Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-17

conr.anilnople. Aug % ~

tetft 20 Sel1mlc " MI as.Nte 1870,
~ nI,.r.a,niinnpie. The privilege was
y Ma with thanks. and though sucn
49, ,rs tree. yet "a fund has been
thn.a far the bsnrnt o. all strAniti /
,. i,ai,',isana In C1n.tanilnuple' ana 60
~, i,,.,li Every recipient OF a ficket u
inl.,..fsi 10 c6nirihric ten piasireA
~, slrty-nve cents No one De-
sy,,5tsss ,ht fund for this collection az
i.i5r a very proper purpos.
s,if an hours ride over a fne road
~ nrivad IN she pact ton years
nI.l ~. no writer saw y last. brought ~
~ yiidlz tstlrD saral. tn rcsldance
" ~ .~af hfs mailc;y tha auliau,
=. lt,i tt,nid. All visitora thus pro-
ga with giclets are guests OF MS
N',t'.sy and are provided with suitable
~ according 10 their state. wherein
M may comfortably be seated ana
,1,i ard SO his majesty - to me
i9midish m isuuo 50 pray ana Fp,nli "a
bsif an hour ones week 10 diVine
amosr ,he visitors present were NJ.
,,6fn COUNSELOR Of iha itu4-
a. cnhatsy. Mr. John lliddle, IN.
"a uIftfs charge a. antirea; ana
~ g.r,uiai,, frst drlEoman OF me
i'-stl1r. 81. Isnkoluni preail.ni oi ".
usietrian flbrarEei ~ Nciren ~
l,,W,nrrtid arfni flr Hulglfiat ~
N9seIH. agent Tor III bulglflan prin-
r'etity. slr Ellis Athm AZ baIt..st
sr1 Mics bartlett Many nih,f prom
49,, ississ and gentlemen were pres.
- yhbm hia mljeriy conveyed
M ' srlpt,nst By hia Chamberlain Emlh
ufy. .., o., IA. ,h.r.
49, hsif unrt flayfu a. M, At which lime
~. y1ri. ns avenues are supposed 70
~ ci,ssf nai % rl happens ihlt only
a f.v hing In this country are very
very strict. hence also IN MS instance
L ihars nxity. A NUMBER OF vHEors
came siragrllng al1nE 40 4 mugh lh'er
Iur. hui In lime 90 sse the sultan.
-. miieh rrusk with M care that
yrtt hrlnr eNrrcif.d by those IN charge
4, prsvsnt any acriddn, 10 happen 10
ria mtffstr. Tha Armenian troubles
hrvf hfen detrimental In bringing
aha about During the lime ~ She AL.
s1.ln, Armrniina were caught dressed
as MIhlmmrdtn priests and tcaehers
with white h1rhgfa around me fcz
and under their iooll gown one or more
b rubs vhich thry expected 90 throw
al hia majesty This discovery ifd %
chang Formerly the common poo
pic were allowed 60 come up qufe close
q me iinc % march and often TO
crowd into The front ranks, hut now
no crowd could be- seen az ali. All was
military Every road had four nioa %
ellliort placed across To prevent In
rr0as. ono ~ which was cavalry. The
Sniflnce 20 che palace grounds ana the
rad l1dlng 10 the mosque ~ wsll ~
ths mod rately well arranged grounds
around fhe Slral ana mosque had Sow
eul thousand soldiers, on foot ana On
horseback placed az every convenient
place. making a very formidable show.
The men were reasonably vel dressed
and IN person nna, being The pick ~
ihe army The men seemed all OF oven
holgm and she horses OF the various
rglmqnA N cavalry were ~ one color
and alEs. The variation OF the differ
en-, regiments with their colored uni
form made the fight quite unique.
Among the onts most conspicuous
were the green furbann. the direct
descendants Of the prophet Mohammcd.
These boys were mostly Arabs. Not
lvtrly large bu, erect and nimble IN
their movements. quite different 90 che
corn Osmanli soldier. who Il heavy.
slow aui clumsy. or shcac sons Of the
prophet representatives may be found
In Az Turkey. Poor or rich they eau
always be distinguished by their green
surban or green bandagc around their
fer. M0hammed has at present the
largest and most complete gcncaiogy
OF any man that ever lived Every
son nr daughter is recorded.
These Ho' Il the Prophet soldiers
were dressed In red baggy Trousers ana
Jackets trimmed In red. They were
proud and dignliied and - they passed
tho valltoN' windows they glanced up
NJ ua ~ much NJ 20 says 40 you soc
uaf We are good for II. are We notG"
etc. II will take too long 20 describe
every regiment separately hut nuficc
y TO say that there was n representa-
ton OF all u tho different barracks.
artillery. cavalry and Infantry. Each
regiment was headed by liz commander
g1fggoualy dressed. and the rcglmental
hlnd playing German and French
tunes, They rendered them tolornbly
well considering their training. They
were all brass bands with few clnrl1.
nets ANA drums. No ME or drum corps
were seen.
Al the generals with the stan In at
tendance diamountcd and gnthered
near the palace where thoy were or
Ean'Scd Into an escort Of honor and
few minutes previous 10 the royal
nefsonagea making their appearance
ihcae high officers marched In two sin.
gle tlea,one on either side Of the street,
" The lihnndlcch mosque and formed
ihe inside line % guards ON both nidca
ui Tue court yard frOm the entrance 10
lhe two front corners Of the mosque
They numbered about 70 or 40 generals
Or paHhasi majors, colonels. etc. all
wearing their medals and distinction Of
honor for falthfulneas.
Al the while we were waiting the
uand was playing and few carriages
containing ladies' from the harem "
some % the leadine naahaa cana nm