(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey. Apri>
-6 ? The National Assembly is meet
ing today and discussing what (lis-;
IH-sit.ion to tuaki of th^> Sultan Ab
iiul Hamiil. The Sultan is not allow
ed to confer with any members of
the Assembly. The resignation of
all the present members of the Sul
tan's cabinet has been presented.
GLUM BOOSTED
FOR FAT PLUM
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April L'tf?
Delegate .lames Wlckersham is en
deavoring to secure the appointment
of Major Chun of Fairbanks for the
post of director of the Alaska mail ,
Service.
TUFT TRIES TO
HURBY SENATORS
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 2<i?
President Taft has sent a message
to the United States Senate
askiuc them to set busy on the tariff
as the delay is keeping the business
interests in suspense and is hurting
the country's prosperity.
ARE JAP SPIES
AT THE CANAL?
(By United Press.)
PANAMA. C. A. April 26? J. M.
Dickinson. Secretary of War. is vis
itinK here. It is believed that he
came here to collect data about the
numerous Japanese who are in the
c;>nal zone, and who, it is belle veil,
are getting information which the
.?'apancse government would use in
case of war with the United States.
NASHVILLE. Tcnn.? The Presby
terian church at Frodonia, Caldwell
county, Ky., was burned last ni^li
and "Night Riders" are suspected.
WASHINGTON, Ind.? ' 'Wight Riii
irs" are terrorizing landowners am
tenants in the vicinity of llarriman'.
Kerry, south of this city.
William Schrotuccke, a large owi.
or in that neighborhood, reporu-d ilia
"M men on horseback visited all hi.
teiuints and informed them that i>
they paid greater rent than one-thin
the crop raised their crops wduld b'
mowed down before they became rip<
Thomas Taylor, a wealthy landown
ei , recieved by mail a package con
taining powder and matches, with ;
warning note of what In- might e.xpet
if he insisted on one-half of the cro]
rental.
CUSWIS
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. April 2G- I
Ldward K. Cushman. of T;. I
coma. Wash., was today nominal
fd by President Taft as district at
tornev for the Third judicial divisioi
of Alaska. His name has been senl
io the Senate. He is a brother ol
Congressman Cushman of Tacoma
and is considers! an able man.
A. D. Stone, a printer who recently
came here from Ketchikan, went t
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118 TURKS IN POWER,
THOUSANDS MASSACRED
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey. April
26? The Sultan Abdul Hamid is still
a prisoner in the hands of the Young
I Turks and his palace is in their pos
J session. Drastic martial law prevails
1 and the city is patrolled by the
troops of the Young Turks.
BIER UT. Turkey. April 26? Massa
cres are still continuing in the inter
ior. It is estimated that 35,000 Arm
enians have been killed.
The British marines and sailors
who landed Saturday to march to
the interior to quell the riots have
been compelled to turn back, as per
mission to proceed was refused them.
NO REPORT 01
TARIFF BILL
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April I'C?
Tin' financial committee of tin- Sen
ale failed to report the tariff bill to
day as expected. The report will pro
bably be ready tomorrow.
ELKS WINNERS
OF FUST GAME
The Hlks* "'Ix-I'rofesiionals" won
a last game of baseball from the A.
R. "Would Uee.s" yesterday afternoon
by the score of ?? io The A. It. B
started out like wlnn? rs, making four
i( ns in 'he first lulling. but the Elks
made a strong fini- h. howe\cr, and
i osed in ahead.
The line up was:
Klks A. R.S
Mclntyre c Sparks
Kingsbury p Snow
Phelps 1 b Rosenberg
Rapuzzi -1> Raker |
Rock ss McHricn
Taylor ::i> Tal.ler
Tanner If Rowe
O'Connoll cf Shelley !
Black rf Haines |
I'mpire, Dobbs.
ELKS' iNiTIATION
Capt. Paul Hutton of Fort Seward
and George Voffel and Joseph Martin
of Haines were initiated into the lo
cal lodge of' Klks at a special meeting
Friday '.light. The Peterson made a
special trip from Haines to bring up
the new members. Following the in
itiation a dance was given.
The Jefferson is due tomorrow ev
? ning.
(By United Press.)
NAIRORI. British East Africa.
April -<> ? Kormit Roosevelt was ill j
today as the result of the change of
climate and the trip to the interior
v ill be postponed until he becomes
acclimated.
SKAGWAY HAS I
IE RUNNER
Skagway has :> candidate for Mr.r ;
at lion foot ra< ing iionors.
Ernest Keii: lint til. who is employed |
ly Emil Ko.'ach, ii"s been spending
his evenings in taking t: ial spins and |
yesterday afternoon lie ran I I miles
i'p and down on the old Seattle dock
in 1 hour and l"> minutes. Recently,
lie ran 10 miles in I hour and II min
utes.
Considering the fact that lie was
running on har.l hoards and was not
(Messed in runnlus costume, Mr. K. ii
Mutli is confident that he can greatly
reduce this time. Next Sunday he
expects to run I'D miles ami in a week
or so he will negotiate the full Mar- !
at lion distance of ^t! miles, 3S5 yards.
The amateur record for 14 miles
is about 1 hour and 15 minutes, made
some years ago in England. Alfred
Sl.rubb holds the 10 mile record in
fit) minutes and 45 seconds.
EXPLOSION WRECKS CATHEDRAL
(By United Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, La? April 2G? By |
the accidental explosion of a bomb,
I he interior of the historic St. Louis
Catholic Cathedral was partially
wrecked yesterday No one was
killed.
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EARTHQUAKES JULLED HUNDREDS
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
LISBON, Portugal. April 26 ? Hund
j reds are dead and thousands of
people arc homeless as the result of
the earthquakes which caused so
much damage here Saturday. The
quakes were very severe and the de
struction of property and loss of life
was greater than the first dispatches
indicated.
PffiOl LIKES
PRIZE FIGHTS
DETROIT .Mich? Orlando E. Ken
.von, itn evangelist who is now con
ducting meetings in Caro, Mich., and
will soon appear in Detroit, is a
strong believer in "muscular Christ
ianity," and considers boxing and
wrestling an important part of a Chris
tian's physical training.
lie has often been called to referee
prize lights, and on these occasions
he instructs the opponents to fight
fairly, "according to the teachings
of the New Testament," which, lie
says, is the only thing that gives a
loan a square deal. He believes in
dancing and card playing when gamb
I.ng is omitted, and has no sympathy,
1 e says, with Christians who would
eliminate all enjoyment from their
cteod. The expenses of his tours are
a;i paid by himself.
MACCABEES INSTAL OFFICERS
The following officers were install
< d by thi! Ladles of the Maccabees
hist Tuesday: .Mrs. Nellie Mulvlhili,
Lady Commander; Mrs. Alice Grant,
Lieut. Commander; Miss Fay Stine
baugli, R. K.; Mrs. Ida Doran, Ser-|
piant; Mrs. Mary llaslett, Lady at
.Arms; Mrs. J. M. Tanner, Chaplain;
Mrs. Anna Stinebaugh, Past Com
mander. Mrs. Emma Feero acted as
installing officer. Mrs. Howerton of
Salt Lake City Hive No. 4 was a
guest.
Capt. Paul Hutton, Miss Reynolds
and Mi's. Sinionds came up from Fort
Seward 011 the Peterson today. I
Father Turnell also returned from;
Haines, where he held services Sun-j
day. I
SHRUBB BEATS
THE FRENCHMAN
(By United Press.)
NEY YORK. April J6? Alfred
Shrubb of England easily defeated
Henri St. Yves of France in the 15
mile running race between the two
men at Madison Square Garden last
Saturday night.
Shrubb started out a fearful pace
and lapped St. Yves at the end of
the sixth mile. He gained another
lap at the end of the eighth mile and
then he simply let St. Yves set pace.
St. Yves could not draw away from
the Englishman and they finished
side by side, but with Shrubb two
laps to the good. The time was 1
hour, 26 minutes and 12 seconds.
IS
(By United Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 26?
Private advices recieved here today
from Naiborl, Africa, state that Ker
mlt Roosevelt Is much sicker than
was at first supposed. The report
states that Theodore Roosevelt Is al
so 111.
ffflMIMR IS SWORN
(By United Prees)
FLUSHING L. I. April 26? The
ninth juror was secured today to try
the murder charge against Capt.
Peter Haines.
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