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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
HOMELESS OWING TO FIRE
Special Gable to The Tribune.
rnNST NTINOpI AuC D

CONST TANTINOPLE. Aug. ga good
idea of the extent of the recent terrible
nres at Stamboul can be formed from the
fact that IL takes about Two hours to
drive round the devastated area. The
outbreak was more serious than any that
hns occurred in the course of century
The original figures of the national ca
lamity we're undarestimatcd In the first
hasty reports. The damage Is now put
down at s25 000. 900 and the number of
000
The general misery and wretchcdness
are indescribable Thousands of the un-
fortunates gather in tho damp places OF
devastated orchards and vineyards The
municipal and medical authorities are ap-
prchcnsiyc lost the hcrding together of
such large numbers under such undesira-
bio conditions should bring about the
spread Of cholera. which Is beginning to
take rather alarming proportions.
A. number found their death III IL way
peculiar to- Constantinoplc. Many houses
in STEAMBOAT possess the so-called els
terms where the rain water is gathered
During the fire some conceived the un-
fortunate Idea that they could easily save
themselves If they took refuge In these
subterranean reservoirs. They were. OF
course, either burned alive under the
ruins OF the destroyed houses or else
boiled TO death by the heated cistern
water.
II Is now fairly well established that
incendiarism WAS the cause OF the fire,
Hundreds II suspiclou' nerSous baxs been
Imprisoned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
RUSSIAN WOMAN HAD
HEAD FOR BUSINESS
Mime. Morozof at Death Left For
tune Conservatively Estimated
at $40 600, 900.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

ST: PETERSBURG. Aug, 2S.-yery few
people even IN Russia knew that among
the cars subjects was one OF the world s
great business women. Perhaps aside
from the Baroness BurdettCouts Of Eng
land and Mrs. Hetty Green Of the United
States. history has no record OF more
Morozoff. who has Just died at the age
OF 81 years. leaving fortune conserya-
fiyely est ss,imstsd 6nS ood, at 600 9ubles
They were established by her husband
but for many years since his death Nine,
Morozcfr had conducted the great mills
and with success. UP to the time OF her
last Illness she was the active head of
the business. keeping in close touch with
every development and exhibiting busl-
ness shrewdness which had added enor
mously TO the value OF the property under
her management.
The real reason for the strong Russian
opposition to Mr.. Schuster. the American
financial expert, who has been placed In
charge of the Persian treasury, is the ap-
pointment of Major Stokes, an English
officer. as head of the new treasury gems
d'armerle. Major Stokes Is known to
| and disliked bv the Russians for having
come into violent collision with Colonel
I>iakhof, the Russian officer who was
forme rly in command Of the Persian Co.'S
sacks. This occurred on the racecourse
at Teheran several years ago. The Rus
sian and foreign press have been inspired
to put forth what, they call q parallel
case In a way that, it is hoped and ex-
pected. viii be initiated by the British
government In the present juncture.
Major Stokes. It is said should be at
once arrested by the Indian military
guard OF the British legation at Teheran.
and handed over to the safe custody Of
the British representative.
The case referred to was that OF the
Persian prince. Dlrah Mira, who was
domciled in Russia. and Russian OFF,
GER When the revolution broke out In
Persia he deserted to take up arms
against the Persian government. sending
in his resignation to the Russian head
quarters during his flight across the Rus
sian frontier His resignation. however
was not accepted until he was brought
back under arrest By a troop of Russian
Cossacks sent into Persia to take him.
II, as / believe. Major Stokes's resigna
tlon was accepted long ago. the two cases
nre not the same. At all events. 1t Is
expected that the British government
will disayow him. The NoVoe Vremya
declares that n single word from the
British minister at Teheran would suffice
to put an end to Major Stokes. whose
present condition Is In contradiction OF
the letter and spirit of the Anglo Russian
agreement
The Novoe Vremya calls the Persians
dccrepit and powerless people, and pre-
diets the certain success OF Mohammed
All and the possibility OF Major Stokes
being taken prisoner and ordered TO be
impaled by the returning shah. The
British government. it earcastcallY re-
marks. will then remember that Major
Stokes Is British subject, Would 1t not
be better and safer TO remember that
now? IL adds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Of TAX|CAB
SUPPLA|VT BR|CANDS
italian Government Takes Steps
to Prevent Wholesale Cheat
Ing of Passengers.
BY CLEMENT J. BARRETT.
ecial Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
ROME, Aug. 28.-The picturesque bri-
gands Of song. story and stage have been
pretty we'll stamped out, but they, in q
measure have been succeeded by q new
type in the persons OF taxicab men. One
Of the greatest annoyances for travel
ers here Is the mode In which the taxi
meter cabmen make a journey OF one
milo equal In price TO two and half
and all this through the way they man
age the taximeter dals, This wholesale
cheating Of the public has become such
u nuisance that the authorities have
awakened to the necessity of having a
Uniform taximeter that will, when
opened. show how 1t has been tampered
with. The taxicab men cry out loudly
against this. which cuHails their powers
Of cheating; and the makers Of taximeters
bitterly complain that the selection CT
one sort of tnximetcr will cast unjust
reflections on the makers Of the others
so there is a great outcry against them.
DR., Enrco Serafino. an Italian physi-
clan, tells US that neurasthenia results
from talking too much. Thinking max
ing up phrases. listening to and forming
fort which exctes the whole nervous
system. The final result is q nervous
breakdown.
Giuseppina Biseni. aged 23 years. of
II one may Judge by tho story which she
told at the central police office. whittier
she repaired to complain that she had
been detrauded OF her savings. She was
approached by Il woman dressed In black
who, fixing her eyes upon the Respondent
Guseppina, inquired what was the mat
ter with her. The young woman poured
out @ heartload OF woe. The black k-robed
dame was full OF sympathy.
'T know precisely what the trouble is,
she replied. 'T have seen many. cases
OF tho kind You have got devil In
Poor Giuseppina was too Mortified to
question the assertion. The wise woman
thereupon told her to collect oil her saw
ings. put them In a box which her friend
would give her, and carry them as
present to the church The box was got
ready, bound with string. the knots of
which were sealed. and the two women
repaired with II TO the Church Of San
Carlo. The box was placed at the foot
or the altar H. taper was lighted, and
Gluseppina repeated the special PRAYER"
at the dictation OF her kind instructress.
Finally. the latter held I'D the box for
few moments. and returned 1t to her In
Eenuous dupe,
THE box Is now blessed" she said:
carry 1t home. but do not open II for
emy. / will SEQ you tomorrow. To-
morrow came. but IL did not bring the
unknown devil chaser. Giuseppina be-
gan to grow suspicious, but she was
had expired Then, with trembling fin
gers. she broke the seals, and undid the
string with which the box WAS tied, II
contained nothing but bundle of pa
pers.
The box was provided with a false
| its contents without breaking the seals
or untyinG any knots.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
ASK COURTS TO DECIDE
RIGHT TO CHILD'S CARE
specinl Gable to The Tribune.

BERLIN, Aug. 2e.-Ihere has been a
dramatic development in the long legal
aeht which has been waged for ton years
in the court as to the birth Of little coun,
coed 10. the KwilecleI family estates In
Poland. on May IL the supreme court
Of the empire at Leipzig ovcrruled pre-
vjnus Judgment OF the Poson court, the
latter upholding the appeal OF Count Vie
TOR Kwiiecki the rival claimant and de-
elarine that Josspn was not ,,hsu the se2 20 Of
IccIu. but tho son OF Cecilia Mayer. the
.yifJoyy OF working man,
In spite OF the supreme courts over
ruling Frau Mayer has brought another
action demanding that Joseph De given
Snto icr custody ns her eon. This action
is inspired and fineneed by Ceynt Viz VIC,
xor'a own SON. Count Dooicslnw KWtIecki.
~ Mas given notice to the court TINT he
resigns any claim Witch ha, he ,bo might hays
n.to4cr his reason hoing that he Is un-
marriod and thnrefoye has no heir. and IL
,'rnd of constant litigation. His action.
however. ir only in regard ,i to his ), ,er own
tsiii not dcbar his children from carrying
on tho suit further
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
WEDDING MAY AFFECT
THRONE OF AUSTRIA
Marriage of Princess Likely to
Change Programme; Radical
Makes nti-British Talk.
Special Cable to The Tribune,


VIENNA. Aug 2S.-The fact that
Archduke Charles Francis Joseph. heir
presumptive TO the Austrian throne. Is
@ very close friend of Princess Luise- the
only daughter OF the German kaiser. Is
regarded as signihcaHt by nn students and oi
It is believed that this fact will have an
important bearing on the succession
should the Archduks Franz Ferdinand
nunciation Of the throne for his chill
dren by his morganatic Wife the former
Countess Chotck. The idea is that the
powerful influence Of the German en-
peror would be exerted In favor Of the
husband Of his daughters dear friend,
1t Is announced that the wedding Is TO
take place the last week Of October ain" IN In
Vienna Princess Zita is the thirteenth
of the twenty children Of Duke Robert
OF Parma. nine Of them being sons and
betrothal took place-Pianoro; near Lu-
cia-is the last OF the late dukes italian
possessions. and greatly favored by the
family as a summer residence Inc wio :
owed duchess. Infanta Maria Antonia OF
Portugal. was q great beauty. She is
the youngest and handsomest OF the SIX
Braganza sisters. whose brother ls Don
Miguel. the pretender to the throne OF
A Violent scene occurred in the lower
house OF the Hungarian parliament the
other day Hnen VI ORolCStlHyl EoSS 10
speak in favor OF the defense reform bill
he was frequently Interrupted from the
opposition benches. by passionate cries.
a violent alteroation arose during the
Kossuth party and M. Pal of the gov
ernment party. M, Pozsgay rushed at
NJ Pal. who met him halfway with
a staggering bloW In the face . With his his
the president suspended the sitting, with
the direction that when It was resumed
the two members should appear before
the immunity committee OF the house
The two members will fight duel with
sabers.
! DR.. Sylvester. German radical depu-
| ty, whom the non clerical Germans as
the strongest parliamentary group. re-
Gently caused TO be elected president OF
the Austrian chamber, delivered at Salz-
burg q frankly anti-EnGlish haransue.
creating the triple alliance. he said.
I'VE austrian Germans) Wish TO bring
about harmony between the Mediterran-
can powers. I am coming: perhaps FOR
received in q country which Is not well
disposed towards tho Germanio German
people. This Idea is the Mediterranean
| for the Mediterranean states. This Is
| directed especially against a power which
has It's hands in the affairs of the world
germanische deutschtum1. we VIII not
| the Italians and the French. Wo wish
also TO be recognized in the Meditteran :
can as fully valid Mediterraneans. When
we establish unity among the Medlter-
| be soIidly opposed"
Austria Hungary. like other countries
has been suffering from spell OF intense
heat. Deaths from sunstroke have oc-
CURED daily In all parts OF tho monarchy
| The highest shade temperature regis
tered has been 1l2 degrees Fahrenheit
pest suffered temperatures varying be
| tween 90 degrees and 10l degrees
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
HEAD OF TURKISH PASHA
FOUND IN P0ST0FFICE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 26.s-The
head OF Mdhat Pasba has been diseov-
cred in a box MT the British postoffce
at Constantinople An official recently
discovered among some unclaimed parcels
poX addressed TO the Sultan Abdul
Hamd The parcel was sent from Trip
oil early In 1909. Owing TO the outbreak
OF the Young Turk revolution II never
came TO the hands OF Abdul Hnmlds In
the presence Of representatives OF the
Turkish govaTnment and British post
office officials the box was opeand, and
Inside. wrapped In clothing, was found
a human head. Fastened To 1t was let
ter to the cX-sultan from one Mahlm
Age, an artillery officer, declaring that
the latter had carried out the sultans &
commands and executed Mdhat.
Midhat Pasha was the Turkish states
man who drafted the first Turkish con-
ytitut,on OF 1877 and was chief of the
reform party. lie deposed the Sultan
duh Hnmids grand visiers. though after
wards won the cX-reformist sympathics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Kaiser Returns on Time.
Special Gable to The Tribune.

BERLIN Aug. 2G.-The kaiser re-
turned from his Norwegian cruise on
schedule time--not day earlier than he
10 make out. AS soon n the Hohensol-
lern anchored a special courier went on
board with pile OF dispatches and let
ters. and the inquisitive would have
given n good deal to know what they
contained, for the Morocco question" is
n burning one here just now The kaiser
will so. usual, TO Cadinen. his pet
farm TO see how the cattle are getting
on William. It may be remembered,
tried his hand Mt original CROSS breeding
OF cutie some time ago. II was his own
Idea entirely and the result has proved
satisfactory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Easy to Keep Clean.
Cable to The Tribune.

SnccIal ca DE TO the TrIDu11"'
pEpIIN Aug. 26,-Another phaee has
%. oddod 10 Tho night life In this city
h,cb SgSn 'ney never sleeps In addition TO its all
nirht cafes. daybreak restaurants ana
theaters which only open tneir doors al
ns,a abIIshment which Is open every hour
-, the twenty -four, The newly pulil
Which Will nrsst has bstsne 5Esf esn
o.Ip%nsbrneuts In all Germany. Its swim
raine baths are rcspIendent, In the n3ess ,st
majolca marble and beyeisd glass wn,Ie n,nre
.n .he NSrientai In their luxury Attached
tnah IN The baths large up-to;date ssStsu
rant where night reYe'e5s rs G1tsT Sn'0nS mnS
s"i.n ann eating an early breakfast III
tbair bathing suits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Suicide Is Sensational.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

VIENNA. Aug. 26.-An army officer
named WeriGen. who possessed an cs~
tate In the nelghborhood OF Gatschna.
Austria. Invited all his friends and ac-
ouaintnnces 10 n garden party by night
10 celebrate IAN especially important
eyent in his life" The fcte was a great
success. aud OF II p, M, while display
OF fireworks wns being given and a band
playing. the host went out on a balcony,
saving thrt he was going to make n
becn drawn to him nc raised his hands
and plunged from tine balcony to the
lawn heiaw, -Ybcre be- Gas pjcFs3 up
deed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Pension System Presents Problem.

SpcCiaI CabTe 70 Thr ITIDuNe.
LISBON Aug. 2s.-The position Of the
clergy as regards the government pen-
sions Is now attracting much attention
The pope at first threa tened to excom-
munlcatc any priest aceeDting. the pen
sion. but their destitution being repre-
sented TO him he consented TO the pen
sion being accepted rs n salary. seeing
that the Portuguese republic has seized
MI the church revenues. The republic,
however now Insists on tho clergy tak
Ing tho oath Of fcalty previous to re-
ceIvIng ahe pension. and II is said that
the Vatican refuses TO permit this course.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
Drouth In India,

Special Cable 10 Tho Tribune.
CALCUTTA. Aug. e6.-Practically hall
of India is suffering from drouth. Crops
are withering in the United provinces.
Central provinces, and the Punjab. while
rain is urgently wanted in Rajputana,
Kathiawar. Guicrat and Sind. The mon
crnment OF India will take the famine
measures Ii the situation contluues.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
GIRL BURIED ALIVE, DIES
IN GRAVE OF SUFF0CATI0N
SnncInl Cable to The Tribune.

SOFIA. Aug. 26.-The only daughter Of
n Bulgarian family at Uskub, after ailing
some time was found innnimate recently
and her parents, thinking hor dead, had
her buried, in accordance with local GUS
toms the same evening. A few hours
aIterwnrd policeman passing tho ccme-
terry heard stincd cries from the newly
made grave He ran to the parents
house. and large number OF townspeo-
pie attended the exhumation, only to find
that the girl had dieo q few minutes pre-
from SuifOcntlon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
ouest for Bridal Gown Fatal

special Cable TO The Tribune.
, BIRAnnGdSi B,EoN nsda Hnnsayy. nm fs-ycaT-old
Girl named Mlriska Turgs lost her ire The ~
10 = savS her sesn wsadns msrs fsS" sRs
cir. was vas 70 and although not in the house
nsM, n ony he Arc troKe out sho rushed iht1
sSs Suss Ss rss sS4Hf .fnsa to 'fsHS me- failing
robe. end and dicd Within fan AnurA
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
Notice to Taxpayers

YOU are hereby notified that the
DUPLICATE ASSESSMENT
ROLL for Greenlee County, Ari
zona, for the year 1911, is now
in my possession for the election
of the taxes levied. Taxes will
become delinquent the third Mon
day of December next, (Decem
Der 18th, 1919 and unless paid
on that date or prior thereto, five
per cent will be added to the
amount thereof as penalty. Tax
es will be received by any bank
in Greenlee County on or after
October 18th, 1911.
(Signed) John M. Webster,
County Treasurer and
EXOTIC Tax Collector.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
LING FOR u. s. SENATOR
In WhirIwind Campaign
Special to the ARIZONIAN,

Special to the ARIzONIAN,
Prescott, Ariz., Oct. 16. 1911
IF | did not feel that | Will Sc
cure practically the unanimous
support of the democracy of the
North | would withdraw romthe
senatorial contest today" +"
Thus spoke Reese M. Ling Of
this city today upon his return to
his home city after whirldwind
tour of the nothern tier Of
counties.
Everywhere | have been |
have been royalty treated and
have received dozen Of assurances
of support from the leading dem
ocrats of the places where [ have
been. | did not enter this race
until was morally certain that |
could win and the further the
campain progresses the. more
firmly | am convinced that | will
be one of the democratic nomi-
nees. This is not said in egotism.
but is the result of a careful sur
vey of the field and calm con-
sideration of existing conditions"
continued Mr.. Ling.
Democrats and republicans alike
in Prescott, and in fact through
out all of northern Arizona have
rallied to the standard of the
north's favorite sun, and Wher-
ever Mr.. Ling goes in this part
of Arizona his reception practi-
cally amounts to a non-partisan
endorsement.
Mr.. Ling leaves in a day or two
for the southern part of the ter
ritory whore he has many friends.
He fully appreciates the fact that
the voting strength of Arizona
rests with the south but states
that he is certain that the south
will be fair with the northern
candidates.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18

FOR SALE-80 acres, 20 in
alfalfa; 45 acres more can be put
in under the ditch extension. One
mile from town across the river,
but a steel bridge will soon span
the river at this point. Apply to
LIZ. Vaughn. 16tf.
Jersey bull four years old; three
good milk COWS and two Jersey
heifers. Price $225. Apply to M.
A. Clouse. Franklin, Arizona.
FOR SALE Good Jersey Cow
fresh. Inquire at this Office.
FOR SALE-10 thoroughbred
White Plymouth Rock hens and
3 roosters.
Dan Rorobaugh, Duncan.
FOR SALE Good business lot
adjoining the Bank of Duncan.
S60)A))ly ID l. F. Vaughn.
If you use whiskey buy the best,
it is not only better, but it costs
less when you buy it from the
only mail order house in the
Southwest that sells direct to the
consumer, and saves you middle
mans profit. We sell four full
quarts bottled in bond, for $4.0 90.
Write us for prices on keg or bot
tied beer. Bert Ramsay & Com
pany, Inc, Wholesale Liquor
Dealers, El Paso, Texas. 16tf
For a cold bottle Of Barette,
call at the Pool Hall. 18th
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
Fen. S. Hijdreth
Land, Mining and Irrigation Law
Suite 20 Fleming Building
Dnnnva1v ,.:1o,oo

oH'oN ~%AV AO1iAAAfS OOAAOlhS
Phoenix, Arizona
Make speciality Of all business
before the local Land Office,
General Land Office and Depart
ment of the Interior.
Contests conducted, Plats
made Rights of way, Re-
payments TOwnsites and
Forest Reserve affairs....
If you are thinking of patenting
your mines, let me explain my
method much cheaper, and
you get the result.
Have for sale Government Land
scrip that acquires title in one
day without residence, cultiva-
ton or improvements.
Eight Years an Official
Of the Land Department
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
Is the World Growing
Better

Many things go to prove that
it is. The way thousands are
trying to help others is proof.
Among them is Mrs. w. w.
Gould, Pittsfeld, N. H. Finding
good helth by taken by taking
Electric Bitters. she now advises
other sufferers, everywhere, to
take them. For years I suffered
with stomach and kidney trou-
ble,'' she writes. Every me-
dicine l used failed till | took
Electric Bitters. But this great
remedy helped me wonderfully" !"
They'll help any woman. They're
the best tonic and finest liver and
kidney remedy that's made. Try
them. You'll see. SOC at all
Druggists.
FOR SALE Old papers, 25c
per bundle; at this office. Good
to go under carpets, in cup
boards. kindle fires & etc.
Cigars and tobacco, pool tables,
good lounging chairs and, in fact,
a good, cool place to rest. be So
ciable and enjoy yourself, at P.
w. Anderson & Co.'S.
For Sale.
The Massey property in Clifton,
Arizona. consisting of 8 lots and
two dwelling houses.
Bert Massey, Agent, Duncan.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
Small Farm For Sale

Is acres, gin cultivation, about
41-2 miles above Duncan, good
three room house, papered and
painted, plenty of outhouses.
good well of water. Price $1175,
half cash, balance on time.
Jim Cosper,
Call at this office for information.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
w. M. Whipple Fo
Represen la tive


In this issue VIII be fgaad The
announcement Of N. III. WBipple
of Clifton for the Democrat no
mination to theeffiee Of Eepr SEN
tative in the state legislature.
Mr., Whipple is a pioneer in
Arizona has followed nearly every
thing incident to sattlemsntof a
new country farme3 b ned.
taught school g etc; he isa Dem
ocrat Of unqueshoned party 10y
atty and has positive and fixed
convictions along political iaes,
knows the needs of The country
and has the backbone to stand
for progress and new conditions
and the foresight % provide or
them.
Mr.. Whippie is vel and avor-
ably known in Gre laa C3 "
and if nominated w help lead
the ticket to success at te polls
in December
We ask that his claims to the
office be given careful cons dera
ton.
FOR SALE Baby carriage.
Care Of ARIzoNIAN.
Duncan Arizonian., 1911-10-18
w. G. Cllea tllalga Tor
Represent tive

In our column of political
nouncements will be found} thaS
of w. G. Cheatham of Ddacaa
for Representative.
Mr. Cheatham is a native of
Texas, came to Arizona soue
eight or nine years ago aid set
tied on a form, since then ha has
been engaged in the carpenter
business and for the past year
has been a clerk NIB. F. Billings
ley's store.
Mr.. Cheathan always takes an
active part in politics and has
been a loyal Democrat ia Texas
he was a Deputy Sheriff lie.
also, takes a lively inter il
church and Sunday school work
and is at present oae d the
Trustees Of the Pesby arian
church here and IS Sunday Scho1
Superintendent.
We,ask the careful coGsid era
tion of Mr. Cheatham S car dida-
dacy and claims TO the office.