THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 20, 1911.
TO SEEK FOR MORE RELICS
Captain Montague Farket Expects to
Resume Excavating Soon.
HAD TO 'WITHDRAW BEFORE
Article of the ton tract Are Most la.
tereatlna; aad Art Here Repro
duced for the Beoeflt of
the 'Readers.
JERUSALEM. Auk 19.-Word U received
here that Captain Montague Parker ez
pects to resume the work of excavating
for sacred relics in he Valley of Blloam
very shortly. Meanwhile a decision aa to
whether the captain s contract with the
Turklrti government can be technically
construed to Justify hla operations at the
mosque fif Omar l awaited with Interest.
It will bo recalled that after much ex
ravatlng nad been done and some relics,
It Is claimed, recovered, the work was
interrupted by charges tht the explorers
had violated the holy mosque of Omar,
obtaining access to It for the purposes of
excavating by bribing its guardians. Popu
lar feeling wu so interne against the
foreigners that after they had withdrawn,
the government ordered the arresj of the
guardians of the moaque asrtd pursued an
Investlgaiion into the circumstances of Its
alleged oVtsecratlon.
Now the contract between Tarker. repre
senting an Anglo-American syndicate, and
the Turkish government has come to light.
Its perusal leaves one In doubt aa to
whether the explorers can be shown to
have exceeded their rights. It develops
that the Turkish government waa a part
ner to the transaction and waa toishare In
the spoils.
The contract contains twelve articles,
some of which are worth reproducing. It
was signed on October 26. 1906, by Captain
Parker and Zlah Paaha. the then minister
of finance, acting for the Turkish govern
ment. Article I provides that Parker
la to furnish all the necessary funds and
operate in the name and under the auspices
of the Turkish government. Article v
has to do with an extension of the contract
in the matter of time by mutual consent,
in article xl Parker releases the gov
ernment of any damages growing out of
the possible failure of the enterprise. Ar
ticle xll provides that In ease of a
difference of opinion or misunderstanding
between the two parties the question shall
be submitted for decision to a committee
of four men appointed equally by the
Turkish and British governments ond. In
the event of a deadlock, the deciding vote
shall be entrusted to a fifth man named
by the Turkish minister of justice.
4rtlrlea of Cob tract.
The other articles summarized are as
follows:
Article II. The Turkish government un
dertakes to furnish whatever land or prop
erty the captain may select and determine
upon as the site wherein to excavate, by
adopting every feasible method of 'pro
curing and transferring the same to the
cnptaln, whether by right of purchase in
the case of the property belonging to pri
vate individuals or by issuing a grant of
land In case of the property belonging to
the crown.
Article III. Captain Parker Is bound to
refrain from commencing his operations
anywhere In the vicinity of Jerusalem until
the transference or grant of a given piece
of land is legally ond properly executed,
anV a wall erected about the same. -
By the terms of this article the captain
Is furthermore given the privilege of ex
cavating one full year from the date of
commencing operations, after the lapse of
which period the work of excavation must
be discontinued, unless the government
should grant a further lease of the land
and renew the privilege of excavation.
Article IV. Whatever articles or objects
mow Ha. iina rt rfjwt HurlnB tha pnnria f
xcavactlon by Captain Parker must be
shared In equal proportions between the
government and the members of the ex
pedition, either in kind or by rendering to
the government the equivalent of Its share
in money after due and i roper appraisal.
ArticleVI. The Turkish government as
sumes the privilege of appointing two re
liable Inspectors of Ottoman nationality
whose duties will be to superintend and
observe the process of excavation, but who.
In the performance of their duties, shall
have no right to interfere or Intermeddle
with the plans of Captain Parker or the
means or methods he should employ in
carrying out his purposes. Each of the
aforesaid Inspectors shall be entitled to a
monthly stipend of 100 Turkish as com
pensation for his time and services.
Provide Military' Force.
Article VII. The Turkish government en
gages to afford Captain Parker such mill'
tary force as ha may deem necessary for
facilitating his operations, protecting the
lives of thoee engaged In excavating or en
abllng him to surmount difficulties and
overcome obstacles should the latter pre
sent themselves at any time. A certain
sum of money is fixed wherewith to pay
such military force for its services as well
aa to cover any Incidental expenses It
should entail, such to be furnished by
Captain Parker.
Article viu. in addition to the terms
stipulated In article vli, it shall be incum
bent upon the local government in Jerusa
lem to furnish all the means, facilities and
plot action within its power to enhance and
expedite the work of excavation as well as
promote the security, interests and wel
fare of those engaged In It.
Article IX. Captain Parker binds him
self, in the event of coming upon any valu
able finds during the course of his excava
tions, to enclose the same In a stout case,
to cause his seal as Well as those of the
Inspectors to be fixed t heron; thereafter
to arrange for Its safe conveyance to the
seacoast and thence on board ship to Con
stantinople under his direct surveillance as
well as that of the local government. "Hie
vcase or cases In arriving at Constantinople
shall b deposited in the depot of the minis
try of finance pending the arrival of either
Captain Tafker himself or his legally au
thorised deputy, whereupon the contents of
said case or cases wilT be divided into two
equal shares.
Article X. Each of the two contracting
parties shall appoint two trustworthy ap
praisers, whose duty it shall be to divide
any valuables unearthed Into two equal
parts, or. In the event of Captain Parker's
electing to pay the government In cash for
Us share of the finds, to fix a proper valua
tion thereon.
for these statements), chief of the bureau
of military Information, but the Rich
mond end of the chain was the old Vrn
lew mansion. There she received and
harbored the secret agents who stole In
from the federal army; when no frdral
agents could reach her she sent her own
servants as messengers through the con
federate armies. There," In the Van Lew
house in the heart of Richmond, she con
cealed many of the escaped union prison
ers from Castle Thunder, the LJbby, and
Belle Isle; there she planned aid for those
who remained in the prisons, to whom she
sent or carried food and hooks and cloth
ing; for their relief she poured out her
money thousands of dollars until all her
convertible property was gone. Clerks In
the confederate war and navy departments
were In her 'confidence; counsel for union
sympathiser on trial by the confederacy
were employed by her money.
These statements of General Pharpe's
were made In a letter which was written
to recommend that Miss Van Lew be re
imbursed by the government to the amount
of 115,000. The money waa never collected.
W, O. Beymer In Harper's Magazine.
LIBREVILLE HAS A PAST
Glorious Memories of the Flace Impel
France to Hold It.
DE BRAZZA WAS THE DISCOVERER
Great Explorer ofEarly Day Was
Led to the Congo by Katlvea
Paris Mourns the Death of
Mile. Laatelme.
PARIS, Aug. 19.-L!brevllle, the seaport
which it was understood Germany wished
France to cede to her, has many glorious
memories. Towards the end of the last
century a French warship cruising In those
waters for the suppression of slavery, cap
tured a vessel loaded with blacks who were
at once liberated. They founded the town,
and out of gratitude for their deliverance,
called it Libreville'. It has always been
the capital of Gaboon and, until quite re
cently, waa also the capital of the French
Congo, before Braszavllle sprung up and
developed so rapidly.
The roadstead is magnificent; it Is one
of the finest of all Western Africa, The
town lies hidden in the rank vegetation
of a tropical forest; here and there a few
white dots peep from among the leafage.
Memories of DeBrassa.
Over the whole region lies .the memory
of Savorgnan de Brasza. the explorer. The
story of how he first saw the great Congo
river is one of the most exciting in the
annals of African discovery.
Leaving the coast with the purpose of
finding a way to the basin of the Congo,
he and his followers were met by an en
voy of the local king who assured him
that the river waa quite near. De Braxsa
courageously followed him, but trusting to
his account of the distance, omitted to take
a' supply of water.
The marched all day over an arid pla
teau without seeing any signs of a river;
the next day also passed without any re
sults. The explorer began to have doubts;
he asked himself If the native guide had
not betrayed them and if they were not
doomed to a horrible death In the wilder
ness. The mm, however. Insisted still that
the river waa quite near, and the little
party stumbled on In mute despair. Night
fell, and while V Brazza became more
and more desperate he saw suddenly at
his feet a aat sheet of water gllmmel.ng
In the dusk.
t.reot Actress Dead.
The death of few actresses have caused
such a profound expression of regret and
sadness as tho tragic end of Mademoiselle
Lantelme, who In private life was Madame
Edwards, the wife of the man who founded
the Matin." Lantelme might be said to
have been the great favorite of the
Parisian theater-goer.
She Was young, talented and beautiful,
with a personal mannerism and magnetism
of speech and acting that not only caused
admiration, but evoked something of a per
sonal liking on the part of the thousands
who went steadily to see her play. She
was perhaps best known for her work In
the celebrated Boulevard piece, "Le Bols
Sacre." Her last appearance was in a
sketch in a mjslc hall on the Champs
Elysees. here one of the other prominent
features was a chatty burlesque on the
visit to Tarls of the American sailors.
Some newspapers have thought to see a
mystery In the death of I,anteime, but
It seems established that she accidentally
fell Into the Rhine from a window of a
houseboat to which she had gone for air
during a fainting spell.
CAPTURED A SOUVENIR SHARK
i
New York Girl Assist la Honking
Bis Fish In Troplo
Waters.
A shark, caught In the bay of Hamilton.
Bermuda, waa brought In by the steamship
Oceana, of the Bermuda Atlantic line, the
New Tork Evening Mall aays. It is the
property of a New Tork girl who assisted
in capturing It and who subsequently .,-ave
what she called a "shark tea"" to which
sho Invited all the passengers and the of
ficers of the ship.
As the Oceana was steaming out of Ham
ilton three sharks were seen astern. The
cries of the passengers brought the officers
of the vessel.
"Ict's catch them." cried MIfs E. A,
Patterson.
"Yes. let's." repested Miss Helen Ixivell,
slso of New York.
Second Engineer Olaf Iorenon secured
a strong line and a big hook, and. placing
a piece of pork on the hook, threw it
overboard. The three sharks made a
simultaneous snatch at tho bait.
When Lorenson tried to pull up the shark
he found the monster too strong for him.
He enlisted the aid of two sailors, hut the
combined efforts of the three did not avail,
and Miss Patterson and Miss Lovell and
other women passengers lent a hand.
The shark was finally pulled aboard and
was found to measure six feet. Miss Pat
terson Intends to have the shark stuffed.
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Miss Van Lew. a Richmond woman, was
spy for the federal government the most
Important spy of the rebellion. Inasmuch
aa her work merited General Grant's tri
bute, "Tou have sent me the most valua
ble Information received from Richmond
during the war." For four long years, with
out respite, she faced death to obtain that
information; day after day suspected,
pled upon, threatened, persecuted, she
worked with a courage far higher than
the excitement-mad valor of battle-fields.
The greater part of the military Infnrrtt.
tion received from Richmond by the army
of the Potomac was collected and trans
mitted by Miss Van Lew. tin estahllithed
five secret stations for forwarding her
cipher dispatches a chain of relay point
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3506 M. 16th Bt, W. J. Addy, Web
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nieln. Webster 1903.
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1917;
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1933 Clark St, C. Peterson. Web. 8696.
30 th and Grace Bts, H. Spiegel, Web.
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cery Co., Bonglas 1089.
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Webster 1576.
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non, Webster 8453.
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Webster 4086.
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16th and Corby Sta., H. RaJlman,
Wsbater 1675.
SOUTH OMAHA
84th and E Bts, G. G. Bremer A Co,
Booth 160.
80th and O Sts, J. PI von V a. Booth 770.
1301 Mo. AT, W. J. Nagle. Sooth 380.
84th and A Sts, Mrs. R. Raven,
Sooth 117.
3917 H St, International Gro. Co.
8555 S. 81st St, Frank Brogatz, Sooth
1008
8108 K. St, H. C. Smelley, Sooth 184.
37th and X Sts, C Flngerloa, Booth
1930.
88th and W Sts, F. J. Egger, Sooth
8030.
6136 T St, J. F. McLaughlin, Sooth
1901.
466 S. 33d St, S. Mortensen, Sooth
443
3131 BW St, Bandolo 8c McNeil, Sooth
93.
1339 B. 84th St, F. A. Hart. South
860.
330 Iff. 84th St, Allls A Allls.
8504 K. Bt, H. Dletz, South 97.
418 X. 86th St, a F. Penfleld, South
776.
8616 B St, U X Ellsworth, Sooth
1385.
339 H. 86th Bt, Marcus Bros, South
997.
3831 Q St, Chas. Volz. Sooth 1388.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ZOWA
830 8. Main, 8. T. McAtee, Black 191.
1013 W. Broadway, O. N. Applequist.
Bed 839.
739 W. Broadway, John Olson, Bed
113.
8313 W. Broadway, Fred Ever, Black
696.
8000 W. Broadway, J. W. Marin,
Black 914.
34o9 W. Broadway, I. A. Gilllnsky,
Black 594.
801-3 W. Broadway, Peterson Bondo
Co.. Bed 371.
8300 W, Broadway, J. Patterson, Bed
1886.
600 B. 15th St, E. Marsh, Black 381.
134 W. Broadway, L. Green.
601 E. Broadway, M. Stern.
1108 5th Ave, J. Keppner. Bed 481.
1001 Main Bt, Rutiolph Toller & Co,
Black 119.
638 16th Ave, O. C. Sorenaon, Bed
1313.
36th Iff. Main Bt, W. A. Stone, Bed
859.
100 B. Broadway, J. Zoller, Bed 330.
17 H. Main Bt, Max Olson, Bed 366.
936 Ave. F, C. M. King, Bed 1678.
603 H. 8th St., K. M. Nelson, Bed 503.
637 W. Broadway, C. J. Cronkleton,
Black 408.
356 Benton St, Mrs. O. Talbott,
Black 3337.
804 E. Broadway, V. Jennings. Bed 68.
935 E. Broadway, 11. C. Peterson,
Bed 1446.
loo W. Broadway, Bart el St Miller,
Black 359.
18 W. Broadway, Peoples Depart
ment Store, Bed 153.
1339 E. Fierce Bt, lien Hlrnh, Bed
8337' Broadway, C. J. Lewis, Black
637.
1600 High St, J. B. Juclfl. Bed 786.
400 W. 8th St, A. Lewis Black 8057.
nlRIIICE. NIB,
Florence, Koto., Anderson & HolUngs-
worth. Florence 367.
riorenoe, Heb, Ttios. W. Dugher,
Florence 433.
BEHSOB. BEB.
Benson. Heb, P. Kammenzlnd, Ben
son 303.
Benson. Heb, J. M. Stelnlerg, Ben
son 335. ...
Benson, Heb, Out A. Wuff. Benson
833.
BALSTOH. BEB.
Balaton, Heb, U. Hupner, Balston 41.
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