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HALLIDAY.

cassius Potter began blowing March
Charley Wade recently sold a pair OF
horses for $500.
Lauris Dahlen is running a ferry boat
on Spring creek this week.
As a general thing all the boys going
east through Halliday buy a catch rope.
Capt. Wade cam out on the stage
last week and *is now located on bis
claim.
Clay Hill from Max is visiting his
brother. Eugene, who is working for the
Seventy-Fives. i,
Abasket dance was given at c. H.
Smiths on the evening Of March "a.
Good music was furnished and all re.
port a good time.
Martin and Julius Dahlen expected to
start threshing last Tuesday bu, the
snow fall on Monday night caused a
delay of a few days.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DRUG.
GISTS' PERMIT.

State of North Dakota, In County Court.
County Of Stark. der Las, Judge
Notice ia hereby gtSsIthat.a written petition
has b. zen filed in The Office of the county Judge
Of the county of stark and stale Of North Da-
ko'a, by Welton Mcdonald and A.. M. Pomroy
under the firm name OF. Mcdonald & Pomroy,
which petition sets forth the matters and
things required by chapter IS of the penal code
OF the revised codes of North Dakota Tor the
year 1905, which petition prays for the issuance
Of a druggists permit to the applicants named
in aaid petition to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS for
medicinal; mechanical and scientific pu1pores.
ana wine for ornamental purposes, and that
said permit be granted to tho applicants to be
used npon their place OF BURNERS piiuate upon
lot 6 in block =. city Of Dickinson, North Da.
kOta, and N
Notice is hereby further given that said pc.
tttion will be heard and duly considered by this
court at the rooms Of the said comfy CONT in
e,on, Stark county: North Dakota. on Wednes-
day, the 1rt day Of May. 1907. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock a. M. on said day or ms soon thereafter
as applicants can be heard. Any and all per.
sons interested in the granting or refusing OF
said permit may be heard at enid time.
Dated ut Dickinson. N. d., March %. 1907.
J. VAN DER Las. [Scsl.1
Judge OF the County Court.
L. A: Simpson, Attorney for Applicants, Dick
inson, N. D.. 3 cost
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. Land Office at
Dickinson, No. OAK, March 10. 1907.
Notice IL hereby given that Robert L. Will
coz, Of Oakdale, North Dakota, has fled notice
of his intention to make final fve.year
Entry No. 1855 made Dec. II, 1901. for The
NJ of SW ~ y Sc Y section 38. Township
147, Range 98, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver of the United
1907.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
eonl, N. p. Dan Manning. Of Dickinson, Nd;
Rob't Monroe, Of OakdSle, N. D, "a. N. Je6er'
IL sss4 & Diof,p'gs' s sas. II. FERRIS, Rss,.t.r.
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MARSHALL "

Olaf Carson spent Sunday at ben
Collins. {,
Mrs; Wallace is spending afew weeks
in Richardton.
frankie Osterwind came out from
TAYLOR Monday and will remain all
summer.
"A disastrous prairie fire, was raging a
Monday.
Henry Tylor and w. A. earns Sr.,
were looking at horses last week with the
intention of buying. a
4 Miss Marie Dalen. of Georgetown,
Mimi, is keeping house for her grand.
father, John Kyseth, for awhile.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. !.

Departments Y I ths lats,'o.; land once at
Of f New s 81 N .'r.n b :a' died az notice S,' 81 Iii
Intention 70 make final i've year prosfi n sup.
port Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
o626e, made Oct. p, 1903, for the SW, quarter
that said proof vii. be made before Register
nd Receiver q Dickinson n. p. On April q.
his continuous esidence upon and cultivation
Of, the land, viz: E. 6. Clough Of New England,
n. D.; James Matthew, Of New England. N.
p; WE: Grisyold, Of Diekinson. N. D.;T.H
3.ss.et s. II. FERRIS. Register.
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Betnes1 Kews.s

Anna Hartman Is sick with she mumps.
B: Colson returned fromRf sMMiinnntsesp66diiss
Friday. 4 IL. ,
MI. and Mrs. Tom Nynhwent to Dick.
'nson Monday. aa;saa 4 4 kas 4 iii d.
y. F, Dyer has.imnpraov5sslA 5 tiss4 3
be around again.
Sam Kohfer returned .fgoM4he eastthe
6rst Of the week. III Ia sss Ia q 4,
Forty:eight inlmigrantnssses, have ar.
rived this spring, / Says Jul rses.l q
Ed. O'Connor returne4safMn Mime
sofa on Wednesday. - +
RE. .Roush Of Chicago is visiting his
old friend, Sam. Kohler. IL ssessa,ssss 4
il. Mccutchaln has Shss aliseiy
barn to the Ramus Brothers sssS nv
Supervisor Christensen is haSiinsgg the
approaches to the r n'esys'bssiidgs OF salf 3 street
Bert Mosher is again at his post, after
a two weeks stay at his home in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Elmer Brown returned recently
from a visit. at her former home in Wis
consin. II III .sssg.ys, ~ dc. s...
The Dyer and Hxsllons YARDS
are 1rn1 receiving theirs 81 I 81 ssllaS4 \ 81 IF
Rev. Fl. Dilgnam ws,illishoids .~ssrviresS:iinr
Belfeld next Tuesday mgrning, April 9.
at 10 O'Clock. s4gs .t,x Ma MI u N
Henry Martin Of, Kent, Wash, is. .vis-
iting his sister. Mrs. James Christensen,
at the ranch. 4,
Carl swiyen returned Tuesday from
his visit to Minnesota, accompanied by
his better half. -:s ssf B : 81
The school gave a very pleasant pro
gram Saturday evening aridSSS1f7.2oS Wal
raised for the library. ~. 4 Il
The Young Brothers wereinnh froml;'th.e
ranch the first of the week, and report no
loss during the winter. Il. 4 4. ?
The Western embellishments Co:
BROUGHT in 100 men Wednesday, and the
Belield Land & Investment Co., 80.
The JIG. EdwarsaasasHand cs.esi ST.
Paul has opened a branch offcetshere,
with a Mr.. Smith of St. Paul in IchRfge.
The masquerade dance given BY the
M W. A. Monday evening was a grand
success. The Luck Bros orchestra fur
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NOTICE OF LEASING SCHOOL AND 1NsTI.
TUITION LANDS FOR HAY, GRAZING
AND COAL MINING PURPOsEs.

:, The School and Institution lands NOT already
leased, situated In 6tssk County and Also in the
unorganized counties Of Dunn and Hettineer
e. ssa and sti1 III Il = :G y, sias. ~ y N ;onas S 8; onS II II s. 5;
offered for lease vt public auction 70 the high
g. bidder q the Court home: in the City Of
e 9'see2' :. mn m on ss' %u ssdssy s asS IF as9 3, 4 M. p
a. y; 1907. 4 complete Ist Of the ;lands to s.
90 offered for ,leass has been 6led With tho
spection. Aiiiands viii be offered for hay and
grazing purposes upon the following terms, to
o. the appraised value, but IN no case less than
300 per quarter section. All lands appraised
for less than $1,000 per acre will be- leased for q
s sea or nsf Nv. ve,s y Gu m,, and %,1 lands nd apps.i:ed for
year. only. The entire amount Of the lrst
years rent together with a fee Of $500 for each
ave.year lease and 81: 20 for each one.year lease
more than one.haIf section will DO Included In
any one lease.
COAL BEARING LANDS.
An lands known to bear Ignite coal and sit
usted IN said county will be offered for lease
upon the following terms, to wit:
The minimum rental IL ten cents DER ton for
Al coal mined on the land 90 leased provided,
and and !. .b eb ,st Sex;n mail pay =: It'll: the time = q ls.:!ne
IN advance payment Of 500! ssSS for ys't e. sasri fonsg:
s ,es, f Re xi iS1 e s,h bn, a. 4: expiration Of zach
payment pssi as y Whe en- s s,tis 1.sa' !. msds s9 9on "a sd'; toe'
mage OF coal mined during the year, but no
part q ouch advance payment will be refunded
. saia lessee IN case he mines less coal during
::nd no part thereof will DO applied in payment
70. coal mined Ct any other time than durins
me year f9r which the same was paid. Tho
Of leasing, in addition to said advance DAY.
ment. the nm Of so, being the legal fec for
Issuing each lease. All coal land leases viii
tho coal mined to be made at the expiration Of
Zach yea. and At any other time the Board Of
~reserves the right to reject any and ali bids.
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota, this 10Th
day Of February, A. D. 1907.
1896 q. 7. HEGGE.
Commissioner Of University and School Lands.
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Legal Notices.
Notice Of Warrants Called

Dickins0n, N. D., April 6, 1907.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
date, viz:
In General Fund, all warrants bearing regis.
ter numbers 1928 to 1856 inclusive; all outstsnd.
ing warrants in the Poor Fund ali outstandinR
warrants In the Miscellaneous Fund. and al
outstanding warrants drawn on the morgan.
lied Fund. -
JOHN RIESSBRCK,
4.6-3t County Treasurer,
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THE D1CKINsONPRESs,, .APRlL96 1907

Paul liner was out last week and
bought a pair of horses from Martin
Hanson, one from Ole Kyseth, one from
;ESaarl Kyseth and HenrYssMadlpn, pay.
a1pg q good price,; fsHSs
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Well Borina.

l am prepared to bore your wells;
terms cash; work guaranteed. Ton
STEVENS, Wolf Butte, N. D. 2-23.8p
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For Sale.

Six teams of broken work horses and
Percheron stallion.
4-6-2p S. S. SUTHERLAND. Dickinson.
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BELFIElD STATE BANK

At Belfeld. in The State of North Dakota, at
the close Of business March %. 1907.
49, RESOURCES. T
Looms and discounts. 4 q. O87 Of
.Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, $50 a.
Warrants, stocks. tax certifcater,.
Banking house, furniture and Ak: ="
tures. 2,267 50
Checks and other ca.h items 100 s5
Gash.........."....... 5,l3l o. 1850 80
Total 8 5O,014 s.
LIABILITIES. a.
Capital stock paid n....... s 10000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes 1,O74 &c
Indiv: deposits subject
Tine s1 eo ceetiac ;at Of de-: s'''0S 20
Notes. Ps:'' and bills %i:di;eoa;nt asiils 49, s s:sis g g
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, '0'O'S %
County Of Stark. RS.
I, j.. O.. Milsten. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the bes: of my knowledge
and belief.
10. MILSTEN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this SOth
day Of March, 1907.
[Seal.] J.. E. DYER, Notary Public, Stark Co.,
N. D. j
My commission expires Jan 5, 1912.
Correct Attest:
T. Q. RAMsLAND.
r. C. DAVIS,
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Tho State Of North Dakota to the abovc.namsed
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant in this action, u copy OF which il here
with served upon you, and 10 serve a copy of
your answer upon the subscriber. at his Office
in the city Of Park River, North Dakota, within
thirty 1907 days after tho service hereof upon
yon. exclusive of the day OF such service.
You are further notified thnt In, cnse Of your
failure to appear or answer, JUDGMENT will be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated January 81, 1907.
H.. A. LIBBY, Wy
Plaintiff Attorney.
Residence and postofiice address,
Park River, North Dakota.
10 the above named Defendant:
rake notice that the verified complaint in
the above entitled action IL now on file IN the
office Of the clerk Of said court, at Dickinvon.
Stark county, North Dakota.
Dated March Is. 1907.
S'23-6t H. A. LIBBY.
=. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Park River, ND
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
County Of Stark, IS. 9Th Judicial dat
North Dakota Land company, al
corporation,
Andrew E. johnson, 49,.
Defendant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
LAMAEA MURDER CASE.
Italians Ave Found Guilty Without
Capital Punisn oent.

Hahn,iii.. Id, Ju,N -o.--A v.:-
die, OF gully ". ~ ,...'I, rUL,- =
nent vas !e'u~n,' i. -. 'a-r .'
Camptsc.ano. Mis-. taNnl, c.aGp. To-
ny Costa and Ftark G,..d.,a. .
Italians accuscI IS. k!.n4p.a. -. /.
numbering the Iit'.. i-H...t 'py.
The verdict Was r-'G:..' i ~. O.
fore dark Thursoa! after ...e juiy nAI
been GU; forty-tve h.Eutes. AMI ~
the close of = four days trial.
The jury declared that their veriic:
vas unanimous, and then court ad-
jourued.
The state did not succeed In prov
ing that any OF the accused commit
ted the actual murder. Campisciano
and his wife shielded the kidnapers
from capture. even throwing q party
Of police on the trail when they were
within a short distance Of the boy
hiding place. about an hour before
his murder.
Testifyins In his own behalf Cam
pisciano did not deny this. but CAIN
ed that be had been forced by threats
Of death to act as he did.
Collagero Gendu.a vas the gO-be.
tween for tine ransom money. and
Costa. according to witnesses, stole
the boy and gave hi otm the Kid
napers.
Campisciano testified that the &C.
tual murderers were Angelo lncarca'
terra, Tony Gendusa. Steffano Mon
fire. and Calico Luchesl. These toul
have not been captured.
Campisciano also implicated In tht
plot Leonardo Gebbia and Nico!ina
Gebbias sister. both OF waom Wal
be tried next week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
SAWS ORCHARD WILL HANG.
Former Attorney 8ssisy. % Idshs. o.
Haywood cAse.

New York. July 20.-"There 10
1ast one thing absolutely certain about
he Hay wood case" said John "A.
8Ag!ey. attorney general OF Idaho.
q lsO.-l9Oa. who 10 In this city.
~sa dthat Is. no matter what may
happen TO Haywood and his sssoc1-
cites In the Miners association. Har-
~ Orchard. the Self-cOnfessed as
Gassin of Governor SteuncnoerS. VIII
- hanged.
Orchard has not been promised
anAunity In Idaho. and even II ne
Wre extended executive clemency .
- has confessed - thirteen murders
eststde the state Of which ne could
- convicted and from punishment
which Idaho could not aosolve him.
How the Haywood trial Will soo'
- one knows. All the people VAN
and in this they are = units sAs'
enact Justice be done"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
DISCREPANCY OF $50 900.
0sck Examiner Takes Charge Of Gal.
latin, Tenn. Bank.

Ga,,ati., Tenn. Jul! 20.-United
state, Bdnn Examiner NJ. f.. Pat
tersoL hos ,aACn charge Of the Peo-
eles' Na:.GNa. bank. Of this place, a
discr, parcl OF $50. having been
sound IN the accounts.
Toe discover! was made by the AS
ststau: cashier during the absence OF
Cashier +. q. Harris. who 10 II! II
Vhs home OF his father -in-law. Judge
william Hall. The latter. In q state
nent made for his son In law, asserts
ia. harris is straight with the bank
and that, out for his illness. there
NOuid have been no trouble.
The bank has a capital Of $50 200 ;
sadivided profits OF 81. 500. and de-
Dosits aeIregating $4,000. O the
ohortage. s.. 900 Is said to be In
onaccounted for discount paper; s. ZOO
q ordinary accounts. and 81. 900 IN
sniden;ihed entries. The discounts
Snless tn,y should be forgertes. vii
0ot represent q loss to the bank. the
Aolders suffering. and It Is therefore
0robable that actual loss to stock
Aolders will not exceed SIC, 200.
It is expected that the bank VII
soon resume business. Other banks
n the town were prepared for emer'
eenci.s but there were no 1ndlcA'
tous OF run.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
NORTHAMPTON ITEMS.

Worthingtor,. July 9O.-Rev. G. W..
9. War; has just completed u very
successful series OF meetings at the
Little Springs Baptist church. There
were several new additions TO his
flock and he baptized them In the
pool here.
". II. McCiamroch and H. o. Nc
Arthur spent sunday here.
c. A. Anderson spent Sunday here
with his wife and cAildren.
Miss Eva BARCLAY has returned to
her home at Ellarbes. Ca. after
spending several Gays with her
cousin. Mrs. c. A. Asderso0.
Mrs. J. b. Kennarl and Miss Elisa.
beth Of Waldo have returned home.
w. F. HuShey q Clearwater stop
ped here for . day and met some a
his old frieads. Who are always glad
to see him.
c. Y. Crawford a Gainesville. after
spending several Gays here recupef'
atins. left yesterday Tor Atlanta.
Leonard Blanknee Of baltimore va
the guest Of I. p. Lamb ON Sunday
last
Quite q crowd from Lake Butlse
spent the day heee last Sunday.
Among the numbe~ w--A u. and Mrs.
J. p. TomlinsOa.
Miss Mamie Ponds Of Lake But.
Ter and Miss Grace Hatchell OF Ocala
are the guests Of Mrs. Miller.
Rev Miller and wife OF Lake Butler
have taken cottage here for two
or three weeks.
Judge and Mrs. 4. Z. Cone. formerly
OF Gainesville bot now OF Raleigh.
are here for . feV seeks.
Ask the geaia1 - obiiging agent
r. l. Lockhart - Mr.. 0aIsmoa.
the kind and ohllgins clerk for TIE
Lamb Shoe md Clothing Co, how
ash bite On Sunday.
Nise Linn Belle Nilhoim and Nttjl
sister q NsVosssy are tAs goests a
Misses Mabel ana DtAel Lamb.
Misses Lamb ~ Jeanlaes ass
ball1lag Q tsanls esagt = ~ Sagk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
Lightning Set Fire to Barn

NArshal.vil!e, Ca, July 20
Lightning set IRE to thu large barn
Of ]. b. Jones. prominent planter.
near here, Tuesday afternoon. and
burned II to the ground. Two horses
ten hoes As yell as quite an amount
~ oroyender were destroyed. MT.
ZONES will be remembered rs the cap
,or NJ sam Hose. for whom q large
.s IA. offered. This Is quite a
lo.. but Mr.. Jones nss . dns Sesca
sroo y OFFSET ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
veuns Man Drowned In River.

Columbus. Ga. July 2s.-Char'es
oeovn. young man q Columons'
Vas drowned in the Chattahoocnes
Stver north OF Columbus THURSDAY.
0e dad gone In bathing. ana eitaet
~ beyond his depth or was swept
O9ay by the current. HIS cOt"'nS
Uas shortly afterwards found ON inc
0oAk OF the stream. Search tof a's
nv Is now in progress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
PROF. c. |. PR|BBlE
IS IN BAD SHAPE
Had a Fit in Hemmiug Park and
Was Placed Under Arrest.
RELEASED ~ the CITY COURT
But Found to q lndisposed and with
out Funds. and Sent 90 hospital.
Claims hs Was Arrested and III
Treated in GaineSvilIe.

Treated in Gainesville.
The Metropolis OF Thursday. the
18th inst. contained an Interesting
notice relative to the arrest OF e. l.
Pribble In Hemmins Park Of that city.
his subsequent release. after It was
learned that he was subject to cpl.
leptic fits. and his nnal admtttance
to the hospital in an indisposed con.
dition. without funds.
Pribble stated that he had visited
several cities In Florida. lecturing on
the mosquito. and that he had been
arrested and Ill treated In Gaines
vile. which Is not true. 1t Is . fact
that Pribble was here about two
months ago. and that he did attempt
to deliver q lecture In the auditorium
OF the Gainesville Graded and High
School. but in the midst OF the lee
ture he was taken from the rostrum
In NJ, which ended the program.
The Sun said nothing about II at the
time. in respect to the young mans
feelings. He was never arrested or
i'll treated here. and left the city two
or three days after the incident ut
the auditorium.
was Treated We'll.
Instead Of being arrested. As he
stated to The Metropolis. young
Pribble was taken-in here and shown
every courtesy by kind public. His
credentials brought out the fact that
he vas we'll versed on the subject
OF mosquitoes. and he carried the en-.
dorsements Of many OF the prominent
people OF the country. II vas noted.
however. that he vas addicted 70 the
use Of chlOgoform. and those who
know him looked UPON him with pity
rather than contempt. and did every
thing possible for his success here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
Cruse 10 ovina.

0oston. July 20. With the excep-
- OF Mid hipman Cruise, the sailors
ered BY the accident on the battle.
Georgia Monday will probably
survive. vas tho opinion given BY
p. r. Desc. OF Chelsea naval
sfal. where the twelve men ars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
lvNchIno WAS AvERTEo.
Prompt Action Of Governor Blanchard
Saved italians Lives.

New Orleans. July 2o.-With the
peaceable dispersal Friday Of a posse
of 500 men who had formed at Gret-
ma. La. to lynch three Of the ltal-
!ans convicted OF the I.amana murder
IN acute crisis in tn claw and order
record OF this state was safely passed.
This posse was the last OF several
small mobs which formed at widely
separated points and talked about
hanging the Italians II favorable OPP
portunity presented.
Probably Governor Blanchard
prompt action In ordering out two
companies Of state militia within two
hours after the verdict. saved ire
Italians lives.
The soldiers arrived at the Hahn
Vile TAIL. where the prisoners were
confined, in time to forestall plans
which were on foot to take posses
from New Orleans either BY boat.
wagon, special train or automobiles.
Nearly one hundred soldiers guard
ed the lonely and exposed Hshnvtile
TAIL Friday. and It may 30 necessar.
10 keep them on duty there until the
italians are removed to Q safer place
The prisoners must nrst be sen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
Moee 1roops Sent.

New Orleans. July 20.-Two more
commando Of Louisiana troops were
sent Friday morning from here 10
Hahnville, st. Charles parish. where
a jury on Thursday brought in YER
die, Of guilty without capital pun
i,hment in the case OF the four ltal-
ian. charged with the murder OF Ut
tie Walter l-amana. Who vas kidnap-
ID here early In June. One com
mand consisted Of . battery OF field
artillery With rapid-firs guns and the
other 4 company q infaatry. There
4, no apprehension Of Immediate dan
ger. but in order to make less az
dusus the work % the two companies
Of infantry already at Hahnvilie. the
additional troops were ordered to the
A.. Charles Parish courthouse to aio
In guarding the prisoners.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
V,ylaid ~ Peasants For Pur.
poses Of Robbery.
WE'RE CLUBBsD TO DEATH
ahoekins Fate OF Party o.
Russian Jews that Had stared to
Cross the Austrian Frontier for the
United States.

Budspe.t. July 20.-The newspa-
ar, say TIA, thirty seven Russian
Jaws started TO cross the Austrian
1,ootier Al night without passports.
Air destination betnx America. They
~ers wayAid by peasants In the VII
me OF ZwonItz for the purpose OF
robbery. Twenty-Five, Including wo-
men and chi.dicn. we're dubbed to
death.
The frontier guards reached the
scene In time 70 prevent the robbery
~ the travellers and 10 arrest sew
ara! OF the nlu-dor.rs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22
KOREAN EMPEROR QUITS.
Dramatic Scene When Ministers Ne.
quest His Ahdieation

Seoul. July 20.-it Is reported that
= most dramatic seen occurred ut
the Palace Thursday when the min
listers. headed by Premier ~ Yong.
appeared before his majesty and made
the cabinets final representation u
urging the emperor's sbdicatioa.
His majesty vas In Q high state a
excitement. but the premier In IN
humble but nrm tone dwelt 1t leaSth
upon wan, Of precautioa and pru-
dence u the emperor's policies hitAer.
TO. especially In diplomatic a4aiss.
whereby ne was endanEeriag the safe
~ OF the nation. The premier sau.
merated the facts Of his majesty's
duplictties which eliminated il the
dispatch Of . deputation to the Hague
peace conference and forcibly reA.
soned the uselessness Of the eape.
rors disAvovai Of bis relation With
the Hague affair.
Unable to successfully co0bat the
logic OF the premier's Representatives.
the emperor sought . last REFUGE u
the council OF elder statesmen. 'u6s-
less anticipating their sympatAies.
Tue council Immediately eoavsasl.
Four elders responded and appeared
before his majesty At I O'Clock NJ
day morning. The emperOr's disAD-
pointment and surprise vas boandlesu
when they unanimously agreed WITH
the minister's advice. his oa3ss-
tvs mind vas finally made - and
he consented to the draft al a. H.
perial rescript announcing bic abb
cation. which was placed before hiu
for his signature.
The emperor's condition vos tnae-
srrtbable. Greatly agitatca ao1 per-
tut Led he signed the d0cuneot ~
the seal was affixed II impssoseve -
lence. A suppressed siSh fFo0 ~
emperor was the ont oun4 vhSea
broke the death-like -eoe tai
reigned throughout the msaoreb'>
sceIo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-22

Seoul >. July 30.--DAsaSea ssWeo
are assembled at vssSoss points ~
through the city asA inoaDnososJ
documents against ~ jsDaness -
being freely distributed. Sivin0 ~
to . forlorn hope tAae so0e eAaeoo
10 about TO begin.
Extraordinary police precautions ~
being taken throughout the city.