Dakota Huronite, The (Newspaper) - April 29, 1909, Huron, South Dakota VOL HURON SOUTH DAKOTA THURSDAY APRIL 29 1909 BY HIS SUBJECTS of Turkey Succeeded by His Brother DHL A PRISONER Now cupies the With Progress of Popular ment Given as Reason for Changing Alive With I Excitement Constantinople April I II sultan of Turkey was de- ssert from the throne of the Ottoman Dire by his for Inter- with the progress of popular under the constitution anted by last July and his ether DW the I This change was decided upon by pe national assembly without a voice and It was carried out the utmost rapidity The sultan now a prisoner in the hands of the oung Turks and carefully guarded his captors formal decree removing Abdul Jam Id from all power of the Turkish Issued by the Sheik Ul Islam le head of the church is tho Ir form prescribed by the tenets of le Mohammedan faith The city of Constantinople Is alive excitement and throngs of the fill the streets A number arrests have been made but the lange of sovereigns has been without disorder of any kind A salute of 101 guns announcing of the reign of Abdul Hamid anc Pe beginning of that of was fired OFFICIALS ANXIOUS and Massacre May Result In Intervention April Is far more anxious tho occurrences In Asiatic than over the political events at for it Is feared that re rioting and massacring east of Bosphorus may bring about the of foreign Intervention Ills question has not yet been raised kt there is nothing to guarantee that J will not come up In the Immediate to the latest advices re- lived here from Constantinople It ould apear that the adherents of the regime In Turkey are determined continue the struggle Seeing no lance of success in Constantinople are kindling racial and fanatical in Asia Minor and thus jing danger to Europeans in the be- pf that foreign ships will be forced land detachments on Turkish soil if the massacres at tana and elsewhere can be con- CHOKER ON HIS WAY HOME Pleased With American Visit H For Ireland New York April on tht today was Richard Croker of Tammany Hall who Is bound for his home in Ireland Be- fore sailing Mr Croker expressed his delight with his stay hero of months during which be visited Palm Beach Fla Washington and RICHARD CROKER places His visit to the national cap- ital was marked by a call at the White House Mr Croker declared his Intention of returning to this city In tho fall but disclaimed any Idea of ing in the coming municipal NEW TRIAL DENIED IN COOPER CASE Slayers of Senator Will Take an Appeal Nashville Tenn April Judge William M Hart overruled the motion for a new trial In the case of Colonel Duncan B and Robin J Cooper re- cently convicted of the murder of for- mer United States Senator E W mack The defense at once gave no- tice of an appeal to the supreme court and waived the formal sentence of twenty years In the penitentiary The defendants were in court early Mrs Lucius Burch coming tn with her father and brother The colonel was attired In a new black suit and in excellent spirits pale and 111 at ease Robin was DUPES FOUND CUT HIS GRIME Van Testifies in Bankruptcy Court SENSATION IN CHICAGO i Kan Confused to Forgery ol Mortgages to the Extent of Million Dollars Declares Two sons Who Held His Paper Were Partially Reimbursed by Him Four Years Ago Chicago April Van whoso confession last winter to the forgery of mortgages to the extent caused a great In Chicago where he hud been known for twenty years as a leading real estate man exploded a bomb shell in the bankruptcy court here when he stated that his confes slon a few ago was antedated by four a confession reade to men who held of als spurious paper Van confession and bis conviction ou a plea of guilty last winter all occurred within four hours brought back to Chicago from prison to testify before in Bankruptcy Frank L Wean who is attempting to locate the valid of tho prisoner Aran declared that In 1004 he to confess to Maurice at that time a di- rector of the now Chicago National bank and Bernard berg a real estate dealer that the mortgages held by them and valued at had been forged They discovered some ties In the paper in that said the witness and came to my for a conference Admitted the Forgeries I admitted tbe forgeries and I will go before the state's attorney tell him Just what I have related to you gentlemen about these wholesale SPECIAL GRAND JURY MEETS Will Thoroughly Investigate Okla homa Lynching Ada April special grand Jury ordered by Governor koll to investigate lynching here on April of James Miller Jesse West Joseph Allen and W T tell the cattlemen for the murder ol A Ai a United States deputy marshal convened here Attorney conduct the of witnesses 200 witnesses have been summoned and every effort will be It is said made to obtain Indictments against tha leaders of the mob There ias been talk of another lynching This talk around fact that Oscar Teller and ward and David three of whom were taken to Tecumseh Jail for safe keeping days ago have been to Ada Peller who la a young boy Is being held as to the murder of and It was bis con- that is have been the primary the lynching of the quartette of cattlemen The son broth era are charged with the brutal murder of L H Putnam at Allen last January and up to this time there baa boon no trial in their case WAS IN NATURE OF A BRIBE Disorders in Asia Minor April LIberte lies a dispatch from Constantinople ing that although Pasha of the Young Turk forces announced his ability to restore ier Minor the latest reports beyond the Bosphorus are all ling The whole of Anatolia given over to the of la mob Sultan Reported Dead London April dispatch re- lived from Constantinople by a news tency says rumors are current in the capital that Abdul Mamid is The troops who are said to i taken from the unconscious on the floor In an r room of yie FOR SMALL GAME and Son Having Some East Africa April Roosevelt and his son alt had sufficiently recovered tho fatigue connected with their shooting trips their Plains station to the of Sir Alfred Pease on the Athi out for small were successful In a a Governor of Georgia Criticises Offer of Harriman Ga April re- rant offer of E H to spend on his Georgia railroads It the legislature would repeal laws was denounced by Hoko Smith in nn address before th board of trade Governor Smith d- the offer was in the nature r a bribe and that Harriman evident thought was enough to pr for tbe privilege of doing as he in Georgia We said the governor t investment of foreign capital in Geor gla but it must not take from state excessive rates of Interest I that event it would impoverish than enrich the state We would pleased to see Mr Harriman Improve his property He make a good investment by doing so but we cannot change the policies of the state at his The railroads once controlled politics in Georgia but the people control now and Mr Harriman might just as well realize It He will gel Georgia no more no less forgeries plead guilty and go to prison like a man We had another conference soon continued the witness ly I proposed to settle with them I promised to pay them from to a week Altogether ultimately I paid them approximately Maurice Rosenfeld Is a well known capitalist and real estate dealer Ha has been engaged In the real estate business In Chicago since 1887 He was a director of the Chicago tional bank and tho Homo Savings bank the John R Walsh which failed some years ago He was vice president ot the United Hebrew Charities and a director of the Chicago Relief and Aid society In 1900 he served a term as county commissioner and Is a prominent member of the Standard club Bernard Rosenberg likewise has been prominent in the real estate business and in Jewish society circles for many years whether he nothing invests ci Officer Dies at York April John died on board the ner Prinz Bremen Babcock was born Louisiana in 1843 He served In York regiments during the of the Civil War Shot by Alleged Burglar Ga April Rutherford assistant postmaster at Lenox was shot by a burglar who had robbed the postoffice two stores j and a bank to the depot waiting room to help arrest the burglar He struck a look room when inside flred twice i 1 Train Strides Speeding Auto Chicago April automobile containing merchants from by towns was a Chicago and Northwestern railroad suburban train near resulting In the death of and the severe injury of the four others In tbe chine Explosion on Submarine Naples April explosion curred on the seven men being killed und BAKERS DENOUNCE PATTEN He Brought Despair to Many Poor Men's Homes New York April men Bakers and Confectioners Inter- national union has Issued an official denunciation of James A Patten be- cause of his dealings in the wheat market and blaming him for the ent hard times the bakers are ing The protest In part He Imposed a tax upon this nation which no legislature would have dared to inflict by purchasing all the able supply of wheat and purposely holding it back until he could realize an extortionate price for it This brought despair to ninny a poor man's home PERSONS INJURED Tornado Does Great Damage at Okla Oklahoma City Okla April Sixteen persons were injured one perhaps In a tornado i which destroyed a1 large part of the town of Centrahoma near Not a In the town remains wholly Intact Twelve buildings in- the Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches totally wrecked The town contains about 800 Inhabitants Many aru TO PAY EXPENSES OF TAFT'S WESTERN TRIP Congressman Tawney Will duce Appropriation Washington April tive Tawney chairman of the house committee on talked with the president about the latter's plans for an extensive tour through the West late this summer and at the conclusion of the Interview said ho a before the house appropriating for the dent's traveling expenses during the coming fiscal year Tawney said a false Impression had gotten abroad that be was opposed to such a ure He said he did not know until now definitely that President Taft sired to go West In the summer and to take a run up to tion of United States territory on which Mr Taft has not yet sot foot No president of the United States has ever visited Alaska In fact and Mr Taft is anxious to learn at firsthand Just what conditions are In that Far Northern territory Mr said that he had no doubt the he proposed would pass tho house out objection If unanimous consent could not be secured however the could be called up under a special rule Already In the senate several to set aside for the president's traveling expenses are pending and no trouble is expected in getting the appropriation through that body ATTORNEYS IN HOT WRANGLE Nearly Come to Blows in Sao Francisco Case HENEY LOSES HIS TEMPER Prosecuting Attorney Vigorously Re- sents What He Characterizes as Continual Assaults Upon Him Maintains He Stood Tactics for Months but Is Determined to Put an End to It San Francisco April I never take any notice of a barking said Francis J Honey Lewis F in the trial here of Patrick Calhoun president of the United I may be a said Byington rls Ing to his feet but I am not a lag dog as you are Judge Intervened as the at- stepped toward one another and warned the Thereupon Mr Heney I do not Intend to be assailed by any NO HAD BFEN ILL Former Congressman Joseph WJ Babcock Dead Washington April Joseph W Babcock oE Wisconsin for fourteen years ber tho lower house of and for many years chairman of the national Republican congressional committee died at his home here He was fifty-nine years old He had beets 111 for some weeks with a tlon of liver and kidney troubled Mr Babcock was known the yeoman work he informed for the election of Republican gressmen as chairman of the TV congressional committee He was regarded among his colleagues when he was In the house as one oC the shrewdest politicians in As chairman of the Republican committee Mr Babcock managed six congressional campaigns for the election of a Republican ho not one of which did he lose Mr Babcock was an ardent of the capital and for many years of the committee on the District of Columbia ho worked with great for movement looking to taent of this city AMERICAN NAVY NOT TO British Admiralty Dote Two? Power Standard a Explosion Destroys Plant Fond du warehouse iof the Furniture company was destroyed by a boiler explosion Loss result of tbe explosion every window In courthouse was broken A portion the boiler was two-blocks the flight 1 cut off tin electric GRAND MARATHON ON MAYS Puree of to Be Divided In New York City New York April grand international Marathon is announced for May 8 at the Polo grounds in this city The promoters say It is for the championship of the world St Yves the Frenchman who won the derby Simpson the Indian Dorando and Orphee and the winners of tho recent six days In Madison entered The management that Pat White of Carvajal of Cuba Fred Appleby the Englishman who twice defeated Shrubb Svanborg the Swede Johnny Hayes Tom boat and Shrubb will also enter It Is announced that the will be to the winner then In order of the finish and Guilty of Robbing Greenville S C April Barton on trial here for postoffice robberies at several places In the state surprised everybody by ing guilty In federal court The court sentenced him to five years ment In the federal prison Atlanta and FRANCIS J HENEY son engaged In this case I stood It for months when I was opposed by Henry Ach but so help mo God I will not stand for It again The outburst marked the end of nn argument relating to admission of timony given by Gallagher on redirect examination London April 28 Question in the house of commons aic to whether It was the policy ot government to take into consideration the American navy when estimating the number of ships necessary Great to maintain a fleet Ifr per cent more powerful than the com- fleets of any other two powers a formula known as tho two Reginald McKenna lord of the admiralty tail was an academic question as under ing conditions the navy of the States for practical ot two power standard as defined In the speeches of Premier not enter Into account Asked further If it was not a moot point whether America was not at the present moment the world's ond strongest naval power Mr Kenna Tinder the two power standard as defined by Mr the navy is not to be so KILLS YOUNG BUSINESS MAN Girl Ball Results Fatally In April Da Long a high school student Injured white playing baseball here Saturday la dead Lamoni and Mount Ayr high school teams were the contestants and De played second base He collided a base runner bursting a blood vessel Wounds Daughter's April Thompson t years of age was shot and per haps fatally by a home Is near here It IB claimed that Thompson was attempting elope with STATES tHE MINERS CASE President Lewis Reviews Situation in Nova Scotia Scranton Pa April Lewis of the United Mine Workers made tho following statement with reference to the mining situation at Cape Breton N S where the ion Coal company has refused to recognize the miners Tho United Mine Workers have no quarrel with the Dominion Coal com- pany The miners of Nova Scotia de- voluntarily to become affiliated with the United Mine Workers of and we expect to protect them in their legal rights Any ment coming from the employers In the mining Industry either in Canada or in tbe United States will not change my opinion of what tutes our rights as miners and sens of either country and sooner or later mine owners will recognize fully the United Mine Workers tion as essential to tbe material ress of the mining Industry ol cither country CITY New Officers to Take Hold of Zion City Affairs City 111 April The pendent In City founded by Alexander made an onslaught oa the city hall trying to take formal of tho city of- fices After threatening to break down the doors i and gain possession of the they were driven off by Chief of Police Walker The new officers held meeting In the hallway n tbe ing took oath Mayor Rlchey t who week de- the of Wilbur Glenn supplanted shortly before the old man died says he will be mayor if be has to get support courts Hains Jury Now Complete Flushing N 7 April Jury for the I trial of Captain C Jr for the killing of William F was completed at the of the court here Declares Lover of Nine Years Deserted Her Nashville Tenn April S Morse a young business shot and almost Instantly killed Gertrude Douglas In the office of American Dry Cleaning company Im the excitement that followed shooting the young woman but was arrested an hour later In thor office of a physician At police quarters Miss Douglas Morse deserted mo after he had going with me tor tho last nine years He couldn't throw me over and We met In this city nine years ago There were no eyewitnesses to the tragedy Two colored porters were Inj the rear of the store and saw Miss Douglas talking to Morse :.'or ten utes before tho shooting They heard the shots fired in time to as he pitched forward and to soe his leaving the office by front door BAPTIST WOMEN'S MEETING Leading Members of Denomination at Missionary Convention Buffalo April Baptist Women's foreign missionary convention which began a two session today in this city has brought together some of the leading bers of the denomination The Convention began with an In- formal reception the members of board and returned and will close with a eral night Twenty-five Men Executed Mex April of recent rioting at dena following the stopping by municipal authorities of a- parade show that no less than flve men were executed after- mary trial by for pation In the rioting men killed during tho rioting and forty more are still in prison awaiting trial Lightweight Champion Chicago April ot Kansas City won tho lightweight wrestling championship ot America by defeating Albert of St Louis in the final match of the weight tournament lure
