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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-01
FIRST VISIT
OF Ell Hagy Abudullah Ally Sadik
Pasha to America.
AWED BY NEW YORK.

AWEU b1 NEW 1UnA.
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He Comes to This Country to: Pave th0
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way Tor Dipiomahc Keianods Dc.
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States of America WEafa
He Thinks New York.
El.Hagy-Abdullahi Ally Sadif
Pacha, prince of the Mohsmmsdtn
church. oeneral of thu 4 hysaini.n
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amS' moes ~ eeas
VoY OF e npertr Meneifks TO Rfesidet1t
| Roosevelt, arrived or the Oedri0 IL
New York recent,v.
M oon.. os..s,,s1n !.
q ne" efeaty o. commelce pesNesn
this 6 unrY anu Ahyssinfa, butactuAl.
~ pA'o sne "as ioi 9lN4AlA ~
e aud. Franco. Germany and
al. lave REPRESENTATIVE hi 1bysain.
!, Tut Menelik has neyar cent dino
nattc agents .osthosa natinnI Sadik
paoha's mission is 81 study the poesf-
bilities Of closer relations Sith Nd.
rope and America. HE 1s coma to
America sIter 2 stay ~ Berlin, Ratis
ana Lonuon MeneIik y eepeciaiiy "
eefeseed 10 tne onised STATES andsnas
aIeauy given 9 nome 9 = ie9atlon
az Adis Apsoa, tne CAPITAL ~ cese
this country cares 70 establen.one.
The Pacna Ba man OF Striking Per
sonality. His coloris ebony but %
has cleary chiseued FEATURES ana the
small ecu anu tapetln8 nn9eieS 81 2
Alao. 81
ne SPEAKS no Eotopean Ianen1ee
and travels With an interpreter. On
the steamer ne wore Eqfopesn cos-
tune, save 9 9 req reg bnS - SOON
as ne reached the Hotef Breslinshe
donned an Oriental costume OF Non-
derfm colortngs ana wore 9 tutban.
After two hours OF praGsr the AbFa-
sinian envoy Went$for . drive, then
returned to the hotel wfers he held
an informal reception.
He was met at the steamer BIZ VIII
liam d. Ellis, q. Dellrin6, Hugh
Creighton and John Madiean. Among
che caller at the hotel were General
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of Antigua, British West Indies have
received a fair education, know how
to express themselves clearly and show
that when in the full possession OF
their faculties they are as husky as
the huskiest Of slilors.
THE storm began" Warner con
tinued, Thursday morning, but 1t
was Friday night that the schooner
began to leak 80 badly that all hands
became alarmed.
Tine captain called the engineer to
him about 10 that night, and sale,
You'll have to work the electric
pumps when the engineer said, It's
no use cap'n; the engine room Is full
Of water
AT midnight the captain decided
to run her fore the sea to ease up the
strain. We hadn't taken that course
long before the schooner was hove on
her beam ends. There wasn't any.
thing to do but make for the weather
side and we all did.
mo sooner had we got there than
there came a wave which washed over
board one Of the seamen, William
Grizzell. Then the captain told US
each to take bis knife and cut a rope
and lash ourselves to the rigging.
We did and there we hung until the
next afternoon, I think We were al
Cape L )okout when first the hurricane
ST. uck us and in all were foated loo
miles before they picked US mp.
Saturday, aid as near as l car
figure it it was about 3 80 p. M, the
schooner started to break up and turn
turtle. We had to get clear and swim
for cur lives.
"A good deal Of the lumber we car
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23

Kansas CITY Soaking rains have
fallen In western Missouri and Kan.
sAs. The food coming ON top o. al.
mnai continuous heavy rains during
the past ten days. all streams are up
and more or less damage has been
done Low iying portions of Argen'
gsne and ArmonFdaie districts Of Kan
aas City. Kan, occupied principally by
packing houses aud railway employees,
have been flooded. This has been caus-
"a principally ~ baekwatcr from dc
fcriiyr sewers, and no serious dam
ago IL likely 10 follow. Although the
kaw river al this point has risen rap
idly and continues 10 oamo up. IL must
rise 10 feet yet before II becomes
really threatening The Chicago. Roct
island & Pacific pile bridge across
the Ras river near Kansas avenue, IN
ArmourdAic. vas carried oft and the
Kansas City southern pile bridge Eai
threatened.
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AFTER FISHING TUGS
CANADIAN BOAT SENDS A FEW
SHOTS AFTER YANKEES.
The Fourth incident Of Poaching on
Lake Erie During the Past Week.
American Boat Was About Miles
over the Line When Canadian Boat
Appeared. bus Made its Escape.

Erie, Pa, Sept. Is.-The fourth OF
the FISH tug incidents OF the past week
took place 10 the middle Of Lake Erie
Sunday. when the Canadian cruiser
YigiIant riddled the ing steamer tug
Harry @. Barnhurst with small shot
from the rife on the patrol boat Cap
tain Nick Easel Of the tug admitted.
after he escaped, that the Vigilant
could have sent her to the bottom II
Captain Dunno had 80 desired. They
ran more than eight miles under full
head OF steam before they crossed the
boundary line and escaped from the
Canadians.
More than 30 shots struck the YES
sci and Of these rs Of the small shells
landed with telling effect on the upper
parts; the boat careened TO one side
with the mass Of wreckage when she
came into port. Having been used
formerly for a pleasure steamer, the
Barnhurst is Of large size and well
fitted with steam equipment. The FIRE
man, Magnus Johnson, tainted in the
hold from oyenexertiOn In keeping the
steam going ahead He was reported
killed, but survived after reaching
shore Two Of the fishermen were cut
in the face by splinters shot away BY
the bullets
The Barnhurst, according to Captain
Easel. was about I'VE miles over the
line, drawing nets, when the Vigilance
appeared. The other Lake Erie tugs
the Alma, Valiant and the BOYD. were
closer to the line and ran away when
the chase started. Captain Dunno or
dered the BarnhurEt to stop. but in
stead OF doing so, Captain Easel put
on full steam and started for the line
He took a southwesterly direction and
could not be headed by the Nigilant.
After the first two rounds from the
lVigilant the Americans say they heard
shouts Of xiii them, sink the Yam
KEGS" coming from the Canadian
cruiser. Captain Easel says he was
aware be was close to the line, buf
claims he could not have been more
than four or i've miles in Canadian wa
tiers when the cruiser Vigilant sudden
ly appeared.
This makes the fourth American
vessel fired upon within q week by thu
Vlgilant.
All the vessels had been poaching
according 10 the claims of the Cana
dams. and had been caught haulinl
. In fish.
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just compiled and Issued a manual of
study for the use Of teachers in his
state.
w. s. Crews. an old and prominent
resident Of Pony. shot and killed his
wife, then turning the gun on himself
put a bullet into his own head and
died an hour afterward. The tragedy
occurred Saturday evening at the
Crews home.
The board OF county commissioners
over the state have received copy
Of the official call Of the eighth annual
convention Of the American Mining
congress, which will be held at III
Paso. Texas. November IA TO 10.
Thomas A. NARROW, president OF the
National Bank Of Montana &C Helena,
and . member Of the livestock firm Of
McNamara g. MARROW. Teputed mill
ionaire, and Miss Louise Miltz OF Big
sandy, Mont. were married at Helena
last Wednesday afternoon By Bishop
q. l.. Brewer and departed on q special
train for the coast.
In the experiment station building
al the Montana State Agricultural col
lege AT Bozeman a new biological lab
oratory and lecture room has been A.
ted up with table and a steropticon
In the basement Of the building there
rs also q laboratory for soil phyEis
and one for grain testing. The whole
door viii be given to the study o.
agronomy. One OF the greenhouses
win be used 10 demonstrate the ger
mination Of plants. In the dairy schoo
several new pieces Of apparatus have
been added by the manufacturers FREE
Of charge. Among these are two cream
separators. a milk pump and q com
hined worker and churn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
go coLoMY 81 PARAouAN.

Aiedeled After Rdwara
BsIiamy's -Lookfng Backward
A community which closely approxi-
mates Bellamy'B Looking Backward"
Is Cosme, q nttle settlement near
Asuncion, Paraguay, described by VIII
helm Lacmann ia the Leipslc Grentzs
boten. Equality. democracy and COM
munity Of wealth and work are the
principles on which IL was founded In
Is94 BY 4 split IN a colony Of Austrian
to Paraguay The houses
Of the settlers iie together and form q
small village. and are small. pretty and
clean; they have only one story, and
are built Of boards and shingled or
rooted with mazega grass The roof
hangs far over the side walls and y
supported by posts, a detail which al
lows for a wide veranda-a most vel
come adjunct in the hot weather. On
one side Of the house is small out
building which contains the kitchen.
and every house has it's garden Little
plantations Of sugar cane he between
the houses and the gardens"
houses cover only a quarter Of the
space which has been reserved for the
village. and when Herr Lacmann Wis
tied the place there were some twenty
houses occupied and I08 IN course Of
erection In time the buildings win
form great square, which win lie
about a larger open square In add
ton a number Of smaller public places
have been provided for. which win lie
as those already In existence, between
the houses. There Is an absolute
community OF goods in cosme. the only
exception being that objects Of house
hold or personal use-furniture. cook
ing utensils. clothing and fOod-remain
the property OF their users. When one
enters the colony he must bring his
entire property in, with these exceD-
tons. When. however. one wishes %
withdraw he does not receive back ths
amount OF his contribution. but only
the amount which corresponds 70 his
share for the last working period"
Everyone must go through a prOba-
tionary period Of one year, and before
| this period is completed no member
ship Is obtained nor any contribution
OF goods made Every applicant upon
entering must pay into the treasury
SIS for each adult member OF the fam
ily and half Of this amount for each
child II then the probatIoners de-
eide not to remain In the colony fhelE
expenses to Buenos Ayres are paid,
but this is not done unless the appii-
cant remains 10 the colony three
months. The only requirements are
that the applicant be strong and
healthy. Under no circumstances am
eolored persons admitted"
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Lincoln. Nob., sept 9i.--Mr. and
Mira. wv. J. Bryan. accompanied by
their son and daughter, William and
Grace. left today for their tour Of the
world.
They will sail from San Francisco
for Japan on September 20, stopping
In Honolulu for n day or two. and ex-
peotinR TO reach Toxic about October
rs. From Japan they will so 10 Man.
lila and will spend SOME time In the
Philippines. They will then visit Aus
tralia and New Zealand and will reach
India In the winter. They will pro.
Deed to the Holy Land and other eoun.
tries and will spend next summer Ia
the large cities Of Europe. Mr.. bryan
expects to be gone not less than y year.
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cars MIRROR TRAPS BIRDS
rabby Watches Her Prey ana Awaits
the Time 20 Jump.

rabby Watches Her Prey ana Awaits
the Time 20 Jump.
Laconia boasts OF a cat which COM
bines science with her natural Instincts
OF bird-hunting to rather q remarkable
degree.
Pussy Is evidently fond Of fresh live
English sparrOws. and by experiences
doubtless found that they are wary,
quiek-motioned and hard to catch. she
also has discovered that when she
turns her back toward a foek OF spar
rows In the street they pay little %
no attention to her and approach Quits
closely.
She has also discovered that the
plate-glass show window OF a jewelry
store makes an excellent mirror under
certain conditions Of light. and that BY
looking toward the window abe can
watch the ehippies in the street and AZ
the same time give the birds no reason
to suspect that she il interested in any.
thing except gold rings and jewelry
display.
The cats method OF obtaining Eng
lish sparrow for dinner is to take her
position on the edge Of a good view
OF the reelection In the show window.
Sparrows come along the street every
few minutes, and. although at first
rather shy Of the cat, they evidently
observe that she is paying no attention
to them. and gradually work up quite
close TO her in their search for food.
Pussy keeps perfectly passive until
one OF the birds happens 10 stray with
IN easy jumping distance. and then
she turns Ike a fash and captures
the unlucky bird in an instant.
People who observe the cat for the
flrst time gazing at the reflection Of
the sparrows obtain an idea that she
herself is being fooled by the refiec-
lion and stop to watch. expecting that
she win finally jump against the show
window In her efforts TO catch the
birds. but they find that they have un-
derestlmated kItty's intelligence when
bird approaches too near the dead
llne.--T.Aconla, N. H, Democrat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
MININo NoTEa.


Nanaimo, b. C:-After q struggle Of
nearly 1--WE months, which has brought
the business houses OF Nanaimo TO a
state Of bankruptcy. the end Of the
coal miners strike is now believed TO
be In sight.
Reports from the Occur d'Alenes in
dictate that the Chesapeake a Tama-
rack mine Is working In q body OF es-
pecialiy rich ore.
Announcement is made that the
American Smelters Securities COM
pany has purchased a controlling in
terest in the Federal Mining & Smelt-
ing company. through the acquisition
of approximately sS.0o0.ooO Of the out
standing common stock. AS the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining company
controls the American Shelters Secu-
rites company. the former company
is the real owner OF the Federal. The
American Shelters Securities com
pany has also acquired nearly all the
capital stock OF the Dairy Farm mine
OF California, a valuable copper prop
erty. The American Shelters Securi-
ties company will receive from its
Federal mining investment about
$500. 600 annually. but under the sys-
tenn of smelter improvement and eE-
tension planned the income win soon
greatly exceed this, while It will virtu-
ally control the smelling business.
The Federal Mining & Smelling
company was organized by Charles
Sweeny. with an issued capital OF
$40 .000, 900 common and $1,000. coo pre-
ferred stock. Ii was a combination OF
the silver-lead mines Of the Occur
d'Alenes, and John d. Rockefeller. Jr.,
was one of the directors. Mr.. Sweeny
was a heavy stakeholder and president
OF the company. He recently disposed
OF his interests for about 2.600.0 600 TO
the American Shelters Securities com
pany.
The Idaho Giant. situated two miles
south OF Mullan, Idaho. is making an
exceptionally good showing.
A solid block OF ore, valued at S45
per ton and weighing over three tons,
is among the ore samples on the dump
AZ the Mckinley mine. near Grand
Forks, b. c.
Discovery OF gold bearing ledge is
reported from the Bald Mountain dis.
trict Of eastern Oregon. That Il assays
$4,000 to the ton Is the smallest esti.
mate. while some are Of the opinion
that $4,000 Is not too high. The new
and is an extension Of the group in
(which such a rich strike was made a
flew DAYS ago by Messrs. Resslers and
Dunno, and known as the Gold Nugget
group.
Production OF the mines Of Boun
dairy for last week was 1889 tons;
total for year. 619.i72 tons. Boundary
smelters last week treated as follows:
iGranby smelter. 1885 tons; B, C.
Copper smelter, SSsS; total treatment
for week, 1918 tons. Total for year
ITO date. 6S6.1S4 tons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
MONTANA souInns.

James A. Tanner OF Washington. d.
C.. assistant United States attorney
general. recently took the testimony
at Helena Of c. d. French, deputy
state auditor. and formerly deputy col.
lector OF internal revenue for Montana,
IN a proceeding brought by Mrs. Mar
Gus DAILY. administrator OF the estate
of the late Marcus DAILY. against the
United States TO recover $4,000 paid
by the dead copper millionaire's estate
under the provisions Of the inheritance
tax law Of 1898, the war revenue act
The town Of Neihart Is getting ex'
cited over the gold discovery at 10.
hannesburg, about Eve miles below
Nelhart camp.
w. Il. Harmon. state superintendent
OF public instruction in Montana, has
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
oREaoN IrEMa.

AZ a result Of differences between
Major J. J. Mckoin. superintendent Of
the umatilla Indian agency. and Clerk
c. NJ Robinson. both have been order.
ed TO report for duty al other agencies.
In q Portland lodging house not
piped for gas many inmates would
have lost their lives recently had II
not been for the strange belief Of one
Of the roomers. Martin Donaldson Of
Kentucky. that he was being robbed.
Fumes which filled the rooms were
sucked in through transoms and
doors Of the building from a large
open burner In a saloon belonging 10
Pat Collins, adjoining the Burnside
lodging house. by a steady draught.
Donaldson staggered into the hall.
way and the people who saw him
armed fed for their lives and a hurry
call was sent 20 the police. Other
rooms on that side Of the house were
filled with the deadly fumes Police.
man John Gotta. who answered the
call. aroused the people,
Ten lashes were laid upon the barred
back OF Robert w. Cecil in the county
Jail az Baker City, at the hands OF
Sheriff Brown. The Upton post
master had pleaded TO a charge Of
wife beating and was sentenced e
be whipped. Since his incarceration
he has told several witnesses that Il
he were whipped he would XIII heI
II he had 10 hang for it.
This is the second case Of whipping
IN the state since the law was passed
by the last legislature.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
lara NEWS ITEMa.

The German government hes declared
that the cholera spids1nio has been
checked.
ono aruman wa killed, another SIR
ipuniy injured and two others slightly
hurt In a tiFu that Destroyed tho Brown
aour mills near 10ronto. Ont Tho
los IL estimated al agO0. 600.
". ". veboslau waa shot b. hia wife
81 Oakland. Cal. with ths ruault that
ha died soon after. She claims II Was
an accident,
Mneolm Mcknnnon. q miner In tho
Spectator mine At Butte. ManL. fell
down q shaft as7 fest recently and waa
instantly killed.
Almost the entire business section Of
I4aport. Cal. was Destroyed recently By
ere which started In the Chinese quar-.
1aT. The loss estimated 81 about ai0o..
900. partly insured.
A man supposed 30 b. William A.
Furisch. The driver Of 3 newspaper de.
livery wagon, was thrown over tho
railing II Williamsburg bridge at New
York aud dropped $50 feot 10 tho stone
sidewalk. He died almost instantly.
Active WORT ia going ON In New
York city looking toward = permanent
worlds fair 10 b. opened in 1909 Ia
celebration Of tho tEi.centennial Of ths
discovery Of the Hudson river
Tho Minot, N. d. National bank has
closed its doors. A notice posted on
the door reads: Closed pandinK ths
action Of the comptroller Of the cur
roncy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
pEAp 10 woRLp FoR y I'LL.
Alexieft Torogonl. Russian Exile, Is in
America.

America.
The Empress liner reaching Victoria
from Japan October 3 Is expected 70
have as a passenger from Yokohama
Professor Alexleff Torogoni, at one
time among the most distinguished 50.
wants of eastern Europe. a doctor In
the University OF Moscow and a lee.
turer on international law. with con.
tinental reputation. Prof Torogoni
has been dead 10 the world for the
past quarter Of a century. and his res
direction. due To the Japanese occu-
patton OF Bakhailn. Is one OF the dra,
matte minor features OF the war. Pro.
lessor Torogoni. after his arrival IN
Japan after the japanese occupation
Of 6akhalin. had prepared for the
press q detailed account u the hOr'
r0rs Of exiledom. This was suppress
ca By japanese authority for political
reasons DR.. Torogoni at the same
time being requested TO leave Japan
at the earliest opportunity. DIR. T0ro'
goni tells a most remarkable story Of
barbarous crnelties endured during his
quarter Of a eentnry's imprisonment IL
various parts Of Siberia,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-23
PEACE CONFERENCE.
RUSSIAN EMPEROR WANTS ALL
NATIONS At THE HAGUE.
10 Wants 10 be the Promoter o. Uni
Asrsal Psacs-Has Sent Invitations
Asking For a sseod Conference
News Created Sensation At ST..
Petersburg Date Not Set.

81. Petersburg. Sept. 10. - Emperor
Nicholas has again appeared before
the world as a promoter Of universal
peace. No sooner is the Rnsso-Ja pan.
csc war OYeT, and even before the peace
treaty is ratified, than his majesty is-
sued inVttati 1ns 70 q second peace con-
ference AZ The Hague,
That the emperor has done 30 was
learned today from a source which
leaves no shadow Of doubt - 20 its
Authsnticity. II Is announced that Il
Is this purpose Of the Russian emperor
10 address the foreign powers with :
view 70 the holding Of a second peace
conference At The hague, but IL IL
known that negotiations preceding this
announcement that the government
purpoaad 10 address the powers were
entered int. especially with the United
States, and WeFe conducted with the
greatest secrecy. theirs bslng not the
slightest ink ling that Russia contem-
plated anything Of tha kind.
The news created tho greatest sur
pEiss here, and that Russia should plan
a second conference. despite the step
already taken By President Roosevelt,
was also heard with amaEmenL IL il
elsaF that the step could not b. taken
by Russian without fISt reaching \
complcts understanding with President
Roosevelt. Tho fact that the president
u reported - being enttFaly In aympa.
thy with che proposal aud that no Il
said 10 believe that 10 the tnltiatoE ol
tbe hzst Hagns conferences should be.
long the honor Of e0nvnkinR the second.
and readily and gladly Aeaedsd 70 the
Russian proposition, IL elsaE proof that
tha conferences has basn called and that
Pruaidunt Roosevelt FcIiBqui6hed his
part In iG 10 KmpsIuE Nicholas
Ia thls eonnestinn an interesting
question aFtsea AZ 20 how tho Invitation
vas communicated 10 Japan. In VieN
Of the iaek u diplomatic relations, bal
tlp tnVttai0n may b. delayed until such
relations have bean resumed az 10 MAJ
have boun forwarded through the uai
ted States. IL 10 tmpussibls 10 learn th'
proposed date Of she srnand conference
or 20 EAtn UvSa an appgoKimaio idsa ~
Rarding IL. bat it will probably not b
greatly delayed.
Rassia. a. the power eDnvphiHg th'
euntessars. viii probably subSnit Al
oiiioiai pgpSraua. thp other powers sub
shifting Suggestions