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New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

caly he represents survival of the inventor
capitalist, a working employer. independent
business man with a paternal regard for his en-
ployes and a hearty for the Individuality
destroying machines called trusts. He has never
paid a penny of graft, commercial or political. If
economic laws could have put too much pressure
on his oldfashoned principles of honesty and indie
pendence, he would have gone out OF business
rather than surrender.
A hilly macadamized road lined with grateful
trees led up from Hartsdals station past the knoll
set buildings of clubhouse and rest home the
right and the rolling green slopes Of golf links
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

been bestowed by Sutans upon specially favored
relatives it has been regarded indication
Of the desire of the sovereign that the success
sion to his throne should be vested in the prince
in question instead of the legitimate heir ap-
parent, and the Nahim has in most cases become
Sultan, in defiance of the statutes regulating the
order of succession. Dynastic tradition and
Koranc law provide that the throne at the
death OF a Sultan shall pass to the oldest of the
princes of the blood. irrespective of the fact of
their being his sons, brothers, or even cousins.
The senior of them all is Rechad. next brother
Of the present Sultan, who was preceded by his
elder brother Murad, while the latter followed
his uncle the unfortunate Abdul Aziz, who had
several sons. The eldest of them, Prince Izzed-
dine follows next after Rechad Effendi sec
ond in the line of succession to the throne.
After that come the present Sultans younger
brothers Suleiman and Vahid- -Eddne; the late
Sultan Murad's only son, Prince Salah-Eddine.
and the late Sultan Abdul Aziz's younger son,
Abdul Medjid and then only the present Sui
tan's eldest son, Prince Selin2.
Prince Burhan- -Eddine is the fourteenth in
the line of succession, and his proclamation as
Crown Prince would mean the exclusion of no
fewer than thirteen older princes Of the imperial
dynasty all of whom have their friends and
adherents whose fortunes depend upon the
maintenance of their rights.
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DISCOVERY OF TREASON.

The true reason for his concern is, first of ALL
the revolt of his Albanians, upon whose loyalty
for which he had sacrificed so much he relied
blindly but above all the discovery of treason
within the walls OF the Yildiz Kiosk. 1t is
stated that Izzet Pacha, surnamed "El Arab"
by reason of his Syrian parentage, and who
father of the Turkish Envoy to the United
States has been for years the all powerful ia
vorite of the Sultan and his most clever and
astute adviser, has fallen from his high estate
and is in deep disgrace. owing, it is alleged
to the discovery by the Sultan OF intrigues to
prevent the execution of his cherished plan to
institute his son, Prince Durham Eddne as his
successor.
Durham -Eddine is twenty three years of
age, a sailor by profession, and the most gifted
good looking and loved of all the Sultan's
thirteen children. Brought up carefully by
the very best German, French and English
tutors obtanable, thoroughly up to date and
modern in his ideas, and of soldierly ap-
pearance. he has travelled extensively in Eu-
rope. has frequently been the guest at Potsdam
Of the Kaiser. with whose sons he is on terms
OF warm friendship and represents the most
striking contrast to his cousins. uncles and
brothers. Two years ago the Sultan conferred
upon Durham Eddne. who is not the eldest but
latter may be rendered in English as "coadju-
tor" associate 'viceroy,' and ii is a fact
that the monarch from that time forth associ-
sovereignty.
1t is noteworthy that in the very rare in
stances In Turkish history Of the title having
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
KAISER SUPPORTS SULTAN.

Emperor William is understood to have
warmly encouraged the Sultan in selecting
Burhan-Eddine as his successor. and Is said to
have made known in the various capitals of
Europe his sentiments about the matter The
Sultan too last year sent Haiku. one of his
most trusted and confidential agents. to visit
Vienna Rome London. Paris and St Peters
burg for the purpose of sounding the different
courts and governments about the matter and
he is stated TO have brought back an assurance
that no objection viii be offered from abroad
to the change in the order OF succession. pro-
vided ii can be accomplished without blood
shed and disturbances of a nature to infct in
jury upon foreign life, property and interests.
For, all things considered, the powers would
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02
MUSICIAN AND INVENTOR.

It seemed indeed. difficult 10 get very intimate
details concerning the enigmatc giver of half mill
ion dollars There was a clew in his musical tastes,
and q search among musicians and cello dealers
might have yielded results. Also the patent office
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

ences of this kind with more foreign
powers have been part and parcel of the daily
routine of his long reign They do not disturb
him. for keenly alive TO the jealousies and rival
ries between the various foreign powers, he
knows that he always play off one group
against another and that just at present he
can rely upon the moral backing of the Kaiser,
and possibly, too OF Austria and Italy, in re-
sisting the pressure of England, Russia and
FNran1a ahout Macedonia
New-York tribune., 1908-08-02

wages by their wealthy coUntrymen- They 10 Nc.
learn the language. and they are kept Down ana
exploited until they get too old. when they sr,
thrown into the street Their condition il pftfvi
while the arrogance Of their wealthy employers
can scarcely be exceIIed I have always felt sy---
pathetic toward the clerks who badly paid
and ground down. Come upstairs and IN
show you some pictures Of our new Juildingz~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02
RECALL VENEZUELA MESSAGE.
London Papers Remember Cleveland from
Noted Incident

LONDON. June 2i.-The flags over
Dorchester house aud the American en-
bussy were placed at half mast today on
the receipt Of the news Of the death Of
Mr. Cleveland.
Mr., Reid said: II had Il high personal
appreciation of Mr.. Cleveland and my
cordial relations with him. which began
when he was mayor Of Buffalo, never
were broken. ] believe Mr.. Cleveland had
grown steadily in the respect ana apprr-
cation of the American people since his
retirement from office"
Mr. Cleveland is best remembered in
England ms the author Of the "Nenezuc-
Ian message" and most Of the afternoon
papers, while speaking approximately Of
his career, recall this incident The Globe
says it astonished the civilized world and
TINT only the wise craftsmanship Of Lord
Salisbury and the camness of the British
public avcrted n war at that time. The
Evening News publishes the dispatch Civ
ing Mr.. Cleveand's death under the head.
line, THE President Who Threatened
War
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THIEF WAKES VICTIM.
Pittsburg Burglar Is Unable to Find,
Way Out of House He
Robbed.

pITTSBURG. Pa. June 29.-James
II. Finnigan, a commission merchant,
was awakened early yesterday morning
by Il big burglar. who stood over him
with revolver levcled ut his head.
Nov don't be frightened said the
burglar. You see. it's this way. When
| came in here | forgot to leave the door
opca. and there's so blamed many doors
in this old shack of yours | simply can't
find the one that leads to the street,
Would you obge me by escorting me to
the door,
Finnigan looked at the thief, whose
pockets were hulging out with vauabes,
and then looked again down the barrel
of the revolver.
When he opened the front door the rob
Der quickly slipped past him, babe him q
hurried farewell. and disappeared.
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TO CUT INDIANS HAIR.
Official BARRIERS Will Be Stationed at
All Agencies and Reserva-
tons

WASHINGTON, d. c., June cit
is proposed to establish official BARRIERS
at all Indian agencies and reservations.
Some years ago the dcstinies of the In
dian bureau were in charge of William
A. Jones OF Mineral Point, Wis, who III
time became known as Getty Your Hair
Cut-Bill." 1t came about in this way:
One day Buganegeshik and four other
ChippewaS wandered into the office of the
commissioner of Indian affairs. They
were deckcd ont in paint and feathers.
carried tomahawks, and wore the red
dcst of red blankets.
Commissioner Jones stood for the
paint. the feathers, the tomahawks. anf
the blankets. but he rose in wrath at the
long hair that graced the braves.
Away with it, he cried, Well have
an end of it. Get your hair cut and
get it cut quick" he commanded.
The -your-hair-cut" order soon fol-
lowed
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Democrats Arriving in Denver Favor
Minnesota Man.

DENVER colo, June 2i.-Among the
few Democrats of prominence who have
come to Denver to attend the Demo
cratic convention the choice of n candl-
date for yrc president is the leading
theme. COS. Johnson has decided lead.
Little attention is paid to the announce
mcut that o." is not a candidate and
would not accept second place. Those
who favor him say that, while he has
been successful i'll Minnesota, he has not
won such "a place in his party that he
could afford ID decline a nomination for
vice president They contend that he i,
the one available man WHO would prop.
criy supplement Mr. Bryan's candidacy
say that he has been put forward as
the candidate for the presidency by
eastern Democrats and urge that those
Democrats would support him just as
strcnuousy fur vice president.
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GAMBLERS ON CARPET.
New York Grand Jury Will Weigh Evil
dence Against Offenders of
Hughes Law.

NEW YORK, June 29,-The grand
jury of Kings county will take up the
case of all the bookmakers who have
been arrested at the Gravesend and
Sheepshead Bay tracks, charged with
making bets on the races, according 10
announcement made today by counsel
representing Acting District Attorney
Elder of RTooklyn. Eighteen bookmak-
ers were arraigned in the Coney island
police court today and hearings in their
cases were postponed until July 10, &c.
await decision on n test case.
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ADJOURN THAW
CASE TWO WEEKS.
SLAYER OF STANFORD WHITE
TAKEN TO WHITE PLAINS
FOR HEARING.
JEROME APPEARS FOR STATE.
Prisoners Attorneys Will Raise the
Point of Securing Jury Trisl for
Their Client.
ENJOYS RIDE ON THE HUDSON

WHITE PLAINS. n. j., June 90
Harry X. Thaw reached White Plains
this morning to continue his fight to es-
cape Matteawan asylum for the criminal
insane, but the hearing was adjourned
until two weeks from today when counsel
VIII submit allidavits and arguments on
the question of Il jury trial.
While confined in the Jail at Pough-
keepsle where the proceedings connected
with the writ of habeas corpus, which
was secured by his attorneys were.
heard. his counsel obtained a second
writ
In the first habeas corpus proceedings
before Justice Joseph Morschauser in
Poushkeepsie this point was not brought
up, as counsel for Thaw assumed that
his sanity was perfect. Thaw's new
counsel. Charles Morschauser, together
with Franklin Bartlett of New York,
Will urge Judge Mills to grant jury
trial.
Witness in Thaw's Party
The Thaw party was joined on the train
by DR.. Charles w Pilgrim, superintendent
Of the Hudson River State Hospital for
the Insane at Poughkeepsie, who testi-
fled as an expert i'll behalf of Thaw at
the last trial.
Dr. Amos 7. Baker. assistant superin-
tendent of the Matteawan asylum, came
down i'll the same train He and Thaw
shook hands at Tarrytown while waiting
for the car TO White Plains.
Enjoys Ride on Hudson.
Thaw enjoyed the ride down the Hud-
son. It's the first | have seen the coun--
try to any extent in two years." he said.
He was in fine spirits and declared that
his stay in the Poughkeepsie iail had
helped him because of the better diet per
mitted.
The hour for opening court had not ar
rived when Thaw reached White Plains
and at his request he was taken to II
barber shop for shave. On the way
back to the courthouse he was beset by
photographers, whose efforts to obtain
views of him greatly entertained Thaw.
Jerome Is on Hand.
District Attorney Jerome arrived from
New York and went into conference with
Assistant District Attorney Conger of
Duchess county, DR.. Baker and Dis
trict Attorney Francis A. Winslow of
WestcheSter county. The temporary court
room. which accommodates not more than
300 people was filed with lawyers and
spectators before the persons concerned
in the proceedings entered
Thaw's Chances Bright
At the conclusion of argument before
Justice Mills this afternoon the Justice
said:
Il believe it should be only a matter
of time when this man ought to have n
jury trial. | am not prepared to say
whether it should be now or later"
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PLAYS ROMEO; SHOT TO DEATH.
Missouri Youth Killed on Rope Ladder
by Sweetheart's Brother.

HUNTSVILLE, Mo-, June 29-Thom-
as J. Bagby. 20 years old, was shot and
instantly killed near here when, like
Romeo of old he chung to rope ladder
and talked to his sweetheart, Nellie Car
ter, II years old, the daughter of we'll
to-do Randolph county farmer
f.. j. Carter, Jr., the girls brother,
is held pending the coroner's inquest.
Young Carter admits the shooting, but
declares he thought Bagby burglar
and did not know that he had killed his
sisters sutton until he struck light
aud looked ut the dead youths face.
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BOY. ~. SAVES FIVE FROM LAKE.

Lorraine, o., June 29.-Alone in a
rowboat lie Roy lie Barron, II years of
age, rescued three men and two women
whose lives were in danger by reason Of
the capsizing of their sailboat off the
harbor in Lake Erie here Sunday
The boy saw the vess'' tip over in a
sudden squall He ran to the beach, got
in a rowboat and. despite the heavy sea,
rewed to the wreck He arrived just n
time. as the two women were on the
verge of giving up their hold on the over
turned craft.
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TURNER'S GO FOR FEST.
Chicago Given Greeting on Arrival
n Davenport.

DAVENPORT, Ia, June 2G.-This
city is in gala attire i'll honor of the
Kreisfest of Turner's of Iowa, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Minnesota, which will
bring 5000 visitors to Davenport
The Chicago and Milwaukee dclega,
tons, numbering nearly 2OOO, accompa.
MED by several bands. arrived last even.
ing and were given Il hearty greeting
as they paraded through the city The
men are camping at the ball park and
the women are being entertained at pr.
waite homes.
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PONIES ARE CRIPPLED.
Keene's Colin and Celt Will Not Start
in Coney Island Jockey Club
Stakes.

NEW YORK. June 2G.--Neither Coin
nor Celt, he mainstays Of James K.
Kecne's big stable this year, will start
tomorrow in the $4,000 Coney Island
jockey club stakes at Sheepshead Bay.
Both are seriously amiss. The sheath of
the tendon of one of Collins forelcgs IS
so fcvcrish that DR.. Sheppard, the vet
Urinary, declared after examination that
it would be dangerous to work the colt
for the rich stake tomorrow. Celt has
developed quarter crack in one huOt.
1t may be cured in time, but neither THIS
colt nor Colin may he seen in Il race
for Il long time to come
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MURDER IS FOUND OUT.
Confession of Suspect in Pittsburg Re-
veals Crime in Fashionable Part
Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, H.. June 2G.-The fact
that a murder was committed ten days
ago at SO Cedar street, near the fash
ionabl lake shore drive, was established
today when information reached the POI
lice that J. &. fosters, under arrest in
pittshurg. has confessed that he was
present when the crime was committed.
Valentine HeiScr, the victim, care
taker in charge of the home of c. II,
Gottlricd, wealthy brewer. in the lat
tcr's absence was found dead on the
basement floor and the police have been
in doubt whether he committed suicide
or was murdered The confession Of
Holsters charges Il man named &. l..
Smith with the shooting of lleiser.
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LAFAYETTE STATUE III PLACE.
B.crze Monument to knight Of Lib
city" Holsted TO Pedestal

PARIS, June 27.-The bronze statue Of
Lafayette. the gift Of American school
children to France was hoisted On its
pedestai IN the Place Gu Louvre yestcr.
day afternoon in the presence Of Paul
Bartlett, the sculptor Of The statue,
Alexander IL Keyell acting president u
,be Lafayette memorial commission and
"a number Of French sculptors All PREF
emf united in pronouncing the statue a
splendid artistic success. The final cere.
mopy will probably take place July J.
n viii be brief and informal in char.
.acfer.
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CHEERS ROOSEVELT; MAY DIE.
Millionaire "Rooter' at Convention Ha.
Congestion of the Brain.

CINCINNATI, O., June 24.--Joseph
G. Butler, Cincinnati millionaire, is at
the point Of death in hospital at Du-
range. CoIo, a victim If congestion Of
the brain, superinduced 10y cheering for
Roosevelt and other excitement incident
to the recent Republican national con
ventiun and the efforts To stampede il for
Roosevelt During the convention But
Ter was Roosevelt "rooter" and he
chcercd for forty minutes when the STAN
pcde was attempted. Butler is Is years
old. lie is owner Of the Commercial
Tribune building, the Butler, Power
building ami many other valuable pieces
of realty IN Cincinnati.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-07-02
THAW KEEPS UP
LEGAL CONTEST
FOR FREEDOM
SLAYER OF STANFORD WHITE
GETS NEW HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT.
DoDGES MATTEAWAN AGAIN.
Prisoner Declares That He Is Sane and
Willing to Testify Before
Jury.
is CONFIDENT HE WILL WIN.

POUGHKEEPSGE y. T., June II
Harry *. Thaw has obtained new writ
of habeas corpus, returnaLe before Su-
nrene Court Justice Mills at mte
Plains at 1890 o'clock Monday morning.
when counsel for Thaw will ondcayor to
secure a jury trial to pass upon ms
mental condition.
The writ was served this morning on
Under Sheriff Townsend in anticipation
of Judge MOrSchauscr's signing an Order
mt II o'clock tins morning recomm!tuus
Thaw to Matteawan.
The writ has the effect Of holding
Thaw here until Monday when Tie Snrr-
if Will be required 10 produce him be
fore Judge Mills at White Plains.
Thaw Makes Statement.
He made the following statement
II cannot bear the thought of return
ing to Mattcawan on account OF BENG
Obliged to associate there with insane
people. | would rather 90 to prison. /
have thought all along, especially since
Justice Morschauscr handed down has
decision. that if ! could get my case 70
q jury | would be able 10 convince
twelve men Of my present sanity ana
secure thereby my liberty. ! am anX-
Sous to take the stand and be examined
as to my mental condition, feeling conn
dent that q jury will agree that | am
not insane"
The petition on which Judge Mills
granted the new writ is made by y. Rus
sell Peabody rs attorney aud next friend
of Thaw. II rccites that Thaw is re.
strained of his liberty by Sheriff Robert
w Chauicr Of Duchess county, ana
that he is not detained by virtue Of any
mandate issued by court or JndG" "i
the United States nor by a final lndg.
ment or decree Of competent tribunal
of civil or criminal jurisdiction.
Validity Is Attacked
The petition attacks The yaIiiitr Of
Thaw's commitments tO the custody "t the
sheriff Of DutchcSs county as well rs
the commitment t. Mattcawan att"r the
second trial. when the jury rendered a
verdlct of acuuittaI ON account Of jnSan.
lily The petition holds that IhaW; after
his acuuittaI. could not b" lawfully re-
strained Of his liberty as an insane per
son without an iuquisition IN lunncy in
which lie would be entitled ~ hay" the
3ssuo Of lis sanity determined by jury
NotLing had been heard here MP tu noon
of Judge DoWliug's decision "u the APP
plicaiiun madr by Co. bartlett on hc
half Of Thuw to huyc him committed 1,
some state hospital other than Mattca
wan.
The anticipation by Thaw and hi.
counsel that Justice Morsrhauscr would
rec0mmit the slayer II Stanford White
10 Nattcawnu proved correct District
Attorney Mack presented 10 the judge
this forenoon the formal order Of recon-
commitment 10 Mattcawan, which jus
tice MorschauSer promptly signed.
II would have had the effect Of re
Turning Thaw to Mattoawan today, hut
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Leaves Hospital Saturday.
GALE HAS OPPOSITION,
Former Wisconsin Man Will Meet
Friends IN Political Game in
Alaska.

FAlRBANKS, Alaska, June "a
The political situation III Alaska was
made extremely complex yesterday by
the statement which Judge James Wick
crsham issued announcing he would be a
candidate IT, succeed Thomas Gale as
delegate to Congress. The fact that
Gale and Nickcrsham are warm political
and social friends adds to the oddity of
the campaign. Roman. the Democratic,
and Corson, GOV. Hoggatts candidate,
were former supporters Of Mr.. Gale
Maj Clum who inaugurated his own
campaign yesterday was also Il Gale sup
porter. In the face of all this, reports
which come from the second division in
dictate that Gale has got strength there
as we'll as in The Tanana.
Mr.. Gale is now spending the summer
MItL his LnM-LN at Fond DIN L.Mc. wis.
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RUMORS HIT BRITISH CABINET.
Tweedmouth and Loreburn Said to B,
Likely to Retire.

LONDON, June 2G.-Thcre is rumor
in the lobby of the House of Commons
that the designations of Lord Tweed
mouth, president of the council, and
Lord Loreburn, lord high chancellor
We're imminent. and that Mr.. Haldane
secretary for war, and Winston Spencer
Churchill president of the board of
trade. would be appointed lord chancellor
and secretary for war respectively.
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FLORIDA TO VOTE FOR BRYAN.
State Delegation Uninstructed, br
FavorS the Nebraskan.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 20
The entire delegation from Florida al
though uniustructed. favors the nominal
tion Of William J. Bryan for the pres-
dcucy. -Four delegates were chosen at
the first primary and the other six at the
second. the results of which have just
been declared.
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KISSES AT 500 EACH.
Rockefeller's Physician Sells Them t
Raise Fund and Soon Has $4,000
Pledged

KANSAS CITY, Kan, June 2G.-An
offer by Or. Hamilton Fisk Biggar
John ID. Rockefeiler's physician. to kiss
any woman who would give 500 to the
propaganda fund this morning created
the merriest time of the hOmeopathss
national convention in Casino hall. The
fun continued for thirty minutes and
$1,000 was pledged, enough of it 10y
women doctors to keep DR.. Biggar busy
trottng w and down the aisle trying to
catch the givers and fulfill his part of
the compact.
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MUST GIVE UP TROLLEY LINES.

BOSTON, Mass, June PA final
decree restraining the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad company
from holding stock in the various troll
icy companies named in the information
recently Med against the New Haven
company by the attorney general, has
been bonded down by Judge Rugg In
the supreme court. The decree gives
the company until July !, 1909 to dis.
pose OF ts present holdings In these
companies.
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ROOT BEGINS TRAINING.
Secretary of State Starts Active Work
on Muldoon's Physical Culture
Farm

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, June 90
Elihu Root, secretary of state, began 1T
Muldoon's sanitarium today course Of
ply training intended TO put him in
a physical condition for another year OF
hard work at his desk in Washington.