ANTI-ASIATIC.
1 'FRCIO MOB'S CONFLICT WITII JAPANESE. DISTURBANCE QUELLED BY POLICE SEVERAL INJURED. ~
Received Oct. 10, !).5> p.m ■ San Francisco, October 16.
An anti-Japmese riot occurred liere. It arose" through a'drunken white man breaking the windows of a Japanese laundry. The owner seized and detained him, and snnmionrd the palice. The drunkard's friends collected a inob and destroyed tlic laundry. Two Japanese were sent to the hospital severely injured, and ten others were badly hurt.
In dispersing the mob, the police used their batons freely, and twenty whites were rather severely clubbed.
EMPEROR JOSEPH'S HEALTH. CONDITION' YEUY FAVORABLE. Ixoeoivcd Oct. lfi, !)..~5 p.m . .Vieniu, October 10. The Emperor's eatamih an-t fever are decreasing, and his 'general condition is Very favorable. AN HISTORIC BOOK.
,QUEEN VICTORIA'S LETTERS. Reeeivd Ifitli, 11.50 p.m. London, October 10. A'. C. Benson's book 011 the letters of Queen Victoria has been published. Reviews declare th;il tliev throw a ilood of light on .memorable historical events.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 17 October 1907, Page 3
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159ANTI-ASIATIC. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 17 October 1907, Page 3
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