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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
AMERICAN YOUNG TURKS HISS SULTAN ----------------r----- taf Large Mass Meeting in, New York to Celebrate New
 Regime. e PRESIDENT SYMPATtHzES Venerable Archbishop of Armenian Church Rouscs Anger by Prais- ,,. ing Ruler.
PRESIDENT SYMPATtlzE:ss

New York; Sept. GA large mass meeting was held 'to-nght in Carnegie hall under the combined auspices or the Young Turk party, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation' and the Hunchakist society to celebrate' the establishment of constitutional govern ment in the Ottoman Empire. Mum Bey, Turkish Charge d'Alfaires at Washington, was chairman. Among those on the platform were His Grace Rt Rev; ,Yaznig 'Abahouni, the re- oently appointed archbishop of the Armenian church In America. Con gressman Herbert Parsons, James Bronson Reynolds, Alexander ". Campbell and others who nave iden- tined In the movement for securing concessions from the sultan. < President Roosevelt sent q letter of regret. and the reading of. 1t evoked great applause. The letter was ad- dressed to MT; Reynolds! It part is says.
 All men all over the world who be- lleve In liberty and order and who be- lieve In a liberal government under which justice shall be done to every man without regard to his creed or race, must. feel the keenest. interest and sympathies with the movement so full of hope for general progress which Is now taking place In the Turkish empire" t.s, :.
 Muni Bey, referred briefly to the re- cent concessions. of the sultan. He said the people of Turkey had suf- fered but, now they were united as brothers. tt4
 We must feel strong" said, he, land as brothers see the reign of liberty justice and fraternity. We are all alike before. God and the natural laws of the universe. But we must be friends and brothers and, united respect the laws and justice. We must stand united and | fight until the last drop of our blood Is gone in the defense of our liberties
 Congressman Herbert Parsons evoked hearty applause when he told his audit ors that from the house of representa-, tives in Washington bring you wha I v congratulation from that body9 An other outburst of applause lasting sev eral minutes followed when the ven erable Armenian archbishop, clad fl the full vestments of his high officc , entered, Speaking in Armenian he sal that for "a time the wings of the Ar nfenjan had been broken and clipped i but now they could fly once more,
 In concluding his address he starte 10 praise as was his duty. so 1t wa said by the Armenians present, the ex listing throne of Turkey; but he wa I interrupted by storm of hsses. tn temper of his vast audience evidentl not being in accord with praise of tn sultan. A number of, other speakers
 including several Turks and Armenians also addressed the meeting. .
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
RICHMOND BLUES.
Cordial Welcome Awaits Noted south
 crn Company.

Big times are expected here when the Richmond Blues land In town Wednes- day night as the guests of the Foot Guard. Everything is being done for the comfort and entertainment of these gentlemen of Virginia and the people of New Haven seem to have entered Into the spirit of the coming occasion, supporting the Foot Guard in an en- deavor 10 cause the visitors to carry with them, lasting impression of the heartiness of the city's welcome
 The line of the Foot Guard parade Ia as follows: t
 Parade forms on Central green, right resting on Temple street. nenr Trinity church, and starts nt 2.3o sharp.
 To Chapel, State. Elm, orange, Trumbull, whitney. Sachem, Hillhousc, Grove. College, Elm. Howe Chapel church-pass in review nj city hall, to Elm, to central Green, where dress parade will be given by tho Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
 III ioNt lUf NplilIoug iiHN NoAiNN "Blues,' was raised by Captain VIII liam Richardson, the uniform being scarlet, trimmed with white, and con tinued in existence until April, l793, when that uniform was abandoned, because of It's resemblance to the British red coats then go obnox- lous 10 the people. and blue coat' trimmed with white adopted in it's stead As soon as this change was known sixty odd of the most re- spectable citizens of Richmond enter ed their names on the company roll
 On the list of May, l793, the com pany mustered sixtS-two men, which soon after increased to eighty, and as the officers elected in April received Ether commissions on the 10th of May | following, that day was selected as the anniversary and has been cele. brated as such ever since.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
CRIPPLED DWARF
 fts}'i SAVES COMPANION
Long Islanders Capsized in Sound Are Finally f,,
 Rescued. r.
IN WATER SEVERAL HOURS
Man Keeps Exhausted Friends from Drowning from
 Overturned Craft.

Fairfield, Sept. 6.--John Brown and John Wilson of Port Jefferson, l.. l., were rescued off Pen0eld Reef this by George w, King of Bridgeport in an exhausted condition, after having been in the water sever- al hours. M
 The two men left Port Jefferson Sat urday night, equipped for a cruise of several days. All the way across the Sound they had rough water and a strong wind When near Penfield Reef Brown went to the masthead to fix a tackle and while doing so the wind cap sized the boat, throwing the occupants Into the water. Both managed to cling to the bottom of the overturned craft, Wilson, who Is cripple and scarcely more than three feet tall, kept his nerve and when Brown, becoming ex- hausted was about to fall Into the wa ter. he was held by the dwarf until he could recover strength.
 While clinging to the boat they were seen by ex-Alderman King of Bridge port. who was cruising in the slooE Venture King with the others in th' sloop,. took the exhausted men aboard and started for Bridgeport when th' fast power boat of Herman Paaso, oi Portchester, N r., was sighted, sig nailed and the men were transferred tC her and hurried to the Pequonnocl Yacht club, landing in Bridgeport Brown was Immediately taken to thu Bridgeport hospital, where he Is now 1T badly exhausted condition. Wilson the cripple, was but little the wors, for his experience, and soon afterwarC came to the home of friends in thl town.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
CIGAR COSTS HIM S2,6o0
Contractor Doped by Autoists Awakes
 in Wet Woods.

New York. Sept, 6.-Frank Del Bal so, the contractor who disappeared mysteriously Saturday after drawing s2,600 supposedly for the purpose off paying off his employees was discover ed to-day fin Nyack, N Y. Del Balso relates that upon leaving .he bank Saturday he was met by three men In an automobile one of whom asked him to give him an estimate on q building which he was about to have erected. Del Balso says he got Into the automobile to go to the site of the building in question and lighted ci- gar which one of the men In the car gave him. After three puffs he lost consciousness, he declares. When he awoke this morning, wet and hedras- gled in the woods near Nyack his watch and the s2,600 were gone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
BUCKS STOVE CASE UP
Alton B. Parker Defending Gompers
 in Boycott Trouble.

Washington, Sept 6,-The petition of the Bucks Stove and Range O., of which Mr. Van Ceaye of St Louis, president of the Manufacturers asso- ciation Is president requiring sam uel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison, of the American Fed eration of Labor, to show cause why they should not be adjudged guilty of contempt, comes before Judge Gould of the supreme court of the district of Columbia, on Wednesday of this week The case will be handled for MT, Com pers and his associates by Alton B. Parker of New York, and lialston X Siddons of this city, and for MT. Van Cleave by Messrs, Davenport of Con nectlout and Sullivan of Washington, D. c. 'The labor men are charged with acting in contempt of the orders of Judge Gould of last December, pro- hibiting them from continuing the Bucks Stove and Range company on the published We Don't Patronize" list of the federation,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
LIMERICK LEAGUE RIOTS
Platform Demolished and Members
 of Parliament Injured.

Newcastle, Sept 6,--A meeting of the Limerick league, held to-day in connection with the sale of the Earl of Devon's estate led to riotous scenes arising out of the rivalry be- tween the followers of William ,O'Brien, the nationalist M. P. for Cork, and other sections of the party. The platform was demolished and S. U. Gwynn, T. M. Kettle, NJ. Joyce and Michael ]. Flavin, all members of parliament were assaulted and recey- ed severe injuries In the melee. A large force of police had difficulty in restoring order
 Lord Devon Is selling under the Irish land act, some 35,00o acres of his property in County Limerick, prac- tlcally everything that he owns ex- cept his castle and park.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
RAILROAD STRIKE ENDING
Negotiations Pending for Temporary
 Settlement This Week.

Ottawa. Ont, Sept. 5.-Although no official statement can be obtained from the labor department there Is season to believe that negotiations are now being exchanged through the me- dium of the department looking to the settlement of the machlnlsts strike on the Canadian Pacific It Is not improbable that the company will consent to take the strikers back to work this week In their old positions on the wage scales agreed, upon by the majority report of the board of conclliatlon In Winnipeg pending a further investigation by a second board on some of the points now in dispute.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Fine. Sermon by Rev. l.. w. Sneath-Much Doing on
 Labor Day.

Rev. Isaiah w. sheath, D. D., pastor of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, In his sermon yesterday morn ing, referred to the religious beliefs of the presidential candidates. Dr. sheath held that the matter of the re- ligious belief of MT Taft and Nr. Bryan, should not prejudice voters in regard to either of these candidates It was the matter of character that the voters wanted in candidates for office, pr. Sheath said hi part:
 We may need another theology I do hot clamor for one, nor do l defend the old. The terms liberal and cqn- servative do not bother me. What we need is a gospel theology and beyond this we need the gospel life. Christian experience is of more value than the theory concerning it. The fact that Judge Taft was reared under Unitarian influences should not prejudice the vot- CT, so long as his character Is above reproach; any more than the fact that Mir. Bryan being of another denomi- nation should prejudice Roman Catholic, am not a Unitarian; but some of the best men and truest Christians l have ever known have been Unitarians While do not mni- mize the value of doctrine, I 'neverthe- less exalt character; and regard it small business to persecute any man for his beiefs;." ''' ..
 The topic of sneath's sermon was. "The One Man Method ofAWork and Worship. '" His text was Ezra 3!1: And when the seventh month was come, and the children of Israel were in the cities the people gathered them. selves together as one man to Jerusa- lem"
 This might be paraphfased as fol. lows" said the preacher: And wher the seventh month was come and the children of the Grand Avenue Congre. gational church, were. in New Haven l
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
WOUND PUZZLED POLICE
Waterbury Physicians Probe "Bullet'
 Hole, But Find No Shot.

Waterbury, Sept 6,-Barney Calvin, aged 50, hostler, was found dead in J. A. Lovett's barn near Fuller street In this city early this evening. A hole on the right side of his head, resem- bling a wound that might have been made by bullet, was discovered by the police, but the theory of murder or suicide was dlspelled after the phy- sicians had probed the wound and found that Calvin had fallen earlier in the day and struck his head on the edge of some sharp obstacle and re- ceived the dead blow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
HosTurTIEs Ar TABRIz.,

Tabriz. Sept 6.--The British vice. consul here recently succeeded in ar- ranging renewal of negotiations be- tween the nationalist leaders and an envoy sent by Ain-ed-Dowleh. but powerful influences are working against compromise Hostlitles broke out again today and the na- tionalist forces bombarded the royal ist lines
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
SPENDTHRIFT REJECTED
France Refuses to Naturalize Former
 Archduke of Austria.

Paris, Sept. GA special dispatch from Berne says that 1t Is learned that the federal authorities advised against tho recent granting of naturalization to Herr Woelhng, who was formerly Archduke Leopold of Austria by the Canton of Zug. State Counsellor Com jesse has notified the Cantonial author ities that investigation has shown the ex-archduke to be Ian interruptions spendthrlft who instigated the flight of his sister. the Princess of Saxony."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
STRAUSS WORK EFFECTIVE
Teaches Importance of Sanitary Milk
 Supply.

New York, Sept. 6.--Nathan Straus, who has done much to impress upon the people here the necessity of a thoroughly sanitary milk supply as a preventive of disease following his re- cent return from Europe issued to-day a statement dealing with his observa- tons and labors in the cause of milk pasteurization during his fourteen months stay abroad.
 : While In Europe MT. Straus says he found that less was known of the danger of infected milk on this side. ,but through his efforts, he states, a great Improvement was made in the last fourteen months In various parts :. of Europe.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
COUNTESS HURT IN AUTO
Chauffeur Killed iind Mhic De Warens,
 Friend of Wright, Is Injured.

containing Countess De Warens and companion, friends of the American aeroplaniat, Wilbur Wright while re- turning here from trip this evening, was overturned The chauffeur was killed outright, and the countess pro- bably fatally injured.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
MARK TWAIN'S HEALTH
Authors Condition Requires Him to
 Reject New York for Connecticut.

New York, Sept 6.--samuel L. Clem- ems (Mark Twain) 1t is stated tonight is about to abandon all claim to New York city as residence. His physi- clans having advised greater rest for him following his recent illness, the humorist, It is stated, will within a week ship his remaining household ef- fects to his house at Bedding, Conn, and establish his permanent residence there.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
HAwAuANs ENTERTAIN.

Honolulu. Sept, '6,--Admisal swim burne. commander of the Pacific fleet now at thls port on It's cruise to Samoa with Rear Admiral Sebree, squadron commander of the same feet was a guest, at dinner last night given by Alexander Young, The other guests were mostly men who took q promln- ent part in the overthrow of the iia- waiian. monarchy in 1893 when Ad- mlral Swinburne, then commander "f the cruiser Boston, landed marines,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
FORGE SURROUNDED.

Colomb- Beshar, Sept. 6.-The French column under General Alllx has arrived at Boudenib to reinforce the French force of l,506 men, who are reported to be surrounded by l5,- 900 Moors. General Allix is prepar- Ing to make an immediate attack on the tribesmen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Miss Flora Harvey entertained the members of her Sunday school class at her residence, on Housatonic aye, nue, Dinner was Sserved out on the lawn under the,wide, spreading trees, A very pleasant partygathered around the board and Helped dispose of the good things prepared by the hostess. The afternoon, was very pleasantly spent with music and games and so- cial time, At the close of the day there was a delightful drive home In Miss Harveys carriageS
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
RUN OVER BY TROLLEY.

Norwich, Sept s.-At midnight last night. Thomas Potter of Westerly, R. l.. died at the hospital here as the re- suit of injuries received by being run over by a car of the Norwich and Westerly road during the evening. Both legs were run over and one had to be amputated. He is survived by his wife and two children. He was lying Across the track.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
GOVERNOR SAVES LIVES.

Madison, Wis, Sept 6.-While out on Lake Mendota late this afternoon, Governor Davidson rescued two men from drowning, They were in ca- noe which capsized and they we're clinging to the sides of the canoe when rescued.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
MILFORD.
1speclal sournal.courler New. Service,

Milford, Sept 5.-The teachers chosen for the auxiliary schools are Miss Fannie Beach Woodmont; Miss Nellie S. Beard, West End; Miss Min nie Hubbard, Wheeler's Farms; Miss Daisy T. Rice. Devon Miss Jennie Peck and Miss Helen Coone have been added to the teachers at the Central scrool
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
COUNTESS A SUICIDE
Prominent in Parisian Society and of
 De Sabatien Family.

Paris, Sept 6.-Countess de Saba ten, prominent in Parisian society, committed suicide by shooting to-day The act it is believed, was the result of nervous excitement from which the countess had been suffering for a long time
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

The Edgewoods and the Washing
 ton Glee club played good game
 Saturday afternoon, in West Rock park, in which the Washington Glee club was defeated in a score of 5 to o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Derby, Sept. 6.-Profs. Skipp aud Brown of Ansonia, held successful promenade, Saturday evening, in Gould armory, this city. A large at tendance was present, inclu ling ma1y out of town guests. Music for danc- ing was furnished by ziegler's erches- tra. These two popular young dane ing professors will give another prom enade in the armory. on Monday even ing,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
ARTHUR S. SHERMAN DEAD.

Southport, Sept. s--Arthur selleck sherman one of the best known resi- dents of this town. died this morning, aged sl He was formerly in business in New York city, but of recent years has lived on hls farm here
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

George Overton returned from Bea- con Falls on Friday to join his broth CTS, Elmer and Allan, on their trip to Long Island, where they will enjoy a few days outing Leaving Saturday on their boat, they will cruise along the shore of the island, stopping at different points, and will return the first of tho week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
NAVARRO rhoRIo CUP WINNER.

Bologna, Sept s--Felice Nazzaro the Italian driver, to-day won the Florio cup. covering BIS miles in four hours, twenty-five minutes and twen- ty-one seconds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

There will be q business meeting held in the Congregational chur ,h chapel, Tuesday evening, after prayer meeting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

MT, and Mrs, Hayes of Central ave- nue, have returned, home after a va cation with friends in Battlcbury, Vt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Burnham of South Norwalk are the guests of their son, F.. s. Burnham of Fitch street,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

The W. S. A. C. are planning to give a dance the 25th of September. A very pleasant time Is looked for.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07
NASHVILLE.

The Westville postoffice has these names advertised: Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs Anna E. Kowley, Mrs. Sarah Mil- Ter Mir. stephen Protooski. A. s. Sperry,' Bethany Ct; MT. Harold L. Walker, Woodbridge.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Holiday hours will be observed at the Derby public library on Labor day. The library will be. open from to o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Miss Ethel Canada of Fitch street has returned from visit of several months in Colorado.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Miss Mildred Benjamin has return ed from few days visit with rela- tives in Derby While there she join ed a party of six high school girls with chaperone, and enjoyed a sail up the river to Van Duesens' camp, where they spent delightful day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Mrs, Wilbur $ Ford and daughter Marjory arrived in town on Friday and are guests of MT. and Mrs James E, Ford, corner of High and West Main streets
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Mir and Mrs Moves R, Bailey and son Stanley have returned from a two
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

M 1t :, weeks outing in the White noun tains.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

The New Haven Gas company has n force of men at work through West Main street and are now at Baldwln's grocery store, going west
 Mrs Joel smith. accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Wlnifred Smith, of Bridgeport. has been enjoy ing visit with Mrs. Frank Ritchie of West Main street
 The Plymouth Workers have been busy getting the church carpet in or- der. The members met at the church parlors to help with the work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Moves Wilmot and daughter Marion, who have been spending the summer at thei~ cottage at Laurel Beach. have returned 10 Atheir home in Naugatuck. Marion will enter college this fall
 Joseph R. Clark was elected presi- dent of the Twenyseventh Connecti- cut Volunteers at the reunion held at Savin Rock last week
 A meeting of the Ladies Benevo- lent union was held at the residence of Mrs, E. H. Body at Meadows End on Friday afternoon. A box luncheon was served and very enjoyable after noon was spent.
 At the republican caucus the fol- | lowing men were elected to nominate the governor: Hon. G. w Smith, Hon James A. Perry. Hon. Omar A. Plat and Edgar Smith; for the senatoria convention, Norman Buckingham Frederick Smith, William Woodruff and Charles o. Matthews
 Miss Ruth sperry is planning tc ! leave this week for q continuation ot her course of study in the Moody school In Northheld.
 MT and Mrs, Holmes and family who have been occupying their cot. tage at Fort Trumbull Beach for thu summer, left last week for their home in New Britain
 Accommodations for the local peo. pie who desire to attend the orange fair on Monday and Tuesday, Septem Der and s, will be provided by way of busses which will leave the Fay Tor library, corner of Broad and Riv CT streets The floral parade will bt well worth seeing. Milford people will be interested in the high wir, walking of Claude Palmer.
 Judge and Mrs. R. S. Baldwin ac companied by Hon and Mrs. Oma Platt, have returned from a month
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Miss Sylvia Watrous entertained a few friends at her residence on Derby avenue on Thursday evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

Judge and Mrs. R. s. Baldwin ,ac- companied by Hon. and Mrs. Omar Platt, have returned from a months outing at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
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lContinued on Eleventh, Page.),
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-07

The New Haven Gas company has n force of men at work through West Main street and are now at Baldwln's grocery store, going west
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-27
Joseph L. Haas, attorney.
Masters Sale.

State of Illinois, Rock Island Coun-
In the Circuit Court. In Chancery.
Partition. General No. 5952.
Amy Cathcart and Joseph NJ. Cath
cart. compliments, VS.. Frederick Henry
Ficken. Nancy Ficken, Miranda Peter
sen, William Petersen, the Central
Trust & Savings Bank. as administra
tor of the estate of Francis w. Ficken.
deceased; Morris O'Connell and Harry
Diehn defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of a decree of said court, entered
Gath day of April. a. d. 1908. ] shall,
on Wednesday,, the 3rd day of June.
a. d. 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the east door of the
court house. in the city of Rock Island.
I'm said county of Rock Island. to sat
isfy said decree, sell at public vendue.
to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand. that certain parcel of land
situate in the county of Rock Island
and state of Illinois, known and de-
scribed as follows. to-wit: Lot No one
% in block No. one %, in John w.
Spencer's Second addition to the city
Illinois. Provided, the highest and
best bid upon said parcel shall be
equal to at least two-thirds of the APP
praised value of said property. as shown
by the report of the commissioners
heretofore appointed by the court
Dated at Rock Island. ILL.,, this eth
day of April, A. p. 1908.
JOSEPH L. HAAS.
Master in Chancery. Rock Island Coun-
ty. Illinois
Albert Huber, complainants' solicit