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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
rwo STURDY WARRIORS

TWO STURDY WARnfoRS
The names Of two fighters deeer-
I ate the pages - paHiiistte history
for Eamensss ard neither nstnrd
championship distinction.
Niks Hoarn 20 wears aEo had n
national reputation Of taking every
thing in the pnueh tine IN q grace
Z fui manner. lie eeuid stop =
mighty awInE with hts tsw and
smile. Hs never sent Down for thc
count. that any ~ hta antagonists
remember.
can just fFnirfuhsr abuut 70
years ago whsu hr was meeting all
/ corners nt the Th~atst Cnsaiaue iu
philadelphia. lie was a srnst card
T tie never siaeateppea ans 81 ths
stars and as ! remember Was never
knockrd out lie met such men a.
Jake Knrain. lack Dempsey. John
Glow. Jack suFkr. Pat Kifllau and
Jack Falon and often eaeh twice In
week aud pet could not b. put
away.
ChieaEo wanted 20 see him ana he
sent Ia the wlndy city and met 5im
iHaii and Joe C'h0ynski and the starry
uaa the same. These fighters had
lnafhinE in their repertoire 81 sleep
producers that caused BIN any great
worry.
Ile WAS a physical freak There
uould never be another man like
him.
{ hut Il remained for philadelphia
70 turn up another man ~ this typ.
Joe Grimm occupies the distinction
that nndsn DID = scnrn 81 years aEp-
Joe has met a Dot o. good ones.
bmt YET has % know what trip TO
{ dfeamiand means and feels like.
But II he stays az che game Isng
enough Joe viii probably learn shat
I al of us have sooner OF later.
sharkey used to say no man could
knock hlm out. but he learned dif-
[ ferent. ! believe any man In the
world can be made to take the pow
der some time. regardless of his pro-
pensltiea for punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Willie Green. the noted authority
On flstie matters. nov a Taeomaite,
Is pretty busy these days eomplet-
Ing arrangements for the meeting be-
tween Mitchell and sullivan. which
Will take place in the city Of pea-
tiny some time IA June And incl
dentally. what Willie Green doesn't
know about pulling of fight Is
worth throwing in the waste basket.
I remember him when he was the
leading sporting authority In St.
Louis. aud many q good match did
he pull off IN those old halyeon
dayB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
SCHEDULE ARnANGED.


Arrangements have been enmplet-
ed Tor the summer schedule Of tho
Seattle Cricket club for the coming
season. The candidates for the
team vii now turn their attention
toward getting IN trim for the sum
mar'h work The first practice will
be held out 81 the grounds on May
IS Victoria viii play the initial
game with tho local club ~ this
place According 10 the outlook a,
the present time IL viii take some
hard milling for the Canadians TO
Guido The Seattle boys. Nearly all
~ The Old team will be ON hand
aEain this season. q. r. Wilson.
Who led the team during the season
% 1904. has been reelected and will
tend greatly 10 inspire confidence
In hia men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
With the Diamond Athletes and Some Other Live Flashes SpotdomBy Len Hun

with Johnnie Burns. ses,,,.,.
9nd baaeman. Nov that Rgss
has signed Klemmer for a., lls
bobby James will probably !. =
sa on NE second corner mt
American Lacquer. with w. ~ e
u now negotiating viii eliba. =
np OF call It off Han ezns.,.
end tho negotiations IN hls a..
the End Of the present wee,
That Burns Is all 70 The 80
not be doubted. Tor a oomns,.s
With hla brilliant work wbllsp \. : :
franeiHcn. two years. ago. puis =
on the fringe Of tho timbsfY =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
IEFFRrEs TAKES IT EASY

In champion Jeffriss we have an
example o. fighter who never over
INDUCES In training when he ea-
tablishes a training camp It r. gem
orally back IN the mountains. some
where out of reach of tho throng
that visits every fighters camp.
Every day a tale comes from his
trainers. that he has quit hard work
and viii not be IN condition. ffa
refuses 70 listen 10 this mans adj
vics and that fellows orders. yet
when the time comes to enter tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
THE DOPE SHEET By S, LEN
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Wanted A school for auiolstB.
Apply Seattle. Wash.
Seattle o. badly IN need of an auto
school. IN which the enthusiastic
but awkward chauffeur can learn
how 10 handle the machine
There iB no excuse for tbs many
break downs one Witnesses on the
streets every day
A course Of instructions from a
real. experienced auto driver would
do many of the local fellows a
world Of good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
FUTURE GREATS

- a q . . 800 stt q .
IA an exciting game uf base ball
the Mountain Viewa defeated tins
Bon Tons az the Woodland PARK
grounds on Sunday. BY q score u Il
10 10, Features of the game were
the pitching u RAJ Lynn and bat.
ting Of Frank STRATA Of the Mount
ain NiewH
The Mountain Views have now
won ~ games and have lost none
They are ready 10 play any amateur
team under Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

the heart II almost sure a be ieff IA
q weakened condition. and should be
treated With uf. Miles Sew Heart
Cure. remedy that wiil rebuild and
tuvtkprstN the heart nerves. and en-
shi~ Il 20 offer assistance - the con
vaiaHcert organs. 10 furnishing an
abundant supply u pure blood n
noufish them Money back II first
bottle fails 10 benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
~ LURbZ,Z,TS
GnSSZp

ring he 81 always IN the pink OF con-
aitiun.
IrffFieH wiii spend ere daF iu hard
routine and the newt he with So en- a
ions tramp looking for mountain
lions Of deer. lie enjoys that
he tries Ia satisfy both bis mental
and physical makeup.
Om fhe dAy af the battle Ynu have
IN him the ideal fighter IN iasai con-
dillon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

John T. Sullivan. who Is =,
% seattle. Wash addressed b. =. =.
yicia In the state peuitentiare :, ~ y
IN Marquette Michigan. h. ~,
special request and Consent "
warden. VI Z
You are down and out nova /,
told the fellows In nriues
most u you viii get anotber a.
Get ready 70 make the mos ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

league Team.
we ARE not claiming pennanta AZ
this time % the year. bsat I believe
Cleveland Wii b. one u the con
tending clubs All throaEh the sea-
son Ever since Ws started train
Ing the boys have worked together
and the result ia that 80 should
take the field ready 20 play team
ball al the time when the CONS
rings. We probably have the heavi-
ssi hitting tram In the league and IN
this respect the work OF the new
men. and this Improvement Ia form
uf Some Of the odd ones promises u
break pitchers hearts. - Napoleon
I.alole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Too bad that lG-inning game
didn't happen Sunday, instead Of
Saturday That big crowd doaary-
Cd a good run for ~ money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Although never a woFld heater.
Charlie bender rs a good. eonsia=
tent tw'irler He II n graduate %
Carlisle Indlan school. and when
not playing ball spends his time on
hia ranch In Indian territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

n wouldn't surprise me. remark
ed Dash wood. Bsattle'a strong wing
ed baekaop the other day. ~ In
years to como when according 20 tho
pitchers, ths apil ball viii be fully
developed. 10 sec a regular bOud0ir
stuck mp along side the catehsr'a
domain rs a einch that the catch
efa will have 20 resort 10 something
20 prevent being deiuged by the
flying spray. which spreads iiself
when the ball hpata up against the
mitt.
It's me for a macintosh aud bath
, towel anyway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

ways successful n can't help but
win many a battle before the season
draws 10 a close
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Captain .Cross has few superiors
in the business. Although not tho
sensational third baaeman Collina
sud bradley are. he ranks among
the first half dozen sack guardians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 4, New York 3.
Washington 8. Philadelphia 4.
ST. Louis 8. Detroit 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 6. Cincinnati 0.
PittaburR 3, ST. Louis 1.
New York 3. Boston q
Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Ed Plank uses his knowledge
gained as a Gettysburg guide TO
lead batsmen into tight places from
which they have difficulty tn extri-
eating themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

Il Looks as II II va about all on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02

The blond haired outfieldeF Of the
Athletics. who answers fo the
name % Topsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-02
MEMBERS OF THE PHLADEL PHIA AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM
scIInEcKENGoaT.

aAAttAisA n AftHAAfttA
Fans wonder how Mack gets
along with schrockengoat and Wad-
dell. Connie doesn't know himself.
40 he hna never told anyone. Tho
players gave up trying 20 call the
big catcher BY tho name Of his par
cntn. and he lie known as Schfeck.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

that the president was being advised
that all was In readiness to receive
the signal from the White House that
would formally open the exposition,
Then followed wait for several
minutes. marked by an impressive
stiffness. during which eye and ear
was strained 10 catch the FIRST move
Of the operators hand or sound from
the telegraph instrument, Suddenly
out Of the quiet came faint click.
President Roosevelts signal, and ore.
CONS greatest hour had come,
Almost simultaneously with the
clicking Of the telegraph instrument
President Goodies gavel fell and he
proclaimed the exposition open.
The throng seemed hardly 10 realize
Il, but as the clear, sweet tones Of the
cathedral chimes In the government
building iioated out and hundreds Of
flags broke TO the breeze. and cannon
roared their thunderous accompsni.
ment to the star spanEled Banner
played by the massed bands. pande.
mOnium Tossed Itself. One Wild. cx'
ultant Shout aud then cheer after
cheer resonnded through the grounds.
hats were thrown into the air and ~,
noise was Fwelled by thousand horns
and the ehrieking OF whistlea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
situation In Russia.

ST. Petersburg. JunS 2-The extraor.
binary council at Tsarskoe-Selo yes
terday reached no conclusion on the
subject of peace, but definite reports
says the emperor agreed to meet the
internal situation by the immediate
proclamation OF a decree providing for
the convocation OF national assem-
bly,. NJ Witte, president OF the com
mittee OF ministers who was present,
Ia understood to have assumed the
leadership OF the advocates Of peace
and the mediate convocation OF a ma
tiond assembly Is anticipated as the
only means OF averting the popula1
storm which is threatening 10 break
The war party is dying hard. IL Is
the unanimous opinion in diplomatic
circles that the logic Of events pon u
TO no other issue except peace, but
the diplomats also admit THAI the d..
cisiou rests with the emperor. But
even when all the ministers except
War Minister SakhArOiY aud Minister
OF Marine AvellOn are surely arrayed
against attempting TO continue the
peoples struggle, the emperor has 70.
fused thus far to say q word. To a
visitor on Tuesday his majesty Is re-
ported TO have declared that he would
rather die than sign an ignOmlniOus
peace tract.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Then, under searchllghts and the COW
or Of the big guns OF the warships.
the japanese torpedo fiotilla began.
like locusts, to sting and sting the en-
envy, the Russians continuing to return
the gun fire. AZ o'clock in the morn.
ing the fighting was fierce and intense
and no rest was allowed the Russians.
With dawn of Sunday the japanese
feet came into still closer range. All
day long the battle continued, and by
evening was raging OF northern Ma.
goto The Russians were powerless
10 offer any effective resistance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
News from Manehurls.

Headquarters Of the Japanese Ar
mics In Manchura. Via Fusan. Korea
June 2--The Russians have been r.
connoitering more actively on the
plains west Of the railroad
More frequent rains than usual fell
during the month Of May. The rain
fall In the past week was particularly
heavy. resembling the downpours OF
the rainy season.
The Chinese are engaged In p!OSing
and planting The numbers OF men
and animals working for the army hin.
der this work. but the old men and the
women with donkeys and CONS are
managing to till and plant the fields.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Story Of Naval Battle.

london. June 2 The Toxic CORE
upondent OF the Daily Telegraph sends
an interesting description % the ma
val battle from correspondent With
che japanese ileet who describes the
scene a. supremely terrible, the guns
OF nearly 30 warships firing. Togo
vessels. the correspondent says. ma.
neaFered with perfect precision. For
a time both belIigerents gave sho for
ehot, but with a hostile squadron on
,sach aide and another ahead Of him
Rcjestvensky was practically defeated
within q fev hours and Vas canght IN
the trap which had been waiting for
him since he left Madssascsr lie dis.
played hesitation In his tactics aud
ahls resulted in the utter confusion Of
ahe Russian feet An infernAl con.
.eansrutIon OF ere reached rs zenith 81
= o'clock In the afternoon. Al the
snlans advanced. IN the direction
yladivostok. q japanese squadron
4. lying hssween them and their dea
kioa. and rhe doomed Russians
- battered on al sides Between
nd s O'Clock In TIE sfteTroon a
ner q the Admiral Sakhimoa
ana the repair ship Kamtchstks
seree afier their upper v0fks had
shattered Tke Russians brvks
~ disorder. ,ost their formauoa
eent Hig fAg The Japaneses
a sse pressed ihen toward lhs
eoaN
KAg lasted uain o'elock -
ma TIE oorrespOodeui coa-
EsksS boghihg Snd lost rafh
sskness brought a Elosioos
n anoo,h and transparent
nnNsiaBs ssFs edging norih-
ths Pguerfui laPanesr
hcrisaatai iias sofoss thF7
Inr - eGe<GiFe barElrf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
1000 men REMAIN
UNACCOUNTED FOR
Only 1900 of the Crews of Ill
Fated Vessels Found.
ADMIRAL voELkERsAm KILLED

RoIestVsDsky'S Wound Is a Slight
Fracture Of the Skull-Deseription
Telling How the Big 5attlsships
Fought-other News from the East.
Toxic. June 2.-Rough estimates
made of the Russian losses in the bat.
tie fought In the SEA Of Japan. exolu.
sIve OF nearly 1000 prisoners, vary
from 1000 TO 5000, Calculating the
compliments Of the sunken and cap
tured ships at upwards of 10000 men.
1000 men remain unacOunted for. II
is possible that the ships which cs-
capped rescued some Of the members
of the crews OF the less fortunate
ships. Many bodies have been washed
ashore on the island and on the shores
of the neighbOrlng coasts near the
scene OF the big battle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Cleveland. o.. June byron sta
pleton, . cigar dealer. vas arrested
here today on . federal warrant charE
Ing him with violating the United
States lass In manufacturing and con.
veytng lottery iieksts from one state
90 another. StApletOn vas Indicted
~ San Antoaio on ee charge Of con.
Spiraey. Federal 0fhcsN recently
conAseatsd q large nambsr Of lottery
tickets manufactured IN San Antonio
for . MsKioaa lottery, aHd Il - said
BsapIston vas connected with the
scheme.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
WOMAN BRurALLY MURDERED
BurpIar kliIs an ohio Woman Who
Discovered Him In House.


Newark. o., June Airs, Francis
wertx was brutally murdered early
today by an unknown burglar who es.
capped.
Mrs. wenx lived with her husband
and AS-yearold grandchild. Z miles
from this city. Mr., wertS had gone
TO the home Of q neighbor and aboul
midnight she heard a noise on the how
er door. Picking up a ptchtork Mrs.
WertE went town stairs accompanied
by her grandchlld As she opened
the stair door leading into the sitting
room. a tall man struck her with a
heavy club and then hit her repeatedly
after she had fallen.
The grandchild rushed screaming
from the house to neighbours, aud
when help reached the house the-wo.
man was dead aud the murderer had
fed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Ns-w Tork June 2--whst promises
feS eayS Ago 70 develop into a
foabarymeu'n strike In this city and
vicinity has been averted By ooncss-
si0ns 70 the worker. TIE largest
Arms have granted . asmasd for e.
snd 81 . DAY mtsimum 20 90 iuso Il.
&c, ~ osee. six large arms "a Maa.
hattan ard several foundriss 10 ysw
Jersey maae the tncFeases
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
REBEL AGAINST OFFICIALS.
Cause Of Trouble In Philippines Not .
Revolt Against Uncle sam.

Revolt Against Uncle sam.
Manila. June 2.--BTigadler General
John 81. Randall will sail for the Unit
I'd states on June 8
Brigadier General Carter, eOmman.
der Of the department Of the viscayas
nov engaged In the pacihoaiion Of the
natives on the east coast OF the laland
OF samar has rs companies Of infan.
try and u scouts operating IN the
Geld. with four more companies OF IN.
fantry under orders.
The uprising Of the natives In this
quarter IL no, against the government.
They have rebelled on account % the
corrupt practices Of native officials
and hemp AEruts who have been un'
der paying them for their products
After removing this objectionable class
Of oniclals the military are Inducing
the natirps 90 return % their peace.
ful pursuits. guaranteeing them pro
lection.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
aol,,tvsnskr,s skuII Fraetursd.

Toxic. "Wednesday. May 81 7:l5 pm
--Fhe serious wound ~ Admiral Ro.
testvensky who va, taken To Sasebo
on a japanese ba;'lcsh,p Is brnlse
on the forehead and a slight fracture
Of the skull. The nature OF his inter
nal injuries Is not known. The ad'
mlraI's temperature and pulse are nor
NAL. and there is no sign OF brain
trouble. He has other Wounds, bu,
they are not serious.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

waahlngt0n. June 7,--Air Roosevelt
aathorised the announcement that
Charles J. BDaaDarts. q Baltimore.
Nd. would b. appointed secretary q
ths navy 10 sBeceed Paal Morton. who
earlier IN the day stated be would ~
tire Jniy I 70 90 IN Nsv FORA % taks
charge u the piass Soc The eonstTue
tion u the ssbwsy system Cor opera-
tiou IN eosssc'ios VITA the wrfacs
lInea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

Of the bomb. aud was assured that
they we're az alive which relieved him
~ The ar4 repot VAS that one police
man had died from his wounds. Tbs
king discussed the event with the
French oficers attached 10 his suite.
and did not display any apprehension
at further dHngcr
President ioubti escorted By
troop ~ cuirassiets arrived ~ ths
dorsay palace later and held q brief
inter,isp Slih the king. The party
then proceeded 10 the ihyaildss rail
road station where q special train con
yeyed them 70 the corps mansuvsTu
~ ChslOns,
IN the usantime The police eOntin
ned their Investigation and great
eroWda visited the scene for the bomb
throwing The front 81 the Louvre
facing the Rue a. RivolI showed TIRES
dlstisc, traces d the pFojeetils. Tho
violence q tho explosion vas 20 great
that particles oi tho bomb ,he size Of
= nat we're fousd On remote portions
Of che root Of the Louvre The move
msut where the missile struck vas
bIaekened and rqnt. and under the d
rectiOn u TIE police q square yard Of
The burned paving blocks uas removed
Tor the purpose of beiBs used IN the
invsstikaitOua a. ths municipal labor.
stOry.
Daring the %aFiy hours the suspects
arrested inst AFTER the expiOsioa
we're further interTosatsd and the 20
lice later announced that ths main
suapteion sppeAFed 20 sfta0k 20 .
ypana mae nAmsd ArSsnS ATpOuid
wAe - kel6 on the evidences ~ NO
man Who alleged that she noticed him
llaheine . supposed fuse ArHouid. who
\ empioyed - . laboratory stten1snt
an1 resides n Paris 10 suffering fFOm
q wouneaA sys.
n 1eyslopsd today that shorsiy nfteF
Mag Alfonso passed last nlgbt sash 4
e. homh uss ioah1 N the me eel
nitoii nsGf fhs spot ubsFs ths aBpio
sloa oecuFrsd. fhs bomh aiso son
Coafisssd % fass slSl h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

vaiWr1ise. Isd.. June 1--cooscIl.
man Ausiin v F7int. al old soidief,
dfoppsd dea9 vhlls ~ Vas isavsne
he souneE chsmesr Re Aad coms
from q SRA 80 % vet Cor Jo@ssA zaa
q comf1ae ubo vss . eaasidsie 10 81,
a FAeaaf sal fiis vufe shtris1 xez.
sna hs s-HEh n afffssa,sd - exeits
nal ever ne s,sssioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03

n01e. Juss 1-klas vletos nmnnnal
totxy received n Srivats apfisnre
esas1of A. o Baeon. a OeoEnle. Vim
sbem ts cosvsrse1 manf oaE6ially.
sh0sins perfect ksosIs1ae q Aaners.
eaa afsis. Ths kisG saif . Beoel6eni
- ths UshV states enisys mafs poW-
~ thaa a klhk ~ Italy ResMpfne
% emiarafi0a esaaior naeea sss1 liel
Inns wefs wsioawes a Eas seMkasn
e6Elsaiinnfi alnfsA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-03
Can't Accept frances Proposition

Tangier Morocco. June 2.--The sui
tan has deanltoly Informed s. Rene
Tullalandf. The French minister. that
he IL unable 10 accept the French
proposals for the reform Of the admin
istration OF Morocco His decision
will be communicated 10 the ropresen.
tatlves OF the powers here together
with an lutimatIon that the sultan
desires that any reforms Introduced
shall be by the consent Of the powers.
The foreign minister will ask for the
views Of each % the powers with the
object Of holding a conference ON che
subject.