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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
LIFE TERM FOR
BEACH HARGIS
Penalty For Killing His
Father.
Jury FILES IT'S VERDICT
Second Trial Of Famous Case ID
Kentucky.
Young Man shot HIS Parent - Death
In His store nj Jsckse. nur-
ing a Eft OF

Irvine. KY, April ss.--The Jury IN
the case OF Beach Hargis, who was
tried on charge Of killing his father.
Judge James Hargis. returned verdict
imprisonment today. The Jury was
given the case late yesterday.
This was the second trial Of Hargis
for this crime. The first trial resulted
IN a mistrfal. the Jury not being able
to agree upon verdict.
The murder OF Judge HarEis BY hin
son Beach occurred in the Judges store
at Jackson. Breathitt County. on the
afternoon Of February 9. 1908. beach
had been intoxicated. II IL alleged. for
several days and on the afternoon OF
the killing said he had been mfsrreat-
ed and that he was going TO nave re-
venge. He left the place where he -
alleged % have made these threats ana
went directly to the HarEis store
There he was met by his father who
asked him what he had been doing. IL
10 not known what Beach answered.
but the two ciinched. during which
Beach shot his father four limos. the
bullets being fred through Beach's
coat, he not having had time. u - said.
to draw his weapon. which belonged 70
the murdered fatbAr. having been
taken from the store by young Har-
gis.
distance away and for several days cx-
element was intense In the tttietown-
The strong Harsss faction was SPLIT e
pieces BY the ciamors Of Judge Ha&is
friends that Beach be punished. ana
by the efforts TO secure his freedom
by his mother. He was placed an jail
after the shooting anda day or two
later tried to commit suicide by yakin8
a considerable quantity OF morphine
he was saved. however, By MIS- phNsi~
Ia a DF wv
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
HAMS TRIAL is ON
STATES CASE rs PRESENTED TO A
JURY.
Witnesses Tell Of the Tragic Fading of
William 10. Annis nt the Bay
ride Yacht
iCEuh

Flushing. N. r.. April 2s--General
Peter G.. Hains. the defendants father.
will be the first witness called to-
morrow when the defense for Captain
Peter G. Hams. Jr.. begins its attempt
to establish the insanity of the young
army ofiic4r who shot and killed Will
liam Z. Annis at the Bayside Yacht
Club last August.
The trial moved today with marked
despatch and when the court adjourn
ed, former District Attorney Eugene
n. Young has completed HIS opening
address wildly outlining the defense
to the jury. while In the i've hours pre-
vious the prosecution put in its case to
establish proof az the crime.
General HainE Will be followed BY
Mapor Hains tiSf d8ptafn's Brpther. snd
then by some thirty witnesses an OF
whom will testify concerning Cap-
tain Hains's Irrational acts Following
the revelations of his wife's alleged in
fidelity and her association with Annis.
Thornton ]. Hams. the DEFENDANTS
brother. who was tried and acquitted
OF completely in the shooting Of Annis,
Is expected to be In court tomorrow.
Because OF anonymous threats against
his life, counsel has asked for police
bodyEuard for him and the court prob
ably win designate special of1icer to
sit near him. Thornton Hams VIII DO
an important witness for the defense.
Captain Hams showed little emotion
during his counsels vivid narration OF
his life and marital troubles. But
one time he bowed his head In his
arms on the counsel table where he sat
as Mr.. Young spoke OF the captains
three small children. For q brief mo-
noent he appeared to realize his grief.
During the day the State called sew
en- witnesses, most OF whom were eye
witnesses to the tragedy. to establish
ita case. Former District Attorney
Gregg referred to the shooting as a
cold FLOODED and premeditated crime
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
KENTUCKY PREACHER
ARRESTED WITH GIRL

st. Louis. April 2S.--The Rev. p. r.
Campbell, recently pastor of the Chris
tian church at Stamping Ground. KY
was arrested here tonight In company
with Miss Josephine Hosley, a member
of his church. on advices from John
Richards, marshal at Stamping Ground.
Campbell's wife and boy. Fryer. are
living with Mrs. Campbell's parents in
Louisville.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell tonight told the
police he was about to return to Ken
lucky and tell Miss Hosley's father he
would marry her when his wife OBJ
tanned a divorce.
He told the police he loved Miss
Hosley and she said she would stand
by him now that he was in the hands
OF the police.
The police decided to hold Miss Hos
ley also after they had received tel
ephone message from Stamping
Ground. She is nineteen years old and
Campbell is twenty-seven. In telling
her story OF her affection for the
preacher she said:
II knew he was married, but loved
him. Love ought, perhaps, TO cover a
multitude of sins. but can't convince
myself that any love as great as ours
is sinful
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

washington. April 2s.--Advioes from
the American legation at Teheran' FER
sia. TO the state DeBartment today are
that a guard from the Russian force,
now advAncing with supplies for Tab
ria will be sent forward II found adj
'visable. but that the main body OF sol-
dfers win not enter the city unless this
IL found necessary.
A dispetsA from the consul at Tabriz.
forwardGd by Mr.. Jackson. Indicates
slightly more favorable conditions
with $omparatlVe safety for foreign.
! ers 80 20 this time z
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
KENTUCKY POLITICIAN
CLAIMS HE WAS ABDUCTED

Louisville. KY. April Pa special
quotes Frank Lee, store keeper guag-
er at Monticello. KY, as saying that he
was ON Monday. April rs, abducted
from district senatorial convention at
jamestown KY. and held at a safe
distance until his vote on a contest of
delegates from Clinton county proved
invalid.
Tee is prominent in the political
councils of the mountain" Republic
cans OF the Eleventh kentucky dis
trict. in which the convention was
held. and he declares, according 10 the
special. that he win attempt to have
the proceedings Of the convention held
invalid.
He is quoted as saying that he was
taken out of the hall on a pretext,
hustled into buggy by three power
full men and ferried across the Cum
berland river and so far into the next
county that he was unable to get back
In time to cast a vote on the contest.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
MEMORY OF LiENFANr.


Memorial Exercises Tor E18z0eeE WIG
PIaanea washiugson.
Washington. April 2s.-Unusual hon-
ors were today paid to the memory
OF Major Pierre Charles LBnfant. tho
famous French engineer. who, undsr
the authority Of George Warrington.
laid out the city OF Washington.
His body. which was disintorred from
it's resting place on Digges Farm IN
Maryland, Rear washington. where he
was buried In 1925. was taken 70 the
Capitol under military escort today.
In the rotunda. whore the body lay
In state, ceremonies were held, az
which vice-President sherman and
Ambassador Jusserand OF France paid
tribute TO the noted SFrenchman.
This afternoon the body was taken
to Arlington National Cemetery. under
a military escort ana religious SER
vices were held there.
Besides the regular troops who took
part in the procession there were va
rious patriotic organizations as we'll
as civil associations OF Washingtons
Rev. william L. Russell, rector OF 81.
Patrick's Church OF this city. wnich
Major L'Enfant attended. ofiaciated at
the services at Arlington Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
WALSH DRAGGED TN
FORMER BANKER is IMPLICATED
ny VAN VLIssENGEN.
Chicago Forger Declares That Capt.
alists Compelled Him, to Commit
Illegal Transncticns--Dra-
matte Scene I'm Court.

Chicago, April 2s.-The names OF
John r. Walsh. former president or
the Chicago National Bank who is un-
der n fve-year sentence for misapply-
Ing the funds of that institution, and
Fred M. Blount, Mr.. Walsh's business
and political associate. were drawn In
to the Peter Van vlissengen forgery
scandal here TODAY.
Van Vlissengen, who was brought
up from Joliet prison to explain his
assets before Referee in Bankruptcy
Frank L. Wean. and who had testified
that Bernhard Rosenberg and Maurice
Rosenfield, Chicago capitalists, had
knowledge OF his practices as early as
1904 and had compelled him to carry
out more forgeries in order to pay
them. was asked this question BY at
torney LsesinE Ifosenthal. representing
the two accused nnancisrR. II
what ipfofni&t lion did you get be-
fore or subsequent TO November 8,
1908 (the day Van Vlissengen confess
ed to his crimes to the States atfor-
neyl that John X. Walsh and Fred NJ.
Blount knew Of your illegal prac-
ticeRT'
Il had no knowledge prior to that
date" responded Van viissengen.
The question plainly excited the
Wen. subsequent" persisted Mr..
Rosenthal.
IT you would permit me, to talk
with you think you would withdraw
that question" faltered the witness
II have nothing to conceal. but a
conference can do no harm" said Mr..
Rosenthal.
A confereDce was then held, after
which Mr.. Rosenthal asked:
Were any facts disclosed to you
prior to your exposure TO show yo,,
that either John r. Walsh or Fred N !.
Blount knew your seeret7''
"No." replied Van V1issengen.
Did any one know II beside Rosen-
field and RosenberR?"
Not to my knowledge"
f At the close of the days session
Van Vlissengen, in the presence OF his
counsel. made this statement:
TT is most unjust that Mr.. walsh's
name should be dragged into this trial
for some purpose not evidenced. Lea-
sing Rosenthal, as attorney for Roaen-
berg and Resented, came to the pen-
itentiary January 25 and Informed me
that Walsh knew my secret"
Mr.. Rosenthal said:
II never informed Van VlissenRen
that Walsh knew his secret ana the
former knows this well enough The
name of Walsh was not mentioned dur
ing our conversation at the peniten-
tiary."
The hearing will be continued to.
morrow afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
GoLDFIELD OFFERS
$4,000 FOR FIGHT

Goldheld. New, April ga mass
meeting OF 1000 citizens tonight de-
cided that Goldfield should offer $780,
600 for a fight between Jack Johnson
the latter part OF September. during
the session of the mining congress.
Before the meeting adjourned S4O,-
900 of the amount had been pledged.
and the further decision reached that
should $4,000 prove too small a purse
to attract the big fighters. any sum
without reason would be offered.
When the subscription list is COM
pleted a formal offer will be made to
the lighters.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Durango. Mexico. April ga sea-ch-
ing investigation Of the recent riotinE
at Velardena, resulting from che at
tempts 10 interfere with a religious
procession has been ordered bv Pres
ident Diaz and responsibility will be
fixed for the summary execution OF
twenty ave participants In that riot.
The President has ordered the arrest
OF Lieutenant Jesus Garca Gonzales.
who commanded the soldiers cent 70
Valardena, and the Mayor Of Durango
has been ordered TO prosecute the CT
ficer vigorously.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
TORNADO CAUSES
DEATH IN KANSAS

wichita. Kans., April 2s-one per-
son was killed and ten injured by a
tornado which wrecked a large portion
of Douglas. Kans.. this evening. The
storm spread over wide area. doing
Louis Ayres. IS years old, was the
one killed. Mrs, ] ]. Jones was Sc
rious1y injured.
Between Rose Hill and Douglas
many houses were blown down. Three
school houses were completely wreck
ed.
At Rock. south of Douglas. a store
building was wrecked and one man
injured.
Telephone and telegraphic service
were badly interfered with, making it
difficult to learn the extent Of the dam
age in the various towns.
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Fire Loss sI2S.o 900. .

Peabody, Mass. April 2S.-The mans
ufacturing and tenement district OF this
town was threatened early today BY q
flre which destroyed one Of the large
buildings connected with the leather
manufacturing plant OF the A. Fl.
clark Co. partially burned another and
caused much damage to surrounding
property, entaiIing an estimated loss OF
about $4,000. A torrential rain and
the combined efforts OF the fire depart
ments Of Peabody. Salem and Beverly
prevented a much greater loss.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
Names Hawaiian Judges.

washington, April 2S.--The Presi-
dent today sent to the Senate the Ha-
waIian judgeship nominations which
have been under consideration ever
since his Inauguration and which
brought up the question as to the pol
icy of appointing residents Of the is
land or non-residents to the bench. AS
United States District Judge for the
Territory Of Hawaii, President Taft
named George w. Woodruff, OF Penn
sylvania. The Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Hawaii. Antonio
Perry of Hawaii is named and as seq
ond Judge of the, Circuit Court OF the
First Circuit of Hawaii. William L.
whitney of Hawaii.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

seer.tar, WIN n.anlae oe..srues,ea

Secretary WIN Examine Construction
OF Canal.
Colon, April 2s.--The- United states
boat Mayfiower with Secreta-
ry OF War Dickinson on board arrived
here today from Jamaica
Mr.. Dickinson was greeted by Lfeu-
tenant Colonel Cocktails and other ca
nal officials. He viii make an exam
ination Of the canal construction work.
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie has
landed 500 men here who win be
transferred to the auxiliary cruiser
Buffalo at Panama.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
FIRE IN ILLINOIS
THREATENS A TOWN

Peoria, HIS, April /2s-Fire which
broke out in the large general mer-
chandfse store of @. w. Hermann at
Bartonville, flve miles south of Peoria,
at 1880 this morning. is Spreading
rapidly and several residences are In
flames. A heavy wind is blowing and
the village seems doomed.
The Peoria Fire Department has re-
sponded to the call for assistance. sew.
eral large factories are threatened.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
GuilIotte Not Guilty.

New Orleans, La, April 2s-A verdict
of not guilty was returned late tonight
by the jury in the case Of the State
against L. W Guillotte. former regis
ter of conveyances and marriages for
the Parish OF Orleans. who was charg-
ed with embezzling $4,000 OF the funds
Of the Office.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
Denies New Trials

Pittsburg, Pa. April 2S.--Judge Heb-
ert Fraser today refused the applica-
tions for new trials Of former tanker
w. w. Ramsey. the Councilmen. John
ali RECENTLY convicted In connection
with the counciImanic graft cases. It
was announced that sentence would be
,nuosed tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Atlanta, Ga. April ga charter
was granted the western OF Georgia
Railway by the Secretary OF State to-
day The proposed road is to be cap
italized at 100000 The road Is to he
sixty miles long. It will connect with
the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
at Aberdeen. In Forsyth County. and
extend in uEestwardiy direetson 20 the
state line
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Bonnie Terre. Mo-. April 2S-rhree
hundred miners employed bv the ST.
Joseph Lead Company. OF Leadwood,
Mo-. went on strike there today for an
increase In wages. The men. who are
not affiliated with any national labor
Organization. ask 90 for eight hours
work. an increase of 80 cents over the
present rate. Thus FAR there has been
no disorder.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

End Comes to Well Knovn American
Author.
London. April es.--olive Logan, the
American author. actress and lecturer.
died In an asylum at Banstead yester-
day of heart disease.
Mrs. Logan had been an inmate OF
this institution since January. when
she was placed there by the poor law
guardians OF Kensington. Mrs. Lo-
gan was born at Eimira. N. r. April
o. 1893. -
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ELEVEN ARE BURIED.
Men who Lost Lives by submarins

Mem Who Lost Lives by Submarine
Explosion. w.
Naples. April 2ss--The eleven men
who lost their lives as result OF the
explosion here Monday on board the
italian submarine Foca. were buried
today.
Among the floral decorations We're
two splendid wreaths. one from Lieu
tenant Commander George W. Logan,
captain OF the American gunboat scor-
pion and the other from the crew OF
the gunhogt.
thanked Lieutenant Commdnder Logan
for these expressions Of sympathy.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29
TAILoR srAps pRUaeIsr.
YensIove Is Rushed to Atlanta I'm
Auto.

Atlanta, Ca, April 2s.--After stab
bling and probably fatally wounding
Perrin Head. young druggist at CRIT
An, Ca. today. b. Venslove, mer-
chant tailor, was hurried to Atlanta in
Am AUTOMOBILES, rumors having caused
the Grfffin authorities TO fear trouble.
Head had gone to vensiove's place Of
business to demand retraction or dam
aging reports he charged venslove
with circulating and Venslove stabbed
him with a pair of tailor's shears.
wounding him six times. His eondi-
ton is said to. be desperate.
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Riehard creker SAM.

New York. April 2s--Richard Croker
sailed for Europe today. He announc-
ed his intention of returning TO Amer.
lea next year and OF spending some
he 10 TO have on the Florida coast
near Palm Beach.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Brattleboro. VT. April 2s.--Frederick
q. Hoibrook. former Governor of ver-.
mont. the Oldest living Ex-Governor in
the country and one of the last Of the
here tonight. He was nfnety-six years
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

that American Ambassador Leishman
at constantinople. has been given fuli
authority by the Red Cross for the dis
tribution OF whatever funds Il may
send. and refers the committee to him
for assistance.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Buffalo, N. Y, April 2s.-The eleya.
tor Of the Hustled Mailing and Elevator
Company. on Trenattfstreet. near smith,
was destroyed by are early today to.
Sefher with about 100000 bushels Of
rain. Loss, 100000: insured.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

unweicome visitors surrounded BY
twenty black eunuchs. were usnered
into the Sultan's apartment wnere
stood the suitan's son. Prince Abdur
Rahim. Presently the sultan entered
IN a bewiidered manner. He was
dressed somewhat negligentiy. as
though his clothes has been hastily
donned, in civilian attire. His arms
hung ct his sides and his hands
After q silent salute. Essad Pashs
pronounced In slow tones the deere
Of deposition, at whichs~.fhAwu Suite
shuddered There was painful -
tence, followed by an equally pain .
colloquy. lasting quarter OF an
Abdul Hamid appealed for his life 4
for the lives OF his family He y
tested his devotion to the people, nd
his Innocence In recent events.
The youthful prince burst inth ,ars
and after vain efforts to rest his
feelings. retired behind q scree$ here
he broke into bitter sobs. For 4 mo-
eyes. Then he supplicated the soldiers
In attendance to swear that they would
not take his life. The deputation
brought the interview to a close and
Abdul Hamid fumbiy saluted them a.
they departed.
Enver Bey, the Young Turk leader.
In an interview. declares that the CON-
viction Is forced upon him that Abdul
Hamid was responsible. for the recent
mutiny. He thinks that all danger OF
rising in Anatolia In support Of the
ex-Sultan has now vanished, and like
General Schefket wishes to Danish the
idea that the army Of occupation Is the
army OF Committee Of Union and Prog
ress. He says that the army and the
that each has In view the same goal.
namely the welfare OF the country.
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SHAH WILL NOT RESIST
THE RUSSIAN INVASION

Tehsran, April 2S.--The Shah has
granted amnesty to the Tahriz reYo-
futionists and has ordered that no OPP
nosition be offered TO the advance Of
the Russian troops.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Erzeroum. Turkish Armenia, April
2s.--The garrison here. which showed
signs of disaffection few days ago.
has changed ITS attitude on learning
OF the deposition of the Sultan Abdul
Hamid and the appointment of the new
Sultan. and now IL tranquil.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-29

Z Berlin, April 2&--Prince Harold. OF
Denmark, third son Of King Frederick.
was married today at the Gluecksburg
Castle, TO Princess Helena. of Souder-
burg, Giuecksburs.
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A MAorsTRArE.

u. Boston, April 28-Charles
II. Shu. probably the first Chi
naman to be made a Justice Of
the Peace in this country. was
today invested with that au-
thority by the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts,. .shu Is a ma
tive OF Seattle. Washn.
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London. April 2s--A special dispatch
from Mersina. dated Monday right.
says: ~
Two Turkish. regiments which land
ed here saturday. proceeded to Adana,
where they resumed late Sunday night
the Wholesale numbering Of Armeniasns.
and the burning Of their property.
Thousands were burned to death.
while those who attempted to escape
were shot down by the troops. The de-
struction OF the town of Adana is COM
plete.
The loss Of life In the whole prov
ince of Adana is estimated at 10000.
The losses OF Europeans in property
Is enormous. Z The British and for.
eign warships are Inactive,
Four Germans. previously reported
as having been killed at BakdJeh. have
arrived safely at Mersina. All the
Armenian population at Bakdjeh have
been massaorcd.
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Ahdul 4 Re.pen.lbIe.

Vienna, April 2s--It Is reported that
the Committee OF Union and Progress
intend to publish full account of the
massacres In Asia Minor. for the pur-
pose of proving that they were fnsti-
gated by Abdul HaSnid in order to dis
credit the Young Turk rule and pro-
woke foreign intervention.
A dispatch frem Constantinople
gives q report that Kamiei Pasha, the
former Grand vizier. has been arrested.
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A Further Appeal.

washington. April 2S-Further ap.
ueals for assistance came during the
day from the relief committee at Bel.
rut. which cabled to the American Me-
tional Red Cross Society here as fol
lows:
Request funds bv cable and author
ity to act here as your agents in the
Asia Minor and Syria relief.
(siRned) "G. B. Ravndale. American
Consul; George Post Edward q. Fry
err. Relief Committee"
In response. the Red Cross has i'm
formed the relief eommlttss at Beirut
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San Francisco. April 2s.--James s.
Cabanne I'll, who was smuggled out
Of st. Louis by his step father.
Broughton yBrandenherg WAS today CIV
en- to bis father Jepaes sheppard Ca,
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THE WEATHER.

Washfngton, April 1s<-Forecasts Al
sbasnn fair Thursday, Friday PARTLY
eleudy possibly showers with cooler IN
north pertieA, moderate to brisk south
winds.
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Washington. April 2s.-Mehmed ",
the new Sultan of Turkey. was today
ofhcially recognized as the reigning
ruler Of that empire by the, Washing
ton government.
This action followed the communica-
ton OF the fact of the accession of
the new Sultan to the State depart
ment by II. Kiasim Bey. the Turkish
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benne, OF st. Louis Mr.. Cabanne
started home with his son this after
noon.