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New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A remarkable increase in the volume OF
trading in Missouri Pacific and Wabash
preferred was the feature OF the dealings
on the Consolidated Exchange. Only Read
ing and United States Steel common eX-
ceeded the totals Of these two stocks. IN
fact. the oniy real activity OF the day was
in the so-called Gould shares, rumors that
contest for their control was brewing
stimulating the interest in them. While
tho tendency Of the general list was toword
contraction, so FAR as volume was con
cerned, commission house demand toI
odd lots covering q wide range of the
specialties continued in evidence 10 graft
fying extent It was reflected oy tradlns
list on wt ich forty-nine different STOCKS
were represented So far as the standard
stocks we're concerned. the floor attitude
was rather bearish and prices generally
ruled o fraction under the New YORK STOCK
Excharge. Detailed operat tons follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing I9ii-2T
6FLrnished by Swartwout l& Appenzellar. No 40
Pine street,


Name. Maturlty. yleId.
Atlantic coast Line I p c. i9ll-lT.... - "A
Rln Roch & Pitts, t4is p G. 1919 %. "a ~
Central OF Georgia -. y =. l0ll-'l'.. 4!s 4S
Central u II of y {. ioll-1I.... ~ ~
Chesapeake Ohio p c. loil-'lI.... IS ~
Chicago 4 Alton A4h-5 p g lDll-'l9. ~
chic & Fast m ~ s-5 p G. 1911 IL. ~
chic X ! & Pac 4ia-S @. i9ll-l9.... ~ An
Cin Ham & Day 4is-j u Z. 1911 %. 0h 5s
Delaware & Hudson 4ig =. 1872 1000. ga ~
Erie 44is-5 . C. 1911 ~. .....:::.... 6s ~
Hooking valley 44is &. l9ll-1s -. ~,
HUDSON & Manhattan p c. leli- le.. g. O.
x . ~ scott ~ fh p c. 1911 ID. 5t -
Ksrsas Cty Southern "a , c. l9li-'b -
Lehigh Valley 4ais p c. li-l6...... ~ ~
Missouri Pacihc 5 c, lell-'1I....... 5's -
Mobile & Ohio 80 c. 1911 10. ...... ~
central Lines 3 g, 1911 % .... "a ~,
Norfolk & Western 4 p c. 1911 49,. ~ -
Penn sylvania 3is-4 y c. ie1l'l7...::.. ~ ~
St I. & san From So" e lell-l IL. -. -
do guar A G tS r pc. i9ii-,lI. ~.
Seaboard Air Line 49, y :. lalI II. -
Southern Py $3.50 3 c. 1911 IL. - ~
vrriniau Ry p c, 19l1-. ls.........,. - 80
Wabash ts-5 n g. 1911 81 ...-........ 5'a ~
wheel & Lake Erie ila-5 = 9. l?ll-22.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

Total sales the day n972S shares compared with f'fs
shares FOR corresponding day In 1910.
Total January 20 February H. inclusive, oaJoSo
shares compared Si5sa9 shares for the period
In
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Little or no interest was manifested in
tho marKet for outside securities, and,
while the general tone ruled steady with
fractional Improvement in spots, business
was limited to about half a dozen issues.
The higher priced copper stocks moved WITH
in small traction There was some in
quiry for Giroux Chino and Inspiration.
Greene Cananea and Butte Coalition were
shade lower. In the silver issues La Rose
Consolidated was firm and moderately
active. Kerr Lake and Nipissins were
almost neglected. In the Industrial issues
rental Rubber was irregular on small offer
ings. Southern Iron g. Steel issues were
fraction better in the bid. In bonds Kansas
City Southern 5s we're active at Il small
fractional change. Other bonds were
moderately active and about unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
J. HOMER HILDRErH
VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION

Secretary of state. 80. This certl,,ans y.
.,sS in d1plicate. hereby certifes that y.
cte,rerwald Packing Company oS
stock corporation. has hled IN s-. tn1s .tsr sos
voinntary dissolution OF such corpora',Iis,.. y
Ser section 22l OF tho general corporass. ~ /,
and that Il appears therefrom tnat .,,a, sr
noration has complied with said se'''
order 10 be dissolved. -, o@.l
Witness my hand and the seal OF 0.ss s.-
The secretary of State. az the Clty OF 30 -.
this ist day OF February; one "
rceal1 sand nine hundred ana ep sea-.
EDWARD IATANSkN. St1Le--- :
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
CHANGE OF NAME.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNT
New Yorh-ln the matter OF the appndl
OF The North New York COOPERATIVE bl~1
and Loan Association" domestic tmoneye4 J
poration. tor .eays TO 1nnnss ~ cor,c
nn Notice 81 Presentation OF Petition
Sirs. Please take notice that upon the "
herein "a copy OF which Is herewith serFea
papers therein referred 20 ana IN occo'-t|
with the procedure In such case by statute =
and provided, the undersigned. as at;ornr I
on behalf II the above named pet!tonef.
North N.w York Cooperative Buildlug snc y
Association a domestic tmoneyedl coipordtb1 Y
suriy 10 the Justice sitting az special err 4
/ OF the Supreme Court Tor sltlgatea Aouos
be held IN the County Court House, Bcro1r
Nanbat,an. CITY Of New York, on the In 4
OF February, 1871. al 1890 a. NJ, or as y
hereafter as counsel can be heard, .or an ~
under section 80. Article 8. Chapter % Coe]
dated Laws OF the state OF New 1orE. grs,t1
leave. and authorizing the peutIohe. -ri ns',N "
bv amendment change rs name trom Inc ~
New York Cooperative Building and loan ss
cistion.'' aud TO assume another e1rpoIas ~,
in nlace thereof. viz: 'North New YORK o1,I
and Loan Association; and that the psuno1
herein shall thereafter be known on.y
,riyteges as heretofore enjoyed by the peur11 J
rnder It's old and original name and Mn
same force and effect as though sald ehshel
name had not been authorized ana msu..
gether with such other order OF fellel ~ W.
Court may seem meet and Just in ne prsns'
Dated. New York JanuaIy -''n' i'i'
io'ff y HOMER HILDRErH
Attorney for Petitioner. Smith buiai.s !,
Avenre a, t4s;h Street. Borough
Bronx. New York city. s,.,,
To Non Superlntendent Of Banks or ne e''
10 Snw York. Albany New York. ard =.
,1o- Ssoretary AZ state OF the state
York ALBANY, New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yestel
dav on the New York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET on can ~
az "a per cent: highest. 2l2 per cen''
est, 2H per cent: closing. 2il per CENT
ing rate, 22s per cent Time money
duh. with light offerings and sInsiia a,l 4
mand. Rates, per cent for siSV N
Si4GSi5 per cent for ninety days; " ~ 80 q
per cent for four months ana 49, q
cent for five and six months hs.sads>
na per was issued with moderate frevss1 ~
meeting with fair demand. Rates, IS
per cent for sixty and ninety osy ,our
dorsed bills receivable and choiSe s;G. 4
six months single names, ana ftS''
cent for others. ...sd
TCEEIGN EXCHANGE.--The fcst
excLsnpe market opened firm, Win .sl
ono,ed az 4.SjS5aisS7c. demand s,eriIcc a.
4 s.; Cqi SSS5 and sixty day bills Al waJ
$500 Short francs held ar3unae ae.;yy II
plus 1-S2 and short reichsnlarhs W.
i-32 The market closed steady
Ropkere' nCsted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
REORGANIZATION
Central FOUNDRY G0TPN|

Announcement is hereby made that ~
900 OF the outstanding dsbsrtures q N
claims against Central Foundry Comy,y n
a large amount ot its preferred and eo.,l
stock have assented 20 tho Plan a-t Arl
lnent OF Reorganization dated January N
and that the Committee has declare. u
Plan aad Agreement operative.
To afford further opportunity 20 the e,.e|
ors and stockholders ot Central Founery n
pany to participate in the beraats Of y
Plan and Agreement the time 20 nsh \
posts has been extended TO snd iactzs
FEBRUARY 20. 1911. -Aftsr said date % s
ther deposits will be received save a, tAs 4
ton OF the Comraittcc and UPON such -c-t
tions and with such penalty ss i n.y >
nose. All deposits must oe made With c,,-
Trust Company 81 New YORK ~ rs ora /
wall street. New York CITY. or with Bsr,
Brothers S. Company. Ltd. at their oex
B!shopgate. London. England. All desss.ss
must be in negotiable form. bearing a, y
pom which natured May /. 1910. ard all .
sequent coupons.
Other claims must be accompanisd By r'-
assignments thereof. Certificates o. "
must be duly endorsed IN blank and =
stamped 10 comply With the provisions q y
Dated February G. 1911.
IN. WALLACE. Chslrusa.
&. ID. sMiTHERs,
L. j. G0ODHARI.
AUGUST HECKcC HER,
GEORGE II. HALl0Ch.
NATHAN ID. BILL.
GUSTAV l.. kIs.EL.
Comrir
FRANKLIN L. BABcocE.
ssetst,r
JOLINE. L,ARKrN &. RATHBOSE.
BYRNE & CUTCHEON.
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15

DOMESTlC EXCHANGE..bV bVsr 80. y,-.r -
Chicago. 10 TO l5c premium; san ~
sight 7c. telegraph l0c: New 0IleSrsi, ,rs III
mercIaI &c discount, bank i-leo , Az.
81. Louis, par bid. l0c premium ssa5
Savannah. buying Bloc discount
par. x.,t q
changes s292. s2f. i20. balances Nl.esW' q
timore. exchanges S.574T4 balahIses Iss,sse
295: Boston, exchanges S2,Sa.e 90 v1 ,x NJ
s. 2.5S6 22i: Chicago. exchanges Sf'Sr'"
ances s4o5S.5%5
SILVER MARKET -Commerciai ns u q
yer. 5l7.c: Mexican silver dollars, "a q
silver olsed In London at rs DIV"
changed. .a,. .,
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid ""'
bon. 5. ,,.s 3
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. f. - ,SMx
change on New York l. quoted a'
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W. y. Coler & Co. No. 10 Gee
street)
Accrued interest TO be added)
NJ Y. ANo OTHER GAS SECURITIES.

coupons Interchangeable tRegstered tCou-
pons SRcGistered and coupons.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
l~irnisi ed h. williams. Mcconnell & Coleman,
No. 20 Wall street,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterday closing
ouotntions for government bonds. compared
with SATURDAYS:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles y. Barney a. Co. No %
Broad street. New 1ork and NO 122 south
.trcof Dhflodefrhfa
New-York tribune., 1911-02-15
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

tFiTE OF TIE AMEkICAN COAL CON-
PNNY OF ALLDGANY COUNTY.
No. I Broadway.
New York. Feb. 14th. 1911
Tsa Bgsrd Of Directors OF THE AMERICAN
coal COMPANY or ALLEGANY COUNTY
g. EW JERSEY have this day declared Semi
Aruua Dividend Of three per cent upon the cap
If,I .sock of the Company. payable a. this Office
on Wednesday. March ist. 1911.
rhc Transfer Books viii be closed on Monday.
February ZOth. st three O'Clock =. ~. and re-
oroncd on the morning of March 2nd 1911
GEORGE " BOWLRY Treasurer
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

DR.. Chastain, the well-known mis-
sonary to Mexico, delivered a splen-
did lecture on Mexico" at the Colum-
bia Street church yesterday evening.
The detailed account of the recent
uprising which overthrow the Diaz
regime, the causes which led to the
war, the events connected Herewith
formed a most dramatic and instruc-
tive lecture. His hearers were given
the advantage of first hand informa-
ton, as it were, on a subject that was
aired a great deal by the papers, but
which after all left us in the dark
concerning the real condition and the
primary causes of the conflict. Told
by DR.. Chastain Mexico becomes
vitality alive and mentally before us
A great prosperous and beautiful land
waiting for the intelligent hand Of the
agricultuist. the home-bulder and the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

Boston, Mass. Oct. 9.-That very
small percentage of college girls ever
figure in the divorce court is the con-
tention of Miss Angie c. Chaplin
acting dean of Wellesley College,
They marry late in life said MISS
Chaplin. "They know their own wants
and they do not marry rashly.
| believe that most college women
marry somewhere about the age of %,
"'In the light of figures that the
Smith Alumnae recently brought
forth, it seems plainly evident that
college training gives a girl that
force of character and stability of TEN
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
DR.. Chastam's Lecture on
Mexico Very Instructive

Christian. A land that has tired of
plutocratic rule and aristocratic tyran-
ny. A land of sunshine and flowers
and destined to become famed with a
prosperous and Christian citizenship.
Diaz was not so much disliked as
the policies he advocated and the
favoritism shown. He was simply a
mouthpiece for the money-power
which controlled the government and
muzzled the press.
DR.. Chastain says that it is his opin
ion that the selection of Madero is q
wise and safe choice and that he is
honest enough to protect the interest
Of capital and democratic enough tt
see that the peasant has his rights.
Or. Chastains lecture was great ant
although extending far over the ordi
nary time his hearers gave close ant
interested attention.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
HOSSIERS AGOG.

indianapolis is all agog at the singu-
lar incident wherein a widow conduct
cd the funeral services over the dead
body of her husband. Standing be-
side the coffin she sang the hymns
and delivered the eulogy. She was
dressed in white and there was no
evidence of mourning, all of this be
ing in accord with his request. We
don't blame indianapolis fer being
surprised and shocked at this mos
strange affair but we're Of the opin
ion that there are many other womer
who would be willing to do the very
same thing, and they are not all il
indianapolis, either.-Daily Picayune
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
JACKSON THE POINT OF INTER
EST TODAY IN THE BIG
INDUSTRIAL WAR.
MASS MEETING At new ORLEANS
Governor Sanders of Louisiana Warns
Strikers to Obey the Law. Gov.
Noel Arranges Conference Looking
To Peaceful Settlement.


Jackson, Miss, Oct. 9.-President
Markham of the Illinois Central ar
rived today for a conference with Gov.
Noel and preliminary discussion
with strikeleaders.
Before leaving his car today for a
conference with union labor chiefs, a
thorough understanding was reached
that President Markham was not ex-
pected to confer with a federation of
unions, but merely with representa-
tives of local labor organizations, a
number of whose members are ready
to return to work, if proper assur-
ances are given. The conference be-
gan in Governor Noel's office at elev-
en- o'clock with railroad officials,
state and city authorities and union
Representatives present. President
Markham announced he had received
a telegram stating that fifty employee
es had returned to work at Mounds,
ILL.,. this morning.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

Rev. f. D. Solomon of the Colum-
bia Street church delivered a strong
sermon last night on "Faithfulness,"
or "Moses Choosing" Taking his
text from Hebrews 11:24. "By faith
Moses when he was come to years re-
fused to be called the son of Phara-
obs daughter"
The speaker used Moses as an eX-
ample of faithfulness, showing how
courageous he was in the face of ad-
verse opinion, persecution and oppres-
sion for what he believed to be the
right. He compared the civilization
of the days of the building of the Pyr
amids. the splendors of Minerva, the
learning of Tigleth-Pilesses to oul
present time, and said that in the old
en- days sin and shame, truth ant
honor alike confronted man.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

The recent exhibit of fine poultry
has opened the eyes of local poultry
fanciers as to the possibilities of what
can be accomplished here in the way
of an exhibit after the moulting
season is over and a movement has
been started to have a big exhibit Of
fine poultry in Hattiesburg in January
The idea is to form an association OF
all the raisers of fine poultry in this
section, with a membership fee of
$1.00. This would raise a working
fund for all the preliminary arrange
ments. A liberal premium list would
be prepared, and in case any of the
business men wished to offer special
premiums and prizes, as they do ev-
erywherey they would be allowed to do
so and these prizes would be adver-
tised along with the other prize list.
Then the manufacturers of poultry
supplies and poultry feeds always
wish to participate and that would
add to the prize list A small exhibi
! tion fee would be charged and perhaps
small admission fee for the many
who would wish to visit the exhibi
ton. In this way the exhibi
tion would be self-sustaining and no
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
FaithfuZness IS the Theme
of Reu. E. d. Solomon

1t is when temptation comes and
we resist it that we show our faithful
ness. 1t is when sin comes into our
life and we put it resolutely out that
we prove our fathfulness. Our char
acter is determined by the things we
choose and likewise by the things We
refuse. Therefore our choosing should
be done with care and our refusing
with determination Moses choose
exile, hardships, loss of loved ones
and refused power, pleasure and treas
ure. because his heart told him
the way to go and he went regardless
of future or present consequences.
The speaker declared that the pres
ent day man thought entirely toe
much of power, that the world was
money mad, scheming and selling
souls in the public mart of indiffer
ence.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

no policies shall be issued until the
whole capital is paid in. Secretary Oh
State Power holds that capital stock
means capital stock and that means
81 900, 900 as the capital has been tiN-
ed at a million.
The company got a concession from
the insurance commissioner allowing
it to begin business when 100000
was paid in, but the secretary of state
holds that he has not been authorized
to vary the terms of the statute an6
having named a million as capital IL
the charter and proposing to sell Ger
tificates of full paid shares. he cal
not approve when only 100000 Ii
proposed to be paid in to start busl
ness on.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
EASY TERMS COULD BE SECURED
If PROMPT STEPS ARE
TAKEN, 1T is SAID.
BUT MUST CEDE TRIPOLI
Italy Would Demand No Indemnity
italian Troops Embark For Seat OF
War And Are Bade Farewell BY
kinq Victor Emanuel.
(By Associated PresS.)

Berlin, Germany, Oct. "a circular
note from the Turkish Government
asking the Powers whether they con
slider that the time has arrived to seek
peace between Turkey and Italy, and
under what conditions, was presented
to the German foreign office today
The note contemplates the cessior
to Italy of Tripoli under certain con
ditions. It is thought at the foreign
office that Italy may not be ready t(
negotiate.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
INSURANCE CO.
STRIKES SNAG
Commissioner Henry Insists mat tne
Capital Stock Shall Be
Paid UP.

Jackson, Miss. Oct. Sine pro-
moters of the South Continent Lie
Insurance Company of Gulfport, capi-
tai S1O00,0G0, have struck ahother
suag. First the insurance commlS-
sioner would not approve the charter
as long as Promoter Clarke had any
thing to do with it. Clarke was
dumped and has left
Now the secretary of state is hold
ing up the charter. Section 2oS5 Oh
the code provides that the capita
stock shall be paid in cash within L
months from the date of the charter
and no certificate of full shares ant
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
SPECIAL OFFICER REscuEp.

East St. Louis, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-Seven
special officers for the Illinois Central
railroad were rescued from double
their number of strikers at Valley
Tower, four miles south of the city
limits. Saturday by re-inforcements
on a special train from this city.
The seven specials were patrolling
the company's yards at Valley Tower,
when the strikers surrounded them
and began throwing stones. Rather
than open fire, the officers retreated
to frame building and blocked up
the doors.
While the bombardment was at its
height someone telephoned to w. H.
Whiteside trainmaster~here, and in
side OF ten minutes a switch engine,
drawing coach filed with special
officers and volunteers was speeding
to the scene.
The strikers fed into the woods
. upon tbe approach of the rescue
party.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
BRYAN comes
BACK At TAFT

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 9.-ln an edito-
rial appearing in the Commoner this
week Mr.. Bryan challenges President
Taft to make public the written and
verbal recommendations on which he
appointed Justice White to the posi-
ton of chief justice over Justice Har-
Ian. and the recommendations written
and verbal on which he appointed the
justice whom he placed on the su
ipreme Lanch,
/ AT Cherryville kan, the presiden
repeated the challenge he issued a
Detroit to Mr. Bryan 70 produce al
example OF restraint of trade tina
would not come within the SCOPE
the supreme court decisions in tn
Standard Oil and tobacco trust cases
HE spoke of the criticisms as gill
Il would be reflection on the pres
Hient's intelligence to assume that h
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
FEITER ARRESTED

(By Associated PreSS.)
Washington, D. c., Oct. 9.-After a
search across the continent and up
into British Columbia, secret service
operatives today arrested Albert Leon
a Russian Jew and political refuge, as
he was preparing to leave New York
for South America. Leon is alleged
to be the head of an extensive coun-
terfeiter gang, which has flooded the
Pacific Coast with spurious ten dollar
bank notes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09
Haze You Pad Your
Dog Tax This Year,

$1,517 to the county, when 95 per cent
of them were considered not worth
killing 1t will be just as surprising
to some to learn there are only 433
of the sleep disturbers in the city.
Many a night in one neighborhood
the sounds that go up towards the
moon, and in every other direction
would indicate not less than a thous-
and in attendance at one meeting.
But a mighty little purp can make a
powerful noise and thanks to the law
makers he will have to stand right
along side of his big brother in the
workings of the tax law
The law is a wise one and should
be enforced; dogs ought to be taxed
for several reasons. If he is not
worth the amount levied to his master
the latter should dispose of him and
do society, both dog and folks, gooc
turn, and if he is worth the tax his
master will surely come across gladly
rather than see the pet done away
with, which is also provision of the
! law. The best feature of the law il
the tendency it will have to discour
age the keeping of worthless ours, th'
kind most dangerous to the public
and the keeping of the better breeds
in fact the uplifting Of dogkind il
gpnpraI
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-09

London, Oct. 9.-Most of the Con-
stantinople correspondents agree that
Turkey is renewing her efforts to Sc
cure peace, but they differ as to the
procedure to be followed-whether by
arbitration through an European CON
ference or by other means.
According to reports from Rome,
Italy, which at one time was ready to
pay Turkey a large compensation,
now will pay nothing although She
would not impose a war indemnity if
peace were concluded forthwith IF
hostilities are prolonged, however.
the reports say, Italy will insist upon
heavy indemnity
Italian reports tell of the sinking OF
two Turkish torpedo boats with a
loss of 300 Turks at San Giovanni di
Medua. The Turkish versions mini
mize the affairs,
The Chronicles Constantinople cor
respondent says there is great activi
ty on the part of the Italian warships
through the archipelago and in the
Ionian and Red seas. 1t is believed
the intention is to blockade the Oar
danelles.
Reports are current that Said Pashf
will resign and Kieameil Pasha vii
become Grand Vizier. There are indi
cations throughout the Turkish DO
minions of an energetic spirit in favo
of a holy war, but in Constantinopl'
the people pray constantly for peace
According to the correspondent, thu
American ambassador, w. w. ROCK
hill, has been instructed from Wash
ington t." use his influence for peace
The ambassador will have an intel
view tomorrow with Said Pasha. Rus
sia is joining with the United State
in this action.
Turkey sent another note to tn
T powers asking intervention and otfe
ing to grant reasonable concession t
) Italy.