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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
South Dakota
State News
KEEP THE OFFICERS BUSY.
Harvest Hands Make Much Trouble a
Mitchell.

Harvest Hands Make Much Trouble ut
Mitchell.
That class Of travelling humanity
which comes through South Dakota on
fits way to the harvest fields of North
Dakota is causing any amount Of
trouble to the officers of the law in
keeping them in the straight and mar
row path. For the past week the Of
firers of Mitchell have been experience
ing more or less difficulty in taking
care OF the fellows who are commits
ting petty crimes Yltie making their
journey through the state.
The railroad yards are Infested to
q great extent with this species Of
humanity and one IF them. John Ber-
~ by name, played the hcHlnp game
with more or less success. Berry
caught SIX men down In the railroad
yards, and with bar of Iron. with
which he provided himself. no drove
them In q corner and made them give
up their railroad tickets. which -Ssls
all Nf value that they possessed. When
he was arrested the made a desperate
attempt to get away and attacked one
of the officers. nearly tearing his
clothes OF. The officers laid him
away in jail and are hunting up his
record.
Albert sou;hweII, another oftenders
ts now on his way back 10 Council
Bluffs. To-, where he was serving cut
q years sentence IN tall for an attempt
TO commit murder He hrnkeAJah az
Council Bluffs and the officers had
lost all track of him. He came .
Mitchell and got employment - one
OF the hotels. where HE had instincts
led him into trouble ard he was arr
tested
Thomas Rant = The third fnurist
who has been landed behind the bNrs
in the past three days. lie was work
fng FOE . farmer II Hanson county.
and after he had heea raid pfg for
the short time he could stand 4 tn the
harvest field he received 4 cheek Tor
81. Coming into town 70 cash the
check. Rand thosEht e mn eaHy mat
Ter to raise tho check. wfleal hs daa.
10 si4. II was 1etactaa III short
tirno and before he could make Bis
getaway he was pfaesd Under arrest
and taken back Is MansNA county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
TRAVIS WIFE on VACATION.
Accompanied by Brother She Seeks .
Quiet spot Where Sine Can Rest.

Accompanied by Brother She seeks q
Quict spot Where SHE Can Rest.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw. OF New York. ac-
eompanied by young NAV said 60 be
her brother. has arrived az Yarmouth.
y. s. on the Prince Arthur from New
York. Mrs. Thaw Is going 10 a quiet
place between Liverpool and sheiburn,
where she will spend ssvefal weeks in
an effort TO. recover her health
Soon after the boat arrived she and
her escort boarded train. Here ana
at Bridgetown. where the train stop
ped. there was a rush OF curious peo-
pie 20 see the young woman. The
women especially showed unusual In.
forest IA watching Mrs. Thaw. she
was tastefully gowned IN brown. with
hat 70 match. II was the verdict OF
many women observers that she APP
peared 70 be only rs years old.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
ruT sor TO RACE EIorING.
prcselase Of Troops Restores Peace
ANON. whites aid Negroes.

Presence Of Troops Restores Peace
Among Whites arid Negroes.
- result Of iha arrival Of state
troops NJ onaneock. va. where The
race rioting was In progress for sever
a days. everything i reported quiet.
Troops ordered 10 lie scene are pa
trolling the town
The situation Ii stin critical. and
there f SIN danger Of d further out
break between the whites and the
blacks.
Gov. Swanson has returned to Nor
folk from Onancock He reported the
situation In that community as quiet.
and anticipates no further trouble nn-
less Il 4 provoked ~ the negroes Ne
advised The whites In his speech at
onancook last night THAT II devoivoa
upon them to maintain the supremacy
OF the white race
The second detail Of troops YEAS not
necessary, the governor says. and the
order for them would have been cour-
termanded but for the decentralization
In Geographic communication incident
TO the strike OF the telegraphers. The
negroes in the vicinity or Onancock
are said TO be shrinking from the soil
diers. but they are stili in bad hu-
NOR and ripe for trouble. A carload
Of white citizens from Pocomoke. Md.
arrived at onancock Friday afternoon.
They came at the instigation Of the
people Of onancook and VIII remaln
until the trouble is over.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
nuRoNIc rr.aeuE m FRISCO.
Fonr Deaths Have I,esuited nm DIs-.
ease.

fonr Deaths Have Isesuited fri ~ Dis
case.
Five cases OF bubonic plague. four
of which have resulted In death. have
been reported TO the health depart
meht Of San Francisco within the past
week. The patients. with one excep-
ton, were OF the poorer class Of for
eigners dwelling in the neighborhood
Of old Chinatown. The exception was
a foreign sailor for Acoastwise steam
er. Prompt and active measures were
taken by the local physicians and fed
eral authorities. and spread Of the
disease Is not feared.
The first intimation in washington
of the bubonie plague in San Francis
co was received Thursday by the ma
rine hospital service. The telegram
read:
Three eases ard death. plague. San
Francisco, Diagnosis made clinicaily
and by stained smears from spleen
and glands, No reasonable doubt as
TO certainty OF diagnosis Of cases seen
and Verified by Long in conjunction
within t*o blocks of old Chinatown"
On receipt of this information in
strucsions were sent to Surgeon Aus
tin to confer with the state and local
authorities and make q full report on
the measures adopted for eradication
Surgeon Austin telegraphed that
two foei had been discovered and that
the local board had disinfeeted known
infected buildings and proposed to In
stitute campaign against rats. He
said deaths in the city had been yeri-
fed, and that general disinfection of
suspected districts would begin He
asked for the assistance of two officers
as medical inspectors and one as q
bacteriologist in the state laboratory,
1t Is stated that Past Assistant Surgeon
Long is a trained bacteriologist. thor
oughly competent to handle the situa-
ton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
VENEZUELA is INVADED.
English Captain Seixes Ralata Gun
Collected In British SaiI.

Much excitement was caused at
Georgetown. British Guiana, by the
invasion of Venezuelan territory by
Capt. Calder and small frontier force
from British Guiana The seized a
quantity OF balata gum, used for insu-
lating wires. which 1t Is alleged had
been collected on British territory.
Capt. Callers force went down the
Barirna river apd crossed the bonn
dairy into Bcnezuela. Capt, Calder, at
the point of revolver. demanded that
the Venezuelan commissioner surren-
der 1000 pounds Of balata gum, The
commissioner gave up the gum He
protested. however. to President Cas-
tro and Abe British consul.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

~ Persistent Enert New yeresy Has
TrIumphed Over The Roet.
BIZ the intelligent expenditure ~ rhaf
seem ike absurdly small sums 6f money
when compared with the tuppoesd aim
Guilty Of tia task to Be- performed. several
Of the parts Of New Jerxeg that have
long bad national, II not 40 intlsrna-
fionaI. disrepute Cor tie number knd yo<
racity of their mosquitoes hare been prac
tieslly cleared Of the dangerous pests.
The suggestion that tie great HAdken-
sack Meadows could BE- freed 81 he II
sects. and the joys Of summer lie II lie
cities around them thus Be vastly IN
creased. was received with dzf;sIoz. ard
almost with indignation. caly fe~ yfors
ago. Yet faw shonennd dollars spent "a
digging bitches has dene aHaT Will lie
staenant pools II which alone tae NOS
aniloes could breed. and they sre ne zapfe
except ID che heAiehted towns whHxe 10
people Inek either she sense 81 the ens<ks
or both to avail themselves 81 ths relief
- close within their sraea. Incidentally
-and Il ii Ineidaatally~--a lot IL wsrtA-
less harsh has tesn tarned inte reed dry
! land
What has haen done ca snd .round
tbs Hackensack Meadows zan 81 es<7
snere easily ione almost snywhsre eIse r.
ought to be ~ diaerarefai lud4ed. & y
as dissracefuz-~-ser fosu q h1ye 1ness
caitoSs - Il i for <oxn - safer fru1a
m epidemic Of upAsid 81 dIphthesie, *
The mosquitoes. ~. are -n<s<enkxale
and their presence anywhere eoaxieSp
their human sIr1ims eIth<r ef ereen ~
norsnee sr 81 criminai careles9n<ek An1
always Il sheuId u feinsnbefe1 Tint ~
~ Of oil i nnaalso campaign = IT,
tIsahie. II at III. enls s ! <esar1e@rY q.
pedienk, 10 Il resnft6d = only ~ Instant
effects while fhe xs4a work y extesnine<
ten i II cearss X prever~tisn and I'm
forHnanee.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
EXPLOSION on MoToRBoAr.
Two Are Killed AMI Number Are
Seriously Injured.

Two Are Aiiieu ann Number Are
Seriously Injured.
A young man and young woman
were drowned In an accident on mo-
torboat off Tiverton, r. l.. Sunday.
The boat had reached point lit
tie north OF the New York and New
Haven railroad bridge over the Sea-
comet river when an explosion oc-
Cured and the fourteen young men
and women were hurled into the wa
ter. With tho exception of Miss Mor-
cler and George Anthony all were res
cued by motorboats which put out
from the river bank. but the two were
drowned.
Joseph Chouinard. who was in
charge of the boat. performed heroic
work in keeping several Of the Young
women afloat until the rescuers reach
ed them. although he was himself sur
fering severely from burns. Several
physicians who were summoned dress
ed the burns of the injured. after
which they were conveyed to Fall
River In afnbaulances. II Is believed
that all ultimately VIII recover.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
rnE,cInKs anE uNpNnrMp.
State experimentation Tstrnd Addresses
Clay County institute.

State Superintenaent lHtrud AuafessHs
Clay County Institute.
The Clay county Institute. which
was in session az vevmilllon for TIVE
weeks. closed on Saturday evening
Nearly loo teachers were IN attend
ance
Prof. f. c. Perishn, ~ the state uni-
versity. was lii charge OF the institutes
and was ably asshsted by Prof. NJ a.
Lange, OF Pierre. and superintendent
Hyers and Mrs. Clearwater, Of the city
schools
state superintendent Hans Ustrud
addressed the teachers He eomrll-
uiented them on the guoa work they
were doing and urged that they con-
finue TO a higher state Of efficiency
Mr.. ustrud IL OF the opinion that
teachers ali over the state are under
paid. but believes the day u 1T hand
when salaries for the good teachers
will have 10 be materially raised u
they are TO be secured. He urged the
teachers 10 continue their chosen work
with untiring zeal. assuring them that
better days were IN store for the pros
ficient Instructor. both In the city and
country schools.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
nuMoRs OF nEclavERsH1r.
Sudden Drop Comes in AIIIs-Chaimers
STOCK

sudden Drop GOmHs In Aiiis-lhainfefs
Stock.
A sudden and decided drop IN both
common and preferred stock Of the
Aills-chalmers company. OF Chicago.
a s36,000,0o0 corporation. which con-
trols the heavy machinery output OF
the United states. Friday followed or
was caused by rumors that receiver
ship would be asked for the corpora
ton heeause Of unstable financial tom
ditions.
The runnors were heard and the
drop took place at y, nearly the same
time that nobody could tell exactly
which was the cause and which was
the effect.
Representatives Of the company
maintain that the runors were with-
out foundation and the drop was
merely the result of a persistent bear
movement and meant notbing.
The comrany's preferred stock fell
from % to 1514 while common stock
dropped from 8 70 5.
The bearish movement which
brought about this drop was felt TO
the greatest extent in New, York.
At the headquarters Of the company
in the Chicago Rank building the ru-
mors of reeeiyership We're Indignant
ly denied. The report in stock values
was a part Of q consistent bear move
ment. said the company's officials, u
which other corporations were victims
as we'll
Walter Fl. whiteside. president OF
the company, issued a statement deny
Ing the receivership story emphattcai-
". Along with the stories Of the COM
pany's unstable financial condition.
none of which appeared 10 be backed
UP with facts, comes the statement
that a meeting viii be held in New
York City early next month for the
purpose Of raising funds e. carry on
the work of the company during The
coming year
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
snoTerss Held RACK GRADERS,
Mayor Of voiea and Party Keep ua-
kola Central Men NJ Hay.

Mayor Dalshorp. 81 voiKM. with
three or four ~ hts men. ala picket
duty for THREE days ara nights and
have succeeded Ia stnppIA8 work en-
tire Dakota Central railroad a . poiat
sax miles seukh q that sewn- ~. na1-
saorn uwnH farm 81 this point and
the right &c Way agent failed 70 Agres
70 terms fur gfessiHE the land Gems
domination proceedings we're institute
"a. bag size owneT fefuaed to mlaw*
work 70 peoceed tilt the affair Mas
settled. When the grading rang ~
tempted r. hegsn wark on Tire proper
III paitharp waa ia hand with assssf~
arts. ell provided with loaded shet-
guns, and sstrenfsnsa Is Khaol the flFsf
man vim crossed the tisaa. I'le sAnr-
~ was wired gse ard kept peaee while
; messenger vas dispatched fer Al or
der FROM the circuit Judge A lentp0-
rary Injunction was secured ~ ths
owners Ug stss property and taae hkaf.
Inc viii be held On the sd.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
DRINK CAUSES DOWNFALL.
Mike Andre, Of Watersown, d Placed
RI City Jail.

IN City jail.
Poor old Mike Andre. Of WATERFOWL.
has again fallen. He was arrested or.
the charge OF larceny. having abstract
ed goods from d Great Northern
freight car. He was on the verge OF
delirfum tremens. The court sem
fenced him to twelve and one-half
days in the county iail.
For many years hike Andre was a
prominent and unique character at
Lake Kampeska. where he kept a boat
house and supplied the disciples nf
Walton with tackle and bait. But
drink was his besetting sin. One ex-
coptionaily dark night, according to
the evidence in court. he shot Jack
Moody as the latter was lying On his
bunk IN shack. He then procured
a can IF kerosene ard sprinkIed The
cont1lts over the dead or dying forsn
and ret fire 10 the shack No parslcu-
Tar motive WINS established for The
Commission Of the crime unless Il 10
one Of hatred. famed 81 drink be-
cause the victim was also supplying
fishermen with The implements uf
sport. Observation-Disclosures Andre s1nutly
maintained his INNOCENCE. he was COM
yicted on cireumstantiai evidence ard
senteuced for life. Az lie state nena-
tentIarsf he was A model prisoner. His
craving for drink seemingly Left him.
Last year he was paraoned at the
earnest opportunities u his old friends
and neighbors. He returned 10 his
family. declaring that heneeforth II
would be 4 imam. He kept his ranoIus
tion for months. bat drink eventually
mastered him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Winnipeg lcaaaasl carpensers -
asking Tor an inereAse % ~ esnta =
hour.
The riamberS Union ii san les. Csl.
has made . densnd tor ~ incrass =
Wages u 20 = dsy.
Brotherhood II Railroad Frslshs ~
Bagxage Men has e&sablisAel ID n4tfan1I
headquarters olIIre Il Rosson. Man
Canadian uniens fsvsr lnfernssionai
rather than natiorai sfsliakipnS and Till
sentiment il psesaseat u All trades
Al expert mo has bern eosnpilinx data
ga strikes declares thar the xxexfsxk nssxs-
her q STRIKES ecenr II tn busiiins trades.
The tiFss STRIPS hasa been taken ii Bos.
ton, Mass. for he pufrose Of sxxznlxinx
. uaion o. The Hebrew ralntsrs ~ sk.f
city.
II 4 said thai cssssand. oAlc. sssasss j
good chance of being sNixxssa as the al.
tIansl headquarters ~ the staas cuttsrs
Unica.
Enlon mnlaess ID afli~aukne. WIZ.
hare appcaisd 70 sAe ualtat States cir-
enis Court of Appeals axAinss t,se DECREE
issussl BIZ Jndss Ssnhsyr, pfsrsntsn< pseks
etinE.
Leres pHfks. an asenf &c she I'nis<a
States Mar nepaFtmsne wAn has beca
In Eursrs sosns wvaahz sogIxssiax saxSsxa
Labor or work ~ IT, IAnanla eanai. iii
karrseded ssAce October III shsppsnx a.sszl
nsnrls ali SpaniArsls - Italians,
International Ladies 6arnsnt Waxx.
ar rnioa ~iil Hold it, epnsentiaa Il
Boston. Mass. nexs year II In inkexsxi
special attsntinn is Id 81 rad ID l>cni
organizing work hg flze ioesl oxz1nir<r1
and aIso By special international ouex
A joint ronfegsaee IL enp,oyers -
workmea ii tAe Son<h Walks III n1s{s
trade wns held recently. uhen 4 - =.
eided % renew the Wages nxreez.>n< -
r force for anoshsr ye&r. datink ~
July 4, lpo7. with : fsw znsner altorn<
tiona
The Endorsement 81 tn psu5uct e. !
izher tempis Tor Pittshrrx RI. ~ u
Irpn City Trades Csuncil hAs r1xn1ted II
sub1erlpsions Tor stock frum 6ftsen ~
unionx There WIN b. ii leonk fffy =
sanintians represeafe1 1t n annua1 -.
tiun 81 ofkcers
The annual ronvention Il IL Trs6ss
and LAher con<rssz Il c4nzl1& w1lI Is
aeId Ii Winnipax. Nan-, frnEn ~ i1<k =
the 1Is< IL Sepsrnzbsr- A iarxe nnnshef
u delegates fr0m laber crxanix4tzoaS
thrsaxhout the daminioa i expeefed Il
~ sanual neetins.
sFaxes eHsred IL lmnlxrants Il r.
ronte fsr sepioymen8 ou farms thxsaEA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Robert Harssr. shs nrst farmer 10
lhresh near Rrldgewassr. reports the
foiIowing yields: wheat Is bushels
testing go pounds. grade No. 4: cats.
40 bushels. fass. Is pounds; harley. s.
bushels. poor quality The wheat II
Of the bearded variety. maturing ten
days earlier than ere hlne ssssn. or
Russian fife. and seldom being affect-
cd ~ rust owing 10 hardy growth 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
WILEY FOR PURE ICE CREAM.
Frozen Dainty Must Be Wholesome in
Washington.

I'VE are hot on the trail of the
Washington ice cream Dealers said
DR. Harvey Wiley. chief chemist of the
Agricultural department. Monday. DIR.
Wiley returned from Europe few
days ago and he is again at work on
the enforcement of the pure food laws.
Monday the health officer of Washing
ton informed him that the health Of
ficials had disclosed the fact that seS-
eral Ice cream dealers there were sell
ing impure ice cream. DIR. Wiley at
once called in his special agents.
said
I'VE win test the Ice cream. and II
we find that Washington dealers are
serving product that is not whole
some we shall proceed against the
dealers under the provisions ar the
pure food law We shall collect SAM
pies of the ice cream and analyze It,
We have the milk dealers well In hand,
and believe they are endeayoring to
comply with the law. A long list Of ice
cream dealers is under suspicion"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Roadmaster Hpltorf. who for some
time part has been located az Edge
mont. has beer promoted BY the y.
and ~. b. Railway company 70 hN
trainm&sser &C DsMdwood. vice Train
master Harris. reAtwnad. A now agent
also II 10 Ne Installed AZ Terry and
one a Puma. both IL which osiees
have been vacant since the mining
strika the first Of the year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
REUNION AFTER MANY YEARS.
Brother and Sister Had Lost Tack OF
Each Other.

A reunion after an absence of elev~
en- years. during which time they lost
trace OF each other. f. the remarkable
experiences Of brother and sister In
Aberdeen. George Halliday and hin
wife have been living In Mcintosh
county, y. D., for some years. and a
few days ago they decided 20 move.
There was no need az haste. SO they
harnessed team ard drove leIsurely
across the border and into Brown
county They arrived In Aberdeen, and
while passing through one Of the
streets Halliday noticed "a woman on
the porch Of a house who resernbled
somebody he had seen, The woman
was Mrs U. Adams, and as the team
was passing she looked at The oeeu-
pants of the buggy. She recognized
Halliday at once as her brother.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
AUTO SAVES PRISONER.
Machine Sent Through Mobs at Fun
Speed.

Speed.
A tramp who assaulted Alma White
head, the 14-year-old daughter OF Rev.
]. NJ. Whitehead. Of Turgerville. Pa.
Saturday night. was run down by
bloodhounds and captured shortly af-
ter midnight Sunday night near Wick.
Ashtabula county, and taken TO Mead
willie. Pa, jan. The capture was made
hy Frank Flowers. chief Of police of
Warren, o. He was taken thirty
miles across the country In an autono-
bile.
At several points along the road ak
cited crowds had gathered. bert on
iynehing the prisoner The sheriff.
however. by throwing on the full pow
err OF his automobile. passed through
the angry crowds before they had time
to realize what had happened.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
Icad Wanis slte srlccfrsl.

Is the $4,000 appropriated iass
rear by congress for a federal building
IL Lead 10 lie idle In the United States
treasury while property owners sqnab-
BILE over whose site shaiisbe selected
This II the question thar the CONNER
ciai club would like answered. AL
though the appropriation was made
nearly q year age there has not yet
been even q selection OF q site.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
yeseran SURGEON Rs.ssloyss..

DIR. r. ID. JenninEss. who for ths
past year has been governor and sur
geon OF Battle Mountain EaHitariuu.
Hot Springs. leaves for Rapid City
Sept / to practice his profession. He
located at Hot springs in 1851. and
gave tho flrst baths from the famous
afinnekahta spring in the old log cabin
will standing near the bath house.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
FIVE PERSONS ARE KILLED.

Eleven More Injured by the Collapse
of n Small Frame Building.
Five persons were killed aud eleven
injured. three seriously In the collapse
Friday OF a two-story frame building
at IS Fry street. Chicago, occupied as
boarding house
The bodies OF the dead were taken
from the ruins by policemen and fire.
men who risked their lives when com
PEELED TO crawl under the ~reckage to
reach the victims
The dead are Mrs. Anna Ttosal.
owner OF the house, her son. daughter
and sister. and Albert ssehni. board
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

The annual convention 81 the Souts.
Dakota ~. g. II. e. 5ssii be held az AEEg-
bank Oct. :. 1. s Ma 4. opening the
morning Of the third and clnesng th#
evening III the sixth There viii ~
meetings 81 the general nisseerx. cx-
ecutige committee Mfid the beard oa
superintendent On Wednesday, Oct. Z
Reduced rates will be secure
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
CLOUD OVER CHINA GROWS.
Revolutionary Movement Gains and
Officials Seem Poweriess.

Revolutionary Movement Gains and
Officials Seem PowerIess.
Adispatch from Shanghai. China.
published Monday says the situation
In Shanghai continues unsatisfactory
II is impossible to say wether revo-
lutionary outbreak Is impending. but
the revolutionary movement gains
strength and the secret organizations
are growing yisibly. Chinese officials
are concealed in the foreign quarters
OF the cities, thus placing themselves
outside the jurisdiction OF the Chinese
courts. The revolutionary aRtation
recently has beeu carried to the courts.
although the officials are doing their
utmost to suppress the movement and
promote reforms, They admit they
are powerless. Murderous plots agalnss
he Manchus continue % be discovered.