The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-30

his sons ana suite or seventeen Rot-
sons. Including eleven women ~ NE
harem. The party was escorted quiet
ly to the villa in the Suburbs set
aside for their use.
This villa was occupied until recent-.
" BY General Robilant. commander Of
the Macedonian Eendarmorie. The
governor OF Salonfki assured the gem
ern1 to move out saying "that guest
was expected"
Nadfr Pnsha Hanged.
constantinopie. April es.-The con-
stitutionaiista have iost no time In
bringing the eonsptrators In the recent
rising TO trial. The milit@ry court
sitting In the war once today con-
demned about $50 prisoners TO death
and they were executed. Nadir PaBha.
the second Eunuch OF the palace, was
hanged at dawn.
The National Assembly. which met
today under the presidency Of said
Pasha. decided that the Sultan, Meh-
med ", should take the oath Of the
constitution within q week. The AS
sembiy also ratified the deportation Of
Abdul Hamid to Saloniki.
It IL not expected that the new cab
met win be comnleted before Satur-
day. The difficnlty at present con-
sists IN finding suitable men for the
ministries OF finance and interior.
Tewhk Pasha. who win be the grand
Vlzier, has sent q communications to
several provincial ofaAers on this sub
feet. The government has decided to
send q comm unication TO Adana TO
try. BY court martial; the instigators
OF the nnassscres. and the commission
u authorized to act with the utmost
severity.
II Is alleged that the chief authors
Of the recent muSipy were Abdul za-
mid's -favorite son, Prince Mehmed
ssEssn e, ssa'as Ksss Aa Psss sa as
FORMER grand vIEier, and Madir Phsha,
who were engABba fDf Ions time
prior to the risiliE, Id eorrupfing the
troops The two foNfaer have fledA
Asna Bey. inspector general Of the
Gafoniki police. who was charged with
the transport OF the former sutton to
>SaIonilki, says that when he arrived ct
the palace at one o'clock in the morn
ang. he found Abdul HRmid In a large
salon, which was Illuminated as
though for q gala occasion by every
candle ana torch that could be found
in thu building. This was because ABB
dui Hhnfd breads darkness. He has
always been In fear OF the assassin,
He s4t quite alone, with the exception
Of two Eupuchs In q corner, In the
Same Negligent atAkF0 @S Oh tHo pro
vious day, when the deputation from
the National Assembly notified him Of
his deposition. Upon being informed
that he must depart. he beseechingly
appealed not to be taken to saloniixi.
He wanted to go to the Cheraghan
palace. Finding his supplications in
vain. he resigned himself TO his fate.
~He entered the carriage In detected
manner and spoke not another woru.
- 4 -
appeared to be stunned by fear and
was obliged to steady Mllimself by
grasping the railing leading into the
salon, which by the irony OF fate was
splendid carriage. bearing hts own
monogram, that he himself had or
dered built, but had only ridden otce
IA short trip which had left him with
. hatred for railways. This, therefore.
was his irst long Journey in the Inn
perfal car.
The Change weacsnaea.
Numerous kilograms are being re-
cefved here from the provinces and
everyone welcomes the change in
sovereigns.
: II became known to-day that many
Turks Of all shades OF political
opinion whose lives were in danger
Obtained the protection Of the British
Guthorities here.
The transformation OF the barracks
and parade grounds. formerly occupied
by the troops of the Sultan into a resi-
Dental quarter is being generally dig
cussed. These locations constitute the
finest sites In Pera. Il has been suR-
gested also that the imperial palace
at Ytldix1 be converted into a museum
and that the immense park surround
ing the place be turned into a recrea-
tion ground for the people Of the cant.
tai The effect Of such improvements
would be to transfer the fashionable
district Of ConstRntinople, some dis
lance further north.
There is strong possibility in the
early realization Of these projects
particularly II the Young Turks push
them with energy.
Mehmed v. the new sultan. alread,,
has received congratulations from prac-
tically all the countries Of tha worlh
on his accession to the throne, The
kilograms OF feliiotation from King
Edward and President Fallieres were
the fret to arrive. Luiti Bey. secre-
tary general Of the foreign ministry,
has been appointed first chamberlain
70 the new sultan: Halidzia Effendi. a
well known author. has been iuHde
first secretary of the imperial chan-
celery. and Remsi Bey, commander Of
the Salonil1i chausseurs, has been given
the position OF first aide de camp to
his majesty.
Three monuments commemorating
the events of last Saturday are 20 bs
erected in thsN capital by public sub
Ecription. Official notice was given
today that hencefcrward the people OF
the city would be allowed to remain on
the streets until halt past ten at night.
TURKS Reaentful.
Calcutta, April 2S--rhe recent evanta
In Turkey have caused q stir among
the Moslems ih India. whose organ to-
day says that the deposition Of Abdul
Hamid has brought about the resent,
ment Of an overwhelming majority OF
the Turks outside OF Turkey.
on the other hand q number of tel
eErams OF eonsratuiation have been
sent to the new sultan. In them the
hope is expressed that no steps will be
taken against the life Of Abdul Hamtd.
Mny Iand RusnHan GaRamem.
"A Q2akSwaf,asrar knefR 0Q--f4affher Aka