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nua eGauneNa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-21
TOMORROW INFANTRYMEN START
FIELD MEET AT FORT SHAFTER
CONTESTANTS FROM 10Th FOOT TO TAKE PART IN
TW0-DAY EVENTS-0FFICIALS, PROGRAM AND CON-
DTl0MS GOVERNING

Tomorrow the field meet of the
second battalion of the Twentieth In
fantry Will start at Fort Shafter and
will be concluded on Friday, the
events including the regular duties
Of the soldier as well az athletic
contests of various kinds.
The events heduled and the con.
ditions which govern them include
The following:
Ohicials -- Referee. Major Dun
ming; clerk of course and starter, 1t.
Chiffon; timekeepers, Its. McClery,
Pardee and Bowen; judges, Capts.
Chapman. Mearns and Estes.
RELAY race: Entire company.
COMPANIES to be euualized in size
by drawing from a hat containing
the names of the company, sufficient
names to reduce the company to the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-21

size OF the smallest company. Each
man in the company to run one hum
dred yards. Garrison uniform. Value
of points: LIST, TO- End, 3.
BLANK cartridge ra Q: One en-
try from each company. Garrison
uniform, with rife. Five blank cart
ridges placed on small pieces of pa
per, ten-yard intervals, to be brought
one at time and placed in maya
zire Of rifle left on ground at scratch.
After last cartridge is inserted, rifle
to be loaded and fired in air as sig
nal of completion. Value of points:
1st. 5; End, 3.
slug of-war: Entire company.
Companies to be cqualized as in first
event. Value of points: list, 10;
End, ;.
4-Live-load race: Two entries
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-21
Who boxes six rounds with
Sarconi of Camp Very Mon
day night in preliminary
bout.

from each company. Both men to
stand at start. At signal, No. 1
picks up No. without assistance
from the latter and carries him to
point so yards distant. No. then
picks up No. and returns with him
to the starting point. Value Of
points: LIST, 4, End, 9.
--Wheeibarrow race: One entry
from each company. Contestants to
be biindfolded and facing with their
wheclbarrow away from Il goal so
yards distant. At signal they will
face about and wheel the wheelbar-
row toward the goal. The contest
ant coming closest TO the goal will
be declared winner. Garrison uni.
form. Value of points: LIST, 2;
End. /.
6 Striking shelter tent: Two en-
tries from each company. To be ly-
ing in tents properly pitched, with
out their hats, shoes or leggins. Full
field equipment may be arranged in
any manner except on the person. At
signal, contestants to arise, put on
shoes, leggins, hat, strike tent, roll
blanket roll, fasten with strap or rope
ms preferred. Fall in at mark ten
PAGES in front of soldier. ready for
inspection. Value of points: list, D;
End, 3.
Making fire and boiling wa
ter: Four entries from each company
Each contestant to be furnished with
piece of two-by-four, stick of kin
ding, one match, one mess knife and
one tin cup full of water The con-
ties ant who succeeds first in light
ing fire and boiling the water will
be declared winner. Value of points;
LIST, 4 End, 2.
S-Call to arms: Entire company.
Companies will be equalizcd as In
first event. Shelter tents to be pitch
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-21
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ed and men inside without overshirts
hats, shoes or leggins. At signal men
TO dress and fall in, in company FOR
nation. The report of the first SER
gcant shall be the signal of compile
ton. To be inspected by judges. Value
of points: list, 10; End, 8.
9-1OO-yard.swim One entry from
each company. Contestants to wear
swimming trunks. To enter the wa.
ter at the deep end, start from the
rope and swim three times the
length of the tank. The ends must
be tou he'd each time and may be
utilized in getting a start in the new
direction. The bottom must not he
touched. Value of points: LIST, o;
End, 3.
1O--Shoe race: Five entries from
each company. Each contestant TO
be given a number, and his shoes so
marked on the bottom. The shoes
not tied together, will then be placed
in a barrel, which will be located
fifty yards from the start. AT sig
nal. the contestants will make to the
barrel and endeavor to recover their
own shoes. The contestant arriving
first on the line, wearing his own
shoes, properly laced. will be declar'
ed the winner. Value of points: LIST,
a; end, 2.
11-Diving contest: One entry
from each company. The referee
shall throw into the tank twelve OBJ
jects. which shall he visible from the
surface. and shall be within the limit
bounded by the nine-foot line. Al a
signal. the contestants shall enter the
water and try to recover all twelve
objects. The contestant recovering
the objects in the shortest time shall
he declared winner. Failing this, the
contestant recovering the greatest
number of objects shall be declared
winner. Value of points: list, Al;
End, ..
12-Centipede race: One team
from each company. Contestants
(eight mem straddle light pole
bamboo, etc.-and grasp the pole
with one hand in front and one in
rear. At the start, the contestants
to run to a point one hundred yards
distant. The failure of any contest
ant to retain his hold of the pole
serves to throw out his team. Value
pf npints. 1st &. Duu n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-21
Order
Cream Pure Rye
Sold bv
Low EJ0Y ND CO.

prize will be awarded: To the or
ganiz"tion scoring the greatest num-
Der of noints, including all events, q
cash prize of $50, to be expended for
the benefit of the entire company by
the company commander.
December %.
Officials to be announced at time
of ilat hes.
Rifle match: Team to be com
posed of four men from each com.
pany. Ten shots slow fire at 200 and
600 yards.
2-Bowling match: Teams compos-
ed of five men from each company.
First game, Company Il VS.. Company
G; second game, Company + VS.. Com.
pnny II; third game WINES Of first
and second games.
3-Basketball game: Two teams to
be selected by athletic officer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
TIrnr, " TAFT One William hid-s nrh
IlIs Guards Through Berlin.

BEELIN. sept Nv invitation - III"
Kaiser former Governor Mvrou I H"rrIcS
q Ohio and Mrs, H-rriCk and Mr. and
Mrs Henry ". TAR u Cincinnati were
presaut today AZ ths autumn parade ~
'h. brigade - the Imperial Guard. Oh
Templ-huG Field Mr. HerrlCk and Mr.
Taft. accompauI..d by Mr. Hin the Amer
can Ambassador. took dinner with ihe
Kaiser tonight
Among the spectators thor" were also
several American officers who are IN
Berlin On their wav 20 witness the army
manpuvres at DanziK These Iuclud"t
Major Frederick = tel'2. capt. Arthur
l.. ConGer. Capt Samuel -. k"ck"ubarh
and Capt Frederick " PhS'er"r
4 large crowd Of Americans wer" among
the civilian spectators. ia" Hof"! Adlnu
alone sending "a contingent Il over iftN
After tho parad" th,. Kaiser r"d" ~ H."
head - tho troops through Ill" main
streets - this citv. lie was In "Nceed
Iug!v CAV spirits laughing and chatting
with th.. members - N" s'IN Along the
whul, route - the process. pa cordial and
popular reception was gwen - IN" I'm
r.ror 10y tho thrunG - sp"ctrtors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
HOkF SuITH FOR ToI!.
Georgia Democrats Name IIIn for I:oNer-
nor and Take = Loot ahead.

ATLANTA sept EN-Gov.rnpr Hpk~
Smith was this afternoon nominated to
succeed Gov Joseph VI Brown. 10y whom
smith was defeat 81 two wears ago
~. was also Endorsed for President ~
the United States IN 1912 the concluding
paragraph nf m. platform d..rlaring him
.miu.n'ly fitted for IN" duties - that hI Oh
pfic.
The Georgia democracy - pledged 20
Is.' 10 t-'.r "fpr,- 10 s"'ur" IN. Demo
cratic Pr.sld.-ntlal npmln1'Ion for Smith
IA ipI?
The platform - eNtremsly progr--Siv"
II Indur-,.. Az ~ the reform measures s''-
cured by Smith during ms aiWInistFa'ipn
"A. I,uv.rnpr and demands further r'.trlr-
tiun- ou "orInratIuu. especially ~ To- c'Irh-
Iug their activities IN "a political way.
daruand o., made un ~" railroad Cp'nmi--
sion ip radically r.,ltIC" railway rates from
G,-urgIH ports 10 interior POINTS IN 'h"
state After vigorous demand for
str, ug"nt regulation - pnhhc servo"
CORPORATIONS th. Iia'fp rm saws
~" deny ~" cha rye that -pu''t INES
has h,-.n made r'.'Lirssly and WIthoui re-.
ga-d ru truth that IN" I,''Dpl. ~ Georgia
ar" unfrls-ndlv 20 corporations w" re-
DgUII" them a. III" most potential factors
~ ~. uphuldinR - the country and
pl.dg,. them the FULLEST protection and m.
- heir business consistent with a. reason
abl. and Wis" regulation Nv IN" proper
A,I1hurItis- ~ IN" S'a'.
There wers some : OpI democrats IN th.
convention limited 10 9SS votes under the
county unit rule ~ 3Ss votes ~ ere
for Smith and I35 for Brown Tn" Smith
men used the steam ROLLER and gave the
minority NO recognition R~pr-~eu tive
Iu- Hill Hall. n Brown leader was noot"d
OUT 81 the hail when he tried To- ash for
a minority representation un the plat
form committee and SENATOR GrIftith wds
likewise hooted when he tried - plac"
Gov Brown ~ Nomination
Nearly all the Brown leaders lefi the
hail and un the Tollcall for the Governor
ship half - the Brown counties refused
l 20 vote
The entire party machinery was taken
over bV the Sfnth men. not Brown
supporter beng left on the executive
committee The Smith leaders saw they
/ followed the precedent set Ivy the Brown
! faction two years ago.
Ex-Ciov Smith IN his speech ofacCept
ance WmH conciliatory but stood firmly
for progressive Democracy He an
no,inCed that he would not again seek the
CovernOr-hIp bu' intimated that he would
stand for IN. United States Senst" at the
I close - his term
The Brown fact ion ~ m an ugly mood
and there - some talk II an Indepen dent
to oppose Smith. but ~ ~ not taken seri
0tIEly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
nE>Rr VIM ~ PiGriNT.
IIerrbOhm Trees Presentation Four
Hour Riot Of ~plrndOr.

NgF.f.' thF.f lIFFT4frN % lHf ~
I,oNpON. sept Realizing that
Shakespeare King Henry VIII Is NOR"
ri a ia geaut than "a drama Sir Be"r! ohm
Tree produced = on thos.' lines ~ His
Majestv's Thea re- tonight AMI scored one
of his greatest scenic trIumphs \ com
hiratinn ot minute histori" research and
artistic skill resulted IN a series ~ WONDER
frh pictures the harmony 81 which was
not d.strovsd when broken up by the
Kaleidoscope movements NJ III" a"'orN
Prom first 20 last y was a riot uf gor-
g~ous splendor. and m" spectators were
- del GIFTED with u that even Inferior
acting would have Tas~"d almost nm
noticed ~ y was ~" histriuu.c sd" ~
th. Performance. II no. equal "a ~ stage
craft was on th.. whol" satisfying
Mr. Bourchler played krH1 Hsnry IN a
reard grown for III" ucclsion Violet
VsnhrrIgh PLAYED hdfhern' and SIR
Baerhohm Cardinal Wooissy In" play
occupied four hours although IN" original
FIVE acts were compressed MO three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
RrCTIo<S IuONG SOCIALISTS.
sp~rrhrs tens InausiibI~ nSws over ~
ruatlsyurnt an,l lnlneation.
SPECIAL casi' n''pl',s - TIs Sun.

srsr.ii C4,s n,,plisA o. TIVE Sun.
CoPENHNdEN. Sapt The rowdIness
on the part Of the delegates Who are at
tsnding the International SOCialistic Con-
vention her. assumed such serious pro-
portions to-day than the spssches at the
opening % tho public session could not
he heard
Finally quie' wls restored and tho
Austrian and German delegates spoke
la favor VI q resolution Ia regard
To unemployment The resolution Vas
10 the elect that during al indus
trial crisis the State should give s'Ib-'-
dies IN aid OF trade unions funds The
LuglIs h delegates opposed this resplu-
ton They SAID they wanted measures
To prevent un"np lpyment and not tenn
porary monetary assistance They de-
clared that they would abstain from voting
on the resolution
III" French and American delegates
made similar statements aud also an
nouncssi that they would follow the
English In abstaIning from voting Tho
Austrian delegates puintsl out that the
motion was weak one
~ the close 20 M" meeting there were
v, lent scener bctw..n NJ. German and
fie lUgU-l te ~SateS lhH htI"Ttlpshl
session II M" convention was ""rv turbu-
lent aud 'hrr" was much disagreement
between 'hs spe1kers
several resolutions protesting ~ the
mlur"r IT, which 'hc Iu'h,r.t.es perssC'Itc
socialists ~ Argentina. japan. Persia.
Turkrv and Spain w"r" submitted ~
Dr FlI"nbug gen. a ueub"r uf the German
R"Irhs'lg ~hr all -rnm't''! a r"-olu-
tl.u "nudemuiug IIlri,m and th~ ~
rr"atr "u' "f M" Fiulard-r-
! f,~ Nhltion dealing with the unifCa-
tlru e the various socialist part - - each
country was then discussed and brought
ui 81 E"lte,l dIsuu--lrn between fle repre-
-..u'l'tv"- e ne, tWu socialist PARTIES
~ IN" Tinted states baui.l lie Leon.
ur, u..h1lf - ~" Socialist Labor party.
dir"n'lv Challenged IA" r"pra-.u'l'Iyr-
stand he invited them - attend "A COM
ference un he subject II unifiCatIDn ~
the parties uu their return To the United
states He declared that the Socialist
Labor party viii vote for unity and -
ready - invite any other party nov her"
." send delegates u the conference
Morris HiIlIIt - New YORK and Nlo', r
P"-g"r Milwaukee replied They Sald
N" members It the Social Labor party
had rot Attended, the previous conference
~ to" United states uu tho question Il
unity. bat the SuCIalsf party would
heartily welcome tho Social l-,borife-
II IN. latter would JON them and AID
IN securing ar iutarnatipna programme
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
NV en- non OF vt. JE.N.
ReI,c Of ~. Ann VIII Repose In = FIas
Roman Edince.

When the new church 81 ~ Jean Rap
tistn al Seventy-siHth street. and IeKing-
IN avenue IL completed u will bs the re-
po-iiory ~ ~ AIMS relic which now re-
poses IN the old church IN Seventy-Elzth
street The new church which wIll h..
begun @oon ~ expected 20 bc the pure-t
example ~ the classic Roman style m
New York The basement will probably
h. ready for uAe in July. 1911.
The structure will be las feet long and
- feet vide and will seat SSp people
on Lexington avenue the facade will be
~ feet wide. with towers $50 feet high
The church will ~ built IN the shape ~ q
Latin cros@ with three naves and a dome
III feet above the street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
RO0SEVELT UOOu ~ JERSEI
New Idea Republicans Come Out strong
for Him fa( President AGaIn.

Tn. executive ,,ytnmr'~a NJ tn. R.pub-
lican central Cprnrlitt'.' of Hudson county.
the governing hnhy ~ the New Idea
Republicans ndUbts-d resolution AZ a
meeting N Jersey Thy last night declaring
that tho cummIttve goes upon record
that the progT-Nylve political movement
must h. led 10y Cheodor" Roosevelt aud
that 'h,. first sfvi, IN that leadership ~
that ha shall T." dominated a. a." newt
Republican Cauitdats for President OF
'h,. United S'afO~ The resolution was
introduced nv Osorg" !. Record ~
Corporation topOr~l ~ J"r-''N city u
sad ~ Lar
On Iu"-itv ~ . great memorial meeting
uppn the histnrIv battle-ground ~ O-Ivt-
tonne iu kars1s llrudor" Epu-., Ell ont.
Itu.., -" poiI,E AnI me ITiu'tIl" "f 'h-
progressive mo, 'trgut ~ Nu"rI'a ~ q -I-.''. n
shr.h val h. 10 itht~ a. hi-'or," ~ the bat
'Iegru.rd upon Npr,h ~ WIS delivered
Ito ,., jared 'bG' the ht'tir On hat - .'.u
'U. %" u be- po--~ss NOR" than they earn and
.lu." vhr uo--..N> loss han th-y earn 10.
...r 'ho-r h. i,Shev. m he paramouu'
no., riau.- ~ NJ nights II property and
tho 'no h"liSN" m M" paramount i'm
PORTAGE ~ human rishiS mat ~ thi- gr-a'
conf'i"' n~w pNpCipi" must b" introduced
INTO nur na'tonhI NE - new nationali-m
~ Nr Roosevelt 'gU- "
Ih. man Nhp IAN 'Nua vote" ~" pre-
domtuar' -en'luiyD' oi the workers 81 The
country and fognnlaf- ma voice into 4
definite poliitral pIugrauim" 10 III" natura
ard !nrvt'1bi- ead-T "i he new crusade
ahi.h hs has InsISuratei
ms committee Goes upon record In ih'
opigton that thN political movement must
H., I-d hy Th"odVfs Roosevelt and that 1h'
'r-t step m that iSsdsrShip - that he shall
ha "A
date for Prssidpni of the nit~d S'ater
and 20 that end ~ pledge the unanimous
and enthusiastic Nrppor' ~ the memher.
ct tins COMMITTEES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
TNG,r,Ts ,rN ,r,rnsr,R,DE FILIPINO o,rL,W " ARMS.
Nsndac starts Revolt IN Nueya vIseaya
Nr Dickinson's DoInEs.
ps.'H cs'r, Ds'P4f,' u ruE So.

Pc ~ taHs bssPaftH . IHH So.
MANILA sept Former Governor
Mlndac It tie province % Ilocus Norte.
who ~ a murderer and fugitive from
Justice. has started an uprising. 10 hAs
many followers IN the province % Nusva
vlscavL Tho cou-tabula-v ars pursuing
the outlaws
Secretary ~ War Dickinson has APP
proved the scheme for the consolidation
IT the Phihppin. scouts and tho Constab-
ularv under one head his will effect
saving ~ 81 OOO OOO veGr board 81
army officers under Maior-C;e Duvall
will prepare the scheme for the unifica-
ton uf these two bodies fer submission
70 Congress.
The Secretary ~ Wa laid the corner
stone TO-DAY % "A new $500 OOO hotel on tho
IIuetL. lie sIcut tn" morning listen
Ing - ratitipnS from politicians. Mr..
Dickinson attended reception at the
ARMY ana Navy Olub Tonight
NASHiSUTOS. sept - simeon Nandac,
who ~ reported - L.. the Isader of al
uprisIng "a the prOVtnC. 1T \ueya NizcayA,
~ tn" Phi lippIne Island, was formerly
Governor IT N" province II ltpCos Norte.
On March IL last. ~ - alleged he kicked
"A uatIy" ~ the stomach. IufliCtng injuries
NhiCh resulted fatally In" native was
b.iug CTus>-.'Namlusd by Man dac m con
u.ctiuu with IN" klIling at hprse. lie
died the dav after h" was kIcked.
NaudIr was convicted of homicide and
took av appsal 20 th" supreme Court of
m. islands H. Vas released on hail.
~. DISAPPEARED about m" latter part uf
June.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
TROLLE( NEN WIN.
Arbitrator GI,v New Hs'~n Emp'o, -.s
80 Advance

NEW HAYES Ncpi 1t was announced
here tonight thai the employees 81 the
Connexions company which holds the
trolley lines m THIS State for tn" New
York. New HavsO and Hartford Railroad
had won thar Contention for increased
wages according "a the hnding 81 a ma
jorrty 81 the board 81 arbitrator- selected
20 investigate The differences between IN.
trolley employ.NsN and the company
According to vhs - the arbitratOrr the
increase for ibS whole system amounts
10 -, cents an hour - compared with
the -cal. ~ fOhcg PRIOR tn April last
whil. this iurCvaSe ~ about ha a
cent an hour fOp the whole system ~
conrared with h" seal" paid since April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
SHIPI ,RD ~ ,DLOCk GOES on.
Herman Socialists wouldn't Confer Win
nIenIsts and EmPloyers.

HAMBURG. sept. I In consequence 81
pressure brought TO hear by the Ministry
- Marin" the shipyard employers have
agreed 'o u"Ro'iat" with the workmen
next week 20 bring about n termination
~ IA" deadlock. which il seriously hinder
Iug the construction Of war-hips.
Tn" employers stipulated that the
Christian Socialists and m" national trade
unions b" represented. but IN" leaders OF
the Social Democratic non-unionists re-
fused - meet delegates from labor or
CARNATIONS and IA. conference has aC-
cordirgly heeu called 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
pINiut iSE WBII MEETS.
Onirrrs Elected NIcr-PrrsidentiaI ChOice
within a Neek.

P,NNNA sept ! Acting PreSIdent
Mendoza ur.u.d ~" session 81 the
National assembly TINS afternoon. The
m.'uu..r- OF %" Cabinet W"r" present.
Koutlus b.I~tu,--- wa- transacted. Con
stan. o.. Arr-.u"ut wa- elected pr~~i-
d,rf 1T nm" assembly and &. Crruoia
lty..- president.
I' - expected that IN" election ~
fr-' yi,"-pr'-IG"uI ~ the republic VIII
H.. q .-iu-"d 81 WITHIN q week. Seer
.rtfy Lewis n strongly mentioned a. tho
card dat" 1T fu" Uu-sr dtIVss~.
Ih. Assembly, l- still firm for Liberal
candidate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
KING.S CONPiNION SHOT.
Lord kIImarnOrk PepiS~red while out
AFTER Grouse on the Drr>Idr.

NrIItIl IFfTF TfTT IN N M w
RaLMoR,I. sept While King George
and a PARTY 81 friends were grouse shoot
ing Yesterday on Dcssida a gun IN the
hands 20 one 81 IN. party went "A acct
dentallv Lord klma rnock. who was
forty wards away, was is-pI-'t-i wI'n
shot In the right arm. nos" and ear and
his eyaglass was broken 4 gtIir at
t.ndant was also slightly injured.
There was Considerabl" alarm over IN"
mIHhap. hut the injuries 10 the wounded
men are not serious II has not been
as.ertRIn.h who iIr,.d u" shot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
To FIGHT Tammsn, leader Curr, IEaIn.

Francs = Coughun. an undertaken a.
81 Tenth avenue who ran against John
= curry for IA. TAmmany leadership ~
the Thirte.nih district last year but was
badly beaten. ~ "a candidate again this
wear and the first meeting IN his behalf
was held 30 HIb"rnIa Han AZ iIS West
Fifty-third street last night The speaker
satd that tOughhn WAS defeated last time
by the lIsa - cannon ballots They also
sad they would 49,. that none are voted
this wear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
aR,~DO>I>G THE BEDTORD.
Great IIruHIn only HoIsrs q" save t.unS
and ~torrs of Crack Cruiser.

IoNpoN Sept IN" Admiralty N|-
,,id.-d 20 abandon IN" salvHg" operations
on IN" hun - III" CRUISER B''iturd winch
went ashore IN August - n ~" yellow So
on the island ~ Qu~lpar' south "i Z r"i
The officers IN charge Of tn" work rnu"
20 be abl" - -av" the guns dnd 'tli" -
the stores on board IN" Wrecked snip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
~ RkFT RECOGNI/ES MISSIONS.
Ambassador Straus secures Them ENemp-
ton FROM ottoman association Law.

spa 90 tF'.r b"FFr'I4 p IHh N'N.
IoNDoN. sept \ n"w- agency des-
patch from ConstIntIuori" states that
oscar = Strau-. the American Amhassa-
dor 80 Turkey. has obtained 'h" approval
~ the Iabin"' 10 IA" decision Of the State
tounnIl "N.mptlug from the Ottoman Law
controlling $50 ".a'Ious all American re-
gInu- ,'iTrJtIoull and u"n"volsnt in
rfItutI Ou~
The legal .N.-t"n"" ~ tn"ss Is now
r"cnEui ped Tn" decision will apply
equally 20 Other foreign Establishments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
w,u,.,.r F,.nt,u Rome~ard hound.

srs,'4r 'asi, ps,ra'rA n rHB SJB
BRISTOL Sept The Hon W Field-
ing. the Canadian Minister ~ Finance.
sailed Tor Canads to-day on the steamship
ROYAL Edward.