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I HIV Ij KJiXMU ?. I..M FI.SMYHKRK TWO <ENT?.
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I OF
Plag Hoisted Over Sultan?a
Fort and Part of Fleet
Anchors in Harbor.
RUMOR SHIP WAS BLOWN UP
Vessel Named in Turkish Dis?
patch, However, Not Yet
Launched?Arabs Skir?
mish with Invaders.
.
SEVENTH DAY OF THE WAR.
Ita i? ending parties occupied the
Sultana fort in Tripoli, and part of
<??? feet entered the harbor.
Bofba'd ng of Benghazi and Dem?,
T- no tan ports. reported: bri?k
?assssr ^v t?-e fermer place rumored.
TH? Turkish fleet moved from the
Oarda'-e^es to the Bosporus.
State Department officia'? agreed
m?o at en ??vas not possible under the
Hague cawvMion at present. Tha
Turks canned to embarrass Italy by
of*?- -i to submit all differences to
ira tra! on.
?? | floats
. which la
of the
?T, and tjio
?tai e from
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ippar
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kiah waters, ;?n
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dis?
? war
and
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ron! ?
? ppeam
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? ( the Italian n i
\ , offer to = irrender
v tha Turks this morn?
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the :
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-. who
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TWO PORTS BOMBARDED
Benghazi and Derna, on Tripol
itan Coast, Shelled.
| By ?
tantlnople
i . ling t?i her
-; Tripoli.
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toad- .'.?han for? -
? . it the Italian army
??' -n will number &8jOOO off
?' The main body of the troops
m Brindis! on Bun?
say i agtat cowtot
fantry, I ? tur
Nord An
ifat
FORTS EASILY REDUCED
pew Killed by Shells?Occupa?
tion Army Large.
?,lv<-.? re
?
bombard?
vicinily ?jf
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the
1**,Pi'? ,n,j tumbl-l .?t
. tue
-"??'"?
?lifllsh fort at the Wt of
I a gras
s front
aallar
It was
??J*'*' ? with
,-,-. i i.?.? battleahlpa
tort vv-re
?slating up
. -v feeling
while
^*5* ?avlng froi
d by
;' ? ' Tilnsll wlU '??
('?nilnued on ir md pat?
Il-?????
To Be Stylish
You Must Be Fuzz/
This is the conclusion arriv
at by an unfortunate report
who was peremptorily z
signed to describe and illu
trste, to the best of his una
customed powers, the m<
striking innovations in met
fashions for the coming wint<
His revenge may be seen
Next Sunday's Tribun
SQNGSIfiESS MISTAKEN
fon man mm
Sex of Fraulein Fritsch Is Qu<
tioned Until Friends Come
to Rescue.
HELD UP ON SHIPBOAR
Metropolitan Opera Singer H
Hard Time Convincing the
Detectives She Is Not
Man Fugitive.
Bants Flits, h is a young ?
jtralto Who "ill sin? this BDBBOfl with t
Metropolitas Opera Company. She *
not hava a big part right swsy, and s
'
plu-- had a kern smbltloB to be f^at?r
in ths Krem opera house, but such ai
bitlon vanish?.i yesterday, aben sh? *
rived here ob tin* Barbarossa fn
Br? ?.
8om< thins i m..it -
fraulsln blush for sham?>. It was u
rlble Ni : a pinsr^r he?--n pfasc
i i' h a altuatlon Her sex aras q u
?'t"d
d? fault? r.
humiliation would not bava r
?t B bad man in inrnia;
? k like th- frauleln, and i
aray with snm-- SO.Q
marks which did not belong tu him.
The ; an were looking f
the deianlter. srl was bunted throu)
I lost In Bremen. The d
? ? subsequently picked tip tl
: !1 ? heir man to the B ?
thought he had et
barked on tl A minit* d
acrlptlon of the offender was ?abled
In this i "
letectlvea were retained by tl
? tl to meet the Barbaroaaa
It a '':?? atatad la th<? cab
easaulate that th*? d.
I faulting Herman Mori; his hair Ion
Hla ? smoofJt, in? eomplsxk
hi? manner secldediy ?Tomai
?;.r:. any sven suggested that moi
Id come to N'i'W York !
woman's h I
The ? led by
?. a -ere on th?? Jc
! arded the Barbt
I sh? 1. ft Quarantine. Ever
! wss acrutlnissd uni
i fell upon ft
) roll
? ::pd low : ? ' Wa
? ? ? ? ? t three Inches b.
Did si . i- th
-
' the dc
fault
The young asa told I
com ' tires to th? first
?ugh
., fright
her lnnoc?mre, but brok
formed i '?
ind sh
?
Th' n the fi BTomi n I
, ame to hei It ste five
. it
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BRONX LUMBER MILL BURN,
- -
Flames Do $60.000 Damage an.
Threaten Catholic Protectory.
r'ii, a lum
the West
? . . pan. . at Union
port Rood and Starling avenue, Thi
Bronx end : >r a time Ihn atened t.
?Protectory,
ir by. The thirty-five hundred boyi
ami girls in the Institution an- In charg<
;!,. : Hei ry ai d Slat? : E i| I
who ly to mar? h (he (
at a moments notice. Father Scan?
Ion helped to calm i ren.
It was one of tiie most ?peel
Ares seen In thst section in some time,
being plainly via H !,j to parsons thi
out Th* Brons and Washington v.
A lar?? crowd wss attracted, and
.juir. ? - ?tat;.m.?- t j
k,,.p tatora. The 1
?e tot nearly two ho r?.
und m,h,<h?i damage was done before It
H aa pU| out 'l',:' ?;""'" r ' Sid i* OS n? d
by M? K? BS - ? '?" )-?*' h,'r
WON'T TALK; WIFE SUES HIM
Plaintiff Charges "Silence" Is
"Cruel and Inhuman."
A ?r*j no unklii'l word* I I
,.,d }.f has not thraatsi
n.. rim"! hi? w ich her,
Martin i' iefeadaai Ib
? a hut sdfe,
aheleen, chars?? hlra
v,iti. cruel nti'l ? n treat
?
.... ,. ? ordtag le the
,| to ta'k
?,?'.?' in th* bun o? their o i
life. Bltbousri thej lived la the bbsm boa?
with their ' v ''? ' Urs. Schrei
?aid thst Ht"" ll"'1 sddreaaad I ?
i te bbsIi ' ?
This dome- ii
linea pre? i
.. hool lor Is the
allegation I iheT"
i* i- that k. in? nk' i?-1.. "
I
of atleaca 'i' s pialatlC aaked lb* .irt '"
14 reek sllssei
.
'PRESIDENT SPEAKS IN
SAEI [ME TABERNAC
Attends Great Reception Given
Honor of "Old Folks
of Utah."
PLEA FOR PEACE TREATil
Puzzled by Senate Committei
Logic?Utah for Him in
Convention and
Election.
?Kr*un i -?'af? CotTlMpoodenl . f The Tribun?
Salt Lake ?'ity. Utah, < >?t. B Pn
teat Taft ?pont a. gala day In Ball Ls
<'ity, and there i? ayery Indication tl
both host and giltst li.nl a thorougl
enjoyable time. It Is doubtful if t
President ever attend?-?! a nvire impr<
she and. lnd? ?-?1. dramatic
than the n?? ' -i?|. red ti
folks of I'tah" in the Mormon Tnbi
na le. ?if the audience of t.-n thouaa
persona which filled th.- auditorium pro
ably five ?thousand W? ?' .Iks," s
r>f this number three-fourths, s cordfa
to the testimony they gave b)
In response to a question, i r
?plains before ? railroad ?had penetral
! rtah.
The President, a ho a as ob?
; n ni d by th?? scene, spoke on pern s ni
urged \?-ith unusual eloquence the ral
?' of th" pending general arbitr
treaties. While many among h
audience followed with intense Interei
riud'lin? their heads In acquiescence ar
applauding at frequent Intervals. R
ferrlng to the logic whli'h actuate?! tl
majority of the Cofnmlttee on Foret!
Relations in re?-,,mmendini? their pn
posed amendment, ?the President ?aid
??i! a clock which was gres!
.-??i by its owner, i T< i nessee moui
tsineer.
? Taylor, of Tennessee ?
Story." pi!?1 the Presid.-nt. "that
think fits the ease. H> ?aid thai 1
once knew an old man down in ?
mountains of Eastern Tennessee wt
owned an nid clock The clock was
little peculiar, in speaking of its peco
? is, Its owner said: That clock
i I ha?.m? ? :
stand it. When the hands polnl
?- k and it strikes i o'? lock I know
la Just twenty minutes of -' And
don't exactly follow the logic of that i
of those who op] -
Smoot Supports Treatiea.
In i lie course ' 1 his remarks the Pr?s
dent sai?I he SI I fa - I ; n
whereby the men-. ? the propose
Join! ?mmlsslon should be ai
pointed by the Presiden! and confirme
by the S.u..te. At the ?Wise of th
?pi ??? h >? nator Sn I n tha
with that provision he ' ? ountc
on to support the tres!
After a lum beon as the |
' Por
in and th?- state fair, making his ?-x
pianation of i: toes oi the tariff bill
the latter place. In introdudni
|p \v. Price president of ?the v..un,
Men's Ri'p'it.ii' .in i ? ? rlbed Mr
T.it'r as ' ? ' and the next Pre-:
of th?? United st ites." ?and said tha
i??l_: "would find the i rtah I
. h ?.f d? spond, 11 I'res!
? l"nt Taft gently deprecated the p
tone of Mr. Price's remarks He said h<
red th? introduction did more credl
t.. the "Price brand of Republics
than to his ability as ? pr
?r. that he ?
. of a politics]
? <.f the United Hi it? -. Pr
Taft's explanation of
?d the hearty Indoraement of hli
au'hence.
Th? President mad.- !
at the Utah Hotel, one of the hand'
y()inest and m?.st elaboi i weal
?if New York, ami n ; irne :
his visit to the fair grounds.
Ing he was the guest of honor al s din..
n<-r given by ths Commercial i
The President's reception li I
ordlal In the extreme, 1
perhaps, fewer i eopie In 1
?n some other i Itl? s, but st 1
grounds he addressed an audience of ten
thousand
the day at the Taben
wds kn< ?
bounds. Senator Bn ?
Kerns and other prominent men met and
attended the Presiden! I ti it th?
s? nator B itherl
elng a member of the committee
charged with ths Investigation of ths
- nator Btephenson. Those
in a position t.. know predict that the
Utah ? '??- ' "'' will be Ins! ted f'?r
Paft, and tl at be ?
torsi ?rote of this eta! iy a larg?
Q. Q. H.
i_ ?
BOOM HILLES FOR CHAIRMAN
?Secretary to President Talked Of to
Head Republican National Committee.
? ? ? >
m ,\. . ? ,,t lea : ? ? ?
' '
National i 'on mitt? ? foi tl.
formal!) aaa ls sd here I
- ?
SBSOOt.
friend
. Hlllea
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S10 A MINUTE ON BROADWAY
Judge Foster Tells Wayward Youth It
Takes Money to See "White Way."
William F Walsh ? ar- of i>r-,
Foster, In I lei -
? ? return t>> Ms
at Ha H Pn ??;.!...,. a
\\ ,l-li pi- ??? ? gU It? alia? ? |
.i i ?? ..? ?:. | ? i- Im bad
x during II ?? ?' ??.m in |
dtj ?tad gaj in..re
to spend ""M Hr.iHii ?
"How in'i'-ti money <n?i v?,u bave ?when
? 11iik."' ??ked Judge
.
refilled Walsh.
formed bj these who
I ii t?, know," remarkid .Ju-i?" |
lata about ?!?.,?'
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[M? ON ASSEMBLYMEN
10 PASS PRIMARY Bill
; Paid Off Saturday, They Took
Leaders' Advice and Stayed
at Home.
! SMITH PROMISES ACTION
House, Expecting Arrival of Ab?
sentees, Adjourns at Midnight
Till 10 A. M. To-day
Close Call Planned.
Braoh I
Albany. Oct ... If anything waa
needed t.. put a climax to the fardcal
character of the Darnocratlc considera
UoB of direct primary legislation, the
events of to-day furnish?--?! it. The Dem
ocrsts of the assembly an- snder pledge
to pa?.?, the bill which anally s u
whlpped through th? Banal s the
promis,. Wir* which Tammany was will?
Big ta Stand for. Yet not all the efforts
<->f th?? Assembly machine, wMch appar?
ently was working; to its maximum
caps? . bring th<? ne?-ev. irj a ?
semblymes to the Cspltol to-night to
peas that bill.
r h.'ii?nir th.? membera in s
tintii after midnight, the leaders re?
ceived word that some of tli. B
iBembera mi whom they were counting
ctmld n t rioaaibly get here until to-raor
morning Therefore, th'- ??
Bdjourned to m^t at M a. m to-mor?
row, at which time it is the plan "f the
leadei I I louse under a close
??an until th" Tammany dire? i n i
tmns bill la ; isaet 1
Th?- elevBfl Dem?crata missing *1 mid?
night wer Dawaon, ?aarn. Jachson,
\|." synsk) and Neupert, >.f Kr?.-.
Oould, "f N Sgara; ?'oleman. Of Nassau;
Kennedy, of Queens; Scheide, of But?
folk, and Bptelberg and T ' 6 i '- New
York.
n may be that all the absent)
whieh the day's events di?.
genuine. The Assemblymen, contrary to
the provisions ?>f the legislativ?- law, rs
eelvsd hurt Saturday night the portl ?
their pay arhlch is ? I to be h?ld
? i k until after th.- Legislatur?
finally a-ljourned While they were
being paid off It WSS reported around
the lobbies that the machine leaders
were sdvising th?^m to go bom?- an .
home. That was before Tammanv had
become converted to dlrert nominations
and evolved the bill which later was put
throueh the Senate as a machine meas?
ure. Now that Tammany i to put
this till through, a few of th?
?? ? s would pomo In handy.
No Trick. Says "A" Smith.
' \ ' Smith, Tammany leader of th?
lower House, insists that there was no
trj.-k contemplated to defeat direct
ma, e\ ?m thr Incomplete and nns.it
? >ry variety provided by the Senate.
"I aja i rd." said h?. "that there
: be a direct nominations bill
'. and I meant It. I wasn't trj irg
. '< or shift if it comes to the
point where I've got to break my word
to the fellows I'm worklnar with here
ea?h day. I'm willing to QUlt thi? ?
This direct Bomin i
ng through."
-? througl E ery un
? ? mblymsn who it,
1 .. is held i the
?
Yet at midnight tl ?? count
it the Tammanv leaders
r oec
Itfmt t not
i thla In id ' ?
who had Tarn
' ' .
? ?
had givn up fa g
;,nv RepubllcAB vote* for the measure,
tor in conference the Republicana had'
- ? unanimously t ? oppose the n
ure sa a fake itlona
? llowlng res?
? ? IBS
el ? ? A
? for the regulation of party prl
?
? ? of the if.
' par
thi provisions of tin- bill boI cor
? rath
th? m. e*e, the Republl? an
\ Rsembly in i
?
. end d< clde unaal
-? .:. the Ao
- ly.
The Democrats' Sole Hope.
The Dei ? nope lay In getting
m New York, where the
tl n i were Ii and from
Buffalo to five them the i Ber?
its rotes. They argiif-d they could
r enough men to past? the bin?if
? ould only g?"t the mes b
Qovernor Dis took an active part la
situation. His military secretary
I 'round the Assembly most of the
d area particularly active to-night
when the leaders were trying to drum
up the few remaining w -sary
The Qovernor sent word to th?- h-aiii-rs
that If they didn't want an extra session
; better gel their men together and
pasa this i
It was s ?lowing example of th?- ?ray
Tammanv |a handling the la.v making
ol th" sut.-. The Assemblymen,
paid "ff in violation of the law? .saw no
reason why they should COCO* be? k h.-re
at gr- . I Inconvenience to them?
aelvea Ol.f the Buffalo men over the
lOSSJ distar..'- til.-phone told hi? Irbi.ds
that h.-'.l think about coming to
the ?'?<! i'"i adsrs aossahody guara
to pa} bis .xp<-ns.s.
w sen the ?? sa i **v?ned, about
Mum to-day, it was discovered thst
thirty-nine Dssscsarsts aera abeont, fail?
obej the summons which had been
?,.i,t ..it the sight ?afore. Bvsrj In om?
it, ; train thsrssflsr brought a f?-w ..f th.;
and the hope* of Um Daano
crati.- I seders rose and f~n ss Bsasssgas
u.r-- received fross m4*mbers ba Msw
York. BuJtsle sad sthec parts of rhs
atste tslllng ?i-?1 ?**?*? ba sspscts? of
thein. Alter th* '',:l "f ""' House at
Bassst Ifisslsd th* r-'' I ,lMt Ibera were
ihirt>-nlne absent?-?-?, "Al" Smith, nii
for i r?- "Ba until 2
S, and pleaded with the members
. pattest Ifist.ad of : ?t M*? I
a wlnn the ASSSSSbll Was a?.tin
Ce*S**aad ?a ?e<una naava
YOUNG ELOPERS WHO FINALLY GOT LICENSE.
RUTH DAY ABTHUH II JAMO.
?-o? written consents from tbelr parents in goutb Orsni iy sai
obtained a marriage hceuae ?n ?Long island City.
BALLOONISTS DROP BOTTI
It Falls in Automobile, Narrov
Missing- Man's Head.
St. Joseph, Mu. ?'?t. ."..--An em|
champagne bottle thrown from one
er at a heii
of BQO f?-> I ?SOUt ' ' :and?'d
an automobile in which Georgs Tos
?end and t F. Enrlght were riding a
narre?-]? missed Mr- Townsend'i ha
The hallo? ? what had occun
and >?-i:'-d down their apologies
Fr?n'h. The belloop then dteappeai
in the northwest.
GIRL IN TRANCE SIX DAI
Greenwich Doctors Puzzled Ov
Case of Miss McAndrews.
f I-v ToThw - ' ;.!?. ]
1 ?r.-. ? ' .. ? loan., Oct. ."> - Tin
Miss Elisabeth. McAndrews eights
years old. who has been in .some sort
a ?trance sin?'e last Friday night, is pt
ziing nearly the whole group of ?iree
wich physicians who haw t.een call
in. one after another.
Miss McAndrews returned from a h
la.-r Priday night apparently as well
ever, hut .1 little later her mother hea
her singing and then laughing and cr
ing. When she reached bar daughtei
bedside the ' oung woman had be??or
unconai I not be arouse
A i'li ? - Immediately summon1
sai every method was used to resto
the girl t.i cons I witho
avalL
Mus McAndrews bna since lain f
the suri.- kind of a stupst, ex< ??
'hat she has becoois partly conscious f
B fsw minutes at a time three Of fu1
times, only t" la| IS beck Into the trarn
lik^ state again. M< mbers of ti-..- i ?.- tl
say that she ITOSS from her be
?in?l after taking a drink o? water WS!
back to bed end became un
again. BS admit that tl.?
,ir? '? afBed by the i
McAndrews was voted ?.ne .if tl
two BUM! IT girls in town at a cai
held a fsw weeks ni'", and hs
Bines spent the ?lays on a trip to Niai
am Palls as ? reward in ths popularit
? nit. st s'!--- ' - ?been unusuall
healthy, and, i -vu. bad a
tr?niL
$150 TO GET INTO H0B0KEI
German Pays Pee?Is Still Wait
ing for a Receipt.
Herr A-v Em g, of Paderbon
West] hnl I i ' -;
th?. first alien i paid |150 t?> gt
Into Hoboken. Various - - ? bee;
offered m my times by sii.-ns to g? I
?.f Hoboken, but never has s foreigne
get ?uto th" town.
dg, a. i oni; i 11: d I ?J '? ?
Miss Mathilde Mann and M:ss Ann;
R. : berta srrived fri m Bre
m.-n in the second cabin "f the Nartl
fJerman Lloyd liner Bar! . ?:? an?
the women passed the immigration ex
animation on board iid oi
tho l'i'-r their - ? ?1 muster
As ?Essig and the young women |
Is! - - atoms linea a well gr?? ma
addressing them in ?l.-rman. -
? ISVS | OU paid the .<?".?? fee ;
H?? seemed t.. be in a hurry, and gav?
them to understand that he was
and that th? t s o ?M have to pay II
quick ' at least an h< ir
dg handed over .*l-"><? t'"r himself an?;
his two ? "mpanfons.
"Wait right here." said the stranger
"and I'll bring the rereipr.
-'g waited half an hour and then re?
ported his experience to the immigration
offi? ials.
WIRELESS TALK 6,000 MILES
San Francisco and Japanese
Operators Exchange Greetings.
? h TelesrapS to Th? THban? ]
Francisco, Oct. ?" Wireless mes?
sages wen tiashe.i from Ban Pra
t.? Japan, spanning six tboUSSnd miles
of ocean, for ih<^ first time at - !.", o'clock
this morning. Greeting! were ex?
?fed betwe? n the nan Prandsc?
ator in the United Wireless station at
Hill ?'rest and the Japanese operator
in J'i station, on the island <>f Bokanhn,
th?. moat northsra wireless station in
Jaran
The Ban Fran nator had been
Instru. tions to "listen" for call?
from Japan, as new equipment has re?
cently been Insl tiled in th.? local sta?
ll.-n. At 2:15 o'. lock the operator beard
a faint ?all, whi? h h?? BOUld not at first
locate He finally rand it as th
.-eut Cor t ? Chlyo ?Mam, which
is ?lue at Honolulu te aaorTow,
Jai a: ? MS Si MM S ? ailed ?be
Japan.-.?. Station, ami th.- Nipp
?.p. rat.ir r .nul congratulations
? ?Tcbungnd
After fifteen minutes' "talk" the Mund
i and it was knposstble to ?et hito
coa|munl?*Stion a?aln This Is th.
erd long dlstaacs talk serosa tl pa
clfle
s
GREAT BEAR SPPINO WATER
.??? of ? ?las* a' ulea
no auras" HAMO
Get Parents' Consent to Wed,
but Crowd Hampers Them.
BESIEGED HOURS IN A HOTEL
Automobile Rescues Youthful
Pair from Plight Caused by
Curiosity Seekers.
In the path of Arthur
Eds in! James and Ruth Jane Day. of
Smith Orange, wss removed yesterday
-.?hen the parents of the "kid elopers," as
the youthful pair have , ome to be known.
stave their written consent t.-> a msrrisge
The two -it on? s rushed to
Long L-iar.d <'lt\\ and. armed with the
-?? .t of rhejr par.-nt-, they felt as?
sured that no further rebuff would meet
their attempt to obtain a license. Th>?v
were right. .ifi>\ the "rTlcial In charge of
the 1 : ? the h-irough hall issued
the necessary pan??r after a glanes at the
parental ?locument.
The next step eras to find a clergyman
who would lie willing to hear their vewa
of Ilfe|.it:g fealty to each other and put
the finishing tou?-h?-s on their rnmar.ee.
The Rev. i>r. McKim, rector "f the Bt
James's Eplacopsl Church, was recom?
mended, an?! the couple started for his
h'"T|e.
In the mean time.however,a cloud had
r.een rising which wns destined t?> cast
a dark shadow ever their h^pes. The
rifws spread that, the young '-ouple hail
secure?! a mai?" "se and were
about to begin a March t'"r a minister.
a crowd gathered at the doors of the
Borough Hall, and when the pair mad?;
their appearan . ll rang out that
brought a Beating look <>f terror to the
boyish face of Arthur Edward and
blush-? to the chseks "f Ruth Jane. The
young man toon recovered his ?eif-pos
t , and. pr ? | 'lie girl by the
arm. ! .? plunged In ? the throng in the
streets.
But the crowd was unwilling that the
m In the mob
? on i In the s >.-.?? of the
hurrying pair. A small army of phot'.g
? I and levelled th-dr
cameras at them. Both the young man
and the girl ???? i to having snap
?- taken. They ?|ri?!Ke,i ?era ami
kemselves,
nith their hsndker?
The strain ??*' - the ' rowd, how?
ever, finally became too much f"r Ruth
to bear i iled te Ar
thur ?Edward for relief. He ssw a hotel
sign at that, moment extending a
- lewalk, and Into a side entrance
the two darted. At- nith brass
lia slammed the dour in the '
? * tiiii.se who ver?? stiii determined to
up their pursuit.
The place where
I refuge (son and N'ott
avenues. Long Istend Cll crowd,
undismayed, decided to watch all the
entrances to the hotel, being imbued
with the ld.-a that I msnt was
merely s i
in a ray or other the i ouple e\ a led
the s.ntineis p"St?'d at th ? exits
to the hotel, and about in i?. I.- k last
night entered an automobile and were
whlske?! away. The car was traced as
far as the QuoonsbOCQ Bridge, and it is
supposed it cam?- to Manhattan.
It Is said that when the? sr.-t bark to
South * irange as man and wife they will
make th--lr home with the bride's par?
ents. Young James ls planning te
come a Journeyman painter for his
father.
STOLE IN VAIN TO SAVE WIFE
Bank Clerk Confesses Taking
Money to Buy Medicines.
[By T?!?.*r?ph te The Trlb;;
Cincinnati, Oct I -1 Stole money for
my sick wife and child. She was taken
sick so.m after our marriage. Consump
ti.'ii?a long and hopeless tight, with doe?
t,-?rs to pay an?! medicine to buy?she
was ill it intervals most of the time.
M ? salary '.vas ?-n'v J.'.'i a month. It ?.?.as
not enough to pay all. I eouM not 1st
my wife suffer So I stole: that's th.?
word fot it. I took the bank's nrmev
.? nay a?i and baby, but. alna! I
I so far as my Wife Is Concerned.
,i ? I took the money. I started a year
? ? .i non thet i am hers In a csH
I am glad It Is all over I shall mak ?
the bosl "' th?- situation. I tried hard
.. _ :. but fhiled, though my
lath, r pad ever ItM of the shortage
to the bonding company. Ban ?? mm was
. ,--rt or he would have found It tho
tlrst month I srtsh he :. I
Thl? wan the st.it--m.nt mad.? to-day
dUp Wtnst.l. former bank
ii, the ?'entrai Trust and Savings ?Com?
I an?, who was M restad la.-f night .-n a
^. ..f embezzlement He ??us held
over in the uran.i jury m th.- i
this morning under bond of f4,ou0
I? ?- alleged he tn.ik nearly $.':<n?>
Hi? wife die?! Ignorant M tin? thefts
committed bj the husband, although the
rliscrei II Sera discovered bofOTe
? h'' dle^
HUPPUCH INDICTED BY
FEDERAL GRAND JUI
Democratic State Chairman a
Seven Others Accused of Vio
lating Sherman Law.
IN A "WALL PAPER TRUS1
Dix Was Formerly Director
Company?Huppuch, in Al?
bany. Says Charges Are
Ridiculous.
Clevi ? Klsht Indtctosea
against four ?rail paper manufacture
ir wall paper Job: .
them with a lUSBBjlllBl J in restraint
trad?; in violation ?>f the Sherman la
aere returned by th" fsd?ssi grand Ju
here to-day.
Ti-..? Indicted manufacturers are syh
flehi A. Huppueh., first ?ice-piaaddeat
ih" St.ir.dard Wail Paper ?'ompaiu.
Hudson Falls. N* V : Robert [?". Hobbs.
director of the Hobbs. Bentor. & Hea
?'onipanv. of Hoboken. X. J. ?;? ',
Tait, a dlrsctor of th? William Csmpb.
Wall Paper ('..nipatr. of HSjckStHsSC
.V. J. and John M O "f th?' Yot
Card ami paper Cosspany, sf York. l'en
The Indicted Jobbers ar" Jay B. Pear
presid?'t <; IbeJ. B Pean " WSlI PSp?
Compaay, of narelsnd. C. C. Aier. pr?-s
dent "f C i'. Aier & ?'... of Columb-u
< ?hio; Norton New comb, SStfSlSI ' '
Nswcomb Brothers Wall Paper CompSB
"f St Louis, and ?'liarles K. fttaswsl
manager ot s. E Maxwell X- i
? Ihlcsgo.
Th?- Indictments charge that Huppucl
Hobbs, Tait and Roche, constituting
committee representing the WsU Tap?'
Manufarturers' BBBOllsHilH si III
United States, repeatedly met srfl
Pearce, Aier, Wewcoenh and laaxsrei
members of a i-ommittee representini
the National ?BBOi Uttion of Wall :
Jobbers Is the United states, and ds
vised a plan to prevent their product
bnng (ought by 5 and 1<> cent I
Many Concerns in Organiration.
Accords'**! to the Indlctnaents, I
?-.?? an concerns from ?oast to cosst sr
members of the Wall Paper Ma:
urers* Association, and twenty?sevei
concerns are member, of the robbers
organisation, practicsdly controlling th?
country's wall paper output.
To-day*S action of the grand Jury h
th? sequel to manv months of investi
?i by the government, which las'
spring returned similar Indictment?
against S number of Jobbers. ?iwner?
-f ."i and 10 i>nt stores from all 01 SI
the country and two wall paper Jobbers,
whose sames sre withheld, ga- ?
rjpnee before the srrand Jury.
1'nited States Attorney U. '?? DSSIBSSB
conducted the government's caae.
Attorn"' s representing the Indicted men
promised that they would have them b)
?ourt to plead and ?he bond without de
lav. Both shfes expressed i d.-s-.re for
an early hearing.
The hnamial and polltli-al prominence
of some of the Indicted men and i
connected with thi- companies concerned
insures national interest in the cumins
trial, with the foremost attorn.rj s of
Neat York. Chi ago, st. Louas sad Clave?
land sp| SSrtng for the defendants.
The penalty on ronvictloa is a fine of
from 11.000 to 15,000 in each case, ??
a prison sentence of from one to Bv.
years, at the option Of th" |ud|
Thorns* i.. Bo? ba of Philadeli . .?. f?w
m.-r ?? Eanufact
w lUhua I.. Tett
i. ? i-.. er s ..f the Jol
were n..t Ii dl beins
a th? i that 1 f furs
the ii Information rela si
the al restra t of tt
v ? " ? ; rers* r John ?
was a* one time a director Is tl - -
.lard Wall Paper Company, ?? ii
. whose ?tes pr?sidant, fVinheld \
Huppuch, was Indicted iu Cleveland te
day 1 ra srand . The
Qovernor resigned from the d
before assuming his present
.- l.
Mr. Huppuch succeeded Ifi
chairman of the Dsssocrstii State ' ? m
. following the latter s nominal
for OovsrnO* last fall. and in Ki.l.r M
ass appointed by the Oovetatos i
member of the up-state Patdac umwrk -.
Commission. Mr. Hupraich reebfSasd tl -
cbsJrmanahlp of the state cossunil
but his resignation has not yet been
accepted.
Huppuch D?nias the Charge.
lantag the indictment to-olghl Mr
Huppuch said:
s mtisastion thsU this action has
been taken against a wall pap. r trust
bs so ridiculous that it is hardly worth
n. were M SOt made with the hiss
of misleading people who are not a<
qusinted Srtth the facts. Ther* is no
wall papar daSaST la the United State i.
large St BBBSll, who csnaot t.-stify as
to the absurdity of this charge.
"During the last twelve years the
dittos of the wall paper manufacturing
traut* bas been SSM of demoralization.
Inirlng that pstisd H BSV east! of t! e
wall paper manufacturers who ware In
business twelve \ears ago ha\ e either
failed or the business has been wound
up. Two large mills In the unit
discontinued business in June ?r July Of
thlJ year, one of them vluntarilv and
the other through bankruptcy. Of the
remaining 4.'? per o-nt. SSVata? Of the
larger manufacturers have beam obllg.-il
to undergo reorganisation lar tinum-iai
BS,"
Mr Huppuch i ?ha opinion
that the Indictment srss bnssd ..ti ? i om?
plaitit mad. by Prank Had, sf Pitts?
burgh, that < BftSia Jobbers and manu?
facturers had met and de last I t to
sell their goods to S and lo cent StSVSS
This allegation," he said, 'has posi?
tively no basis, the facts b?'ing that aa
IIS wht-ii Mr. Hall aaya the incit?
ing was held th-re were no ."? ,md IS cut
Well paper stores In SI her than
op< rated by Mss?**
In the la?t atai? rampniga Theodore.
RoSSSeaM Bas?? the chara*! that John A
Dix ?as the Ladina stockholder and d;t?-.
tor uf IBS Standard \Nall I'dpf-i lorayan/