The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-11-03
DR. SUN YAT SEN
IS MYSTERIOUS
Issues Manifesto, Collects Big
Sum and Disappears as
Life Threatened.

NO WORD ms nceu neoru otf.INiV
since the revolution started from Or.
Sun Vat Sen, one Of the Icadoru. Al.
though this Is his native city, where 10
was born aud educated and who're his
son was recently at school.
From tho mainland at various times
and places have come dispatches tell.
ing Of his movements, and there was
one rather comprehensive interview
with his son in San Francisco. But
from himself not line OF noWa, 80
far as known.
In the mail yesterday, however,
there arrived considerable news as TO
the revolutionary leader, but his very
sCorotiveness. made necessary by his
situation, is undoubtedly accountable
for the suspicion which some Of tho
newspaper dispatches indicate.
The latest dispatches in their order
are as follows:
Sun Vat SENS Manifesto.
NEW YORK, October 14.--The
policy which is being followed by the
revolutionary party to China is out
lined in a manifesto which was pro-
pared in advance in this country sew
oral weeks ago by DIR. Sun Vat Sen,
the revolutionary leader. Tho mani
festo, just made public is as follows:
"To All Friendly Nations, Greeting:
eve, the citizens of all China now
waging war against the Manchu gov
ornment for the purpose of shaking of
the yoke of the Tartar oonqueror by
overthrowing the present corrupt state
of aptocracy and establishing a re-
public in its place, and Mt the same
time intending to enter upon moro
close relation with all friendly nations
for the sake of maintaining the peace
of the world and of promoting tho
happiness of mankind in order to make
our action clearly understood hereby
declare:
"First--All treaties concluded be-
tween the Manchu government and any
nation before this date will DO cOntin-
uously effective up to the time of their
termination.
Secondary foreign loan or in
demnity incurred by tho Manehu gov
eminent before this date win be 40
terms and will be paid with tho mari
time customs as before.
"Thirds-All concessions granted by
the Manchu government to any foreign
nation before this date will DO re-
spected
"Fourth-All persons and property
of any foreign nation in tho territory
occupied by the citizens' army win be
fully protected
"Fifth-All treaties, concessions,
loans and indemnities concluded be-
tween the Manchu government and any
foreign nations after this date win DO
repudiated.
"Sixth--All persons of any nation
ality who take the part of the Manehu
government to act against the citizen
army of China will be treated as
enemies
fSeventh-All kinds Of war materinl
supplied by any foreign nations to the
Manchu government will be confiseated
when captured. F"
Sun Vat Sen Fearful.
LOS ANGELES, October with
his adherents fearful for his life be-
cause of the recent sensational de.
velopments regarding his assorted con.
nection with the Chinese uprisino, Dr.
Sun Vat Sen, father of the Young
China movement, and tho most prOmi
nent figure in the Chinese situation
! today, is on his way to take refuge
with California friends, according to
advices received here from Chicago
| With him the storm center of the
Chinese rebellion will center on the
West Coast.
California has been the progressive
leader & headquarters for number of
years past. From the fact tlIat Los
Angeles has been but little drawn into
the Chinese trouble, it is probable that
| Sun Vat Sen win remain here incog-
nito. He is reported TO have a number
of relatives in Bakersfield, who have
been notified of his sudden coming.
Sun Vat Sen Disappears.
CHICAGO, October 2O.-Dr. Sun Vat
Sen, director Of the Chinese revolution,
left Chicago Wednesday night Is ST.
lently and unObtrusiveiy as he came.
With him he took $4,000 contributed
to the cause of the Chinese rebels by
the local members of the Young China
Society.
Members OF the society, Of which
there are nearly 100 in Chicago, are
enthusiastic and say DIR. Sen VIII re.
turn to China take charge of the re-
volution and with success in a short
time.
But other residents of Chinatown are
alarmed, It was rumored today that
the doctor is not exactly what he rep
resents himself to be. An influential
Chinese said tonight:
cit may be the doctor is all right,
but there are many of my people who
do not believe it. He came here and
collected $4,000 in cash. The money
was not cabled or mailed to the rev
olutionists, but was given outrighh to
DR. Sen.