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M, MORs THiT FRiNCE WIZ ACT
seizure ef turkish sperad~s islands Talk ed
Of -suitan's spite. To Be Expelled.


p.RIs. sept, .-Th. afternoon papers
prin,cd what ~ de-cribed ~ semi official
communication d"claring that orders had
hecn sen, 20 Toulon 10 Immediately mobilize
,hrr. irunclad- of the reserve squadron
for ser,ic,. IN 'he Is'vant II was added
that thc-c vessels would land troops IN
the Turkish Sporade- Islands and occupy
them until ,ho Sultan yields To the demands
of France.
II j. certain that 10 such order has
reached the Maritime Prefecture ai Toulon.
and officials of the Ministry 81 Marin.
deny any knowledge Of such Instructions
There - still not the leat reason for sup
posing that any coerciye measures. II such
should ultimately be taken. will he ini-
tiaied prior to the Czar's visit Tho only
apparent pressure other than diplomatic
nov being eNerted by France j. th. lat
ter alleged decision Co eSpel the army
Of Turkish spies who are employed To
watch the movements Of the Young Turk
party In France.
The-. for some time acted under Nunir
Bey's dircc,ion, enabling the Ambassador
to inform amply Abdul Hsmid of the doing-
Of the eSiles, whose ma achina'icus he IL sup
posed to fear greatly lf these now obtain
liberty to plot without restraint the Sultan
II is argv"l. may be effectively impressed
The sun., 1901-09-05
DEACON SCORFS PtSTOR.
Rises ~ In Church and Deriares the
Minister Is Too Uoss,."

The Rev j Milton Oaksford savs he IL
going To resign a. pastor - the Borough
Park Baptist church, Foriy-elghth street
and Thirteenth svenuc. Brooklyn While on
vacation rccentlv be- received a letter from
the Boani 81 Trustees requesting him To
resign Before delivering his sermon last
SUNDAY he told the congregation that the
letter was very unkind and that IL charged
him with offences 81 which hs vas not
guilty. He said that since October last
there had been much opposition by the
,i.acon- Of the church 10 his methods 81
religious work, and that he was going
10 r.sisn Dr james Madden, n deacon
Of the church. sprang to his feet and In
a very forcrfu tone said that the pastor
was making statements that were not
actually true and that IN justice to the board
u. wished to stat. that ther" had been
trouble for -nme time owing Ia Mr.. Oaks
furd'z attempts to monopnlize the au-
thoritv Of III. church In plain words
the pastor ~ too bos-y and nothing can
he done without his sanction. said Dr
Madden
The pastor stood Ia the pulpit with
bow,.d head and listened quietly until DIR.
Madden had finished when he preached
A sermon on The Value Of a Good Name
Dr Madden said last night that Mr.
Oaksford had be.'n asked 10 resign several
times, but refused and that the letter sent
him while on his vacation stated that he
would have 10 resign Mr. Oaksford
wouldn't talk about the matter.
The sun., 1901-09-05

that Mr. Philbin ought 20 he elected TO the
District Attorneyship u 20 anything, that
being the once In which he has made his
record. 10 Mr.. Philbin's name was left
OF the list.
Warner came up for consideration Il was
found that he vas tho most popular man
before tbs committee. Ffty-four votes
were cast on a question Of recommending
him Forty -four of those who voted ~-rc
In favor Of him: ten were against him. These
ten were the rabid Coler men. and when
they found that Mr. Coler couldn't get any
thing they showed their displea-ure by
voting against every other man who was
mentioned Mr.. Warner was the favoritc
of tho committee. although no distinction
will be made bet ween any OF the men on the
list when it comes to recommending than
for the nomination
Mr.. low showed in the vote which was
cast for him that he stood next TO Mr.. War
ner in popularity. There was. however.
more opposition to Mr.. Low as q choice
than had developed against Mr.. Warner.
Thirty-six Of the committee voted In favor
OF putting his name on the list. twenty
six Of them voted against him In the case
OF Mr.. Rive~. as In the case OF Mr. Pea
body. thirty-three Of the members OF the
committee favored putting the names on
the lst. and only the ten Coler sorehoad-
were opposed During the discussion the
name Of John ID. Crimmins was mentioned
but he was not voted upon.
The rest Of the report was arranged
without much difficulty.
The sun., 1901-09-05

Men Accused ef the Gsebei Murder Have
Fight In jail.

FRANKFORT. Ky, Sept t.--During n quar-
rel this afternoon over the division of some
money, Jim Howard once convicted of
the Goelel murder. struck ex-A--istant
Secretary of State Caleb Powers. sent"nred
TO life imprisonment for the crime. IN the
head with a heavy inkstand, inficting a
deep wound and rendering him uncon-
rcious Cor over half an hour. II j. feared
that Powers il injured seriously, although
hc has recovered consciousness Dr. De
mare. who was called TO IN" jail 10 dress
the mans wounds, said that Powers vas
suffering from conclusion OF the brain
and that ~ a result of the blow ii- lef, arm
was partly paralyhed.
Both men were occupants OF the jail
awaiting a second trial for completely In
the assassination OF Gov. Goebel EN-
Assistant Adjt Gen. J. NJ. Dixon. the only
witness to the AFFAIR, said that he was In
the cell dividing some money which he had
collected for Powers and Howard Some
OF the money. he said. was sent 10 Powers
personally and some To Howard The
money was TO he used Ia their trials. While
dividing IL Powers said
you owe me So. jim
Il don't owe YOU a damn cent said
Howard
One word brought on another and hefpre
Mr. Dixon was aware. Howard grabbed an
ink bottle on table near hy aud throw Il
with all his force at Powcr- u struck
n glancing blow. Dixon saws that Powers
staggered Howard got up and walked
out Of the cell Fearing thst Powers might
bleed 10 death. Dixon seized him and held
the wound together until assistance arrived
The sun., 1901-09-05
CHICAGO WOMAN suUGGLED.
Jeweir, Of . weiLknewn Mans wife said
to Have Been seized.

CHICAGO. sept. t.-Rumors 81 q ssilure
Of diamonds and pearls valued. according
10 some reports. at t2S .0oo aud according to
others at SI2.Ooo were plentiful here to-
day. The story had Il that Special Treas
ury Agent J. J. Crowley got the jewelry
from the wife OF Chicago merchant who
had been trying 90 smugglc Il through
from Paris. and had s',cce..ded In passing
the officials at New York
II h supposed that indiscreet gossip
betrayed the secret and that the Treasury
agent, after seizing the iewelry. asked tho
Washington officials what was To be done In
the case. Then the man whose wife had
brought In the jewelry offered To square
the matter. On payment of the full legal
duty. about 5000. IL s said he will set IL
back. The Treasury Department, " guard
Ing the name Of the alleged offender and no
Information A. TO her identity can be gained.
In In tho Treasury Once on Harris
street sat spccal agent. When asked
a. to the latest Developments In the jewclry
case he answered:
Don't know of any"
When asked the name OF the alleged
smugsler he waved his hand and said
-It YOU can get the informatio from
Washington you are welcome. We can
not give Il out here That L. rule which
has been followed for many wears
II l. said that no prosecution Of the
Chicago merchant aud his wife will be
made. Settlement OF oases. hy the paw
ment Of the duty and u pcnahy, IL often
made outside Of court. and a. the offenders
Ia this case were prompt In making amends
under the law. Il j. said that the matter
will not H. brought to the attention Of the
Federal Government
The sun., 1901-09-05
SET GERMS ON MOSQUITOES.
Dr. Connolly Thinks He's on Track of .
scientific Methed of Ann,hiiztiop.

Dr Il y Connolly. the ha"teriolog'st OF
the Newark Board Of Health. Is expert
menting along new line 10 Kill N mos
quitoes He l. in search OF a disease germ
which will anert the mosquito and not lie
dangerous II communicated 10y the mosquito
TO q human being He cites the dcciuaiion
of the locusts In Africa by means Of disease
communicated TO them from few Of the
insects which were infected hv laboratory
cultures. and he il Of the opinion that mos
auitoes NAV h. overcome IN this manner
with less trouble and at smaller cost IMAM
by choAing them with kcro-"uc.
lie T. making miCro-'upicai studies OF
sick and healthy mosquitoes lie hopes
for great Developments
The sun., 1901-09-05
RAN AVIAN FR0M HER FATHER.
the Girl Was BrouGht tp by Her Aunt
and Refuses To live with Hiu.

John La~lor. Janitor Of public school
In Long Island city. wants his fourteen
y.ar-old daughter. hut the girl refuses
to 20 W him Since infancy she has lived
with her mothers sister. Mrs. Anna Masker
of 1857 tiffany street borough OF The Bronx,
her mother dying when the child was a
few months old Mr. IAvlor has had
several talks with the Maskers about the
return Of the child. and the Last one took
place AZ his home on Sunday.
While the discussion was going on, Mrs
Mssker tripped and fell. and her husband.
believing That Lawlor had knocked her
down. set upon him. This resulted In
the Markers being summoned before Magis-
trate Smith in the Long Island City police
court Yesterday ON a charge OF disordery
conduct. They appeared and the child
was with them. Magistrate Smith said
thar the father had a night TO his child
This CAUSED the little girl to scream and
cry and she declared that she would not
20 with her father. The party caused
ruch a rtImp;is that the Magistrate dls-
missed the charge and directed the court
officers To put tho-e connected with the
case out of the room.
The child walked with her father until
she reached the street. when she broke
away and never stopped running until
she was out of sight. Her father has not
seen her since.
The sun., 1901-09-05
RDERED on THE ROADSIDE.
Woman Killed Near FORT M~tisr, st kiitery
Psant-Ns,y Yard Man Arrested.

PORTSMOUTH,. y. H.. Sept. t-Some
time irtween 80 O'Clock la, night and S
O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Sarah D.. MdDon-
aid. known as Sadie Waldron ~ y"sr-
old. and a divorced woman. was murdered
near Fort Mc(1ary at kittery Point. The
body was found lying in the road near a
fence. no, far from District Schoolhouse
IL II was recognized a. once. and while
one man telephoned from the Hotel Cham
pernowne for a oonstahb. and the Selectmen,
the other notified her father, Thomas Wal
dron. who lives at Fov.= Corner.
The examination Of Drs. Willis, Johnston
and shsplcigh showed that the woman
had been choked, the prints OF tho fingers
being visible on her throat. On her right
ear there were the marks OF teeth A knife
wound in the back war undoubtedly the
cause Of her death and Il was from this
thai the large amount OF blood had come.
The Portsmouth policc arrested AN Italian
workman Ia the navy yard thus afternoon.
He had Just applied for his discharge, saw
ing he was going home IN Italy. The man
answers the description of an Italian with
whom the woman lad had dispute.
The sun., 1901-09-05
"SWITTW tTER BILL" ELOPES.
Runs Ava, Win Ills Niece and 10 Arrested
HIS Fortune Gene.

san FHsSCIsCo, sept. t-'S~iftwa,sr
Bin- Ga,s-. the Klondiker, Who has made
several fortunes and has had q remarkable
c.t-risfice with three Of th" lAmore sisters
NJ wives. was arrested here to-day for
eloping from Tacoma with his fourteen
wear old niece. Adsiina lydia Boyle The
girls mother tried 20 stop the couple at
Tacoma. but failrd. They came on TO
Sacramento. whrrr tho police lost trace %
them.
Gates shav,~i on his heard. which changed
lis appearancs, completely that no one
recognized HIM hen h- came here with he
girl and pat up at the California Hotel. ~.
didn't register and u vas only by chance
that th. reporters Identified him. Before
ais arrest he had spirited away the girl.
who couldn't H. found. lie will 10 prose-
cl,sd hy IN. mother of th. girl.
Gates l,-ok~ very s.s.dy and is said To
have sper' tho remnants ~ the blg fortune
D.. made ia tl5c k.ondlkc In the boom days
-. placrt mining
The sun., 1901-09-05
PRIEST rHRrATENED m WIRE.
Gc,. Telegram saving He WIN he killed
o. lie Doesn't Leave ionhrrs.

YoSKERs, y Y . sept. Tie trouble at
Holy Trinity Roman catholic Church,
this city, n Polish congregation. was re
vivrd yesterday when the Rev Father
HalIst, acting pastor, received the follow
ing telegram from New York
To Rev 4 HaHsi. tsI Wsipm .ir'd
Must a. once leave lonker- OF you viii b."
kiil.d Notr INtNtN
Father Hau-t has been at Trinity for
two months, having -ucccedad the Rev
Father Jecilicka, who went To Allegheny,
Pa lie was selected 10y a large INA Iority
of the congregation A. their new pastor
and was indor-ed by Mgr Mooney
Vicar-Grneral Of the NewYork Archdioc"-e.
representing Archbishop CorTissn There
was bitter opposition TO his sel~ctlon. how 10
ever, by members Of the congregation.
who tried 10 prevent him from taking pos
session Of the church by locking the doors
and refusing to give up the keys.
The sun., 1901-09-05
ANEW GIRL ~ RACI PICTURE.
Man Wbs Was Asked Ia Buy Had rho
tesrapher Arrested who's the Girl

HusrisoToS. l.. L. sept. t-Jo-eph
Jones. a phot ogra pher Of this place, IL in
jail on a charge OF Offering obscene photo
graphs for sale While on business trip
Yesterday II L. alleged that Jones visited
a small hotel In Ccntreport and offered to
sell the pictures IN question "a the pro-
prieior The hotel man looked AZ them
and, Il l. said. recognized In the chief female
igur. in several 81 them the likeness OF a
clo-e relative The hotel man swore out a
warrant for Jones, and the photographer
and his stock were taken In custody by a
constable lie admitted his guilt The
pictures. he said. were taken more than a
year ago 10y Young photographer ern-
plov-d in his place and ~ Was Understood
at the time that The young man wac at
tentive to the young woman who posed IN
the pictures Jones was locked up m
default Of t2O0 hail
Sonc per~ons who have seen the photo
graphs say they arp simply artistic poses.
Others ASSERT that they are awful. IA
several name- are whispered around In
conn, otiOn with the identity of the Young
woman who po-ed. II - more than probable
that there will he q demand to have the
identity of the Young woman revealed
In order To prevent suspicion 81 innocent
ones
The sun., 1901-09-05
cHILD DROw " ~ 0rLN SEwER.
Onl, Daughter Of . wealth, builder From
The Rrons. Nav In Europe.

Six year-old Ethel Crockett, the daughter
of William Crockett. a well-to-do builder
with Offices at IS Fast fftv-eighth street
and living at Hunts Point road and stat
ford street In The Bronx, was drowned
YESTERDAY in an open snWer trench near
her home Nj Crockett - IN Europe.
The rcst of his family had just returned.
The Ritle girl was allowed 20 go out to
play With Will. Brown. a nsishbor's hoy
They wandered 10 n sewer trench, In which
a gang of lal,Orer- was working Npfns-
how IA. little girl rlipTed In, landing IN
nbou, four feet of dirty water
The sun., 1901-09-05
10 REFINE CUBaN NGtR.
. .o,lisiana Compsn, Ru,s the Great Con-
siancia Plantation.

NV ORLEANS. Ia. snpt IT WAS
made known to-day that IN" Gramercy
Sugar Company. owning th" Hramercv
refinery. iuS, above New Orleans, and
witch ,r compo-cd almost cntircly of New
York cap,,al,t-, had decided not tn refine
the louisiana sugar crop in futur-. hut ~
bring all the raw sugar used IN the refinery
from Cuba To that end u has Just pur-
CHASED for sa.ooo.0D0 the Consianc1s plan
tat lon of oS on acres near Clrnfuego-.
The plantation produc-d s0ocoyo 100 pounds
OF sugar lust hefore the troubles IN Cuba
IN. Gramerry company hopes To Increase
the production and the raw sugar will le
brought To the louisiana refinery and
refined here.
The sun., 1901-09-05
MADE RETURNING BRIDE TRI.
Customs Inspector tntimst~d That she
Wight He Arrested for Snug giing.

Mrs. Herman 4 kress, Who Teturn"d
Yesterday aboard the North German lloyd
liner Kaiserin Maria 1hcrs~la, from her
Me-iding journey. had n sihcr-rls''d 'ard
holder In hrr haggagc She neglected &"
dc,lare Il, suppoSing that a. " VAS n mere
trifl. for personal urc she would have To
nav no duty on Il lnsp'sfor palN, who
examined hot haggsg". cau-'-i her =" "ty
She told Deputy sur,eynr Storey that the
inspector had in-Ilied h"r
The in.I-,tor denied this, but admitted
that h. had minated To her that f-'rsous
might IT, put In Jail for smuggling Col
storey said tha, DAILY had cSo-eded his
authority MIR kre-- paid small amount
ia duties
The sun., 1901-09-05
WaNT FLINT To RESIGN.
Graduates sf storrr College Ask True
tees TO Force . Change.

Ntw HAVEN. Conn, Sept. g Members OF
,b. Board Of Trustees 81 the S,orrs Agri-
cultural College to-day received copies 81
IN, following petition with the names 81
graduates Of the college attached
TO N, Honorable Board o. Trustees o. the
roasscficG Agricultural college
Il being n graduate Of the ConD~ctic'li
Agricultural College do respectfully pe'i-
,ion with the alumni that the resignation
of George W Flint A. President of sa,d
in.,ituti1n lie asked for by your honorahl.
hody We are d--ply grievcd hy the re
portei disturbance at the college and the
lack of harmony among the faculty, and feel
ia, irnms-iia'e action ar~-tins thu head ~
,be colles. is necs-~arv for the mainte-
n.nca anil welfare of the institution
n 4. hrliev,,i that nearly every graduate
~ th. institution ~ill sign Tire Issfition snd
,hst hi. action ruusi have considerahie IN
Nn-nce In -<S~Iring proupi ar,ion Ivy ne
hoard
The sun., 1901-09-05

w.sHISoroS. SEP, u wAs harmed
A,.th. Navy Department today that Capt
Ismly. Judge Advocate General 81 "a"
Navy and Judge Advocate q IN. schlcy
Court of Inquiry. had r.ccivssd a hotter
from Mr- William I SAnJ-on. dAt~i about
a wc-k ago. IN which .h- said tha, Admiral
SAmJ-on- condition ~ss improving. and
that he would make every rruri io appear
Ai the Schley investigated
The sun., 1901-09-05
SULTAN RFItILS NJNTR BEi.
Turkish Nmbas.a ador 10 France Ordrrcf
nack Ia tsustzntinoplr.

Spsctai ,aei, DvTa',h % THE SvS
CoNsIASIiNopLE. sept i-Munir B''v,
Turkish Ambassador to France, who il now
in Switzerland. ha, bcen ordered Ia return
10 Cuustautinopls.
The sun., 1901-09-05
a.ss to 60 .. EUROPE to sell ou s,so.

DALLAS. Tex srr' .-formcf Governor
IAIn>- = Hogs. aud -cNrsAl Of hs s--o-
ctai.s IN B~sumon. uil "ui"rpris~@, are "a
start far Eurup. on Monday p-ri Gov.
Hogs. put,ss" is 80 form = iurup~an
.Vr,hrais 90 hAudi- 1etss oil prcducf.
aud ~ ts~veni th- hrld t-ing s~i.d ~
So standard nl monopoly We vii ~
af,,nnfAnts.i ~ 90. - uiof~ capitalists
q N~w Nofk ciiv ~ho-e nafp~s ta,e noi
t.~~n made ptililtr
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WON'T END The STEEL STRIKE.
SHAFFER REFUSES TERMS Or
FERED M Mr.. SCHWAB.

Hen sink or swim. Tie Replies to . Gem
promise Prepesai-U WIN ne sink
Others Think and the Amaigamated
Association WIN 60 Dewu win Him
conference Of Arbitrator secures
Promise To ir, the lnisn Hold
Wills They've Kept ttesed n They
uui, striking Refusal ny Telephone
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-17

Bdta chunky ces feller jumped from somewhere in the air
An rolled young Kelly till his toes in his hair
Tie oherplayes come aclagin down the field like mad
An stamped on little Kelly an the chunky, ehesy lad,
An when the chesty lad got up they couldn't find his
Now honest Injun would you believe tibet crowd begun
cheer?
An one man kept a. eln till | turned aroun few see
Who was it; an by goodness gracious, ct wasntmel
His doctor chesty teller he'd the game
they found his issn an sewed him the
we cheered the chesty feer the other football
Commenced jump an hump bump an thump themselves
agep
An when the game done yer Uncle Hiram knew the maker
college sissys dunn fool comic paper
MAURICE BROWN KIRBY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-17

I heerd whistle BLOWN and T. q guess III run,
They're calm the police before somebody pulls gum
But found it impossible to git Of my seat
An when looked again both had their feet
pleasant sort O. fellow settin turned around
An said the empire blew the whistle when the ball downed
Then everything quiet an they started agen
With signal, / remember, that I5AIo-Iop'
An ock boy with bright red hair, whom said
Kelly,
Dropped his head an butt great big giant in the belly
Now, amt old but | turned my head aside
For thought the Kelly have crossed the Great
Diyide
"IIuay Hurah Furra ral the crowd begun tew yell
An there little Kelly goin down the field like-well
never seen train O cars tibet Kelly couldn't beat
An never seen horse the quicker on his Get;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-17

Y USTER think them college jest set dudes,
lot of straweg sugar tits an chicken hearted pr1des
Ez couldn't lick low sized woman raised on country air
up face face fight her fair an square,
But say seen football game to-day
An now when college men they git the right Q way
O. course never seen genuine football game before
thought they played pass the time but Lord they play
for gore.
thought lie game kick about and git little stiff;
But sa1es aivel it's notln else but bfl an bif! an bf
Now fit through the Civil War an know what war is;
war by gosh pleasure Them football games is biz.
seen EN- put the leather egg-it amt Ball at all
About middle of the field; heerd the empire call,
Captains ready? Then they give the ball Kick
An wouldn't have gone tibet thar field with shotgun
picki
One boy caught leather egg an Kill the
keep getn murdered they jest piled up his chest
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