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EUROPE CALM AS SHAH FALLS FALLSf FALLSzv5x
BV zv5x f V GERMANY RELIES ON ONANftLOnussiAN ONANGlOnUSSIAN ON4GLO4WSSIiIN
ANftLOnussiAN GOOD FAITH FAITHFenian IUTIIPenlan FAITHPtrstft5
Fenian to Be fl Left Work Out Their Own OwnH annJ OnvattonChIflfle
II H HalvatlooChannfll lv tlonChannel FllKhtTalk FlItTalkFnwt FlItTalkFnwtlands Eng Englands ¬
s lands Greatest Fleet Divorce Mhani MhaniI
J 4 I pool Suffragette < < and Social Goislp GoislpSptelal GOlllpCabU
0 Sptelal Cubit Diifatth lo Turn TII SON SONLONDON SUIfIOXDON ScxLopo1
LONDON July 17 nTho Tho revolution In InPersia InPOlllla InPorIa
Persia which two twoyoare years ago Yould have havecaused havemuaed havecaused
caused a grave disturbance In the he general generalEuropean genemlfuro generalEuropean
European furo > Mn situation has created scarcely scarcelya
a flutter beyond Its own own area TheAnglo TheAngloRusslan The Anglo AnglonU8Blan AngloRuaaian
Russlan entente which was reachod In Inthe Inthe inthe
the nick of time baa h averted what might mighthave mightr mighthave
r have been a serious crisis and tho Persians Persianswill PorsIanI
I will be left to work out their own political politicalsalvation politicalsalvation
14 salvation or the reverse without outside outsideinterference outaldeinterference outaidoInterference
interference Confidence in Anglollus Anglolluselan
elan an good faith is so o complete in Europe Europethat Europethat Europothat
that even Germany whose Interests are aremost aremOtlt aremoot
most concerned has ha not uttered a word of ofprotest ofprotest otk
k
protest protestIt
It is a doubtful question whether this thislatest tblslatoet this1atet
latest attempt by an Oriental race to toadopt toadopt toadopt
adopt a constitutional system of govern government government governmeat ¬
ment will be successful but there will be bono beno beno
no attempt by outsido Powers to Inter Interfere Interfere Interfore ¬
fere with tho experiment The Russian Russiantroops RU88lantroops RussIantroops
troops will be withdrawn as soon as order orderla
la I restored The boy who nominally iiomlnaliyoccupies nominallyoccuplCll nominallyoccupies
occupies the throne will not be the real realfactor realfactor roalfactor
factor In tho situation during the time timewhich timewhich tImewhich
which will decide the success or failure failureof
of the constitutionalists and the fate of ofPersia ofPelllia ofPersia
Persia will rest solely In the hands of her herown herown herown
own people
LATUAMS FIASCO FIASCOThe PURCOThe TIAMcOThe
The London newspapers have kept keptnmorgency keptflmergency keptmorgonoy
nmorgency staffs on duty day and night nightfor
for the past week ready to chronicle chroniclethe
the I success of the first attempt to fly flyncross fiyRcrOM flyy
y across the English Channel l Interna International InternaJ ¬
I J tional disgust is tho only term tormwith with which whichto
to doecribo the result of > tho fiasco 1188CoHubert fiascoHubert fiascoHubert
Hubert Latham is an enthusiastic young youngster younghter youngter ¬
ster who knows something but not notmuch notmuch notmuch
much about aeroplanes He has made a afew afew afsw
few flights in France but the experts who whowatched whowatched whowatched
watched his hI preparations for a trans transchannel transcbannel tran8channel
channel trip ridicule his pretensions from froma
a practical point of view One of them themBaid themIIIlld themsaid
Baid today todayIt
It Is not with a fifty horsepower engine engino en engine ¬
gine that one tackles the Straits and it itis ItIs Itis
is not with six lx months experience that thatone thatone thatone
one acquires the knowledge nece necessary necessarylo sary saryto
lo navigate aerial craft from one spoint spointof Int Intor
of land to another over twenty miles of ofintervening ofIntervening ofintervenIng
intervening water One does not drop dropcasually dropCa dropcasually
casually Ca uRlly over a hundred foot cliff in an anarmchair anarmchaIr
I
armchair without running tremendous tremendousrisks
risks of an upset upsetThe UPllltThe upsetThe
The air in movement over the sea seapresses BOapres seapresses
presses pres o against the cliff and causes a awhirlwind awhirlwind awhIrlwind
whirlwind which would give a rotary rotarymovement rotarymovement rotarymovement
movement to a machine in either one onedirection onedlrecticn onedirection
direction or another Birds in flying over overhigh overhigh overhigh
high ground near the sea ee incline their theirwings theirwings thesrwIngs
wings at a particular partlcularangle angle their Instinct Instincttelling InstlnotteUlnp Instincttelling
telling them the precautions necessary necessaryto neootl8 neoeiisiryto ry ryto
to counterbalance the spiral tendency tendencyAgain tendencyAgain tendencyAgain
Again when one considers the risks risksof riskof
of tho journey one marvels at the auda audacious audacious auctacious ¬
cious simplicity of the young aviators aviatorsideas vlatorsideas viatoreIdeas
ideas The eight cylinder motor fitted fittedto
to the aeroplane at Sangatte Is the fourth fourthLatham fourthLatlmm fourthLatham
Latham has tried H Ho did not succeed succeedIn
In flying more than ton minutes with the theothers theothers theothers
others With Antoinette IV he made madesome madesome madesome
some handsome flights at at Mourraelon MourraelonlePetit 1oIourmelonl MourrnelonbPetit
l lePetit His longest one was one hour hourand hourand hourand
and seven minutes But there is a wide widemargin
7 margin marglnof of risk under the quite different differentconditions dlfJerenti
L i conditions I of a feat of It this sort sorts sortWILDER I5CrtJWILDUJ sorbwtLnvJt
s
WILDER WBIOnTjCOCLO WRIonr wntonrcouw COtrLD DO IT ITThere JTThere ITThereisonly
There Thereisonly is only one man rnanabie able to fly flyacroes flyacroesthe across acrossthe
the Channel today and that is Wilbur WilburWright Wilburr WilburWright
r Wright With characteristic caution he herefrained hererrained herefrained
refrained from the enterprise Were he heto heJ
J l to set et about it he would approach the theproblem th thproblem theproblem
problem in a more scientific spirit than the theyoung thet thet
t young Frenchman He would certainly certainlyhave certainlyhave
t have undertaken a large number of trial trialflights trialnights trialI
I flights and would have made a careful carefulstudy carefultudy carefulstudy
study of the ground Latham on the thecontrary Iheto
to contrary contemplated making a dash dashfor dasbfr dashL
L for Dover which was about as practical practicalas
fr as dashing for the North Pole PoleWright PoleWright PoleWright
Wright would have carried his machine machineto
t to the foreshore and there Instituted a aseries aserles aerIos
series at flights on the sand and over the thosea thesea
sea 05 Then one fine day da he would have havesailed havesailed
L sailed away Latham was certainly certainlyhampered certa1nlyhampered certainlyp
p hampered by want of a I good taking off offplace ot otfL offfL
fL fL place but his greatest t mistake was to toannounce toannounce toannounce
announce his willingness to begin when whenhe
4 1 he was not ready readyThere readyThere
There are now two other aeroplanes aeroplaneson
on the shore near Calais with which a aflight aftlght aflIght
flight across the Channel will be under undertaken undertaken undertaken ¬
taken some time this i ea6on > on They are areboth areboth
1 both Wright machine and are owned by bythe byt
t ty the Count He Lambert one of Wilbur WilburWrights Wilburrlghts WilburWrlghts
Wrights pupils Lambert will follow followthe rollowthe followthe
the plan outlined above When W en after aftermuch ai aftermuch r rmuch
much practice there comes one of those thoserare thoserare thoserare
rare days of absolute calm In this region regionhe
he will sail sallilway away under his great biplane biplanefor
for England landing according to his hispresent hilipresent haspresent
present idea near Deal DealBut DealDut DealBut
But he will not start from the top of a ahundred ahundred ahundred
hundred foot cliff cll nor will he advertise advertisehis
7 his exploit in advance Meantime Latham Lathamdeclares Latbamdeclares Latharny
declares that he has not abandoned hU hieIntention hisAl
y
Al 3 Intention to make the attempt and by bygreat byi
r4 great rest r t good luck In more favorabl favorabliF favorablweather
i I 9 weather conditions he may succeed succeedINDIAN succeedINDIAN succeediNDIAN
iF
INDIAN DEFENDS ASSASSIN ASSASSINErishnavarma AS8ASSJXKrlshnavarma ASSASSINErishnavarma
Erishnavarma the notorious editor of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Indian Sociologist writes a long letter letterfrom letterrrom letterfrom
from Paris in defence of Dhinagrl the themurderer tbemurderer themurderer
murderer of Sir Curzon Wyllie lIIe He denies deniesany deniesany deniesany
any complicity in the assassination but butdescribes butClescrlbes butdescribes
describes the assassin Wls1 ln 04 a martyr in the thecause thecause thecause
cause of Indian Independence lIe reas reasserts reasBerts reaeaertahiedoctrine ¬
serts aertahiedoctrine his doctrine that political assassina assassination ¬
tion Is not murder and affirms that there thereare therere thereare
are re even In England some high minded mindedthoughtful mindedhoughtCul mindedthoughtful
thoughtful publicists who agres with withhim withl withhim
l him The significance of this letter lies liesIn liesIn lIesIn
In the prophecy at the end that there therewill therewUl therewill
will ere long befall England a catastrophe catastrophethat
that will E stagger humanlty humanityFOR
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T FOR CHEAP DIVORCE DIVORCELord DIVORCELord DIVORCELord
Lord Gorell who resigned the presi presidency presidency ¬ I
dency d ncy of the divorce division of the High HighCourt HighCourt HighCourt
Court in order to devote himself to tosecuring tosecuring I Iaecurlng
securing cheaper divorce facilities it Is Isstated Isstated 1 1tated
stated at the Kings earnest request has hasopened hasopened hasopened
opened his campaign by introducing in inthe Inth Inthe
the th House of Lords a motion dealing dealingwith dealingwith dealingwith
with the subject The lowest price at atwhich atwhloh atwhiob
which a Londoner is now able to secure securea
a divorce in an undefended case Is about aboutS3OO
11 1300 300 The present system however not notonly notonly
t1 only makes divorce available only to the therich therich I Irich
rich but the fact facie that Jurisdiction is isconfined Isconfined isconfined
confined to only one court In London Londonincreases IondonIncreases Londonincreases
increases the costs to all litigants who whodwell whow whodwell
w dwell outside owing to the expense of ofbringing ofbringing ofbringing
bringing witnesses to London LondonTha Londonl LondonThe
The motion introduced by Lord Oorell Oorellurges Gorellurges Qoreilurges
urges that jurisdiction should be con contarred conti conI
l
ti I tarred on the county courts at which the thepoorer thepocrer thepocrer
pocrer classes could have their cases casestord casesi I If
f Mud Lord Oorell in introducing his hismotion hisfh hi himotion
fh motion dwelt on the hardships under undergone underatone undergone ¬
gone through this condition of the law lawand lawand lawand
and gave instances in which poor people peoplehad peoplehad peoplehad
had saved up for twenty years before beforethey beroreth
they th y were able to bring proceedings proceedingsN proceedingswlUoh prooeedingswhich
N which then were undefended The itn itnpcMlblUt7 impcdI1bWty
j
pcMlblUt7 t70rob of obtaining a remedy he hawd hawdJ said
J
led many persons to commit bigamy or to tolive tolive tolivo
live in open Immorality ImmoralityThe
The opposition to the motion waa led ledby ledby ledIy
by the Archbishop of Canterbury who whofeared whofeared whofeared
feared that to grant wholesale facilities facilitiesfor
for divorce would encourage new pres pressure pressure prossure ¬
sure on Parliament with the object of ofmaking ofmaking ofmaking
making divorce obtainable for other othercauses oth othcauses othercauses
causes than thoej thot for which it la I obtain obtainable obtainable obtainable
able today He lie8a1d said the case of America Americawhere Americawhere Americawhere
where the number of divorces had so solargely solarpely s6largely
largely increased In reased was a lesson l sion on to England EnglandViscount EnglandViscount EnglandViscount
Viscount Halifax also lso pointed out the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American system as an example to avoid avoidHo avoidHo avoidHo
Ho declared that divorces Wore multi multiplying multiplying multiplying ¬
plying in America thrioe as 8 fast as tho thopopulation thopormlation thepopulation
population Upon the Lord Chancellor Chancellorundertaking Chancellorundertaking C2ancolIorundertaking
undertaking to consider the appoint appointment appointment appointment ¬
ment of a committee to inquire Into tan tanmatter thftmatter thematter
matter Lord Oorell withdrew w thdrew his motion motionTO
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TO BIUCF CP IXJNrONfl COUIUOF COUIUOFDuring COUPAOrDuring COVUAOFDurIng
During the coming week londonere londonerewill I
will have an opportunity of witnessing a ascene aIIne ascene i
scene unparalleled In n tho history of their theircity theircity theircity
city With the object of restoring publlo publicconfidence publloconfidence publloconfidence I
confidence In Britains naval strength strengththe
the greatest fleet of warships ov over r Been seenin BeenIn eenIn
In tho Thames will be e spread from the theNoro theSore theNoao
Sore to Westminster Altogether 160 160vessels lliOv 160vessels
vessels v l8els of the homo and Atlantic fleets fleetsranging ncetaranging fleetsranging I
ranging from submarines to Dread Dreadnoughts DreadnlujthtB Dreadnoughts ¬
noughts will com comprise prise this naval pageant pageantThe
The largest chips will be anchored at the themouth themouth themouth
mouth of the river tho smaller craft craftpenetrating emfpenetmtlng craftpenetrating
penetrating inland as a far an the Houses Housesof
of Parliament All tho vessels of this thisarmada thisnrmada thisarmada
armada which are always on duty guard guardIng guardIn guardlug
lug In the shores of Great Britain will be beopen heopen beopen
open to public Inspection inspectiotiwith with the excep exception etClptlon eaception ¬
tion of the submarines thus providing providinga
a splendid education for the Londoner Londonerwho
who as a rule rue knows nothing of the navy navybeyond navybeyond navybeyond
beyond II hat ho reads readsPopular readsPoular readsPopular
Popular enthusiasm m has been raised raisedto
to a I high pitch All the vantage points pointsoa
oa tho banks will be thronged and every everything everything everything ¬
thing afloat pressed Into service to carry carrysightseers carryalgh carrysIghtseers
sightseers algh eera in and out among tho vessels vesselsSpecial vesselsSpoolal vesselsSpecial
Special trains will bo run from all part parUof partof
of the th country bringing multitudes to towitness towltnese towitness
witness the spectacle spectacleTHE
THE OBaTHKPEnOUS 8UFFRAOKTTE3 8UFFRAOKTTE3Amusing 8UPPRAOITtESAmusinp SUTFnAOKTIESAmusing
Amusing account appear in the news newspapers newspapelll newspapers ¬
papers daily regarding the bad behavior behaviorof
of the imprisoned suffragettes It is issaid Issaid issaid
said that they have violently assaulted assaultedprison lU8lultOOprison assaultedprison
prison officials two of whom have been beenexcused beenexcuBOd beenexcused
excused from duty on account of injuriesived Injuriesreceived injuries injuriesreceived
received ived at tho hands of these desperate desperatecharacters df desperatecharacters pemte pemtecharacters
characters Furthermore the imprisoned imprisonedones impri n nones
ones refuse to rat the prison fare or we weprison WIIBpr weaprison
prison pr lon clothes and nd th thbY > y demand that they theybe
be treated as political offenders These1 These1tactics Theedtactics Tbeetactic
tactics are causing serious anxiety to tothe toUle tothe
the officials It is I possible po aIble that some new newmethod newmothod newmethod
method of punishment will be devised devisedDEATH devisedDRAT devisedDEATH
DEATH IN DRY SHAMfOO SHAMfOOThe flR4UfOOThe MRAMOOThe
The sudden death of a society woman womanduring womanduring womanduring
during the process of having her hair hairdry hairdry hairdry
dry cleaned Is causing the greatest greattoetcon greattoetconIroverny con controversy controvoray ¬
troversy Hairdressers Halroro = ra protest that this thismethod thismethod thismethod
method of If hair cleaning is absolutely absolutelysafe
safe but doctors insist that the woman womanwas
was suffocated by the fumes of the chemi chemicals chemicals cheanicats ¬
cals applied to the t e hair It is I said that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the tetrachloride of carbon which forms formsthe fonnsthe formthe
the basis of the cleanser used u led lsar too toodangerous toodngerous toodangerous
dangerous to be handled by hairdressers hairdressersIt
It la allied to benzine btft resembles resembleschloroform resembleschloroform mbl s schloroform
chloroform In odor It produces death deathwith deathwith deathwith
with an intervening period of anaesthesia anaesthesiaIt an sthesla stheslaIt
It Is likely that a law will be passed for forbidding torbidding forbidding ¬
bidding Its use as s the case of n 1 French Frenchactress Frenchactross Frenchactress
actress who was fatally burned during duringthe
the process has been bt > enroUowedlIIO followed so ouicky ouickyby
by 1 > y the present p nt case of suffocation a as to toarouse toarouse toarouse
arouse much feeling fcelln regarding the dan dangers d dAngem n nIeIll ¬
gem of the prooeqsi prooeqsiCROWDED pr procs1CROWDW j jCROWDKD >
CROWDED WITH AMERICANSLondon AauIaIcMcsLondon AMERICANS uJERICANSLondon
London Is more crowdedwith Americans Americansthis
this thl season than for the last ast astthree three years yearsaccording yeanC yearscording
according C < ording to the t e hotel proprietors Plenty Plentyof
of Colonials and andContinentalsaro Continentals are also in inevidence Inevidence inevidence
evidence Some of the big hotels are areturning areturning arettirning
turning away an average a rag8 of seventy seventypersons eevontyr seventypereona
persons r ons dally dnll Tho AngloAmerican polo polomatch polom9tc polomatci
match m9tc brought Americana to London Londonearlier Londonearlier LondonearlIer
earlier than usual Many of them were wereforced wereforced wereforced
forced to go to boarding houses or to the theleas theless theless
less fashionable hotels hotelsThe hotelsThe hotelsThe
The weather wool her spoiled all the motor motortnps motortrips motortrips
trips and country excursions planned plannedIt p1nn p1nnIt
It also a lo destroyed one of Englands greatest greatestbeauties greatestOOautlt8her greatestbeautiesher
beauties OOautlt8her her gardens Flowers are rare rareand rareand rareand
and expensive expensiveThe
The Americana have bavecllrrltd carried all before beforethem bt beforethem > fore forethem
them socially this season They never neverbefore neverbefore neverbefore
before gave so many successful entertain entertainments entertalnmenlfl entertaInmont ¬
mont Meantime Mackay and Potter PotterPalmer PotterPalmer PotterPalmer
Palmer were rival hostesses on Tuesday TuesdayMrs
Mrs Mackay gave a concert preceded precededby
by a large dinner Mesdames Nordica NordJcaand NordJcaandlario and andMaria andMaria
Maria Gay and Herr Kubellk were the theartists theartlflts theartists
artists Among the guests were Lord Lordand fArdand Lordand
and Lady Craven Mr and Mrs Bradley BradleyMartin BradleyIartln BradleyMartin
Martin Lord and Lady Dewborough and andMesdames andIe and3lesdamea
Mesdames Ie dame Chauncey and Newhouse NewhouseJust NewhouseJUllt NewbouseJust
Just noxt door Mrs Potter Palmer Palmergave Palmergave Palmergave
gave a dinner followed by an entertain entertainment entertainment entertainment ¬
ment Russian dancers performing Some Someof
of the guests gue ta were Ambassador and Mrs MrsReid MrsReid MrsReId
Reid and Mesdames Amory Moore Wade WadeChance WadeChance WadeChance
Chance and M is Drummond and Ladies LadiesCooper LadiesCooper LadiesCooper
Cooper Johnson and Oranard OranardLuncheons Grana OranardLuncheon rd rdLuncheons
Luncheons were again a form of offestivity offestivity offestivity
festivity this week w k Ladles Johnson and andListerKayo andListerKayo andLlsterKaye
ListerKayo and Mrs W Chance gave gavedelightful gavedelightful gavedelightful
delightful ones onesMr oneslIrt onesMrs
Mr MoCormiok MoC nnck Ooodhearts Gc > odheart tea teabrought tellbrought teabrought
brought many Americana together togetherM togetherMesdames
M Mesdames TIIId dam > tm < > n TUtd John McGee l G Mlll MIIIr MIIIrGlIham MllIsrGraham r rGraham
Graham and nndJamls James Henry Smith and andConsuelo andConsuelo andConsuelo
Consuelo Dowager Duchess of Man Manchester Manchester Mancheater ¬
chester were present presentMrs presentMrs presentMrs
Mrs Clomans dinner guests were weremostly waremostly WsremOtltly
mostly English Mrs W Chance and andSanford andlnford andSanford
Sanford Realty eatty were the only onl Americans Americanspresent AmerIcanap Americanspresent
present presentMiss p presentMiss lIent lIentMiss
Miss Mildred Carter with Lord Bomen Somerasslotcel Bomenassisted Somersassisted
assisted in leading a cotillon given by bythe bythe bythe
the Baroness Eckhardsteln It was a abrilliant ahrilllant abrillIant
brilliant affair and was wa attended by many manymericans manymerlcans manyAmericans
Americans Mesdames Henry Coventry Coventryand
and Chauncey Misses M Droxel N XPost NPo NPobt
Post Po > st and Anita Stewart and the Countess CountPssPaulin CountessPaulIne > ss ssPaulino
PaulIne Pappenhelm were among the thedancers thedancers thedancers
dancers dancersLady dancersIady dancersLady
Lady Allendales dinner to Lady John Johneon Johneon Johnson
eon Included many of the latters oountry countrywomen oountryomfm oountrywomen ¬
women Cora Countess of Stafford StaffordCountess StallordCountess StaffordCountess
Countess Pappenheim Lady Oranard Oranardand
and Mrs Lewis Harcourt among other otbernMrs otherMrs othersMrs
Mrs Asqulths garden party on Friday Fridaywa ridayWUI
wa converted Into an ordinary reception receptionon
on account of the rain As usual the thetheatrical thetheatrical thetheatrical
theatrical artistic and fashionable fashionableworlds fashlonahlewnrlds fashionableworlds
worlds met at the Prime Ministers MinistersMesdamps Ministerfpsdams MinistersMesdames
Mesdames Cornwallis West John Leslie LeslieWaldorf l08l1eValdorf LeslieWaldorf
Waldorf Astor Cavendish Bentlnck and andOgden andOgden andOgden
Ogden Mills and Ladles ChannlriK Wil Willoughby Willoughby VilIoughhy
loughby dFresby and i Ornnard were wereamong wereamong wereamong
among the mans man Americans present presentThe pr presentThe sent sentThe
The last court ball of the season which whichvas whichWuI
vas alfio practically pr ctlc1l1y the last large affair I alr
dinered somewhat from preceding func ¬
tions More foreign royalties were pros present preaent proserat ¬
ent There were nearly two thousand thousandKticbta thouaandIIlIellll1 thousandguests
guests among whom were numerous
Americans accounts of whose superb superbgowns aupcrbJlowns superbgowns
gowns and jewels fill columns of the news newspapers nowla newspapers ¬
papers la pers today to CIa CIaA
A daughter was horn on Thursday Thurll < la to
Mrs Forbes Robertson RobertsonMl Robtrl on
Ml 11 Desert Almost mot Autoleti AutoletiBAR AutolnBAR AutelessBAR
BAR HARBOR Me July 17 nThe The re remaining remaining remaining ¬
maining towns on the Island of Mt
Desert ratified the auto exclusion act
today leaving the little town of South Southwest Southwest Southwest ¬
west Harbor with 1U three autos the theonly thecnly theonly
only place on the Island to permit their their1use theirluee theiruSe
luee use i
BETHMANNHOLLWEG PUZZLE PUZZLEDEttLTX
DEttLTX IFOXDEltS AJIOVT NEW NEWCHANCELLORS NEWOIlMWELIoRS 2vpwCILINCE3LLORS
CHANCELLORS PERSONALITY PFRSONALITIFran PE PERSONALITYFesraThat iONtLlTI iONtLlTIFran
Fran FesraThat That He May 1la Prove to Ie n an Em Emperbr Emperor Emperbrs
perbr Man IanFrlrods Friend Nay Ha He I Is a aBroad aDroad aDread
Broad lltatcmanUadKo Statesman Madge Lrulngt LrulngtBlunder LlnsDlundrr hissingsEilunder
Blunder Minister Jackion Trip TripSfXCioi TripS TripSpecMS
SfXCioi S cf4J Cable Dttpatcl lo TUB Tn SUN SDKBERLIN SUNBJlIILIN SeXBEOUH
BERLIN July 17 nThe The new Chancellor ChancellorDr
Dr von BethmannHollweg Is ao little littleknown littleknown littleknown
known personally even in Germany that thatthe thattho thatthe
the domestlo dome tlo and foreign attempts attemptaestimate to toestimate o oestimate
estimate the probable tendency of his hisregime hisriglme hisrgtme
regime are quite vague and nd Indefinite IndefiniteIt
It does not follow that he will fall to show showqualltlefl showqualities
qualities of greatness 8 and independence independencealthough independencealthough
although most of the critics describe him himas himas
1811 as an Emperors man manHis manHis
His IIIslaok lack of personal prominence despite despitetho
the high posts he has filled with great greatability greatability greatabIlity
ability is to his credit Those who know knowhim knowhim knowhim
him best describe him as not only a man manof manof manof
of tremendous working capacity but as asa alla asa
a broadminded statesman of the first firstrank firstrank
rank rankGermany rankGennany rankGermany
Germany hopes this estimate of him Is Istrue Istrue istrue
true for otherwise ho will Inevitably be bodominated bedominltod bedomInated
dominated by his imperial master The ThoGerman TheGerman TheOermaa
German people much as they respect respecttheir respecttheir respecttheir
their sovereign would deeply regret this thisA
A small gale was raised in theatrical theatricalcircles theatricalcircloa theatricalcircle
circles recently by an uncomplimentary uncomplimentarycriticism uncompllmentilrycriticism
criticism alleged to have been made by byMadge byMadgo i
Madgo Leasing regarding the appearance appearanceand
and talents of the Berlin chorus girls girlsMiss girls1I88 girlsMiss
Miss Leasing expected a chilly reception receptionfrom
from her fellow artists at the Metropole Metropoleon
on the night of the arrival of the paper papercontaining paperocntalnlng papercontaining
containing the interview but there was wasno Wallno wasno
no broach of harmony the chorus girls girlsaccepting girlsaccepting girlsaccepting
accepting her explanation that her re remarks remarks remarks ¬
marks had been entirely misunderstood misunderstoodand
and misrepresented misrepresentedProfs
Profs Severance of Cleveland Clay of ofPennsylvania ofpennsylvania ofennsy1vanIa
Pennsylvania and Nicholas Holmes of ofPittaburg offlttaburg ofPittaburg
Pittaburg have been paying 1llIlt vlaltu of ofinspection ofinspection ofinspectIon
inspection to the Berlin University UniversityJohn
John B Jackson United States Min Minister MinIster Mm Mmlater ¬
ister to Persia arrived hero today after aftera
a ten days journey from Teheran two twodaya twodays twodays
days of which were spent In travelling travellingin
in a carriage from the Persian capital tnpltnlto pltal pltalto
to the Caspian Sea The journey was wasthus WWlthus wasthus
thus made in remarkably quick time timeMr timeMr timeMr
Mr Jackson left Teheran before the therecent therecent therecent
recent developments occurred and con consequently conlIOQuently coneequently ¬
sequently he Is unable to throw any fresh freshlight freshUght freshlight
light on the situation Ho will meet meethis mcethis meethis
his wife here and will then go to the Bay Bayreuth BayreuUl Bayreuth
reuth festival He will sail for home in inAugust InAugust InAugust
August AugustSAVED AugustSnED AugustS4VED
SAVED KOLESMES KOLESMESBuyer nnEJ 4IfflElThayer 1 nnEJUlr
Buyer Ulr tndcr Vnderrparatlon fparatlonbaw fIPration Law Most Retell RetellIt
It to French Government GovernmentSftetal GovemmmtsuW GovernmentSeetat
Sftetal Coble Dttpotch nat to TUB Tu Sex SraPARIS sUXP4JUII SexPanis
PARIS July 17 17A A special bill was wasrushed wasrushed wasrushed
rushed through the Chamber of Deputies Deputiesat
at 4 oclock this afternoon ar rnoon and through throughthe
the Senate at f oclock which will save savethe I14vetho savethe
the celebrated Solesmes Sole mee Abbey with its itssculptures itsllculptures it itsculptures
sculptures and historic historiorlches riches for the thenation thenation thenation
nation nationThe nationThe nationThe
The abbey formerly belonged to the theBlnilctines tben theBntictines
Blnilctines n dlct1nfl It was to be sold at t auc auction auction auction ¬
tion under the separation law on July 33 33Its nIts
Its historic parts had already been n claiwi claiwifled cl classifled MI MIfied
fled as a historic monument but the pres present present prosent ¬
ent law allowed the purchaser power powerobtain to toobtain toobtain
obtain declassification deolasslflcationTodays deolaasl declassificationTodays cation cationTodas
Todays law IawtAkOll taken this power wer from the thepurchaser thepurchaser thepurchaser
purchaser who will now be unable to todiepoee todlapoee todisnose
diepoee of the contents or parts rt thereof thereofwithout thereorwlthOIlt thereofwithout
without offering o ertnR them to tothe tho Government Governmentfl
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HAVKX July 17 17PreIlldent President Falliferes Falliferesopened IoalU re res resopened i iopened
opened today the new quays quaysconstructed quayaconstructedto constructed constructedto
to accommodate transatlantic and other othorlargo othf1rlarge otherlarge I
large steamer when bad weather prevents preventsthem preventsthem preventsthem
them from entering the port portM
M Failures Falli re Inspected d the General GeneralTransatlantic OentralTran GeneralTransatlantic
Transatlantic Tran atlantlo Line steamer La Lorraine LorraineThe LorraineTho LorraineThe
The town was decorated with French FrenchBritish FrenohBritish FrenchBritish
British and American flag flagMine ftaGlllIof flags1lne
Mine Fire Wont ont Go Oct OctWILKEBBARRB OatWJLREBBARRB OutWILMEE3BARRE
WILKEBBARRB Pa July 17 17Although 17AlthoughIt Although Althoughit
it was 811 believed that a fire at tho Locust LocustSpring LocuRtSpring LocustSpring
Spring Colliery of the Philadelphia and andReading andReading andReading
Reading Railroad had been extinguished extinguishedIt
It is burning so fiercely today that men mencannot mencannot moncannot
cannot get near enough to get any an Idea Ideaas IdeaM ideaas
as to t lt its exact extent Miners say the fire firebad firehad firehad
had been smouldering for some time
IT ITNEEDNT
NEEDNT ItE BfrOlD TOLD HES flLSDEIOSEDShah lfDEIOSED lfDEIOSEDSbah DEtOSED DEtOSEDShah
Shah Mohammed Wont o t Ilr ileer4ve < < i4vr a Nation Nationlist NationaUt Nationslut
list Relegation RelegationSftttal nelesatlonSptlal fleiegalonSpetki
Sftttal CaM Dtipattb lo TUB T Sex SCNTEUCRAN StlfTEHERAN SexTEHERAN
TEHERAN July J ly 17 nThe The Nationalists Nationalistshaving Nationalisthaving Nationalistshaving
having requested permission of the Brit British BritIsh Br1tish ¬
ish and Russian representatives repre entativfJft to send senda
a deputation to inform Mohammed All Allof Allof AUof
of the thechange change that had been made In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the sovereign received tho following followingreply followingrepl followingreply
reply replyHis I Ims IHis
His Majesty states that having taken takenrefuge takenrefuge takenrefuge
refuge In the Russian Legation he has hasIpoo hasIplIO hasipso
ipso facto abdicated Therefore he does doesnot doesnot doesnot
not wish to receive a deputation to Inform Informhim Inronnhim InformhIm
him of the fact factIt factIt factIt
It is ptobable that the deponed Shah Shahwill Shahwill Shahwill
will shortly go to Russia It Is believed believedthat belleedtha belIeiodthat1
that 1 the Queen desired to take away awayAhmed awayAhmod awayAbmed
Ahmed Mina her twelveyearold eon eonwho IIIOnwho eonwho
who was proclaimed Shah yesterday yesterdayCONSUL yesterdayCONSUL yesterdayCONSUl
CONSUL RVJtLFE flUISLEEOPER4T1j OPEnATED ON ONV
V 8 Representative at Vienna In Dancer DancerFrom nauserrom DangerFrom
From rom Tumor of the Ul Stomach StomachSptciol 8toDlabSpc1al StomachSpectat
Sptciol CaN Dtrpaich Df lo THE Sox SoxVIENNA SOIfVnrNN4 SexVIXNaa
VIENNA July 17 nWilliam William A Rublee Rubleethe Rubleethe Rublesthe
the American Consul here has under undergone underlIone nadergone ¬
gone a serious l operation Ho has suf suffered surrered sttffered ¬
fered for years from a stomachic com complaint oomplaint cornplaint ¬
plaint Prof Schnlttler found that a atumor atumor atumor
tumor had perforated the wall of the thestomach thestomach thestomach
stomach stomachAccording stomachAccording stomachAccording
According to the latest reports Mr MrRublees Mrnublees Mrflubles
Rublees condition is I more hopeful hopefulThn
Thn Meathcr MeathcrAn eathern
An n area o of 1 hlrh pressure dominated the weather weatherconditions weathereoncUthms weatherconditions
conditions estot rut of the Rocky Rock Mountains yeiterdtjr yeiterdtjrThe yeaterdTho
The weather WM fair over the entire area ave lavefor savefor avetor
for Mattered a < thunder showers In the Gulf end endsouth aftdsolllb andsouth
south AtlantIc States In northern New York Yorknorthern Yorknorlhern Yorknorthrrn
northern New England and the St Lawrence LawrenceValley LawlOllCOValley LawrenceValley
Valley ValleyThe ValleyTho ValleyThe
The drought wit wasbroken broken In nearly nearl all 11 the eastern easternSt easteenIlales easternlItMes
St Ilales te by copious thunder sterns atormtThe slormsTbo sternsThe
The pressure was low over the Rocky Moun Mountain Mountalns Mountains ¬
tain and In the northwest llh Mattered thun thunder tbunder thunder ¬
der showers In the latter sectionThe section sectionThe Uon UonTbo
The temperature vat as allKhtty lower In all the thedistricts tbodlllricta thedistricts
districts east of ollbo the MlaslaslppI River and U wasb wasbecoming was wasbecomtnc
becoming b < < omlne warmer west of that river In south southwest IOllbwul soIhwest ¬
west Texas and nd Arltona the maximum tempera temperature lemperaturf temperalure ¬
turf ranted from 103 10 to lOG degrees degreesIn
In this city cll the day d r was fair save for one one on or ortwo ortwo ortwo
two light sprinkles of otralo Tain slightly cooler winds windsfrewh windstreloh windifrcih
frewh and brisk westerly average humidity si siper 11per IIper
per cent barometer corrected to read to tolevel sea sealevel ea ealevel
level at S A U mass III Mi a P U lass 2083The lassThe 11MTIIo
The temperature e perAluro yesterday as a recorded by the theofficial theoIIIelal theoSIclal
official thermometer Is shown In the annexed annexedtable l sanex sanexiota Jucdtable
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to moderate westerly winds windsFor WlndeFor windsFor
For the District of Columbia eastern Pennsyl Pennsylvania PenJlsylTaDta PenneylySala ¬
vania New Jersey Delaware ware Maryland and andlrgtnl
Virginia lrgtnl fair today and tomorrow to mormw Ugbtchance UgbtchanceIn
In temperature debt westerly winds windsFor WlOdFor windFor
For western New N York unsettled weather weathertoday weallaertoday weathertoday
today fair tomorrow light to moderate west westand wealand westand
and northwest winds windsFor wtDdsFor windFor
For western Pennsylvania and Ohio fair to today toda today ¬
day da and tomorrow westerly winds
J di H HHYDE HYDE GOES GOESSGOTiFRBE GOESSGOTiFRBENO SCOTFREE SCOTFREENO
NO PROOF PIlOOFTUtT THAT EQUITABLE EorJIT4nTilJVAN EorJIT4nTilJVANSIIOV1EI Eqjr1IT4D1EMANSIIOUIZI MAN MANSHOUTED
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ParU rl Fall 1l to Appear and Judge Cots CotsHbort CutsSbort i iHbort
Hbort Plea Pleafor for the AocwdManit AocwdManitTab A IIR In InIb hiCb
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Sptcial Cabtt CablDIfI1I Dnpttc tarnBey tarnBeyPARIS 10 Tn8mtPAIIRJuly17Tb Vu Sex SexPazJuly
PARIS PAIIRJuly17Tb PazJuly July 17Tb 17 Th hearing cf cHheca cHhecaaplnst the caea caeaagainst cssagainst
against James Haz llazen a Hyde who U I ac accused acoused aocused ¬
cused of running Into a taxicab with his hismotor h1amotor hismotor
motor In Paris on May 1 last Injuring InjuringM
M Magagne 1oIi pgne who was a passengerand passengerandordering paaeenc psaeengerandorderin rand randordering
ordering his chauffeur cha tfeur to hasten away awaywaa Awaywas Wa1 Wa1was
was again taken up today lnthe In the Cor Correctional CorrectlonaJ Cotrectional ¬
rectional Court When the cUe was waalast wasl waslaatbefore
last l laatbefore before the court on onJuly3 July ulT 3 threewlt threewltneoses threewitn threewltnessee
neoses n were ere missing They were the thodriver Uiodrlyer thedriver
driver of the taxicab and two wo puseraby puserabywho p senaby senabywho
who were said to have hayeheardBTdesay hayeheardBTdesayFllezl heard Hyde Hydeeay HydeeayFilozl say sayFilezt
Filezt Filet to his chauffeur after the thocollision theoolll11lon thecbllislon
collision Today Tod y they were still missing mluinKMapgno missingMagigno mUalngMagagno
Magagno repeated lS > Mted his former testi testimony test1monyand testimonyand ¬
mony monyand and the president of otthe the court asked askedhim askedhim askedhim
him how he heoould could know that Hyde said saidFilet Ill saidFliea d dFilez
Filet if he was as he had said lying lyingstunned lrinKstunned lyingstunned
stunned at tho bottom of the taxicab at atthe atthe atthe
the time The witness replied that per persons persona perSons ¬
sons who had heard Hyde say no had told toldhim toldhim toldhim
him and be had afterward read It in the thoreport thereport thereportrnade
report reportrnade made by the driver of ofthe the cab cabMrae cabMme cabMme
Mme Hoohcn who was In lathe the auto with withHyde withHyde withHyde
Hyde at the thetime time of the accident repeated repeatedthe
the testimony she cave on the first bearia hMrincfthe b rln rlnofthe A Aof
of cfthe the case tothoefJeot totheeffectthtHyde1topped totheeffectthtHyde1toppedwhen to the effect tha t tH1 Hyde stopped estoppedwhen stoppedwhen
when the accident aocld nt occurred dismounted dismountedand
and remained fully full five minutes Inquiring Inquiringinto
into it before bef re he drove on onA onA onA
A manservant maxiser + ant of Mr Hydes teaUflod that thathe Ulathe thatho
he did not see eOO any an one in the cab adding addingIlfwematomethatif addlna1t
Ilfwematomethatif 1t eems lItomethatlf to me that If there had been any anyone anyone anyone
one the chauffeurs ch ufleurs first ftnIteare care would woukfhaYb woukfhaYbI have havebeen havebeen
I been to look Inside inaideand and nee that his pas passenger passenger pa pasengor ¬
senger was not hurt hurtWhan hurtWhan hurtWhen
Whan Hydes B des lawyer proceeded to toaddress toaddreas toaddress
address the court the president Inter Interrupted Interruptedhlm interrupted ¬
rupted ruptedhlm him and rendered judgment that thatas
as sufficient proof had not been produced producedto
to sustain the charge Mr Hyde and his hischauffeur h1achaufJeur hi hichauffeurwho
chauffeur chauffeurwho who had been similarly charged chargedwould obareedwould chargedwould
would be acquitted aoqultted17IURY noquittedINJVR1 i iIWRY
IWRY STOPS FLIGHTS FLIGHTSLieut
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waa U recently nt11 Injured by the falling of ofa ora
a Wright aeroplane In which whlohhe ho waa waamaking wumakinga wamaking
making a flight baa been compelled to toagain toagain toagain
again suspend his flights owing to his hisinjured hIainJured hiinjured
injured leg swelling An operation operaUonta operaUontaneoesearY U Unecessary isneoeesaiy
necessary neoesearYZfOOoooLOM neoeesaiyIqoo000
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Sections of Italy ItalySfHctal 1tal7S ItalySpclat
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Rottx July 17 17Storms Storm in northern northernItaly nortbemItaly northernItaly
Italy have done enormous enormous dm damage damageThe p pThe g gThe
The vintages destroyed in the e Pavia Paviadistrict PaT1adlstnot Paviadistrict
district alone are worth 1000000 o
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Our JulyTShoe July Shoe Clearing Sales SalesIn
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the Lowest Prices PricesAH PricesAll
I All Perfect Goods Latest Styles and Models Every pair guaranteed guaranteedOur II
Our cool Basement is the pleasantest shopping store in town
Womens 3 350 and 5 Low LowShoes 2 200 00
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