FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1903.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN. ASTORIA, OREGON.
WILL SULTAN YIELD
International Fleet Preparing
All Eyo are on Turkey.
MINISTER SENDS FOR SHIPS
Austria a Representative Asks that Por
tion of Fleet of Powcri Proceed to
Tuiklih Wsters, an1 It Will Prob
ably Leave Today ai Per Request.
I'imlon, Nov, 2n.Tln rMnt n--fii.nl
at the TurkUli (ioveriiiiiriit Ui ac
Tt HuroH-n inntrol uf irvi'inir uf
the Vilayets vf Maiwloiiia, ! sImhiI to
l'iti lo the putting Into M-rHtiin of tlm
thrvut of a navsl ilciiHiimtrsllon, with
tl iili-a uf rimH-liiK TtirUfy ' u- tt i-
Tht obduracy of the Sultan is appar
ently Wod on th twlicf that ha hud
thr iMia supHiit nt th (icrinan Kin
prror, and Um thi jinloui siippord
ti i-t between tht Mwers.
In diplomatio circli-, it is even yet
tsprt't! he will yield before the Inter
national fleet tskes sctlve im-aoiires.
It is umliTntiNid the SulUn has ap
pealed vainly to Kmperors William, Ni
cholas, and r'ratu JoM-ph, agslnst I ho
proMe4 demonstration, (in ninny's ah
aention from nartlrlwlim in the naval
demonstration makes thn situation in
rieitis)jly Intereslintf.
The fart that the senion of the coun
cil of the minister, at whirh time the
propiNale of the powers was rejected
was stormy, and tlint all the inlnUters
except the minuter of wsr favorel
yielding, leads to the belief that the
Nultan will yield at the first show of
determination on the part of the pow
ers, alter satisfying his people he is
yielding to superior force.
Minister Wires for Fleet.
Vienna., Nov. 23, Karon VunCelu,
the Autrla-IIunj(srisn embassador at
ConUntlnojle has trlejfraphed Admiral
Von.Iedine, for a portion of the Inter
national fleet to salt immediately, pro-
rredinK either to Mytllene, Island of
Creeian, (belonging to Turkey In Asia)
or for the Ilesika llay (near the en
trame to Dardanelles).
Fleet Ready to Sail.
Athens, Nov. 23. It is understood the
international fleet will "all tomorrow.
The foreign ministers todsy paid visits
to the commanders of the warships of
their repetle countries. Tbi com
manders later held a conference slmani
the Ail-Ulan flagship.
SAYS PRESIDENT IS SINCERE
BUT THINKS HE IS MISTAKEN
President Ripley of Santa Fa Expresses
Views oa Railroad Rate Legisla
tion and the Panama Canal.
Angeles, Nov. 23 Tivldcnt 1'ip
ley, of the Santa Fe, In awaking about
the proposed railroad rate legUlation.
fni.l tixluv, that the President's Ideas, In
Ms opinion did not dilTer materially
from thoe of niot railroad men.
Mr. Ripley believes the President sin
retire, but says he is as mistaken a he
is sincere. Itipley does not think that
what the President proMe U a rem
edy to the evils the President says ex
i-t.
He added the Panama rannl would not
Interfere seriously with the truffle of
the Western roml". He snys It is not
worrying him much, as be does not ex
pod it to In completed during the pics
ent generation.
Sella Mora of Chamberlain's Couth
Remedy Than of All Others
Put Toiethei.
Mr. Thoa. iieorge, a merchant at Mt,
Elgin, Ontario, say a: "I have had the
local agency for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy aver since it was introduced In
to Canada, and I tell as much of it as
I do all other lines I have on my shelves
put together. Of the many donns sold
under guarantee, I have not had one
bottle returned. I can personally recom
mend this medicine as I have used it
myself and given it to my children and
alwaya with the best results." For sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggists.
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pains yield to the penetrating Influ
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end being absorbed into the blood, its
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COURT OVER-RULES
Refuses to Quash Indictmen's
Against Burton,
BROOKS IMPORTANT WITNESS
Testifies that the Senator Was Intro
duced to Him, and Pointed Out as a
"Valuable Man," in View of Investi
gation of Poitoflflce Department.
St. ImiIs, Nov. 21. In a lengthy ex
tempore opinion, I'nited States Circuit
Judge VsnDevantcr overruled the mo
lion lo diml all the counts in the in
dictment agsiiist Senator Durton, charg
ed with having accepted from Itlalto
(rain and Securities Company, coin en
lit inn for acting as attorney before the
l'ololllie. Department, which were filed
by the defense, following the closa of
the (internment's cse today.
diaries II. llrooks, an Importsnt wit
ness today, said Hurt on had been Intro
luce to him on Hie recommendation that
he employ the Senator, who, It was
tated, would be a valuable man for
him in the light of the pending investl
gstlon by the Postofflce Department, of
the investment concern "f which he was
plesjdelit.
CASES ARE POSTPONED.
Washington, Nov. 23 - The hesrlng of
the demurrers In the criminal court, of
the Hyde-Dimond I)cnon rases, set for
tomorrow, have bwn postponed for two
weeks.
BALFOURIST
HROUGH
London Political Circles Agog as
Result of Rumo
WILL APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE
8utestion from Two Leading Newspa
pers that He Resign, Believed to Have
Been Instituted by Himself Resig
nation of Cabinet May Be Sent King.
NATURE SPARES
Tkt Strirkta Vrvas Oriel.
What a fortunate provision of nature
It Is, thst deprives the roe of menial
sufferlnc ; for bow poignant would be Its
srief lo discover. In the height of Its
blooming glory, that a ranker fed at Its
heart, and that Ita beauty and fragrance
wre doomed forever. Nature alwaya
spares the Buffering; she la a veritable
store-house of pleasing rewards, for
those who seek her aid. In the yeara
gone by falling hair and ejraynese have
cust a gloom over the Uvea of thousands
of young women, but thanka to the In
vestigations of scientists the true cause
of hair destruction la now known to be
a germ or parasite that burrows Into
the hair follicles. Newbro'a Ilerplclde
absolutely destroy!' thla germ, thus
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Imlon, Nov. 23. Tremendous g-tiv
ity developed in political circles today,
consequent of the circulation of a well
founded report that Premier Balfour bad
decided to bring his ministry to a close,
and directly, or indirectly, appeal to the
country.
Humors regarding the resignation of
of the Cabinet and dissolution of Par
liament, have been thick for three
months, but when the two leading Gov
ernment organs today, almost in the
same terms, "suggested" the immediate
resignation of the Premier, on account
of the unmendable breach in the Union
ist party, over the fiscal question, the
"suggestion' waa looked upon as having
been instigated by Ilalfour himself. Thi
waa strengthened by the knowledge
that prior to the publication of the edi
torials, Ilslfour met certain influential
persons.
All the present Interest now centers
In the Cabinet meeting tomorrow, at
which it is understood the situation will
lie discussed. Some well informed per
sons go so far a to say Balfour will
go from the meeting to the King, with
the resignations of himself and the
Cabinet
Sure Balfour Will Resign,
1mdan, Friday, Nor. 24. This morn
ing's newspaper are unanimous that the
Cabinet meeting today will result in the
resignation of Premier Balfour.
Cored Consumption.
Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Karuu,
writes t "My husband lay alck for three
months. The doctors said that he had
quick consumption.
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That waa six years ago. Since
then we have always kept bottle in
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For coughta and colds It has no equal."
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