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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
NEAR EAST IS BOILING
Dispute Between Turkey and Persia Ha'
Assumed Serious Phase.
WAVE or PASlsLAMlsM IS SPREADING
some Omcers of Egyptian Army Are
Deeply Imbued with Revolutionary
Sentiment and Would Well
come Trouble.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. August 26.-(spe-
ciai Cablegram to The Bee.)-The dis
pute between Turkey and Persia Is as
suuing O rather serious outlook. due TO
the fact that the Turks are employing
the same dilatory and aggressive moth
DDS as they are employing in Egypt.
The history OF the frontier dispute il a
very old one. but only assumed serious
ness In 1885. when the Turkish Vail or
Bagdad suddenly besieEed MohammArah,
a Persian town. On that occasion the
British and Russian governments inter-
yened and a commission, on which all
the four governments interested were
rcpresented was formed at Erzeroum to
consider the question. A map was thou
drawn up dealing generally with the
frontier from Mount Ararat to the Per-
sian gulf. but II was not completed until
1850.
Turks Hold Towns.
Last year the Turks once more re-
turned to the attack. and acquired the
town of vernah and a portion of the
province OF LahiJan, which are two of
the points In dispute. They not only re-
fused to evaeuate these in response 10
protests from the Persian government, but
seized the town OF Passovah. which is in
0lSputdDly FerulAn hSTI1bOEg
To save the Turkish face, q mi1Si COM
mission has now gone to PassoVta, 10
prove formally that II belongs to Persia.
and the aggressive troops WILL 1t is un-
deretood. be withdrawn, but matters drag
on; the Turks are greatly Strengthening
their forces on the frontier, and further
agGressions are feared.
As illustrating the methods OF the Grand
Turk nothing can be more siSnla sAnt
than the nat which prohibits the pdel'-
cation in journals throughout the empire
OF all questions relative to Pan-lslanitsm.
II is a question as to whether orocllma-
tons OF this kind really do any good.
sincs the discussions are never really
stopped and the sum resultant appears 10
b that the people are isft In dsns-r ana
deaseI Ignorance.
Wave OF Islamism.
The wave OF Pan-Islamism whirh IL
sweeping over Egypt is a factor In poll
tios which cannot be too seriously inter
prstsd-
II was stsmmed by the hrmnsss OF Great
BEttsin syss the TAbAh incident. and BY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
DIRECTORS TO RAISE
MORE THAN S3,OOO,OOI

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-An thl
directors of the wrecked Real EstatI
Trust company have agreed to Receive
Earls plan for reorganizing the com,
pany
The loan made to Segal by President
The loans made to Segal by President
Nipple aggregated more than $4,000,
900, and his securities are believed 10 be
worth about 100000. Consequently
the directors will subscribe something
more than $3,000,0OO
A statement is made tonight by Rev.
DR.. Roberts, stated clerk of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church,
who announces that in addition to I'D
100000 of the trust funds of the trusteej
Of the church which was lost In pm
collapse of. the trust company, the 4
posits amounting to about $130,0OOd
also involved.
These deposits We're the current fth
of the board of ministerial relieffc
trustees of the board Of publication emo
Sabbath school work. the trustees
the general assembly, the stated ~
OF the general assembly and the WE
ems Foreign Missionary society.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
POLITICIANS FACE.
STRENUOUS DAYS
MANY CONVENTIONS BILLED
FOR TUESDAY
Candidates to Be Named for Offices
in Var US States-eeneral
Forecast of the
Week

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-The Demo-
Gratis of Connecticut will meet in con-
vention at Hartford on Tuesday to
nominate candidates for the various
state Offices
1t is expected that Charles p. Thayer
of Norwich will be named for governor.
and John NJ Ney of Hartford for
lieutenant governor.
on the same day the California Demo-
cratic convention win meet at Sac
ramento,
On the eve of the Maine state cleo
tion the political leaders of both parties
feel that uncertainty exists to an un-
usual degree throughout the entire
state and many surprises are looked
for Monday when the ballots shall have
been counted
Two Of Names most prominent Re-
publcans stand out especially in the
element of uncertainty Governor Will
lam Cobb and Congressman Chas. e.
Littlefield, both of whom are residents
of Rockland, and both of whom seek
reelection
Governor Cobb has made his cam
paign on purely state issues, but the
candidacy Of Mr.. Littlefield has been
given wide prominence on account of
the fact that he has been opposed by
Samuel Gompers, president of the
AmeNcan Federation of Labor, who has
made many speeches In Llttleheld's dis
trict In the three weeks.
Republican leaders are quoted as ad-
mitting that largely because of the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10

Golpe also have been destroyed n,
trains can operate from Pinar del Ri
city in either direction Both the rail
road and the telegraph line continu,
in use to Paso Real.
Tonight 215 men and four machin,
guns commanded by Lieut.. Col Clews
started for Paso Real.
The sending of this force was has
tened by the false news of the dis.
aster.
Capt. Ravenna, one lieutenant and
four privates wounded are the only
casualties reported in the Consolation
del Sur operations
Havana In Alarm
There is some alarm in Havana on
account of the nearness to the city of
several hundred insurgents belonging
to the forces of Asbert, Lyonaz and
Castillo. some of whom are often seen
in the hills.
Intimatiors received from these
bands are to the effect that they are
merely awaiting the outcome of the
peace negotiations, practically all the
insurgents in the provinces of Havana
and Santa Clara having ceased opera
tions for the present in accordance with
the tentative agreement with the peace
commissioners.
The fourth week of the rebellion
opens with the governments forces
better equipped and improved in dis
cipline, but enlistments are slow. Pres
ident Palma's action calling a special
session of congress is meeting with
some adverse criticism. Many persons
believe that no good purpose will be
served by a discussion of the causes Of
the war and of peace proposals by con-
gress.
The veterans peace committee con-
tinues hopeful of being able to per-
suade Pino Guerra to cease activities
temporarily and possibly of inducing
him to come to Havana and join In the
negotiations for peace, but the attitude
of the leading Liberals continues to
preclude hopes of an immediate peace.
At the veterans meeting this afternoon
a resolution was formally adopted to
use all peaceful means to stop the war
and if these failed that a sufficient
army should be raised to crush it by
force.
Intervention Discussed
Meanwhile intervention by the United
States is being discussed on all sides,
Many Cubans who hitherto were not
favorable to Intervention now believe
that it will be the only means of plac-
Ing Cuba permanently in her rightful
position.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
FALSE REPORTS
STARTLE HAVANA
CITY IS ALMOST THROWN IN
TO PANIC
Word Reaches Officials That Ar
mored Train Had Been Wrecked
and Troops Captured-State-
ment Now Denied
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
HAVANA, Sept. 9.-Government
military and railroad officials and the
newspaper correspondents were thrown
into state of excitement this even
ing by men who arrived here from
Paso Real with stories that the arm
ored train which left Friday had met
with various obstacles beyond Herra-
dura, had been thrown from the track
and its 300 men, machine guns, horses
and equipment captured.
AS these tales were confirmed by the
Western railroads first telegraphic
advices from Paso Real they were be-
lieVed to be true until authentic re-
ports of actual occurrences were wired
by those who had returned to Paso
Real from the scene.
The real facts of the case are that
Col. Avalos, who was believed To be
surrounded in Pinar del Rio city, and
the armored train made junction east
of Consolation del Sur and the gov
ernment forces to that extent are i'm
proved. The news of this fact caused
much relief in official circles.
The train proceeded Saturday even
ing from Paso Real to two and a third
miles east of Consolation del Sur. at
which point the railroad rails have
been removed and replaced by a loco
tilOIlVe anu three cars WHICH I1dQ Deen
thrown from the track. The insur-
gents made an attack but were driven
off by the two machine guns handled
by the American captain Webster
1t is believed that many insurgents
were killed, but the number is not
known. Meanwhile a large portion of
Col. Avalos' force had come eastward
from Pinar del Rio for the purpose Of
making a junction with the machine
gun corps.
At Consolation del Sur their ad-
vance was disputed by large band of
insurgents and lively fight ensued
The insurgents were driven off and
several of them were killed or
wounded.
Avalos and his men continued their
journey eastward this morning and
made a junction, first with the cavalry
force of Capt. Ravenna, which is scout
ing ahead, and finally with the dis
abled troop train.
The train has not been molested
since the junction was effected, but the
bridge over the Santa Clara river
eastward from the train was blown
up today. together with two smaller
ones, preventing the use of the road
beyond Herradura.
AS the bridges westward near Puerta
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
MANY INSURGENTS KILLED
Reported That Guerra Lost 200 Men
in One Fight
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PASO REAL. Cuba, Sept. 9.-The gov
ernment troop train which left Havana
Friday jumped the track three miles
east of Consolation Del Sur.
The train was surrounded by several
hundred insurgents commanded by
Pine Guerra in person and sustained a
fire all Saturday night and until 9
o'clock this morning. The train would
have been captured but for the timely
arrival of Col. Avalos and 400 men,
who had fought their way through from
Consolation del Sur
When this force arrived the revolu-
tionists returned westward after having
destroyed the bridge over the Santa
Clara river and some culverts and
cutting wires near Herradura.
The revolutionists are camped to-
night at Arroyo Cruz, west of Con-
solacion del Sur.
Guerra's forces at Consolation del Sur
in that neighborhood number 1000 men
and those of the government 800.
The government forces suffered one
man killed and six wounded, including
Ravenna, who was slightly injured.
Previous to the lighting yesterday
Pine Guerra sent a note to Col Dlaz,
commanding the troops train. demand
ing his surrender. Diaz replied that he
would die first.
The engagement between Col. Avalos
and the insurgents near Colsolacion del
Sur lasted nearly an hour.
The troops will proceed westward to-
morrow.
Reports received by the government
at Havana say that 200 insurgents were
killed in the encounter near Conso-
lscion del Sur, but these figures are not
considered authentic.
A fight is reported to have taken
place at Guanajay, in Santa Clara
province. There were fierce machette
charges and the rebels retired. Several
Of them were wounded and five Were
captured.
News of the suspension Of hostilities
reached here this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10

Today--see the big locomotive collision
at Agricultural park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
Many Cities TerrorIzed
Z Associated Press. =

By Associated Press.
ODESSA, Sept s.-A dispatch re-
ceived from Tifiis says that the insur-
rectionary movement in trans -Caucasia
is suddenly gathering great force The
military and civil authorities are at
loggerheads. Georgia, Inertia and
Mingrelia are absolutely terrorized
being dominated by revolutionists and
brigands, and the viceroy has asked
to be replaced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
\ NGELUS SKATING RINK

operation of the so-called Sturgis Liquor
law the state ticket will probably not
have a plurality exceeding 11,000, while
for nearly a decade the Republican
plurality has been in excess of 25,0
The graduation exercises of the naval
academy viii take place Wednesday
at Annapolis.
The national conventions of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
and the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen viii meet separately at Mill
waukee.
Although the Republican state con-
ventlon which convenes at Dayton.
Ohio, Tuesday is held for the nomina-
ton of candidates for secretary of
state and other state offices the inter-
est centers on the Endorsement of the
president and two senators, and on the
contest Of Senator Dick for reelection
as chairman of the state committee.
Notwithstanding the fact that he was
defeated in his home county, Senator
Dick expresses full confidence in his
own success.
However. Harry Daughtery and Con-
gresham Burton express equal con-
fidence in the success of the fight
against the retention OF Senator Dick
Today-see the big locomotive collision
At Aor mark
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
Big Cleanup

over $250,0OO IN gold is the season s
output of the Lagrange hydraulic
mine, four miles west of WeayervilIe.
Cal The first cleanup, made June [,
yielded $4,000 on July II second
cleanup was made to afford an object
lesson to several of the large stock =
holders from the east who were then
visiting the mine. At that time $32, 900
i'm gold was taken from the boxes.
The cleanup completed netted between
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10
NATIVE SONS HAVE
KEY TO SANTA CRUZ
BY Associated Press.

SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 9.-The host Of
native sons had possession of this city
, tonight. Open house was kept at all
the parlor headquarters today and this
evening there was a new sacred con-
cert at the Casino and a red fire IL
Elimination on the beach.
The celebration proper will be held
tomorrow when the grand parade will
take place, followed by a ball in the
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-10

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at Agricultural park