The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
MONTGOMERY. ALABAAdA. 1eoe-TwENTYEI
dent of the chamber and several prom inent deputies. hs


 In the square facing the house of parliament prayers were offered and the sultan was cheered- The whole scene passed on with perfect order The men subsequently entrained and returned to Hademkoi. with the parli- Aamentary deputation.
 The fbuncil of ministers, counselied with the British Ambassador concern- ing the advisability of authorizing c. H. Fitzmaurice, first dragoman of the Embassy to accompany the parliamen- >tary deputation and explain to the Saloniki troops that the powers were satisfied withS the assurances of the maintenance of the constitution but it was decided to abandon the idea and leave to depties to arrange the matter themselves.
 The. difncuity at saloniki and other centers In Macedonia is that the vari- ous populations have been unable to learn the significance of Tuesdays revolution at constanfinople owing to the censorship of all dispatches by the organs representing the committee of Union and Progress Hence the gem eraf disquiet in the provinces. The lastest information is to the effect that the Northern Albanians are waverfng, while the Southern Aibanfans. who t1 constantinople. have now abandoned that plan.
 The land wires in Saloniki are in- terrupted and 1t is not known what are the exact conditions which prevail in the territory.
 One of the most important events in connection with. the present troubles is the union of all political parties. committees. associations and leagues, t~x ing all differences, they formed the committee of Ottoman Union and the common effort will be directed towards the defense of the fatherland and the constitution and the maintenance Of the laws based on the sheri laws. The British vice counsul at A1exand- retta teiegraphs that the most dts tufbed condition prevails there and requests the Instant despatch of~a war |vessel. ss It is reported that serious distur- bances have extended throughout the vilayet of Adana. although details are lacking. A telegram received today from q vice consul at Adana reports great loss of life and property at that place. but 1t adds that disorders have practically ceased in the town.
 Serious attacks have been made on the Christians at Tarsus and part sf the town has been burned.
 school. thought to be the Amerf- can school. was saved. No additional news have been received here regard ing the fate of the missionaries. A British warship is now on it's way to Mersina.
 Beirut and Erzerum are quiet In the latter town the. Mosiems and Ar menians are fraternizing. They are anxious to send men to censtantinopls to ascertain the true meaning of the revolution. on the other hand a movement Is reported to have started at Kharput. a town of Turkish Armeh- ia, but Its significance has not yet been ascertained.
 Leader of UDrisfnm.
 London. April f7.-HeIil Hadid Bey. the local representative of the young Turks, has received a telegram from the committee of union and progress at saionilka, in which 1t was declared neered by Ismail KeuaI: All Ke1iaI. editor os IiSdaEa and said. son of Kali nal Pasta- 4-ess z;
 The uiessage concludes as follows.
 Under thsl nsazlkaf sali kisss fse Aas lgaEshts of tlis liN@kaI uhfoh urHed tfa soldiefss to revolt The deputiss have dispersed. Our colleagues escaped from AlftfQ fQ4t eGSNtaln 0GHtH4 Itf6 EoluLnlIL06 IS taking steps to maintain parliament and punish the rebels. MussuIuans. Christians and Jews are unaninons In energetic protests"
 The foreign office has received q tele- gram from Major Daughty- -wyiie, the British vice consul at Mersina, who went to Adana at the outbreak of the trouble. The text of the message has not been sivsn out. but in substance fighting has not come to an end, %the situation is Improving. He mentions Incidentally that his arm was broken while he was attempting to check the disorders.
 Prominent Turk sxilfed.
 Paris. April tT-The Constantinople correspondent of The Temps says that General Izzet Fuad. former Turkish minister at Madrid, has been killed