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New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
WRIGHT TO INSPECT WESTERN CAMP.
Ten Thousand Federal and State Troops to
Gather at Fort Riley.

Topeka Kan, Aug. 2-Most of the ten thousa nd
federal and state troops which will take part in
the annual n1anoeuvres at Fort Riley from August
10 TO September 10 now on the march, and
are expected to reach that fort within the next
few DAYS One regiment of cavalry and reg-
ment of artillery are already at the fort.
The heat is telling the soldiers. making it i'm
possible for them cover long distances. The 18th
Yesterday after marching four days from Fort
Ieavenworth. The regiment spent Sunday in camp
here getting rested much possible The
hike will be resumed Monday morning. 4
corps of engineers is day ahead of this regi-
ment and Is carrying with II the apparatus to be
used in erecting a monster field searchlight. which
will be used in the msnueuvTes to locate troops
and search the field by night. The light will en-
able the troops ten miles detect the en-
envy"
The regiment consists OF about fifteen hundred
men, and is under the command OF Colonel Lough-
borough. Il is divided into three battaons While
at Fort Riley the engineer corps will throw
pontoon bridge the Kaw River. under as
nearly as possible the same circumstances would
exist in actual warfare.
The ten thousand troops TO participate In the
manueuvres come from Iowa. South Dakota. Mis-
will be divided into armies. the Blues" and
the Browns" and will be arrayed IN various
formations against each other in the working out
OF warfare problems.
General Wright Secretary of War, will probably
visit the fort at the time OF the msnoeuvres and
inspect the troops
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
JEWISH CoLoNIZATIoN PLANS.
Israel zangwill Praises the Galveston
Schema Plea for Russians.

London. Aug 2-Addressins mass meeting Of
Jews in London tonight in celebration of the third
anniversary of the foundation Of the Jewish Terri
torial Organization, Israel Zangwill referred at
length the Galveston scheme Of colonization,
which he said. still remained the only PRACTICAL
idea concretey applied to the Jewish problem.
Even during the worst Of the recent financial crisis
IN the United States. the speaker said, the stream
of Jewish emigration to Galveston never dried up.
and as soon the Presidential election over
their emigration thither would again be In full
swing
The only flaw in the situation for the Jews in
the United States the poverty and congestion
in the Eastern towns. He said that a too great
influx might those parts to be closed against
them and hence the value of the advice that Gal
weston and the West were far better for the emil
grants than New York and the East.
Nj Zangwill urged the English Jews TO combine
acquire from Russia while that country still
friendly with England vast tract of terri
tory for colonization and from the suzerain Of the
new territory definite assurance OF religious and
fiscal autonomy.
II the intention of the International Jewish
Territorial Organization. Mr. Zangwill said in
cIusion. 10 dispatch expedition to some
country suitable for settlement by Jews, but he
added that the time yet not ripe for pub
lie announcement of the details
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
MORE MARRIAGES IN FRANCE.
hheof OF the Law Simplifying Formalities
and Reducing EXPENSES.

FSf's July 1-The Able IAulaire law simplify
,-F loftnahtles OF marriage. passed year ago.
rs --l-Leo Tae expectations OF its author The fig
.eS tor ne last six 1907 Just published
FH9" an Increase Of s.7s3 marriages over the cor
'FsfonclIg period for IN" preceding year bringing
we total number for six months up 16o $50 the
highest recorded in French history. except for 1872
'zccc-rued for by ceremonies delayed by the
franco -Frlsstaa War and 1873 when maria se
~ss sought as refuge frcr2 conscription. The old
'sT not only exceedingly vexatious. requiring
rfreteen separate certificates. including those of
resIdence birth death Of parents and grandpar-
erfs or consent II living military etc but
expensive rs well The mnimaD expense was SO
and when one party 10 The contract was for
e'Ene~. making necessary legalized translatious.
the coet vas much greater. These difficulties. it
Tss recognized rendered marriage practically i'm
Iessi ol@ IN many cases
j Is expected that TIE neW law. by increasing
ihe number of legal unions, u-ili oorrespondngly
rsvse decrease in The iilegtimate hirth rate.
Thick aas been high in France This vas The
fHeof iF Relzium after the French code was dis
'srdsd IL Iss5 Since then marriages have largely
hcresse5 IN number and illegitim@te births have
fslen from an average Of Is for each l.eg2 uumar-
heo women
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
HURT TRYING TO STOP RUNAWAY

ed Patrolman Frank Lennon thrown from
his horse anc severely injured that he had
he removed 10 the New York Hospital. But for
an excited citizen Lennon could have stopped the
runaway without much trouble. He standing
at gath street and Broadway when he attracted
by the yells Of and women. and looking north.
he saw horse dashing madly down Broadway.
the driver trying In vain to check it. He drove
through the excited crowd and. at 33d street.
bout To grab hold the horses reins when
man in the crowd leaped between him and II.
The man knocked down. but was only slight
" bruised. The policeman however. was thrown
from his horse and badly injured. The would-be
hero said he Frank Burn, Of No 30 Fifth
avenue It was supposed he trying to stop
the horse George Bote. the driver. stuck to the
conveyance until the aorsa became tired and
stopped of it's own accord 3sth street. Although
the horse dashed down Broadway at a terrific
speed nobody hurt.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
GUARANTEE TO TURKS.
Imperial Edict Promises Full Lib
ertg-The Ne1C Cabinet.

Constantnople. Aug. 2.-The imperial hiatt
which was read last night before the Sublime
Porte, is published to-day II explains that the
constitution suspended in the time of Safvet
Pacha. who Grand Vizier from Juno to De-
cember, 1873, in consequence of various in
trisues. It declares the equality OF all Otto
mans. without distinction to religion:
proclaims their full liberty and says that ell
appointments. with the exceptions of the Min
listers of War and Marine and the Shek-u ul-
ISLAM will be made on the advice Of the Grand
Vfzier who has been invited to form a new
ministry.
The hiatt further declares that bills regarding
the organization and attributes of the various
prepared according to present requirements and
submitted to parliament
Following is tho remodeed ministry:
The Sheik- Islam Jemalledin Efendi, re-
tains office.
Abdurrahman Pacha Minister of Justice in the
late Cabinet, has been appointed a minister
without portfolio.
KiamiI Pacha remains minister without
portfolio.
Hassan Fehmt Pacha, former Director of Gus
toms. is appointed Minister of Justice.
Turhan Pacha, formerly Evkaf minister of
the Pious Foundations), has been appointed
President of the Council.
Hadji Al<if assumes the portfolio of Minister
of the Interior
Naoum Pacha will be Minister of Public
Works.
zia Pacha former Minister of Finance as
sumes the office of Minister of Commerce
Tewfk Pacha accepts the portfolio of Minister
of Agriculture
Mehmed Ali Pacha will occupy the post Of
Minister of P1ous Foundations.
Rahgib Bey is the new Minister of Finance.
The portfolios of Foreign Affairs. War. Marine
and Instruction remain unchanged being in
charge. respectively, of Tewfk Pacha. Omer
Ruchdi Pacha. Rami Pacha and Hashin Pacha.
Among other important appointments are
those of Zia Bey Mushteshar to the Grand
Vizier Reouf Pacha. ex-Vali of Salonca, as
Prefect of Constantinople and Alta Bey as
Director of Posts and Telegraphs.
1t is believed the Cabinet appointments are
ONLY temporary.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
IZZET PACHA STOPPED.
ENGLAND asked to Permit Arrest
Leader of the ReUoIt.

Constantinople, Aug. 2-The steamer Maria.
on which Izzet fAcha, the former Under Sec
retary to the Sultan, was endeayoring to es-
cape into the Mediterranean. has been held UP
in the Dardanelles, and negotiations have been
opened with the British Embassy for the arrest
of Izzet Pacha. His escape from the German
Embassy last week led to a violent demonstra-
tion Saturday, which eliminated in an at
tack the Prefecture of the Porte. in which
the Secretary of the Prefecture was nearly
killed
The garrison of Constantinople began to-day
to take the oath of allegiance to the constitu-
ton. The troops presented arms. and the Of
fcers, with drawn swords, saluted the flag and
took the oath They then marched thrice past
the colors
The Young Turks keeping order with a
finn hand They publicly hanged on Saturday
liberated criminal whose first use of his lih-
tian
There has been much conjecture concerning
the identity of the leader of the revolution. but
II Is now asserted that he is Albanian, Ismail
Ktamil Pacha. sixty-f1vs years old. member of
an ancient, noble family. He from sub
ordinate position in the Turkish government
service to that of diplomat and state council
lor. His liberal reform opinions eventually
caused him TO be suspected. and he obliged
to flee In order to escape the vengeance of the
government. He lived for years in exile in
London and Paris. but managed the present
revolution from Macedonia
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
DIR. BRENT UNDER KNIFE,
Bishop of Philippines Critically Iu
IN Boston.

Boston. Aug. 2-It became known today
that Bishop Charles H Brent. Of the Philip
pine Islands BishOp-elect OF the Waehingtou'
Diocese had arrived IN Boston Thursday
after a hurried trip across the continent from
Vancouver B. c. TO undergo operation hers
for nasal trouble
The operation performed Friday az
the Mission House. connected with ST Stephens
Church. in Florence street where the Bishop
was rector for ten years Specialists are said
to have been in attendance. but the utmost Sc
crecy has been preserved as to who performed
the operation and regarding its exact nature
1t Is known however. that the Bishop was ap-t
parently in a weakened condition yesterday
when he was removed from the Mission House
10 the home of one of the prominent members
of ST Stephens parish.
Bishop Brent was not expected to arrive here
from the Pacific Coast until tonight. but owing
TO the nature of his trouble it was deemed nec-
essary to make haste. with the result that hs
arrived last Thursday. having taken the fast
est trains across the continent
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
CUBAN TOTE IN DOUBT.
Indications of Conservative Victories
The Island Quiet.

H.vana Aug z-The result OF Saturday s
provincial and municipal elections is still hang
ing in the balance Only fragmentary reports
have been received from the interior. but these
indicate general Conservative gains and point
to the probability that the Conservatives carried
all the provinces, with one or two exceptions.
Matanzas City Sagua la Grands and Santiago
are known to have been strongly Conservative
Governor Dougherty of Oriente province for
nerlv the province of Santiago, reports that
three-hfths Of the municipalities there give the
Miguelistas slight estimated plurality. CANA
suey and Pinar del Rio evidently ConserVa-
tive In Santa Clara province IL is believed the
Conservatives are ahead.
In Havana province there is a close fight be-
tween the Conservatives and Mfguelistas The
Zayistas carried the Isle of Pines by a big ma
iority but are running in third place throughout
the island.
In Havana city there is great confusion over
the canvass Of the vote. Only few district re-
turns had been received up to this morning, and
tonight some still lacking, owing to the
failure of district boards to forward them to the
central board IN the manner prescribed by law
The latter board. therefore. has been unable to
forward the reports TO Colonel Crowder, of the
Department of State and Justice, for tabuation
and probably two three days will elapse be-
fore the result in the city is officially announced
The probability however. is that Julio de Carde-
mas has been reelected Mayor of Havana, and
that the city vote will be sufficient to offset the
country vote for Governor for General AsberI
Miguelista, against General Emilio Mefiez, Con-
servative.
Advice from all sections of the island show
that peace prevails Governor Magoon has re-
ceived from all the provinces messages of con-
graduation for the admirable working of the
new law drafted by Colonel Crowder.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
ORANGE uNDeRcLoTHEs FOR SOLDIERS.

Washington, Aug. 2-Out in the Philippines the
army is to conduct test of the OF under
clothing of suitable color to protect the troops
against the actinic ray. While the effects OF the
sun in the Philippines and in the hotter portions of
India are said to differ materially, it is believed
that it would be wise to have a careful investiga-
tion made to the advantages to be derived from
the use of undertaking of g. color TO protect
against this ray. Accordingly. the depot quarter
master at Philadelphia is having prepared
five thousand suits OF underclothing and as many
hat Innings of an orange red color. They will
shipped 10 the Philippines. where careful OBJ
servation will be made ascertain to what
tent color can be depended protection for
troops against actinic rays.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
COAST RESORTS PLAN BIG CIRCUS.

The fifth annual amateur circus under the
auspices OF the summer residents OF all the coast
resorts from West End. Long Branch. to Asbury
Park will be held on August %. The hippodrome
tent will be pitched the large square opposite
the Deal railroad station. The proceeds will be
divided among Hebrew. Roman Catholic and Prot
estant charities. Special efforts being made to
make this seasons affair surpass all previous ones
Al a recent meeting held at the Hathaway Inn
Casino which attended by representatives
from Seabright, Long Branch. Elberon, Deal
Allenhurst and Asbury Park. a permanent or
ganization was effected and the following officers
elected: Joseph NJ Byrne president John c.
OKeere and Thomas =. Smith. vice residents:
John Fl Dillon treasurer; L. G. Haggerty. secre-
tary, and William DWyer. manager.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
pENoUE FEVER LAID TO MOSQUITOES.

washington Aug Army medical experts in
IN. ,,bi1innines have reported that dengUe fever,
which was prevalent months ago at Fort
William Mckinley is not. in their opinion. con-
tagious but is carried bv mosquitoes 1t Is recon-
rnended that the usual well known ana thoroughly
tested anti-rosauito measures ne adopted at Fort
William Mckinley and wherever else in the Philip
pines there IS any danger OF a visitation of the
disease.
Already there has been an allotment by the war
Department of $4,000 for screening buildings at
army posts and camps in the Philippines. begin
ming with hospitals, the most important. ana
following that up With installation at quarters AMI
barracks.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
B4RTENDERS SLEUTHS.
n. J. Ercise Investigators Get In
side Facts at atlantic City.
lBy Telegraph to The tribune, ]


Atlantic City. Aug. According Peter Baczss.
of the State Excise Investigation Commission tro
detectives in the role of bartenders have been
retng out the exact excise conditions here for rhs
last five weeks Their work is over. and
Charles ]. Fisk. chairman OF the commission has
important information for at its meeting hers
tomorrow.
The commissioners say that there have bean
wholesale violations of the law Atlantic City.
and intimate that there will sensational develop
ments during the hearing. 1t is understood that
the commission will show that practically all the
liquor licenses in Atlantic City controlled by
brewers and that a license cannot be obtained
without the o. X. of the brewers
The commissioners also intimate that they viii
show that both county and city officials have
winked at violations Of the Bishops law. The SEN
sation will when the commissioners ask
questions OF the officials based the findings Of
the bartender detectives.
There are many indications already that the ex-
else probe throughout the state will have an i'm
portant ring the campaign this fall. In
eral counties of the political leaders ara
ginning to hedge in their support OF certain can
didates who are pronounced liquor men. For in
stance. Robert Davis. Hudson Countys Demo
cratic leader who accused the excise investigators
of playing politics in going only TO Demccrsr1s
cities. is now working hard to the candidacy
OF James j. Kelly. a brewery collector who IS tbs
Davis for Sheriff.
IL is said be proba bic that the effects Of tbs
visit IN Hudson may cause the name OF Kelly 70
be withdrawn
Jacob HausslinS who is interested in orevsries. a.
who will stand The enforcement of the Bisscss
la
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
CCLONTSTS EXPECT WAR.
FepezueLa Refuses to -4lEO7c Dutch
Nail To Be Sent ashore.

TiIIerstad- Curacao, AUG 2--The Dutch
cruiser 7elderland arrived here to-day from La
Guayra. Venezuela Her commander says that
he sem boat ashore at La Guayra with an
- Ger. t-.t al communication with the shore
vas refused The authorities there. he says.
declined 70 accept the letter bags and an official
communication 70 the German Minister. who is
n charge o. Dutch interests In Caracas. He
represents also that Venezuela is preparing her
forts for defence.
Il Is generally believed here that Holland will
take. prompt and decisive action.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
CARDINAL elBsoNss VISITS IN ROME

Rome Aug cardinal Gibbons to-day visited
Cardinal Satolli, Prefect OF the Congregation OF
Studies. and Cardinal Martinelli and conversed on
American affairs especially with the former, re-
garding the university at Washington.
Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Foley, of Detroit and
Bishop O'Connell, of Washington, Will go to-mor-
row morning TO Castel Gandolfo to visit the villa
of the American College there
Adonsignor Farley, Archbishop OF New York, has
received the warm congratulations of the cardinals
and other high prelates on the successful celebTa
ton Of the centennial of the New York diocese,
which is considered here have been the most i'm
posing Catholic demonstration ever held in the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
LEEDS NECKLACE CASE AGAIN IN COURT.

Once more the pearl necklace of Mrs. William b.
Leeds Will engross the attention OF the United
States courts About ten years ago Bernard Cit
roen. of Paris. sold the necklace to Mrs. Leeds
which later he had To pay s32,O0o duty of 50 per
cent ad valorem being imposed. Gtroen comedies
that $50 600 OF this amount. which would be the
duty imposed loose pearls. belongs TO the gov
ernment. but Saturday his counsel fled notice
of appeal in the United States Circuit Court of APP
peals asking reduction OF $4,000 from the amount
named in the Judgment OF the lower court Cit
roen's claim is that the pearls had not been made
into a necklace when ne sold them.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
SHELLS FALL In TABRlZ
European Quarter Under Fire
Turks 4dUancing.

London. Aug 3.-Telegraphing on Sunday from
Tabriz. the correspondent of 'The Times says:
"HostiIities were renewed yesterday and to-
day there was shell fire again, considerable
number of the shells bursting in the European
and Christian quarter of the city. But the
royalists and the anti-royalists need money, and
making forced levies to obtain funds. The
business situation is pitiable- The Turks are
still advancing in the Drumiah district. end the
occupation of Sujbulak may occur at any
moment"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
LOWER FARE FOR c. A. r. eNcAmPMeNr

Toledo. Aug. "a rate of fare and a half
for the round trip viii he made by the ra J.
ways from practically all parts Of the country %
the next annual encamnmeht OF The Grand ArD.y y
Of the Republic 10 he held here the week begi +
ming August 81. Extensions September 15 for
the return will he made upon the payment OF 81
Flat rates will be made from far Western and
Pacific coast points. From point, however, will
- as =enger iste exceed that established for
rier :3-tists.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
A MuTINY AT ADRIANoPlE.

London. Aug. S-'"The Timess' correspondent at
Sofia Bulgaria, reports panic AdrianopIe, the
most populous town in European Turkey after
Constantinople, owing to the mutiny of thou
sand time expired soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
LORD ROBERTS TO RETURN HOME.

Montreal Aug. 2.-Lord Roberts who had recov-
cred sufficiently leave here to-day for Ottawa
will # is said by his friends here be Obliged 10
cancel his projected Canadian trip, and will sail
for home on the Canadian Pacific Railway steam
shin Empress Of Britain next Friday. He is act
ing on the advice of his physician in England with
whom he has been in cable communication He Will
be the guest OF the Governor General at ottawa
l-xy
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
ARMY TO BUY 100 TELESCOPES.

washington One hundred observation
telescopes are 10 be purchased by the ordnance de
partment of the army. They are 10 be used in
coast artillery practice TO watch the fall OF shots
and contract for furnishing them will soon be
made.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
BUTTER FAMINE IN AUSTRALIA.

!. EeboUrnc Aug 2-TbeI- - baiter famine
1'oughcus Australia and prices rising rapidly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

Colored preachers OF the Metho-
dist church are assembled in Hick-
man this week, holding the annual
conference of the Western Kentucky
District. They will be here until
Sunday. About fifty delegates are
present.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
Big Crowd Hears Ross.

The talk OF the Town is tn, s,s
made by the Hon. J. S RoH, a
livered a, the Opera House, IA
day night. Mr.. Ross is az "A
man and a brilliant orator and "A
one OF the bes, speeches ,ha, I'd
man has had. He talked iai 4
hour and fifty minutes on To, sd
Of the campaign without notes d
held the audienc. in rap, aii,sa
throughout the entire tin. Il
quen, ou,burs,s Of applause aak
intervals showed the apPTeciaiix
the fine points made. bu, the 50
we're handled SO nicely TIA, ID
could take oiiense.. II Ollie ll,s
has to 90 to the Senate or BTEI
cabinet. the FRS, District al
never have cause TO regret i i
lected Ross to take his place
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
water Queen" Coming.

Will you please publish in your
next issue, that the "Water Queen"
the last floating opera going south
this season, will exhibit in Hickman,
Friday Oct. 30th. Presenting new
4 act comedy drama. in 6 scenes,
and 8 acts of the finest vaudeville
ever on a show boat. making two
shows for the one price Of admission.
This show is strictly moral and re-
fined. and one that is guaranteed to
be first class ia every respect or
money refunded. The company has
been we'll received all up and down
the river. and it has been said by
some, that il is the best show ever
seen on a show boat. This is the
last floating theatre going south this
season and the boat should be crowd
ed, SO you had better secure your
seats early.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
A New Wrinkle.

Esquire J. w. Clinkenbeard. can
didate for reelection as magistrate
a, owingville. KY. received a letter
through the pos,offce Monday warn
ing him to withdraw his candidacy OF
suffer serious penalty.
He also found a notice nailed 10
his barn door to same effect. both
signed might riders" Thomas
Daugher,y's barn and Robinson's
warehouse. both burned with large
amount OF tobacco, this summer were
in Clinkerbeard's district.
This is a new wrinkle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
Methodist Church.

Services at the Methods, Chr:
next Sunday. and you are ihyii'tl
attend. Al IL a. N. the pastor Y
discuss that great question. ~
Law OF the Sabbath" A special !
quest that all men--esPecially .
business men Of the city to Be ~
ent 10 hear this discussion.
At 7;iS p. m. the subject VI
"Playing the Fool"
Let the parents see that Their q
dren a:e in Sunday school
Good Music.