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New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport r. l.. July 27.-3Iiss Sadie Jones, daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. has arranged
a dinner at the CIambake Club for her young
Gordon King will give dinner at her summer
home tomorrow night.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones has gone TO New York for
a few days.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt Reginald c. Vanderbilt. R.
Livingstone Beeckman, Payne Whitney and Paul
Rainey Were out early to-day trying the field at
the Westchester Polo Club. preparatory 10 the
opening of the regular polo season soon
The absence OF entertainments to-day allowed a
number of the Newport summer residents to go TO
Narragansett Pier 70 attend the polo match.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt. departed late to-day
there.
Center Hitchcock. who came here Ill short time
ago. has recovered so far to be able TO pay
short visits to the Newport Reading Room
Miss Nora 1sen, George R. Preston. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter r. Benjamin and Mrs Leroy King
registered at the Casino to-day.
George r. Preston. of Tuxedo Park. arrived to-
day to pay visit to his brother-in-aw and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman, at Armsea Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Benjamin. of New York.
the guests of Mr.. end Mrs. George H. Ben
jamin at Brent Lodge.
Peter F. Collier has gone to New York for few
days VISIT
Elbridge T. Gerry is having his steam yacht
Electra put into shape for the coming cruise OF
the New York Yacht Club.
Mrs. William r. Leeds is expected on Wednesday
from Bar Harbor. She will open Rough Point for
the remainder of the season.
The drag hound hunt which was postponed on
Saturday on account of the rain will be held on
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
MISS PAULINE KOHLsAAT Welded.
Young Friend of President Roosevelt Be
comes Mrs. Potter Palmer Jr., in Chicago.
TBy Telegraph TO The tribune !


Chicago. July 27--Although quietly celebrated
wedding of the year in Chicago has created
more interest than that to-day of Miss Pauline
Kohlsaat. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Herman H
Kohlsat. to Potter Palmer jr. The marriage
took place at noon at the home Of the brides
parents, No. 1856 Lincoln Park Boulevard with
only members of the families of the bridal coupls
present.
wedding breakfast was served Immediately
after the ceremony. following which Mr. and
Mrs Palmer left the city for Msttapoisett, Mass
to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Honore Palmer.
Later they will go to Europe and their return
occupy the house at No 1873 Lincoln Park Boule-
ward.
Miss Kohlsaat made her debut few years ago
at the old home of her parents in Lake Shore
Drive. She has lived in Chicago all her life. ex-
cept for the time spent at school at Dobbs Ferry.
n. Y. She is a favorte with President Roosevelt
and received a personal letter from him last
week
Mr.. Palmer is the second of Mrs. Potter
Palmer and graduated from Harvard in 1899
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
TILE PEAL. NINA GER.

THE Brooklyn Eagle" says There are many
who will doubt the equipment OF MI MICK
for inst tba sort of work to which he Is put
"Nor will these doubters be found wholly in the
franks of his opponents and enemies Inc
Eagle then goes on to say that Mr.. Mack may
be after all only a fgnrehead, the Democrauc
party having frequently in the past put the
real control of the campaign in the hanos oi
the chairman of the executive committee Mr.
William f Sheehan, for instance, managed
Judge Parkers campaign, although Ihomas
Tagoart was then chairman of the national
committee.
Mr. Mack will doubtless be fgurehead Tor
good and sufficient reasons other than the Gus
tom at times of trusting the running OF the
campaign to the chairman OF the executive
committee Mr.. Mack's appointment IS purely
narsonsI one He is named because of his close
friendly relations to the candidate, not because
of his ability as political manager, for in that
respect he has been failure. 1t may conceV-
ably be that the chairman or the executive
committee will have other quallncauoh Ior
his post than his close personal relations WIN
Mr.. Bryan.
Whoever is chairman of the nauonal CON-
n,ittee or of the executive committee the real
manager of the Democratic campaign will be
+be candidate himself The Democratic party
IS so personal an affair, the issues are so per
sonal the sinews Of war will also apparently
he so largely personal, for THE Commoner' il
its prosperity be anything like what 1t IS re-
Dorted TO be, will be the CHIEF source OF the
Democratic funds. that any other than per-
sonal direction of the campaign is inconceivable'
Mr. Bryan has not committed his fortunes 10
the Democratic party, but the Democratic parry
has committed it's fortunes to Mr.. Bryan he
is its most skiiful politician and its best cam
paign manager, unless the rule that the man
who is his own lawyer has fool for client
operates against the candidate who is his own
campaign manager
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

stitution Had Midhat been there TINS wouid
probably not have happened In his absence
II was inevitable. The Sultan. Stimulating re-
luctance. finally played ont the game which ne
had designed ard the constitution was lald OH
the shelf for thirty years.
Now that same Abdul Hamid re-estaDhsnes
the constitution which he then suspendeh- 1t
is not surprising. as we have said, that some
look ,1pou his doing ns comedy, or a farce
Yet 1t must ba remembered that tremendous III
fiuences have been at work, both within ana
without the Ottoman Empire. making direcuy
for either this end or for another which would DE
far more repugnan 30 the Sultan 'hismet may
he interpreted to mean either STUBBORN dy
ing in the last ditch of absolutism or yieiu-
ing. however reluctant. TO major force. WIN
such an army as that which held Russa III
check at Plevna the Sultan might have de-
cided to defy all Europe. But with MS troops
in widespread revolt and with even the Al
hanians disaffected he read the writing on tne
wall King John hated Magma Charta, but ne
signed il and it stood 1t is to ne expecleo
that despite reactionary dislike of 1t ana per
hans many bitches and stumblings in It's appil-
cation and opera ton, the Turkish constitution
also Will stand.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

promptly advised by Venezuela OF the action
which had heen taken: but the rule was expul-
sion first reasons afterward That is Mr.. Cas-
+ro.s ru,e which lust now seems likely to get
him into trouble OF course. it s easy 10 unde"
stand how sore he feels At having had {" admit
that the Dutch envoy and the doctor who was
sent to iail were right after all, and that La
f,uavra was plague smttpn. But just because
4 dictatnr's diagnosis was not as good IS a pliY-
sician's seems a scarcely adequate preteAt for
exnellng q minister whose offence was merely
that of accepting the right instead of the wrong
dia-pnsiS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
AMERICANA IN FRANKFORT LIBRARY.

Frankfort, July 1.-Amercan literature hence
forth will occupy a prominent place in the great
municipal library here. No fewer than thirty five
hundred volumes dealing with the history. Consti-
tuition and political economy of the United States
have been acquired. under the auspices of a com
1nittee comprising the leaders of the municipality
assisted by the American Consul General. Richard
Cuenther and Henry Seligman and James speyer.
of New York.
1t is the intention OF the committee to add as
poon as possible 10 this collection. Thirty-four
American periodicals. also have been regularly
provided for the public reading room.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
BROOKLYN SINGERS AT wIessAogN

Wiesbaden. July 27.-The members of the Brook
lyn Arion Choral Society arrived here this morn
ing from Frankfort and the municipality held
public reception for them at the City Hall. Songs
were sung by the Arion and Wieshaden societies
after which the guests enrolled their names in the
golden book of the city.
The concert here tonight of the most
successful of the trip. The numbers warmly
applauded, and at the end of the concert the au-
dience stood and sang The StarSpangled Banner"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are
THE KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE FOR BREMEN.
George N Cassatt. Mr. Mrs Ridgeey Hunt.
Mr. and l. \. Carton. Charles p Morse. tr
I. Erlanger Mr.. and Mrs. h r. Porter
J. Still
THE NOORDAM FOR ROTTERDAM,
Mr. and Mrs II. W. Ogden DR. and Mrs. C. L. Taft.
Mrs William G. McAdoo. w. T. Day
y Matilda Buck
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

The Two Million Club has evidently failed to
get control OF the Chicago Board Of Education
The school census announced last Saturday
credits the Western metropolis with only l.922'-
336 inhabitants. These figures approximate the
ideal of the Two Million Club so closely. how
ever, that we must assume the latter has
strong minority of the school officials with 1t.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Connecticut has set a worthy example IN Or
ganizing a society of mental hygiene TINS IN
stitution is not altogether happily named the
title carries with it suspicion or 1alth cure'
psychic sanitation or the like But the uue
object of the order is to watch and improve con-
dftons in insane asylums and kindred sana-
toria In view of the complaints made from
time to time by patients and physicians alike
the usefulness of such a society cannot be
doubted.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
COUNT koMuRA STARTS EoR JAPAN.

London. July 27-Count Komura who is retiring
Al Japanese ambassador TO the Court of St James's
to take the portfolio of Foreign Affairs in the new
Katsura Cabinet. left London to-day for Japan by
way of Siberia The count will stay for some time
in st. Petersburg his way East.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

The daily accident roll suggests that Amer1-
cans are committing race suicide by the auto-
mobile route. Twenty deaths day. WIN the
chauffeur as executioner, seems to ne tne cur
rent record Here is a hint for those who are
seeking a substitute for the Marathon race. IN
anv OIvnpic game Americans could win first.
second and third place at an automobile suicide
contest
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
a cREDiTAeLE PROPOSAL.
rhe Kingston Leader.

From The Kingston Leader
The New-York Tribune has proposed verX
creditable thing The walls of the Executive Cham
ber Mt Albany covered with portraits of Gov
ernors Of this great state. None Of Cleveland ap
pears there. The Tribune announces that lt will
receive contributions toward placing worthy one
in the chamber.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
Indea to ,4drertisements.
gsip71oors!lss Lls11iIn sribnass.
TUESDAY. July %. 1905

Tbig newspaper IS oicf'ed and paofsnea W
gbo Tribune association Ae'c YORK COZ P''-
tim. office and principal place @ business
q7ribune Building. No I5t Nassau Suee,. a.. -
York: Ogden Mills, president; Adthan'e' - IN. a..
secretary and treasurer me ou'.o''
osscers ts the oefoe of this melcspGPer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

This town has summer boarders than any
other summer resort in the world-NeW YORK MAIL
with the mosquitoes now here 1t has every
attraction rsralIv to be found at the other sum-
mer resorts.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
"nEDING THE ENEMY"
The Columbia -. c. State

From, The Columbia o. c. State
The New-York Tribune. Of July q devotes pt' ~
,oo5iTS EDITORIAL to toyously rolling under tas Rs
-e1bIicsr tongue The News and Couriers Gan-
u onI Hen editorials. whereby the Charlestoh
ne1ar made farce OF It's invitation 20 suosorlP
tio,,s to a Dauocra tic campaign fund ,,,.,
Ths Tribune is ''greved 70 see this exnIo-.tSi exnjs
- co,,,barn s'tightvads" II takes the opportunity
01eped 10 N hv the Charleston paper. Or oonveyl.s
tbe n1pressiOn 10 its readers that tne So1L.s,. g
oi. W Iii ro+ snend dollar 70 help elect Bryan
81 much for 1.-THE News and Courters ia0olS
for Democracy
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

The Village blacksmith" is defeated by law
yer for the Democratic nomination for Governor
of Texas Something is wrong with the Democ-
racy there.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs ]. Allen Townsend. who have been
spending some time at Lenox. Mass, have arrived
at Breton Woods N H. where they will remain
for several days.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

When the candidates learn that tney nave
heen nominated the campaign will begin to
show signs of life.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
THE PETTENT DEMOCRATIC EDITOR


From The St Louis ost-Dispatch-
The plan devised az Lincoln. Neo. for raISlnS S,
ereat asn,nsign fund through the agency Of Dsna-
cratic newspapers has the fault Of placing an ao.1
tionaI burden upon the shoulders ~ an eiennene
which is already doing its utmost to ADVANCE is
cause II Is Ike asking soldiers in war = grow -
crnps and rear the cattle on which tney ar 70
subsist =,
Owing to complications not now necessary =, %
6vreIr Ifoor thick-and thin Democratic ueWspape.s
have not of late heen able to collect more Inou -
than they needed for themselves. TO asS tneh
fight the fight and the expenses also "OU
seem to be unreasonable.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs Courtlandt D. Barnes are the guests
of Mr.. Barness parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry BUTT
Barnes Southampton, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY,".

Among those due to arrive to-day from husoI ,,o
orc George 7 Could who had expected 10 re." ~
abroad with Mrs Gould and his chiidIeh u ~, tIy
JatteS part of August Mr.. and Mrs IN 90
Vanderbilt who shortly after reachihs -, 49, mil
IN their camp in the Adirondaeks 10 relnsi ~ -
the fan and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b. CiaD''i' va
have been abroad since the end OF Mafoh
Mr. and Mrs r. Fulton Cutting who "ehi aD,o%r .so,
earlv ir the month have arrived at Tours !" ~ IT,
automobile Mr. and Mrs. Lucius X Wiimerui"s.
who are also motoring on the Continent ara "
at Tours for a short stay.
pro,assor and Mrs H. Fairfield Osborn and Miss
oshorr will start within the next few days Tor
western trip They have been spending the carry
part of the summer at Castle Rock their country
place at Garrison-on-the- Hudson
avenue are spending The summer at their country
place at Essex, n. Y
Mr. and Mrs Alfred L. White Of East 54th street.
have opened their camp on Deer 1sland. near " a"
beck N Y. where they will spend the REMAINDER
of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rldgely Carter have sailed from
England for New York and are due here on rrioN'
! Coleman Drayton. who has been in Europe Tor
the last five weeks. spending most of his time IN
Paris has Just returne9 to New York
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlandt D. Barnes are the guests
of Mr. Barnes's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burr
Barnes at Southampton. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs J. Allen Townsend. who have been
spending time at Lenox. Mass nave arrlVeo
at Breton Woods, N H. where they will remain
for several days.
James De Wolfe Cutting who has been III at his
home in East 57th street since his return from
iS tIV fmDrOyed leave
town to-day for Newport pass the remainder Of
the
General and Mrs. Lloyd 8. Bryce. after spending
a few days at Claridge's. In London. have gone on
to Paris and will remain for time the
Continent. They passed the early part of the sum
mer before sailing for Europe two weeks ago at
their country place at Roslyn, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
Amusemenrs.

AERIAL eARDESs-s :So-The Merry Widow.
asT0R-S so-Paid IN Full
BRIGHTON REAEH-Pains FtreNorks
CASTNo--s.I5-The Mimic Norld
rONEY ISI-AND Luna farS--l l1resf1ataf1o
nAET'S-e .l5-Cfris
FDFN MTSEE-The Rcrlo IN " AK
= ra~grp STEMS ROOFS iS-XaudeVille.
HERALD SoI- ARE-S .15-Three Twins
IARDIN DE PARIS-s:ia-F OF lH'N
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

James De Wolfe Cutting. who has been III at his
home in East 57th street since his return from
abroad is greatly improved and expects TO leave
town to-day for Newport to pass the remainder o
the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

7 Coleman Drayton who has been in Europe for
the last five weeks, spending most or MS time III
Paris has lust returne5 to New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

If the upstate newspapers are an 1nde& 'nere
is very real and large demand Tor aho'ner
term of Governor Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs J. Rldgely Carter have sailed rom
England for New York and are due here on Frloay'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Professor and Mrs Fl. Fairfield Osborn and MISS
Osborn will start within the next rev DAYS lo o
western trim They have been spending the carry
nar. of the summer at Castle Rock, their country
nIace at Garrison -on-the-H Hudson
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs r. Fulton Cutting. who "ent ao,odu
early In the month. have arrived al Iours ~ " -,
a,,.omobile Mr. and Mrs. Ilucius K Wiifne'ui''-
,,no are also motoring on the Continent. are no"
at Tours for short stay.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs Alfred L. White. of East 54th street
have opened their camp on Deer Island near " a~-
beck N Y where they will spend the REMAINDER
of the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28

Mr. and Mrs David Crawford Clark OF r1lth
oorra are snendfng the summer their country
place at Essex, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-28
LET THEM REST IN PEACE.

LET THEM REST IN PEACE
l7-o-, rna Rochester Union and ADVERTISE.
The torchliEht procession and the barbecue -s srs
to a great extent the general rally, rave g. go
to the limbo Of things that were and y "ono .t
pity to rsXivs them Pu9mT T, Re- sbIv and fairly
discussed by reoresentstyts, men s-ls Ta' We hoSs
10 hear in this can1raien a great deal q disc1ss
sion OF the tariff II is the great Issue OF -
ter acquainted with It. Oratory We must hays e.,
WAYS. We sUnnose hut no more i or " r'T rsfnss
TO give approval to it.
\ HARD KNOCK FOR MACK
From The New York Evening Post
or Norman r Mack chairman of he ne De7'SS =.
cratic National Committee the best .t2i -, Tag
CART as national chairman is ore q ths r-S
melancholy failures on record Con'paFepi epi.-,YbH.
C5n i campsfsn Mt Mack is nowhere he IS fs- IN
ferior n general iTteiliEenc9 enegsy a 8rsck =
skill Moreover the selection Or ~ w 70 scss not
pretty plain notification thar NJ BTya9 B e,4 eT4 ,hs
remnant Of the Cleveland Democracy In SsT r,r,
state. Mr. MaCk's character and anfececru Ss.,r
idsps55erts are fcIine,1 under almost av c,-ci
stances 10 support Mr. Taft as against Nh rr sfyrsv
accept the Republican ticket II Mr. Hnsne Ht 80. ~
sgn for GGyerror E tBos5ng But IN g@ ~ rsspsc re ard
nterisent men who might IN spiJe ct g., ss NJ Mack
to manage his campaign
MIR. TAFT IN THE SOUTH
From The New York Times.
In the opinion Of The Cotton TRADE I -, M
savannah throughput the South tesTs Sentiment
favorable to Mr. Taft 10 degree tna1 az ,bIirsn
probably more strides toward bigger ''ePu'
Marty In the South than ever before - ,.as
THE Journals reasons for thinking 50 - - thsn
Mr.. Taft Is less obnoxious to the nesfo .cid SOL
son1a other Republicans. and Is not ah .us-- N
der candidate n short. MI Iait LSS.se - bs is
tha South fust as he Is everywhere because vI-hfta
o sectional candidate. A Republican = ros-
Mans party in the South therefore hecolT,S os,S With
sibilitv because Mr. Taft enters the heio A. ,sts
the kinder wishes 81 probably more voters -.
section than any other candidate heretoiosIe-
on the other hand '.ft Is certain thSt tle ~ os,v
pagn opens with Democratic lndifterSSr9cs ~ Re-
>oua rters around the threshold at whicn - -
oubIfcans VIII strive 10 enter These opinions a
All the more significant because eNpYeSsscu
io,,rnsl ~ the planters rather than % the pol..
cians Apprehensions lest there may oe eissr vr.z.
able SURPRISES for the Republicans W tne N..L
may be Offset ny surprises ot snotfsr Sola -
nronriats result of a campaign in which for - .
Srst time since the war the sectional issue IS :"
nzf ir,llc
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
NEW ZEPPELIN A|RsH|R
Is Completed and Ready For Trial.
Largest of Its Kind Yet Con-
structed-A Description. I
Special to the Herald.

SDtSldl w bllt llVleiiu.
Paris. May PA dispatch from
Monzell, on Lake Constance, says that
Count Zeppelin's airship No. is now
completed and ready for its first trial.
The new airship is the largest of it's!
kind yet constructed 1t measures 1876
metres in length and thirteen metres
in diameter. Between the two huge
baskets attached to the airship the
count has two rooms-a study and e
bedroom-constructe in bamboo for
himself and his friends. Besides this
hammocks will be swung be-
tween the baskets and the study foEi
the accommodation of the engineer4
and the workmen during long voy&
age. The count announces that his
first voyage after few preliminary
trials over Lake Constance will be toj
Frankfort and back, and if this trip
proves a success he will pay "a flying
visit to the kaiser in Berlin
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
MICHIGAN FAVDRS TAFT
Congressman Diekema Calls the Mich
igan State Convention To Order
at Grand Rapids.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Grand Rapids. Mich, May 12.-The
Michigan republican state convention
assembled in this city today and was
called to order by Congressman Die
kema, chairman of the state commit
tee, who yielded the gavel to Con-
gresham Hamilton, the temporary
chairman. The only business of the
convention is to select the four del
egates at large and four alternates to
the national convention, though the
gathering of the party leaders from
all parts of the state has naturally
been made an occasion for consider
able political work in relation to the
coming gubernatorial campaign II is
not thought likely that today's con-
vention will commit itself in any way
with regard to the contest for the
governorship. With regard to the
states choice for the presidential
nomination, there seems to be. no
doubt but what Taft will have the
votes of the Michigan delegates at the
Chicago convention.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
Big Trap Shoot at Dallas.

Special TO The Herald.
Dallas, Texas, May 12.-The trap
shooting tournament which opened
here today under the auspices of the
Dallas GIN Club promises to be one
of the most successful as we'll as one
of the largest tournaments ever
pulled off in the Southwest. The lib
eral prize offerings, consisting of one
thousand dollars in added prizes and
number of valuable trophies, has
attracted many prominent shots from
all over Texas and the neighboring
state. The tournament program coy
ers four days
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
Convention of Realty Men.
specfal to the Herald.

Chicago, ILL.,, May ia national
convention of real estate men, the
first of its kind to be held in the
United States, assembled in Chicago
today with delegates on hand from
Boston to Seattle. The delegates got
together in the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium
this morning and perfected their Or
ganization. AT the afternoon session
committee reports were heard, fol
lowed by the discussion of various
questions of interest to the real es-
tate fraternity throughout the country
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
WEEDS Manila Justice.
'pecial to the Herald.

Winchester, Va, May 12.-Tn Christ
hurch here today Miss Eleanor Bar,
ard Conrad, daughter of the late Dr..
Daniel B. Conrad of this place, be-
lme the bride of Justice Adam Car
fon of Manila, P. l. The bride is the
iiece of Holmes Conrad, assistant at
orney general under President Cleve-
and, and she comes of distinguished
colonial ancestry of Virginia Justice
Carson, the bridegroom; is associate
Justice of the United States supreme
court in Manila
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1908-05-12
EG|C|DES IN SERv|A
Situation of King Peter of Servia Is
Becoming More Untenable Every
Day, Says Dispatch.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Vienna, May 12.-The situation of
King Peter of Servia is becoming
more untenable every day owing to
the way in which he is forced to sub
nit to the regicides who put him on
the throne The opposition in parlia-
ment, which detest the regicides,
have defeated the ministry, but NJ.
Paschics, the premier, has been re-
tanned in office in order to insure the