Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-01
ORDER RE|GNS
ONCE MORE
IN TURKEY
NEW CABINET TAKES
CHARGE OF AFFAIRS


| by Morning journal special Leased wirsl
constanunople April 30 --TewfE
Pasha finally succeeded in forming
new cabinet to preside over the TURK
ish empire "a task he undertook
reluctantly
Tho ministry follows,
Grand Nizicr- Tcwfik Pasha
Minister of the interior EN Grand
Nizior Ferid Pasha.
Minister of Wal ~Salah pashO
Minister ot Finance liifaat Bey
Minister OF Marine--Gencral RIA
pashn
Minister OF Foreign Affairs Rifalat
pasha
shelk al Islam zia Eddin Effendi
Minister of Public Works ana Com
meree Gabriel Effendi
Minister Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ma
yrogordatn
Minister OF pious Foundations
Mnhmoud Ekrem Bey
Minister of Public Instruction
K0kkn Bey
Mehmed V drove through the
streets In democratic fashion today
on his way to the mosque to offer up
the regular Friday pralyer.
Reports from SalonilSa that Abdul
Hamid would be court martialed were
denied here
It is reported that the police have
made numerous seizures of arms, ann
munition and bombs which were to
have been used In fanatical outbreak
which General Schefkets timely occu-
patton of the city prevented, search
ing parties are digging IN the grounds
Of the Yldiz Kiosk for treasures sun
posed to have been buried by Abdul
Hamd
As Mehmed was leaving the palace
today two brothers. Greeks prostrnted
themselves and tried to kiss the sui
tan's feet Mehmed recognized them
as his former jewelers. whom Abdul
Hamid denounced AS spies ana AS be
ing overfriendly To him Abdul Hamld
sentenced the two to seven years I'm
rrisonment In the fortress of Castana
lnd oniV recentR were thcN re'"aAcd.
Mehmedts fdoo Nt Hp With picasaie
us hc raised the men 20 their feet ana
embraced them saying
You are my brothors.'
Rev " W. Peot the roprescnta-
tive here of the American board OF
commissioners for foreign missions.
Ing the sufferers from the massacres
in Asiatlc Turkey from Galicia, mas
shipped twelve tons Of flour and loO,-
600 pounds Of rice To Adana Mf'
peet has received = 600 from the Am
erlcan Red cross, Sl,l00 from the
American board of missions ana
S. zoo from tho Society Of Friends oi
Armenia and says he needs irom $le'-
O00 to 100000 more FOR his lmm"-
date requirements
letter from Tarsus written BY lpit
Thomas D. Christie of Hartford
conn. dated April 20. SAYS
II estimated that there were opp
dead In Adana anC rarsus ana dpo
in neighboring towns but | begin 10
think this estimate is too low for thn
,ountrV districts. our banker SHAKER
Rnutros. for example, had farms
southeast of Tarsus and had eighty
one men at work on thom. one iietN
md eighty Armenians. The creek
same in with the story that every one
,f the Nrmenians had been Killed.
From kosolok came a similar tale
Il never would have believed men
OF such cruclties the sign
III which / saw Saturday morning ~
he train on which I was riding moved
hrough the vineyard gardens thls
side of Adana. they reminded me o'
shiloh corinth Nickshurs ana Az
anta Here were bodies lying WheIo
.hcy had fallen There was heap
NJ ten or twenty piled mp like cord
yood-f suppose IA preparation iof
,n,inl fn Adnno. carloads were be"
nr dumped into the river, Ia the ions
sfr.st leading up from the station,
.ounted thirty In the quarter ot mAn
traYersed over the city. bodies lllH'
1ad not been removed.
.Thprr were two whole days OF pil
or street fighting of massacre OF th'
t..r.,,s.fese and ~ buruings cur
-reai strong city of Adana is now
hing of the past