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BROK?f
BROTHERS
A5TOR PLACE AND FOURTH AVENUE
Our Fall Suits
and Overcoats
have the qualities
that Young Men
take to at first
sight.
They have all
the characteristics
of good custom
made garments in both
style and fit.
Our great assortment
of patterns affords an
easy choice.
F.!! Hit?. Furm-.hinf?s. and
V ?rtnff Clothes.
_STAE OV F.R HALF A CENTURY
A Hanger
*Pleased
Teeth so Perfect, Com
foriable and Natural
he lus "almost forgotten
they are not his oivn
teeth "
MACKAY & CO..
Bankers.
55 Wall Street.
York, Oct 6. 1911.
0 Gordon Martin, Tnc.
Htw York:
Gentlemen?It gives me pleasure !
? - vou that the dental work
- >hed for me is giving the
ans? action, in fact. I have
it forgotten that they are not
own teeth. It will give me
? --ure to recommend your con
- ? ? -ho may be in need of
? ?I work.
Malcom S. Mackay.
nlv one of thou
r patients who are
satisfied with the
Martinolar
Method
Ow ? xclusive process of restor
_ v th, BO as to be
natural in appearance, comfort-1
l ser iceable.
Consultations Free
Charges Uniformly Mod?
erate
Equipment Unexcelled
Wnjbe for our FfCC Booklet,
"Martinolar Dentistry"1
Q. GORDON MARTIN
. ? . ...
La-ec^t Dental Concern in the World
Suite 706. 320 Fifth Avenue
(Cor. 32d St.)
NEW YORK, N. Y.
o^
?***
: i who have
. r I nder**eer J. " nol need
I ? The
... i ahonld teaa
?
L WEIGHTS
_LL WANTS.
N-VV YORK STORES
-i06 Fiftb Av<_
-* 2 2 Miid.n Lant^
L>>r-*ck1? n Branch .?04 Fulton St
6%
Mortgage
Bonds
- .100) and Inferggt
? $:nnn?$??oo?Si-to
W - nteregt *r>^rough!y
? ckSl ol improved.
hi ng rpai petate on
Island
- pt in New York State.
A conacrrathrc and safe m.vr?*
?v,ou!d be familiar wi*h.
...
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
SECURITY COMPANY
42 Bl - Now York City
? \i |T \i ? '?-,?? (XM)
A SUGGESTION TO
HOME COMERS
r ' '.Decorating Department
** complete ir every detail?and is at
vour servie? to offer suggestions and
-??b~r aatimgtgg.
??"ported Wall Paper? with Fabric to match.
r?oanes ?r?d other Upholstery Good?.
-'?Perie?- Lace Curtain? - Upholstery -
d<1 piren of Furniture-Artistic Repro
?*?<:''on?.
*a-*er I Brennan Comoany,
437 Islington Avs.,
'*"' s< <>i>r>. (,r??id ?Trntral ?ifatlon
BANKERS REFUSE AID
10 C?ESE REGENCY
Peking Government Fails to Ob?
tain $3.000,000 Loan, but
Has Money in Hand.
RUNS ON NATIVE BANKS
Even Russo Chinese Bank Hard
Hit?Shanghai House Fails?
Revolutionists Confident
of Ultimate Surrpcc
Pek"-:. n. t ?
-epran?-*
th*- -;-r>r-r of Viceroy of th* Hu Pell and
Hu-N territory he
*t directed t<> ? and Immed
r -eatab lah the bnperli thorli
r????T
We ecthrll Arm\ ?ir
. lii-iretrh^ii to th-1 seem of th*? re
rolt as heal
mad'1
Th*? go.
to w leant
? ? - ? --. v _
application for n of 1 00,00
th*? four fT-Mcn banking -
gotJated the 99Ol<_OOl0OO curre.
loan was formal!" refuaed to
The goverrnn. ?
funda for a brief < amps i
to r_s*o*/ida agalnat tl ity of pro
longed hostilities H<
from th*? hank The
prlr*?9 of
phar; ?
Tbf-rr. vor? riotoui ? i nt of
several of th*? bankp. the | duty
sing forced repeatedly t
crowda and pro!
?'?"varnmor' >? inkn '?
pat-sin?? at r ? ?
? dis oun1 4 :? \
?
from the scare
neee bank
th*? tii-. ? ? .lonep.l r ' '
Foreign banknotes u
ourr*>nrv o irter
I Pu. th
Finan. - me to the n
ernm? nt t hank
d, and ?
?
Shamr-,-.! BanLt F
..... ....
Native hanks ?
*.hal.
?
??om th?-- south, wl
been entir*>]v cut off ?
tlon. But i
ire open, d< talla of t
the all H Is
?
of or 1er
Chant: nnd Hankow
Hark.
?
that all t
left or a:
that the foro
and weH nunitj
the av
the Chinei
The American Consul at Hai i
r gar ? i Ireene, baa
P*?kme requeating thi
formed as to Um
southward an?. I
troops under the Yin
T'-hans', whi?-h
i'hum.
?
Th- ment of the Am??rioan
Legation guard by ;_ hundred men who
are proceeding from Manila, while
?
tjon a
for foreigner?. ?)
Sfl.1 r-opT;'
ptandard Thil
son cf 1900 and
the Legation qui -
to mor?? ?hin b
'
rr.5.?iM.e diaordera
Railroad for T-oops Only.
, , .- i
'
the dlapateh from P' "
. ? .,__. , ___. ... n the .?? ' * I
from Peking,
which - ?
e
la
War, a
.Va f-r- crr-'-r,. [)*j f ? -
que-je ? " ?
4 IBtl
? ? ?
| tO 'he
?
i nep*- iympa1
and i
wao are p>
?
we must noa
. brother!
...
...
* - -ark
?
?
-..?'
( oionel Faito. thi
? ?
madly hint t
I ?
th tne
? <e"-*a?T of ?h?? Viceroy's vani'T
h ? ommented upon
Thr .T.iran^f?*? Minister bora, M i)
repudiates the suKpe?tion or jgpgatga
trlgua sad states that Adariral Ka'
Fh:mfl s t rit. up tha Yangtj??- ".- ? .
planned a month h<?-f. ?t <? th*? re?
Memlvr? of th* National I
nlaod a t ,?? a?
? ''hinesA parl'qm?*nt. ?
. --
? ' ? a taken a hand
th?? revotauonnr*/ taovaaasal About t
hundred memb-rs of the ?
3'? now in Peking Sixty
rod privately yesterday s
\h0 situation. Th?*y drew ir
reeolutlona addr?>*sed to i
-
itkma flfmtfd 'hat in the
o? poseo tha Provincial Aaaanal
te-chwan bo tt< I *?"* assem
. and thai 'he president a
snl of thai bod?, be reliai
taha pari in tha pessio
reootatJona further rail for a. d
n-h iai. the Imi
S?d Oonmunk
si hie. Sheng net
rh^ natlonaliz.it!
of thfl tnd u.as b*-*>n a loadl
advocate of th? anti-provincial pott*
which ? i i? largely responsil
pria |
Cabinet VV?l Get R?solu*.-?"?.
The president of tha National Asset
?- install th? aa in p?
Cabtnet
It is reported that Insurgent^ at Ha
koa have captured one of th
Tips anchored off that Ctl
? ? ?1 adrlcoa from th** South a
that the Imperial t-nop? which retreat?
from Wu-Chang and Hankow ara m
? a' Chuma-Tlsa. one
111 -'f Hankow, on trie railroad.
Three members of the American Le?
received perm'ssio-i
aiTompar.y the Imperial am?.
gn aga'nst th" rebels. They la
?r. - lei Yin Trhang, beir
the on! fot BdS ertth th* arm
... Lieutenant Colead tvuiiam I
Baach ?Santiago, Manila, wr
egai Waahlactoa *? i
view the proposed man?uvr?
near h?re. Captain Jam?*s H. Reeves, th
Of tha legation, an
- EL Peck, assistant Chinese men
?mi act aa Interpreter fort]
?
j doubt that th<* plaaa f
? - it arldely know
the ??prisintr al Va''
leiieaa Legation was ir
: ? ai ecthre oprl
? i no rredenr
merlcsn i
? ireene, was inf?-.rm*
? ? - om to tha al
ing.
?\\ i admira] Murdocl
!tl? atatloa. cabled t<
that th? - | ' Dcaa
?" ' i
.?n warstal] i
.?????? ? | t\K
... i of Hi
? - ? alaaa erulat
Seat now a
i
.
ilia to Fek'.ntr to re
? r guard then
?
r middi?
...
? istlona that there ha
el Jm aa ? v for a ?t i
? th? International phase of th?
torn by revota.
ta ?? ! tina to the da
ra seeking to ex
Imita or tha
? i
rated In orienta
.... . .
pire asai- ?
sa nada no oeoitinei
? - - ? ? posa of bringing
China American effilais vie?
? now lr pro_
it"tp tc ? . they have er.r?r
? ?
)H THE TB.AIL OF DE. SUN
- ? loader
.?lor.'.st-. Is ot "
?asesL wtneta set
i m ob Friday last, la
f the Ch: ra Reform
:
MS try Kans
Y'i Wat, " ad advlaer of Um
I Han who f?r\ ;- rn
% the eoop d o\
?
?
i ?
??? world ap
?>-* of the >! .
I ? toDowera hav*
of Dr Ion I il
which be?
. . .
save
- hand, and tha
? - .
?
raged -
r
- gal
?
, - ?
I ID D
...
I
ra and
... r lntla
; -
__,- ? -. . i ,wm* ? - ? - ?
COMMUNICATION.-? INTERRUPTED
? -
-, ? ? ? piala
a
TA?ADA PARLIAMENT SUMMONED
II ml 6. The x
? U
Answers in the
Towns and Cities Contest
:u-S\\.\.\/KK. LA
\\\ ARBOR, mu n
.;., PITMAN, \ .1
Watch Tomorrow'l Trihune for Correct Air-?? ers to Trio No. 13.
i ITALY'S TRANSPORTS IN
Complete Army of Occupation
Now Arrived at Tripoli.
MORE EXPULSION DECREES
Turkey Henceforth to Bar Italian
Schoolmasters and Professors
from Her Dominions.
_
-1
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF THE
WAR.
The Governor of Tripoli prohibited
th| importation of arms nod gram.
The last contingent of the Italian
army of occupation arrived off Trip
all
A?. Ottoman decree w.i loouad ban?
ishing a" Italian professors and
schoolmas-c-s from the Turkish do?
minions.
I LA -The z ? ernnv
: phatically d?ni?s th? r?>p?-?rt. wble II i
? en fi?-?m?- <~urreri
; mohiUslns OB Its Auptrian fr?-nTt?=-r.
Reports from __ryrena1ca eetlrnata thi
T tal number of Turks in that terr I r.
Bl five hundred
A proclamation issued by 'he i ? ?<' ern*?r
of Tripoli prohibit! th? Im] ?? Hen of
anna and (.rain
Tne lent ?Tontlnaent of the It! u
"tion arriver! off Tlipoli during
r'Kht TV-?-- troop! ver*- not
?..- . provide garrta-ona
nlong the coaal part! pjarly at Benghazi
and r>
M*pa area landed ai d to
day araa occupied in ronatrv I ? .
.. _ Wnee thii li finish?'.
th*? tnarhln??? ?-?ill b? pu' together and
the work ol ?
bagua
Pear Admiral Aubrey hai beei
Btructed to have ihre? of the faateai
en In Th* Italian nary pr*^par?d for
diapatch to Chine? waten It ? enl
show that protection for Italian ? I
1? required
Conataatlnople, Oot 1?- Th? govera
? roed i decrec? r' exj
I ? Tta!i.'!n prof??sor= and ichool
ma_?t*-- la Turkey The pennai
olosina of Italian s?-hoi ?..stir? Inatit itiona
and th? expulsion of all Italian ner
j.pr onrr?ppondents had h??n dot reed pre.
vioualy
hamher n' Deputlei to-day the
TiipoUtan Def itlei moved the ?mr*?arh
Eakkl Bey and hi? i noc?ate* in
I mad ?r< ?opt.--??her
? ? aus? of their conduct
rnnrornlr... Tripoli Th? mettei rea re?
fprrer* to a ?pp?-i-i| nimm'-'
London Oct 17 ? Th? Vienna coireaprnid?
enl Of Th? Dolly Chronicle" !?arn<- or
? .. ? .
- to bring about pea**? hi
uncond ' don of Tiij
Cyren ........
itlon
? ?? -.
? *.. - . - . ?
' - i?? end to ; ay .1 In?
en ty, from which, however, wen to be
deduct? eneea
A d ?-?..' ? ?
?
' ? ? ! this
? from the ?".?.id?n Horn for an un
kno?-n ???stlnafton.
H I ^ntltiopl? dispar.-'n ta a London
news .i_r?-! ?-.- ?a?-? that th? Oread Vieler
the American ?mbaeaador to-day
id 1 lor.g conference with h"-1
g to the HUM dlopet - - I wnr
?.rr\xe<\ off M;r- \oxw
Berlin Ort 1-" I -'ook for q -roe.
Men m bring t" a o .--n-. r*??
' ' '?-?'-on.tnif; ' ? -
s M?, v-i-ord'o.. t.? .-) c-*?? offlete] statement
tO-dl T- | ... . ......
' mger willing ta soi
r?d? . Turktil. aoaereint. for Tri 1 ?
u i Turkey ng to
?rat-render Tripe I - 1 anally, because
of the . agon that would I
voiv?_?i by auch -. ? i a - ? -.
govenuneol
Accordingly, dlploraat! here tea nod -
?dlaMon at preoant, or .?-?
tude of the Turki*-? Chamber of Deputi?s
is larerlalned It li tmpoaaible for nth?*
powen to 1 ? lefbtite
star.';:
' ' ? M ' Em
peror ' tad the It!
Panai ? - majeetj '1
mi g lodg?. near Eberawaldo, Pro
to ? :*!? orm ?
.. .- ? ? '. - 1 1 ?
man P?ore_gi I - Kiderlen
Waechter ^^ -a-- 'he Euipeiui' detained
nann-HoIlwag n
srdet ? th.
7 - -uTion.
HI tie*, poet poned for aovan
.: w for I
.--?.-?
.- ...
....
CHINESE IN N Y CONFIDENT
Thail Fail b of Finding Th*".: Oaajstrj
Kerey of .1 Greedy Europe
? ?
? Inomaa who ?renta
:
of Dr. Bun Tot Sea, ?
? ? . n the tsmim.
? -\n\ex
....
aer 1 frlenda 1
Fook H:r.? a ?'??'??r. Of 1 trooi
i? treaeurer if Um Toung
" -..- ac? a l?'">r une ?
Dr. I
i Noven
? -
...... . . . .
Dr Sun ? plans may have
.?*?_..-_: ...me la ror.sequ*-.,-? .
et on I
?
? _ -.???
-. ?_ with ' ? -? ? - don?
arach Men v ? I
.ir of i
? -wtr. gr?q*
? - <"?nt of the Chttteee
ffgim York \9 Mcretly I i
ir. favor of ? npoMIe, and almost
Imw-i with the
' hi?ese I
? - - - ?
.il gnvariimenl
? ? ? ?:??h to Um
?
? iwn, Ike Dr.
who at bean is a
? ?
-
e
PROMOTIONS IN UNION PACIFIC
T. _M ?
. ? baa
been ':'- ;'*'vv
.1. m _ v| lei I A M '
?i.l U
'
Id i ?.' and | ".^4,-t.
'MOB HR6 CI?? ill
Italian Town Revolts Against
Cholera Precautions.
SICK BORNE FROM HOSPITALS
Disease-Stricken Patients Are
Passed from Hand to Hand and
Kissed by Half-Mad Friends.
Porra I-.. ? a >fllS0**SOn aCAUSIOd
il lags i town of t,?\. population.
miles aoutheoet of Rome and the
? of a district in which la CSrptneto
ith* Mrthplaca of pop? Leo xiii. stfn ai?
round??.! hv the ruins of f?w<>r? erected In
] the Middle Asea for protect aga ist the
| Sararonf
Th* rioting aa Is Calabria reeeath ? ? -
i r: the dation r' |*M I
In aiioptirg ?leq-v-r.. to stamp eut the
?-hoi<*ra There arare rivA patienta nt 'he ho?
pecta were quarantined
j in a boost * ? isbttanta believed that
th?? government intended to pot?o the
;'?h'-'kra retient? and a z--a? erowd
ad to th? ? ? ? demai
rr^Are There were only fbur <-3rahine?*rs
In ui" pta?-e, and when the: it.t?mpt?d to
defend the bull? "- tl "? were stoned.
?TiniM and pot io fl - ' Later they re
I, only to i - -i again Thej
? ipona, *is these would ha?"??
heap of ifttic avail against the mob ??
--- thai time had ? ? teed until it n'im
h*red ?evaral thousand, practicany the en?
itlon
Th? a the am
ntctpal building ? - ? Mayor a hem
they ' irti- reaponatble However, '
the Mayor lerka had mad* their
taking ret Ige with friend? in a
1 ouee - ' ? ha fo-:nd
hold of t ? ' th?? mob
an burned H
? of the fia ir?? s an?ea-?d to add
to the tern, and when a
woman, aetal ml? Ipal fla? from t*.?
? ? '-.-, rhe hospital'
To I Death to th? ?' tore!
? the fancy of tha
? the thin?
ning men.
children w?r? hearing dotan "n
ihe h ? ' - torced 'he
? and the ehol?
I to the at
Mean)
? ? ??ere Quarantlaed ;1 " '
- ?- ? '-- |lk<
and the
?-? Tip- to their
trtckei " two were at
? . t??
I
fondled
' ?
a of the Io
t?. pom*, and troopa were hurrla
patched <rom the n: -oMI??rs re
itored - *? mob ha,!
? ?
CHINESE iWsTORY DENIED
Oirrcncy Lonn of $50.000,000
May Be Delayed, Banker Says.
.- trt m I
government had m.tde ap
? ' .
the I gti hankin? groupa
? -
lefoini but that the lo^n ha.1 been refuaed. :
rday by a hanker who I
took .--. part In 'he loan negotiation
? ? I blna
He ?raid that i' the i hlneaa goxonunent
had made a loan
the American group of banker? wh?
"V loan and the i>.
? ? ,,J. |?oen wiuld bava heard of it,
?^formation,
.. report was untrue
As regard rreney loan.
group of ?
anUng tha United
Pram a and Germany.
who nag M had notified I
? Saturday of 'he acceptance of tha cur?
rency rt ta which waa d acuaeed re
eently in London and Berlin, bul tha
banhera had tha in which to make
? ? . . raaent
China It wi
brougb
the Itual r. in
that ev? ?
?
?
to?
CUT DOWN 500 RE3ELS
Mexican Tronps Utterly Rout
Forces of Zapata.
Ii.?To-day** i i'dce?
? B !
tti ? ere -
- r " tA -. aatai
ilf once moi I The
' ? -I ? ?vei - * between the forces
>lonel Bias
-
- : utvanea
-cached then
on the the iga Tl -
?
? aaatv .? rebela
rithheld were
"?? : fell.
I the a
'the
rebela
. . ...
- " " --ora.
- ? ? ged i
Zapa,
? ?
? ?
? .
mera
that h;s
wbareabouta ha? t bot
rea t n*or i tad 1 marly
?
Bonr-r.F?; tjv jv t\rw t\QAJ?
?Fiew 128 Hilsi Tdffegrday?Hii Mot<-r
Working BstQy
McAleeter, O?da - ?
the aviator, ai
?
i regum- louth sorrow
' -?ague
? ?
miles
-.
, WASHINGTON 0A8? TTr TODAY
Herir- a TTirich T<- Be Tried for As
.lting Negro Educator
math
tueai
? te-da
lime?, _ Smith, the A??
? i will pro-.
rieh. terday that Washington
M the
The red tin
u
irge of !
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ilngton lott< ? lag h? tl
HOTEL
ST. REGIS
NEW YORK
fifth Avenue and FiflyFifth Street.
Caters to
Transient Guests
The Management gives assurance that
the cost of living at this hotel, including
Rooms and Restaurant,
is no greater than at any other hotel of
the same class, notwithstanding re?
ports to the contrary.
Rates:
Single Rooms without Bath 13.00 and
$4.00 per day; with Bath $5.00, $6.00
and $8.00: and for two people $6.00,
58.00 and $10.00 per day.
Suites consisting of Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath, $10.00 upward; larger Suites
in proportion.
All outside rooms.
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mm
5
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No Tacks
Reauired
This is the result of over 60 years
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"Improved" Shade Roller
The Improved" is quick and easy a_to
saves wear and tear on your window-shade.
Every spring in a Hartshorn roller is
tested before it leaves the factory,
and always works right.
Look far tm
Hartshorn Signatare.
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All Dealers.
CRICHTON BROS.
Silversmiths
of London
Old English Silver
At London Prices
The stock has been greatly in?
creased, and the choice of
pieces is far the largest ever
offered in the United States.
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Housefurnishing Warerooms
FES T QUALITY ON L V
: e**ei** kind ?Tin, Copper, Atamraam, Nickel and
-"?led SteH Moulds. Cutlery, Earthenware, China and GIa?s,
Kirchen and Laundry Furnitur?* House Cleaning Materials,
t arr?t S\v<:?*p<TS VaCttUn drapers, etc.
Refrigerators:
\T. IJNEt' OLASS LINEI" ENAMELED STEEL LINED
Th* Pwf?Htlon of < lean line?? ?ad F<?nomy
I3S S M IM l.'D^HTREET. N KWJ'ORji._
r.f No. IV~ West tM ?treet. wh?re I'!rl?'h
?iv.-d
?-.- wan an encounter between the two
n th*? hallway, after which Ulrich i
I Pr Washington throuKh the street .
and turned him over to a ?policeman. At
th? itHtiun house the ??-.arge against him
was di;imi.-Med and a charge of aaeault en?
tered against I'lrlch. who was lat?*r re?
leased in S-VM hall to await hta trial to
?lay

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