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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
PLACES BAN
ON TENT
CITIES
THEY WILL NOT BE
ALLOWED NEAR
A.-Y.-P. r.
Board of Public Works
Denies Permits at
Session Today

The board Of public works this
morning officially disappfoYed the
scheme of tent cities 10 house
visitors during the A.Y.P. exponi.
ton.
The Application of J rs Rich 70
erect teuts near The corner Of
Thomas u and Melroee aY was
turned dosu upon the report Of
fire 1afshhl Kellogg, disappearing
the permit because the fire prutee.
ton was inadequate
y, II niehbuFK. who wished 20
erect Tying sqaAdfoa ~ tents 81
hnnugklae aY end Alat ~ withdrew
his application because Of the flood
u protests which came from ad.
lninlns property owners. thus re-
iieying the board Of the necessity
q Aetin8 upon hla request.
CITY EngiBeer Thomson remarked
that Il would be establishing a bad
precedent % grant the Rich petit.
'siun
The department Of heaita and
sanitation also expressed tbs
aplninn that "a would be bad policy
to all0w any tents erected except
such aa the individual property
owner mas care 20 pat up Ia his
own yard for the accommodation
1T his own guests during the ex'
position period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
FOR
GORDON
Former C. NJ. Counsel Is
Indicted for an EN-
bexxlement

SPOKANE. Aprli "a 81 J Cor
don. former counsel ia this city fer
khe Great Northern Railway com
pany. was yesterday arrested upuu
an indictment BY the spokane
eoHatg grand lary charging him
9TH emhegxilng 80 200 from the
Great Northern Railway company
BAll was set ut $50 goo IN spite
ag the protests OF Gordons attor.
AevM and thalr demands that It be
no naofs than 5000 The bait vas
furnished within short time after
Gar4ona arrest Gordon was order
I'd - sppear In court today TO
plead
The Indictment Of Gordon and his
arreNt yesterday grsw out Of the
supreme court scandal Investigated
few months ago BY committee
Of the state Bar association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

Martha Fowler baldwin ~ San
Francisco. A letter written BY
baldwin 10 bis son Ia law eatAu.
llAhed Tho pafentsge This letter
showed that Mrs selhys mother.
Martha Fowler. was legally mar,
ried 70 BALDWIN. and tina, tao Years
after the birth % RoErlla nsidwlu.
her mother died.
baldwin left the bulk ~ bis e..
tatn 10 bis two daughters BY his
last marriage The widow lmme
diately announced her intaatton 90
contest the wilL A settlement waa
soon reached to prevent litigation.
but Ia this settlement Mrs. selhy ;
claims we're not considered
II ema then that Mrs. seihy pre-
pared Ia '3ght The other Baldwin
heirs recognized Immediately that
n Nrs Selhy should remain firm In
her purpose there waA a strong
probability that the estate would be
tied ug Ia court fnr years
There was another family con
fcrence This time Mrs sclby vas
not ignored.
Nov she has rolled duwn her
sleeves And the sensational war In
the courts which appeared newt
ahte a few days ago has been
averted. for this time AZ least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
TEN DOLLARS BRINGS
RETURN OF MANY
THOUSANDS

NEW YORK. April aS,--An echo
~ the suicide several months ago OF
John n. woodbury., the beauty
specialist" was heard IN the SUI
preme court here when jury
awarded payton 4. MeCargo a sie,-
400 return ON ten-dollnr invest
ment. MeCargo was manager OF
the Woodbury. company and held
one tiO share Of stock, Andrew
Iereens and Charles II, Goilaus,
soapmakera, OF Cincinnati acquired
60 per cent of the Woodbury. stock
from John H. Woodbury. for $780,
600. but were unable TO obtain q
interest until they ape
proached McCargo lie sold them
his one share. which would give
them control OF the Woodbury. CONF
many. for S3e.o00. Tho company
failed and McCarEo sued the Cin-
clnnau men, winning the verdict Of
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
HALL TELLS or
SHORTAGE

! A Hail. vica president ard
taahiaF q the First National bank.
o. ONLY witness that haa been
saAnlined - far i'd the trial ~ y
PafkhHrsf. former assistant
@Aalef accused In the federal
Nzn q embezzlinx $50. 300 OF the
hEka funds
ma has been o. che stand ever
fhee yesterday afternoon. Ffe
Nstsfied % the finding 81 the sh0r-
&c xnd 70 The arrangements made
- thn atoekh0lders for reimhufa
- he bank
Iais morning BE- ass put through
sfpaiisng crus@examtnMti0n bY
- defense ~ its andeavnr ~ ahoW
~ 2 civil settlement without
pAeeaslon bad been attempted BE-.
VI ne case was puf In the hands
Z ~ government Much emphasis
z pat On the fact that the news
- 10 given o. che papers until
- e, although the shortage was
A.eoTefed Tnlg I'll.
y All probability the case will hot
Y the jury until tho first Of next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
NIAGARA ICE JAM
BREAKING UP

NIAGARA FALLS Aprll 23,-The
Kfoet ice jam. which has caused
damages estimated at $1,000 600 IN
the lower Niagara, is today grad
uHliy thawinR before the sun. lt
now appears that the danger point
has been passed
The hundreds Of pounds Of dyna-
mite used yesterday IN busting tho
mighty gorge had the desired Of
feet. ana the rivulet that Il opened
in the eaat side Of tho lam widencd
considerably during the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
BANK CT EARRINGS.
BEARS PLAY
IN wheat

CHICAGO, April 23-Tho bears
played with tho wheat market 10.
day, advancing ana forcing Il lower
at their viii The closing was lfc
to lse a bushel above the final H.
ures of yesterday
Information which came from tho
growing wheat was principally of
the hoarish order and this broaehi
at times some very heavy selling
pressure
Liverpool was the safety valve
OF the worlds market today and lts
sharp recovery after a most serious
decline was what caused the ad
vance Of &c bushol Ia the Nav
option here at the opening OF The
market this morning.
May started today at s1.2S com.
pared with the close at $t.2I yes.
terday. AZ the opening July went
20 Si,teM as compared with si0g5a
at the closing yesterday; Septem
Der started at sl02M the same AS
yesterdays end. while December
was &c lower. at Sl.00&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
negro ASSAULTED
AND HE May
DIE


anFaeronsig assaulted by a
800 Tot whom the police are
safehing James johnson. colored
y y aseoHsclDus az che city hospital
- MAJ Die.
sehns0n Wa8 found lying on the
@as3Alk ca West Main II. in an
sss''aasipus condition iaat Weduaa.
~ nisht a physician who was
A,'sa 2 attend him declared that
s sssas's wa Intoxicated lie was
49, 2 his room nt the Eastman
49, zz94h First ay The sup.
800 drunken mau GA not regain
i s.Asio'ianess and be- vas taken f0
y. ~ hospital here IL was
$3.50 $3.50 learned that Johnson had
'rss n a wound 60 bis head
Y police have learned that
~ sahsgn vas engaged M a nnhf
~. another negro Wednesday
49, 49, and wac struck on lid head
IN, 1 detachable iron step takau
~ 1 bpotblaek stand me polioa
IN Afehiap for the aaeallanl
''''eh y Atlll gna0uHeioua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU

YOU ehanpe Your address, Ten The carrier or tesphonc
TIE star " you leave the city, let The star follow YOU,
$50 year q psd IL advance Tel. Main 1850, Ind All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
WILL FORCE A VOTE on
SLOT Meter ORDINANCE
gIlL is CONSIDERED
AT MEETING THIS
AFTERNOON
No Excuse Left for Not
putting Death Traps
Out OF Business

A determined effort viii he
uaas hs she muorsty membcra Of
- corporations committee 90
ksee favorable action wpaa A. v
nmilloaa ordinance dolng away
- the muf8efous QHafietiu,the.
ses kas meters
ne ordinance tosether with the
~nafs q Corporation Counsel Cal
ksea. d the effect thst the council
- net aaly regulate bat can actpr
slr pfohl6it lhis style 1T meter if
y aeslfes g. 8n before the cor
nestlons committee At lts meeting
AZ Afternoon.
No Excuse Cor Delay.
ne Decision az Calhoun removes
srnetscally the last valid objection
Aas AM mamber ~ the committee
nala have hsd Tor staying hls &C.
sc a. the proposed ordinance
Ala feceng meeting Councilman
kfnsfgung announced that be vas
ses satisfied that the city could
kenlly lesislate che siot meters out
Il existence.
Nee that The cltys legal adviser
mss The municipality holds the
SIP hAua. il Is not believed that
ArmstFong will oppose recommend
rs ghe measure for passage.
Minority il Determined.
The minority members 81 the
eemmlttee. including CuHncilmen
Rfvelia and Weaver. want The erdl.
maee to become Law and rather
81 see any further DELAY they
vi insist upon the proposed law
klng saint "a the council meeting
= Monday niEht for The cunslderu,
- 81 the entire eumnclt
sAoald the majority oE the com,
mlttae members decide to postpone
Arfi0n anY further e Is iikcly that
ne twu aagmhegs named viii insist
ngon ssndins a favorable minority
resort 10 the coming council meet.
ia AID Il possible force vote ON
~ qaeAiicn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
He Hates to Do II, But If Readers just Insist He
Win Assume the Title of Matrimonial Editor

Die harness. DO you follow mes
i.ist % her faies
Having seen the prompt rspiy
made % the Elderly Women who
used your paper ~ happy me-
ilum IN finding q husband. have
wondered II ! might rot interest
someone. tNwainn. please pipeD
List 70 This.
Relieving the old adsKa that self
praise r. hair Islander. / will not
bore ypur readers with q isMt ~ my
many co attractions ard accom-.
pllahmentm~iet this be an auffi.
Client when I stats. IN the language
n a popular melody. that. being
lonesome and alone
i want someone IL call me Dcarle
Someone / can love-
Il might add BY way ~ explana-
ton that belong 60 that much.
mniiansd class order ~ young wid
aws bat unfortunately not the class
termed rich
Now. then come on. sou awains
Ard here's a tip. The Matrt=
fnonial Editor must absolutely re-
fuse 20 consider anonymous com
municstlona This job 81 cement.
Ina hearts = no pipe. and / must
he careful
MATRIMONIAL EDITOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

MNA*W u WIS AftfAtffM
Ana Il ala. But havtns been tas.
gea as she Matrimonial Editor,
propose 20 b. Same.
You sill remember that The star
scent 60 the front Tor the Elderly
Wnmsn~ several days ago and put
in a good word fnr them.
We'll. d. you suppose the young
waluen ~ our fair city would stand
tha gaff very ganEf
Huh I guess nor.
And they didn't For when
reached the office ttls meruinE the
bose came Into the local room with
an unholY CLEAN ia his eye
Eldsrlisa t4avs No ChAnes.
'Its an OF with the Elderly W0m-
IN the single sixteena have hurl-
~ themselves into shs breach Kind
iy provide few husbands. will
fonf~
TiH said I Rrsw pale.
Well. anyway there Sc sweet.
winaome creature over IN Southeast
Seattle. who wants someone 70 call
tier dsarle
have her name. and any young
gentleman with perfectly honorable
intentions and q salary u sufficient
size ~ huy cakes a. n line Tor dou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

sehlyslY indicted.

SPOKANE. April rs State In.
Hufanes Commissioner j. III.
schlNeiy vas yesterday afternoon
indicted By the grand jury 81 spo
kane county. charged With embez.
Kilng 81 500 Of the funds ~ the Pa
cifie Livestock association. now de-.
fmnct Immediately following the
return Of the true bin q warrant
was isauea Tor M schiyelys arrest
and woFd WAS wired "a Olympia 70
take him into custody. other ON
GERS were indicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
WANT EXPOSITION
OPEN SUNDAYS

AZ The regular meeting Of the
Sons of Norway Of the Pacific
coast. held on Tuesday. a resolu.
ton was passed, asking that the
fair grounds and exhibits open on
Sundays Just al ON other days, II
was further resolved that II would
ho a public calamity 10 close the
fair on the first day of the week,
aud thus deprive a majority Of the
working men OF the educational ad.
vantaEea Of the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

Jonathan Clifford. the well known
real estate dealer. with offices In
the ulobe building. vas spinning
down FIRST avenue south late wee
terday afternoon IN bis auiumo-
bilious. Nearing the corner 81
Washington ~. two hoboes almost
stopped IN frunt o. hie machine
One sas knocked down. The one
who bit the earth iifnped TO the
curb and sat down. fhon said
why didn't you toot ycur horn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
Hobo and Automobile Meet, and Hobo Prefer
Five Tangible Beers to Owners Prettily
Printed Business Gard.

Mr. clifford replied that be was
too busy puttlng on the reverse and
brakes Mr. Hobo looked wise. Mr.
clifford naid
Here II my card II hurt come
and see me at sny time Mr. Hobo
looked al the card. then. iimping 20
the AUTO. said Well boss. give
muh two bits and it's square"
The two aits quickly changed
trousers. MI clifford went on and
Mr. Hobo hit Il Cor Billy de Mugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
SUICIDES WHILE
MOTHER WAITS

los ANGELES, Cal. Aprii "a
For two days aged Mrs II VI flop.
kina. uf this city. has waited
patiently az the Farmers and Mor.
chants bank. hoping 10 hear aome
word o. her missing son, who had
an account there.
Late yesterday a detective outer.
ed the bank ta Identify a man who
had committed suicide at balboa
beach. IN whose pockets pass book
on tho bank had been found Mrs.
Hopkins identified the book aa be.
longing to her son. II T. Gafretaon.
who formerly lived az Santa Ana
Investigation revealed that Il was
the son who had taken his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE?

Don't forget 10 give the carrier your now Addrs
,hons The star, Main 1850 or Ind. AL The star "
ivsred to you no matter where you 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
VICTOR C0NDE is
CAUGHT

Victor Cnnde. who Il aeenssd ~
stealing 1850 pounds 81 brass
shells. twn diamond rings and TIVE
rcvnlyuFH a. Urtiisa several days
aRa. uaA arrested By faffolman
Mny0n III q saloon NJ sixth AZ. =.
aud kins 81 this morning
Couae was arrested a. deasftef
FROM the Unlted states navy he
admitted 90 Maypu that he ieft the
navy whils the Atlantic fleet wae
In Elliott Bay
Conae wlll be held AZ the city
Jail. pending an arrangement hs.
twcsn the civil aud military aa.
thorliiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
CAMPS
WILL BE DISCUSSED

Mrs @. A. Kyle Of 2fg6 Harvard
av.. who ia anxious Co establish
consumptivo camps IN all Of the
city parks. ana whe has filed APP
plicption for a permit with the park
commissioners to this end, has cali
"a meeting at her residence to-
night. at i p. ma, and she wishes
that all those Who are in any way
Interested in the matter would at
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

coNsTANTINopLE. April
pa panic occurred In the
Calata quarters thls afternoon
as the result Of a report that
the Young Turks would attack
the city before night. All shops
are closed, ard many have gone
Into hiding. The troops tasty
claimed tire people, promising
that. even n an attack on the
city 10 made. the quarters con
tanning foreigners will be fully
protected.
The besiegiuE army generals oi
the Young Turks today sent 20 the
palace a formal demand that the
sultan surrender, threatening that
in the event ~ his refusal to do SO
within few hours his abdication
would be forced
Sultan In Public.
The sultan. appearing very worn
and haggard rode Ia an open car.
riage 70 the white mosque 10 at
tend the ceremony Of the Seiamlik.
Lines Of soldiers guarded the route
and no untowaFd incident occurred.
Abdul Hamid seemed 10 be dazcd.
After the ceremony. consisting OF
saying prayers, he was driven to
the palace. The demonstration OF
reverence by the people indicates
that he eth retains a strong hold
on the populace.
Foreign Troopa Land.
SMYRNA. April 2s-Forces from
The British ships AT Mcrslna today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
COUNTRY
TEARING LOOSE

TEHERsAf0 Persia. April ~ SEE
curing q reconsideration OF the re-
fuaal OF the shah 20 grant AZ
audience to the agents Of Russia hua
England. European representative
today entered the palace and urged
upun the Persian monarch the nee
cenaity Of restoring the constitution
and proelalmlng amnesty 60 al who
are now under the political ban.
The result Of the conference will not
be- known for several days
Tabrlz Fl atili 81 tho mercy Of the
besieKers, and despite an armistice
declared BY the shah 20 permit
Christian residents to secure proc
visions. famine Ia Imminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

OLYMPIA. Wash, April a.
Secretary Of State sam Nichols to
day refuses to make any statement
regarding The chargee made yeeter.
day by schiveiy before the iegiH
iative Investigating committee. Mr
Nichols inlimsteG. however that
when summoned before the commit
tee he would have much 70 sny on
the subject OF receiving money from
schiyeiy. a. the latter alleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
GOTCH Will.
WRESTLE
HERE

PORTLAND. ore. April Ga
Frank Gotch. champion wrestler Of
the world. win wrestle here the
night Of May IA. with anybody the
logal promoters can secure.
Negotiations for the appearance OF
the eonQueror OF George Hacken-
schmidt. "the Russian lion" Yous-
aif Mahmout the unbeatable Turk.
Fred Reen. the greatest little man
on the mat. and a hundred other ia
NOUS mat artists. were closed this
morning II win be the climax 81
the local season of wrestling
Gotch could only be secured by
guaranteeing him matches in salt
Iakt spokane. Seattle and Butte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
KIDNAPER
BEFORE GRAND JURY

MERCER Pa. April a. Mrs.
boyle. accused OF being implicated
10 this KIDNAPPING OF billie Whitla.
was taken before the grand Jury
this afternoon az a witness against
her husband. held on a similar
charge. On the plea that she might
incrlminate herself. the woman
was not compelled 10 tesslfy
against Boyle Tho trial ~ the
nOyisa on the kidnapping charge
will not be called until next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
MAN LOSES LIFE

NEW YORK April 23--Antone
villa neglected TO pay rent for his
furnished room % Mra. Mary pastri
and whom he returned home in
West Hoboken last might she shot
him The bullet penetrated his
body, killing him Instantly passed
out ~ a window and struck Mrs.
Paatri's little daughter, who was
playing ia the yard. Tho child Will
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
sehIvslr TaIks b Taeoma.

TACOMA. April al. H.
schively arrived here late this after.
noon. Ia discussing the Indictment
and HE subsequent arrest he said
that he believed be would be clear
I'd. 4 resigned as general manager
Of the Pacific Livestock aae0ria.
ton aaid Mr. schively. when the
officers Of the association voted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
JEFFS ESTATE SETTLED

Superior Judge Frater yesterday
approved the final accounts and
discharged the executives Of the
Richard Ieffa estate. An order Of
distribution was entered.
Attorneys fees Of e. 500 were al
lowed executors fees amounted TO
s7.70a. The balance Of the 5000 600
estate was given 10 Mrs. Jefts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
LEAD PENCIL MAY
SEND THEM TO
the PEN

A seAd pencil may send two men
t. tha peultrniAry.
when a Japanese was robbed ~
&so Ia gold and several articles ~
1ewtlFS several days ago IN the
Togo house. at0 Maynard av.. a
lead peurii vas also stolen
Tho pencil was found in another
room 81 the same house yesterday.
Hanry Stalworth and Bert Davis.
negroea, who occupied the room.
were arrested last night by City
Detectives JEFF MeClurg and VIII.
lam Peterson The stolen pencil
has been Identified by tho Japanese
W no was robbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
GIVE MAY DAY BALL

PORT ORCHARD. April 30 a
May aay ball will be held Of the
PORT Orchard soldiers home ON the
evening of May 4 Gov. X = Hay
aud other state officials are to be
gaasta. of honor The function Is ia
honor Of the appropriation Of $780,
900 Witch waa made for this home
hv the last state legislature,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
ATTACK WILL BE MADE ON
CONSTAkTIN0PLE TONIGHT

started for Hsdiln. nearly 100 miles
away. 20 protect number OF mis-
hsonaries. who are believed 20 be
In grave danger Of being slangh.
tered.
One thousand troops or the
Young Turks landed here last night
and started inland. presumably to
stop the massacre campaign. The
horror OF the slaughter increase
with each dsy. lne early figures
showing that 10000 Armenians and
Christians have been massacred are
confirmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
SMALL. BOY
&c is HIS
SWEETS
HE WORKS A CLEVER
GAME ON KENT
GROCER
He Is Sent TO the Mercer
Island School for
One Year

because he wanted eAnay. cakes
and other good things 10 cat. Fred
Newell the ti.Yearoid son ~
Frank = Newell. OF Kent, ran up q
grocery hll amounting "a So, Ny
"a clever dodge be- fooled the store
Keeper for weeks before hc was
found out
As a result % his little awlndle
the youth Will spend the rest q thla
year az Mercer Island. HIS fathef
will pas $50 on The ball ard tha 9fsa.
regy store viii stand for the Feat
Such was the disposition of the
case by Superior 1nagr Frazier thia
morning
According To the STORY a. told BY
J. biEga. proprietor ~ the HlRRa
Grocery Store. where The Enuda
we're purchased. young Newell
came 10 him on February 90. with
a note pmpoFtod % have be~n
signed BY . Mrs Young. stating
that the boy would got certain
lines II goodu. II later developed
that the note Was 8 forgefy and
vas written by the youth himself
shows Much Foreshoughs.
Ia order 70 make the BILLS appear
gnnd young Newell would purchase
socks. ribbons. vegetables and 9th.
er articles such ~ are commonly
used In a household These
articles wefe thrown eway. The
boy made = clean breast ~ The mat
ter before Judge Frazier With each
btu be would get . pound 81 candy.
or Some cookies and cheese. off aet
tiug auapicioa hg purchase Of scar
lng apparel and oneo even pnF'
chased aone pearitue
Judge FfateF held the father and
the EFueeyy store proprietor pro.
poFtiunMteiY responsible through
imck q ordinary commoa sense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
BULGARIA is
RECOGNIZED

LONDON. Apri "a England TO-
dsy formally recognized the inAa-
peuAence ~ bulgaria. which seeded
froni Turkey last fan. following the
annexation 81 Rpsnia and HerHnan-
vinA by Hungary and Austria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

MARiNDU. British East Africa.
April ~ Colonel Roosevelt and
party. riding on a special train en-
route 20 Nairobi. arrived here this
morning from MombaaHa and WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
TIE 0DY 70 OFF FOR
THE JUNCLES

given a magnificent reception. The
American missionaries here par.
tieipated IN the demonstration
After pnrtakinE 81 the brea kfaaf the
hunting party resumed the Journey
In the direction 81 the junglea.
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WASHINGTON. April 23.-~Presi-
dent Taft today directed that dis
patches be sent 10 the American
Representatives At London and Con.
stantlnople. making inquiry as to
what measures Great Britain had
adopted 20 protect the missionaries
ia Turkey.
Attention IS called to the agree
ment reached in the Berlin conven-
ton Of 1875 whereby the sultan Of
Turkey guaranteed 90 protect the
Christian Armcnians against attack.
Trouble In Teheran,
Dispatches from Teheran. Persia
today Indicate that foreigners in
the vicinity Of TabriE are in grave
danger Minister Jackson SAYS that
a massacre Is imminent, and that
inflammatory speeches were made
against foreigners az the funeral Of
Missionary Baskerville. Foreigners
are not allowed to leave Tabrlz
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cut OF this case sith honor"