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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

ments were being fought in certain sections. and non-combatants were sa- cure.
 The city was never before known to be so quiet as it is tonight and t is generally believed that once the mili- tary situation is disposed of. an in- vestigation will be made as to the au- thors of the recent events and the Ques- ton of the throne considered It is intended to clear constantinople of the entire old garrison. the major fly of whom will be sent to saionila-
 Commnnder ls Cheered.
 Schsfket Pasina came Into the capi- ta1 at 1 o'clock In the afternoon. He visited all the constitutionei oufposfs and forces in the city and was acclaim cd and cheered wherever he went
 Several Americans were wounded during the lighting. including Freder- ick Moore ana Harry c. Dwight. both correspondeRts and Alexander A. Gar- gtliIo. the lfHst Dragoman of the AIn- erican embassy. Moore's wife, who is an Ensiiail woman. is caring for him at the French hospital. Rifaat Pasfas the minister of foreign affairs, anquir- Cd pefsahally pf Anibsssa dor Lseisfa. . man regarding M6oress condition and suppressed regret that an Ansrioan should have been injured.
 Moore. at the time he was woundea. ' as iisla Assh& SIass. bS ss LIE II slds l alSs& Greek taking photographs The two men. probahly attracted the attention of the Turkish marksmen- The bullet that passed through Moore's neck kill ed native behind him.
 Dwight, who ts magazine writer, was under fire for some time. He was shot while endeayoring to reach Constant inople from Q village few miles out. Finding the approaches to the city closed. he obtained row boat and made his way down the Bosphorus. past the Yildiz Kiosk. The water round his boat was constantly spiashed with spent bullets.
 Dragaman Carguilo's Injury is not severe. He was wounded while sitting in the window of a house in the Grande Rue de Pera. The bullet tore through his left arm and passed through the wall of the house. Car guilo entered the American legation in 1867. He was born in Italy. His sis ter, Mrs. Brigham. lives in New York. He is distinguished for his judgement in political affairs, his knowledge of been of uncommon use to long line of American ministers and to the em- bassy since 1t was created
 Embassies are sheIied.
 A shell embedded itself in the wall of the residence of the Belgian minis ter, Count Errembault de Dudzeele but injured no one. Eward H. Ozmun. the American consue general and J. F. Carp, the Roumanian charge d'affaires was standing in the window of Mir. Ozmuns' house, within the fighting zone, when a bullet struck gCarp's sleeve. A score of bullets hit the dwelling.
 Three shots passed through the win
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Irnlier Annumed Nanle.

Loufsville. Ky. April 24.--A special from Kittaning, Pa, says:
 / John L. Powers, brother of Caleb powers, who was thought to be in Honduras made himself known today to friends in this place, where he has been located for the past sixteen months under the name of Professor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
situation 10 serious.

Tabriz, April 24,--The situation here Is serious. All the bakeries are closed and there have been many deaths from starvation.
 onstrating on the streets against the continuance of the situation. Satar Khan has reiterated his firm resolu- ton never to surrender and he declares untrue the report that he welcomed Russian intervention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Reception for FinIex.

Lexington. Ky, April FLA public reception will be rendered Charles Finley when he returns to his home at Williamsburg. Whitley County. from Indiana, where he has been an exile for nearly ten years on account of the charges against him growing out of the Goebel murder. Reports from there say there Is no danger of a personal attack on him if he returns.
 A telegram from York, Pa, says Ca- leb Powers Is there visiting a young woman whom 1t is said he will marry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Marchinw to rabrsu.

Teheran, April 24.--The Russian forces now on their way to Tabriz. number two thousand men. They have two batteries and supplies for six days for the lnhabltants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
CHRISTIANS PUT
 TODEATHM TURKEY
 BY THE THOUSANDS

J. W. Criste. in charge of the Sayres Business College. Criste. or Powers. as he will be known from now on., came here after having travelled all over the world. 1t Is said. Powers learned of his pardon only today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Aprtl 24--Forecast for AInbamai Partly cloudy warmer sum- day and Monday, moderate east to southeast winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
TRAIN KILLS CHILD.
Her Mother, Mrs. ArbucIkIe, Is TerribIy
 Injured.

New Albany. Ind. April 24.-Lbuise Arbuckles aged 10. was killed and her mother. Mrs. Martha Arbuckle. suf fered a fractured leg when an inter. urban engine struck the pair tonight.
 The chfld's body was carried eight blocks on the pilot of the engine be- fore the engineer noticed the bit of white.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
raxIor Wen,t Ret,sra.

f.
 Indianapolis, April 24.-The pardon of former Governor W. S. Taylor and former Secretary of State Charles Fin ley. by Governor Wiilson of Kentucky last night, has caussd great rejoicing. not only with the two men who have been exiled from their homes for nine years. but to their friends and families. The exile of former governor Taylor has practically meant similar hard. shin for his family. To Mir. Finley the pardon meant an opportunity to visit his aged father and mother and care for them in their old age.
 Mir. Finley expects to return to nis home in Kentucky, but Mir. Taylor says he does not Intend to return im- mediateiy. and if hei goes back to his former home, 1t will only be for q visit He intends to remain in In- dianapolis and care for good law practice which he has established here.
 Friends gathered at the Taylor home in North Delaware Street last night to congratulate Miss Anna Taylor, the former Govexnor's eldest daughters upon the pardon Of her father
 .sThe news is almost too good to be true. she saAd. .s1 have always loaeed to go back % Kentucky to the old home. 4Of course, since the death Of my moNHoEs ik W0At0 ASt " t<t< @4-.tts5 but there is no spot in the world like one,a native State. don't know about going back to Kentucky. shall 70 wherever my father Eoesi
 q may return to Kentucky for a visit" said Mr Taylor. but probably will not remain there. do not believe that have personal enemy in the State, and. in my judgment. could go back there without fear of personal violence"
 MT. TayioF's home is at MorEantown. Ky His wife died in Indianapolis in 1901.
 Mir. Finley expects to return to his home at williamsburg within week. There paternal welcome awaits him.
 If ever there was a time when son should give his father and mother the care that is their due. that time has been in my life during the last nine years" said he. My ambition is to return to them and do what I should have done during these nine years
 Since the flight from Kentucky in 1e00 former Governor Taylor has not been out of Indiana. Mir. Finley has left the State but once, when he was advised by his physicians to go West for the benefit of his health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Naval ofIicers Active.

the British. French and German wars ahips and the American and French consular officials today gave partiea- lar attention to prompt reIief for Had jim. where several American mlssion- arles are located.
 The Governor promises to do every-. thing possible to calm the Mohamme- daus.
 The British vice consul has tele- grnphed to the aadjlm missionary tc try to persuade the Armenians Tn the town not to fire on the besiegers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Frightful Massacres at
 Adana.
  CRY OF DISTRESS COMES FROM THOSE AT HADJm Missionaries Denied Power to Aid
 the Women. FaasticaI rrihssnsn are Msvins sa the Helpies. Foreinsner--Csptaf.s of war vessel. May take
 Hand at Relief

Beirut Asiatic Turkey April 24--A conservative estimate now places tho number killed In the Armenian mass- acre in Adana viiiayet at from 10000 to so.ooo
 At the town of Adana more than 100 girls are missing. It is known taat twenty-one pastors have been killed Fears are entertained that other Amer lean missionaries than those whose deaths have been reported have been murdered
 There are 15.oo0 refugees in AdaAa and Tarsus and 5000 at Mersina. afav- ash and Aintayareq. but conditions at Hadjin are becoming csitical. mes- senger despatched for relief by Miss Lambert. the American missionary. who two days ago sent an appeal to constantinopie. has been killed In the streets. A second messenger. . soldier, was shot at.
 The vali has given assuranees of the safety of the Americana.
 Conditions at Alexandretta are un- changed. Beilan and Dortyoie ara holding out.
 An appeal for help has been issued from Latakia as the mob Is nearilE that city and the American property is threatened. Antioch Is quiet, there being no Armenlans left in that town. Disturbances have occurred in Beirut tonight.
 Later reports from Hadiim say that the situation there Is less tense. The besiegers are beginning slowly to withdraw. The town lacks food. but the people are hopeful of better 5auai- tons. k The body of Emir M bAmmed Arslnn the deputy who was murdered recentiy at consts ntinopie. is aae te arrive hers by steamer tomorrow.
 Mohammedans are coming iptt Beirut today to resist the expected vengeance of the Druses Tribeanen. ths chief of which is Arsian's father. Thess trIbesmen come from Lebanon. Thel have concentrated their forces ans they are coming into town in large numbers.
 The Rev. William N. Chambers. teIe- graphing from Adana today says that no foreigner can secure permission from the authorities to go tc the as- sietance of the women missionaries who are practically alone fin Had5im, where the situation is most serious.
 Dispatches received here report a number of cases of ,incendiarism at thai place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
GOV. WILSON HUNG IN EFFIGY
 -> Suspended From Bridge
 Over River FORE A LONG INSCRIPTION Kentucky's Chief Executive Called Murderer of Justice" The Emsy Was Cut Down DurinE the Day and Placed on Ecxhibitien
 at . Local Newspaper
 once.

Frankfort. Ky. April 24,--Unknown parties hung an efhgy labelled Gus Wilson. Murderer of Justics.' from . high girder of the bridge spanning the Kentucky River here late last night. following the announcement of par dons to ex-Govsrnor Taylor. former Secretary of state Finley, and others charged with conspiracy in the GoebeI assassination. The effgy bore this in- scription:
 Taylor, Powers, Howard, Finley. etc.. murderers of GoebeL To show the world that Kentucklans believe in jus. tice. that they do not approve the ac- ton of wilison in the psrdoning of murderers before tfial and to show why there fs such thing as mob law. T
 The efYisy was cut down during the day and placed on exhibition at q local newspaper once.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
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Mormor. u10 8ranit-@ erfe.
6. Silsdrtuer & ebhne, 7l4-71s SBeitsgaItis
noresStrdbe.
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$GHc 5nr Reiie in's slmsIanb &c.
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Elumbing, SURFACES, Gangcs unO
Seicn, 9odoeden mo Ginncn.
Seunctt 9rus., 523 observation-disclosures.
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