The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-21
The ANGELS
Will Probably Dlsplease His Nlbs,
the Sultan.
BOTH ARE ARDENT CHURCH
WORKERS.
How the Porte Can Annoy Our
Representative.
OTHER WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, April 20.--[Special i
There is good deal of doubt in diplomatic
circles here as TO the acceptability of Pres
ident Angel of the University of Michigan
to the government of Turkey. He has been
appointed and confirmed as our minister
TO Constantinoplc, but 1t remains to be
seen If he be persona grata TO the SULTAN
"A gentleman who holds high place in
the diplomatic world tells me he very
much doubts If President Angel will
prove acceptable to the porte. This means
no reflection upon Mr.. Angels character.
for that e above reproach. But he is an
ardent churchman. Mrs. Angel is noted
all over the country for the interest which
she takes in the foreign missions of the
Congregational church. The board of for
eign missions Of that organization is said
to be the largest and best equipped mis-
sionary concern in the world 1t has many
agents in Asiatic Turkey. 1t was the first
TO send missionaries TO that country, where
1t has considerable property. During the
recent troubles the Representatives of the
board have found themselves injured by
the Turks, and many complaints are now
pending with claims for damages. 1t is
said here that the influence of the church
people was paramount in securing the ap-
poii,si'io"' VI hi0s'ue"o ""u 81 ~,
as one Alnericai, poinS Vi viz" Is concerneu
tnere oou'u noo nave pcen DeVVer seiec-
ton.
Turkish Condemnation.
As minister to Turkey President Angel
Is expected to prove most vigorous agent
In demanding settlement from the porte
for outrages to American missionaries and
injury to American property. Those who
know him predict that no will prove a
most efficient instrument of justice But
how will the sultan receive himf 1t Is
well known, especially among those who
have had experience at Constantinople,
that the government of Turkey Is greatly
prejudiced against Americans who are or
have been active in church work.
An attache of the state department. who
has had experience in Turkey tells me 1t
Is mistake 10 send churchman TO Con-
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Senator PiAtts Position.
How are Mckinley and Platt getting
along?" This question was put to me by
ONE Of my correspondents, a gentleman
who remembered that last year Mr.. Platt
was one of Mr.. McKinley's most bitter OPP
pohchte' Arguing hcAh ohiH' he 0uPPoHSu
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