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The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Feb l6-Close. Business
was in about as bad shape on TUESDAY
as on Monday. owing 70 bad wire ser
vice IL was difficult TO carry on any
business with outside points. and on! J.
d little news % filtered through. some
points note an increase In receipts oW-
ing TO the high prices farmers are re =
Ceiving, and mills are not buNlng so
freely as they did The Patten follow
ing are said To be Wiling 10 let prices
of so that distribution OF stocks may
continue. Liverpool mas good out
look for supplies as the week : exports
are large. and there Is big lncrea se
In the quantity on passage. The Wis
ible supply is now down 10 tl,V0O,VoO
bu. against 46.6O0,o0O bu year ago.
The close was very strong FOR cash
wheat an an advance FOR the daN ~
Wheat quotations No . red,
Sis bid. May opened without change
at sll6. advanced 10 Sligo. lost lec.
advanced to sl.l6as lost sc. and closed
al Sl.17. July opened AZ $l.09a "a ads
yanccd 10 81 03i. dropped 10 the open
ing and advanced 10 81 % = Septym-
Der opened a. - IS. g., gained l~c. LOSE
the gain. advanced - sei,c and closed
. s. s'e No 5 red $40 No. ! Whit
Coarse grain quotations Corn--Casn
NJ 3. Coo. No. 3 yellow car at G6c,
No yellow car at 65c.
Oats-Cash No. white. cars at
Rye-Cash No. >. soc bid
beAns--N ASH, 40 hlu. NAY Wv
bid
Glover seed-Prime spot. 90 bags a;
$50 March. 100 bags al s. 45. sample
40 bags dt $3.50 IS at $50 "A at s.,
II at si.15. sample alsike. bags ~
s.. 10 at s. IS. at $3.50.
Timothy -eed-Prime spot. 80 bags al
81 So
Barley Firm and scarce at $40 per
cwt Tor good samples
Receipts in the Detroit market Tues
dan. included ] car OF wheat and OF
oats. Withdrawals were 495 bu OF
oats. ana ] 260 bu OF rye. stocks are
2t1.,96 bu OF wheat. 2s3.420 bu Of corn
1889 bu OF oats. and 2s.3Sl bu OF I've
Northwestern wheat receipts, 200
cars = year ago. 233.
European visible supply Increase. ! -
$4,000 ou. week ago. 10000 obu. year
ago . soc. 600 bu
Wheat receipts at St Louis, 10000
hu.
Worlds wheat visible supply IN
crease 9. 500 600 bu week ago. S4l5,00Q
bu. year ago. 40@5 600 bu
Wheat ina Liverpool closed 1. a 3. 4
lower and corn i a higher
Minneapolis July wheat Is II Z. over
Chicago.
Wheat receipts AT primary point
Tuesday. $4,000 bu year ago. $4,000
bu
Exports OF wheat and -four Tuesday
% 600 bu
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
YESTERDAYS NEw lonN STOCKS.

Reported fog The Times oy Hayden
stone n 60. ll6-lls Gr'sNotd 81, nm,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17

BusIness-iike printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing CO., No.
15 John r st. Phone l4HS.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
Markets on1 Finance

bits. potatoes. and the list generally.
remained - heretofore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
JEFFR|ES MUST
co TO PRISON
AFTER WAITING FOUR YEARS
FOR DECISION LEARNS HE
MUST SERVE TWO YEARS.

After wa ting for over -four years
to hear from his case, j. II. Jelfries
was sentenced late Saturday after.
noon by Judge Stillwcll H. Russell to
serve his sentence OF two years in tnu
state penitentiary aud pay fine ol
500 on the charge OF having commit
ted larceny The Jeftrics ease was
one of the many handed over to the
sta q courts from the old territorial
courts. Jcifries was convicted of the
or me OF larceny in this city on jan.
uafy II, 1905 and appealed to the ap.
pellatc court OF the err',ory, which
court transferred the papers to the
supreme court.
The prisoner secured stay of so
days before beginning his sentence
and was released on his bond so as 10
arrange several business matters.
At the time of his conviction, JEFF
ir oa was sentenced to imprisonmen,
n the federal pcnitentiary for term
of two years and to pay fine of 800
by the late Judge Hosea Townsend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
FOR AGED PEOPLE
OLD FOLKS SHOULD et CkRt
FuL ~ THEIR SELECTION or
REGULATtNE MEDICINE


With advanced aSc comes naot
i've uo"', movement and sluggish
liver. Nature is unable io perform
hor propo- function" ard requires
assistance. Otherwise. there is con
fiant suffering from constipation
and its attendant Niis. O'd folks
should never use phys.c that is
harsh and Irritating
We have a safe, dependable m'
altogether ideal remedy that IS uI
tculariy adapted 10 th' require
mcnts ~ aged people and persons
nt weak constitution "'1 safer
from constipation or ether bowel dis
order w" ar" so certain tha' g will
completely relieve these complaints
and give absolut" satisfa-I m
every particular that "" on,. them
W'th our personal Euaran.'" 'ha'
they shal cost IN" user D. hing H.
they fail To subs;antiatc oar claims
This remedy is called ReNaN order.
lie.
ReAall ord"rlicS are eaton Ike
candy Th"y hav" a sooth.ua heal
ing Strengthening, tonic aud rcgu.
Ia'iN" action upon the dry mucou.
lining and the relaxed muscular
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
AFT TER OEL|NQUENTS
CAMPBELL IS BUSY
JUICE GAIT SHOWS No MERCY
IN AIS COURT TO THE VIOLA.
TORS.

Within the mex: lew day "a special
nee, ug OF the anti-strect worKcrs
society will hold a meeting in the
municipal oour, room with Judge
Gait presiding. Warrants agains ~
members OF the organization have
been issued at the request OF special
Onicers lkard and Arch Campbell.
ans not 'ccs served on number to
be at the meeting.
Several delinquents added few
dollars 90 the depleted treasury OF
ing. and a few more dollars will be
added tomorrow morning. and every
morning until all street taxes has
been paid.
Several feeling somewhat the wors,
of for having visited the places
where you have 20 speak easy wlen
making y releases, paid filcs. \ he
gro girl who was found in company
with q son of Ham also came across
with some coin.
The negro man had i'm his posse
sion check for twelve fifty, the en-
tire amount OF which he turned over
To the city to keep from welding a
shovel for few days
\ matinee will be held in the cour;
room this afternoon to hear the cx.
cuscs of number who are charged
with having violated the Sabbath by
disturbing the usual peace and
Quitoudc OF Ardmorc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

After issuing the license D.. Nar
Gus Williams ana Miss Myrtle Gross
this morning, Judge Mason was "'llcd
upon to perform the ceremony o' unit.
ing the young couple in mlrrilgc
which ne did as per his usual oustuu.
of omitting the words obey in h'
ritual
This is the first court hous" utr.
riage performed in sometime D. o.
county Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
DISTRICT COURT
RUSHING WORK
JUDGE CLARK OF OKLAHOMA
CITY ON BENCH is plsposlNG
BUSINESS RAPIDLY.

While Judge Stllwell II Russell
is engaged in holding court In Ok.
lahona City, his place on the bench
in this city is being filled by Judge
q W. Clark. the two Judges swan.
ping places for the time being.
Judge Clark is hustler cn tho
bench and is keeping the members
Of the local bar stepping sideways
when the docket Is being sounded
Late Saturday afternoon, several
orders and judgments by default. in.
cluding a motion for a new trial in
the case Of Joe Weiss against the
City of Ardmore, and decree ct
divorce. were issued.
w r BoRie was granted iudg-
ment bv default in the case again II
w. A. Watts for the collection of a
d5ctors bill
Minnie Young was granted free
dom from her spouse, Charley Young
after the examination Of two wit
nesses
An order Of dismissal was issued
in the case OF Joe Williford ct al
VS.. Southern Asphalt Co. and Rich.
ard Williford against the same con.
cern, both eases being marked set.
tied
The case OF Louis Pebworth vs.
Cephus James ct nj. was marked
settled and dismissed
John W Hall ct al vs. +. VI. Fox.
settled and dismissed
J. s. IlaPlcr VS.. A. j. Lee. CON
tinued for the term
Henry Bier vs. B +. Nverson.
continued for service.
W. \. Pride rs. W T. Whittingt -n.
the defendant was given five days
additional time in which 10 answcr.
Ada Il. Bailey vs.. w. Il. Cox, plain
tif was given five day within which
10 file a reply.
State of Oklahoma IS. NJ. j. Chap.
man, dismissed This is one of the
damage suits filed by the county
attorney against owners of build
ings wherein the prohibition law
is said 10 have been violated and
filed shortly after statehood
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
PERSONALS

VI u Smith and family are u OF
lahoma city ON visit 90 t.oud.
+. T.. Kcnamcr al NadU spent sun
day ln Nrdmorc.
.Davc Flood was hrr, from Drnlt
yesterday
" " Gro,l of RtlripI, y c.. .-
hc,c ON prosp citing tour
\ y Coon OF Stra iosd was yisi.
tor m the SUNNI, city SUNDAY
W. r. ward and J. T. Saddlcr a,i,
here sunday from r -homugo
Bert Halstcad. formerly OF th.a ,i.,
was here yesterday from 1i,hpUu. ,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

II Is in time Of sudden mishap or
accident that ChamboraIn's Hni
ment can be relied upon to take
The place of the family doctor. who
cannot always be- found 20 the mo
ment Then il is that Chamber
lain's Linimcnt is never .ound want
ihG' In cases Of splins, cuts
wounds and bruises Chamberlain
linlment takes ont rnr soreness
and drives away the .ain. Sold
by Ardmore DRUG c.. Rufus Post
and an druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
Church Circle Meeting.

Circle No. & of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs joe Bled.
soc Tuesday afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served. and a
collection taken TO pay for SAM.
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent MRS Ed S\NDLIN,
President
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
MarrIaae License Record.

The following marriage lir"'.,-
were issued by County Judge Mason
today
Marcus Williams. Syringe" upn
MSS Myrtle .ross of the same pllc'.
Hickman Johnnie aud Miss Lula
Gibson. Provence.
Ire Candy. Woodford, aud Ma,
TcNio Camel. Newport
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
Call By
and Get

our literature and aINer,isiug matter
giyi.s detailed information Of WAecl
or The I've town; the center OF bus.
ines, IN The oil and gas district ol
southwest Oklahoma. Don't fail to
call on us
THE CONWAY x HENRY co.
Phone gG. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
Avoid the Fall Hush.

and save time by placing your loans
now. Eight per cent money on farms
and city property.
c. II. COOK.
Over Geo. Adams restaurant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
In County Court.

In the county court this norma
the case OF the state VS. Charlie Kel
ly charged with transporting liquor
wa 'ried, TIP TO press time this AZ
'ernoon the jury had returned no yer.
die.
This afternoon the court is engage
in the trial of the case of the State
VS.. G. II, Oates, negro charged with
malicious mischief. Oates is charge |
with shooting a COW owned by a man
named Hardy near Berwyn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
Stetson Hats S1.OO.

Your old StctsOn hats cleaned.
blocked and retrimmcd as nice as
new for 500.
:. &. JOHNSON. The Halter.
Opposite Court House,
~ Ardmorc, Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

All up-tO-date grocers handle the
GERMAN brand Of flour II your
grocer doesn't handle il. phone 1893
and make the discovery Of your life.
7.S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

The Cynical Bachelor rises to re-
mark tina divorce Is now so easy its
wonder there are any married peo,
pie left
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

t,rs OF the city and r"aduue 'hc Bible
to children who had no. the oppor
Wuity of hearing the word of God
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
DR.. w. NJ. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON

Has moved 10 the Blue Front Barn
on Broadway. whore he is prepared
to take care OF all stock entrusted
10 his care at reasonable price
Office Phone 7s3-Residenee 2o3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08
REV coNoER AND OFFICER
LAUcHeAUM COULD DO MOTH.
ZIG YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
WILL MEET AGAIN TONIGHT
Liquor seliinf, Gambling and All Vi.
olstiors Must cease-WilI Use IN.
Junction heains, Owners Of euiId-
ings Used by Law Volators.

I. lH' lIfs'bA Ntl idll 'huiNh N'NN'lNA'
afternoon 20 witness the organization
OF Law and order League can tcs.
t!fS lo the seeming unwillingn,ss oi
the people ui ArdmOre To cooperate
With sdcn = movement After II. T
l.aughbaum special enforcement a.
tornoy OF thy state had read the laT
section by section and told how i.
had been enforced i'm other cities
and how it would be- enforced here,
and asked for nominations for pres.
idcnt OF Law and order League.
there were no volunteers and W. T.
Warren and I'D BYRD. who were nom
mated refused to serve.
After several minutes of waiting.
when meeting Of the people viii
he he'd al the cour. h-use and an
organization will be perfected. The
former league organized here could
90 so little in the way OF law en-.
iorcemcut tina, men hesitated before
incy would go into this u.y.m,pt
There is difference In favor of
,it. rn,,.,,.,, r,o ..o., o.. t,,,,.
bi,d !, T,.. ro,or t,,. g. ,,~i,o .o
lee enforced in hrdmorc aut the
people may a. well remember It
nov .rbcs.. ,prorco,,,,. ,t, ,,...
,ou ,,.st officer. ,h,, ,,it mr. r.e,,.,
70 do ,b,h. dut, and II i,rio. ,pl
uo. ,,,.,i.t ,bcr. ,r, ,.,o. ,,o,b.,,
of ar,i,pr i,ip,. ou, or ,,o., u.,,i,,,,.
r,l,irg ma, ir,i.. ro,,. o. I,
cour; n.u.o tonipb, ana l,,rp -b,
u.aus Of opcratiou
In his .1ccch yrst.rd,y afternoon.
Mr. '.augab.um told of the work IN
ONahoma CITY. Shawnee W,uriko
saltwater and dozen -,hr. pl,co.
What constituted a yiolatlou ,r h.
law Was Illustrated ard the matter
90 applyiuS he remedy was cXpr,in.
ed.
County JuGgc l. Il. Mason was
present and said he had done wha
he considered his whole duty. that
in some instances he had been
sworn on the bench i'm the trial Of
these cases and that the slack on.
!orccmcnj was due to the action of
jurors in this county. TTherc had
been cases Of violation gone unpun.
ished by the verdict of iuries When
asked II this county had tried to
"nloin owners of building fr m hav.
.ng them used as joints and algo en-.
lo'n the building, Judge Mason
answered in the negative. Mr.. Laugh.
baum said that was the remedy
when local sentiment kept Jurors
from doing their duty. W. +. War.
rcn said he stood for law emf srce-
ment but that the other league
could do nothing, that II was ham.
perod on account Of the ,ennmen,
OF the people being against the
league. Mr.. Ringer algo mad. hri.r
talk m which he said the fault WAS
no' with the officers of this count,.
but was with the citizens and tha
as soon As the citizens were ready
"a help IN the law enforcement
'hey would iind the officers roadv
20 cooperate with them. # is nl.o
known that the record made nv IN.
county attorney oni.r In Cort.,
county il the hos, IN thr stota n,
the number of con,ictIons tor uo.
nor violations. but sim tber. * a
lack OF sentiment for law enforce.
ment among the iurore or alsa tho,
do not fully understand tbair resnon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-11-08

PAY YOUR GAS BILL AND
SAVE THE DISCOUNT.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-05

$3.50 Suits on sale at. ...
$4,000 Suits on sale at. 49,.
$500 Suits on sale at. ....
5000 Suits on sale at. ;. >
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
FOUR PERSONS DIE
IN TENEMENT FIRE
Six Injured and Fifteen Are
Missing After San Fran
cisco Blaze.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 16-Four
persons are known to be dead and six
seriously injured, one fatally, as a re-
suit Of tenement fire here early today.
Fifteen other persons are missing. and
IL is feared that they have also per-
ished.
The hremen are searching the ruins
for their bodies.
Three hundred persons were asleep in
the St George. a big lodging house on
Howard street, when the fire broke out
at 3 a. N. The building, a three-story
frame structure, was completely de-
stroyed. Many persons received injuries
in leaping from windows or IN being
trampled in the crush at the exits.
The building was occupied almost en-
tfreIy by laboring men.
There was a wild panic and the cor
ridors Of the building were filed with
frightened men hghting each other tC
reach the exits.
Three Of the dead at the morgue ar,
men and one a woman.
All four are burned beyond the posi-
billty OF recognition. One Of the In
iured Is not expected 10 recover.
The St George was built after tn,
earthquake. and there was genera
public protest at the time, it beinJ
though a hre-trap.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16

Floating In the upper Potomac near
the District line. body which was iden-
titled as that of Jos. II. Painter, ,753 Girard
street northwest, a botani5t at the Ma
tional Museum, who, with Robert ).
Wallis. Of 124S Eleventh street north
west, was drowned by the overturning
Of a canoe December 6, was discovered
this morning by Joseph Fletcher, whose
father conducts a boathouse at the foot
o. New Cut road
The body had evidently been in the
water several months, and Is so badly
decomposed that the only means OF
identification is the clothing-a pair OF
corduroy trousers and a sweater
Fletcher, upon sighting the corpse put
out in a small boat and dragged It 70
shore. and then notified the police OF
the Seventh precinct TIE body was
taken to the MOrgue by the HarboI
police.
The drowning Of Palmer and young
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
CONF FEREES AGREE
ON CENSUS BILL
Committees Decide to Elimi-
nate McCuniber Amend
ment.

The McCumber amendment was
knocked out Of the Census bin at a
meeting Of the Senate and House con-
ferees this afternoon
This amendment has caused wide
spread interest among Government en-
ployes IN the District. II provided that
any applicant for a position Of a civil
service nature who desired 20 take an
exs mination and TO be credited to a
particular State or Territory must have
been an actual resident in that State
or Territory for a year before taking
the examination.
The effect Of this amendment would
have been 70 work great hardships on
many persons in the District who de-
sired 10 obtain employment under the
civil service and TO be credited to
States Ia which they had not actually
resided for a considerable period.
While the amendment was put in the
census bill II not merely to census
employees, but TO all branches Of the
Government service Many objections
were raised TO II.
When the cOnfrerees met today they
concluded that the census bill was no
place fer legislation Of such great i'm
porLance and that II II were enacted II
should be as a separate measure and
should be worked out carefully In de-
tail It was, therefore. stricken out
entirely.
rhe conferees reached an agreement
O.. the bill this afternoon and decided
TO retain the Senate provision allow
ing $4,000 fer a new census building
and site The Senate provision as 20
general appOrtiOnment OF the additional
employees among the several States was
retained
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
RIVER GIVES UP BODY
OF JOSEPH II. PAINTER
Corpse Found in Upper Potomac Is Identified as That
of Botanist, Who, With Robert S. Wallis, Was
Drowned December 8.

Wallis occurred on one Of the warm
Sunday afternoons Of the early winter.
when the banks of the upper river
were thronged with persons out for an
outing.
Late in the afternoon the overturned
canoe was found floating in the river,
and a coat and hat belonging 20 Painter
were found on a rock in tie middle or
the stream.
The police feel certain that the body
IS that of Painter, but the identity will
not be fully established until some Of
the mans relatives call at the mOrgue
and examine the clothing.
Mrs. AntOinette Wallis, mother Of the
boy, dreamed on the night preceding the
accident that her son was drowned
while canoeing with a stranger on the
Potomac. When her son left home that
Sunday morning she thought OF calling
him back, but not wishing to spoil his
pleasure, let him go. All that day she
was haunted by vision of her awful
dream. and when word OF her son s
probable death was brought to her that
night she seemed to have been expect
ing some such message.
The Washington times., 1909-04-16
POLICE SEEKING BOY
STOLEN IN ST. LOUIS
Cabanne Lad Believed TO Be
With Mother in Louis
vile, KY.
Photo by c. V. Buck

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Polics here
today are IN communication with the
police in Louisville, TO find James
Sheppard Cabanne. 2d, who was stolen
from the home OF his grandmother,
Mrs. Julia Cabanne, late yesterday.
The child was living at the grand
mothers while divorce proceedings
were pending between his father and
mother, and the police say the boy
was stolen by his mother, or her
agents. If he Is in her care, they de-
clare, he viii be allowed to stay where
he IS.
The boy was playing in front Of
Mrs. Cabanne's home. He shouted TO
her that he wanted TO go to the next
street Half an hour later, she was
called 70 the telephone and a man
whose voice she says she did not rec
ognize, told her that he had helped
put the BOY on train for Louisville.
The boys mother IS supposed to be
in Louisville. The boys parents have
been separated for a number Of years.
Brandenburg's Wife.
Mrs. Cabanne claimed that she had
been divorced in British Honduras, and
had then married Broughton Branden-
burg, the magazine writer, who disap-
pearel just before his trial In New York
for alleged forgery on an indictment
based on the sale Of an article which
he said had been written by Grover
Cleveland
Just before Brandenburgh disappeared
from this city. following the fixing Of
the date for his trial for the alleged
forgery Of Grover Cleveland's name, the
boy was turned over to his father, who
came TO this city at the request Of Mrs
! BrandenbUrgh, who declared that her
husbands 9 troubles were overwhelming
them.
At that time Brandenburgh' first wife
| was pressing him for back alimony anC
Continued on Page Thirteen-)
The Washington times., 1909-04-16

SALONIKA, Turkey, April 1.-two
battalions OF troops are today marching
against Constantinople, determined TO
overthrow the new regime. and again
place the Young Turks in power.
The first battalion started from here
last evening, AID a second got under
way this morning. The rest OF the Sec
ond Corps Is preparing to start as soon
as it can be got ready.
It is expected that the Third Army
Corps will also Join in the advance
upon the capital The movement is in
spired by the Young Turks who are
making their headquarters here since
being driven from Canstantinople.
On To ConstantinopIe.
The soldiers have been urged To reach
the capital with the greatest possible
speed. in order to save the lives of the
Young Turks officers. who are still i'm
prlsoned in the COnstantinople bar
racks.
Emissaries Of the new regime are try
ing to prevent the Third army corps
from joining the movement. but the
Young Turks declare that they have
received assurances of support from
this corps. Twenty battalions Of the
Third corps are now here.
If the Third corps throws its fortunes
with the Young Turks 1t is considered
almost certain that the capital can be
captured and an END put to the new
regime.
Provisional Government.
Ahmed Ria, the depcsed president Of
the Turkish parliament, arrived here to-
day, and Immediately begaa the organ
! ization Of the provisional government
which will shortly be proclaimed
I The Young Turks count on the loyalty
I OF both the second and third army
corps.
/ 1t is feared the authorities will mas
sacre the officers OF the Young Turks
who are still prisoners in CONSTANT
NOBLE Notwithstanding the statement
+ that they were liberated yesterday.