The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-19

graphs also that a similar commission
appointed at Khounsa, has already
found and restored to the owners many
Of the articles lost
I'm order to put a stop to disorders
in some parts Of Anatolia, and TO safe
guard complete perfect tranquility
the imperial government has called to
arms 128 battalions of the reserves,
independent of the fourth corps Of the
imperial army, and has sent fresh or
ders, firm and peremtory, to the vail
and military commanders that calm
and peace should promptly and def
nitely be secured Though the applica-
ton of a treatment equal and just TO-
ward all subjects without distinction
TO race or religion
There is no doubt that, thanks to
the measures taken, order will be res
tored everywhere shortly. Besides
Samy Effendi, Counsellor 'of State Saa-
dedin and Abdullah Pasha, generals
of division, Djemal Bey, members Of
the commission of the staff, and Ibra-
him Edhen Bey and Hussen Ruchdi
Effendi, counsellors of the military mea
sures for the maintenance of public or
der One part of these functionaries
will go to Trebiond, Jumuch-Have, Raj
bort, Ereroum, Moush and BitliS The
other part will visit Sassoun. Annassia
Sivas. Toket, Malstada, Manertulaziz,
and Diarbekir They all left Constan-
tinople yesterday As for the COM
mission instituted for the application
of reform, its work is already begun"
STANDS UP FOR sCHLATTER.
In Denver They Declare He's Done No
Wrong.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1S.-The Denver
News says editorially of Schlatter's dis
appearance:
The unexpected disappearance of
Francis Schlaftter has put all classes
talking about him more vigorously and
Vehemently than ever Scoffers at his
powers say it as clear proof that he is a
fraud; believers say that he has but re-
Sponded ito a call from on high. Those
who have not made up their minds
silently await further discoveries-con-
fidenlt that his true nature will sooner or
later be developed to the satisfaction of
all.
BE he chariatan or honest in what he
claims. such g disappearance might
reasonably have been expected. If he
Is actuated by cunning-as one having
insight into human nature and wishing,
for Interior purposes. to surround him
self with deeper mystery the better 10
accomplish the end he has in view,
whatever that may be, more shrewd
and artful device could have been
adopted. If he believes that he is APP
pointed from heaven ITO perform a mis-
sIon-whether that be to heal. 10 pro-
phesy or to save. he must have visions
and hold communion With WHIST TO him
are spirits. Beholding them as emana-
tions of the Master, he obeys their COM
?. zff -f,ea
future be. TO the sane and practical
there is no known means of guessing. If
he heard voices giving divine COM
mands which The imagination might
readily suggest ito the ears OF one IN
Schlatter's unnatural mental and spir-
itlial state, he could do nothing else
than obey, whatever the result 10 him
or others might be. When he is next
heard from. however strange the story
is that may be told. whatever path ne
took or what bodily suffering he en-
dured need aSuonish no one-for whe1h-
er knave or saint, il viii have been
quite the natural thing for him TO have
done or suffered.
II IS foolish 10 think chat fear Of
courts or prosecudoTls. or fear of any
kind moved him TO depart Again. II
hnaye, he counted upon arrests and
prisons and turning them 10 account
Assuming the role OF Christ he would
seek rather than avoid a Pilates court
and stripes and a cross, al least 10 the
foot 81 a second Calvary; il sincere,
moved, as he believed, by the divine
VIII, he would die singing at a stake or
bare his neck with hozannas. 10 the ak
or an execlElolsf.
Nor does the News believe that any
Judge would be foolish enough 10 dis
turb him. So long as he broke no law.
10 treat him with harShneSs or fnsiig
nifty Of any kind would breed indlgna-
ton that would end in violence 10 the
perpetrator HIS work has been che Of
kindness; he has sought 10 gain;
Through him-whaeeyer the cause
many wonderful cures have been work
ed. His reputation was rapidly filiing a
Continent and bringing the sick. the
lame. the halt and the blind 70 hts MIN
situations. 4 few more weeks and 4
ZS3a would have had as extraordinary
scenes 10 portray about the humble
home If Ed Fox as the great French
novelist wove into his thrilling story
OF Our Lady Of Lourdes"
II oFTES endesvor "a encourage youIs
writers. !" said tie editor, 10y accepting st1s
that is utterly unavailable" But isn't thas
rother expensivei' ''Oh no. We pay On
publication. "-Hasper's Boar.