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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
OPPOSED
to- SHEEHAA
Urges Legislators 10 vots IS
Conscience Dictates.

New York, March 4-ConnmAnder
De Kay. Governor Dfx's military SEC
retnry, handed out q statement BY the
governor addressed to the Democratic
members OF the legislature, which In
part follows:
"When Mr.. Sheehan became the
choice of the caucus / feit that be was
suited, within reasonable limits Of
time, to the fullest opportunity to con,
vince the Dissenting members Of the
party and the legislature that his can,
didacy was fol- the best interest Of the
party as a whole.
but events have since demonstrat
ed the i~mpcssibilfty Of his election
and therefore | do not believe that his
candidacy should be further continued
II therefore deem It my duty to adj
wise that you Immediately proceed fr
the joint session OF the legislature te
ballot as your conscience and will o,
your constituents ma dictate for the
election OF q United States senator
whose choice will unite the Democratic
party"
Neither Mr Murphy nor Mr.. Sheehar
cared to comment on Governor Dix
letter. although they were Inclined te
intimate that the letter was a great
surprise to them From all that could
be learned 1t was the opinion that
Governor Dix's letter will make little
o. no difference to Mr.. Slseehan's
candidacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
NOTICED BALD SPOT
COMING ON HEAD
Interesting StoryofC Consultation with
DermatoIogist and Successful Use
Of Cuticura. Also Case Of Severe
Ivy Poisoning, Relief Of Which BY
Cuticura was Permanent,

SHINE years 4 / noticed : bald spot
coming on my head and, q I vas only
nineteen Year, old, IL did not peen
natural, q IL was on tho side Of my
bad instead a. On top. My mother
advised my seeing q dermntologist md
I did 20, ono q the best In RostQn, aud
10 ead 1t was due 10 . germ ! must
have rot 1t the BARRIERS. He Couldn't
assure ! cure, but by treating each hair
separateay BY electricity, p y said. z
hair might come out white or gray, 4
mo : treatment every menth for tix
months a. ten dollars q treHtment.
When ! told my mother she advised
using Cuticura and the ! did neing
CufteurA Soap and OintMent every day.
In two months my hair commenced 70
grow, and in six months n would
never have known Tiers had been any
trouble, the hair coming out being black,
tho exact shade of my own. / have
never had n troabIe sfrce. and fec
/ can't nay half enough for CutscuFa.
Another member Of osir family VISA
terribly paisened by poison IVY and
every auHamer fer six years the biisters
came, bursting and causing CREST suffer.
Ing. VS. tried everything recommended
BY the best physicians. but With nc
and sob&uined relief n q very short time
which VA permanent. She has never
had any tfoHbJe Tnce, 70 futicura y
invaluable to us, you eee. O.. Browne,
! Remington st., Oorchester. Aass-, JAN
40, 1870
This letter h but On d hundreds CIV
ing proof of tbs SUCCESS Of the Cuticura
Remedies In treating the skin and soa1p'
Potter Drsr e rnr-..S Sole Props Boston
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
NEW BRIGHTON DOCTOR
CRACK PISTOL SHOT

DR.. John r. Hicks, of New Brigh-
ton who Ia winning honors In his
profession as physician, sturgeon and
ophthaimist, fs also q champion re-
volver shot. In the eleventh annual
outdoor championship matches held
some time ago under the auspices or
the United States Revolver Assoc1a-
ton, he won first honors in Match A,
with a score of 458 out OF a possible
500.
This veal the matches under the
governing body for this form OF
shooting were held in the principal
cities In the United States, In the
Philippines and our Island posses
sions, and on the Isthmus of Pana-
ma, SO that DIR. Hicks' competitors
comprised practically. every revolver
marksman who Is an American or In
the United States Array. Is
The rules we're a standard tarketi
with eight inch bulls-eye at fifty
yards. His pest round of ten shots
scored ninety-eight out Of q possible
100, and the score in the poorest
round was eighty-seyen. nr. Hicks
was the champion revolver shot In
the United States Army for a long
time and was also the champion in
the Philippines.
DR.. Hicks was born In Virginia and
was graduated from the United
States Army Medical School. He was
surgeon to the first white army expe-
dition that ever went into the Island
of Mundane and was also surgeon tc
the expedition sent out against Date
All, leader OF the Sultan OF Sulu
forces in the island OF Mindano.
He resigned from the army In 1906
and came to New York, and for =
number OF years has made his home
on Staten Island. He is, at present
assistant surgeon OF the department
OF ophthalmology, OF Cornell Univer'
sity, and ophthalmic surgeon to thu
Staten Island branch OF st. Vineent'i
Hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
MARCH TERM
TO CONVENE
Supreme Cour' at Richmond
Starts Monday.

The March term Of the supreme
court FOR the county of Richmond
win convene at the court house ~
Rfchmond Monday morning at ~
a,c,oct with Supreme Court Justice
Isaac N. Kapper on the benth. Al
ready County Clerk O. Livingston
Bogtwick and Sherir John u Col
Inns have completed the drawing Oh
he panel Of trial and grant Jurors
to serve during the term.
Those drawn from this end OF the
island as Jurors are: r. Q. Sprague:
81 Tottenvilie. and August Kron, o.
r johnson s. L. Ritz and r. T.
stannard Of Tottenville. and 8. 2.
Winant, or Rossvi1le. as trial juroraE
The calendar prepared for this tern
contains many civil cases q several
criminal cases, to- be tried. Deputy
sberin G.. Augustus Simonson. OF
Tottenyills. has been busy the pask
week serving the jury notices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
capt. MURPHY
| TRANSFERRED
Is Sent From TottenviIle
to Flushing.

In the general shakeup in the
police department Of the city OF New
York yesterday, In which many cap
tains were shifted, Captain Patrick
Murphy was sent from the ninety
ninth precinct station. Tottenyilfe,
to the z76th. precinct station, Flush
Ing. Long Island.
Captain Murphy was sent to Tot
tenviIle from tho Hamburg avenue
station, Brooklyn, on March ~,
1903. following q shakeup In thai
precinct. Lieutenant John n. Cook
has been made acting captain In
charge Of the precinct. Captain
Murphy. who resides tn Bay Ridge.
Is now nearer home. which he has
been trying to get since being Sent
here nearly two years ago.
Another change on the island II
that of Captain Donald Grant, once
an Inspector, who Is stt1l drawing
the salary of an inspector, vas SEN
from the eighty-ninth precinct, New
Dorp, to the 143th. precinct station
Brooklyn. Lieutenant George VII
son, OF the eighty-ninth precinct
has been put in command as acting
captain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
REPUBLICANS
HAVE SMOKER
County COMMITTEES Has
Big Event.

The second annual inaugural
smoker and entertainment under the
auspices OF the Republican County
Committee OF Richmond county at
ths German Club rooms In Staple
ton, last night. wa attended by
about $50 from all parts OF the isl
and. The audience was not alone
|conf1ned to Republicans, but many
democrats gathered there ~ we'll.
The affair was the anniversary Of
the county committees trip to Wash
ington, ID. c., to the inauguration OF
President Taft two years ago today.
~. Francis Atlerbury, chairman OF
1.-THE entertainment committee. and
tsecretary OF the county committee,
presided and announced the pro-
gram.
The program during the evening
was OF high class order by profes-
sional talent from New York, and
the refreshments served we're OF the
bast. There was plenty OF tobacco
and pipes, which all thoroughly an
Ejoyed.
During the evening songs were
sung By the audience, one OF which
made a hit being What's the matter
WltA sill buA8 ~ LIZ tAAD ~
"WhAt's the Matter with Father r
and others dedicated to the various
members of the orGanixati0n-
Those from Tottenyflle ut the
Esmoker YER J. A. Simonson, Ca
mile Delaportc, William Robedee, +.
w. Woglom. DIR. H. ". Mccormick,
George Scales. HI. p, Sprague, O. w,
Boyd. D. j. O'Brien, Lauritz Larsen.
la. w. Dubois, William Wincapaw, A,
q. Johnson. q. J.. Lovett. Frank
Wood, Clarence Jaeobie, Abram NJ,
Sprague. Edgar Ellis. james Little,
Jr., Watson Joline. Andrew Barnes,
Graham Christopher, Willis Larkin,
Joseph Bedell, Jack Brennan, A. NJ,
donaldson, g. A. Marshall. Thomas
Marshall, Edward Marshall, Andrew
4 hrams, Joseph 0. Ayers and NJ. Nc
ICabe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
TO DISSOLVE
LIGHT TRUST
Many Big Concerns in the
Combination

- w n~un
Wasnnls.on ls
TIA. .i.e ueiisiaI Ie.l.io
neau y lne sianl eieeeieai u
uon "a WEIGH 0enato1 oeane, ses,sa1s
Meyer anu o'i'sl plolAinena nsp4D Aa
poiiiiclahs hoiu VI hccentiy hase npiu
pionillt oAheiai poS e. -
WAYS anu uo~ eonunues aeeei'Auy ~
represent hselt 70 .ne pupaic as q eohh-
petitor % ins NalionaI hei1s ha"p
company Attorney uenela WNAe'
sham mas opeheu nis Heht asains. le
electro monopoiy w prtngink suit - u
AlezEaa 81 A<s Ds"11 z Aons pAoA1A'
"a attaexN
In . ss.1-l 81
ment II Is fnfinated that tne acssUi -
. friendly one and that the companies
that are defendants have not inter
posed M objection 70 he investiga-
ten ~ the gorsfnmefst-
Accordlsag e. eficiAh - the depart
men1. fbis ecfaen Y - 0f the most
i4pertant ~ the x-os*rn11aen
sInce sa'fs hkainsf ffe Americas
Ionacee company ara me sfanefard
W Mefe instiFnfed- fhe
fT4H HE NM AA0&
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Porter are
entertaining Mr.. Diefendorf. OF
Bath, N. Y.
j. H. Tate visited In TottenTille
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helmes have
returned to Jersey City after a visit
here.
william Braseford, of Newark,
was in Prince Bay yesterday.
Chauneey LaForge has recovered
from a recent Illness.
John Allen, of Bayonne, was at
Mt. Loretto yesterday.
Many from here were at the
smoker of the Republican County
Committee last night.
A meeting of the Junior Epwerth
League, of st. Marks M. d. church,
was held yesterday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
IOIIE VILE

Mrs. Eva Macdonald valesh VIII
lecture at the Philemon Literary 2
historical Society meeting on Mon
day.
last night.
Richard Boyd. Of Troy, II the guest
OF his sister-in-law, Mrs. Susan boyd,
OF Amboy avenue.
Mrs. j. Lederman. Of Manhattan.
is visiting Mrs. Charles Sheridan, Of
Broadway. 4,
L. Patek, OF Manhattan. was IN
town yesterday
Harry Robedee, who moved hero
again from Keyport, has . position
In the Atlantic Terra Gotta plant IN
Perth Anboy.
John Anderson viii lead the W. g.
T. u. meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond Lodge, NO. ~, knignls
of Pythias, held a meeting last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
SOUTH BAPTIST . 4

s.The Passing Nazarene" will be
the subject of the sermon by Rev.
VI. r. Chase, pastor, in the South
Baptist church, Tottenvil]e, tomor-
row morning. Following the SER
mon communion and reception OF
members will take place. In the
evening the pastor will preach on
ssThe Great Preacher" the fourth In
the series on great men. Miss Lulu
Green will lead the Christian En-
deavor meeting. The subject will
be "Great Lives"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
CHURCH.

Rev. Wilbert Westcott, pastor OF
Bethel M. Il. church. Tottenville,
who has been Ill the past several
days, is expected to occupy his pulpit
at both morning and evening service
tomorrow.
Sunday school will be as usual, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Epworth League at Gas p. M
Wednesday night prayer meeting,
Tomorrow will be missionary Sun
day. There will be special music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

charges Of grand larceny and carry
ing concealed weapons. Soon after
leaving his luxurious quarters in
the Hotel Plaza he was In a cell.
Following his examination. He was
arrested at the Hotel Plaza, charged
with stealing two platinum cruel
oies from Julio s. Jarrin, who called
tmself the Counsellor OF Cubasn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
Massaera # Japa Al Klau.

Vienna. ssaseh Alt h reported thar
massacre OF Jews Is going on al
kfey. II Is stated chat Dr. TARA
kosvax. The we'll knevn chess player,
hHa aaeeazed q seiegaam sfaeiag thai
his parents were muksero6 by aaa Ia.
f~azaa&ssa aas5Aaa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
wHrsr club AS GUESTS.

Mrs. c. M. Wfnant, OF Amboy we
nue.. Tottenyilfe, entertained the
members auf the Afternoon Whist
Clnh at her home yesterday Mrs.
winant wal awarded nrst prize, 2
salad howl, and Mrs. G. J. Rogers,
second, pair OF towels. Next week
Mrs. George Hoehn will entertain tins
club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
LETTERS.
nnrun&fls.

Miss Birtha Riley, Katy Hoicik,
Szieska Pavlin, MIR. Maleon Bepaal,
r. Crawford. jos. Hasley. John
Jones, JAS. McNulty, Frank Boeeh-
tel, Jozet Cargo, Mr.. McEiren. Mrs.
Mamie Rock, Miss Tessia Sullivan,
Miss Scoa, Mrs. Gertrude Smith f2f,
432 State ST.. Capt. Steve A. Big
wood, Mr. s ]. Maiden. Peter Han.
son l2).
Foreign.
Mari Wannai, Makgyn Skpuppi
Bazyle Steeko. Sans Coplons Can
Szenttipal, Wtncenty Seresbowfez
Pitor Frygar, Havacs Palnak, Michos
Bylark. Olena P~rosycin. Pawet Per
likinsha. s. r. No. 9 Wayne St.
Makrynfor oirojur, Jwan Piawka
Rus Hi~colaie, Ecker MaItan. Wasyl
Yakien1ou, Johan Jvancik, Fit Gala
Jozef nancsees. Miehat Bagair. Jan
Byk. Bolestaw Baronwslzi, Michai
Augustowski, Boman Barogek, Jo-
han Bogdan, Pawto Andres7ezyszyn,
Frank Yak, Saio Pal, andre Vrabe-
hy. Szabad Janas, Marf Sosici, Laez'
Andras, Pavlik Istvan. John Yanyis.
csak, Bela Berko. Michael zizko,
Miss Analle Wiederoe, AEheenesion
Raeodeen, szyman Pera. Il MehahoH,
Lanoyn Jufarn, kosxta Pailnak,
Mihcat Habak. Inasz DanyelInek,
A. Ferdinansen. Perfele Curcolo. Gus
npe Cayento, John CHrcalo.
GEORGE II, FfCEs Postmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
81 CHURCH.

Holy communion will be celebra-
ted in st. Stephens Episcopal
church, T~ottenville, tomorrow morn
ing at 1920 o'clock. Rev. William
w. Mix will officiate.
Rev. Robert H. Heron will be In
charge in the evening
Sunday school at 2:15 p. NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
ST. CHURCH.

Rev. Alfred Evans, pastor OF st.
Marks nj. E. church. Pleasant
Plains. win preach at both morning
and evening services in the church
at 1890 and 1880 o'clock.
Sunday school at ESQ and Epworln
League ut $50 r. n. WEDNESDAY
prayer meeting. Friday, Junior Ep-
worth League at ais.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

New York. aafah -Coaae
Albert ADDonyi. 81 Austria~EHangary,
enc OF the woTfdn foremost adyo-
Gates OF international reaee, was IL
Most IN kears when ho aEisEEad his
@peael al TBS banquet @tT@M aiN AZ
q farewell ~ Sic EzgIe EaaAsa1 and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

New York. March 4:-visibly an
noyed because he had been aroused
from his apartment at the Hotel
Plaza at ten O'Clock in the morning,
Richard Won Arkoyy, WAC describes
himself as a baron, entered the JEFF
feraon Market Court to answer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04
ST. PAULaS.

Rev. p. G. Blight. pastor, VIII
preach In the morning on "A Great
tI,ight..s Evening topic, Sins
Wages and Faiths Reward" a
short ong service will precede the
sermon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

Look at the prices Of things" as
advertised in today,s paper. II you
know values. and have q care for
your purse, these prices will interest
Won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

More than 10000 people Ia this
.vieinit.r read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

Read the NEWS every DAY:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-04

fitness an anER
EBamsasw Of ti.a Egaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01

today. After the celebration of pontifical
high mass, at which the Right Rev. Ed
ward D. Kelly. auxiliary bishop Of De-
Rroit, off1ciated. Mayor Thompson ex-
tended a welcome to the delegates assem-
bled in the auditorium of the knights OF
Columbus clubhouse on Woodward ave-
nue.. business meeting this afternoon
will be followed by q banquet in the even
ing.
Although there is no auxiliary" OF
women to the order, hundreds of wives
and daughters Of the visiting knights have
accompanied the delegates. An extensive
program of receptions. automobile rides
and river excursions has been arranged
tor their entertainment. 1t Is probable
the convention will take some official ac-
ton relative to the dedication Of the
statue Of Columbus, which will be un-
yelled in Washington next May. as ef-
forts will be made to bring together on
that occasion the largest assemblage OF
members in the history Of the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
MISSES ENTOMBED MAN.
Third Drill Hole Fails to Reach I'm.
prisoned Joplin Miner.

JOPLIN, Mo-, August 1.-The third drill
hole today reached the level OF the drift
in the mine where Joseph Clary has been
entombed by a cave-in since Sunday
morning, and for the third time the drill
went wide Of the mark.
1t was Immediately moved and another
hole started. There is sufficient room for
but one drill machine to work at the
place where it Is necessary for the hole
to be sunk Otherwise several machir es
would be placed at work.
There is no hope Of reaching the drift
before tonight at the earliest, according
to the more experienced miners who are
ASST sting In the work Of rescue.
Clary's father and brother.in-law, both
expert zinc miners. express confidence
that the young man Is still alive and will
be taken out safely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
HIGHEST PAID WOMAN
T IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Miss Kelly Is Appointed Exam
liner of Mints at $1,000
a Year.

Miss Margaret V. Kelly of the mint bu-
reau of the Treasury Department today
became the highest salaried woman in
the government service in the United
States, and went into a position of ex-
ecutive authority never before intrusted
to a woman.
Miss Kelly. who has been chief clerk
of the mint bureau at a salary Of s.. $50
year, was today appointed by Secre-
tary MacVeagh as examiner Of mints in
the bureau, virtually assistant director
Of the mint. In this new position, in
addition to drawing 5000 a year. Miss
Kelly will be acting director of the mints
Of the country in the absence Of George
e. Roberts, who Is director. She will
have charge Of all the mints and direct
their immense business at any time the
director is absent.
In Bureau Many Years.
Miss Kelly has been in the mint bu-
reau for many years. rising from one
position to another by sheer merit
She is acknowledged to know as much
Of minting and coinage as any other
authority next to Director Roberts.
AS private secretary to several direc
tors she became intimately acquainted
with the business of the mints Then
as chief clerk she grew into a still
wider knowledge. Upon the death Of
Robert Preston she was recommended
for examiner. and Secretary MacVeagh.
after careful investigation, decided she
should have the place.
Up to this tine the highest salaried
woman employe of the government has
been Miss Leona NJ. Wells, assistant
clerk to the Senate committee on ap-
propriations. whose salary Is $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
SOLDIER-INVENTOR DEAD.
Capt. A. G. Cummings, Widely
Known in Pennsylvania, Succumh.

HARRISBURG. Pa. August Cart
Albert Gallatin Cummings. widely know
in the construction Of steel works in
Pennsylvania and an inventor Of switch
and aeroplane devices. died at his home
in Millersburg. this county, last night
Capt. Cummings was born in Now
Hampshire in 1872 and served in the fifth
New Hampshire regiment IN the civil war
He was the first master mechanic Of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company. His frs;
invention Of an aeroplane was IN 1896. He
was for years active In Independent poll
tics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01

street and asked for Miss Hoff." A
woman. who had previously denied all
knowledge Of the case and who appeared
to have been crying. finally admitted her
name was Lucy Hough.
Mrs. Hays Sister of Miss Hough.
This is her story:
1.-The woman at Fairfax is my sister.
The man they are hunting is not named
Hays at all. 1 knew him first as Ed
Hartley.
my sister married Bertrand Hayes sew
eral years ago. and Hartley came to
board with ,s all at No. l. street north
west. Bertrand Hayes is a printer. I,is
father is Mortimer Hayes Of the pension
Office. Hartley was painter. They al
ways seemed a friendly buDch.
'All three Of them left Washington in
January, I think. and went to a place In
Virginia somewhere between Jules sta
tion and Falls Church. 1 am positive that
Bertrand Hayes is not in Washington
and has not been for at least three
months"
Inquiry at the pension Office resulted in
the statement that Motimer Hayes
worked there at one time. but was no
longer there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
COL. AST0R WILL WE'D
MISS MADELEINE FORCE
Announcement of Engagement
Is Made by Parents of
New York Girl.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The engage
ment of Miss Madeleine Talmage Force,
daughter of William H. Force, to Col.
John Jacob Astor was announced here
today. The announcement was made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Force. The couple have
been engaged for some time.
Col. Astor is the great-grandson of
John Jacob Astor founder of the Astor
family in America, and is many times a
millionaire. The engagement has been
rumored in social circles for several
months, according to Mr.. Force, who
added that he had feared unpleasant
talk.
Wanted Announcement Delayed.
Therefore 1 insisted on making the
formal announcement" Mr. Force con-
tinued. Il called Col. Astor on the tele-
phone today and We discussed the mat
ter.
Col. Astor was married in 1891 to Miss
sired for so early an announcement, but
he accepted my point of view and ii was
agreed between us that ! should make
the announcement. No date has been set
for the marriage
Mr. Force is head of the shipping and
forwarding firm of W. H. Force & Co.
Col Astor was married in 1891 to Miss
Ava Willing of Philadelphia and they
were divorced in November, 1903, in this
state. There are two children, NJ. Vim
cent Astor and Miss Ava Alice Mural
Astor Col. Astor Is the recognized head
of the Astor family in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
GATES FIGHTING HARD.
But Doctors Have Slight Hopes for
His Recovery.

PARIS, August John w. Gates con-
tinues a battle for life which calls forth
the admiration of all those about him.
1t is admitted. however, that the chances
now are against the f1nancier.
Last night his condition was SO plainly
critical that his son Charles fearing the
worst hastily summoned DR.. Gros. At
o'clock this morning Or. Gros found Mr..
Gates in semi-comatose and dangerous
state, but when he returned to the bed
side at IL o'clock he noted that the Amer
lean had made decided rally.
1T is marvellous how the patient Is
lighting the disease" said the physician,
but l regret to say that his condition
remains very grave, the pneumonia per-
sistinE."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
TURKEY REJECTS TERMS.
Puts Forward Twelve New Condi.
tious for Surrender of Albanians.

CETTINJE. Montenegro, Augusts L.
The hopes engendered by the announce
ment yesterday that the Turkish govern
ment had accepted twelve conditions of
the Malissori demand preliminary to their
surrender was. disappointed today when
.the Turkish minister handed the govern
ment the Turkish acceptance, in which
there was a draft Of twelve conditions
differing materially from the original
Albanian proposals.
This development makes 1t doubtful that
the Montenegrin government will see it's
way to advising the Albanian refugees
to return to their homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
Senator Sutherland's Father Dead.

PROVO. Utah, August IA. g. Suther-
land, father Of United States Senator
George Sutherland Of Utah. died yester-
day Of general debility. He was born at
New Castle-on-Tyne. England in 1888.
an1 came to Ctah when twenty-five years
old. He pract;ced law until recently.
when failing health compelled his retire
meat. Besides Senator Sutherland three
other sons and q daughter survive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-01
German Hotel Burns.

N PYRMONT. Germany. August Ia
crowded hotel and kurhaus belonging to
tie Prince Of Pyrmont were burned dur
inS the night. The several hundred guests,
INCLUDING q number ot Americans. es-
cand The flames were caused by the
Spontaneous combustion IA tie peat used
at tle baths.