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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
CRISIS CAUSED BY LANGUAGE.
Hungarian Cabinet Row Due to the
German Tongue.

Budapest, September 3o.--After formal
ly announcing his resignation Of the pre-
niership in the lower house Of the Hun
garian diet today Count Hedervary ask
ed the house to adjourn pending the con
stituton Of 4 new government. lnmedl-
ately afterwards Count Hedervary. with
the other ministers. lett the house. ne
president Count Appopyi. however, ruiz j
that the rcsigna ton of tho cabinet was
not sufficient ground for an Adjournment
and he invited the house to continue It's
work.
Francis Kossuth, after expressing sur
prise at the fact that the ministry shoI.d
nave "struck" said he hoped Il premier
would be appointed who would vigorously
contest the interference in hungarian al
fairs Of Dr. Won Koerber. the Austrian
premier.
Toe remark of the Austrian premier,
which has most irrtatcd the iiungarlan@,
consisted OF his statement in the reich
ratlt that Austria WAS prepared to 60 0
war ia defense Of Emp ror Francis
Joseph's Celebration against the demand
that the hungarian Language be used III
orders given to soldiers Of the hungarian
contingent If tho Austria Hungarian
army. Francis Kossuth. the opposition
leader IS in favor Of peaceful policy, odt
Herr Blrbas, who heads the majority 81
kossuths followers, IS inclined to push
the agitation to extremes.
The German merchants in Budapest are
going about In fear Of their lives ON ae-
count Of threats of death leYcled at then
as n result Of he language agitation in
Hungary
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
DEATH FOR THE REGICIDEs
servians Who Conspired Against
Assassins Are Sentenced.

Belgrade, serva, September 2e.-Tne
trial Of the army officers charged with
conspiracy against the murderers OF
KING Alexander and Queen Draga was
concluded today
Captains Novakovitch ana Laxarn-
Witch, the former being the ringleader,
were sentenced to two years imprison-
ment and the loss Of their commissions.
DR.. vetkovitch and Captain Lotki1e-
vltcn the former aide de camp Of King
Alexander. each received sentences of a
months imprisonment. Other officers who
took a less prominent part i'll the con-
splracy, were condemned to from three
months to a years imprisonment
The officers sentenced have asked that
the whole affair be submitted to the
corps Of officers. adding if the latter 1e-
clded against them they are ready to I'M
dergo the most severe punishment It Is
anticipated that King Peter G4N pardon
all the cOnsipratOrs.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
DISSOLVED THE INJUNCTION.
Proceedings of the Delaware Indians
Against Secretary Hitchcock.

Washington, September 28.-Justice An
derson Of the supreme court Of the dis
trict Of Columbia, rendered an opinion to-
day in the injunction proceeding OF the
Delaware Indians against Secretary
Hitchcock and the Dawes indian commits
sion. dissolving the temporary Injunction
heretofore granted. The case involves the
right Of the secretary to pass on the
1874 600 acres Of land in the Cherokee ma
ton. segregated for the use of the Del
awarcs The Indians Claim that the
secretary is without authority to approve
or disapprove Of the segregation. as It
had been approved by the indians inter
ested and asked that ne be enioined
against taking such action, pending the
adjudication Of the same question by the
court of claims Soon after the case was
filed the court granted a temporary in
junction. but Judge Anderson today dis
solved il Soon after the decision was
rendered. Attorney w S, Logan filed
petition in the court Of claims on be-
half Of the l3elawares against the Unit.
ca States, asking that damages be award
ed in the sum of $1,000 600 because OF
the expenses to which the Indians have
been subjected because of the necessity
Of defending title to their lands.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
HAMILTON RUDE TO a WOMAN
Remarks Cost the United States Ar
my Officer Dear.

Washington, october 2.-The president
has acted on the cases OF First Lieu
tenants Louis NJ Hamilton. Fourteenth
infantry. and Hamilton Foley. Fifth cay
airy. and Second Lieutenant Thomas e.
Murtaugh, coast artillery, and shelby l..
Rucker, Philippine scouts, tried by court
martial and sentenced to dismissal from
the army. He approved the sentences in
the cases of Foley. Murtaugh and RuckeI
A further sentence of imprisonment
imposed on Lieutenant Foley in addition
10 his dismissal was disapproved. The
sentence OF Lieutenant Hamilton was
committed to a reduction In rank Of ono
hundred and sixteen numbers, which
places him at the foot OF the list of first
lieutenants and he is required to make
a public apology for certain remarks
made in the presence of a woman which
gave offense and upon which trial was
based
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05

Hoar nominated Governor John Bates for
a second term and the nomination was
made by acclamation.
William II. Moody nominated Lieuten-
ant Governor Guild and the nomination
was made by acclama ton. The balance
of the ticket was accepted in the same
way. the other nominees being:
For secretary of state. William N. DIN.
of Boston.
For treasurer, Edward Bradford, of
Springfield
For auditor Henry E. Turner of NAL
den.
For attorney general, Herbert Parker
The platform follows:
The republicans in Massachusetts. in
convention assembled. give their cordial
Endorsement to the administration Of
president Roosevelt An able. honest,
fearless chief executive, we pledge to
him our loyal support for the campaign
of 1904
We reaf1irm our belief in the policy
OF protection to American industries.
While admitting that tariff schedules
should be revised from time to time to
meet changing industrial conditions or
TO secure the benefits which may bc OBJ
tanned by reciprocity we declare that
the present tariff law should not he re-
Ni-ed or changed until the need Of such
action and the benefits to be obtained
from IT are clearly shown, Whenever
Industrial conditions shall require a re
adjustment Of the tariff, the work will
be undertaken by the republican party,
the friend and defender OF protection.
without unnecessary disturbance to bust
ness or commerce. and with fairness and
justice to all American interests TO
uphold law and order should be the first
duty Of every American citizen. In
many sections Of the country there is a
disregard of law which is bringing, dis
credit to the nation. Al parties should
insist that puhiic officials should he firm
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CORBIN ASSIGNED TO THE EAST
He VIII Have Headquarters at Gov
ernor's Island, New York

Washington. October 2.-Major General
Corbin, adjutant general of the army
is to be assigned to the command Of the
department of the east, with headquar-
tiers at Governors Island, n Y.
The order for General Corbin to as
sumo command of this department will
take effect at once.
An order also has been prepared In
the war department directing General
Chaffee, now commanding the department
OF the east, to take station in the war
department for the purpose of familiar
izing himself with the duties Of chief of
staff which he will become when General
Young retires in January.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
DEMOCRATS NAME CASTOR.
Nominated for Governor by Bay
State Convention.

Boston. Mass. October I'm n most
harmonious state democratic convention
and with an enthusiasm greater than has
been displayed in d gathering Of the parry
in Massachusetts in many years the
democrats Of this state TO-DAY nominated
their leaders for the campaign of 1908
william A. Castor, of Boston, being
named by reclamation Tor governor, and
Richard Olney. second, Of Leicester. Tor
lieutenant governor.
The platform rcaffrns the principles
Of democracy. declaring that the demo-
cratic party shall fight the trust oliea"-
chy now IS il fought the political oigar--
chy with Jefferson.
1t denonnces THE trusts as "monopo-
lies by law-entrenched behind prohiti-
tive tariff, buttressed by subsidies and
special rates lungcr Of our people with
the one hand, while with the other they
reach for Conquest and sell their product
cheap abroad that they may sell it dear
at home"
It continues;
we desire that hyprocrcy which out
does popuism in placing the treasury
and breaks laws to favor Wall street
speculators. We favor Immediate reGu-
lation Of trusts under the interstate conf
fnerce and taxation powers of congress
and the admission free Of duty of ar
ticies controlled by the trusts ON raw ma
terisls Of manufacture ana the neces-
saries of life
The platform demands reciprocity with
Cuba; that the Philippines be Treated like
Cuba. favors election Of senators BY
popular vote and condemns Iynchings
everywhere.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
TAMMANY NAMES ITS
CANDIDATE.
Scenes in Carnegie Hall, Where Con-
vention Was Held, Without
Parallel-Action of Con-
vention Muddies the
Situation.

New York October I.-Charles F. Muir
ply. leader of Tammany Hall, carried
through his programme a the democratic
city convention held at Carnegie hall
tonight The democrats named George
B. Mcclellan for mayor, Edward NJ.
GTout for comptroller and Charles y.
Fornes for president of the board OF
aldermen. Thousands crowded the hall
and thousands more were unable to gain
admission. There were scenes Of wild
excitement within the building and &
great crush in which many were hurt
outside.
The Kings county delegation entered
Il protest with the committee on rcsoiu-
ticns against the placing Of the names OF
Grout and Fornes on the ticket, and
they voted soIfdly against these men
when 1t came to a question Of nomina-
ron. James ] Martin. chairman of the
democratic city convention also declined
10 vote for the nomination of Cirout and
fornes, whose names recently were
placed on the fusion ticket. Neverthe-
less. they became the nominees Of the
convention, Mr.. Grout by vote OF 42a
to 225 for John .. Fairchild, the Brook
lyn candidate, and Fornes winning by a
similar vote over Herman a. Metz, also
proposed by Brooklyn
Scenes Without Parallel
Scenes without parallel in the history
Of city conventions were enacted tonight
In and around Carnegie hall. where the
democrats convention for the naming
OF a city ticket was held. Long before
the doors of the building were opened
thousands Of persons gathered In the
streets. and the two hundred and more
policemen were totally unable TO handle
the multitude. Both within the building
and outside. people were TANNED together
n q great unwieldy mass; many were
crushed, and women tainted on all sides.
Extra police forces were called out, but
as the crowd continued to grow in den
sity. It vas found Just as impossible
facora 70 kee1 T. people 'lader control
The platform contained lhe following
reference to Precedent Roosevelt.
THE president of the United States.
returning from patriotic inspection Of his
rational fences. recognizes the import
ant bearing of our city election upon
his next campaign DESTROYS of present
ing himself to the republicans as from a
state and city In sympathy with his po-
ltical views he gathers the rural politi-
cal leaders about him to impress them
with the necessity Of a republican victory
In the city OF New York
In this era of postal iniquity and gen
eral republican barter i'll federal places
we have the spectacle Of a president de-
grading the patronage Of his high Of
fee to clear the way for the complete
mastery Of the local republican boss
ali OF which is followed by a strenuous
proclamation denying his interference in
local affair."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
Upton FOR AMBASSADOR.
Senator Kearns Wants Him To Sue
coed Sir Michael Herbert.

Salt Lake City, Utah. October | If
King Edward would bring still closer to-
eether the English and American people,
If ne would weld more firmly the COM
mercial interests existing between the
English and American people he Will
make Sir Thomas Upton his next am
bassador to the United States, said
United States Senator Thomas kearns
today in speaking of and iamenting the
death of Sir Michael HerSert
"-Thomas Upton has done more duri1.g
the last fifteen months to increase the
good fellowship and genuine friendship
existing between the American and Eng
fish people continued Senator kearns,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05

dsa pproves the proposal to enact law
to empower the president to open up ne
gotiations for the construction of a canal
under certain specified conditions The
object. the cablegram states. apparently
IS to leave the Colon bian government at
liberty to negotiate a fresh treaty with
out restrictions. 1t seems. says Minister
Beaupre. that the report Will probably
be adopted.
The news contained In the above cable
gram is not considered of a very ia
vorable character at the state depart
ment, Indicating As II does that the Co
lombian congress viii refuse to give the
president of Colombia a free hand In any
future negotiations which may occur.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
Postal Scandal in Porto Rico.

Washington, October 2.-At a confer
ence between President Roosevelt and
Postmaster General Payne it was de-
dT"ded that the franking privilege here
tofore extended to the prominent Off
cials of the island of Porto Rico no
longer could be allowed, on the ground
that they are not officials OF the United
States. Serious abuses of the frankng
privilege are reported from Porto Rico.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
AGRICULTURE IN PHILIPPINES.
Experiments With Cotton Have
Given Good Results.

Washington, october 1.-THE Philip
pine bureau of agriculture has forwarded
to the bureau of insular affairs, war de-
partment. a report on the Introduction
and distribution of seeds and plants In
the islands. Expo: iments with textile
plants were confined to cotton and jute
The report states that while the former
has given good results, it Is a question
whether the native grower has an AIDE
quato conception of the standard CT 1p
requirements Of cotton growing countries
.Tute promises to give excellent returns.
Fine varieties of tobacco seed have
been distributed in the famous Isabella
and Cagayan tobacco districts, from
which it is hoped to obtain good results.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
TO LOSE PLACE.
Russian War Minister VIII Soon Be
Retired

Paris. September 29-Oflcial advices
flcm St Petersburg indicate that Cen
eral Sakharoff, the chief OF staff. VIII
soon succeed General lNuropatkin as
minister of war. The latter shared with
NJ. Witte. president of the council OF
ministers and former minister of finance,
the disfavor growing out of the Man
churian complications. The change is
considered significant of a mobilization
of the Russian military policy in the Far
rast and alorg the Russian frontier In
Europe being contemporancous with
red elton OF a military department at
!<iet on the Austrian frontier.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
For Roosevelt and Protection.

Boston, october 2.-In the same hall
which yesterday was filled with demo
Gratis cheering to the echo the orato:y
Of their leaders. the republicans Of Mas
sachusetts met today to nominate thtir
state ticket.
The assembly was large and the unanI-
nous denomination Of Governor john l..
Bates, Lieutenant Governor Curtis
Guild, Jr, and the remainder Of the pres
ent list of state officers was assured.
Congressman Powers was chosen per-
manent chairman after the preliminary
organization had been done away with.
The mention of President Roosevelts
name brought the delegates to their feet.
Governor Crane read the platform and
it was adopted unanimously. Senator
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
ROOSEVELT TO KING MENELIK.
President Sends Message to the
Abvssinian Ruler

Washington. October l.-President
Roosevelt today received a call from r.
T. Skinner. United States consul at Mar
seilles. Consul Skinner will leave shortly
for Abyssinia. where he will meet and
confer with King Meneik in m effort to
establish favorable trade relations he
tween the United States and that rich
country.
Mr.. Skinner is the bearer of a meg
sage of consideration and friendship from
President Roosevelt to King MenelIk
After he has delivered that and has es-
tabished good relations with the Abys-
sinian government. Mr.. Skinner will make
an exter I've trip through the country
to examine its conditions and resources
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
COLOMBIA WANTS FREE HAND.
In Dealing With the Panama Canal
Question.

Washington. Oetoher 1.-The state de-
partment today received a cablegram from
Minister Bcaupre, at Bagota, dated Sep
TEMPER 80 stating that the committee Of
the Colombian senate which was appoint
ed during the first debate on the report
of the canal committee to prepare the
material for the second debate has sub
mitted its report and it will be debated
in a few days. This report approves the
rejection of the treaty of August IL, but
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
sERIoT RIOTS AT BUDAPEST
Police Are Forced To Fire on the
Strikers.

Vienna, September 3o.-serious riots
have occurred at Budapest. Striking
van drivers came in conflict with the po-
lice and sixty persons were injured. ten
OF them seriously. The Folice ultimate,
" fired on the rioters and several OF
the latter were wounded. Troops were
summoned to restore order.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
Senator Hanna in a Wreck.

The private electric car carrying Senator
Hanna and others from Cleveland to the
republican mass meeting here struck
derailing switch 3 miles east OF Berlin
Heights today and jumped the track
while running at a rapid rate of speed.
All the occupants of the car
thrown into a heap at one end of the
coach, but aside from being badly shaken
up ali escaped serious injury.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
EXTRA SESSION TO BE CALLED.
Roosevelt Pressed To Reconsider, but
Flatlv Refuses

Washington, october "A good deal
of pressure has been brought to bear on
the president to induce him not to call
congress into extraordinary session in
November; but to all callers who have
spcken to him in that vein he has said
that this government is committed to
the proposition that the Cuban reciprocity
ttaty be made effective at the earliest
possible date, and he regards it as q
natter of good faith that this country
should keep its word. He mas declined.
Therefore, to consider any proposal look
Ing to the abandonment of the idea of
an extraordinary session.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
FATHER SHAMES DAUGHTER.
spreckels Asserts His Daughter Is
Not Welded to Her Husband.

Honolulu September 29,-The attorneys
for Claus spreckels assert that the mar
riage of Mrs. Thomas watson, daughter
of Mr.. spreckels. to MIR. Watson is ~
valid. Mr.. Watson, now In England, Is
suing her father for the recovery Of
block of Honolulu property valued at
$500, 900, which she conveyed to him soon
after her marriage in 1904
The marriage led to an estrangement
between daughter and parents and Mrs;
Watson returned the property which had
previously been presented to her by Hef
father. The present suit is based on the
fact that Mrs. Watsons deed Of convey
ance did not bear her husbands siGn%-
ture.
Mr.. spreckels' attorneys allege that Mr..
Watson had been previously married IN
1869 that the divorce which he secured
IN Utah In 1875 was Illegal and that con
sequently his second marriage is void.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05

Guthrie, Okla. October 2.-FIalf buried
III weeds by the roadside. her throat cut
from ear to ear. the body Of Mary Pro-
kosh. 10 years old, was discovered today
near her home in Northern Payne county.
ley E Rogers, II years old. has con
fessed that he assaulted the girl. and
afterwards helped to kill ner, because she
declared that she would tell her parents.
Rogers implicated Frank Guinness ana a
youth of the name of Malley now in
Jail at saltwater
Rogers is in iall at Perry.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
ONE LITTv- SPLINTER
CAUSED FIS DEATH.

New York, September Ca
splinter not more than half an inch
long, which penetrated the palm
Of John thinner hand while he
was working at his trade as car
penter, has caused mis- death from
lockjaw in the worst form. Tim
mer's hand sWelled to twice its
normal size in d few minutes and
the doctors were unable to check
the poison
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05

than ali of the men and women in the
British dominion Sir Thomas is tyIH-
cal representative Of the best class Of
most polished diplomats I have ever met
and one of the most successful business
men in the world He would make
great success as ambassador from Eng
land and hope King Edward viii realize
bis opportnnitX."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
KEPT MAN HE SHOT
IN MISERY FOR He U RS.

ST. Louis. september pa quar-
. rel today between August krugel'
y cigaImaker living al Central
St. Louis county, and Fritz knorf'
employed by hruge. resulted In
Krugel shooting Knorr in the leg
with a shotgun and then, while the
injured man lay on the ground
! alternately begging for help and
) asking for water. Krugel stood
D near for four hours with his shot
: gun and prevented crowd from
rendering assistance to the wound
!: ed man
. Finally a deputy sheriff arrested
|. krugel.
Physicians said that Knorrs
wound was serious owing to the
long delay in securing medical
, attention.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
ROOSEVELT REMAINS FIRM.
Refuses To Change His Policy Re
garding Foreman Miller.

Washington, September 2e.-(Special)-
President Roosevelt today refused to
change his decision in the case of Fore
man Miller. of the bookbindery of the
government
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-05
Russian Bear Watches Japan.

Paris. October Authorization received
here through official sources at st. Pc
tershurg show that the explanation given
of Japans moving troops to Korea is
calculated to renew suspicion concerning
her intentions The number of troops
moved is estimated at between 5000 and
10000
Japan explains that the movement Is
part of a plan of experimental rnobliza-
ton. for the purpose of showing her abil-
ity to mobilize a considerable force in
connection with the friction between ia
pan and China bat that 1t has no CON
nection with differences between Japan
and any other power. The officials re-
fuse to comment upon the explanation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-05-04
Geographic Briefs.

Rome.-Emperor William yester-
day attended a German church, lunch
ed later with Cardinals Rampolla,
Gotti and Agliordi and then visited
the pope at the vatican. The inter-
view lasted about 40 minutes.
Blairmore, N. w. THE exodus
from Frank continues. Further land
slides are feared owing to the widen
ing Of crevasses in the mountain and
work on the Canadian Pacific railroad
has ceased pending an investigation.
Detroit. Mich.-The Pan-Aniertcan
Flyer on the Lake Shore railroad last
night ran into a crowd of Polish ex-
cursionists from Toledo who were
scattered over the railroad tracks
and many injured.
Joliet Ill.--A hand to hand fight oc-
Cured yesterday in the Slavonic Ro-
man Catholic church. Nearly all the
congregation of 1000 engaged TN It,
The police were called and the people
turned on them. Many were slightly
injured, none seriously. Arrests have
followed.
ST. Louis.--D. M. Malone, a preach
er of a sect of the sanctihed people.
and w. J. Mooneyhon, a constable Of
Mardell. Mo-, were shot and killed by
mob last night. Malone was openly
living with another mans wife
Mooneyhon had arrested him when
the mob attacked both, shooting them
to death.