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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29
DiitehuIen.

Sra Stapauger meooeler Aaften-
poiten"s &orreiponoeut Den Doe Go-
pember:
S fire Gage, b~eeunitiget at oct
praetfuloeite Seir, bar NH aonierpa-
tor Tor Seaieien og Stipenoiat
8reeger fra ariitiania la9t ben iio.
ite Saano paa Serfet meo llograp.
ming al oct bersmte Sulefuno paa
giite. af Observation-Disclosures
@runbe bar man labet Ell &eit ligge
urert. s SiIiGloe al ~epentuelle lig.
nenSe Slino fan oct nemlig bape i'm
Snteresle ienere ON nogle Gar at
bape enoel til Sammenligning, 90
MI, ga Spmerfiombeoen er ioa lterft
paft, err iaaoame life urimelige.
Geiultatet err, at man Der bar at
.aisre ureo en- egte &isffcnmsooins
fra oen eIoite Del al ben 9lore Sten-
aIber. Manee b~etpoelige npe 6nnb
er MI aiort. Saaleoes bar mon MI
en- bel Samlins at Siifefrose al Ben,
fra De minoite af ct Ear Gentimeters
StsrreIie optil 10 Gentimeter, rene
ai9mper til. at treffe op fore Site
meo. 9e fleite er rigtignot briiffef
paa set ipage Gunft / 9einingeit.
af itor Snteresie er p9loige Bib
ipintanoer, 9ele al glgborn, iantt en-
Or Of oenne SIags Sorn. Sglaa
onSrc 9preborn af forifieaige Sor'
ter er fimoet / IGn9oe, Der ifal len-
oes en- oanif Specialiit til geitem-
melie. ScrtGnoer at en- Satteoprart,
iom er cmbamet til @eiIer, er at
megen Snteresie.
@en oct iieIoneite er Ben rteo Or
namenter, Der | raa Sorm iigner
@ranens @rene, o. iom nela9fi9
inarer til Snoriituineer poa De be-
fienote Srno fro Den Glore Stenal.
Der. 9iaeleoes npe Srnameiter al
andre Sormer. 9e bar bapet enbper
.Spipl ON Sunoets bsie aloer,
Ser ipues M at faites Sps oper
9oraes tioIieite gebpsselie. 3et la'
Der I'll, at @mid og aepiers Sberct
ON g~ebpsseIie fra 2anoIioen, peo
Solfepanorine norooper Den botnilte
9uat, after ifaI fomme til i'm Het %
optaaes iii 9rsftelie. Gen bleo. iom
.tefienSt lemse beftis betiempet %
maatte pise for Sbecrien omen Sno'
~oanbrina fra SUB til Sisen. geen
Sr. grsaaer tror at funne beot'e. at
set inopanorenoe Solf bar falst Vie.
uen fra Rorotpiflano en- itor Sue
aiemem Huslmo. Sinlano, Sperise
ca @orse belt til SeSerens fiaoe
Strono, bporunoer De ! annoer
("einbdnme~) bar fi,lst apiten os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29

inopiet ! 1926 Of 9iifop @Ioitrup 90
tit Napnet ariltfirfen eIer ariiti
airfe. Tenne ariitiania fsrite Strife,
Der %aItiao Ioa uoenior ben oaparenoe
gp bpis @rGnie ait omtrent efter
ben neore Del af Den nilpRrenoe Carl
Sobans @aoe, bar | Yrug inotil
1889, oa ben npc itateIige gpfirfe,
$eaig Neutrality-suspicious. eIer Sri.
~itiania Gomfirfe, bar fGroigbpgeei
paa bet Steb bppr mn Sobannesfir.
fen itaar. Cm Senne lille tarpelise
ariitfirfe - fra sammeI Sio at bar
bet melt be fore S~opeofirfer Tom
fsrte bette bsie Tapn - bsrer man
iioen | 1854, oa ariitfirfegaar6en
~neoenfor airfen bIeb inbpiet os taget
Il 9rng | He1tens lib, at ben blep
brngt icm ct Slaes @rapfapel, boor
2igprRoifener fun6e blipe bolot.
gnonu | 1903 firrSe afersmenisbe.
ben miolerti6ia beuptte ben, mebens
oenne Meniebebs egen gamle fienote
Strife bar un6er Separation. Wen
/ 1856 bar ben ganife faIoefarbig os
maatte nebtnses. af oct Esmmer
ION fuube bruaes, blep oerefter paa
Sirfegaaroen bpgeet ct Materialbus,
icm | forriae adrbunorebe oeiaa
blep neotaset. og MI er Der letter
aloffer Spenoiens 6ptegneIier, bpor.
at en- afffrift opbepares | @or SreI.
iers airfes safriit) life mere til.
base at benne ariitiania fsrite Strife
END airfens fiinitiGrbtee % foitbare
Saas. Oct er en- rofiaa fattig Iioen
S%iitorie, men Dog merfelig berpeb, at
ben lille 4riitifirfe poa Ell Maooe
er Wor til aIIe andre &irfer i Sri.
itiania, % oerpe6 at bens foroums
Tlaos liager omtrent miot | ben mn.
p9renoe @p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29

flaaet fig ne6 hos os / entelte Sloffe,
bpor Steoerne par eunitige.
ut Solicit bar brrat Renueffeof.
ring ipnes tpoelig at funne paapiies
reo nplige Sitno / oct sitlige Soerige,
bpor De finbne Menneifeben bar n9-
ret fmuit for at funne fomime til
Warpen paa famine Waaoe iom paa
talrige anofler / oct %fongelige Men.
ieum | 9riisleI. 9e er ale fnuit
peo ct Slae paa oct ipaseite Bunft,
CO Rarpen er bel truffet no meo ct
eller anbet ipioit Snitrument. Roset
beitemt fan Dog life iiees berom oeo
De | Biltebulen funone Wenneifebeu.
Slere Sloiteoer err afo9ffet, og en-
ipGr Stenbele uoenfor Suleu fan
mtligens babe tient iom Spiieboro;
tbi runot ON ben laa Wasier of
Splinter os fnuIte Ben. Sc TO 8i-
henifabsmRnb notaler fig meo 9e.
aeiitrins ON ben i%fisnne Ratur paa
De flare, oeilige Gage, naar Sauct
laa iom ct Speil, meoens Ggrupper.
ne Gott, Sofitein og anore bGpeoe
fig oper oen blanfe Slaoe, og Solneo-
ganeeu falteoe fin SLAMS oper 2ano-
Ifahet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29
Warimcinianteri | Sperige?

Sipiiionsheien for Den anoen 9i'
piIion al Sommerens ipenife 3plt'
cifaore bar fremiot ct mGrfeligt 6or.
flag, iom / oisie 9dse er inoienot til
Rarineminiiteren, 9ipiiions6efens
SorIlag saor no paa. at DC Snfante'
riresimentcr, iom MI ifal anpenSes
til aarIsfrona. og 8arbolmSpoiitio'
nernes Soripor, bereiter fnptteS To-
Itere til Sisioriparet og banner ct
@arineiniouteri organiicret ! Sig'
beb nleo SNtartineriet.
Snipeftsren for Slaooens goelIer
tiliiss mener for fit @eofommenoe,
at oet fremiotte 6orilas FOREIGNER Sp'
m9rfiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29
29rerinoernes @9rifare.


en- tpff Saanobog for aoinbebep9'
gelien bringer fslgenoe Reooelelier
ON Intallet al 9ererinoer / forIfiel-
'Iise 2anoe. giterris opfsres mel
10000, ltngarn meo 1856, Shmeia
meo $500. England % @ales mel
66.300. Sfotlano os Srlaub bper
meo 1000, 9anmarf meo 1900,
Sperige meo 2.649, Rorge mel
1854, Sinlano meo 1000. Mis.
lano meo %, 400. Sranfrie meo 49,
400. Stalien meo $1,000, Iortusal
meo $4,000. % De Soreneoe Stater
meo 76,34S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29
Sriaiania tsrfte &irfe.

ariiiionia blep iom befienSt on.
Iaet | 1924, % ben npe Sps Sno-
bnaaere maatte De isrite Gar aar be-
mite ben peo Sloebranoen | bet
uapute aar beifaoigeoe Ct. Sal
porSs airfe / Oslo, tiIseIs oeiaa
aters Strife iom Soenefirfe. @en
mart tit man faroig Ell Iioen
miolerttois Sr9firfe paa hammers.
borg, peo "Soreeniri~ bag ben mn.
parenoe SreioIoisbeosfirfe; ben bleu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29

@anse 8raser. On Snofenoer
~ifriper / "@ib. ct. Slfbl.": SEQ at
lrie ON De forifieaiee @raoer al
G~ruffenifa6 fom ieg til at trnfc paa
&c forifiellige Slags 81, iom man
bapoe / Saberilp / gamIe 9age. Man
bapee 6 Slags, nemlig: y goot
Gootel, 81 @ootsl, 81 ifibt @ootsl
AZ eoot Sfibtsl, 81 Sfiotsl og 81
ifiot Sfiotsl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29

Sigurer. Sbis mar log Ell glp.
antsitree tpnrs oper benbeS 8iIeoer.
opbageoe bun oct gleumem 0slelien
CO bpiifeoe ben no. Ntar inr bar |
De sprige Staoier, fuuoe INN albeles
life teene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-29

Snf paa AZ ben anSen Sermin bes
SumboIbt College, Sumbolot, Soma,
oabnes BEN 3bie Secem6er. llnoernisi
ming eipes | bpiltelombeIit sag. Spes
cieue alasier for I~pfommere. Striu
efter aataIoe os "ttpO garbs Of &ecoms
menoationS~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
CRUISER SQUADRON
IN BRAZILIAN WATERS

RIO JaneirO, NOV. lO.-1he Amer
ican cruisers Tennessee and Washing
ton, Rear Admiral Sebree command
ing, which arrived here November T.,
left this afternoon for Monte Video on
their way to the Pacific. The series
Of official entertainments rendered
the American officers by the Brazil
ian authorities came to a conclusion
today when President Penna, accom-
panied by a number of military and
civil authorities. visited the Tennessee,
where he was received by Irving B.
Dudley. American ambassador to Bra
zil The visitors went over the war
ships, after which they were enter
tanned by Rear Admiral Sebree In his
cabin. The rear admiral. in toast.
proposed the prosperity Of Brazil and
the development of the Brazilian
navy. In reply, President Penna
toasted the United States navy and
President Roosevelt. As the Brazil
ian president was leaving the Amer
lean cruiser the crews OF both the
Tennessee and the Washington salut-
ed him with cheers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
SW|NDLER SEIZED
AFTER s YEARS
MiSsourian Who Disappeared
in 1901 Arrested in Wash
ington for Attempt to Cheat
Insurance Order.
Ipy MornIns JournaI speeIaI Lea.ed wIre.l

ny Morning Journal Special Lensed Wire
Warsaw, Mo, Nov. l0.-Charles
Kullman, who disappeared on July g.,
1901. and the payment of whose life
insurance for $1,000 was contested by
the Modern W0odmen Of America and
the Maccabees. on the ground thar
he was still living, was arrested In
Oregon City, ore. November ,. by
Insurance Detective Clouse, and he
viii return TO his home In Ber ton
county. Mo. having waived ext ldi-
ton Kullman disappeared tter
starting alone from Hoquim, WASH.
and an attorney for his family made
numerous trips to Washington. and II
seemed certain that Kullman was
dead.
Kullman had been using the name
of Charles Taylor and has worked in
the logging camps of the northwest
Two years ago the Kullman family
won one Of the insurance suits. and
this year another case was decided
against the family. Kullman was
prominent in Benton county before his
disappearance. having been eandi-
date for county treasurer and also
publisher Of the Warsaw Times. A
reward of 81 600 was offered for his
body. He il thirty-five years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
KENTUCKY TOBACCO MEN
RESORT TO LAWLESSNESS
Bullets TIy and Houses Burn In Dis
putc Over Disposition Of Crops.

Owenboro. KY. Nov. fO.-What
threatened for a time 10 develop into
IA battle between many hundreds ot
members OF the American Society or
Equity and their opponents was mar
rowly avoided today The members
Of the society have for nearly year
been waging a campaign IN favor ot
co-operation in selling aud holding
their tobacco crop.
Tine feeling engendered between
farmers who desired TO hold and
those who desired 10 sell" especially
those dealing with the so-ealled to-
bacc0 trust. has already resulted IN
numerous outrages such as burning
tobacco barns, destroying young to-
bacco plants. and In one or two IN
stances shooting into the homes OF
tobacco farmers. The anu-equlty
farmers had called a bis mass meet
ing to be- held in Court House
square to ptotest against the lawless-
ness which has been prevalent ana 10
discuss means 81 protecting them
selves in marketing their tobacco ac-
cording 60 their desires. When the
time FOR the meeting came small
army Of equity men was round 20
have taken possession 81 the meeting
place. The mayor Immediately closed
the saloons and ordered large force
% special police sworn IN The action
OF the officers prevented a clash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
KAISER'S VISIT CAUSES
ROW IN BRITISH NAVY
Admiral Reprimanded for Contempt
uous Wording of Order
10 ReDaint.

London. Nov. 10.-An extraordinary
incident has come to light In connec-
tion with the visit Of Emperor Will
lam. 1t Is related that at the con-
clusion of recent maneuvers the chan
mel fleet and the first cruiser squad
ron were ordered by the admiralty to
repaint, etc, In honor Of the German
emperor. Upon receipt Of this orde~
Sir Percy Scott, commander Of the
cruiser squadron. sent the following
signal to two OF his vessels.
Paint work appears to be more in
demand than gunnery. so you had
better come in In time TO look pretty
by the Sth inst"
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. in
a general order TO the fleet repeating
the Instructions to repaint, refers TO
the signal sent out by Sir Percy Scott
as "contemptuous in tone and insub-
ordinate In character" and orders Sir
Percy 10 have Il stricken from the
signal logs.
Sir Percy Scott and the members
OF his staff were summoned aboard
Admiral BeresfOrd's flagship last Fri
day and the admirals reprimand was
read 70 them. This affair has created
consternation In the fleet and there IL
a probability that Il Will lead 10 the
resignation of Sir Percy.
Rear Admiral Sir Percy SCOTT Is
probably the best versed officer on
gunnery In the British navy. and he
is well known a. the man who saved
I.adysmith" in 1899. because he de-
vised a special carriage for the 6-inch
and 4.7-inch guns from the cruiser
Terrible. which he commanded at
Durham, whereby these pieces were
carried by rail into Ladysmith just
before its investment by the Boers.
Sir Percy was noted In and about
Durham. Of which port he has made
commandant. and for his blunt and
direct statements.
sir Percy commanded the gunnery
school OF the royal navy In ise3-'oJ
and he has been director Of naval tar
get practice He was naval aide 10
King Edward IN 1g03-'05. He Is the
inventor Of the night signal apparatus
now in use la the British navy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
CLER|CALS BEATEN
IN ITALY
Foes of Church Score Victory
in Municipal Elections.
Throughout Kingdom.


Rome, Nov. 10.-General municipal
elections were held in this city to-
day, and il is being declared through
out Rome tonight that the antl-cler-
icals have gained their greatest vic
tory since the fall OF the church from
temporal power. only municipal Of
fices were filled, but the election as
sumed a distinct political character.
Their importance was not only local,
but extended all through Italy. The
contest came as a conclusion to the
anti-clerical campaign, which had its
beginning principally with the pres
ent pontiff. when the clericals were
then allowed for the first time to par
ticipate in the political life OF the
country There was reactionary
movement among the anti-clerical ele-
ment; some Of them swung over from
the conservatives To the socialists, and
the municipal elections we're chosen as
the battlefield. Defeat being inevi-
table. TIE clericals for the first time
since 1870 withdrew from the field,
and as a result the anti-clerical Vic
tory was complete and without rreee-
dent.
The Vatican organs maintain that
the absention Of the clerical voters
was nothing more than matter cf
tactics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
COURT DENIES UNIQUE
CLAIM OF CRE0lES
Ordinary Americans Competent To Try
Proud ioulsian,lns Who FaH
Foul Of law.

New Orleans. Nov. 1O.--An attempt
to have Louisiana creoles placed in a
class so distinct from other American
citizens that they would have differ
ent jury rights failed yesterday in the
supreme court. The record of the
case was made public today.
T. NJ. LabOrde, whose counsel claim
ed him TO be a creole. In appealing a
forgery charge. declared that his jury
should have been composed either en-
tirely or largely Of creoles, His
counsel insisted that although Laborde
lived In a parish where 95 per cent or
OF the population was creole, nearly
all his Jurors were Americans. Creoles
were defined as descendants Of French
and Spanish ancestry, particularly
French. They were said TO hold more
tenaciously TO the racial Characters
tics and the traditions of their ances-
tors than persons OF any other de-
scenants In this country. The court
did not recognize this distinction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
TRAGIC END Of
QUEST FOR
FORTUNE
ITALIAN ARMY OFFICER
SELF SLAIN IN T0MBS
Unsuccessful and PenniIess,
Youth Who Abandoned Mil
tay Career for Love, Jumps
to His Death,
ny Morning journal Special Leased wirsI

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire.I
New York. Nov, 10-Giovanni de
Chichicia, who until he was compelled
to choose between love aud duty was
a lieutenant in the Italian army. COM
mitted suicide today In the Tombs,
His Imprisonment had been brought
about by his brother. Luigi. a banker
OF this city. The latter believed Gio-
vanni insane.
According to the police reports he
fell in love in italy and, unable as
an army officer TO support his wife
as he wished. deserted and sought his
fortune as a cowboy In the American
west. The venture was not success
and finally, leaving his wife in their
new home, xle came to New York TO
get a fresh start Again unsuccessful
and penniless, he asked financial ala
of his brother The meeting of the
brothers was not amicabe and "a
second interview, Giovanni was alleged
to have peremptoriiy demanded first
a thousand dollars and then two thcu-
sand from the banker. He exhibitel a
revolver and, IL was charged, throat
ened his brothers life. The banker
wished to have Giovanni detained as
insane, but the court would not en-
tertain this charge and the former was
held for trial on charge of carrying
concealed weapons. In the Tombs
Giovanni became despondent, CONF
planned bitterly of former friends ana
constantly grieved for his good wife
left alone in the west. When the doors
were opened to permit the prisoner to
go to the yard for daily exercise, Clio
vanni, who occupied a cell on the
third tier, stepped quickly out on the
balcony and then sprang upon the
guard rail. He dived head foremost
10 the floor, twenty-five feet below.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
BUTLER SHOOTS SON OF
EMPLOYER THEN SELF
Mysterious Tragedy In County Homo
of Wealthy New Yorker.

White Plains. y. J.. Nov. l0.-John
Piorlin. butler at the Billair farm. the
country home of Paul G. Thebaud, the
New York commission merchant KILL
ed himself today after he had shot ana
dangerously wounded his employers
son. Paul @. Thebaud. Jr. The latter
who alone can explain the shooting,
was unconscious tonight.
The family was aroused AZ daydreak
by two revolver shots Young The
hand was found senseless in bed.
bullet had struck his skull. and though
DETECTED. had fractured and depressed
the bone. The butler stretched upon
the floor. was dead with bullet III
his brain. IL is believed that The
baud will recover. II Is suggested that
the butler may have lost his head
while hunting supposed burglars ana
killed himself in remorse when ne
discovered his mistake. He was thir-
ty-five years Of age and had been IN
the family for several years.
The family believe the shooting TO
have been accidental. IL was stated
az the home tonight that Paul Vas
an enthusiastic hunter and IA ! piar-
ned 20 rise early today and 60 81 "a
hunting trip The family say fha
Hiorlin had been drinking hssvi,y q
late Their theory Is that he went 20
Paul's room to awaken him. ana 40 n
spirit Of careless fun pointsi iis
weapon az the boy. that the resnlVer
was accidentally discharged. whs.e-
upon the butler in remorec over nis
recklessness killed himself Paul is
seventeen years old.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
WHOLESALE ANTITRUST
PROSECUTION IN TEXAS

Austin, Texas. Nov. 1O.-An antitrust
suit has been filed by the attorney
general in the twenty-sixth district
court against 100 milling companies In
Texas, alleged to be I'm conspiracy In
restraint of trade. The state alleges
that the defendant companies have
violated both the 1899 and 1903 acts
and asks for penalties against each
defendant In the sum of $4,000 for
the alleged violation of the act OF
1899 aud S56.250 for violations of the
acts of 1908. The state also asks for
judgment OF forfeiture of charter
rights and franchises Of each do
nestle corporation. and cancelling the
permit to each foreign corporation
and for an Injunction perpetually en-
Joining the defendants frOm transact
ing any further business In the state
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
TAFT PLEASES
PHILIPPINE
PEOPLE
MUCH GOOD EXPECTED
FROM SECRETARY'S VISIT
AguinaIdo Declares Inaugural
ton of Assembly Has Gone
Long Way to Cement Friend
ship of Islanders for America
IBy Morning Journal special LEASED wire.l

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire
Manila. Nov. IA feature of the
visit of Secretary of War TAFT to
Manila was the presence of Aguinaldo
lat several Of the functions for the
first time since his capture. Discuss
ing the probable results OF the visit
of Mr.. Taft to Manila. with a reporter
Of the Associated Press, ha said
1T is my belief that the benefits
to follow the visit to the people Of
the Philippines will be greater than
can be recognized at this time. ! am
at present unable to form an opinion
off-hand of the possible future
advantages. but am confident that Il
has done good. Tho Inauguration Of
the assembly has gone a long way to
cement the friendship of my people
with the people Of the United States
As a fulhllment OF a solemn promise,
which many expected would not be
fulfilled the secretary diG not bring
Independence for my people In his
pocket, but he brought the means Of
attaining Il. He told us how we can
get II. The Philippines are thankful
for the information and pleased at
what the assembly has done. espe-
cially in the interests OF legislation,
education and agriculture"
President of the Assembly Osmena
considers that the most important re-
suit OF the visit has been the har-
monlzing of the feeling between the
Americans and the Filipinos and looks
upon the assembly as having been the
greatest thing done yet, He Is con-
fident that much more has been ac-
complshed than appeared on the sur
face.
80. t...t....-.. u,.,..-e,.. .t,t.. ,lat
Taft has demonstrated that the prom
ises of the United states are to be full
filled and has showed himself the
friend of the whole people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-11
HEAD HUNTERS
ACTIVE IN
FORMOSA
JAPANESE VICTIMS
OF FIERCE SAVAGES
Mail Advices From Orient Tell
of Horrible Outbreak of Bar
bariSm in Mikado'S Island
Colony.
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire

IBy Morning Journal Special LEASED Wire. I
Victoria, B. c., Nov. f0.-Japanese
camphor factories in Formosa ha 1e
been suffering from raids by head-
hunters several japanese officials
having been killed and their heads
carried off Punitive expeditions were
being organized. Several camphor fac
tories have been suspended owing In
the raids.
Mail advices received by the EN-
press OF India, tell of the loss Jf the
steamer Kasuga, off the HokO .;.te
coast. during a storm. Her crew of
nineteen and eighty-one passengers
We're rescued in the nick of time Ly
the steamer Tokachi Maru The
steamer Waknoura Maru also reported
rescuing thirteen men from a derelict
junk, al being emaciated and in a
pitiful state. There were three corpsns
on board.
Advices have been received in ia
pan of remarkable volcanic eruptions
in. the Kamchatkan peninsula, NJ )unt
Khuchoskaya' flames were visible fos-
500 miles and volcanic asn"s have
been falling in a ra 1ils of 200 miles.
Japan papers complain of a boy
colt against Japanese goods recently
inaugurated at Mania. DthcF adNice1
state that the Manila Il ltberities have
been subiecting Japa1ese foods and
patent medicines to SIR ngen. inspec-
tion. with the result has large per-
centage has been rejected
japanese newspa pefs received on
the Empress. of InGiG cive news of
ht irible scenes follow ig the recent
exrlosion of ammuni'ton at Osaka, re-
ported by cable. or 1i1 woyk kers
mostly women and children, over 120
were killed or injured, slxty-six man
gled bodies being found The victims
were either blown bodily into the ar
or hurled against the woode1 fent
and many were killed By FLYNN splin-
ters. The noise of the exo. )sion wEs
heard for eight miles. One boat care
also exploded and took fire, but otn-
ers were worked down the rivers.