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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-08
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Savannah, Feb. 7.-Tlo g,Hnd Jury
# TIE United States con sworn
II and entered On the disc Of tie
mporant duties. 1t is An res.
-cn that the ar5t m t er aeAaael
efore it for ools d rat by SD.s.
r.ct Attorney A.o aui Ee s2taI.
d "tur4 elune t.~u Iy n
IN all it is sid d eeis. 7r3si..ste.
TEN 5Eoisan1 let crs a. co les IL
'ecords. oIce records fhs NV,
avail stores hou.e3 live II ba
'vestisatl in tao ai-s.. at.orua <
hands
Ast ey W re o2-n- -doly ~ No dl,,
fteraoon it f5 apparent il u..lI
a physidll imRcsai it for q
Istriot attorney e1d Ma assaa.s
> go over tie elo.no5 mass Of
1rrespon .ance, rsnorts and o,bsr a.
me1t6 Ia time for fono. .aws gss.
on Of the grand jury.
It is Understood q ougl. that it Is
9t necessary FIR this uo4a Of exam.
alton, aaaly is and sdnlu rizin this
olamlno S corresp r1c1te @ se doaa
this time; tat tie Ia5ers wara
i gone over ex.adstiyely in NV
ork, properly assc. d f.r cleir bs al.
g on the case as Inc go7ernm ut
tiCisls Lore 10 mai G il oat. AM thlt
H.frfo+ AA+o,,o., kf-.-..
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wen Known NeNs9srer MN H.-e.

9. NJ. Davis. secretary ana troaeur
q Of the Columbus Enquirer Sun. Is
among tne visitors to the city, called
tere by the Illness cf his father Dr.
L. ". Davis. who is visiting w. N.
McD2n9ld here. Mr. Davis is ri--
gressive young newspaper man ami
has large circle OF friends all over
the state. The News welcomes him
tn the city AMI hopes that his father
will speedily rsgslB ais heRlth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-08
SAYS
He WILL RESIGN
Engineer to Quit tlls Job If oliver
ia Given the Contract to Dig
the Panama Canal

Washington, Feb Engineer Ste
vens, Of the Pan ma canal, today an.
acunced that if Oliver was given the
contract to dig the canal he w9uli
send in his RESIGNATION. He refused
TO state his r,a On for such an act
ion.
Tie administration is sill consider
ing The ava ding Of the contract des-
tho opposition 10 Oliver and it
is believed that he VIII receive &C.
a strong q ht is being made against
him.
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TuRPENfINE TRUST
NOW BEING PROBED
BY The u. s. COURT

while the city may not be in position
to pave it with vitrlfed brick, it does
seem that some little improvement
could be made.
1t is sincerity hoped that the next
lme the visitor comes to Brasgsw,cG
ne viii seSsSeAhere in tla dry sea
son or thel e wI4f e sofie i1fiessaasa-
nent in the streets. Just think al
ae VIII tell his people wden ne reutars
% his home city. 'Brun wick is a
retty city, eyertAinss presents
ook Of progress and prosperity, but
ii! her streets"
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Sic Has on The Stand Yes
taday aad8 ought GOuTl-
room 10 Tears
hlT CLEAR HER HUSBlTI
Her Testimony Influenced the Jury
ard Il Is Believed That Thaw
VIII Come clear on unwrit-
ten Law Plea.

New York. FEB. EVELYN Nesbltt
Thaw. wife of Harry X. Thaw, who
caused the killing Of Stanford White
~ her husband. was on the witness
stand all OF today. Duiing the time
sae was repeating the story Of her
iife. as it related to Wnle. was indeed
sad. and moved q majority Of those
9resent 10 tears Tyery woman in the
court room listened attentively to the
stat 8ement Of Mrs. Thrw and tears roll
cd down their checks as she told Of
the treatment She had received at
tie hands ef the rich architect
While his wife was testifylng the
nr5soner sat Ia his chair with a dis
ssaessed lack Rysea his sacs. He f5'd
.ed his face in lis hands and IN that
'sose he kept his eyes on his wife
far hours, lis ening at every work
sisat ehe said. Not once did he re-
meve his position, bat oceasicnsl'y
gguld draw his handksrChies from
rs DooGst asd plaea Il against his
Other members Of the Thaw
.faE1ily weps % esent ana they seemed
eqaally as Interested In what Mrs
Thaw was saving.
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NOTES ALONG TIE RIVER FRONT
Items Gathered During the Day Along
the Bay.

The steamer City Of Birminsham
chartered by the Mallory Line. is in
port dischareing a cargo OF freight.
She viii load lumber and return to
New York Sunday or Monday.
Tie @ehooner Humarock. Capt.
Benson, came in yesterday from sav.
annah to csomplete her cargo.
TIE schooner Charles Campae ell,
Capt. Pierce, arrived yesterday from
Savannah.
The schooner Goodwin Stodlard. Capt
Hall, sailed for New York yesterday
With q cargo Of lumber.
The steamer Corby. Capt. Richard.
son, sailed yesterday for Liverpool
With cargo OF cotton.
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THIS MUTINY TO
Be INVESTIGATED
Waster-2t-Arms Douglas Dead IS a
Result Of Mutlny Aboard the
AuIssr Tennessee.

Washlna Fec. The mu.lay
which oS17ea a6oa.d the crli q.
Tennessee at FAsQla e p ia yesterd y
win be jLo-ouabiSes investigated b.!
ne war Department. ~
A report received here tdAay an.
aornced that Master-a,-Arms bAugla
Who WAS inju ell wa dead as a resu {
III the others WHO were iljareJ viii
ecover TIE investigation vii begin
1t once
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-08
TEACHERS PLAN
TO 60 ON STRIKE
Hundreds Of Them Threaten to Qun
Their Jbs In tho Schools Of
Fro zee.

Paris, Feb. Tt IS learned today
that hundreds Of school teachers
throughout France are planning big
strike and 1t viii prsbably be put
into effect with the next few
ays.
Efforts are being made to settle the
diGNences but 10 no avail and a major
ity 4 the schools Of the country will
be wf~sut teachers in few days.
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SCHOONER G0 .F.
CREW PtE SHED
Three-master Fesortsd Sir 7dad Wed.
nes5ay Near Norfolk, Frcb-hly
Went Down.

Norfolk, Va, Fs3. tugs Kent
out from t. IS port tais no-ulAg "A
search of tie three mas.e scLosp r.
which was reported Strand. a.d off y D..
mond Shoals ye-tsrday, c4c 20 trlee
Of her whatever coull 10 feaad ana II
Is believed that SIC wei; down a-d
tre crew Of eight pcrishel.
There is no way cf J, ro.ag the
name q TIE acLoonor ss q Was n1.
possible to ilentity aer u mc wen
she WIS seea in q strand i position
yesterday.
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SPEAKER CANNON
WAS QUITE ILL
Congressman Daizell at the Session o.
the House Yesterday-Cannon
Has the Grippe,

Washington, Feb. 7.-speaker Can
non was too i'll to attenI the session
Of the house today. 1t was announ.
cad that he was confined to his room
by a severe case Of grippe, but 1t Is
expected that he viii be out in a
few days.
Congressman Dalzell presided during
the session today.
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Aas Movea 70 Rrurswlek.

r. L. Reed, special salesman and
tuner, o. the Luldea & Bates Southern
Music house. has removed to Bruins
wick and is quartsred at the homo
OF Mrs Gam. on 6 street. All par
ties needing .worls in his line can
secure prompt sesVlce by cslIing %
him. a.ss.sli ssssl.J
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EEVVEiL {. ' EL YNI N TEE1iAANN TEEiAAANVNv SSWORE
STANFORD WHITE
RUINED HERNIFE

the unwritten law plea, even If the
fact is not establish that ThS shot
White in self defene. The evidence
was against the dead 49, Snow = 4
that he endced TIE young woman.
His ,fputation was established as
black, not only by Mrs Thaw. but "
other witnesses. and it is now believed
that the testimony so influenced the
jury that the unwritten law plea
will clear nim.
It has not heen announced who viii
be placed on the stand by the de-
tense tomorrow.
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FOUR ARE KILLED
AND 26 INJURED
Another Bad Wreck Yesterday Morn.
ing on the Chicago Great Western
Railroad.

Chicago, Feb. IA serious accident
occlilTed this morning on a passenger
train Of the Chicago Great Western
railroad A train crashed over an Gle
yator, killing four people and injuring
70,
It Is understood that several of the
injured will die
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-08
RYAN COMPANY TO
SPEND $j0,001,l
In Exploring Possessions Given
Them by Leopold Recently In
Congo.

New York, Feb. Tt was announ
ced today that Ryan e Co, woul+
eTpend fifty million dollars in ex lcr
ing concessions in Congo granted to
them by King Leopold.
Representatives will be sent there
ut once and the work will begin as
scon as possible.
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ENTIRE CHANGE THIS EVENING
TIE maIectic, or Electric Theater has
Fine Pro~ram This Evenirn.

ZIG FTo1EaW IT'S EVe1I1q,
Manager DaYelport, Of the Ma
jestic theater, was busy yesterday
arranging an entire change of pro-
gram and tonight and tomorrow It vii
he one of the finest electric shows
ever seen anyw e4e.
The door will oren PROMPTLY at
4,t5 and the performance VII con-
tinuo until about TO- Those who have
seen the show say It is excellent.
Nr. Davenport makes the proposition
that ell who are net satisfied with t
can have Their money refunded at
the box Office.
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The ANTITRUST LAW IS VALID


p-e07a Court.
Frankfort Ky, Feb. 1.-THE Ken
rck court of appeals today sustain
ID the v1li1lty Of the act Of the gen.
aral assembly in prohibiting tie for.
nation Of %rusta. combines and pools
Z intersaR
The decision OF the court was an.
7ouno1d iEse cg the Information.
nj Harvosting Machine Com any OF
America against the commonwealth
appeal 4m Tg mb'e c5unly.
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r. L. iced, expert piano tuner rep
rezenting Luddcn G Bates s. NJ. Il.
Savannah. Leave orders for tuning
at Morsis rug store or telephone
Mira. oardlns house.
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ToId ! L.ona slory.

Told Lona story.
After taking the oath administered
She attorney Mrs. Thaw was ask
4 few questions by the attorney
the defense and then started out
Avn a long and sensational story, tell
ne Of her experience with White, Of
meeting her husband IN Paris. what
sssaaeed between them there, why sae.
slad at that time refused to marry
m. IN fact she vent over the en-
ire history Of her life. which was in
sasting, sal and sentimental.
STARR had proposed TO me before
vent 20 Far.a lie followed me to
at city and for days begged me to
seeome his wife. refused on ac-
! caat of nay relations vita White. 7
aald not. under the circumstance.
ecome the wife OF any man. I had
cen ruined By Stanford White before
reached tie axe OF Is. was mis-
able an the sine Harry was with
ae il Pals, lie was there for weeks
ad almost dafly asked mo to become
wife, but on ac1ount Of the act OF
ate refused"
says She Wes EntIeed.
she then ro-ase4 heV experience
Il ish The rich architect and after tell
ing how size became acquainted with
m went into the aetails Of the
satment she lad received at his
aands
When ( was under 1G years Of age
stanford White rui4ed me. For days
would send ms notes and make
Engagements with me. He seemed
cry fond OF me, sent me presents al
lie time, wonld sss me at every oD-I
portunity, one night / was with him,
be administered some drug under the
iatluence Of which l remained for
a6urs. He enticed me to his studio
AID when I awoke the next morning
Il had been ruined by Sanford White.
fe was standing in the room in night |
arb ana it was then that ! realized
that I had been ruined"
Court Room in Tears.
As Mrs. Thaw related the sad story
- court room was In tears. sne
reiatsd the story between suppressed
foss. The twelve men on the jury
szed at her continuously as she told |
tae story and not once did they take
tasir eyes off her. Judge KilpatricA
teanlng back in bis chair. also listen
eI attentlvely 70 Yer statement Dis
cs Attorney jerome sat near mis-
sssk, and. while looking IN a differ
direction. took in every word that
yn Nes5it Thaw said. Occasion
tiy he would look at her. but only
s3f d few minutes. Nearly the entire
room was moved to tears by her
owful story ana It could be easily
sa that the sympathy Of everyone
yas with her
The UnwrItter LaN 7ies.
Ii il now generally believed that
ss evsdsucs Of Mrs. Taaw vlll 80
e tOwasa clssyinS her hpsL4zA "a
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Covers the LEGAL
Field Thoroughly Eu
err DAY.
Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-17

R. M. Parks returned from Thun-
der City this morning with the
shingles for the new ADVOCATE
building being erected here.
Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-17

r. M. Parks returned from Thun-
der City this morning with the
shingles for the new ADVOCATE
building being erected here.
). L. Brown returned from Boise
last Saturday. He had taken his
wife and family there where they
will stay during the coming winter
Alex Ferstrom of Vanwyck near
ly severed the forefnger of his
right hand last Thursday while
cutting wood DR.. Johnson attend
ed to it and has hopes of saving the
finger.
l.. III. Heacock of Lardo was
here Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.
Heacock reports everything o. k. at
Lardo and says the work of Install
ing the machinery in the -four mill
there is progressing nicely.
The rain last Saturday night
caught a great amount of grain
standing in the shock. 1t will take
the eight threshing machines now
working in the valley at least two
or three weeks to finish threshing.
w. F. Mayhem, the millwright
of Emmett who erected the foul
mill here, returned Tuesday to in.
stall the machinery. Several mer
are now engaged at this and the
mill is expected to start running ir
about six weeks.
w. S. CLANCY of Boise, the state
bank examiner, was a caller at thu
Roseberry State bank yesterday
morning and went on to Crawford
to visit the bank there. He return
ed last evening and went on tt
LardO enrOute home.
Grandpa Samuel Parks and Gee
Curl left yesterday for Boise, tn
former to spend the winter ther
and the latter, who is a veteran o
the civil war, to spend some tim
in the soldiers home. Chas. Park
drove them down.
The picture in our supplement
this week shows Main street, Rose
berry, looking north. Two larg
buildings have been commence
and nearly completed since tn
picture was taken, the Chas. "
Parks livery barn and the LON
VALLEY ADVOCATE building.
D. N. Higgins and daughtel
Miss Lila, of Crawford arrived her
yesterday. Mr.. Higgins returne
home the same day after trans
acting some business here. Mis-
Lila will remain few days to tax
some photographs for the illustrs
ted album of the valley to be go
ten out soon.
James Madison of Meadows a.
rived here yesterday and left fC
home again this morning. He is
druggist and the object of his Wis
was to examine the field with
view to locating drug store her.
He is we'll satisfied with the pro-
poets and will start business hel
as soon as the necessary arrang
ments can be made.
Long Valley advocate., 1907-10-17
locaI and General News

|LOCdl diiu uSli~idl NS"S
| D H. Kerby, the forest ranger of
.lnha, was here Tuesday on his
rav va to the Payette forest reserve.
| chas. A. Wiley of Lardo passed
through here Monday on his way
| 10 Knox, where he has some very
momising mining claims.
The ADVOCATE is at home in the
Roseberry State bank building un-
| il its new building is erected. Call,
zee us. and tell us the news.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Matthias of
Meadows arrived here yesterday to
spend few days with the latter's
sister here, Mrs. JAS. Winkler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman Ward of
Boise arrived here Tuesday and
have made this place their home.
Mr.. Ward is a brother of Ed Ward
| Of this place.
That bright, newsy little news
paper, the LONG VALLEY ADVOCATE,
has moved from Lardo to Roseberry,
where it will have a larger field
Shelley Pioneer.
Our long spell of beautiful In
dian summer weather was broken
last Saturday evening by a heavy
ninstorm, since when we have had
BEAUTIFUL weather again.
Charles Cole returned Monday
from trip to Lardo and Meadows.
His sister, Mrs. w. B. Boydstun of
ardo, accompanied him from her
home to Meadows and back.
Six loads of machinery for the
-four mill here were brought in
nom Evergreen Tuesday and few
loads have come in since 1t is all
expected TO arrive this week.
Jacob A. Gonser and Miss Flora
A. Davis, both of Lardo, were uni
Rd In marriage at Boise the 18th
lnst by Rev. G. B. Dalton. The
ADVOCATE extends congratulations.
Mrs. Mary E. Woofter of Korby,
AAaansas, sister of H. G. Warner OF
'ns place who was visiting here
aSt summer, likes this place so well
lat she is considering returning
aere to spend the winter.
Building operations on the sew
ual buildings in course of con-
sauctlon here is progressing mer-
nii, ay and it looks likely that they
~a WILL be completed before severe
Weather sets in.
Messrs. Fisher and Fullmer and
,a. ,aVir wives of the Inland Stock Co
IT''u5ned Tau5 Tuesday from playing at
%paluo' Meadows, and Council
sn',y nney report good houses, especi-
'lly at Meadows.
u, Inc LONG VALLEY ADVOCATE
Psa,l RaolShed at Payette lakes, has
nsa sen moved to Roseberry, to gel
ths aler a the center of population in
rstog ~ great valley in which it is 10.
''7u'-ldaho Falls Times.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-01

dleton company and will devote its
entire time and resources to the de-
velopment of the creamery and dairy
ing business in this city and the sur
rounding country. II is now receiv-
ing large quantities of butter fat from
the surrounding country and it is
nopcd by the new company to induce
sufficient farmers of Umatilla coun-
ty 20 milk cows to support the cream
cry within the county.
Pendleton manufactures the best
brand of butter in the markets of
eastern Oregon today and enjoys q
wide trade in all this section of the
state, with constantly widening
scope.
The new company will also manu-
dairy supplis and conduct a general
creamery business and will continue
to operate its plant in the present
quarters.
Both Mr.. Harper and Mr.. Hurl-
burt will give their entire time to
the business. Both are experinced
creamery men and have placed PEN
dleton creamery in the front rank
in the business of eastern Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-01
NEW CREAMERY
ORGANIZATION
BLUE MOUNTAIN CHANGED
TO PENDLETON CREAMERY
Articles OF Incorporation Filed Today
by o. e. Harper. G. NJ. Rice and E
A. Huriburt-Capital Stock OF
Company VIII be s5000---New
Company Known as Pa,dleton
Creamery Company.

The name of the Blue Mountain
creamery in this city was changed to-
day to that of. Pendleton creamery
and a new company filed articles of
incorporation with a capital stock of
$4,000.
o. E. Harper, G. NJ. Rice and E.
A. Hurlburt today organized the
Pendleton Creamery company and
will take over the plant, equipment
and business of the Blue Mountain
creamery and Mr.. Harper who or
ganized the Blue Mountain Creamery
company with plants at Pehdleton,
La Grande and other places in east
ern Oregon, withdraws from that
company and will devote his entire
time to the Pepdleton Creamery COM
rany of this city.
The Blue Mountain creamery in
this city, which today becomes Pen
dleton creamery, was established two
years ago last April by o. E. Har-
per and associates and has steadily
grown until now it is one of the very
largest plants and does the largest
business of any creamery in eastern
Oregon.
The new company is strictly Pen
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-01
RETURNED FROM LONG TRIP.
Yellowstone Park Offers the Grand
est Attractions.

While on their recent trip Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hartman, jr., touched at
the -four corners" of the United
States and also visited the jamestown
exposition and the Yellowstone park.
At FL Paso, Texas, they crossed the
Rio Grande into Mexico and from
Niagara Falls a railway journey of
several hundred miles was made into
Canada. But of all the places visit
ed Yellowstone park was most appre-
ciated by Mr.. Hartman, and he de-
clares that no grander trip can be
made than the six-day stage journey
through the patk
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-01
STEAMBOAT HANDS STRIKE.
Alleged Work Has Increased While
Wages Have Not.

Yesterday there was a question as
to whether or not the steamer Spo-
kane would go out this morning on
the regular run to Riparia, says the
Lewiston Tribune. This doubt was
due to the fact that the deck hands
had struck. This strike did not pur-
sue the ordinary method of a de-
mand for higher wages, but instead
the men simply quit. The grievance,
related to too much work for the
pay and when the Spokane reached
the Lewiston dock Thursday evening
from Riparia she had few men who
had planned to remain with her.
The grievance relates to the fact
that while the deck hands get only
$40 as month they are frequently re-
quired to work 16 and "a hours. An
instance was cited where the boat left
Lewiston in the early morning, re-
ceiving capgoes at intermediate points
and upon reaching Riparia began un-
loading the craft, which work ex-
tended to 7 o'clock the following
morning. 1t seems no overtime is al
lowed on the boats, while the COM
pany recognize that wharfmen
should receive extra pay.
Regardless Of the controversy,
however, the o. r. & N, was busy
yesterday securing men to take out
the boat to Riparia this morning. A
trip was scheduled to Asotin yester-
day, but this had to be abandoned on
account of the strike. Last night it
was stated that sufficient number
of the old employees of the o. R. &
N. had been secured to enable the
boat to go out this morning to Ri
paria. Al
With Captain Ralph Baughman,
who resigned his position on the
steamer spokane to go with the
steamer Mountain Gem, will go four
to six of the deck hands of the Spo-
kane.
1t appears that $40 per month has
been the schedule paid deckhands for
years by the O. r. & N. and the
complaint of the workmen is that
the company has neglected to take in
to consideration increased work or
other matters connected with the in
creased traffic of the river lines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-01
BLAMES JAPS OF FRISCO.
Japanese Delegate Says Race Trou-
BILE Started by Vicious JAMS.

That the people of Japan have not
taken offense at the outbreaks which
have occurred in San Francisco be-
tween its citizens and Japanese but
feel ashamed of their countrymen in
that city because of their disposition
to create trouble is the statement of
T. Sawaya, of Yokohama, secretary
of the Christian Endeavor society of
Japan, who has arrived in Seattle
to attend the convention, says the
Seattle News.
1.-THE people in Japan understand
that their countrymen in San Fran
cisco are troublesome lot and it is
the belief in the old country that the
members of the Japanese colony in
San Francisco either provoked the as
saults or took the initiative in the
disturbances"
He says: 1.-THE San Francisco
Japanese find sympathizers only
among the lowest class in Japan. The
colony in the California city is made
up of uneducated, discontented and
semi-educated Japanese. Many Of
them arrived there when the immi-
BTdt1OH laws were not as SlTlCI DIS tnty
are now and could not gain admis-
sion to this country under the pres
ent laws. The semi-educated came
to this country expecting to be able
to work and complete their educa-
ton. They found this impracticable
and soon became discontented and
quarrelsome. 1t is believed that this
| class was the instigators of the San
Francisco troubles.
1.-THE general feeling in Japan when
left was very friendly toward the
United States and the matter of fore
ing an issue with this country is not
thought of. Over here l find the
United States does not wish trouble
but there is a fear here, expressed in
some of the yellow journals that ia
pan is anxious and preparing Cor a
war. I believe that the whole scare
has been caused in both countries by
unscrupulous publications and that
neither nation has grievances against
the other.