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New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
MARCEL WAVE MAKES TROUBLE.
Five Young Women Held Prisoners in Build
ing Because of Love for Hairdressing.

Five young rescued from an enbar-
by mistake in the fve-story loft building at No. $50
Fifth avenue but their rescue
plished by police until they had followed their
rescuers down a fire escape and over the roofs Of
two adjoining buildings to the great amusement of
a crowd that gathered IN Fifth avenue.
It all happened the police say. because the young
women had decided o go somewhere last even
ing and had waited until their employers were out
of the way so that they could use the gas in put
ting finishing touch 10 the ravishing marcel wave
some Of them desired
They were busy heating the curling irons in
of the rear rooms of the ladies tailoring estab
lishment of Moschcowtz on the second floor that
they did not hear the aker locking the street
door 1t was fully hour later before the young
women whose the police say Mae Fer
euson Marie Mizner. Anna Bertha. Mrs Orlander
and Ida Werner. awoke to the realization that they
were prisoners In the building.
Bicycle Patrolman Murry and Mounted Patrol
men Freisch and FIagg duty Fifth
nue. when their attention attracted TO No. 5s6
bv a series of shrin cries and the futtertng of
several handkerch!efs from the windows OF the sec
ond floor.
The gallant officers realized the predica-
a fire escape tha; projected outward from the side
Of No SIS and the officers thus able enter
the building through the windows on the NTH floor
They returned the WAY they had entered. bringing
me five young with them. and
the party appeared the rocf Of No. az the
crowd in Fifth avenue sent up cheer
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
4 DENIAL BY NR. ISUAN.
Does Not Specify That He WI Not
Take Theatres. Ho1ceUer.
BY Telegraph TO The Tribune.

philadelphia Aug 22-FeIix Isman. real
estate man and theatrical investor, denied to-
day the assertions of Oscar Hammerstein ap-
pertaining to MIR. Isnan's most recent invest
ments in New York theatres in which Mr.. Ham
merstein is interested artisticaily and imam
ciaIIy.
The statement made by Mr. Hammerstein
regarding my action in the matter OF the New
York property is false in every particular. said
MIR Isn7an Il never made him any proposition
70 join in fighting the so-called theatrical
syndicate nor did I threaten him with eject
ment If he refused. Mr.. Hammerstein seems
to think that have decided to proceed against
him to nunffy his lease. but have not done
so Nevertheless. as he has reached such a de-
cisfOn IL would be a shame 10 disappoint him
He has defaulted In number of conditions or
his lease There is no excuse for this. for he
knows the relations between landlord and ten
ant so we'll that he has lost every theatre ne
ever had except these two.
Mr Isman did not specifically deny that ne
would take possession of the properties
1T was not my intention at first to disturb
Mr Hammerstein," he said, but he sent me
letter ordering TO keep my hands on, anu
threatening 10 send the backmailers who were
after him 10 the Tombs- Ny reply was. L am
twenty-one born white. and freeman
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
STOLE WATCH FROM BURNING WOMAN
1obn 7 o'Connor. Charged with This Crime,
Is Locked Up.

-, O.Connor OF No. ia Varick street was
a.+.= yesterday by Detective Baker, OF the Cen
+aI Once. charged with stealing gold watch from
zror,en who her clothing on fire, was burning 10
= :. .ba time The charge Is made by William
Cavenaugh, a brother OF the woman
"a az - - ,ba Fourth OF July according 10 Cave
-. ,ha. his sister Mrs Mary Boyle who Ilveo
,,b him at No. 53s Broome street, was struck Dy
ev,np hrecracker. and her clothing caught nre
II.- .creams brought number OF men running 10
The rescue They tore her clothing iFoih hei OouS, ,
-. -. before the woman had been so seriously
,5 that she died days later IN Bellevue
Hospital -, -. =, ota r-,+cb
oynad bv his sister, which had been missing since
the accident had been taken from he ot--4'e D'
,+l,, he claims to have found that O'Connor was
,he man who took the watch
0.Connor was charged with grand larceny and
nm
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
BENEFACToR OF STEVENSON DYING.
Old California Restaurant Keeper Befrlend-
ed Author When Poor and Sick.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Monterey. CAL Aug. ga fall which Wrenched
his back has brought 10 his bed old Jules 81
r7oneau the French restaurant keeper who prom
81. sare6 the life of Robert Louis Stevenson in
1879 when the novelist writing The Pa
v;,ion OF the Links and other short htories'
The physician gives small hope Of Simoneaus re
covery.
simoneau found Stevenson III ana "lthoui I7oo
=. > ,to,+ara,, hotel had him taken TO his own
ho,,se and nursed him back 10 health Steven
son never forgot this kindness. for which ST.
rnoneau refused pay. and copy of every oooK
that he wrote sent TO Simoneau with some
note from the author.
-tts collection Simoneau values highly and has
.I,,axs refused to sell Recently one of Steven
sons letters reprinted in facsimile
and sold for the old mans benefit
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
HEAVY DECLINE IN MILLING WHEAT.
Minneapolis Bulls Declare, However, Slump
Is in the Nature of a Scare

Minneapolis. Aug 22-Buyers OF cash wheat got
the upper hand to-day the Chamber Of Commerce
and forced one of the heaviest declines for long
time No. Northern that sold yesterday for 81 q.
20 IS. sold freely al 81 Is then TO 81 =
No Northern declined from 81 L 10 81 -.
The railroads brought S1 ears Of wheat into
Minneapolis out Of which 95 wheat and
nearly all vas good milling quality This indication
of A good crop started selling and forced prices
down The bulls not discouraged. however.
They pointed 10 the that the elevator stockS Of
wheat N Minneapolis decreased $4,000 bushels last
week and that there Is total wheat supply here
~ only 6I7 oa bushels. while year ago thsre was
n stock of over leeco ooo The bulls look upon to-
days sensational decline as largely scare
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
TEXAS SUIT AGAINST ROCK ISLAND.
Custer Urged by Chairman of State Railroad
Commission-I. & G. N. Proceeding.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

Austin, Tex. Aug 22-Chairrnan AIlisrlan Nav
field Of the Texas Railroad Commission has ad-
vised the Attorney General that the Rock Island
Railroads Texas corporation is violating the Texas
laws in several ways and asks that fled
against the road for forfeiture of charter and
to place it In the hands of a receiver. The prtn-
cipal charge against the road is that it is owned
and controlled by outside corporation in viola
ton of the law of the state.
Chairman Mayfed also urges that for in
tervention on behalf of the State of Texas be filed
against the International & Great Northern
Railroad the federal receiverslip the ground
that the proceeds of certain receivership certih-
Gates which have been issued intended for
illegal
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
BLAMEs HIS "svENGALI-LIKE EYES"
Chicago Attorney Says His Alleged Rival
Charmed Wife Away with Them.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

chicago. Aug 1.-The disappearance Of Mrs
Angelic Denault Migneron. wife OF Joseph Mig
neron. an attorney has added to the mystery con-
nected with suit 10000 filed by the attorney
against Zenophile p Brosseau. a Board OF trade
operator in which he charges Brosseau with alien
attng the affections of Mrs. Migneron.
In the bill filed by Mr.. MignerCn he alleges that
the defendant resorted TO "occultsm. diaboiism
and his power charm with his Svengali-hke
eyes 10 steal the affections OF his wife The legal
declaration tells of the early trials of Mr. Migneron
4, Canada and the circumstances leading the
filing OF the suit for damages
Incidentally IT is charged that Mr. Brosseau en-
deavored 10 cause Mr. Migneron 10 leave Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
PIR4TES YIN LONG G4ME.
Hold Lead by Defeating Brooklyn
IN Seventeenth Inning.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg. Aug. 22.-The Pittsburg nine lead
ers in the National League pennant race, held
their place to-day by defeating Brooklyn by a
score of l TO . IN seventeen inning game, the
longest major league contest OF the season. The
contest established record in respect
for it is the first time that two major league
teams have played more than fifteen innings
without score.
Pastorius pitched for Brooklyn to-day, and
Young for Pittsburg- Both had fine support
and the Brooklyn fielding in the seventeenth in
ming fast that four hits were needed to
score one run.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
CAN'T DRIVE HER OUT.
Uoman Moonshiner Hounds TIro
Revenue officers IN Second Fight.
fBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Whitesboro. Ky. Aug. 22.-Miss Mary Fouts
the woman moonshiner Of Beaver Creek Noun
tains who is besieged in her mountain fortress
with sufficient number Of modern guns and
supplies TO last her for months. from which
week ago she drove of revenue officers nortalIy
woundng Deputy Marshal Day, was attacked
again yesterday by the reinforced posse she
returned the rain of bullets for half hour
when the attacking party withdrew carrying
with them Deputy Marshal Henry D. Yates. VINO
was mortaIly wounded. and another officer less
seriously wounded.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
FATAL sMASH-UP IN BUFFALO.
Auto at High Speed Goes Into an Abandoned
QuarTy

Buffalo Aug 22.-One man killed and
two were injured. one probably fatally. tonight,
when a speeding automobile dashed
enbankment in Delaware Park and into
abandoned stone quarry James WayIand.
chauffeur was instantly killed: John Wakefield
was fatally injured and James Morrison was
seriously hurt The automobile reduced 70
spIinters. The men running the
parkways at high speed and dashed over the
quarry brink at a turn in the road
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
VETERANS AID MR.. FORAKER
Capture Erie County Convention for the
Senator.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

sandusky Ohio Aug 22.-Senator Foraker's
friends captured the convention OF Erie County Re
publicans held here to-day ID choose delegates to
the Senate District convention and named list of
men who will seek nominate a candidate for
state Senator VINO can be relied upon to support MT
Foraker The Foraker men, headed by Major C. B.
wilcox and Frank H DiTnon, led body OF veter-
ans of the Civil War residents Of the State Home
for Veterans here into the hall. capturing the
ganization and naming whom they pleased as dele
gates.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
LIGHTNING KILLS IN DEEP TUNNEL
Electricity Carried by Wire Rails to Interior
of Pennsylvania Mountains.

PottsvilIe Penn, Aug. 22-ln an expiosion
,,,t.,,,o holt which get off a charge OF
s,,+e TODAY two expert tunnel drivers were
Killed and another was probably fatally injured
I,ila rbev worked in tunnel 100 feet IN the
r,ountainsde at Valley View. IN the western part
of schuvlkill County.
- ~, alac+r,c+v was carried into the underground
-.,-,ber nv steel rails through wire which
connected the surface with the interior OF the Iu
,eI which is being driven by the Phlladeiphla anu
Reading Coal and Iron Company TO connect wv
of irs collierfes.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
MISSING ON HIS WEDDING DAY

Milwaukee. Aug 22.-Raph W Eddy. travelling
salesman for the Chicago branch of the Alberene
Stone Company, of New York City, young man
of good habits has been missing for the last four
days His hancee Miss Lucy Warren. aged twenty
five years. lives in Wooster. Ohio. The wedding
was set for tonight. Eddy wrote Miss Warren
that he expected leave Milwaukee August l5 for
Wooster and this is the last she has heard of him.
although he is said TO have been at the Plankinton
Hotel here where he had been living, as late as
s.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
wATERs-PIERCE SALE REPORTED
Said TO Have Been Acquired by Gulf Renn'
ing Company, Controlled by J. M. Guffey
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Port Arthur, Tex, Aug. Pit ls reported 'iiN'
the Gulf Refining Company. controiled oy ooiohe'
N f-,,frev OF Pittsburg. has bought the waters
Pierce OH Company's holdings IN IeNas' P"sses'D''
=. -, ,,,,an when the federal Appellate Court de
ot7.s the Texas custer case which Judgment
for 81 600 600 penalties was found on the ground
that the waters-Pierce Company is trust oeihs
a Standard OIL concern
The C,r,lf company established oil agencies in
-, -b r-tncina1 cities of Texas and has been an
tive cornpetitor Of the Waters Pierce company
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
ADMIRAL EVANS DENIES REPORT.
M offer from the Los Angeles Harbor Rail
road Company

a,s,,.cb from Los Angeles yesterday said that
paa- ADMIRAL Robley D. Evans, u s n, had been
- - take the charmanship OF the Los Angeles
rat~o.5 Conpany This is a corpor Iti "
ecb /, is said will practically control the h''r-
- ~ Los Angeles at San Pedro
In repiy TO this The Tribune received INC
,olloving telegram from Admiral Evans last night;
Have not received the offer Of the Craftsmanship
- los Angeles Harbor Railroad
rba Los Angeles dispatch stated that the offer
had been made Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
COURT STILLS FACTORY WHISTLE.
Newark Sausage Firm Pleads That Unions

vice-ChanceIIor Howell. sitting in Newark. yes
terday signed an order restraining August c. Fink
A. Co from blowing the whistle on their sausage
factory at morning. and night Neighbors
had complained that the blowing OF the whistle to
announce beginning and quitting time Of work
INJURIOUS health.
The blowing of the whistle. the company pleaded
was compulsory under the union rules. The court
held the noise was not necessary and issued the
restraining order
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
BOTH DIE IN FEUp DUEL.

Cumberland Gap Tenn, Aug. 2-Georse Brit
ton and Frank Davis prominent in this section.
met in a pistol duel at the Louisville & Nashville
station AT Shawnee two miles east OF here. to-day.
rr4ttou was shot i've times and killed. and Davis
was fatally wounded. dying later The duel was
the result OF an old fsu2s
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
BLAZING METEOR FALLS IN KANSAS.
Lights Up Country for Miles Around for
Twenty Minutes After L E1plodes.

Ellsworth. Kan. Aug. PA large blaz ng meteor
fell three miles north of Ellsworth last night
lighting up the country brightly for miles around
for twenty minutes after it struck the earth. The
exploded when it struck. and shook the
town. although damage done.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23
esre DEAFNESS CURE.

!. rar,,orLnble ofer made by Ot The leading
ear, SPECIALISTS in this country. Dr: Branaman Of
fers to all applying AZ once Two full months medt-
Ioeafness Head Noises aud Catarrh IN every stage
Address Or G. NJ, Brananan, 1885 Walnut St,
Kansas City. Mo.-AdvL
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

DON'T BE WITHOUT DE~ESs WlNeo
We shin by e,press or freight every psners--
Z 7 Dewey 4 sons Co.. LIS Fulton St, Ne" aofA-
-scY.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-23

Mr. Pinchot, when asked for political Informal
ton said he knew only OF the conditions in Cali
fornia. where everything pointed To
whcImIng Republican victory he declared that
nothing could prevent the states electoral vote
being east for Mr. Taft but said there was a
serious contest regarding the state ticket a he
Roosevelt-Lincoln Republicans are determh-ed
wrest political power IN the state from tho
old organization. which they charge with being
dominated by the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. Pinchot told fsh story today which his
friends hope viii not cast doubt his forestry
reports he said that when fishing in the Pa
cifYc fer Jewish somewhere south OF santa Cata-
lima Islands. he hooked little yellow tail weigh
ing about fve hundred POUNDS but landed u only
after a tremendous night because two great Jew
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glrpon'S Blanc.

Sdruicw. inrplu. 9icbr.. 30 Sllli.
ggie aus gut untcrridlictCr Gueae
prrlnutrt. miro Serr 0rnau bis sum
/ Sfiubcr in pcridrc0cueu Siootru
ocs 0eitcnS Rcoeu holtcu pobreuO
Oes Mmais Gtiuhcr obrr in 6airpielu
begin Yncoln blcihcn uuO Die
@dhIfdrnpaanr hlrdl 0ciprehuug
ipld)tiger Srancn. lueltr ais Sutrr.
bielus. pom ihm nuicr5cidnete glr.
titrl mn 9'rieie neroiicntIid)t uer0tn
IOuen unlTiliiben
0io,naomern grlo,'' 80 Sui.
Ter aonareRabgeorOnctc Scnrp
3. Glapton. Der 9oriieenoe Der De.
mofraiiidCu RotiouaI aonnertiou
uno oes Somitc3. lpelhes @iGiam
Scnuinas prnun amtid) oon ieiner
Nominiruma gum 0emotrattiteu IRA.
iioentidnits aon0iooten beuohuhii.
gen ioa. uafie beute befannt. ouB
bieie Rotiiislcrung an 9fuhulttog.
ben -. 9llguit. in 2mcoIn itattiin-
ben quilroe.
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8ODicpslt'S SOlitit Der gIi6t.
elnmIldlnnN.
Gnlter Ban, 30. ,<uIi


guf Guor0uuna oc5 @r0n0enten
gIooieoeIt mndte Scfrct0r 2ocb 6eu!e
iolScu0e 9Infiin0ilunR iiber Oeiien
1olitif in Den oie9i0briNeu @ahlen
non OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unO
Staats.@ouoerHeureu: Ger @r6.
iiOeut miro m0breno oeS Sommers
III So1Qmore 3iu nit elncr aroBea
9luSobl poiiititler 6u6rr 1guieriraa
Gle meroen iopohI Sic National. ut
Gtoat$aaalcn bc'preden 9lbcr 0ie9
ion oc-4ii:5 uidlt oohiu acOeMict
mer6cn a.; o. Der @raiioent Hd II.
aen0u,e ' Sic Nomination uon Gon.
areBnhNcorOueten ml0 (Stuat3bcnqu.
ten eiumlidlcn rueroc. SIN Welcn.
tbeiI. er r';-S e;ae @olitif ser Ridli.
eirmiidmaa oeriolgen un0 cs oen
GtoatS. uuo 0ougreB.Sonucutioncu
ooIIitdnNia iibrrInHcn. iid) ielbit ibre
Sonoioaien ou85liuden."
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gbaeblitt.
Dallas 80. SUI

Dallas. 80. sSllli.
gus 1T BON 234 Counties llegen
ictt ponitdnoige geridlte iiber Die
om Somitaq obacbaItenen oemofra.
tiidpn 8onpohIen Dor. glnh oieien
iuur0er { iir Die llnterbreituug eiue5
9lmrnocmerts 5nr Stoot5peraiiuug
betrefis oollit1noiacr BrobibIiion i'm
Sfnate 68S53. 6ngegeu 77726
Giimnlen ablracben. 0aS ariamte
8otum i'm Stoote betrdgt 100000
Gtimmcn. BON oeneu bcrclts 208,.
900 Stinlmen prrrsdpuei Itno Das
Gioat8acirb idlreibt Dor. ooB MIR Der
grlnB folder @eitsc in Bartei.Bloi.
former empioblen neroen oiirie.
neldlr bci BonunbIen cine Siinimeb.
mc6rbcit crlnuaien. Der bel oen be.
mofrntiidcu Boruoblen 8ur Ab.
itininlunq ooraeIc0ie BorihIna sur
llnicrbreituna eines Staats Rro1l.
biionS glncnoencnts oiirfte nit
elmer Dichrbcit non $4,000 Stim.
men abgelcbnt porOen iein.
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llntbrIidrr ecamter p,ridnpnnStn

Rnciue. AiS. 30 Sui
g}iht qcrinle 2luire5uH1 6at in 6en
bieiiqcn (5cid)diisireien oas plotlidc
Bcridtpin0rn 6cs aniiirrrs Ser .1rft
gahounIbdnf". SobuSdnIic uno sic
qleif5citia ourh Den Blnfinipcfiot
0harles qcmotie GntOeduna. ooB
6erielte $4,000 8ontaelOer inter.
idllaaen hditc. beroorqrritien 6b1r.
leg uno 5hulip unbmcn 5ui1nmeu
cine 3dbIung Der aaIieubeitan0e ocr
uno uugoeu 6icieI5en in Gr0nung be.
fun6en. @Ioblih oerIieB S6ulte
6os ganfgeb0u6e uno tebrte nift
mebr Juriid gei neiterer untRrIu.
huna Der @erthpopiere u. (. 10. eni.
6eite oann Charles sinen s5eblbe.
tro1 Don $4,000 S6ulte mor 20
Sabre in Der Bart t5dtis.
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UcncrnlaumaIt g'unnparte unO 9les
siCrIngSbeamtc baltcn in GenOr,
Dlaii, cincu 0ricasratb.
5taubarS Gil So.
lem SunorSnppcHNcridlt uirS rim
AntrG9 auf RoOiii5irnna ieMer
GHtidcioung untrrbreitst.
Saiicu nidlt IOdsr.
2cnor. @lnlI.. 80. s,nIl.

2enor, ginH, 80. sSull.
Vodj elmer Ocn gouSen Tag oou.
ernOeu SouierelS 5mihen Dem @e.
nerolanUaIt 9ouuporte uno berpor.
raacuoen Geaierung5beomten fin.
otate &err 9onoparte on, odB ale
anltren9uu9eu ieitcns Der @eaieruna
gemabt puroeu. cine Ieoiliou Der
neulldlcu Gutihei0ung oes gun0es.
oppcIlgeridtes berbei5uiiibren, luut
melder Die ii6cr ole Ston0or0 Oil
Sompanp oerbGnqte Straie oou etDd
$29,000.0O0 nuiaeboben uur0e. IS
ut beidloiieu moroeu, Dem qenauuten
@erid)te eineu Gutra9 fir glroumcn.
tirung 0es Sales un0 Wooliifation
Der @ntidCiOma 81 unterbreiten.
g8nnn oieler gIntrna aeite0t miro. 1T
nod nift cntihieAen; in5niihcn icI.
len ale idNreben0eu Hro5elIe. Sic qUe-
gen @nunhne bon Gabatten eeocn
Die StauOor0 Oil Gompanp anoe.
itrengt lmrOeu. NIT gnergie peiter.
geiilbrt ncr0en.
gln ser 9ouicren5 uabmeu u. u.
theiI: 6rouf 9. Qeloag. Spe3idlon.
malt Der 9ieaicrung IN geluijien 81.
oilf1nen; $. "a. Sont. @cneraIon.
malt uou 8oi6inotou; Gomiu Sc.
Gins Oon Gbicaao. 9unocsoiitrifts.
ompoIt; Somes s. @iIferion BON
&bicaao.
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gcrniinitiss GntIdltiOnna.
Gni0. NfIa.. 3O. SSnIi.

Gll4us &1aN.t ~. NSh4l.
sIuf 9luorOmlng Oes General.
anuoIis ocS GionteS. 2o5ier. narer
iuobreno 0cn lceten8oden cine groSe
Tenae @ebinoe uuO Sitter. melhe
ipirituoie 0eir0nfe entbielten uno i'm
Turhaona5DprFebr Den probibitio-
niitiid)en Staai SfIaboma pniiirten.
beifIagnnbnit por0cn. @1n3 beion.
berS tbaiia paren in 0icier gcjiebuug
Der Supcr,ntenoent 0eS Staats.Dis.
peniorn for ipirihloie @etrdnfe un6
sic geomien Der Counties 9ogon,
Stcoens uuo Gutter. Die ySarpeit
Sing 2iitilina 60" in anuias GitD
bate i'm bieiilen 9unoeSfreisgeriht
nm Sen Grlab eihes GinboItsbeiebls
aegen ocies 8orgeben nahgeiuht
un0 geItern ouh einen ioIhen er.
luirft Sn ieiner gntiheiouug ingte
Der 3ihtPr Sobn Gotternl. bob Sfla.
bona mobl Die @aht babe. ocu
9on6el in ipirituoien Getrdnfen i'm
eigenen Stnate 81 reglllireu. ober
nidt o1s 2edt bic gei6rocrurg aus
einem Stnnte in Sen nuoeren Gallo
i'm GurhqouQsoerfebr) 81 oerbin0ern
ODER al Oerbieten. 0ie gcnmten
nuroen 5u alciher Belt nnaeluIeicn.
bic bcidInannbmien 8aaren irei.
suaebeH.
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Sis iIuabbdHsigtu.
@bicnsO. 20 Sali.

@bicnsO. 20 Snli.
Tiir 8rdfibent Thomas 6. pie
gen uon Mahnhuistts.
Sir W:Ss. Brdioeut - SObn Temple
&rouef
Gies 7if't ma.5s Mittmoh friib
pun Der @onpsntiOn Der .Snoepeuoence
4oup uuieeitslli. Die NOminaiip iss
reOsu btsonnen slsih nab Sesiun Der
Nbsnofsunp. 6tseen, elmer Der
pOIitiidsn Noiutonten bon 8illiam
@. 6earf, funros bel Der brittsn dt'
Iiimmung nomiuirf. gr srhieit 83l
Siimmsn, @rauss betam II Stimmen.
6owarb 3S, unb 5surit @ SisseH
murbe fir nominiert srildrt, uub sine
erpss 3smOnltrniiOn iolstS. Der
ylnms ieinss @sesufnnoientsu @raoss
rurbe bann fir be BiSe' Brdiibsntihait
in Borifloe ssbradt, uno @raues
purbs bti Der sritsu Gbitimmung nos
miniri Gs ipuroe cine Blniform nuf'
aefellt.
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Gem SnItan miro cs nnsCiidts Orr
6Orocruugsn Der SCbOItcruna
unbrimlidl.
5WifdeH5wsi6 6tucrH.
5uiidDcn Scn briorn 6Gnicru Scs bri
tildcn &arIamrHts entitcbt Gin
S0mpetenjltreit.
Sic TeHiiOusOOrInse orr 3aufayfcI
SolTtantinople. 30 Suli

Die 9riie III Der Turfc iii nod,
Innge uIht ooriiber. Gie ioneit oem
Sultan freuu0ll6en Eemouitrailo.
uen oiirftcn. Iuenn er nidlt ioiort
ben 6oroerungeH DER fonittltioncl.
len Partei aui @ntlaIiuug aller Scr
Bur Ralnlt :. 3omariIa aeborioeu
geanten nahgebt. Ieihi IN 0us Sc.
gentbeiI umidIagen. Gs uerlauici,
Dab Der SuItan, otnuobl oles nir
ibu eine iebr beifte Sadle III. uorldn.
fig nohgeben pia. Wiebrere mlBlic.
blge geamte ipur0en berells enilni.
len. au0ere iliidieten. IS bat Den
Gnihein. ols Oh Der Sultan berels
unrubia 81 rucr0en aniongt @citcrn
Tbeuo mur0e auf 8eicbl 0es @roR.
pciiers ourd Gruppen cine 0e.
monitration por Dem Fniitr.
Iifeu Inlaite uerblu0Tt. Nnn
aInubt bier. onB elul9e Osr
unpOpuloriien Nnlanbcamicn eut.
ipeoer 0as 2ano perlaIieu o0cr IN
elmer Der d slduolid]en Wclan0tldIai
ten 9uiIuht gelutt uu0 9eil,nocu
baben.
GonitantiuopIe. 30 9SuIi
Gin fniicrlides sSrnoe 0urd ueI.
DIES 01S critic tiirfiid)e Garlanent fir
Sen I. 9touember einbrruicn iur0
puroe heutc bcfannt acuadt. ~
Ser oieies CSroOe peroiicniIidlenocu
Proclamation miro oie 9c06IFcrlun
eriudlt. oie Generalization ein5uitcl'
len. ga ser Sultan 5ur Bcuiiac be.
pieien bate. oaB er oic 8criniiunr
bnIten lpOIlc uno ibnl Die Wobliahr
ieiner llHiCtibuucn dnI Scr5cn he9c