New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
Enalard-s Pistol Laws.

=. r7-!a1d, or the other hand. the carry
.-- NJ weapons ny civilians is strictly for
,s=s- Nor is This al. BY the pistols act
!. 7aae The sale OF a revolver or of any
,..e-----a--l with q barrel less thar four
go inches is length - forbidden. save 70
-,-sers provided with . special police per-
-.- These sre delivered 20 applicants on
-,-,s7- u q zee or &. after having fur
5s.a5 me police with name ana address
--5-h q -e-omrlc16arion from two respect
40 citizens. and a declaration whether the
-r-over or pistol IS &c be kept a. home or
| :. 10 carried on q journey. Violation OF
.f-ze lesa- reQu.-er,ents. either by the ven
| =-- ar hv lire purchaser Of = revolver. is
| --n.sLsb.e by fine ana imprisonment The
| f7-r makes 20 difference between the sale
end The loaHiEg or renting out OF d pistol.
~orsov--. persons under eighteen years Of
go are absolutely forbidden under any cir
----.z-ces L. purchase, rent or carry I
-errlver and the sale to them of such
v-esr1ns Is equally strictly forbidden; while
e-,- person guilty. CT having sold d ffrearTn
n : notorious drunkard or person Of TN
balanced mind y liable 10 three months
,--r-ssonrler- WIKI hard labor and TO q
lszy-- Inc
Tie result Of this lav Of 1885, the adop-
.7an II vhlch should be recommended here
q America il lis entirety. has been 20 re-
T--s Shooting Outrages 70 d minimum IN
ylzEon and. indeed. throughout England.
Use- -uurGer0Es outrages are committed
g K almost IN every case by some other
means than "a revolver. and 10 such al eZ-
,e1t e. ms The case that neither the police
RI London and the other big cities OF the
-ai-zI Kingdom nor the provincial con
F-abs.s-- Hu8 i necessary 70 carry fra
SINS Nc- being confronted by TevoIveTs.
tas~ eau usually manage to deal with
criminals without firearms themselves. Il
e 0-- -a-0 not merely the carrying OF
.=-al-ers r--- even the sale and ownership
. Of -hsr is forbidden. ana the law enforced,
al such wholesale shooting CutraEes VIII
4 9. prevented as took place, for instance. IN
Enl around Eav York or Labor DaE-
Bogus Lord Elp1instone" Jailed.
Many persons here VIII remember Young
Alexander Eplfrs-on. who. styling himself
Lord E'oiustone~ and claiming 70 be
g1 o. thar Lord EIuhiust1ne who died IN
married - Governor Of BombaE, cut
VIZ s-ata IN CSev- York and Newport SO
dsr and sound un in Jail - q hotel
iezt i. Ne- York. Alter repeated arrests
te- similar offences me authorities finally
csma 30 tire conclusion that he must be
rszr and consigned htm 70 the fnE-iru-
-s- for The insane or Blackwel'z Island
To has lust turned I'D again III London
r-5e- arrest charged first with criminal
o-er-ss ~ connection with the bankruptcv
sc- and q Is unlikely that he viii recover
= liberty soon There IS quite z long list
o.. police court -'-a-Ees against him. mainly
- connection with Obtaining goods and
r--s~ Crd-- false 7-etecces and rne scat
is-'-z ~E checks ou hanks where he uct
c-'r had no FUNDS huf vas totally IN
i-p.r
willie hare -- America, he d zscd himself
n rs being sin = Iteu-enant Of the crack
l7rrer -eE-~ut I'm which he a. one time
he'd "a commission - Lord E1phinscone,
and also ~ Kings foreign service u7essen-
&C. l. IS quite true that when he came
@ sge De Inherited s2so.slo which he
promptly proceeded 70 squander- IN fact.
f' ~ ForeTesslv bankrupt and without q
cent -'@r re r~st came 70 America
Wants Succession Altered
H1e1,ve Aapas Hilrni-s efforts al Con
k-aa-ncpie ~ obtain q change II the sue
e==--op l5 a.- throne OF Egypt. and 10
t7aaSfeE II from bis eldest boy, Prince No
:
o1- aifs.rl.- % lis ex-slave wife. Ikba!
aa4-. 10 she son recently borne 70 him
las aew hungarian wife, Countess
19r9-' SERVES To recall the enormous
slao1nt ~ E-ae9IviaI money Uhic.a nag been
A9sf- - garstaHr5uople ia just such
H's1--E~es ~ these in times pas. &c
o'-.Hr 70 .H- present Law Of succession IL
-.ss. SWITCH was also formerly enforced
2.
succession %, tle throne belongs. not % the
i-isT eldest son, but rs che senior q the
ll-ezs Qt c= blood. 40 matter how re-
moe his relationship. The heir apparent %
-ao--i 3s-5ls throne throughout his reign
o. no. ais r-l4si son. bur bis brother
@=@t ia Eoi-- Il a-e-Jha1 is 20 say. the
I1seeai Fs-ls. .af-aud THE laJter's success
90 .1 la- same way viii D. none % his
Tee zsEz- sat ris cousin, Prince IoUssouG
lzzsane
Tie same sway Ihedive IsmaiTs heir
q -ae carly part u his reign was his
me tTrace HAHN youngest son of sic
---@ All hr bass Arab wife after him
''lee lYraEin. son q khedive IsfnaiTs
1H brother Aehn,et. and then the
elaesr son. Tewsk- EHeGiye
brother achme- would have pre-
~ -4.m 0G The throne had Il Dot been
: ozT~sgr5iuarF rraGrd-- whicis :ss
r@e- entirety cleared 5Ir. bur Inc re-
'E for EaIca ma be sale 10 have
S- o. istEaIL Half wy bet yeefl Cairo
-'.'kaIgriH- AZ Eafr ZaysL tile rail
efg=S@s -.ie Nile hE an iryr3 ssFiHS
--e fn ls7s SAID. then ruler oC Es5pI,
great Tete ~ Alexandria. command
presence o. al lle members u his
--lrel ~ 1-eEl-Ua1reIy, the Princes
iis-ial and Achmei-i.ad re-
SIZE ~ Cairo. and : sl,@cial train vas
i-r tE=ir corTe- 4l1e - -lle fsta.
- g. Last .acH.ent remained be-
Under +-a }Teta-r o. .ifaess = heH
-eia afa~1g ne Princes Hahn and
-'- 's-rlere1 dsa-2 tie slope tlat
ct ~ me swing 5rl1ge ~ Kafr Zas e.
-l'---sA engine drive or tie locomotive
10 iz 4o-ror rha1 't.,e drawbr.dge -eas
-alf-16 % awning space Owe the
1-i- .aSlas .oo2, 1iliy fifty feet b.
-- entire train and lis occupants
y'1f-ri-ated iHrs TIE T.ygr Hahn
escaped. through liis superior ac-
ava presence of mind. IN some srz-
managed rp ec1 through 'hf cafriage
a'ld ta So IA. esa0re. y Was = ma
common talk al Cairo and Alex
- te -i.ns that -itc lraesdv i.au
'-.~ree. bs isIisii 50 as to cl-ar SIS
'h"E ArnUet, q most economical
2al'.ai rriaee, 3Ut Of tHa way Of
71reessiog - ri-e 1brere aad also
fir "a itfr aaFl- i4sne II bts uncie
BON ~ stated Tl. I5n1Tra gained
11roe Tsen. ,sa ga. sree-Sio7 20
fas os= lars~- .-- laruleUlas..