STIii DP LIVELY ROW
hanga rians Clash Over Politics in
* Streets of Capital.
By Cable to the Catewey
Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 29 —
Socialists and members of the coalition
party clashed here in the streets today,
and fifty on each side were wounded,
some of them perhaps fatally. Clubs
and missiles were used freely and some
shots were fired.
The most serious collision took place
when the police charged a mob of
thousands which was trying to wreck
a newspaper office. The l>olice suc
ceeded in driving away the mob with
numerous broken heads. Some of the
officers were slightly wounded. The
Socialists tried later to enter the rooms
of the Independence club but were
driven oft.
The editor of the Chena Times is al
so local undertaker and municipal mag
st rate.
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j WITTE REACHES HOME
Russian Peace Envoy Receives Warm
Greeting.
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By Cable to the Gateway
St. Petersburg, Sept. 29— M. Witte
arrived at home this morning. He
was met at the railroad station by
hundreds of officials and an immense
concourse of people, who cheered him
wildly. A formal popular address of
thanks was presented to him, to which
he replied saying that he had merely
carried out the czar's orders and had
done the best he could for the country
under the circumstances.
M. Witte was moved to tears by the j
reception accorded to him, and could
scarcely speak because of his emotion.
He is by far the most popular man in
Russia today and the reform party
hopes to see him soon restored to offi
cial place with power to carry out his j
liberal ideas.
General Moessel Paralyzed
St Petersburg, Se#t. 29 —General
Stoessel, the defender of Port Arthur,
suffered a stroke of paralysis today
which was complete on his whole left
side.
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