Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-15

about the table. The young man de
clared he heard no argument.
OSSINING. N. Y. April 12-For the
murder of his mother. Susan Carhn,
in her home in Brooklyn one year ago
Bernard Cariin, aged %, was electro
cuted in the state prison here today
Carlin blamed his mother for permit.
ting him to remain in the reform in
stitution and when he was released
he purchased a revolver, went direct
to his mothers home and killed her.
DENVER. April 12.-"Not one Prot
estant minister in one hundred be
lieves in the divinity of Jesus Christ"
Bishop Matz said yesterday in the
course of his Easter sermon. which
dealt largely with the sins of society.
divorce. goddess education and
false views OF religion" he declared,
ARE menacing the stability of society
and preparing the way for anti-Christ
Professionalism is no longer an Is
sue; agnosticism and infldelity is re,
placing it, he said. None of us will
live TO see the days of anti-Christ. but
we detect in the present conditions
drift that seems to herald the ap.
proach of that time clearly predicted
by st. John
SAN BENARDINO, Cal, April H.
Albert Courtney. 10 years old. and
for fifteen years a recluse miner, ar.
rived from the wilds of southern Ne
vada. Upon his arrival he learned
for the first time that Queen Victoria
was dead and would not believe 1t
until shown newspapers mentioning
King Edward. Theodore Roosevelt
he never heard Of When newspaper
men asked him If he knew TEDDY"
he thought they were Joking with him
CoNSTANTINoPLE. April 1S.-The
mutinous troops are demonstrating
against the building of parliament. 4
panic has seized the people of Con.
stantinople and all through the coun-
try shops are being hurriedly closed.
FRANKFORT, April 13.-"Consrai,
tinople has been in full revolution
since early this morning." declares
dispatch from the Constantinople cor
respondent of the Frankfurter Zeitume |
Two battalions OF troops quartercd |
in the ministry of war marched al
dawn headed by their officers and pro |
the Mosque ST. Sophia from whicai |
point they surrounded the building of |
parliament, They demand the resie- |
nation of the grand vizier. the presi |
dent of the chamber and minister OF |
war
LONDON, April 13.-The only news
to reach London up to one O'Clock to-
day of the situation at Constantinople
is contained in code message which |
set forth that serious disturbances of |
a revolutionary character had broken
out and that the situation was grave
This message is accepted here as
a dangerous upheavsl
Neither the foreign office, the Turk.
ish embassy nor the banks with Con
connections had any fur
ther information 1t is known, how.
ever that the situation has been ex-
tremely strained for several weeks,
owing TO the great bitterness between
of the union and progress
and the liberal parties. The liberal
resent the attempts of the committee
to control public affairs.
The murder of Hassan Fahni Ell
fendi, editor of the liberal newspaper,
the Serbesti, on April Z, is thought
here TO have been the climax of this
political feud. The editor was shot
and killed by an unknown man as
he was entering his office, and the
government official accompany him
was wounded. The Serbesti had been
carrying on a campaign against the !
of union and progress, In
other words the young Turks. Vic.
lent demonstrations both inside parlia.
ment and in the streets adjacent fol. \
lowed the killing of the editor. The |
grand yizier and president OF the /
cHdmper were ODHBeu 10 nafanBue the |
crowd outside and assure them that |
justice would be done. The chamber |
accepted the Interpolation, denounc
ing the crime as a political murder,
and called upon the government to |
take the necessary steps to apprehend !
the assassin.
Los ANGELES, April 13.-An un.
expected romance entered into the life |
of Miss Kate Goodman. an American |
mission worker among the Japanese
women and children In and around |
this city, and Rev Jessup Kenichi |
onawaza, pastor of the Japanese Pres |
byterian mission. They we're accident |
ally thrown together less than a year |
ago, their friendship ripened into lnn
tual admiration, and now they are en-
gagged TO be married.
ELORO, Mex, April 13.-Buried in The
San Patricia mine for six days S.,h |
rats as their only food and no water
during the entire time, was the expe
rience of Jesus Monies and Antonio
a