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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-20
ANOMALIES OF PROSPERITY.

ATCRAL prosperity continues to show that
1t entails certain penalties as we'll as pleas.
ures. The very force Of the swelling tide
tends to react upon itself Thus business
activity is so great that money commands
high prices. 1t Is not only the stock gam.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

te, ha celebrado una entrevi>,e con
el Gobernador Post, aeerca del es-
tado econ6mico de aquel municipio.
81 vieines pr6ximo, Fl Auditor Mr..
Ward, saldra para Mayaguez via
Aiecibo, Utuado, Lares, San Sc
bastiau y Ahasco, 4 reunirse en-
aquella ciudad con los sefiorss At.
torney General y Tesorero, quienes
conference.-the con el concejo mu-
uicipal sobre este asunto. av
Don Vicente Trelles DIVA.
Delegado 4 Ia c6mara por Ell distri.
to de Mayagu.z. y conocido correli.
gionario, ia siio nombrsdo fsuiem.
bro de honor del Institute de Agri
cultura, Aries y O6cios de Laias.
Han sido asistidos en- II sala
de socorros de Ia ciudad de Ponce
Ell mes de julio, AZ hefidos:
De estos han sido diagnosticados co
mo leves 26. como menos grave II
y de pron6>ti.o reseiva 10, fos De
dich } mum TO han sido asilados en-
hospital Triooche IS, pors cree,lo
de necesi.iad ell director del Hospi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
DE!DE cLeVl!

(Coah"&Ati6n Gh b6gin4 40
de tan terrible enfermedad y mas y
mas lutheran inuerto 81 no Sc to-
man medidas. Cuando Sc trata de
la Salud del pueblo, asf deben pro-
ceder las autoridades, caiga quien
fuere.
No ME exp.ico tantos males
cuando tantos mkdioOs tenemos En-
esta poblaci6n y Gurabo Ell Juez
Municipal, ha dado de baja, no Sc
81 por H<gtgeaaa, 4 dos sehores
doctores. Veamos el case: sEn Ia
mahana de hoy, Sc celebr6 IN jui
clio en- IL corte Municipal contra ei
Frederick LIates, cohtlnen.
Ia, pOr ejercicio Illegal de Ia medi.
Gina. Denunciaba el case el doctor
de Gurabo y era testigo
prindpalismo q doctor Queyedo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Baez. 81 Juez, que no entiende de
medicina, pero ST de tftuIos lesales.
opin6que debfa fallar yfallaba. con.
denando al referido Frederick 4 10
pesos de multa y r~etrsimieuto 4 Ia
vida privada.
La enpresa de cOches de don
Adrian Perez y c. ha suspendido
su tra6cO, consecuencias de DE-.
nunciss presectadas sobre casos de-
nuermo en- las cuadras de dicha
sOciedad, procediendo 4 Ia veuta
De los caballos y carruajes de 50
0ropiedsd.
Don Luis Polo, coftesponsst
lie 'Rl TiempOs Ia sido cOndensdo
IS dollars de multa 8 diez dfss
Ie csrcel por desacato al Honora.
lie Iuez Municipal. Estz cum.
los dias de srresto.
csRaHPOSsAh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

tai toctor salazar. Las cu~raciones
d. los heridos han estado { cargo
de los practicantes sefiores Fortu.
no, Demetrio Vazquez y Warionex
Cruz. Los 10 de pron6stico reser.
vado, en- los r1ornentos actuales e..
tan todos fdera de peligro.
En- Humacao fueron dete.
nidos por Ia policfa los indiyiduos
Martin Garcia y Jose Garcia, acu-
sados de acometimiento y aggression.
-Deldn Llamas Rodriguez fuk
mt .nciado por Ia Corte de Distrito
de Humacao q q amos de preside
por hurto de mayor cuantia.
Para Ell viernes de Ia pr6xi.
ma semana Sc prepare en- ID escuela
de verano de Bayam6n I'M debate
varios profesores sobre diver.
, 's.temas ptd .g6gicos y de interes
Gen raj. Los debates Sc efectua.
segdn acuerdo, exclusivameu.
t en- ing'es.
-Durante el pasado mes de
lilo tntron a>istidos en- Ia sala de
'ocorros i7a heridos, con I'm pro.
medic de Seis por cada dfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
de San Juan Ia Is|a

Hemos tenido OCCASION de vel
los dibujos hechos en- 81 Departa
mento de Educaci6n, del edifc;o es
cuela de San Juan. que Sc cons
truira en- terrenos ~coniiguos al tea
tro municipal. Sera de dos pisos.
con veinte saiones, departamentos
para oticina del principal, conser
jerfa y almacen, gran patio y jar
dimes, ademas con solar va marca-
do para p'der mas tarde extender
el edificio. Es,a importante obra.
construida de b!oques de cemento y
de una arquitectura exquisite, tiene
I'M presupuesto aproximado de cir.
cuenta mil dollars.
En- la Central sFortuuas, de
Ponce, Sc cay6 el viernes de I'm
andamio q gran altura eli trabaia.
dor Carlos Ramirez muriendo, en- el
acto.
-Por abandono de memories
tue condeDa 10 en- Arecibo, 4 Ga
dias de carcel, Jose Ramos Rosario.
Ell secretaiio Gel .ayunta-
m ento de Mayaaiiez, sefior Gigan-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Ell cafetin 8 puesto que Sc deseel SD
bastar, pudiendo desiguar de dos 4
cuatro afios la subasta, reese, vando
Sc la Comisi6n el derecho dc recha.
Ear una 8 todas las propcsiciones y
resolver sobre la que mas convenpa
ia la Municipalidad en- tempo y
condolences.
Cuarta: A las nueve y media SC
cerrara la admission dc pliegos y 4
Ia bora designada para subastas Sc
procedera SUI aperture, principian
do por 81 cafetin No Ia Ia derecha
entrando q la plaza, siguiendo con
ei ny 2-ala izquierda y luego los
puestos por su orden correlatiyo.
tambien por la derecha entrando,
resolviendose por la Conisi6n sepa.
radamente cada subasta no toman-
90 en- consideration la que no cum
pla estos requisites y ofrezca clira-
plir y someterse a las generates 4.
cada una, 8 que ofrezca cautidad|
que no cubra la m(nima sehaladaI
para cada %cafetfu6 puesto cubierto.
Quinta: Terminadas las su-
oastas Sc devolveran las fauzas q
los no agraciados y Sc consiguaran
en- definitiva a los que obtuviereu
"a buena pro.
Sexta: 81 resultare empate en-
'lgunas proposiciones convenientes
Il municipio para Nm mismo cafetfn
} puesto cubierto, sc abrirA ma Il.
dtacion verbal entire estas durante
a media bora siguiente 4 SD aper.
ura, no admitieudOse pujas me- I
loreS de cinco dollars por cada aho I
Secci6n Seguuda: Los pliegos |
e condolences que ha de observar !
cumplir cada rematista Sc italian Z
manifesto & d~ispOsicci6n de los
ne deseen optar 4 cualquiera de las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

~subastas, en- Ia secretaria de este
ayunts mienro.
Secci6n tercera : Aprobada
que sea esta ordenansa Sc fjar& en-
cinco puntcs visibles de la localidad
y Sc publicara en- uu peri6dico de
bastante circulation seg1n 10 die.
puesto en- sSecci6n o6s de Ia Lev
municipal por Ell termino de dies
dfas.
Secci6n cuarta: Las PROPOSE
clones deberan ser presentadas en-
Ia lorna siguiente: SeHores de Ia
Comisi6n de Subastas.
81 que suscribe
80. vecino de
1esluente en- -. . ofrece
arrendar el cafetin 8 puesto NJ.
por Ia cantidad de
collars ;. contavos annual ,dA-.
rante 81 periodic ~cornprendido desde
'...... con sujeci6n 4
todas las condolences 6jadas por Il
conceio municipal.
Lares, P. r de de 1907.
Firma 500.
En el sobre: Proposition para
cafetiu 8 puesto No ..
Jose clodomiro Levy y Coma.
Iez, ~secretario del ayuntamiento de-
Cerdfca Que Ia ordenansA
lue antecede fu9 adoptada y apro.
'ada por 81 conceio municipal Dc
Cares el dfa veinte , tres de iulib
'orriente y aprObada por 81 sehor
llcalde en- veinte y cuatro del mis-.
no. Y para SD publication en- d
'eriodico LA DEMocRAcrA expidb
! presente con q w BE- del alcslds
Lares { z6 de julio de 1907.
]. c. Levy.
Secretario ayuntamiento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
ORDENANZA

Para Ia subasta de los dos cafetines
y de los puestos cubiertos de
Ia plaza del mercado de Lares.
Considerable Que el Hon.
Cobernador de Puerto Rico Impair
ito su aprobaci6n q la ordenanza
para arrendar separadamente y en-
pdblica suba>ta cada uno de los ca
fetlnes y puestos cubiertys de la
plaza del mercado por un periodic
dc tempo de dos a Qua 70 afos.
Por tanto, ordGuese por 81 Con.
cejo municipal de Lares.
Seccion /. Las subastas para
el arrendamiento de los cafetlnes v
puestos cubiertos de la plaza del
mercado de Lares Sc llevaran 4
etecto en- la ofcina del alcalde ante
una comisi6n compuesta de dicha
autoridad admin strativa, Ell Presi-
d-nte Ell S~ecretario del ayunta
ilento Ell dfa tres de agosto ,pr6xi.
mo venidero q las diez de Ia mafia-
ma con arreglo a las siguientes con-
diciones:
Primera: Constituida la Co
mission q las nueve de Ia msfana de
dicho dfa Sc ~prOcedera a Ia admi.
sion de pliegos separadamente y
por cada uno de los ca~fetines v
puestos cubiertos acompahados de
recibos de Ia tesorerfa municipal
acreditando haber consignado Ia
6anza provisional para optar 4 ca.
da una de las subastas.
Segunda; La fanza provisio.
la constituye para cada paso
lie los Cafetines la cantidad de
dollars y para cada tho de
os puestos cubiert1s Ia de cinco
,
Tercera; Las proposiciones de.
'eran ajustarse al mOdelo que Sc {
'djunta, especi6candose en- Ell sobre q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Jose NJ. 1rizarry y don Pedro N
Figueroa.
Suplicole, pues, Ia inserci6n en-
su ilustrado peri6dico de dichss
candidaturas, q pesar de que va con
anteriOridad Sc ha publicado la del
barriO de Ia Marina con una omi.
sion del cargo de vice-presidente.
SuyO afectuosamente,
RAFAEL DIEz ANDINO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Cdranse sin tenor a que Sc re.
produzcan, los dolores de ear0anta.
farinsi is, amigdalitis, ronqueras,
cosquilleos, tos uerviosa, extincioues
de VOC, anginas, con las Pastillas
Houde q la Cocaina.
Sn uso Sc recomieuda especial
mente a los oradores, ~profesores, can
IA ties, y & tOdas las personals que ia.
tigan su VOC pOr nm trabajo excessive.
Para evitar toda deception, que
pudiera ser grave, exljase la frma
(Houde) sobre la faja de garautia de
sus Pastillas.
En- venta en- todas las bueuas
Larnacias. Dep6sito: a9, rue Albouy,
Paris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
G9lNDt! nOv{OlDts

Sc ac4bm * recibr en- el PA.
RIS BAZ iR pr FL 1ltimo vapor
frances LEG ldo 1 este puerto, gran
des noveda'tes lie cjnturunes. RENE
tas, caftrras de mAluo. ioyeros,
adornns, etc, "tc.
TamhIen Sc hs r..iEido un'
gran suftido dc ahrrgo- Y falda~,
corte francf-. para >,hofa>, asi Gu
mo somhferns aimu4du>, gan NJ
redai |.
En- ablrir> md rni>ta<. n!ti
ma palabra Dc II M Via, has pul,
sidad.s.
Una vista al srarfs Bafar.-
Pedro GfUSTl. Fortaleza 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
!ulJUNTE UH0II!TIs

San Juan, P. R., 10 de agostc
de 1907.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRA.
GA. Juan
Distiuguido amigo;
La Junta Local que preside, en-
session de anoche aprob6 las actas
de las elecciones verifcadas en- los
baErios de la Marina y Santurce eli
domingo as de los c~orrientes con el
siguiente resultado:
Barrie de Ia Marina
Presidente, don Ramon Reyes
Peha; vice-presidente, don R fael
Maim6 Suarez; secretario, don Jose
Antonio Arce; vocales: don Juan
Jose POrtocarrero, don Fernando
Robes; don Juan Bautista Portala.
don Alejo Pssttana, don Anto
MO de JESUS, don Jose B. Vega.
don Jesds Figueroa Fernandez; SD
plentes; don EligiO Rios y don To
mas Sainz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
/. NlTlIO
DOCTOR EN- MEDTCINA
7 CTRUJIA.

SOcULIsTA. -Ex.medico au.
xiliar de II Clinica oftalmolo.
gica. que { cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
I'll de u Santa Cruz de Bar.
celcna. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oios.
Tetn6n 81, (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consulta.
u 9x12 de Ia mahana. -
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8 ( q
de ID mahans. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
IOTI! De !0lOllL
Secretario a~yuntamiento

(ConhnRGadm de IA b4giR1 AZ
tienen que tornarlas en- Sd esta.
do de irnpureza.
Sc nos dice que va han inuer.
to variOs animalesque bebieron esss
aguas enlodadas.
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
Barrie de Santarce

PreSidente, don Pedro Ortiz
Rivera; vice-presidente, don Jose
n. Acosta; s~ecretario, don Felix
]. Bulls Pagan; vOcales; don Felix
don Luis PsdsOsa, dca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
POSTRACI0N NERvIOSA

Millares de mujeres de todas eda.
des y condolences sucumben y son
victimas de un penoso estado de
Postracion debido { que tienen afec-
tados los rihones y no 10 saben. Sc
consume Ia vitalidad, Sc Destroyer
los nervios y sc hacen imposibles el
descanso, sueio y desempeho de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Muchas pacientes toman medici-
mas para i" Males peculiare. de mu-
@jeres" y al no recibir alivio con-
cluyen por perder Ia esperanto. Y
desPucs de TODD, es tan fscil curarse
d sc adopts el debido trasamiento!
Prolonsada negligencia signi6ca
Dialects 8 Nal de Bright. ),
Cuantas mujeres hay aparente-
mente saludables que empiezan por
hallar los quehaceres de Ia casa una
carga demasiado pesada ; que estan
siemPre rendidas. irritables y abati-
da', que mfren con fecuencia
de'vanecimientos. dolores de cabeza,
en- Ia espalda y co.tados. reu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

- "HmV J N HFsgMIN11ucS q u
orna' Siempre etan suhiendo, Peo no enfrmas 10 bastante para guardian cana
y esperan q que Ia indlpoSc6n pse sin ~medcinarye.
Ma' IA causa queda. Los rihones sguen enfermos y l NAL vuelve, cada vz
en- lorna mas grave. Los rhones Sc han consesdonado de sguna manes, sc han
l1tado 6inaanado y no pueden eGmisr 81 acdo ircoy dennis venenos dela sangre.
E"o' venenos estan aacando los nerviOs, mdsulos y oros 6nganos whales.
Ataead Ia riz del nal y cuad los rhones. Usad una medicine que &c intent.
exciusvamente para los rhones las Pldora de Foster para los nhone.. Este
renedio ahva Prontamente los rhones cansado y les d. nueva vida y yieor.
Los venenos desaparecen de Ia sngre los dolores, achaques y nervioidad SC
desvaneGen. Las Padoras de Foster para los rhones son recomendads Dor
gente' que han tmdo OCCASION de experimental u msnto y e6cacia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05

Publica sennanalmente un curso
complete de ESPERANTO en- leccio-
mes al alcance de todos y I'm tratado
de TAQUlGRAFIA practica por Nau.
din. Las pajinas de su texto son una
verdadera ENCYCLOPEDIA donde en- OF.
den admirable Sc expone 10 util v
practice, dc diversos procedimientos
industriales.
Publica notaS de actualidad de
todos puntOs Gel globo, Wales. explo-
raciones, sports, etc. cuadros de At.
te de todos los museos de Europa y
America y de la actual exposition de
Barcelona.
Su esmerada presentation C
nomia de 81 pIecio hacen que COR.
BIZ sea la revista mas barata de BE.
pafa.
Representante exclusive en- esta
Isla don Francisco Segura, ala PRO.
PAGANDA LITERARIAs Apartads
8sz San Imam.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-05
oRBl....p

REvISTA SEMANAL 1LUSTRA.
DA. ..CURIOSIDADES GLEN.
TfFICAS. --ARTE I HISTo.
RIA. - INvENTOS MODER.
NOS. '-ACTUALIDADES DEL
UNIVERSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
Meeting Of Sons Of Jonadab.

There were large number of members
present at the regular meeting of Unity
Council. No. 2. Independent Order Sons OF
Jonadab. Wednesday evening at Melford s
Hail. Sth and I street northeast. Worthy
Chief Rhodes presiding. Routine business
was transacted and two applicants were
elected and initiated. The committee or
the excursion to Luna Park. July 80, 1907
reported progress. Worthy Chief Rhodes
appointed the following standing commit.
tees for the ensuing term: Finance, Watt
Weber and O'Day; absent members, Fitz-
gerald. Hand and Strahan; refreshments
O'Day. Creamer and Farley. He also an.
pointed the vice chief and chaplain to act
with him the sick committee William
Walker was unanimously elected as herald
to fill the vacancy caused by the resipna-
ton of William Regain.
The council then went into good of the
order" w. ]. C-'eamer in the chair He
instructed the two new members tn their
duties as Sons of Jonadab and delivered a
brief address the benefits derived by
total abstainance.
Worthy Chief Rhodes in a few remarks
outlined his plans and policy for the future
and to create a friendly rivalry among the
most enthusiastic members offered as do
nation prize for the member bringing In
the largest number of new members, ex-
ceeding five. this quarter.
The following named members responded
to the call of the chair with brief remarks:
Messrs. Weber, Fitzgerald. Archibald
O'Day. Killmon. Sherwood. Herman. NC
Alwee. Hand McCracken. Riley, Croft.
Walker Farley and Strahan.
Ice cream was served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20

sequently notified Marquis Ito Of the en-
perors abdication. requesting him at the
same time to notify the powers
The minister Of justice. Chan Chung. then
verbally explained to Marquis Ito on behalf
Of the retired emperor that his abdication
was solely upon the initiative of the en-
peror himself and not the result of any
outside pressure. 1t was the only outcome,
he said. on the part of the emperor. who
had had it in his mind for ten years. In
reply to both ministers. 1t is believed that
Marquis Ito said nothing definite:
According to Korean usage. abdication of
the throne means a total transfer of the
ruling power to the successor. leaving no
room for any future interference by the
administration.
The minister of agriculture. Son Phyong
Chun, in conversation with the Associated
Press said that he could hardly bear the
idea Of advising his imperial master of the
necessity of abdicating. but in view of the
gravity of the situation, involving national
danger no other alternative left him.
Should Japan, he said. not rest satisfied
with what had been effected and make any
unjust demands Korea was prepared to
offer the most obstinate response.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
IN NAVAL MANEUVERS
DISTRICT BATTALION INSTRUCT
ED IN PRACTICAL WORK.

In connection with the summer drill and
the District Naval Battalion is enjoying a
season of comprehensive instruction in
practical naval maneuvers. Instead of GO
ing out in body on the U. s. S. Puritan,
as it did last year, the battalion this year
Is split into four sections, and each will
have ten days trip on the water.
The second division. including about
twenty-five men, under command of Lieut.
Dent, started last Thursday on the u S. s.
Oneida. and the schedule of their voyage
included a stop at Fortress Monroe for
coal Friday. and then a day or two on the
high seas beyond the Virginia capes for
target practice. Returning as far as York.
town the first of the week, this division
VIII have practice in landing attacking
parties. and later they will participate in
the joint army and navy maneuvers of
Forts Washington and Hunt
Ensgns Terrell and Pryor also accom-
panied the second division, and Ensign
Noel was in charge of the engineering
department. Paymaster Johns cared for
the commissary Commander s. W. STRAIT
ton Joined in the first portion of the cruise.
but he was scheduled to return to WASH
ington by steamer from Norfolk
The first division of the battalion prob
ably under immediate command Of Lieut..
Carmody. will go out for the second cruise
OF ten days on the Oneida as soon as the
second division returns
Orders have been received BY the ~ a
Puritan to have al of that vessels small
boats sent next Tuesday afternoon to the
scene of the joint maneuvers Off Forts
Washington and Hunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
FATAL CLASH WITH POLICE.
twenty-five japanese Reported Killed
and Wounded at Seoul Yesterday.
Special Cablegram to The Star

Special Cablegram to The Star
LONDON. July GA news agency dis
patch from Seoul says that number OF
Korean troops mutinled there yesterday,
escaped from their barracks without their
officers and attacked japanese police sta
ton. They fired several yoleys and then
scattered, but still kept up scattering
fire and attacked individual Japanese. The
populace Joined the mutineers. using stones
and clubs
Gen Hasagawa. who is in general COM
mand of the Japanese troops in Korea, sent
relnforcements to the police and all the mill
tdry We're called out, with the result that
the city was quiet by nightfall. A heavy
downpour of rain was largely Instrumental
in dispensing the crowds.
The police said that twenty-five Japanese
We're killed or wounded in the outbreak
The number of Korean casualties is UNI
known.
Marquis Ito. the japanese resident gen
eral, has directed Gen Hasagawa To take
control of the city. Troops have been of
fered to the foreign consulates for-ther
protection. The police are guarding the
Japanese shops.
The emperor was alarmed at the dis
turbances, and sent the minister of Justice
to Marquis Ito with long apologize mes
sage. He expressed regret that his ignorant
subjects had caused such violent commo-
ton. He said he relied on Ito to take meas
ures to prevent further troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
EX-EMPEROR AND ITO.
What Took Place at the Meeting on
Thursday Night.

TOXIC. July 20. p.m.-The following. it
is said, was the gist Of the conversation be-
tween the ex-Emperor Of Korea and the
Marquis Ito at the audience granted the
latter Thursday last. The emperor as
serted his ignorance OF the dispatch Of the
deputation to The Hague; the Marquis Ito
replied that he had not come to ask the
origin of the authority for the deputation.
When the emperor asked Marquis Ito's
opinion regarding his abdication of the
throne the latter is said to have answered
that the affair was one purely for imperial
consideration in Korea and matter upon
which no foreign subject could pass judg-
ment.
The emperor then requested to have the
Koreans who were Illegally acting at The
Hague punished through the agency of
Japan but this the marquis declared could
not be done for the reason that they were
in Holland.
The marquis then turned to other subjects
and retired.
The Korean premier. VI Wang Yang, sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
NO ACTION BY FRENCH.
Government Recognized Japanese
Protectorate Some Time Ago.

PARIS, July 20-The French government
has no intention of taking any action in the
matter of the abdication of the Emperor of
Korea. France recognized the Japanese
protectorate over Korea In her recent
| tente with Japan. and officially she is not
concerned with the internal affairs of the
empire. Furthermore. France considers
that no power has a right to protest with
| regard to the happenings in Korea; she rec
ognizes that In the past powers exercising
| protectorate frequently have compelled
| native rulers to abdicate on the ground that
the interests Of the country would thereby
be served.
The Gaulois makes the abdication of the
Korean emperor the text OF editorial
| article on the cowardice of the powers.
The paper regards the appearance Of the
Korean delegation at The Hague mere
pretext.
1T is hardly worth while to speculate
upon the ultimate fate of Korea" the paper
continues THE Japanese are too adroit to
resort to immediate annexation. They will
proceed by easy stages and probably Will
| be content for the present to make a new
convention further limiting the imperial
power; but the inevitable strangulation will
continue slowly and surely. No power will
| protest. Japan will take advantage stimuli
taneously of the anarchy among the Korean
people and the ententes recently negotiated
,, in Europe. which paralyze the possibility
Of protest. When her purpose has been
achieved she will pursue the same tactics
as In Manchuria. Later 1t will be China's
turn
The Echo de Paris thinks 1t is idle to
deny that the annexation of Korea except
In name is accomplished fact. I'm the
face of the difficulties the Japanese are en-
countering in America" this paper says
at is evident that the Toxic government
has decided to divert emigration to Korea
and Manchuria. Who knows to what ex-
tent the recent incidents at San Francisco
precipitated the coup detat at Seoulf
France can look on calmly. as the recent
entente recognized the situation, and
Japan's method of accomplishing her
purpose does not change the accepted order
of things"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-20
Machine Guns in Readiness.

TOXIC, July 20, p.m.-Reports from Seoul
state that four machine guns are now at
the Taihan gate. Should the Korean SOL
diers repeat yesterdays behavior by firing
On the Japanese police. the Japanese troops
will not hesitate to retaliate.
1t Is noteworthy that despite the press
news Of the abdication of the Korean en-
peror, the official report confirming the
same has not yet been received here
A dispatch from Seoul says that an en-
ragged mob of 1000 persons has attacked
and burned the residence of the Korean
premier. VI Wang Yang. The premier was
absent at the time ON visit to the palace