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'Silent Six."
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f?lT FOB THOSE WHO USE THE B?S*fF
lili lili
Equipped nllh I.ln*oti?liw
?nd Demi I lmon?ln>
nedi"? hi
IIKIU-.UK S <o.
HroiKlwa? ii? Otttt *?lr???-t.
^??ri
CUBAN VETERANS HOSTILE
Movement to Oust Pro-Spanish
Officials Growing:.
or, of th?
? ins for the <
.,ii persan* hoetlle to
' indepen
? d n,i
I .- ?', tl"
? ? omlnf mere acute, all over the
. arde
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,-.. tmat
the .en?ral body ai l'svara.
town of Mm mi.
???ran- ' ot ? the Mayor
to -
- the moi en I air"'
n- ??? be pun ?enlists
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ultimatum
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Si NDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Msilsd -nvwhe-e ir* the United Statea
j <?-? 1250 a year.
NEW JERSEY
CENTRAL
FAST TRAINS TO
i ! HOUR AND 50 MINUTES)
? | t"\ r\ so POPULAR
the Dihim ' ??R Bttv?' t |r,?'
Lurt*\ which has rui-r srftJi
?arm ?jpp*fe*cIatlon from Ma
tmnv. has ?"?pn lacnaaed by s
I \f Train.
DINING CAR SERVICE
ton T and 8 A M., 11 A. M . 12 !toon,
1PM.1. and 6 PM. TRAHIS
A FAIX TRAIN ?Tul H?OTJI OB TKK
HOCK " T A. M. 1 P M . ind ?.- WM
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Hard foal Wo Smoke "*o Tunnela
DIM MG CAR SERVICE
DE LUXE
'he ?-elcorated lacier Un
Herwear is suitable aiike
tuauS, -?votTiCT and chtl
? and for all conditions
of beahh and <-.c< upetion.
--*-rrn.e**t-i<2<I by the Med
PrtrgerssLa-: UUJ?J_tr%
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NE.W YORK STORELS
"50 6 Fifth Avc
W g Maiden Lane
5rock> i Branch 50-i Fulton St
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Good Ale
at Bed-time
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JS&ss
Ale
On Draught and
fn "Bottle Everywhere
tska ?'? ?a -
MANCHURIA REPUDIATE
1IMNEHU D?NAS
, Viceroy Elected President
Autonomous State Having l\
Connection with Peking.
NTS NEUTRALITY DECLAR
?Chi-fu Goes Over to Revoluti
ists?All Consuls in Nankin,
Leave the City?Yuan
Shih-kai in Peking.
M?'?kd?-n. SOT, 13 -The .??ss.iria
f?-r th<- l?r< ssrt atioti of PeaCC, r\h.\c]
?Jill pnverful h?*r?-. f>-?iay p?i->?-e,? to**
ti?.ns Which amount t.-, ?? ,_,., iaraii??r
? tii?- pro* In? es of ?
ilia.
Cleneral Chao _rh-?jhun, the "71***?
letrted pr-si?].?nt. and Brian-l?* ?'<
mand?>r Wuh Sians>.?h*?n and W?a _
lien, the Intt??r the speaker of th<? 1?
i assembly, ??.??re ?nari? v1ce-i?*ree1dent?
?????ti^mi Oshlma, (3oTei*iK*r General
the L?a"-T'.inK provipro. in ?S I
' ?l<-?n la ?itw.-it.-i. is returntag here fr
In,
FHnx \. is. i',or\cr.A\ chao E
ahun, \T-rero_ ,,f Manchuria, who i
1 been e?*ected pt*esldent of tha pro? |i
hinder th?-? d<srlai_ttoti of sutonom* 1
sent ? measege to th? |Ovei*iii_?nl ?'
hi was '?n-?i.i?. ? , -? ?h?* Moult?.
? I] <* declar it ons ? t;'' h in
First That ?ho r--?v?-n.ir.*. r*t*al1 h?
.tamed b_ the pro*tfit?**e, which wUl hi
... -, -i, 11... pri(,,ic. -?. fJ
i ment, old or new.
?Second Tbnt thr pro.ip?- alii ?*??
n^'tli*?r th?-? ? hincas nor th?? Manchu ,:
dier?:
Third- That th?* fovsrnment ni" aff?
the fullest protectl<>n to f<JTei*_tneTa
The jro-, ?-rnrrx'tv i*ontinUM Ratherl
Mancbll ??"CCITlltS r?t TVk'ns: bat M
win v.?? anebl? to meet the p?o nsents.
is not beHered hT?-? thai the ?'hin????!? c
Im an army a?*?*?'.. Peking lar
enough t?*> venture an atta k. but t
pov? rnment's Inability to collect re?
j r;iM fr?-?tn ? str.Rle provincia] ?-entre
l__:mr.?-t certain sooner or later t.. bri
ab<-i:t ??miit'il-.nnn.
foan SMh-kal, th*? last prop of I
?? ? -i dynaaty. has rea. i-.e.i Peking
!ast. ]{c .-am? to-day aocompuiled I
2,000 tr. ops and WSS warm.]* fr
the adminstration. Tr honor of hip arri?
an ?-?dirt ?was hasted appoint'.n.. him ? on
mander of all th*? tnv-pu in th?? virlni
th? capital. Great effort? ar
mad? ? ?aduce htm to accept th?? Vr
ml?*mhip, but hi ha.?- giren no defin?
- a? _*et_
Th* National Apsfitirl'. tO-da; dtl
? ?! th?* uueatlou of the bnotedtai
lg of Parliament. Th?* matter wi
rrf"r**ed to a ?-r.mmitte?-. which ?arlll ?Ol
? ?? i*1? Vuan ?Shlh-kal.
The ??pinion is held at the Icgatloi
that th?-re are serious complication? i
al re for rhina and freater snfferlni
red. Th?- prosp ?
? T?rvrnti'>n by powers other tha
?Russia r.n?l Japan ?are beeinning to \
?i.-fii?'?"*?! Winter Is expeeted to term
nate the massed niovemcntB of troopi
but there i*ill he lone del th troll
through famine, ??ven in Oii-LJ provuv-i
The people in th*- .-'-ntral BSjcUon ar
.]?? r-?Ti'iomf-ntir.i; their f?t_*pd wit
the hu'-k of trees.
The \T*-:-ri''ar ?'op?-,!: a1 Chung-Kin*j
Albert W PontlUS, informs thr legatio
.- .-iy npo hundred foreigner! ar
.- ??,-?- | to leave ?"h ?ng-K' z
t ?f the???', thirty-one ar
a -' p, - '? ? re lo-ds. t ha
pit at i lankow ha\ t ?t
and tha: ? ?
ata al thar p?.r
have ? - fon? over to the rebela Ac
sular repijrt the l?a
?loetiii?r recently belt
then ..?;-. .tha
it la imperialist.?- I
? ii.t'ir?- Han-Tang or \vu-*'t-a_ng Th?'
?sed th? -
l ?vernment t.. iithdrav, hip im
portal ?-...is to the north, because *.vh?*r
? i omm ?aartal Is empty the] an
.' lei ? ??: .'loi ? .-.?i endangea
ceaalona
The November B-ox.r adamaltf ha*
iti'i tha December m.lem
nity tvill 'ik.-M',?--? '?? ?defaulted Evoi
. irernmenl be able t.i re.
coret the five rr-?^ if. <-s ImmetJ
?jurrounding the ?capital, the finum ???i ad?
minlatration cannot be i
-.. defaults of other d*?brs b<
-. and it Is f?-ar? d tha;
for th?
annol i-e ai?srteA
tris t'-ok '
ral ? 'hang Shae ' ? n, the
mn i the Lan-Cha troofN
? ?! at Ti- n-Tsln wltb s i.?..i- \
? ' ? ring In the for
i
Dew - ?
'i uan ? "z 'r.e
' ? " ? ",; ?
ort of t
ta militan
?i ? liinn in
? ougb '" ?
? .; roa.i.
- |
? ?. pt . tie, '" 111 <m ?
?
? - iiierntng.
?
sr-Afc
V?r j 13. TI:' ' ? "?)).;
?
tenet i ? ..
. den of ?
all tat* ?
?"T.3,1.1
...i'.i ??-.i protect th?
?
?
I Thi' ? i rrlved tiiif
...n Thi are sot ?'? ?T ? an? fla?.
?? ? ted tha ?
,-? colora latar
Te rultere and ( . laboe* i bave
Iy ?Aiti? th??
w of ein
' ..??? ? ? . " ?. i r,. at M,,,
? -.-. ?i .--. ??
?.j.'.infni? - .' i.f I o?
n form ad
t?4egraph<a*tl h kam e?fl
?' paK'rs arglng i n ^???nr. l-tm**a Ctaa
l, H ?' "-H. alaea the
...... . .
? , ondittona isd I
? ...... .r,i
? ?i-1 then
'
I \?. .j Tint ?*-'!6 ?*?- 1,ia' '?"'??'?l?, bm _m
aHoptlo:i "f repiihlirani?m ??in muit pesei
,md ?top thi* nheildinp '?f il.x.ii. The recent,
he -?aya. should emulate the example ?if ihr
. n?-l?mt Km|i?r'?r?. Yno and Hun, who ab?
dicated sfter i insnim the best araHaM*
I substitute. Dt, We peesBSSu thai ?f th?
. resent ?"IM wak" BP an<1 work fit the r?
> (.iilili?- the rlti-*er?s will r?**>j)f' i mi'l iipport
! tiim in a styh eeespatlW? with hi"- hirtr?. in
| aemueh as tits p?,.t ** ?n?i safety of the
Maneta dans un !i"; rxciudw tram the
' nati'-inal alms.
I Thlrte-n eeBSSm "f UM imperial dort
I iA?*nt ovrr to 111?? i-r\-<>l-jtiotil.-t.?? th - inorti
IOC, holstlns ihn whit? flae. Ott? ?>f ?hi?
? lar*'**** Tiiiser?? ?I'-n??-! ?ne w'iit- .'tist?n in
?alute t<> th?- f??--Hig;t: ?arsrshlps, to irhlch
nsM ot them responded.
Th<=? tension hSTS II InrreaslriR. It I
mated fiat thf population lia? incraSSIll
two hundred thousand in th?? last week,
and ? eeorrAty oi '."<"l is baa Inning
1 felt.
Thl? is ?"?sanie?) SI "U- "' ' BSSSl ?hin
g\ mai festursi <?f th?* Situation. Unices
??lf-r?"?tralni ot th?- ni?'? 1? areat^r
than h beUeved, the i_mtlmwd sbonsse et
orgjanlsed government eununt tall to requit
these! i ?wtslj
w eessn|1iui !foi I i ? ?''? ?***?
mirai M ?r?i??'-k tend? i<? minimise ti
' tent of the llieiSSI He "1 Nankin*.
,.\et. in? -onflrni:- thfl rapotrt thai thl pl<af""
.a. becmrne oalnhabttsbla for fon -
ind a-- hli line "t commumcatlon with the
marine K'iar'1 n? the tmei ulal?
beet " ?" ?" pted ??* inp to
i ,.f the ?'lilt-".?-?- mH'tar- t" permit hla
to pa??, he has hern ?>??!'_:???? i !"
withdrew bis mardi Thli he reudsree
? th? ?*os
mi Amaricen aomen and ? hi
rlthdraarn from flankIns?
? in.-i it li presumed that, nosr'th? i?sulati
rear A io*i ?.? ,,
? K nil! ?lei'ur'i Th? Bl ?*t_
man consulatefl a? Nanking slao
,-i.>?.??]. according t" Admiral M .it Ha
: arine t?. ink. ;ib.>.."i the warship
v. v? Orl?ans ill of the errhl****i ot lbs
\ -nsiral' the-??
\ Fai i n ?<?
. .| !,, - ?in? morning ^^ srsMi
\ japan ? ? " hours' '-ail i'"
.
iarr<or b* ? -
? . ese towi ? ? ? i.-tion a hi?
-<-.| ''k>- .hipan."-?? in?"!'.'-ti.-'
: Hal Pong tlni
to Ku Lsnsj-su. Oemeral Soon Ti??,???
I -, ?no ha i i-- M heM .? i i Iwst ?
! rh?- pala. ? <?f the I"-peral, app.'ar<-?1
to-day, an?l iratltled ell the o*B**li
Southern Fu-Klen nri?vin,<- -o i-.-inain a?
? ? ? e publl order The
?I cliildrer of the mlSBii
avp hoi.?? Bummon<t4 to Bmoy, i?u?
I the men **onttn is their dutfc it th?
? stattete
A ,.. .. ? ? i | ? - in;x'
! the - || ? n? lakei ! I he r' roi .f!'',|c'
ia?t ni|ht s?
h tion Bed There wss little ?rlol?
much thle
. ? ? ? r tlir
aituatlon t
MOSLEM ARMY REINFORCED
Young Turks to Petition Ktn*;
George for Intervention.
FORTY-SIXTH DAY OF THE
WAR.
Shirmlshai Otun ?*epc-ted outside
Tripo1?.
A reinforcement of four hundred
man reached the Turkish force from
Ganan.
tVsahlngton Nov. II -TIh T
t"?i in 'mnt of Tripoli, e
?i?n-?i) ? ? till?
? ? ...
.. Ian Embassj? to-dSj Tws
na "' Italian srenadlers were sur
pri?e?! by Arahs on Saiurrta? . and a .?kirin
If-rt ff.'oi?,p,i. the Italian for?*ei i*ep<
se?.-i?n i> ounded.
Tho arrival of .? ?
Turl Mnsara. I Is
ni.??'? re'.ior'e?) from ha Isn ?.,".r'-e?.
The blrthds? ? | ' Ictor Emn
?V.-1- ? ? sterda?
authorltin i thi poor
m th-- mose ? ? ?"
ilenevi Vo
?
"in 9aloni?ci tliat ????> del-*gatea from
the pai-'y of l": id be?
? ? ?Said !" seek: an Inter? lee "
Nine ?leorse, ->
teamer M<sdina. and I ? '?*' i
to interven? end th? T
The
n knoe l?*d**e
Ity ami ,m ,o
kiiHividisi". ? :it. in Trip
.i
Mai - Sa ? '?!:? ' , (
? . ruiner i 'he ti
? 'l f om Tripoli ?Aa ? mlmous
... ? ??:?_,?
ai th?
arar r I " rker ? ? ompan
\ phi ? ''.in <'onsul ?!??!!
? . r? ?? and
paid visits i" l ?e ('r f? l ?ral an.?
? ?
.' .i ,] .h, official r-epotl ' t
a? Tripoli :.' w aslil slon.
? ?ft ? ?
.
.. .?? , . f i
Ineffecti? e. fin asulnsl t ? ? aar
..
beau ? -i ? ? o'cloek
h the
I
,. bul apparent
ns the II
T' .- u-' ? '
... that ii
l
.
the eeroplani
the forl ...
? .
? '
, ai
,?. t-ed b? ?
m
TO HAENESS CANADIAN RAr?"^*-'
Fnali?-rinipn to Incorporate OdBpMy
?rltl Capital of Sinn oro ooo
??
i ?
?
.. <? t? ? ?
_n Enillel
|
1 .
Iii.-'
? .,
-1 Laarrew i
?_aw-*ef?>ce Rlv? :.
Rapid '? " '? the 1 aorler
. ' r?t ?" r"?-!, l"i*
the Oppositioi lh*
? I
tai
?-'
POTASH DISPUTE ENDS
i . un So* 11 The eni
potash rostros sw
? ierif.. teint??
nd t N.:' ?"? I ? : ?
. .. . nt ' *? ?sSlatlni ?tiret n
the "?m? '" '"*? ? on-syndk-st?
? I ? ' '_?? :' " ? "
WILLIAMS HURT IN RUNAWAY.
?,._,,, ' i ? - N"' **? nator loi ??
Sharp Wli is? srrp at ?.-re t,, ?Uy_ r.-,,rter
i-ag not ??. erste treno ?mri? rscaH-ed In a
runawa-r ^--? i.*----? ??'
m .,- -??? rdi Wban ?ir?\'iii>
,..lir?.ii'l ?
. him lo i
. |
tatn to face?
?Will Be Charged with Con
spiracy. Says DeWitt.
PROBE PUT OFF FOR WEEI
?
McCooeys Alleged Reference t
"Manhattan Methods" of Nomi?
nations Quoted on Stand.
William Willen. Jr.. will fare arr?*-?? o
a ,-iiar-r<? of ??onspirr?'?? whip the inv.";tiirn
it?,.n into t?ie way tV obtained th>? D-mr
I ?rat).' nomination for jMtfce of the ?tv
ptmne ?ourt In t!ie M Judletsl F>i?tri?t i
? resumed before Jgsttce ?rudd*r. si?t:"7 I
?? i "inml'tmR mairlsf rate !n lyonjz fllsff
, ?it.? .?ii Monday ef next ??k This an
j Bounce ment wi* mad? la-?t m<h? bj r?i?
irj.-t \f|nrne\- De Wit I of Queens ?'??uni
Mr r>e\\'ltt savs the warrant will ?-hars
Willet: with baring <*onEPlre?l ta pr??mo?
? unlawfully his awn "lection. The char*
"f cunSfdrSCT 's i misdemeanor. an?l 1
Justice S'-UiliW se-S (H to ls?u<? thl I ?
wniett ma- bs srrested ?nd a-r.-iifnie
I at ?>n?-e. H?? mai- then a?k for an Immedi
. ate lenrlng befen Justice gcuddsr ?u th
lat? paeity ef a < ommttttng mss*M
i ?>r be may ?*,ai-,r examination an
,?!. ? ? t-, ?o befors the grand Jury.
Veeterday wasd? pted ta the lntr*Mtu?*tto
? ?? ? relating to
"'??? ' ? promised to the ?nd?per
?? League branch In Queens for ?he n*
: d4M-s<ement of WWett Th? exsmlnattoi e
two or three nliiisaiii ne** Ifnndaj wh
were not preaeni yeeterda; ?aill prohani
e?Jttgatton.
ttt<-*rne? ?DeH It*, of Queen
'? ind tt imam v !?? fort. A -
? ? tttornej of New York, g
ten?oent that ?\iti. tbe thaee ot th? hgu
there win he sutBclent evldcn<*a t
? nil f ? warrants lev on?? ,,t- two pereon
?i-, neure.) prmnlnentlj? In the fnve
r ? , ?i,,, aem. will i?e prr-?<>nted t
grand h?ry '"r? or in Queens, H is under
Indictments srt expe?-t?d te tel
Ion Tb. -???ssihility Of indictment?; In V-i
j?.ru i',,ii>,f baut beam s'urireste.i ?o- eertai
which would tend to then I
If an? moue? ,'hange?! hsndi on ??? eo n
of vniltstt'i nominstion II wsi paid in ihl
?
Dl-Hrl ? ?tmr-r- ?Whitman sun Ml Ds
Ford were in eamterence with Judge Rosal
iri i of <?en?ra! ftaeakma, what
er gr I jti ? sworn In, fo
ou.iterdaj after the hearing
? ' ? ., : ?burned Mr " ? ?nan ml?
afterward Um conte rentas wai In relation t<
the TTIIlett investigation, bat that he t*oul<
not aiacuat the matter further al the pre??
m?
Ige Ilumphr?
? in ?? teens ? i sti rds;
?Allletl h ?.
terms, an?l said the matter \? ;?s ef I I '
should come before the grand ?Jury
aid, however, that it would be inad
Uisshle to tak< my s**tion so long at th?
? Investigati B e ?- ander ir,iv.
gg for H lleti ? saterdi
H Alexander g. Bs?con, ssld ht
d i est that Um
of habeai rorpui a:id havi -om?
?tending n roan ? 'olonel Be
-..<.- -, tors ?slth Is? \-,"c coursd "
n,?ike the arrest Wlllett himself sppsam
<*onfid?*nl of the ont?eomc snd de?-;ar?d thsi
'"??'? , ii against Mm.
Robe" Stewart, ? memb?
f.ve eonr.n Kte? ( - lei ?e Leaga?
' rae the prh rltnsss yea
Me ,???? that Mid oi
i ?eg paid or pronrised for tin
? ? ?muent of '?' ? ollotring I i
ltd D< - "sue ? ?dietary ?
t ona the Independents! I.eaa- m Urst de, ide>i
to in?io? -e J?aattae-sleei \ au Helen, Um
-Aime?.?? sai<T. and swltehed to Wlllett b?
? - S Qu :t, of ij'?"'?? rhelrmsr
"f th? ?-on-mitter to which ?
merit?? were ?rft. >a:d Van Sielen had met!
? ?deal IS! .?bo it H ? in?lor-??ment ane\
? - ", !" ':av?' I I? li USe for ?-'?
(Quini Mr Stewart mid there had been
no offer of money by the Republteai
' ? en;.
Mr gt?ewart baJ 1 r,a se rm the ? ?dictar*
ticket wlM*n fuston bets ? ?
r\e [ndepen<len< ? i.e.-ie-ie aeen ?
- d and m explaining ?? hy h<
? ,"? ?? ?? ? .1 d ?I f
??orent stories Bbout I ? ? ?
? dn Repabll ans, -\ exand? r M
Wime and other
. , .-? ? i . ? t they
? :??"? **ontri I I
piare **? : - *ni
?
?? .i? tak? off th?
BedM's lubstltut? ?. he ssld.
?_ ' i?ring -., ,i eoi r i i t ti -??"
i. m. ? ,'.,. j. Dem? ? " ?
.-i j .-ar a^> sbout s
at thsl Stes
? ? ? .. poke of hei r thai they
,..: | " ? ? lods."
?i avked him what h? n?sant '"??? that,"
? g. ? i ,,: m . 'nur? r'-p;)?-: "Well,
thej - ' net over ?there lh?ry ha?re ta t ,t
tmjem ' ?i'-"' ' - ;. Supreme
le that is
?
Maul
? kaway t?
ad not heard ot
h u ? .. ... ?
.. ; . . ? gtae. Il"r-inr N
. . .*?! Willi 1 '
?
.??'- - test
,,, Wlllett ' -- i "nt bj the
? i| ?
? '
...
t th? ' ? '
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NEW TORY LEADERSHIP
SpWtipn of A. Bonar L.iw Rat:
fted in Unioni?*. Caucur*.
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f Mr. Las
.... ibA head of
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OLDHAM RETURNS A UNIONIST.
_m ?on -v' ? ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Otdksm t" ?'??? " ad? "?-s.sa.-v
Xjy ?!,- nerr.iee rn?', rr- ? ' Blgl.l l'o?
. uberal mem?i*ei for mat
tuenn- "'"i "??"?'' s,'"rt'
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La
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BROEf BROTHERS
ASTOR PLACE AND FOURTH AVENUE
Intrinsic Value?
Our reputation for value-giving in Men's and Boys'
Clothing dates back to 1856, when we started business on
this identical site.
Our steadfast policy of using only dependable woolens,
trustworthy linings and trimmings in the construction of all
our garments is stronger in evidence to-day than ever before.
Our Suit and Overcoat models are up to the highest
point of correctness in every detail.
Our advanced method of tailoring, constantly improv?
ing from season to season, has now reached a standard
where it is not necessary f r you to have a technical knowledge of
Clothes-making to diccover the splendid details of thorough work?
manship, finish and perfect balance in the fitting ?qualities of
every garment we make.
Our eagerness to embody every practical improvement that
makes for better Clothes and lasting shapeliness, accounts for the
vast amount of hand-sewing throughout our garments.
We built our business on value-giving. We hope to perpet?
uate it by a continuance of the same policy which gives us the
unique ?distinction of being the only clothing establishment in
New York City located on the same site for more than 55 years.
EST?B. OVER HALF A CENTURY
FIF?? ON SCHOONER SAFE
The Washington. Driven Ashore
in Storm, Released.
IN PERIL FOR THIRTY HOURS
Rescuers Succeeded in Getting
Line to Vessel After Heroic
Battle with Wind and Sea.
A*TtO**ta ' '?<* Hi
Ideatl igt? with t ?
for r?*;.r?\ thirty ' " ii - , . -
hoon..r U'a-?limct"n. win?*'!! -*tr>i?
Peeo lay, t-.-night r?--a''h*'?l
I \stor_ ,n lafety en th?- n i<*i?**?--<l ihlp,
?.n toa "/ iii" Columbia bar tug Tal
Dunne a lull ;?? :'.,r gal* to-dav ?aptain
Bail-?;, ran th?? Tatooal* in till) to th?
ni*?''ii ami gol - oaid.
Rundr*?d? ..?" per-wi i d gatl aped
"nr'v morning houra
?m?l irai ".???! i ?? reaeel ill ? :??:. momei tar
ilV r ? !..?(? ,T isll?*?! OU (lia
? ' \Xr~Ati and her naaaenpert
; and ? I'? ...
. .)] ;," it .|r,-v4- ? . . ?Km?
?> Btcr.
? caga No?' 11 Warmer aaatl n *
announced I .i
c ? to :.ik?* the ?place of the xoU ware
?tin? at, ?leaving
< mctlon ?n us ?.,Uo Th?(
co-, .-rtinioTi* thermometer beijan .-liminr.';
at rta ? day and by nlgl t the fall
bad ree? h?|. II M d< -'"''?
; from the mlnlmnm of Band i - l
Poor deal ? atlon and
j liderabl-! propirrtj ?If ?nag* rei iltad in ? "iia
i ,-Afro from wind and .'"id trong ?aind
laat two lied do* _ I
and th? predlctton was ?Mir Ig ? .,?>i
t variable hreeaa* would obtain to-morrow
j .latins? ill?? Whh, .\?\ U VV th the i<-a. ,
' ? ' ? - -*? h d>. ,?!i list
from Saturday ? tornado will reach nm?*. ,
s bmldt waa found burled und
:nii?? of ha ? ? irday afterno m, 1er* ;
(then and two i
itly Idlled R.>rta :
> ? ? ? ? : ? that I
? ?? loaa eeUmat? tf! '
? ,-<.r'?-?T.
.. . Tax * irm whieb
??. a(,t 01 er ? ..ti.? ? o .?? ? nd Tesa or i
? _ ? . . d to
rroughl tii" (*oldeet weather for tblaj
Tan itandl??, the th?
. ,\\.r\ i?? ,\rzr,..-- above 7...... ? ".?.-rd..
i pi ??. loua ???.rda. Much cotton
" :i from ? .
loot
? ? ? \
railing bet ? and the ?? nperature ;
p. 1
. ' w i ?.. v4 ant
; rrr .?...: HIOW CO?
tbe ?ground at Bl ? ' '?
In th? .......
leeper
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l ?
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...
M -bee to-day wa ' ??'
. | Ing boat, had (a.??i
?
of Labi navl
? i
..,:.? ?altb :
? .
SEVEN LIVES LOST AT SEA
Fonr Men on Barg?- atRJ IweD
Tota' - Many Wrecks Report-ri
^ I .., ?., < . | ? tale
dont .?wing
.... i eeped It ai-veat
.?- and hart ?
mtek Haaot, I
. |t.,\i?i. ?.i.iiiii. Maaa
? .er ?fee H ? ? ?Mb ??
? a it? Cant ?in
h ' Heal ?n M i
? . bal l'ara etl ?
U a ar?i wen
p. ,.|; Bm ?
i* ted le ?be
L ?? id '.i?"???"*?? ???'? ""
?,...i ? ? i New Ho
,. , reel taaei where ;
.?.i nighi fr"ni Sporn Ugbi lohnaoa
n't?! ..?i the branka ???? i tod pm*
ipa llg? t hi im.'
p- . ' -a ? ?"I'? '!? I I ?
i ana ?Wand. ?? ?"*?" j
. th K. i",p . ?'*??*'*
S. A?tman $c (to.
HAVE IN REGULAR STOCK
AT PRICES THAT PREVAIL THROUGHOUT THE SEASON
WOMEN'S DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR
AS FOLLOWS
NIGHT ROBL5 ? . AT $1.03, 1.10 & 1.25
CHEMISES . AT 75c, 85c & 1.10
DRAWERS ... AT 30c, 68c. & 95c
CORSET COVERS . . AT 55c. 75c if 1.10
PZTTICDATS . . AT 95c, 1.25 6t 1.43
COMBINATION GARMENTS " AT 1.75. 2.50 & 4.25
OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT ROBES AT 1.45. 1.95 & 2 25
PAJAMAS . AT I 75, 200 & 3.50
DRESSING JACKETS . AT 2.25. 3.50 & 6.00
-Ftflh Atj?i_u, 34th <mh 35th S-trrfts. Htm Cork.
|WIS6%NGER
Housefurnishlng Warerooms
REST QUALITY OM.V
rooking T'tensil? of every kirj-l:?Tin. Topper. Aluminutr. Nickel aaJ
r_*a_ele<i St??! Moulds. Cutler-. Earthenware. China and G_jgv
Kitchen and Laundrv Furnitur?-'. Houne C-?anlnr MatertaJs,
rarT"t S*??-<*perB, YLruum Cleaners, e*?
Refrigerators:
MET.; ;.i\-p r.LAS?. LIMJD ?*N .\ir.I fP mtT. U NTT?
The Peeleetlma at I ..a. ?-,., i .-?-,?.in ?
MO A 1*_ WEST 42D ?.TilEE^. M.W *?ORK.
"?? to Greenport, nxui "ira ?ad
a**alnel th? r?.. ? ?3oMlen a Te\ i
aaw ???: dory atart for the ahora *\n i
Captain Cook, hia ?alfa and ?*hlM ?and two
seamen The boat ?a* rwamped a bun?
dr?'?i ? .. the ahore. AU idiot a
,t a- ? ?? fort awi ?'i i be
?feafrda. the ?'apt,tir. .?*-1?**-?-.l to ?. ;
loa. ?rae wa ? I \* ??Id I i
?
t.. t*ar--? .*-.-,.:i.-_-?, ,t t broke awa
? I.'aderwriter ?>ff Kir? [aland dunda)
son. tYlreleai meeaagea fron
? ? i krarard, Norl 4k ??? ?Boat laid
rara il it ?in ai- '
meet ???van ? i ate
- ... .., -.
ad ? - Tha Under?
. into New 1 orb with the ha ?
? . r >*,?*? barge, ?*. ?*nt out ,
rlth iea
" et ton
.... . .
?
Wai . ' -? ? ?.
: I
?-. r Hetir. hored i-n ,
touthea j . '.--.??
a ? mi, not
\ pi , r i ? ii?> '
nj. w hila ' '
?, . ?? ' ??? i
tha ?aa?-*?' and
rea
- ?mall boat ind around Se*
?
?m ft o ? - acki and a
? Tot -
PR COOK T.5 HOME AGAIN
Irctk Explorer DHtfM He WmI
Egged in Copenhagen.
11. |'rodar;, t, \ I ????)? ?? i._.i!n
i.? itorna him ?aereaa the
tnornaai
,i ))??? apapi ? ? ? ?? ?and ? ? ??
:??:id great
-
Tli?* Aiv b* .?id. ha\?
ia?(_ deceived bj the rtrpa**) ??tat I wai
_.?:' in ' ?<"1>enh.'i?rn. ? >n !h?> contrary,
?? ? alved m that piafe, aad a?
tha o??'? i"'))).'?* ' I thousand
? | the IihM :iinl five ?h<?ii-an I
?...|. l:nti??ili'K f?>r ndntl*?
i.... ThHt ?aaa tha oat) lecture ;
tchaduled la ni??
?' ?>l?.i>. i ??! m> trip ib?->. ,?i ?*,*?*
thr ?lata ?m my N.irth Pole expadi
tjon li*?f?.r?? thi- tfeofc-raphi.-al -o?*tetl???- ?t
,.f Tin? I ?lid I v?"-'where I re*
... beepMabla treatment. and T na? not
..?ihm ,.f agg-rhru//Ina at athaa un
.??i? neepAHm
i.r i.?.k ?jeld h< bad n.. particular plant
a fut'ire
TO CURB BOAT SPECULATORS
Tomkins Replies to Letters ol
Fleet Commander.
Calvin Torakii . ?"ommlseioner of D-?ek.
and Perries, sugs?*st?*d yesterday in .i lee
(? r i.? Rea: Admit .1 ? ?sUThane. .-omman'ier
??f i hi- fie. ? ,,? ... naMsd
EfO ' I. - "ilHt there ihould be _
: rsaeata*-** ? of the
?admiral, * ?**elieciar l>*-*i?
? of ?he r>?M-k Tktouro*
1 nient t" form ...i?, -..??-.- and r--;;;'ati<jtSS
for !.. - and
landing
gl -? n was m -.- spansa to is?
i ?? ? on ? ?tSoner recslvsd trow t_M
Be I .?nking the ' "inmts
? ?. . r - landtags for tin ?
gi ?".i the other con r?l -t
u ; res i" i? - peeststetrs
Admiral that th?rs had
? mow, then)
t?tO) please,), ?irtd 11?
????_?? tUng SMS*] for th?
round trip failed !??> presid? I i ??.??.tion
v ? ?? of th?" unall !??>afs had
lid not or identl
?*. -t by the ?>*b I ama iff- eu the
liad io be ian?l?**i by the si
- 'gjreMed b) Ihe admiral that
? to boa: entier? that the*
mlghi ?nd punMtied when
COLD SNAP
BRINGS DISTRESS
Man?- famUies .ire not abl/ to >e, u-e t*ie
bare pere?. (ties of life BSCS ' ' _M III
? .. ident or
other anavoldsble mlsf?ar?tune.
| ,, ( l.v ? , >-e ?# ? ?,#te
?diltrsSI md for ?! ? SMI *?? SSSt "ir help.
WE KNOW THEY
DESERVE ASSISTANCE
some nei.i ?-?sal, achsrs isMtilgf -*iii
Others f????! TSSSSSJ ?i im have shoes for
balo sssdaawarm blanket There
are huadreds of ways "Helping Hand.*?"
?van _#* d-> rgHase sufferin*
WONT YOU HELP US
WITH A CONTRIBUTION ?
?I \..j und ? oijr neighbor? ill d<?. vour
?'.are thoiihiinds ??? home- wll b* bright
[eaed ?ont ** trat sill he Align from the
?
Sen?) .-ot-t.-ibutiotis to n s MTNTl : I
Treasurer Room til. !?! F.ast C3nd
. tie..? Wsw Tor? Asoelatloa foe tap-rev
iBf th? Co**d?<Moji of the Ueor
1 R riLT??N ?'LTTI.V'r, rre.-ldsat.

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