN
her dress she had especially made for
f. He pied the weapon in ner pock
Il and tried TO get possession Of it
In The struggle. as Mrs Cooper tells
The story. Two or threecf The chambers
were discharged and then she ran ont
Of the house 60 the blacksmith shop.
crying Charlie has sbeen shot"
Northy was found dying on the noor.
Mrs Cooper said previously that
N0rthy shot himself
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
AMERICANS TO
BUILD A NAVY
FOR RUSSIA TO TAKE THE PLACE
or THAT DESTROYED BY JAP.
ANEsE IN THE RECENT WAR
GROUND BROKEN FOR YARDS.

sebastopol October l5.--Gronnd was
broken yesterday near this, city for
the gfeat shipyards which are to re.
build the Russian navy. aud today an
army Of men are busy excayaiing for
a site.
Much secrecy is maintained as TO
who are the owners OF the yards, but
the general opinion IS that the' works
are being built for Charles r. Flint.
.of New York as head Of late Amer
can syndicae,
The yard is TO be thoroughly equip
Ted with up-todate American ship and
engine building machinery The syn
dicate. Il is said. win DO business with
the Adm rahy on condition that II be
assured possessit Of the new yard
Cor a term OF thirty three years. and
further assured of sufficient naval or
jers to keep the concern seasonably
employed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
RUSS STUDENTS
CARRY REDFLACS
But Soldiers Drive Demonstrat.
0rs Without Force
AN OPEN AIR MEETING
ACROSS the RIVER FROM NEv.
SKY PROSPECT ATTENDED
WITH plsoRDERs-sEv.
ERAL WE'RE HURT.

q
NJ, Petersburg Oct i5. A ra'l flag
demonstration IN Nevsky Prospect this
afternoon drew ont immense crowds
Of spectators, bur a squadron III gen
darmes and cossacks drove the dem
onstrators away without resorttng to
roree..
TheFs Was no distlmbance lib The IN
dt}strial part of thc city, Large forces
oftsoops we're held in readlness frenl
ne Court Yards of The barracks anil
IN SQUARES p various paris of the city
to deaf with any disorders.
From the HeYsky Prospect hand OF
ftudenFs and wofkmen carry sng rea
dag and chanting Revolutionary
songz marched across the river and
began an open ali meeting III the
square 10 front of the university.
While speeches we're ii progress the
police charged and dispersed the
crowds, In the melee a workman and
student received sabre cfas The
crowd took refuge IN The un yerslty.
buildings and the meeting continued
there without being disturbed hy the
police
Dhring the annual school festival IN
the fifth gymnasium today, members
in iaa audience began to hiss the ma
iional hymn. A panic onsued and the
excitement was Augmented by the ex-
pics on cf giant fire cracker. Many
petscrs were bpifised n the rush but
no one seriously injured
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
HANGED HIMSELF
OVER THE FIRE
After piling His lIothes-as Fuel
for Flames
.RAVING SLAv LABORER
is A STRANGE MIXTURE or
PHILoLoGY AND INSANITY
JAiLER CUT HIM DOWN
IN TIME.

Middletown, O.. Oct 15. AS rc.
suit of solitary confinement for FIVE
days in. rhe local Jail, nnablesto speak
English aud worry over hiss arrest,
Jan Zaprazny, a Slavonish lahorer who
has been inthis conniry but five
months. is raving maniac and con
fined in a padded cell at the county
jail in Hamilton, where he was taken
last nighE
Zapraznys case is ~ pifful one, as
his INSANITY developed at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, at which time he stripped
off his clothing, piled them on the
floor of his cell and set them afire,
hanging himself over the blaze al tle
top of bis cell with leather belt.
Smoke from the Jail windows gave the
warning aud the jailer rushed in ami
cut the Slav down in TIME ~ save his
life. He was arrested last Sunday
night On the charge Of the alleged
theft of $34 from his landlord ar
Olyphant Furnace, Penn, from where
he came here TWO weeks ago
The arrest Of the man was made on
unusual evidence. inasmuch as the al.
legged crime was known here through
an article In Slayonish newspaper,
WHICH was read by two of HIS 90.
laborers. who Informed tlIe police gi'he
men could not speak Etslbii ana
while one of them read the article To
the police in Slavonish the other in
terpreted IL into German Office
Mehl received the Interpretation and
feinterpreted it into English for thel
informal ON OF Officers fsalser aud
Byrd
Zaprazny haa since baei haf7s
awaiting reply from the police In
the little Pennsylvania town. As they
had not answered the man was to
have been released by Chief Of Police
Kellew tonight His insanity will
probably lead TO thorough investi,
CATION OF the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
NOT SATISFIED
WITH THE TERMS
OF ANGLo-cUBAN TREATY AND
ISLAND INHABITANTS CLAIM
1T is DISTINCTLY DIsA0-
VANTAGEoUS TO THEM.

Washington, Oct 15.-Information
from Cuba that there Is growing dis
satisfaction there with the terms of
the proposed Anglo-Cuban treaty has
developed here the fact that the
Washington government thoroughly
apprec ates the reasons of the Cuban
people for objecting to the treaty.
The official view here is that the
treaty is distinctly disadvantageous to
Cuba In that II precludes that country
renewing with the United States her
reciprocity treaty under which the
present arrangement is effective for
only fve years. The Anglo-Cuban
treaty. il Is pointed ou,, gives prac.
tically no benefits to Cuba and shuts
her OF from receiving advantageous
treatment at the hands of the United
States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
WILL COMPLETE coNsrRucrloN.
Great Northern Will Build Terminals
In Sioux Ciy Running Lire to
Connect at Ashland.

Kansas Cfty. Oct. i5.--The Journal
says that the line from Sioux City to
Ashland VIII ch Is to connect the Great
Northern and Burlington at Sioux
City, will be operated by the the Bur
lington. This means The formal en-
trance of the Burlington fnso Sioux
city.
News reached Sioux City from ST.
Paul today thag the Great Northern
would complete tae construction OF the
line and build terminals In SIOUX Ci.y
and thas the Burl ngton wonfJ operate
the cutoff and terminals be occupied
by the two roads ioistly.{ @
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
TO MAINTAIN TREATY.

London, Oct 15.-The Observe says
il understands Great Britain has
agreed 10 ma ntain the treaty Of 1865
which guarantees the integrity of
Scandinavia 50 far as Norway is con
cerned on ecnd ton thar a monarchy
Re established. The paper adds that
the csndidarure of Prince Charles of
Denmark TO the Norwegian throne
has been virtually accepted by all
parties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
LUTHERAN CHURCH
GOES ON RECORD
AS OPPOSING THE MARRIAGE OF
PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN OIL
voRcEo FOR ADULTERY OR
OEsERTIoN.

Milvaukee. Oct. 15.-The Lutheran
General Council went on record this
afternoon as fsvoring uniform ma
iional Law on the question Of marriage
and divorce. TIE recommendation was
made that Lutheran ministers should
not marry persons Who have been d.
vorced on charges OF adultery or wilfnl
dssertion. They NAV. however. OIL
ciate in cases where the innocent
party Is concerned
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
RICE eTATE APPRAISED.

New York. Oct 15-The appraise
ment Of the e-'ate Of William ST. Rec
ths octogenarian millionaire. who died
September p. 1900. and for whose
leah by poison Alber r. Pafr ck sas
eenienced 10 DEATH Was fled satnr.
day. The net personal estate held by
Rice in this state s. estimated az
s.. z.5g1nSA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
BOTH EMpERoRs NOTIFIED.
That the Other Has Affixed t4is sig.
nature to the Portsmouth
Peace Treaty.

ST. Peter burg Oct 15~ Spencer
Eddy. American charge d'analres al
,hrce O'Clock this afternoon on cially
notified tae fore gn Office that -the
Emperor Of Japan r2tifiei the Russo.
japanese treaty Saturday.
The French minister az Toxic al
III e1me hour notified the japanese
hat Emperor Nicholas had signed the
treaty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
ExoNeRATEs THE FRENCH.

Bolin. Oc'. 15.-The North German
Gazette prints o. the head OF its col.
umns his morning Sunday an i'm
po-taut semi-oficial paragraph re
garding the Paris Mat ns revelations.
II exone-ates the French government
fully of any correction with the So
called revelations ana accepts frankly
the Br 'ish governments denial OF the
offered alliance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
MOBS LACKING
ABLEALEADERS
Consequently the Korean Upris-
ings are Not Serious
JAPS WILL EvACUAIE
MANCHuRiA COMMENCING THIS
DATE-AMERicAN STEAMER
CAPTURED IN THE
sOYA STRAIT.

Toxic, Oct Is, II a. m.-- Baron
Iiayashi. when interviewed by a Jill
representative at Osaka said the up
risings in Korea were not serious. the
mohs being without leaders. He de-
tlarde the pen nsula was now prac-
tcally a dependency of Japan. AIDE,
quate capital and wise foresight would
certainly develop the natural re-
sources g5of the country and make Ko-
rea the source of considerable wealth