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? ? ? Hill, and that In joined ]
wltl ' ? 11 ? din toi .' organista, me
Continental ?Val! Papei Company, wMeh
?? I .' in- house fot tl s Standard
v i i [*aper i ahd othor* At tue
fliu? Mr. Huppuch, vice?r*r?eWent of Um
Bdard w? i I'ap'i Comsny, dented mat
) ? empany a as i i art oi ths ti u
?'iiiis charge ?'. Mr Roosevelt's Is entlre
1> end absolutely wltbou! foundation," he
?aid, "Tiio Standard wail Paper Com?
as . net connected directly or indirect?
l... with naj other ??an paper company or
? Itii nay wall pn;<?r trusi or comblnstlon
in ary mann or. shape ir form. This stete?
meat i- only osntlnued evidence ol Mr.
_toessvt?lt*? reckleea disregard or fuel*, and
?he IOW badly rSttiSd hS is by tl?S
Mtuatl Ich bs Bads hiauelf ami bis
candidate"
Mr Huppucb Is lertj -??:?,..t yeai
vin . to New York
?n.i worked foi Josepli HI1L s smll pap?1
jobber, u .it' lisa, and iheu went to William
Cam- .- 11 i- ? an? s partner In
tbe ' tb? fecjtery ???
burned and he a rn! to H Is Al?
in'i-t imm?diate]? i t associated
the assembly
In im and ? ;t was
ted . ach I ? unnlng
tot i. .????? : . ;, v. rnoi i i ItI and bad
? Demo ???!?'
rinn. ? a Denver la I* L " bsn
a: ? ilnated Hi wn
, County in
WOMEN TEACHERS WIN
Assembly Also Passes Bill to:
Give Them Equal Pay.
- ? \ ? rort school |
I l?worb ?MH 1
.-,., ?. . ? in i?4
?. Governor,
i, -re? ' both
n? ? message fiasn the
??h*, r m Btrachsn sad
ether Ni ers, * bo hi '??
POl tl!" l.
In the r*sr of the Assembly
debate and aw
i ' -di
, ibe Neu fork worn?o
,. ; v ?och has estended
Under tbe
lull
i no discrimina?
tion shall ? -?? ??' ?es.
: up In ?be
Assembls man
?-ho held that it
. n tew bei s as
?. mi.p-in u Smith, Mi rrltt, Lei ?
?. and were re?
rdlally
i .
. Those a ho voted agalns!
? mblymen Miller, Schll*
* ? h Murn
WON'T PROBE'BRIBE STORY
Albany Knows Nothing of At?
tempt to Pass Oittins Bill.
t story ibat tia A
aembl! Scans and three
? had ?.ffered to ?ell ?OT Sl.yu?'
ths Qlttlns race.
?ill. becam? whltl? circulated In Al
tO?nlgbC but ? ?"torts 10 loiirn the
In vs la A
' ? ? N a Y"rk
I] man Aaron J.
llllng for a
rted st?
,i>- r-. but he ??? ? Ided Is
Wit!
? : a K Smith
in? report
:ioi w irtl ? -ai ion. Mr.
aid i? Imponible for
. '.- ] -.? i? report?
State
.
S Mtman Is
port thai be
i. i i... : fi -, -ii atlni
? ? i. tmsmbly to
racing bill
I ? Ible for 'hat r??pni t "
y ? i torno 'i doa'i knew
s o earns from and i abeolutely refus.
i., i. ih sboul it."
? Ig to thS ?tOI Mr. Whitman, ?r*>
? ? ?nz v ."'n ? .. of s cii ?? orgs I?
? of lbs MX
who wer?? to
?..?in? o? \. ?? feTorl nil.- el' a the ?
onelderul
: ? ?.ill t?? ?
i ra? 111 <: in
tl th? eleven! - two A sembl) ?
i lory w? nt, i.e.-uni" i iapl< unis.
and r* i ?i?- : tu cesse to Row York. Dewc?
three *? i -1 a ?tenogrsphei srbe wen secreted
in i i called off by 11 sti i. ?
Attorney Whitman*, o th? repon continued,
s flved an alleged telegram irom
; off. The chick?
?... ar N? ?? y?
?P CONFER ON FRAWLEY LAW
Governor Will Meet Athletic CommiF
fiioners After Legislature Adjourns.
? coafsisaos between
mor 1".t ,iti?i the members of the
Stat? ; -.n i<? dlannas future
action of tii?-; commission under the Praw?
- lied bnmedlstely
? iras Mne die, ac
cerdlnd te a stnlsmesH mad? hy the rjov?
erner to-dr.?- Varions phases o: the .situa
tten as nested by ibe transmlsalon to the
?x?gisiaiur? of the Governor's special mes?
i?;* recommending ?ths repeal of the Fraw
le) law will i discussed and tbe opinion
r" Attorney G metal -oiicitt <i.
Tl.- id the eom
; ' ? ? ted In | --d faith ?t? Issuing ad?
tlltioni t? seh si d wsi ful?
Siting t. !i t they considered 'heir appointed
dutlei ?ftegnrdlni ?the li^ht of the state
te revoke these licenses, alter ths holders
thereof bad given their bond and esmplted
5: e'.e.y am ? with the law. the QoVernOI
?aid the <jie one ior th. Attorney
re.
MOFL POWER FOR P. S. BOARDS
-
Bill Giving Them Jurisdiction Over Re?
organization of Corporations Passed.
T-'-s- . ?
Mbeny, Oet ?.?The assembly m-nte-h*
pa?hfd Set|.it'>r Pollock*! bill gtvhlg to tin
' omniisslona Jurisdiction.
over the reorganisation of public service
sierpe?atloai This I?.'?; whteb also >.? in
have an hnpeitaul husrtng on Die t:
?ituation In Ken Y?: k City, we advo?
cated by ihs Public BerricS Cemm
for tb? 1st Dletl-le. - I r? ? It of <oni
j.||. rftior.? In the rcorjfanlzatlon of thr nur.
face road? in N? ?v \'oi k City. It kf ?j?.
?igned to ir.eet t , ibiisiut, of t ?? Ap
peliuti D | ewei ol I bi
Publl? - ?> In reorca
lion pn . ,.f bonds?
ana oilier ?v ,., Hie?
?
GUN T0TER8 GET FIVE YEARS
May Be Tried on Indictments for Rob?
bery After Serving Sentences.
lohn Moran ami JaraSS Fmitl? WSI
to Mat?': prison for fi\' am ii by Judge
Koater ?/SStSrdnj In OsSSfnl IssstelM for
tarrying revolver? Bath um. al?o |n
dlcted on tue cl 'soldlng up ami
I lU-i ert fiunhaiii of IS cent? on
Sept em bei ..' in \\>- ? ?eet The in
? -it foi robbei ? . nding
^salnct ih' m wh? nt' ! fIOi,?
}il>*on nn?1 they can be tn?.| on I
Moran ?aid he was twenty?tWo ?ear? old
and lived at No. 4 '/> fVeel Mth ntr?-et
hnutli ?av? lii^ _ ,. ni riva year?
and hi.? ?ddrea? as No. SU \\ ? i ,"?th street
_ic|_t hare criminal records.
Nlllf Cl?? TICKETS
Democrats Name Assembly and
Aldermanic Candidates.
DELAY BY REPUBLICANS
[Adjourn Conventions to Various
Dates to Await Decision on
the Levy Law.
RepubllcsB Assembly district . .inven?
tions to nominate candidates for tin I
scrnhly were naos! of them adjourned leal
Bight to various dates BOX! Week, by which
Urne, n la hoped, the Court of Appeal ?
clalon on the constitutionality of the Levy
in law will have beeo headed dowo.
?m the ii.'inocrati.. aide, 'i.c convention?
ght dtspoeed of botlj ^ lermanic and
Asaembly csndMstea by boldlns two con?
tins the other. With a
exceptions, the Democratic aldermaaic
convention? renomlnated the preeeal In?
cumbents, Alderman Samuel Msrx, in the
DtStrlet in Harlem, being ?he chief
exception Mars rsa for dletrtcl leader
? William ,i. Wright at the recent
iries, and th.' opes Bght nualnst the
' unie,i any cha?en Marx night
hare had for a renommstloB to the alder
manic collinm of the hui'. ?
The Republican <?' nventloe la thi
Assembly Dlstriel developed Into s
drawn-out and btttei fight for lb? nomlasv
tlon amoBS Harry .1 ('raw mil, f.- o,
Km i?... .-?.iti ; Charlea W. Col<
.,? \\ oola? ? A S epard, Al ? ?:? 1 ai i> ho ir
this morning the convention ass Mill in
In the *Jth Dbrti t tin Ret ibll? sn As.
setnbly lilsfritt convention pesaed .1
tlon aaklBg President Tsft to recoramem
to C<mgreaa thai ?? "special commission of
representative bualneei nur,, menrbei
CoBgress, Rovernment official? end econo?
mists" be appointed with a ilea to "brlng
? harmony i?i the relation
between tls government and buaiBesa
o ??." The ajth assembly District
era known si the "bsBaer" hVpubll
. an dletrlct of the .itv. Wlllism Cbilvera
leader, and ?'barbs II. Strong, pro'i
ib nt ..r th.. 1 ity Club, presided at the dls
IriCl (.invention la?i Bight.
The Democratic aldermanic ronventlona
ai folios
Dial
1 ' \\ llliam ; ? - rT ?i
1' ?Ml ! 1 ?1 i-1 Stanleton -.?:; John .1.
Whit? . ? ' I I ' M
i Mami i .1. Smith.
i tl Mo*. M. Hannen. ':."?? .1- H run?
a ? : ?.. oct. >' ?_', \ Oct. 11
! 7 *r l. Dowllng. '.'?i
- Sdjourne* tn net. 7 '.".? \ 1 ?un ?-?! 10 Oci 11
D John .1. McCourt. SO Walter B. lernen,
! 10 .v.: 1 urned lo Ocl S, SI M ?' McOratl
II -I..-:. Wrndi l M Egan
18 -w. r Kenneally. einher?
:, MoCann M F ' Humi I
? 4
IB Petei Rleper. SS T. II. O'Nall.
; ? j to Oct P.
it?0 S?Andrew J Kan jr.
1? 'Jan , I N i| " ? 1 ' ? ' "' "
111 4
ii- ,\.. 1 .?? Godwin.
; 21 Adjourned t.. i
'
?
The Rep?blicas Aeaembiy dbrtricl con
rentloi theae 1 omlaatloni and
. amenta:
: .\. oet. a
???n Adjourned to cell of
larion
v . . . ?, -j! ?, la Oct. B
i -..?... to ?.irt. ?? -~ 1 ..if?
. . ..,.? ... n 23 a
..,,,. -j4 ?djrnirn? 1 I ? Oct. 13
?_.", 1 It. ?
? % ?
:? \
...... a .- ? 0 1
11 v'i.-,ij i,.*!.-. ?? t II -* Thoma? (\ ? ?oilman
... . ? ? 11
..?,'?
II ? :u x ? ? ? 10
jli ,\ . 1..h" Yulo.
17 "?''
*Reae?alaat?d.
The Democratic leaemb atlon?
furniabed bo surprl ?a Ashton Parker, ?he
; r< seat \i mblj man from ? h ? Id 1 ?i
Irict, ?? .? cat. .1 i- -i knoan
thai "Jlmml " (fagan, the Tamman: leader
In ill despaired ol
over" Parker agala, particularly alncc hi?
I chsuaged rote on the charter, and
' ? dore H. Ward waa nominated for'
i
rnblyman Harold H. Friedman,
?:? District, wa? due lo be dn
foi hi? ?titi flgbt sgslnst Murphy's 01
? ? atoi bil light over William F ,
.,.. ??. ?' th< district convention In Ihet ?
Btatrict last night nominated Robert Qlba 1,
jr., 10 replace Friedman. John C. i-'it?
gerakl, one of the Sullivan .ian. wa
!?.. ? ?! to "in f?T the place of former .\ -
Btmblyman "Paradlae Jimmy" Oliver, who
dit .1 - ? eatly.
The Den ? ?< mblj dl H riel nom
-.i M.U01
IS I lo Oct. It
1 -The.*, n caiiglilln 80 ?P .1 UcUrall
L- ?Alfred r. Smith. 21 ?E?l.
S h ?.' Fit ?sera I I, .. \\, ?
4 ? tarai ?' liOvj. 1 ^.'i 1.... 1 . 1.
;. ?Jame? J. wai. ?-:-?? \. 1 .
m Adjourn?Hl lo Oct. ?ISC a
7 ?P. T. Mi Ellis ''? ->- Adlo m.-- ... - 11
s a Oct 7 27 W 1' Ri ?:? ?
!. -John J Ha. kftt. Sh Adjourned lo Oct. 11
10?A MS*? Robert fi
11 -.lohn J. llov?an. ?W??U>ul? ruvilller.
1] 'Jamea A. Poley SI Ma
ici 11' M- -Thoina? F*. "
'4 lohn ' Herrn*.
. 1 .4 ?8>j mu 11 Mi
16 'Martin 0. M Cu* " t Egan.
17 Adjourned to rv-t 11
iloMbcr?.
?Hei .i.ariated.
REORGANIZE AMERICAN SILK
New Corporation to Execute
Mortgage to Secure Bonds.
Boston, <>ct. (.?Anaaas*o*m*nt wan svsds
to-day that a c?>armrebenslve reorganlsatloa
o? the I ' n Bilk Company i.- being
perfected issdet the Bams of the Arllagtoa
Textile Corporation, which will ahortlj
0 ? local trust company a first mort?
gage : ? ecur* an authorised issue of *.-,.
., per ? Bt bonds, ?if thla amouot
i.OOS w.n h?- lasusd immediately. The
laed capital ateos of the bob ceca
psny vin be |x,SSS,SSS, all eosaraon.
The i-.oivanizati'.ii 1? being scconipliahed
through b ayndlesta of old Ac.m an Bilk
Company ?aanuity holders, in thla Byadl
cate h..- Beajarnln P. Chomy, .1 K, smith
Samuel Appleton end .t Newton Bmith, all
if aaaston; B. ?'. ??unioim. of lisrtford,
Conn.! H, i'. aletcslf, of Provide*. ? . Jaroei
aldwell, ..f TrWi ?V. T.? Qerardui
(-mith, of s*. h?-a. ciady, ,\. \ . v. 1 ?'. Spin?
ney, of Lynn, stasa . :?th? ?ame twenty oth? 1
5ijh?r>ilb?'rs.
The Ben synd* *<" hsa 1 pn hi ? 1
osai of tlif outstundlnjr Imnil l??u.- ol the
Americas Bilk Ckanpany and hi 1 >?ousin
the foUoarlBg sallls The fork, Monarch
Diamond sad ?Vtedacar, .it v..ih. penn.; the
?'iitllnl". ai ?'aill.lr-, P?nn.. an.I the Mid?
..n at Mlddletosm, ? 'onn
BALLOONIST KILLED BY FALL
Titos, G ? . Ost W silt ? Bgsged in s
balkMN rs ? at lbs Bouth Oeorsla i.
tlon hi 1. Ibii afternoon, ?amain John
f. II 7"> ft t from hir balloon and
was Instantly Silled, Broder bad Ju?i
fini -i b hen diving ? t. and Oowdy, an
sevesaust, was pr^iparlag t.. as***nd. whea
Urod^r resaatsared i?. take another i?ai
loun ami moa
NOMINATIONS FOR QUEENS.
josep i' Poa*ersi BuperlntendeBl 0
Buildings n??- I formoi iiorouRh 1',.-..im,?
Caseady, v.i:n sosalnsted b] the Democratic
iiinrimalin osaventloo In the ?;7ih Diatrlct,
Borough of Queen*. ia.-t night, in tin- ins
District AJdsrrnss August Dujst, srhs
bsdped slssi Mssjlssrsts Ossjntsllj as Bor
Prealdeat, waa ranosninated a i
?Idy? revolt o'? nrrr-d tn th<? Mth District
anil the corivr-iition wss adjooraed oatil
Monda nlghl Thi 9th ami 7'itii dl Ulci
coiivtiitloiis wero also adjuunicd.
ifA?AN FORGES LAN!
? .ml um?',I Ironi flrut pa?e.
Which Italy needed to expend hej latent
?-nrrKie?. Within ten vent? Tripoli will be
tianafbrmed into h greater suii?-, m ?aya
?.'?plain Crever I. of th?. oaraMneers, who
organised tin- ?'ret.m (endarmerie, bus
i.? .-n ordered to Tripoli to organise a force
of carabineers t1. i
Slaty steamer? ?engaged ordtnsrtly In enil
granl trsflk hsve during ths Isa! week
? a made ovei to accommodate troops, sr?
tlllery, horses, ammunition, provisions and
? nplneerlnk' OUtfttS Which are now reS
start for Tripoli. Tin army of OCCUpi '""?
generally oonslden ?i t<> i?- ?uperior to
the for?i? actually necessary for the pro?
posed operation?, but th?- War Office, hav?
In? learned from the '??'verb-rie,. of the
tbyaeintan war, preferred to send s brl?
sede too main then run Um risk of being
one - ompany short.
The plan l.? to conquer the country
j with Imposing strength, which win
require a great display <<' troop ? as the
triangle constituted by the province ofi
Tripoli H nearly four time.? the si/.# ol
Italy, r;?? h si?!?- belns almosi on? thoussnd I
mites long. Prom th?- army of occupation I
t1 .? W;ir i ifiii .? intends t?> form ? < - ;
body in Karri."on th? province, ah the
officers i?r thi.?-.;? ??in be rnsde thorough?
ly scejunlnted with the region ami with th<> ;
language and cuntomp of tin- people.
?General Bpingardl, the Minister of War. ;
spesklni of tie- Isndtng ?'f bluejscketi sl
Tripoli, said:
"Th!.? |fl the first :-;.-i.. Ii ?rill DOW be ?
followed by the an \\ loh la ansia
demonstrate thai n< organisation an?
clem y are equal to th?.??? ol the nss .
will ? tnit?i . npai en with the Rt rt class j
? - "
TURKISH FLEET RETIRES
Lcnves the Dardanelles anil En- !
ters the Bosporus,
i '?u stantlnople, ? N t. E Ths Turk!
to?day ? m
i Dardai
'i.. i. barga pn i oel snd ; tl oleum ha?
been raised. An Italian boycot! hs be?
gun, and custom hoe ? porti to-.i;??- re.
r?.- Itall ?il goods from s
et? smer. Ths l h snd Visier o| .
.... i|oi of 1
Tl- newspapers are pessimistic over the
ittuatkm, asserting thai it i- hopeless to
? anj thing from ths pow? i - I u
Sultan has ordered prsj si s In th mo
Invoking I ? lion of the
igali
Lot don, 0* t. ?? A ?: -? n . lo ' PU?
from ' 'on- tat i inople ? - thai
great rt ol the Tui Irish fl? ?
? ?: ere. i? Is unknown whethw ths
? ? ?vi i .'im,im i? ?i to convince the doubt?
Ing public of il lurvivsl, or whether II srai
'c. ' '? nuiiitt? ?- ot Union .?tui Prog?
i?de Psi ttem? i. that II would
nol i ?? a Ise to i ?-fus?- lo Va ence ii
the new ministry.
Poi i Bald. Egypt, Oct. T ?
t. - - | the Gov?
' ? Bui / i '.? al i ilnst <
tlnui d pi eeence In thi Turk?
I anapor! Kaiser, which has been her?
. s r SO Tl ? ? onsul i ontenda
j thai tbla co ti! i ? i '?? neu.
| irallty of Ibe c i
ABRUZZI HERO OF THE DAY
Duke's Daring Stirs Italians?
Pope Witching War News.
Taranto, i "t. ?'?. \ I? ? -Admiral the
., ; i ? Abrusxl a bos? flotllls a i ?
In action al Preveas, arrived here to?
He received s mngnlfloent
ti-.ti from the i bo carried him
I otlld? . high in triumph.
Rom?, Oct Th? I '?ik.- ?.r rt ?? Abruasl
?, me hero ol Ih? n omi m Thi : s Iftn? -;
in i efflcli i ' his nai .?I a ork h -?
.-<! the whole countrj to enth
H. porti ? i? ?? daring bj Indli kdual i
-. i oldl? rs hwvs gr< stly |
p? ?iplr. The ?hadOW N hlch lii ! "in
aal ovei the Italian ? Pli H bei
? ? t and Imi ot? In tl
? of the general aesei Ion thai i ? I ?
opean ?tat ' s
.... ,
??'???
awaiting news of th? capitulation or o?????
y lien of Tripoli. Th< ? unning up ol th?
n flag over the base "i Italian power
in Africa will be th? signal for th? infuft.
t tens "t thousands o rough?
oui Italy snd bi II Isnt illumli ati< n ol
cities.
At the Vatican tl r pro?] ?
followed with anxious Inter? t The Pop?
received In sudle. Pi ter Paul, th?
t?. mil Patriarch of \i menii a ho
?:?. laid thai Pope Plu? had itudl? ?i
deepl] ' ' ' ' Italy ?ml Tur.
key and had never I ? able to ses an es?
cape from the Impasse except through tue
tarj a Ithdrawal >?? Tui *??: .
Thi Patrian h said that for the present
Catholics In Turktsy sre nol threatened.
i . l'ope . ?prest ed th? kx II? t thai <'.<th
oii? -? ware i.ivai uphoMnra of Ottoman s
thority in Turkey and thai ti ???, would noi
tak?- pari tu any revolutionary mov?
Neither tin- Pope nor t'i. Pstrlarch en?
r i.- Albanians to rise Both believe
the wai will bs shot l
-1
TURKEY NEAR A REVOLT
Central Committee Strongly
Against Kiamil Pachi.
Constantinople, Oct. ?'? Confldenc? mus?
r r,t bs : i ;?? sed In the Bold p ic blnet,
,,- n i? said that Hai?i Pa?iia himself may
resign coon. Ths nos Cnblnet wns forim-d,
n t with I ? '"-i.' perllamentar
miiiation, but to savi app. aiani ? . .< \ ?
trtotli Turks no longer could tolerate tb?
? mdltlon of a headleea nation. Klamll
Pachs ii.. lin? i offl ? i" cads? ol tl ? Int? r?
v- niiii of the Young Turka' comn It!.
government.
Then i much excitera? ni am? ?
pie Italians art being expelled, ind rases
of maltreatment are multiplying if the
nt situation continu? s, gravi
dlsurbanc? i ?arc to i? ? srx I d 'i. ? . om
ih?.? i?. enroltlni volunteers, <?f arhom
? . an ready. K asovo hs
i ? ?? ?,,. n and volunteei sn rapi j |oln?
nica, .?.i?.:
?utir and Jains Thai i Inten* actlvltj
in mlHtsry Bin lea, Ihe resen i,..,,
? ailed to srms throughout I
key.
Ths Central ? 'ommlttes m s. ... i ... ,
m- iiiiiiiK out telegrams and ? . ???pos <
bag Klamll Pacl a'i election. 11 i,. ...
a portfolio the committee threat?
? ,v? n-!.,i trouble it also oppo es th?
opening ?.r Parliament The mobilisation
??r troops seems to be Intended, sei for
operations sgsinni Italy, which cfa m
? ?.n. ?'* ni.'ik?' Impossible, but to dope win?
;t poselbts internal upbOSVSl
London, Oet '>. An Inter? ting epon i
eurrenl ta day from Constantlnopii i .?
?rhlle Oeimsni favors th?- adoption sl
Italian ultimatum n-^ thS basis .,| pea?
MgOtlStlone, I'.i'-at liritBln proposer! Hihi
Tripoli shall become a privileged tributary
'i i rklata ? Us ?vi I .'? ? leint Tu ? o- Italian
idmlnii trat Ion ? :' i '? talninij n ?
.dut? of lbs Sultan
Rom? Oct '' pedal te tlK
at Milan from Constantinople to?da)
thai Bald Pechs bs praetissll] termed a
Cabinet, a majority of the metnbei
longing to lbs Commlttei or Union and
Progress Reehld r.? hi. fbrmertj Turk?
ih Ambassador al Rome, was nol Inclined
i tfoMo of Ton Ign All i
i .oiiiion, ? n t | \ Bslontcs disant? ii is
"Jhs Tistes" tays thut tu? Committee of.
t'ni'iii and Progress ha? drawn up a ion*
proclamstisn to i-im-ope, pratesting and
sppeslhtg SgSlnst Italy's "eriininal gad
unjuftillable aRpreHslon."
BISHOP FAVORS THE WAR
Bonomelli Says Taking of Tripoli
Aids Civilization.
Home. Oct. ;.. Monse?or lionomelll.
tiishop of Cr?mone, end ens of the most
distinguished of Roman Csthotta stnlat. .
has Issued a pasters] letter to ths etorgj
and the CathstiCS of his ?llores?? on the
gnhjeci of Tripoli. Th? Bishop is widely.
known foi his liberal views, but for which
b Ii commonly held he would have boon
msde a carding! before now. a letter
WTitten by him at tin- request ol those
Interested ?.?a a feature ol the Woii.i
Mlsshmsry ?Conference bald in Edinburgh
in June, UM, in the presen! letter to his
tl ? Bishop ssj s?
?'? ? . i slamj ' a i-11 Ible courg?. but
ss the sunrise of pea? . ? ?till far off. m
certain rasca, bk< that ol Tripoli, it i? a
hard .... - , tb? triumph ot ; istl? ?
?and ' iv lllsatli n. n is- not blind o
? i or ., thlrsl hm conqui.-: wbl th
lias imlnccd Italy, already too patient and
t?.o ?.ft. n ?i.-.. :?i?i, t<> have recoui ??? to
?.t tu?; nut tita neoraatty for our defence
.?tul i rot? et ion ? < o i '.??
and ?ii. vindication of our uatt <?ai dignity,
loo often overlooked by Turkey, while the
Ottoman Empire Ii crowded with Italian
in o i ?rant? wl ? bi Ing n elr It ength. th ilr
and the Influence of their i a pi tal
Into the commerce and iiulustry <>t the
11 > ?
Bishop ends by saying thai be sp-.
..-o? i? and encourag ?"" l"
Tripoli ilso i - ' luse, nexl to ? i tricolor, '
the cross; next to the worl of cli lltsa- (
Ich hs freed tbe
from slsvery Italy certainly win
: ? thi relist? ? ' ">' the
work of th mlastonariee, protected by the
? late, will producs - slqt rj transforms?
tl.it. be sa)
"in the last Bsys of my llf? i. s Bishop
"i < 'm i-1 and an Italian citia? n, I ?
oldlera with all the strength of mv soul.
snd the far*.i ii. lei bi ? ray snd
v. ail ?.? i1 ii . ' n.il. il i :.? BI hop's
oils.
(tome, ' i? ' Pin thou ?and xHdiei <, Da?
tives "i Brythrwa, the Italian protectorat?
in Afrl&x. have offered themselves fo
? Tripoli, s. nator, the i iuk< I
d'Andrla hi- ? ? ? t? i ? .? :' ?? army as a i ..p
lain of cavalr) l*rtno Pro p? i ? ?'ou?nna
rlj Ma? or ol Horn? and : i
turn? i to tii icrvlce
; - .' m.. 10 ? ol ca? sl
NO MEDIATION IN SIGHT
Turks Plan Diplomatic Move to
Embarrass Italy.
11 ? ;. .".. Bostan! Bffendl, thi I
.gate "i in?' ' 'ounctl ol tbe Internar?
Bi m? its v t'nlon, b> ing ? ounselled by
other and influential meml to-ds t<
.. itlng thai Tui
kej o Uy to Italj to ai Itrate all
the dlfl ... ' n the two govern
both I ' The
Hagu? . oni entl? a,
if Ital; n . I| eon
probable, she nill be still furthei
pla< ? .1 In the wron. ' the wo Id, the
it? - liinks.
. i. < '. t. :.. stati i- ' " tment
I res ling of th
ai ti? !? ??? Tl liagii? ??? n.? ntlon bearing
??i, m- ?. ? ? : ? i to -i sny man?
ii.it"! ] pro. Islon i. o ' I nation
to offer to mediate, sltbough ?i H admitted
that the ii..-t articK d eon
itruetlon, mlghl have conveyed an oppo*
lit? Impi ? ?
'the i itei psrtlsm?
I'nion, at a- session In Peris, app? I
i Into thai
:i. lala h? re. The Stnt D tment,
ra? ntng pi.i
1 t It V "t ?' 'Ic.
ui.-iii.iti'.ii in physical p
to nwail
t Anierl i.' ? -ill he
.... before n ?
WAR AVIATORS FOR FRONT.
N plea, Oct. ?" Sine military aviators,
with < Ighl monoplan? snd tar?
will i? sent !?> Tripoli under rommaud of
on the air rao i m
ne t.. V? i I?
- ?
' U. S. S. CHESTER AT MALTA.
i,0 ' Th Cnlt? d States crut? r
i or arrived hen tod ij ?"i i he s
' .
The i '? ? let ?ill go to IM mi to prot?
Amerii I ' ;. tb i The
Italian steamer UlMgno sailed lo-ds] for
Tripoli " Ith i" a ; an. r i o i ? ?pondents.
\\ |<? n.. r tie ' v HI i ? i- i mit?! i?, ??and i ? sts
\ ith Uni adn irai.
RESERVISTS REFUSE DUTY.
Bern?, Bwltaerland, ?yd Six thou
llallai . ? ' i hav? i?., n
call? d to th< ? i, but ;? lai ge propor
tlon ol them hav? i 'fuaf?d to go, Meetings
??r prot? ? i?<?'??? h.-i'i. snd ? \? ral bun
hav? asset t? d thai I h? l s III renounce
their natlonsllt) and become Bu Ins
?tber ' an ?-? -i i e und? r tha ? oloi.
CHALONER ACCUSES FAMILY
Says Relatives Put Him in Asylum
for Ignoring Them in Will.
i i. uiottesvllle, v.. . Oct ". >? ?? ntl? ? !
?.g? m- rtds and m? ml. ?.:
?us own family, the Chsnlers ?.f New fork,
to?dsy mai k?-1 l nuatlon of John
Armstrong ?iThalotier's deposition in hti
? fi ;? the ? eov? ry i held for
him by s court'? committee In Neu York
..,1 the ground thai i.?- I- Insane
? 'halone u- lared il al hl - relativ? -
him committed lo Bloomlngdal? A
In U ?;. . ? i : bad l- si a* ?i th |
gnon ?i in- br??th?,.- and t< ? ? In his
a 111 snd ? ? i ? ?
that a i '? ? ?'???? ist ?: i io I.- ??.i?
Morris
Deacri his cant came
?bout, ? 'linioii'?:? asid la- was taken to Neu
? have res! ?? id - ? ? reatlon
and n-a!dm 'it bj an oculist, i n.
list," he ?!? ' larsd, i urned oui t.. be i h
m,,,-, a Bi U? ni' >? Henrj ?Lewis
? r snd manag? r "' th
i ?banl? r estai ? dire? tor of the
..a. i. ?. j low do, i.' ?aid,
Ing" iiim off to in-- '
?under the Inssnil - Iswi of Ni
laid, t" n al Moirli
? con ?
His safe
? ? i rifled
, omtnltt? ?
I'b.iloii? r will n it go i
, Bioomlngdale snd his ? ?*? >i- from th?
asylum to Virginia it will probabl) ink.
-,??,, ?,i 11 ? -. ... ? n, . umpleti his lorj
: i. a 11 ?
soon s? |>os* ble, ss It I* ? ipect<*d to i>.
reached on th? ?Jockei ?.t th? i lilted siuu .
.i ?'..mi for Southern New Kork not
lat? r ths n Januar) i
EMERSON GIVES BRIDE A HOME
Dr'iR Manufacturer Presents He- with
Fin?-? Maryland Estate
, i -i.- '
i: litlmore, ' ?? I faptah Isaac 1 i.
.-??n mllUonsire clubmsn and d? ig manu.
? ? 'i?, is building n million ii" Is
t thi mansion
and i s " Brooklanda.I, ;
? ?f ib. Browm Ui Oreen .'
.. n,m,.- for hi? n? W bride
'ni. est?t? i ? long? U t?? tlu let? Mi ? Mai
I m i? 111 l? u ? :l. '?? II i 'ai roll
und ?taught? ? oi tb- late Mar? u i
Th? man- Ion la ?>? ? olonlal design,
with k frontag? ol - ?" '? ? i. snd the ? tat?
"ii -i ita of two hundr? .i .
i ? in? i in Mai ? land 1 In I ulldini
moi ?? than ,.t,i ii on? ii. -i ? ai old,
m Brown di. ?i 1.1-i Ma snd
??in ? lie i?. pi. .?n.. ii ? ?tat? m
i ?i : be i? nelll ol i ? i two yuuni
? ? i \i. Pi i l in?'?
I Hi oa n Mi iti t* n s .o nol men?
11..11..1 m tha ??m ii?-. however, msdi ns
wuit'-ilun u? Us gr?bste,
WAIT ON ASSEMBLYMEN
I .Miiiinr.i from rlr?t paar.
railed to order. Then, n? there were ?till
a largo sSSSber of nb?enteef-, anntrmr re?
cess vas Bushed for until H o'SlO- k, bttt '?
wa? long after 1? o'clock when the As
BOmbly got together tin- third time. The
? ?fSTS all taken in th?- cxttectS
tlon that trains yet to nrrive would
bring to Alhaeiy enough members to pass
the bin.
Opposition to Bill Develops.
During the afternoon u lively opposi?
tion developed to the I-VrriH-Wauvelt bill
bscauaa ?>t" a formal atatesnent circulated
by Assemblymen Ward und Murray, Re?
publicans, m New York. giviiiK their rea?
sons lor believing th... bin objectionable
it ?ras signed by many Democrats as
.Mil ss it? publicans. Among the Dssso
cratS who attached their naines to tic
atatemenl ?rsra Assemblymefl Larenit,
Frhdiiinn, T'-rry and Fry. The stato
ni.'tit follows:
The UBderalgned members ol Assembly
both parties were elected on pi.it
forma which pledged the enactment
i.-:i direct primary h-w. Throughout
th.. present session we have sought an
op ?ortunity to fulfil these pl< dg< 4.
Th?. objet t of '".ir. ' t primaries is to
able party members t.? oontrol their
1 ni- n.. m (nations ami their rnachlnery.
To - ure this object every ? Broiled party
member 01 group mus? 1?'' treated on sn
equality \^ itti every othsi member or
group. Wi deeply regret til*' the only
.?"-call. : cir? 11 primary bin on which the
Asaembl) la allowed '" vote defeats this
object Mtd violates this fundamental i>\
conferring on th. party organisationa us?
of th.- party emblem, party funds ami
part) machinery for self-nerpetuatlon
?Mess of ill.- real wlshca ?>f tli<- party
members.
it is :1ms apparent that reel direct
primaries an to 1,.. ..... ai-.-.i and platform
- yel t.. in- r- deemed.
WO oppose this bill because we v ?'I
not. be parti"?! to an sttOB Pt '" <i'
the public.
Manj members B*ho Brushed to return
? io attend Assembly inventions in
their districts were prevented from doing
so. Assemblyman l**rw*i Btuyveaani
phonier Bros a delegate to the ?fd As*
sembl) District convention In Dntcr*ess
I'm.in.-.- thi? afternoon, but be srss told
t.. ? > here by the Democratic leaders
.-? oi the BosBlbillt* of there being
. vote on the primary MU ai an* tune,
ii. elegraphed to the convention that
be would be unable i" i.i- present?
Assemblyman Friedman sBnounced to
ntghl ihut .m mature mflectlon he had
di .1,1..( t.. ? ippoi t the mensure, si
though disapproving sum? of Its pro
yistona, in order to carry out the behests
o. 1 he R011" st. r platform.
? " .
MRS. DORE IN ASYLUM
Woman Who Said She Was
Eckert'.?; Widow Identified.
ai,.i.i;. town. x. v. <>.t. ?. Through a
picture printed In a Nea Fork newspaper
? n, April 1 lili, ? mysterious woman na*
tient in !!:?? Mlddletowa Btat* Hospital ha.?
Ideatifled ;i- Mm Louie? her?-, who
? ? ? ear mid ?hi wa? tlte b Ido?
" ' ;. i" ral 'i h ?ma ? T. Eckert, form r
di i of -;:. Western Catea Telegraph Com*
p. n- , who e . state ..f 12,600,00? had
in litigation.
The woman 1 .une t.,, tin- city m ?? ral
sgo and engaged board at the home
? ? Kalbbs. Aft? 1 tin* Mrs,
? .. ted queerly,
ind '?'?.- a ?., September ". IsbI ?everal
and othi r ertlctea dlssp
DOttned tut1 pola ?-. 'i he h -
ras ai a railroad at ttba, where
salting for a tra?a, and In a bundle
found n..- n 1 -. Ing Brtl? ii
Ai tl--- ? ? i:. cord ;r Z
woman gavi her nnmc aa s\r^ 1,011151.
Dore and her address ?>- So ?"??'.?? west
178th treet, New Forte. After an examl
? -....i- committed t.. the Btate Hoe
pll I I. .'? 1 .. man WlM Mid Ii' B a ? a BOS
'?? appeared .-uni Mated that he
. to havi her commttb 0 to a : tat*
? ?. bul ihe had alara] 1 n fu? d to ?;??.
Mr?. ?; I. Darle* or Dot" appeared in
Ii.. Eel erl asa but April, about two week*
after :? sas Iried. <>ne night she appeared
;.i th. house <>f Burros it* C? -alan, and a
f. v, .;.i\? later told th? ?ton in court, but
ict until she had !.? en subpesi ted by the
tat? 8h< BSld thai ;-. ISM ? hes Gob*
Eckert was head of the Atlantic .s.
Pacific 1 rraph Company, he gave her
? n ciiiyine:it real pasead and in ISM she
met him In froBl <>f the BelssoBt Hotel. Ae*
ctrdiag lo lier itorj the two had luncheon
there and the general told her hi* fsmlly
wen coi iplrlng to have him put in sn
11. asked her to marry him so he
could bo protected, and the two wem for
.-, loi g automobile drive, m:d were married.
bul Mit Devie? iiore coaM not remember
Ihe place or th" minister. She Bald she
refused to ?rear the ring of lha seaeral'a
dead aife, which he wanted ?.> us? in the
ceremony, ami added that sin only rnaxried
m of pity, anyway. Borne of her
other ?tatementa were thst she never lived
with the genersl after their Btarrfsge; that
L'lendennln Eckert, the generala son. bad
: her M>-,00S t.. testify bi curt whether
abe "awore to truth .?,- Uee1 . and thai ah*
had s deed to thi Eckert house and her
.i. a itroag bos in Waih?
': Kt"ii.
The Surrogate allowed her (?? start for
gel ? papera, bai abe did
nol reappear to presa her claim. Indeed,
oven her attorney ?liii not ex|?.,t that abe
would, and aaM bo She wrote i!..m Wash*
Ington that her ticket had run out, at
had b Durt wanted I ? r
It wi uld i avi to ?? nd aa oftta r foi
Th* ??' rrogati did not thlnl there wa sny
U.l'
CATCH ROBBER IN TUNNEL
Shopping Crowds Help Police?
man in Thief Chase.
Aft? 1 .i ??'? : ? ral I le ka Ii which
the earl) evealag shopping crowds In I 1
aveaue kilned, an alleged robbei a
caugbt ia the Hudson tunnel station *?? ::;.|
atreel 1
Thomas NoIbb, foreman of tin Commer?
cial Btablee, al No. SN Wee? IStli
? as walking In front ol Ko h? w 1 a h
s ??? n .1 building Ib
? man ?pi-lu* out from 1 ei,nui ?
pH? ..1 building material, kaocked him
down and took bia pocketl.k, oontalnlng
, ... and 1 paw ntlck? 1 for ? wab h,
Solan aereamed for help, and th ma
1 .n, t..sard B? reBi? ??'? aaue Pol
? 0 was a t ? ? I I ? ! 1111 a \ 1 : ? 11 coi
. ? ihe ? alls for ?sal ? ince and ran
? ,.1 through th.- Btreet I 1 aa?
Mm ami turned back, running lato Blxtli
,1-., nue .'.'i in nlng south lb re Nol m
and ?< ? -,v-'1 Joined th? 1 nil? .?man ??
, ha ? The robbt r da bed ii?>v. n the
or the tonael atatlon, past th? tloket choi
1.1 and sraa trj lai t.. board 1 1 rain ?
? aught
m tin polk ? bi .n ". 1 a pi ii. -.i 1.
was Leo Cocbran, ol No. SM Ninth aveeue
foui I . , .
JAIL FOR MEDICAL FRAUDS.
1 ? William Tayloi. head of thi ITn
ttedlcal In-'mu.-. ,,i ,\,, JQ \\ ,
. 1,,. t, was a ntenced lo on ? year In the
,.., p. miar on Blackwell'a Island . ?
h< pi? adi -1 guilty, before 1 idgi
n ?! 1 m: .I State? 1 ireull ? 'oui 1
?1. il ?- mall? m a at n. m. 1,, ,1, i, ,,, 1
11, Taj 1er 1? th? fifth man ?eni ?.. pi iwm
thli \ eai i"?' deft audlng pei hid? 11 , augh
. ii? n .- ..r th? mall Lo reprci ent?tions to
'?It A?U1U->1 ?-Hi olcUin 3*1.
GEN. REYES DENIES PI
Stories That He Plans Revolul
Absurd, He Says.
DENOUNCES MADERO'S AC
Election in Mexico Farcical,
Declares?Forced to Flee
for His Life.
(few ?Orleans, Oet ? l;' 'ii
Reyes denied to?nlght raports t?nnec
1 Im wiih flu- organization of a BOW r??v
lion In MtSfcO. He nrnve?l this uftcti
from Havana, and will leUVS bete tO-l
row for San Antonio. Tea.? SThStS le pi
ably ivin Desks his home.
General Heves aays be win continue
manifest an active b?teres! in t1
affair.? of Mosteo, but brsads a- , bs
the stories tnsl hs Is planning th" au
lishmeni or a revoiutlonsry junta m :
Antonio. He v..is ??ttially ?JHUphStlf In
clsrlni abaeiutol) fglas the statems
that be bas formed hii SltlOUOS with 1
tirio L>la? sad th" Mexh-an ??.elalltit lea
Flores Magon. a combination nith
latter, be ?eld, wsa "Impossible."
1 eral Reyes ?i? clsred that be *
forced to ii--. fi.im his country <?n the .
of th" election, which, bs ?Mid. Madero I
f?iseiy ,|. ?-, lared wouM bo free, be cause
iif.- ??a; hourly endangered ss ;i resit
theqrxowlng conditions ?if anarchy fostei
by tie- ? -.?> m r. . otutlon.
"The i.? m ?leo ara greatly di??.'
pointed in Madero," .-ai?l M?nerai Rej
"Thi i- '."'?i ;.i ???.? - il becai
m adero !.a?i ?ol ttinly an?l Impresatvely <
clsred for ? ana md
bitterly arraigned the Ctentiflcoa Mou t
? I . I..i : .! .1 111 til?
pr. mises, f"?' they were nol given b fi
election, and, instead ?.f
ClentlAeos he has lolned hands with the
No Free Election in Mexico.
? Not only wei ? tlie promt m ol I
';??.-? nullified bj th? SCtiOn Of .Ma.ten.
i?- forcing up? n the i':
- ? m the appointment <>t only .Ma???
i a- to ot?ct ia evei v pai t of
divins?; Ma I i" ii. ..i u. control of th? el?
t all other
ties wer.- persecuted and ba?i nol th?- gus
gates ot ths sHghtem protection In tnekti
tbeii campaigns
t?... persecution f theii opponents b) ti
lowers ?if Madero, Reyes added
rl? d so far thai ? to es?
el-.- the boasted frei ?im h we
shot down in the -ti sets of Huebetan, Mo
terey and other pi?ces Been m the tl
ot Mealed, he said, men were Iran
nolel) '??? ? ms- thej gs theli ;t-> ;
i. Reyial pan?, whose candidate for ?Pre
i??- nt the gem i i s -?
er reciting the Incidents of Bunds
B ?? m ? ' s ii> n a ?;. m? nstration o
gantsed In his honor In Mexico 'it. wi
fereed to disband after being attacked i
a mob and th? general was stoned wh?
ile attempted to ?address ois adh?rente, ?
led to give hli
..|. quate i..iot.-"t:on .?i in> tin i thai
? 'in.
Inability of the government to gut
t.? him end hi- followers protection ol th?
llvee, be eras forced to withdraw bis csnd
for tb" Presidency snd Bee from Hi
countrj
? futun a? tlona said <;? su r tl B
???-.in depend largely ?"? >!'" personal si*
? .
Madero governn
Qeneral Reyes laughed at the starj fron
Mi tico ' i-.-, tolltng of i!'- ? uppow I Shi 1
mont o?' i ' irgo of arms and amm?
fi om - >me Am? I? an port to Bahn Ci
"Thi beul ei Id? nee of thi uni rul ?
ot thai story," said the -; neral, "Is ths
i. . t v in ? rer reach H
?'ruz or anj other | -
?
READY FOR TOBACCO FIGHT
Independent Interests Retain
Counsel to Direct Attack.
Will? the American Tobscco Compsit)
d? Is? .'?' th? u ing "i Its pi ' - miss
tion. ' tobacco Ii I I
: o I gin serious pn p
.i? ' ? a Ma
plan for I ? <? dli rat of th? T?
Trm as sunn us ii becomes s matt?
r. ? .-id fi was ?aid ?
of the American Tobacco Compenj
the plan would bs submit!? ?! to I ?
this week
Although the independent i: ?
?.?.t full* milled sa yet, the possibility of
a ?-..| ? ??' l.-.l effort w.is !:?-li| ?. ;? by the
larKer interests. The Cigar Manufa?
Asao? latlon of America and th? v
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Aesoctutlon have r.
telned Louts D. Brand?la of Boston, and
?Wits ii. I?evj to guard their Interesta
Mr. Brendel? arrived here vestente] to
stell preparations, and though h- would
n..' dis? is? the action he contemplated he
promised actlvlt? as soon as th, plan was
died,
The Amei ?'"tupan:.- lost a
point yesterday In Its litigation against the
Old Indian Bnuff Mills for Infringement of
a trad? marie Judge Lacombe, of {he
United .-?Mtes ?Circuit Court, granted leave
t<> ths Old Italian Snuff M';!s p, amend
the answer to th? trust's complaint. '; h ?
amendment contemplated is th? ai ?
that the American Tobecco Company hav?
Ing b.'.-n adjudged an Illegal comoli
is not ? ntltled to r- ; ? .. action ?n '
a court of <??! j
MISSING ENGINEER SAFE
Perkins Lost Four Days i? **
Adirondacks Without Food
(Hv T'lffrnirri to Th? TtSMBM 1
RaquetteLeke, N v.. on - ?t??jj?/jw
?h" terrtblc strain of nearly r??r ?*
wanderlag, lo*; in the isat .Mir0R.Jl
retaste of the Indian Riv.-r eeuabry^M
bert B, ferkln? this rnoVBiftg lira?;?^'^
?fU into Hun':? (amp to food and ?h?*?^"
Bas?e be parted with hti r.?ni>anioa/^
.Sunday as bad been without food atu) \?J
Sot BBSS a human face. y... \-, ij.ji,'
Dm trying ord.al. he I? in Hurpfl?'lB-l
good eahdftton, thanks to the r*e?rY,\J
Uth which stood Mm In Kooil ?t^
arid doubtless >av?>.l him from .l?ath ?*
itiofl and axnosara.
Therr? irai no one In the camp wh??
Perkraa entered n. but some turn w.
were Ktayinx there ?ml who were m?^"
of the partis* that were searehlag ??,
him anas returned, end in a ?hon tin?,
he w??--4 drlnklag h-a . ofl . ijt..
laf*r ?an bi tha hunk.
Aidd?- from a llfth- f.?? . -****.
treme exhaustion which la to . ? etpretg]
reported to be in good condition, ?at
H is not tim ight he will
rnsment injurv from ht? arduoua *?*??fi
esses.
wi.en ?t becaaaa kaown thai hi ?a? i<mb
th? stale i ? t gave oui--?, fcr u
available Sre wardens, patroliaen ??j
p:im*- protectora In that part ?q.
rondaeka to ink?, part hi the ?esreh, t,,
number of nien BO ampiO]
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