The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-01
YOUNG TURKS PLAN 10 RULE
FLASHING STORIES AS TO NEW
CABINET REACH LONDON.
both Tewnk and HIlmi spoken or for
Grand Observation-Disclosures Ex'
meets Death Sentence for Aodui
Hamtd-New sultan Goes Cnsuarded.
sp,eni Cahi, Dispatches 10 TIKI sun.

.Spsetai Cdbie Dispatches 10 lhk sun
LONDON. May l.-Conhicting reports
come from Constantinople regarding
the Ministry. A late telegram says tina
Tew6k pasha has rec INSTRUCTED the
Ministry, retaining the former members
with the exception Of the Ministers OF
the Interior, Finance. Wal n Marine
these being replaced. ,
On. the other hand the Times corre-
spondent gives a list with Him Pasha
instead Of Tewfk Pasba as Grand Weller
and with several Of the posts allotted
10 deputies and members OF the Com
mittee of Union and Progress,
The list is admittedly provisional,
hit the correspondent confirms the
reportei intention OF the committee 10
take the Government into its own hands.
and SAYS that such an arrangement would
he the best cure for the ailments OF the
body polite.
~roysTASrI NorLF, April 80. 1t is OFF,
cisllv announced that Abdul Hand VIII
he tried by a c~ourt-martial composed OF
cons,itutionalist officers, The opinion Is
or enly and generally expressed mat he
will be condemned to death.
The new Sultan attended his first
Selamlik to-day. He came by water
from Seraglio Point and drove through
the i,niziries' ,urt in an open VIC
toria TO the NJ osque Of st. Sophia. Mukh-
tar Pasha was in the Sultan's carriage
with him. Several members Of the royal
family and a military escort followed
The Court Of the Janizaries was &C.
cupied by batteries Of artillery and a
LARGE force Of cavalry. A number OF
privileged European visitors were in the
outer court. No Europeans were per-
mitted to attend the services in the mosque.
The square was completely packed with
the populace, and so were the side streets
leading into it. but there were very few
police or soldiers there.
The Sultan, who wore khaki, was driven
at a walking pace and seemed quite I'm
concerned, though the few soldiers in
the courtyard received him in complete
silence. He stopped twice before reach
ing the outer gate. ono for the purpose
of sacrificing Il sheep. as is customary
ON great occasions. and once to allow the
police to clear the outer square.
: " zen he reached the outer gates he
was greeted with laundering cheers by
the populace. The Mosque OF st. Sophia,
where the prayers were held. was open
10 the bubble. The service was longer
than usual.
The Sultan returned amid greater
acola nations than had been called forth
by his arrival. No President OF the United
States ever drove through New York or
Washington less protected. This was in
remarkable contrast with Abdul Hamld's
practice,
Several Of the royal ladies attended.
but waited in the cutter court with the
Europeans. The Sultan specially ac-
k~nowledged the salute Of the latter, He
returned TO the seraglio.
Enormous crowds waited in the streets.
expecting him to drive back to the Dol
msbagtchs Palace. instead Of going by
vaier, +4
TIE SIN correspondent. learns tha,
Abdul Hamid is to be sent from Salonic1
10 Monastir.
The news from Asia Minor is more
reassuring
WASHINGTON, April so.-Mr. Leishman,
the American Ambassai Tor to Turkey,
telegraphei the State Department to-day
that he believed the worst of the troubles
in Turkey were over. Advices received
in Constantinople from the disturbed dis
tricts were ito the effect that az Had
jim and elsewhere in the trouble zone
the trouble hai probably eniel. The
arrival Of troops az the disturbed points
and the change in Government has had a
sslutary effect. Mr.. Le!shrnap lelieves
that order viii lie completely restored
very soon.
The Sta Department received an APP
pea .o-day from az American missionary
organization asking that tho mission
aries at HAHN be protected from massa-
ere anil starvation. The Department I
has done ai IL could in the matter already.
il has been decided that the armorei
crIS"rs N1r,h Carolina and Montana
nov eli rout " from Guantanamo for Gibral-
tar. Will bs -en, to hiersina instead of
Alexandre,ta, rs al first planned.
Mersina il III touch with Adana and
surrounding districts by railroad. II
ne 'esSary one Of the slips will he sent TO
AleSanlreG "A or elsewhere, while tho other
remains a. MerSina. The two cruisers
will pro' abl" 20 .ch Gibraltar on May 4
an Mcrsjna FIVE or six days later, ,
BosToS. April ga cable despatch
was lcce,ycd here to-day from Asiatic
Turkey announcing that order had been
restored al Hadjin and. Adana. Ii was
tent through ia" Rev. ". W. Poet, treas
hrer If the American board at Constan-
tlngpls. The Laspalch lifted a weight
Of "nvicty from the shoulders Of the
board officials inasmuch as the situation
OF Adana aud HAHN had been consid:-
cred most ~p".flousfor the last two weeks.
II" message read:
Need for relief funds increasing.
Twenty thousand TO feed in Adana alone.
hospital and o.phanage crowded. Feed
ing ',n IN Iarsus. also large numbers
IN Antab and Marash. Foodstuffs
generally destroyed shipments from
mere. Hasten cid. Four thousand
Pounds needed Immediately. Notify Red
'''s: md ,ha public. Martial law quicts
""ana !1adiin now quiet. Mission
"I'-' 'rd prop ,rty safe, Trowbridge
> ts's Wellington Government TO ~investi-
= hli,nI Of Rogers and Alaurer when
- IS rol.o. pPEr-
-A' l'pwbr,dge mentioned in Mr.,
~calaecram is the Rev. Stephen r,
'r'-., a native OF Brooklyn. who
- 4 DIT Aintab.
ia. 90, secretary OF the American
''''", sal his eyeniug 1T is not a
~ I - OK wno began the conflict
''" |-pd. iredicine and shelter may