Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-24
|HFTY BOYS DROWNED.
x.uRrER WILL GET FIVE
~uousANp DOLLARS FOR HIS
NEW NOVEL;
: Account of the Great Demand 1t
win First he Issued In
Serial Form

london. Nov. 23.-(Copyrighted 1925
= ths Associated Press.)-The sudden
a AZ energy which convulsed the sui
M Of Turkey into doing something
t,ards suppressing anarchy in Asia
MINOR, arising from the Marquis of
elsbury's Mansion house speech
,,sms to have spent its force and Abb
All Hamld is said to have relapsed
nto his usual lethargic state.
There has been little change in the
nature Of the problem before the pow
AZ however. Their mutual suspicious
ne acting as drags upon them and
delay infinite action on their part.
though the belief still, prevails that
no,hing short OF drastic measures will
hing the sultan to the terms for any
ingih OF time.
A grim story is published today ta-
len from O private letter from Con-
s.antnope, according to which a
kdvr while recently engaged In as
shtlng in the work of driving piles for
I new pier at the Golden Horn was
surprised to find himself surrounded by
H. bodies Of number of men appar-
nlly standing upright AROUND him.
Upon Investigation the DIVER dis
r1yer,i that they were the corpses OF
Students, many of whom We're known
10 him personally, who were recently
arrested by the Turkish police and af-
trward taken out in boats and drown
"a In the Boshporus for taking part
n tha AZ Mt
tcul All the bodies had leaden
Weights attached TO their feet. which
tpt them erect. The diver said there
vas from forty to fifty bodies in that
pot alone.
The annual show IL drawing larger
crowds than ever before. For the first
time several American bicycle firms
w exhibiting goods. Hartford, To-
lido and Chicago make nice displays.
According to report, Harper Bros.
re to pay Du Marier $4,000 for his
iorthcoming novel, which IL the iden-
ttal sum paid Lord Disraeli (Beacons-
Nd for Endymion.
IN view Of the demand, 1t is under
Lood Du Marlcr's new novel, THE
AHlians," which Is already In the
Ness, Will be withheld for time. and
" story will first be published serially
b America.
The revelations made In the matter
Parisian rlade costumes are quite
Artling. Adellna PATHS only appear
llsr this season upon the concert stage
ln occur next Tuesday at Albert Hall.
xany other prominent artists will ap-
par
ne secretary OF state for the colo
W. Mr., Joseph Chamberlain. gave an
asiestlng dinner on Tuesday in honor
Mhg khama and Sebele and the
ssassaon, rulers respectively of the
,sMwani and Bangraketsi tribes. all
me Beehuanaland protectorate.
W Wednesday Mr.. Chamberlain es-
wa me three chiefs to Windsor,
sA.ie they were received by queen In
sa. state. Her majesty made short
.seh 70 her visitors from South Az
~ IN which she graciously welcomed
ana said she high appreciated
enlefs determination to exclude
vns drinks from their country and
y great curse from their peo-
N spite OF the announcement that
1rempeh OF Ashantee has agreed
I,.s terms OF Great Britain to all
~. and purposes. preparations for
,,.,npalgn against Coomassie. his
XIV, continue, as there Is an in
|, my for expenses up to date and
M. n.lie details to be settled before
IA sritain will be thoroughly sat
sSs WIN the practical protectorste
Z NJ ~, me Is taking steps to assume
n i. smother slice of Africa.
r n. from the interviews with
,u,rs nsnsh scullers who have just
oo from Texas, they have much
Y nss. plain or Gus Brewer, for In
nne says: 1.-THE food there was
~ awful. and 1t had to be devour-
! MAJ. such rapid rate that II is q
Ns' any OF US have any digestion