Semi-weekly herald., 1909-04-22
SULTAN SAYS HE
WILL NOT ABDICATH
But Will Fight With Scinitar in Hand in th
Ruins Of Constantinople-.- e-.-MaSsacre
Of Christians Continues

owed the firm s124.000. The erpe{
accountants at work on the books II
the collapsed firm are going through
the MeCarren account with a fin(
tooth comb and so far they have bee
unable to 6nd that he ever put up
single dollar of margin.
Here is warning to those maxim
out tax schedules: because he Ia
not listed all his property with tn
county assessor and feared an inyost
Z CATION might cause him to be sent d
the penitentiary. James Clark, q
years old. n wealthy farmer nea
Marysville. Kans.. drowned himself u
the Blue river. In a note to hi
younger brother. Stuart Clarke. th(
man stated he had failed to list y26l
900 worth OF notes. After atating htl
fears regarding prosecution Clark
wrote: Go to church. never tell
lie. always keep employed and neye1
drink whisky"
bitter commercial war has brokt
out between the wet City OF Logans
ports and the dry City OF Peru. Ind.
and dry sympathizers in the former
are patronizlng Peru merchants and
wet sympathizers In the latter are goy
Ing to Logansport to spend their mon
ey. The Logansport Business Men'a
association, which espoused the causd
OF the vets In the recent local opy
tion election. have petitioned tho Penn
sylvania Railroad company TO run
weekend excursions 10 their city and
have purchased 10000 interurban tick
els 10 be used In attracting buysr1
Harrison Osborne. solicitor to VII
liam Loeb, Jr.. collector OF the New
York port. says that the persons sup
posed TO be interested In the smux
Cling OF $4,000 worth of French gownd
and costumes that were seized at thai
port had offered payment OF 500. .00Q
to settle the case with the govern
ment, provided the property be turned
over and all efforts toward the apprc
hension Of the smugglers be disc0n
tinued. The proposition was refused
and the goods will be sold at publit
auction after public exhibition. which
Will permit every woman Interested
to study the secrets aud latest effectd
Of the Paris creations.
Extensive preparations have beeI.
made by the sympathizers OF the w0m
an suffrage movement In London eo&
the entertainment OF the 200 delegated
from eighteen countries (who have
already begun to arrived to the mrs
quinquennial congress Of the Inter
national Woman Suffrage ALLIANCES
which will be In session from April
20 TO May inclusive. Many Of thes
delegates will be guests In private
homes. Numerous dinners. reception
and other entertainments have beeI
arranged by prominent London hoai
'ooto. biios 1eAfftG SnapLlAn N8ll
New York. one OF the clearest. mos
logical and forceful orators who hA
ever spoken from public platform
has been the president OF the inter
national organization since its found
Ing in Berlin In 1903.
After being barred from pulpits ID
more than ten years, Rev. DR.. HarveI
q. Furbay. once brilliant preache
but later reduced to common tramI
through drunkenLess. WAS restored d
the ministry Monday by the New YorI
/, presbytery. DR.. Furbay was at ool
time pastor of Philadelphia churcl
receiving salary OF $1,000. at II
time the largest In that city. Afts
the death OF his wife DR.. Furbay bJ
. gan to drink. was soon forced to Ieav|
:, his church and then became tram
wandering all over the country. II
many months he lived In the bad
. rooms OF Park Row saloons In NeI
York when not in jail. In June. 1sC|
he was arrested In Chatham SQua}
= for drunkenness. He had sold n
:. clothing and wore relievers. His eol
. was filthy and one sleeve goas. n
shoes were not mates and ons VI
. soleless. In Oak street station ha VI
% locked up with negro Of repulsiI
visage. SCARED with fetish mArAu
savage religious rites. Both VI
Of given workhouse sentences aAd ~
ar assigned to the same cell On ~
r. land with three other negroes. n
as white man was made valst ~ ~
Tia u,akor f,N !.