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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
PERSIA In THROES OF WAR
Eight Hundred Have Been Lost il
Bombardment of Tabriz.
NEW TURKISH MINISTRY RESIGNS
Young Turks Present Slate Accom-
panied by UltimRtum-suItan's
Nephew Lynched and Sew
eraI Omcers Arrested.

TABRIZ, Aug. 6.-There has now been
thirtyfive days fighting in the streets OF
Tabriz and the casualties due chiefly TO
are estimated at 800. Many Of the finer
residences of the city and hundreds Of
shops in the Easements have been looted
the loss in this direction being placed Rt
more than 100000,
The American missionaries in the city
have been exposed to stray bullets, but
although they have had some narrow
escapes none Of them has been injured.
During one of the heavier bombardments a
piece of shrapnel fell in a garden within
a few feet of one of the mission servants.
There is a very bitter feld going on be-
tween the constitutional progressives who
hold eleven wards of The city and the re-
actionaries. who hold one large ward. The
mass Of the people, however, have in
are not opposed to the shah. Those who
are jealous for the continuation Of the old
regime regard the constitutional progress
sives as revolutlonaries. The local as
sembly, or Anjuman. did on one occasion
express seditionary views, but later ac-
knowledged the supremacy Of the shah
and adjourned definitely in token of sub
mission.
TEHRAN, Aug. "a battery of quick
firing guns has been sent from here to
Tabriz The shah is argumenting the mill
tary forces in Teheran by the formation of
new units Of troops.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
Undertake. PerIIous Trip.

Mylius Erichsen had devoted several
years to the exploration of Greenland. He
has made several trips north. supported
financially by the Danish government.
Mr.. Erichsen planned on this last trip.
and this was the most adventurous portion
Of his undertaking, to cross the eternal ice
cap of Greenland at its broadest part by
means of snow shoes, dog sleds and an
automobile. He is supposed to have set
out about March, 1905, accompanied by one
Of his staff and two Greenlanders belong
ing to the crew. Erichsen and the three
men were TO proceed 10 the unknown ice
dome of the interior, which rises at its
highest to 1000 feet above sea level. This
region is completely devoid Of vegetable
and animal life and here is TO be found
one of the cold poles Of the northern hem
isphere. 1t is doubtful IL man could live
there In the coldest season. Under the cir
cumstances the leader chose the months OF
March. April and May for his venture. He
hoped to compass this venturesome journey
in about two and a half months, coming
out on the west coast
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07

SABLE ISLAND-Cesric 500 miles east of
Sandy Hook at noon; will probably dock
al p m. Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
PoLTTICAE.

PoLTTICAIs.
Judge Taft discusses the administration
of Justice in the courts in an address be-
fore the Virginia Bar association.
Page I
Congressman ]. A T. Hull says Iowa
will be strong for Taft and that sentl-
ment is in favor of postponing senatorial
fight until after election. Page !
DOMESTIC.
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed six
warehouses filled with whisky at Lexing-
ton Page
Next convention Of jewelers. National
association will be held in Omaha.
rage /
Dahlman democrats defend John E. Rea-
gan from the stigma OF being a corpora
tion cormorant. other political gossip.
Page 10
T. +. Sturgess, secretary of National
Corn exposition, returning from a western
trip on corn show business, says crops In
Nebraska were never better than now
Page 2
Warehouse of National Wool Growers
association will be located in Omaha II
liberal proposition from banks and busi-
ness men has anything to do with it.
Page q
Acting Mayor johnson addresses letter
to citizens asking everybody 10 go TO the
Des Moines-OmahA ball game today. pro
ceeds OF which go to ST. James orphanage
Page {
An order has been given. as the result
Of Mr. Harriman's recent transit across
Nebraska, to doubIe-traek the Union Pa
eifie west from Omaha at least as far as
Grand Island Page ]
Rain in many parts of Nebraska layi
the dust and makes assurance of a gooC
corn crop doubly sure. Page /;
| Western League
| 7-Omaha VS.. Sioux CITY,
1 2-Dss Moines VS.. Linooln-a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
PoREIaN.

Mylius Erichsen, a Danish explorer, per
isbes while trying to cross great icepack
of Greenland. rage 1
Eight hundred lives have been lost since
bombardment of Tabriz has begun.
Page L
Yaqui Indians are reported to have killed
party Of thirteen, and ranchers are band
ing for protection. Page i
- Ambassador Hill delivers an address be-
fore the Congress of Historians at Berlin.
Para 1
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
Discouats jury Trials.

As 10 the jury system Mr.. TAFT said:
We cannot. Of course. dispense with The
jury system. II is that which makes the
people a part OF the administration Of jus
tice but every means which IN civil cases
litlgants may be induced voluntarily 10
avoid the expense. delay and burden trials.
ought TO be encouraged because IN this way
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
TIE WEATHER.
.esterdays

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-Gener-
ally fair today.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07

National League
6-7-Philadelphia VS.. Chieago-6-A
9-Pittsburg VS.. Boston-1
2-St Louis VS. Brooklyn--0.
0-New York VS.. Cincinnati-6
American League
1-Washington VS.. Clevelsnd-a
New York VS.. ST. Louis-a
1-Boston VS.. Chicago-2
American Association
2-Columbus VS.. Toledo-lS
s-Louisville VS.. Indianapolis-3
8-KansAs City VS. Milwaukee,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
state Department Not Informed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "A cable dispatch
from Ambassador Leishman at CONSTANT
nople came 10 the State department just
before closing hours this afternoon. II
related TO a comparatively unimpOrtant
routine matter and made no mention Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-07
Cabinet Forced to Resign.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 5-Said Pasha
the grand vzar, and the newly formed
ministry have resigned. The sultan has
accepted the resignations and tonight in
vited Lemallediu Effendi, the Sheik-Ul-
Islam and Kiamil Pasha to form a new
cabinet The newspapers assert that
Mehmed Ali Bey, minister TO the United
States has been relieved Of his functions
He is the son Of Izzet Bey. former secre-
tary and advisor to the sultan, who after
the proclamation OF constitution fled
aboard the steamer Maria bound for a
Mediterranean port.
The notorious Fehmi Pasha, former
president Of the council Of state. has been
lynched at Yenishair in the villayet OF
Brusa. Asia Minor.
Memduh Pasha, Hassan Rami Pasha and
Rechid Pasha. respectively ex-ministers Of
the marine and former president of the
Constantinople council. were arrested to-
day and conducted to the ministry of police
amid the jeers and Kisses of the populace.
The arrest has been ordered of other prom
inent officials Of the old regime and Tahsin
Pasha, former secretary 10 Abdul Hamid.
and Abdul Hull, court astrologer, have
! already been taken into custody.
Fehm Pasha was the sultan's adopted
nephew, and was well thought Of. He
was appointed chief OF the spy department
and in this position terrorized the country.
He enriched himself by establishing gam
bling saloons in the capitol, but finally
overreached himself in a dispute with Ger.
many in 1907, He seized a cargo Of wood
destined for Hamburg. To this Germany
made strenuous protest and as a result
an imperial trade was issued In February
Of that year banishing Femi TO Asia minor
UNimatum from Young Turks.
! 1t transpires that the Salonikan com.
mittee's demands. which include the arrest
of the cour camarila, were presented tc
the grand vizier in the form of an ulti.
matum which was 10 expire Thursday. Tn,
sultan summoned the SheiE u Islam TO IN.
Yildiz Kiosk early this morning ana IN.
sisted on knowing the reason for his resig.
nation. The sheik u Islam thereupon de
clared that the imperial rescript was Il.
legal and unconstitutional. As a result 0.
this conference Abdul Hamid invited tn,
grand vizier TO resign.
| The Sheik VI Islam spent the entire after
noon al the palace in deliberations con
oerning the new cabinet, but nothing wa
decided upon. The hands Of the sheik ant
Kiamn asha are virtually tied. the Youn,
| Turks committee having prepared a lis
Of acceptable ministers. including on,
Greek and one Armenian. which It vii
Insists upon unless KiRmil Pasha quickl
forms a satisfactory cabinet.
state Department Not Informed.
WASHINGTON. Aug. IA cable dispatc
from Ambassador Leishman al CONSTANT
nOple came 10 the State department jus
before closing hours this afternoon. ]
related 10 a comparatively unimpOrtan
routine matter and made no mention 0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
Three Other COUNTIES vote.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 24,-sandus.
ky county, Of which Fremont is the
county seat, in the northern part q
the State, voted out A saloons with
an pnoficial dry majority Of $50. Ere.
mont, with &c saloons. went wet BY
246. Clyde, with,slx saloons, went dry
by 2.40. Only two precincts in Ere.
mont went dry. The drys carried 20
out Of 81 precincts in the county.
Huron county went wet by 81 ma.
jorty after an exciting local option
campaign. The city of Norwalk went
wet by 4So; Chicago Junction dry by
$50; Bellevue, wet by 115; New Lon,
don, dry by 1856; Greenwich, dry by
81; Plymouth, wet by Ia.
clermont county was carried by
the "drys" by majority of 972. FIJI.
teen saloons were voted out. All Of
the larger towns and the county voted
dry, The vets carried only FIVE Of the
fourteen townships, and these were in
sections where there were saloons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
"A child Of the pit.p

An attraction of more than ordinary
merit, which will be seen at the Crane
is the beautiful scenic production of
the powerful drama, "a Child Of the
Pit" which is scheduled for Thursday.
The play is entirely different from any
drama yet seen at the local theatre, in
fact it is safe TO say that character
similar to Laurlte, "fae child Of the.
pit" has never been conceived in tie
mind OF an American playwright and
heretofore subjected 10 stage portray
al. While the play possesses many
highly dramatic scenes and exciting
climaxes, 1t cannot be classed with the
melo.drama. The play is pre-
scented with beautiful scenic mount
ings and the cast has been selected
with great care each artist having
been chosen on account Of his or aer
particular adaptability to the part
played The production comes to the
local theatre highly recommended and
with the assurance tnat it Is really
something new in the way of play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

p 2 koen. Of Huntington, pss q
fisiiorin town Monday
Mr q Free VINO IS visiting rals
atlsesin Huntington eas h afEmont
esteftay
and MIS-. = A. Cunnfn gharn ami
.dapgater Jane spent sunday In IN.
eantown the guests q M. and Mrs.
chas. Reed.
Mrs George Shoemaker Is visiting
relatives in Morgantcwn.
Miss Clara Relaheimer wiz arrive
home tomorrow night from West LIB.
erty to spend the thanksgiving Hof.
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam, Reinheimer, on Maple avenue.
Miss Elinor Barr, who IS III 81 Il.
phoir fever at ner home on quincy
street Is in a very serious condition
at this time and grave fears for her
recovery are entertained.
The condition of Mr.. F. c. ohley re.
mains practically unchanged this aft.
ernoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

X ~ tfy.i 8
MIS- EdIth Pickett rent to Mounds.
vie this mornip 8 % attend the tuner.
n services 81 Mrs. Margaret White,
whose remains we're taken there this
orningl
Mn. John Neill left Sunday for Mt.
Morris pas T. visit relatives.
Ms " b Turner. Of weston, is the
q 7 WIN cs,laway.
Ms lee Maxwell who had been
tlle guest Of Miss Edna Trlckett for
seSeral days, let this afternoon for
heF home IN ClarKsburg.
Mrs! A, r. Lindsay. who was to have
come here last week TO spend the win.
ter Withther daughter, Miss Ada Lind.
was detained in Baltimore by Ill.
ness She Win arrive soon, however,
MISS Belle Priehard, Of Warrington,
was IN The city yesterday.
Mrs. catharine Corbin, Of Manning.
y ton y tae guest Of relatives in the
ely.
Capt. A N Prichard, Of Manning
tor, was 4 visitor in Fairnont yester.
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
CASE OF LEVI
BEA RS Fruit
y, ONT IN ER LIANT DECIDES
10 OFFER SPECIAL INDUCE.
MEATs FOB TRspE

on yesterday there was published
In these columns an article nom the
Pittsburg Dispatch, entitled. The
Case Of Levi" which proved eonelu-
siveiy the value OF advertising and the
effect Of store enterprise. To-day We
nave an important announcement from
the underslling store Srerihg to pay
car fare from all points with a radius
Of % miles Of Fairmont ON parchas4
amounting to 5000. This plan IS not
a new one but is being tried to COOL
advantage IN many places especislly
at Wheeling, W. Va, and Washington,
20 C. Human nature is alike every.
where and the people appreciate every
effort that a store makes to get their
trade and this inducement will do
doubt have very noticeable effect on
the cash sales of the Underselllng
Store for the next thirty days.
Taat trade in Fairmont has not been
]
so good for the past several months
is well known and what is needed to
make It better is little waking up on
the part Of the business people in a
general way. It is true Fairmont has
as good stores as any town in the
State Of its size and many enterpris,
ing merchants who constantly keep
their advertisements working for
them, but any one who has noticed
surrounding conditions has observed
that fer every merchant in Fairmont
who is advertising to any extent that
there can be found a half a dozen do.
ing as much or more in our neighbot.
Ing city of Clarksburg and any one
having any doubt of this statement is
referred to the Clarksburg papers
where the proof is to be found.
The merchants here should have
these facts brought forcfbIy before
them and It is only for the good Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

: X. NJ.
81, ]. = s,'4: S'''' Y,
: ! IA. - 5.
: IL il. most likely 81 Z 4
-spurchaser forS h NJ ,,Tsssss
zlE not. We make mi.
ness to and one,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

ne business Interests ihal IBIS daes-
Ton Is cenmenlea % and NOT Iu
spirit of lnocklne
Ihs West ailglnian was ofefe,l
serg stge 3nd portly ertisanent
from he Wheeling defcds
citation ettins ap t6eiF fads pulling
plan 81 opera ZION 4 very ttraetises
adFertisIhg rate recently 8bnt ii cons
sideratiOn q the efEect that Il might
have on local trade the ladyertls cement.
was declined. We ore often caused t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
pea4h 3 Mrs. 1aha 5. aarIsifs.

Death Of Mrs. John s. 5urdette.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Joan s. Burdette, which
occurred more than week ago at the
nome Of her daughter, Mrs. s. F. Tay.
Tor, in Columbia. Mo, Mrs. Burdette
wasthe wife of the late Capt. John s.
Bardette, of Charleston, a brother 81
Mrs. A. ]. Stone and Miss Martha
Burlette, of this city. She was for.
merly Miss Abbie Johnson, of Har.
rison county, and was more than eigh.
ty years of age. Tie remains were
brought to Charleston for interment.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
IMPORTANT FEEDER.

CHARLESTON, W Va, Nov. "a
The virgtnian railway has let the
contract for the construction of a
feeder to its main line from Mullens,
Wyoming county, to Pemberton, in
Raleigh county. The completion will
open up rich undeyeloped coal AMI
timber land in these two counties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

feontifliied from Faye one.
around the boiling
one asre II get oser lEas made
tcr Illegal voting ann otaefs VIII bs
made tomorrow.
stenbenyfIie, with So saloons, went
1913 wet. Mlngo. with % saloons went
s. wet Toronto, with fifteen saloons.
went Gs dry. DlllonyjIie. with "a sa.
looms, went 81 wet Grover. With four
saloons went seven dry. Amsterdam,
with three saloons, went nine dry. The
country districts rolled up one-sided
dry matorities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

Life and experiences In China ana
Japan and thrilling description of
the first battle Of the RussO-Japancss
war, by Bishop David H. Moore, at the
First N. E. Church, next "Wednesday
night. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24
. ctard.Iof Thankks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Morgan, of
the Fifth ward. desire to express their
thanks to their friends who rendered
them many kind faYors during the
sickness and after the, death of their
daughter Lilly. 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-24

Iyha4eveF S6f gan Is bny .ate
' n II q ths aas FIRST
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
Berry For Vice President.

The latest move in political
circles in Arkansas is one among
friends of Senator James Fl.
Berry Of Bentonville to boom him
as running mate for the next
Democratic candidate for presi-
dent of the United States, Ac.
cording to the rumors now out an
effort will be made at the coming
State Democratic con vention tc
have that convention unanimous
ly endorse Senator Berry as q
candidate for vice president, and
to have the Arkansas delegation
in the national convention in
structed to do everything possible
toward having Senator Berry's
name placed on the national
ticket.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
Caleb Powers May Get Pardon.

Frankfort, KY, May 3.-From
the most reliable source it is
learned tonight that Gov. Wilson
will act on the applications OF
Caleb Powers and Jim Howard,
who are held for the murder Of
Gov. Goebel, for pardon this
week, and that he will probably
act tomorrow. From the same
source it is learned that the gov
crnor has made up his mind to
pardon both men, as he has said
he has found nothing in the rec
ords Of the trials Of the noted
prisoners to hold them,
There Is q sensational rumor
current that an effort will be
made to do both Powers and
Howard violence If they are par.
doned.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

A great many people imagine
they have heart trouble when the
fact is that the whole trouble lies
in the stomach. The pains in the
side around the region OF the
heart are not necessarily heart
trouble. We suggest that you
start with the stomach and when
ever you feel a depression after
eating or whenevr your food
seems to nauseate take Kodol II
will not be long until all these
"heart pains" will disappear.
Take Kodol now and until you
know you are right again. There
isn't any doubt about what 1t will
do and you will find the truth Of
this statement verified after you
have used Kodol for q few weeks,
1t is sold here by W. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
Bailey Leads In Texas Primary.

Austin, Tex, May 2.-The
primaries throughout the State
today to nominate four delegates
at large to the Democratic nation
onal convention resulted in q
victory for what Is known as the
Fort Worth ticket, which Is head :
cd by Senator j. W. Bailey, ac-
cording to tonight's returns.
The Bailey managers place his
majority at $4,000.
The anti-Bailey ticket, known
as the Waco ticket, was headed
by Cone Johnson.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
Administrators SalN.

by virtue OF an order Of the Sharp Probate
Court for tho Southern District, tho undersigned.
as administrator of tho estate Of Frank Hill.
deceased viii on
Friday May 20. 1908,
between tho hours of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
and three o'clock In the afternoon. nt tho south
front door Of the court house In Evening Shade.
Arkansas, olfo; for sale TO the highest bidder. In
separate tracts, on credit Of four months. tho
purchaser being required TO give note with good
security 10 bo approved by said administrator.
bearing interest from duo until paid at tho rate OF
lOpcr cont per annum, and lien 10 be retained on
said lands until all the purchase money Ia paid.
the following described lands situated In the
Southern DstrIet Of Sharp County, Arkansas, to-
witt
The undivided one-fourth interest In and to the
west half of the northeast quarter, 10 acres, the
east part west part of the southeast quarterl Of
tho northeast quarter, . acros, the wclt pN,t Of
tho southeast quarter Of tho northeast quarter, 80
acres, Of section D, Of section 4, In township II.
north, range west This April 10, 1905
j. Ipurlotk,
Adm. Estate Of Frank Hill, Dec.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
SIX FORMER SENATOR'S ARRESTED.
Warrants Served On John A. Hinkle And
:. Five Other Legislators of 1905.

When the Pulaski County
Grand Jury took recess more
than a week ago, it was generally
understood that indictments hac
been issued against several men
who served as Senators in the
General Assembly of 1905. Sat-
urday the warrants were served
and six men were arrested and
placed under $4,000 bonds, each
to appear for trial in the Pulaski
Circuit Court. The Senators are
Thomas M. Hardy of Camden,
Thomas G. Jobe of Hope, George
E. Floyd of Rover, William F.
Harrison of Osceola, John A.
Hinkle of Batesville, and John
Fl. Holland of Greenwood. Sena-
tors Hardy, Jobe, Floyd, Holland
and Harrison were arrested on
warrants charging them with
perjury, and Senator Hinkle on a
warrant charging bribery.
In the indictment returned
against Senator John A. Hinkle,
he is accused of bribery on two
counts. 1t is alleged that he re-
ceived a bribe of $1,000 to be
used in killing the Fuller beer in
spection bill, an act to create the
office of inspector Of beer and
malt liquors in Arkansas. Sena-
tor Hinkle has not been formally
connected with the Doodle scan
dal before, but it will be remem- =
bered that in the trial of Coving-
ton last year, for perjury, he was
an important witness and gave
some sensational testimony.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
Guardians Sale.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Sharp Probate
Court for the Southern District, the undersigned.
ps guardian and curator of Homer Graham. \
minor, Will on
Friday, May 20. 1908
between the hours Of ten o'clock In the forenoon
and three o'clock In the afternoon, al the south
front door of the court house In Evening Shade.
Arkansas, offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, In
separate tracts, ON credit of -four months, the
purchaser being required 10 give note with ap-
proved aeeurIly 10 be approved by said guardian.
bearing interest from time due until paid at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum and a lien TO be
retained on said lands until all the purchase
money IL paid, the following described land situ-
ated IN the Southern District Of Sharp County,
Arkansasi
The undivided onc-fourth interest In and to
the west half Of the northeast quarter 80 ecres'
the eaat part west part OF the northeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter acres, and the west
pnrt of the southeast quarter Of the northeast
dierter, 30 neres, Of section ., and the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, 40 acres, OF
section L. In township " north, range west,
1he April 10, 1908
W, Il, lIlagg,
Guardian and Curator Homer Graham Minor
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08
G A l. A NJ | N E

Cotton planting is the order Of
the day.
Sampson Barnett is still on the
sick list.
j. M. Street made q business
trip to Batesville this week.
The Farmers Union will or
ganize a lodge here soon.
Esq. W. W, Johnson made q
business trip to Batesville this
week.
Mrs. B. +. Street Of Grange
was visiting relatives and friends
here Sunday.
Our old friend Claude Gyngard
was seen pulverizing around in
this section Sunday.
Rev. e. W. James delivered
very interesting sermon here
Sunday to d very large crowd.
Your correspondent is on the
puny list this week himself, and
is unable TO gather much news.
j. M. Street, the democratic
nominee for representative, had
business at the county scat We'd
nesday.
Those who attended the un-
yelling Of the monument to the
memory Of OrviIl Pickett of Dem
ton Camp W, 0. W, at New Hope
cemetery were Lee Street, Emery
Smith, Burdett Baker and Park
Taylor.
Sharp County record., 1908-05-08

Guardian and Curator Homer Graham, Minor