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Bank Rate in London Unlikely
to Go Materially Higher.
y.S-AN UNCERTAIIM FACTOR
Hoped Abroad That This Coun
try Will Be Able to Finance
Itself This Fall.
; . Thfl Tril.tine. |
I.?nd"ii- *";4.1't- ?-'-'.-Kvorythiii'- con
?idered. tli.' atock" iiiarkets showed an
.xrellent tone laat week, not only in
London, but all over tht- Continent and
-jneii<*a aj arell. Tho baojrtflaey in
tt'all Btreet and th?* aapareai especta
? tion taal *! era will ba ao Btrlageacy
. tne naoney tnarkat, deajpita th.- aad**
?fn J11"1!' " (a!1 **u"u'v ratcs, both
-ontrit'i""* largely u> tha geaeral .*f
(fit. M Amerlcan BecuriUea are beld
ii largely ln Europa, aad tha atgaa .?f
r(,sl. !-:*>- acroaa the AtlaaOc, arlth
aajjcneral rise of prlcea In Near York,
cannot belp bul exert a Carorable in
-geace on the European teuraaa
Aiso. avery >i.*y that paaaea without
-.al troi Me bnaking out in the Ral
Ijns lalievea aaxiety concerning the
?ituation thera. Bir John Freneh
gtjuck the keyaota of tht* daaa-cial
feellng Whfltl ba said yesnrday before
aailing for America that it was too cold
(or flghting in that region. M.-reowr,
paris has aee i an excellent r.-t-overy
from the effecta of two uceetUagly bad
?easous. whlle the goid reserve ln the
Bank of PTaace ifl higher by $80,000,
000 than lt was a year ago.
Berlin. too, has su.vessfully paaeafl
the auarterly aattlemeat, reijulrlng loss
n|d than the best Judges expected. In
Vlanna, also, the llquidation passed off
avftfllly, and though there was more
itringency there than ln Berlin. and
though Vlenna ls nearer tho seat of
the Balkan troublea, yet a falrly hope
ful feellng was noted.
Altogether a good feeling exists all
around, with prospects of an excellent
year to come.
The tone of the money market con
tlnues good, and now that the n-eds of
Berlin have been aatiafled there ls no
reaaon to expect any large demands
from any portion of the Contineiu.
Egvptian and South Amerlcan .able
[gd-rkaa are atill to cawaa bat th-y will
have been amply dlscounted.
America continues to bo thfl uncer
tain factOT ln the money market. and
the porchaaea of goid tor New York m
the oj.en n.arket last week had a ten
den.-v to give rise to aoaaa paaalmlam,
but the positlon ot the A.n.-r'.,a:*
Treasurv is eo stmng that the hope ls
heid here that the unit-d Btatea will
b? able t - tlnanee Itself this fall.
Ti.e Baak ot England'a position con
,ery atrong. Tha loaa of $M00.
(m. goid through forelgn dernands has
been more than offset by the reu.rn of
84,706,000 ln coia trom the oouatry.
V . -riag to the large reductinn of
Ultlea as against a small
loss in the r.s.-rve, the ratio of the re?
serve to llabllitlaa araa mcreased to
51.3;. per cent Whlle this ratio la not
large for iho tatia Of the year. thfl bank
ls in excellent condltton to taa
BaBaraal tlemandJ ot the eountry, arhleh
wiii be coaaaaarabla la eataat Croaa
now te the end tf the year.
The bank rate reanalBJ at 1 DCff ent.
with an tocraaatag bopa that it wiii not
be Beceaaary greatly to lacraaaa it.
#jtelcea fn Bl New York influenced dis
countfl ao dlrectly that orernlghl rataa
have lompad to a par caat, while aeek
l>- Bxturea aaat to 2% par coat aevort
bills are at $%. Whila four and six
months paper la ai 4 par coat.
EARTHQUAKES PREDICTED
Thousands Leave Valparaiso,
Fearing Disturbances.
Valparalao, Bept aV-Aa a raaoll of
pit/licUon-i that aeism!-- dlsfirban'8fl aere
Mkeiy to cauee much dnmH-*e ln the
aaarhborhootl of Valparaiao aboot this
aata ?? tanda of peraoaa are leavlng ihe
city. Th< Chlllan goTanuaeal baa otrdered
tbewa ? ramala la port, raady for
emer." ?
B8ntJa--o. Bept IB--4jhreel ;.i,xMy bM
pr^vjui.-o here to-day eartag to tha poa
sibiiity ..* earthqaakea Ho far thera have
been no algnj of BcflaajBto eletarhaaeefl Ui
any t :, althe-ugh taa v arera pre
fljatetl for to-day. Bereral BBt-raaeaaera
however. have been .??,<l.-.voring to reas
-*bjb ? i dectaiina thal no falth
i Booh predtctlei
a-?
LIVERP00L_F0rV[HE UNION
Sir Edward Carson Greeted
After His Irish "Progress."
Uverpool ClrowdJ nambertng
aaarl ? ? naeatiy af tha aaaiaag
i el the dock early *,"-s
B*eralnB to weleoma Btr Bdward Cajaoa.
th?- v ? LondonOerry and other
DnlonlBt leadera, on thelr arrteal from
Balfaal Beveral tho.i-.and membera of
tba Orangi aoeietlafl aera drawa aa, arlth
aanaera and baada AM48*aiaa BaJfldga,
in behalf of tha Dalonlat aiahliaginan and
taa Orai ?? ordar -ateaded greetlaga ta
ahlch Blr Edward aad F. B. Bnlth, M.
P.. lepned brMly.
The hora? aerfl taken from the ear*
Haga and tha rlflttoie arera Braara by
areraaaen threogh taa Btraeta te tha Oaai?
en-g'iv. Clab, ami.i ahflflrlBg aad *aag
lug after breektaet the laadera addraaaarl
the erowda from tbe clab baleoay, tatUag
of tha aueceaa of tha antl-Home Rola
flflfl* iiuieni and tha *agalag at tha c.ve
%*iit in B. lfaM -reaterday.
Lon. Bapl ? Aa arttcl* arlttea by
Vredetich E Badth, BBaaaber of taa Eloaaa
of Cotnmoee tor the Waiton alaiaiea af
lirarpool, appaara la "Tha afBiirhaatar
Dallv Diapatcli.'' Mr Kmlth dw-larea:
"The piein truth la and t?;?- aeoaor it i?
Baderatood tbe better, thera ar<- only two
aHeraatlvafl oped t>> the goararnaiflnt
The firnt la to keep UaHflB BJ thfl Home
BBBie i.ni, with the oertaraty af fltrtJ vio
laaea on a far greatar aflala laaa has
b??n wltrim^l ln Ireland for .enturie-i;
the aaoond i*. ta laara Ulater flflM of the
blll'
Mr. Hrulth argflflfl that the latter plan
*?iun r?a?dar aeceeeary an entirely new
blll. aad thal it bj rary doubtfui ahether
Btr. Itedmonrl would accept, or 0*888 aha
control hlm ln Ireland permlt him to ac
?apt. auoh a blll.
MUTINOUS RUSSIANS
SOUGHT $5,000,000
Leaders* Plan Was to Enlist Co-operation of
Seamen and Form Pirate Fleet?Haif
of Proceeds to Go to Anarchists.
fRy Cabte to The Trlburi* 1
London, Bopt 29. ? Dlspatohes from
BwbootOBOl srive an oxtraonlinary ex
planation of tlu* primary objOCt of tbe
rOOOnt revnlutioriiiry plot nmonK the
warablp erews of the Ruosbui Black
Boa lleet. It is noxv stntod tliat it
xxas n,.thiriK lesa tlian arm-d robberv.
Th. laodora ?.f tbo conaplracy were
bopefu] of anlhrtlng the o.-operatlon of
the thousanil mutlnoua lOWOr deik soa
nnii gnd gattbig uobbubbIuii of a num
bor of battleehlpe, croloera and do
Stroyers, form :. pirate fleet. and then
plaOBOd to procood to O.lessa, Theodo
sia. Novorossisk, Noxv Athos. Hatoutn,
and under thr.-ats of bombar.lmont t,.
exacl blacbmafl tiibote of not less than
.?,-.,< N ii.tmo.
This havlnc been aocompHshed, the
nutiooera, accordlog to oloborate pians
BMde xxith BCrupuloUfl attention to de
t.-uis. aad eenubitiB0 the ezaunple of
the Knlaz Poti nikin, tho crew of xvhirh
10
Reappointed Danish Minister
Prefers U. S. to England.
MEANS SALARY SACRIFICE
Diplomat Says He Learned in
Fourteen Years Here to Love
Country and People.
rn>- .?..<!,> to Th* Trlbtme.]
London, Sept. _'.?.?Oonstantln Hrun.
the nowly api ointed I>atiish Mlnistor to
Washlnpton. wlll leave London for
Now York on Octobcr _. 11.- xvill pro
COOd dh*OCl to Washlngtun.
Mr. Hnm, xxho was Iianlsli Minister
to the Uolted Statcs frnm UM to 1908,
ln an interview yeptenlay expressed the
greateol entbuslasm over returnlng to
America, which, he said. be aOVOS so
.? th.-.t )u- boa n.'v.T taken kindly
to his lx)ndon OOOt, tbOUgh, as he r- -
inarhed, he fuiiy approclatod tbe faet
that lt woa tho hlgbesi hoaor that
could ho conferred on luiy ono ln the
Danish dir.lnmatlc BOrvleo.
"I BCCOptod the London appolotmont
xxith mixe.l feollogS," sald Mr. Hrun.
"Durlng fourteen y.ar-' BOjottTO in
Wash'.iiKton 1 had learned to know an.l
love the Amerlcan people I roallsed
tbal i \x a> leovlng beblod .-<
,,f good, loyol frlends, and evor Bioce
my greateol laterool baa beea Ib Amer?
ica.
"in our aervtce London ls r... ognlsed
as a hlirh poot, and my reni'.val from
Washlngton WOS a promotion, but v.-ry
Hoon after c.minK t.. Iy.ndon 1 roOllBOd
that i araa boood by ties of frlendsbip
to the interests of Amerha, and thonj
I knew I would rather livo thero than 1
in England, though bera I ha\e i.een
troatod arltb the utrnost cordlalltyood
hooplUllty by Klng QeO1*00, the .-'.urt
and the whole of BOdOtjr.
"I feit my deporture from Amertca ho
deeply that BOOO after r-omtns; to Lon?
don I asked that, should opportunlty
srbMt i be aent bocb to vVashlngton.
At lant my wlsh is gratlfie i, and though
i bave nothlng but tbe bappleot memo
ries of niy term ln Ix.ndon my natural
sori'.w at th.- neveranee of auch pleae
ant robttlons is far oatwelghed by Ibe
pleosura r'f my return to Waablngton.
?I have no private imOOM t>, Bpeok
r,f. gnd am f-aerificins; my salary t?. ko
l,j<k to Am<-r1ea, but I do so gladly."
Mr. Ilrun, who is a kOOO h'.rseman.
has already Hent two Irish huntern for
his use to Washlnpton. Ho ha.s taken
I bOUOe nt Bar Harbor. where be xvill
Bpand tho sumr.i.r varatlons. lb- sald
he thOUgbt Har Harbor a frlorioi.s ra
?ort Ho UOOd to tphhA hlH Hiirrimer
holldayB there. He roKrettofl, howevor.
thal his former resldenoo in Washlng?
ton ha<l boon domolished, and ho ex
pectad to have difllculty ln .soi-urlne, I
?UlUble premlso.. for the new legation.
in Mr Broo'a raoidonra at No. 6 t!p
,,er Bolgrave atreet, n.nd.m. he haa
,l,erlshe?i nnmoroUH rn< rner.tos of bta
flojourn m the Unltod Htatea. Con
.picUOUB arnor.K the deromtlonH in hin
-rtvate offlOB Ih a amall Ktar.s ond
Btripoa flag, whkh. Mr Hrun sald. he
had bad Hinoe 1Kfi6. when lt waa glv.-i.
?', nlm ln washln^to,.. On the .v?ll?
,irr. Hoveral Amerlcan pbtures. On hi?
des|, are a Washimfton teb-phone dlrec
(orv and fl "S-ial KoglHtrr.*' They
doUbUBBB remlnd him of happy as-o
cations toon to be renOWOd.
a
MRS. "PAr CAMPBELL ILL
Actress in Dangerous Condition
After Auto Accident.
y,.,,t ? -Mrs I'atrlck >'nmp
jT^SSLi W* bOB he.., ... for
;;,ri;t vxow.-.kspast. .spronoun..d,o
uVTnaHanKerouH.onditlon.
Mn CaovboU haa beea HI ?t ^ home
l, ,, Bauare Loodoo, tor oeariy
'?''"?te-Tshe-alnanautomohil,
S.t3 N*riy '" AOgOSl and was eh.lled
;,y ,he abeob ood aa^peoaro.
BOY MURDERER SENTENCED
Badura, Captured in New York,
Goes to Jail for 15 Years.
Ileuthen (P-rmanx. Sepl. bV l^tOT VoM
Iladura, ,he Z i-h -hl.er and -Or
, , tiin-M t r 1 *N *' Vl I"ii*
gOTOr, wn? xvas eaptur.u
Harbor after a loog ooaoa ra__,baa Baaa
aaaletced to dftaen raara* imprisonn,.-at
Lura ho... U0 B ^k ln IbO l^lbW
UtwaofMfBbrwlta.blllodth^^
MCapBd wlth a larKe an.ount o no.?h
j. 4 ,1.111 when Had ui a xahn
Thia bappaaed in 1?10. waaaaa
_> ,.r ?_e. in.' .xm'lli
onlv sex-enteon yeara i?r "?' ?
? ._,Mw.-n nto eonalder
of the prlaoner waa ibk? ?
ation by the court.
battleohlp mutloled in IflOB, wore io
i st.am atong the Rumanian or Analo
I lian COOOt aml BCOttle and abandon tbe
i ships. ,\s a roward tbe matloaara were
j to rocoive i*_..vii,iin?, tbe reoaolnlngbob,
to go to the esecutlve comnaltteea <?f tbo
r.-volutionarx- anan hist propagandlsta,
1 This ezplonatlon la regardod ofBclally us
t.>.. BtupendoUS lo bave beCB s.-rlously
entertalned even by a rabW araarchlcol
communlty, bul it la genorally admit
ted that there is oarloua rovolutlouory
trouble in the Bhudne fleet in tba
r.,t.nikin motlny the re.-alcitrants'
drst ax-t after mutd.-i 1ng BWOt of tbo
offlcera waa to attack tbe treasiiry, in
the bellef thai it contained $100,*300,
t.ut tbe aafe araa empty. The dlaap
pobitment ao O-Ogperatod IfatuBeheako.
the scanian leader of the mutiny, that
he ilrank a WlueglBBBful of the blood
of tbe last ofllcer who was hi~ vlctim
with the BBVBge nbservatii.n: 'The BO
curaed vamptres have drunk our blood,
noxv we xvill drink th.-irs."
..nninr"
F
With Interest Limit Gambling
Could Be Stopped. Says Pastor.
STATE HAS NEEDED POWER
Exchange Can Purge Itself, He
Declares, and Give Honest
Man a Chance.
Orange, N. .' Bepl 0 The Rav. I?r.
Adolpb ito,..i. r. pastor i f the New Church
of this . :t\ . .?? rt. d in 1. aermon againal
st.,. h gambllna to-day thal Industrtal
stocka ba dlatJngulabad from other kinda
that the differenl hinda of -t...;.
"graded" and thal IntsreaM Ilmlti be Betl
for- each klnd of atocb In thai way, be
aald, tha atoch gamblei could ba eihnl-1
nated.
ni4 aenaon waa ai ampllflcatlon of one
he dellvered a weak ago, ln which he
meraly touched on the Btc- k gambling
.?xii. m.. davi lopod tbi aubjecl to di
v.n.i ln r< aponae !? requ. ta
? it is aol aanumod th.it evarj man .
bandliag stocka and bonda b a gsm
-.,ui ti:. preacher, "or a rogue. i-'ar from
it: Tbe perceatage ?,f dlahoneal or over
eager people ln the ranka of atoch brokera
playlng ti..- goaae la 9* i I Btrei ? la bo
larger than tha pen ? '
gameaters and eard abarpi la ordinan
gamea of carde?bi foi
atanoe."
Hh , ,,t,i.. ....
Por th.- l.al n...t. no ?
made and no ....
Hut, li.r th>- 'i lecl on >.f the boneal
from the ." ? .i-:.,' al i barp and *???
there muat be leglalatlon Legialat ?
alwaya fur the weak mem ?! Th. al
one d< ea nol rw ed II li- -
? ii arlthoul II and ?,'???
r_lmlnale tbe gaml lei .i m W all
Sti > >-t and give the honeal bIcm k i.r,.k?-r
:, chan - And lft lt be dom tl ? Blo< k
?xchange liaelf, alnce thal bod) can mak.
rul. foi thi admlaslon ..i i ejection <>f
membera and knowa more ahoul tha
handllng ..i atocka than otbera it i
ahrewd enouah t" xxir.k al diahoneaty,
marked carda ind loaded dlce ln Btock
gambUng it I therel >re Bhrewd enough
lo make i.ix>. - /,,t t...- malntenanc. ol bon
aaty.
Tha general tradltlon among I ?
la thut the Btock Rxchangi ls auffl, I. ? l
? ? rewd to hold its. |f outalde ..f i omm.
and atatutorj laa and thal it has alwaya
been a Utw unto Itself. lt mus! therefor.
i ?? looked to t.. make .. ich lax-.s ,-is xvill
tlmroughly purge its thraahing floti
I ?? honeat man a i bai ca T t hon
rai man la ln tbi majortty ari<i ii i- crlm
Inally wrong n..t t,, aiva 11'.rr, ,i ..,
and t" rula an organisatlon In a Repub
li ar; land l.y lawa other than republlcan;
thal is. ia-.xs thal r.ixiir tii>- r.-w as agaUnat
tbe many,
KIlmlnatlriK from lha Btock market en
tirely, Dr. Rooder sald, and reearvbtg f.,r
other treatmeol aii raluea repreeeoted 11
land aad water, f.,ur dlatlnci M-ta of
Iranaactloaa are i??ft whlcb hltberte hav
nol been reeognised Ha than wenl on as
foilowa
ti... tirst clasfl handlas rrude prod icta
and leavea lt ln tha crude. lt Involvea
only oaa operation. The aecond Involvea
more than ooe operation, larger expendl
turea, more labor and more skiu.,1 labor.
The thlrd ilaes ls stnck Involvlntr, ;.,-<?!.
.:'.? .,f tranaportatloa, and covars rall
road a, ateamabipa and so fortb. lt ln
voiv.-s leevlng both crude and manufact
ired producl as lt la, b il relataa lt t,. tha
elementa of time and apace by traaapor
t.it,,,n Thf fourth ela-s ls st>..-k r>-pr<?.
aontlng tbe almple tranafei ?,f money or
credlta.
There are four klnd i of nt..,k, and th"v
have aii beea handled ua though they
arere one klnd. Hence Inestrlcable eon
fuslon
when llmltattonfl ar,. ptacod upon deal*
lru:i- ln BtO-CkS, as they mm?t BOeda ho
before wa gai very much further, M
tn.-s'- llmitatlona !>?? graded withln reaaon
to tit the klnd of atorka llmltad
in eloalng Dr. Roadar aotd if the atate
had tOC rtght to creata a |e?<al Inlor.-at
limit and BBJf thoi money kNUM BbOOld ho
HmitOd ln InleroHt to 4 and I or V" per
eaat, that paarnbrokera Bhould i>?. Haattod
to 12 per Oeat, and that loan sharka Bhould
ba ellmlnated. then It eertalnly had the
rlgrht to aay lo a corporatloBi
'Your rat?- of lnt< r.st Ifl llmlt.d to euch
imd BUOk a flgUTe."
Than the Btate, he aald, might a-iKj-'-at
tiiat aii beyoad that , i robiveoted lo i.usi
Bjeaa Rbt Ihe purpoaa ?.i ebaapaBdat tbe
produet, sdding to tbe comfort ot work
men arni so forth, rathor than gfven la
undeoei vlng people and ereaUhtg buiaaua
of charlt) on the on,. hand nn.i naeleea
aealthy paraaltea <>n th.- other.
TIE-UP AT 'BARCELONA
Factories Suspend Work Owing
to Railroad Strike.
Mnr.elona, Bapt '<"> The rallroad work
.tb. who are on strike ln mnny parta of
spain. have aoeeptad the oeTer <>f the
prosldent Of the RBKOlOM I'hamher of
(Vmmerce to ael as arbltrator. K.-pre
sentativeB of thfl rallroad (ompanlcs hOVS
arrlved here and s.em In'llned to meet
thw men in B COM llla'ory aplrlt. The
men. BBWOVer, d.-mnnd that the govern
ment gaaraatee wben?anoe of any term*
arramrod.
in the nteaa tbae tha strike leaders are
Brgtaag tha aaaa la rasraln from lilegal
aots and dlaord. r. flad have off.-r.d the
Mayor BOglBBeiB (0 lnuiK ln iHttle tralna
r.i Bunply tha muik..t ,\ Oosan (Betorlei
ln llan-olona wlll ba ...mpelled tO suspend
work to-morrow hfrraUBa of htek <>f i?al.
Only thlrt-en tralns, aul of B norrnal sei
vlce of one hiindred Hnd flfty. left Barce
lona yeaterday.
FOOLISH TO 801 i GOM.
Operators Say There's No Rea
son for Excessive Prices.
SUPPLY SOOIM ADEQUATE
Mines Fast Catching Up and
Production Promises to Sat
isfy All Demands by Winter.
lt is foollsh to rush ln now and ou\
bard coal at ahnormnl pri.*. s, In the be
j lief that a Bhortaga arlll make stiu hlgbei
rates thi*> artater, aecordlag to a atate
BMnt kwoed by the rtnthraclte operators
commlttee laal nlght,
Notarlthatandlni thfl facl that tho lonp
duratlon <>f eold weather last 4vinter de
pleted thfl isu.'il BOrplttB, and that pro?
duction waa Biagtcaded laal *"prtag be
caoaa of labor trouUca tiperatora ban
Blaee been faal catching np, and hope tn
prodaca the uaual maxlmum toaaaga
"Faara <>f a Bhortaaa aad eoaaeojoenl
'fltlike pri.es' BflflOl entlrely iiniiistlfle.l,"
aayi thfl atatement "There ls no reaeoo
I.. aoppoec that aay eo**aBaaflr arho r -
fuaea to pay aa Bhaonaal price for eoal
will fall to get a aupply al a iteraaal flg
ur. Tbe fad that the mlnes are pro
dodng enough coal to satisfy tho need
should remOTf all anxlety."
The atateaaeal af the eaaJBtaYaf1 rom
mit.ee Is as foUowa:
It neems fltfiiil* that thfl Bathracttfl
opcratora ahould make .. Btatement oi
facta about tha coal trade Bltuatlon to
?. t!. a ho feel al.-iini leat tha
?upply be Inauffident to naeel detnandfl
ti'is winter
Deapite Obstacles.
it la hnoam, of conraa, that the pro
'l.i.'tion this year haa been conalderably
leaa than ln tbe correapondlng parlod
laal yt ir. o*artng to the fluapenalon ln
Aprll and May lt la alao tro* thal thfl
exreptlonal eeverllji of last winter and
the loaa duratlon of cold weather leTt
laaa flurplua coal than oaaal at the i.e
KinninK of th.- wann Boaaon.
iint ln apite of a Bhortaga of labor in
Boma illatrlctfl thfl production of coal
Mncc the Buapenalon anded baal Bean
aboTe nonaal, and by operatlng tha
ii.in.ia Bla daya In tha weeh, excenl when
labor la unavallable. tha companl.
made up for aotna of tba loal tlme. They
nr.- non axerting everj efTorl to mlne
and prepara tha maxlmum tonnage, and
the reaull la tiu.t with each month tha
? ?. ??? ln the 1811 produ. tlon, as i om
pared with th .t of 1811, becotnea Binallei
Th. offori bj aome daalera to pa]
higher lhan clrcular prlcea la the reaull
,.r the rusn of ponaumera who hare be
rome alarmed t ?? reporle tbal ? ahoi'
would force atlll higher prl. ? a
latei In the aeaaon if the preaenl
? ?? ad o| ?:atlon "f the rnlnei
the facl thal ihe
? ' "
e unli terrupted operatlon foi a long
tlme t,. ...in-', tha feara ol
atrlk.
tlrely ui Phen no n
naunu ?
to pai | 11 fall to 8*1
t tn. ? mai fl tura
The m. r? facl thal thei ?? la i ol a gn flt
quantlt ?
irm It n
If there w->re .. pro ; ? ct ol an li U
t: .ti |n mtnlnfl But alnce th.
auch proap. I, lha fa. I thal Ih* nilnefl
nr" produ. Ina ei o gn nal to aal ' I
t ?. .1 of coneaim.
ri\. I ui il:--. n "i ?-. it I- Impi e thal
thla alnter will ba aa a< ? ? ind
aa laal
Biq Eaatern Demand.
Then I
?-.-?? moi ?? illffl.-ult
ttl m othei -!..,'
? ,.?
I'nuall. ? ? nd foi
roal In March. uwlna
lt ti .- i.
not take th<
that during l
t ir ti.
? ? ? :
the i:..*'
. t of a
? .
roal mu ? ? ? befoi e
\,!.i,.,i to thla, I ? ? n ol iprll
and Ma li ' tbe largeal
? " ".??-. : made,
ahorten. 1 br bi I montha the
? rig a bl. i. roal i ould ba
ahlpped Ihi .uah the
Thla
ippl jrlna i ha' i "fi..r
\.,t,' theli efforta n. the auramar to ;<
comtnodatlng the marheta ihal ire
reached bj water during th.
tlon Kotwlthatandlng thla, how
I'-. >.r. the aectlona from wl
come have recelvad thelr uaual propor
tlon thia aummer an.l fall Tha trouble
ts thal tl ara tuia I ? n laaa ? oal to go
around alnce the wh,. n ended
than laal jrei r, and whlle the propor
tlonfl for tin- raiioua marketa have been
maintalned the actual ahlpnenti I ive
baen neceaaarily lees
It ahould be borne ln mlnd, thfl .?;?<
,-it.ira' ...iniiilttee seti f..rth, that at thlfl
tlme, waefl prenlnm prlcea ara belng
freely offered by aoalera and mlddlemen,
th* barger eompanlee, whloh prodoca tha
bulk of the Aupply. ar?* Buppljrlng thelr
enatonera at tho regalar elreular prlcea
they nre not Bellillg at a preinlum, nor
do they contamplata any nd***anoa un
pi lee.
"Whatevar tonnaga may be dtapoeed of
by producera al tba higher Hgurea is that
which ls eold by Independent operatora,
and repreaenta oniv a amall proportlon
,.f the total output,' aaya tbe eonualttee.
?
SA2ON0FF LEAVE-TAKING
Russian Foreign Minister Quits
British Court.
[Br i '? ?? ta Tha Trfbuae l
Loadoa, Bept ota?Tha j-oim.-ai con?
fireiKes ut lialmorul have, ended. M.
flamnnff. tha Raaaaaa TototMn Minis?
ter, will COBie to London to-day and
nmain, a. .i.nllng to prcserit axraiiK.*
iiieiits, untll Wednoaday, when ho arlll
leava for 1'arln, where, he will havo In
terrlewa with PraaJdaat iaJUaaraa nnd
I'ri-nii.-r I'omcare before r.-Hiimli-g his
jouraey to st. Pataratrarg*.
LORD ROBERTS 80 YEARS OLD.
I.ondon. Bept BO, Karl HobertB,
Kii-rl.md'H most famous llving eoldler,
will .elebrate hlii atghtleth blrthday to
day at hls eountry houm* at Aseot,
where he will ba tha r<*< ipl. nt of COB*
giatalatary BjaBaaVpal from uii parta of
tha eonatry an.i amptra.
STORM AT PEACE CONGRESS
Criticism of Italian Airmen Re
sented at Geneva.
Qeae*ra, awltaaeland, lept o\ Another
-aoraay Beeaa markad tha doelng aaaalon
iBBiaiday af the lataraatfoaal Paaoa Ooa
04888. Thfl uiuoar 88J CaOBfld by a flgflflBh
by i>r. Oobat. in whlch the p**eaaaeBl af
the Internatl.trial Mureau of Pflacfl <-har
actartjed the Itattaa airmen who aaea
beaa Baaeatlag in Tripotl dartag tha aar
aa "lalganda af tha alr" Lovd erlea ?f
proteai aera ralaed in Bareral aaetloea of
thfl iiudlt-nif, ami the Bgflflkflr was rum
pelled to BtOp for 8888881 inliiutes.
The grantlng of ooeaplatfl aaaaaatay to
Aisa.-e Loaialaa as oaa of th<* fedarated
Oennaa Btatea woui.i, in the oi.inion af
the P*ieach and .J.-ruian deiagatea to tht
p-grBflB. i"' a deeldfld atep toward better
r-datieofl betweea fraaoa an.i Graraaaay.
They prenenteil a renoliitlon to thlH effeot,
and lt was adopted by a-'.-lamatlon Ly tlie
80888888,
The congress deri.lid to m.et n. xt year
? t The BagVB and in 1914 at Marlenlvad.
Even Missionaries Bad for
Esquimaus, Says Stefansson.
WILL APPEAL TO CAINJAD/S
Explorer Wishes to Kenp Blonci
Tribe Forever Away from
Civilization.
Vilhiaimar BtafflBBBoQ. xxho dlacoverei
the blood BoqabBBOfl of Coroaatlea Oull
aanoaaoed reeterday thal he would go U
Ottawa to make an appeal t.. the Caaa
di.in govarnmanl to protacl tbe tribe
againal tbe eaoroachmenti <>f dvlllsa
tlon
?it makea no dlfference whether t:i<
visltor is ,-i xvhal. i. S fUT trader or ? mts
alonary, he is aqually bad for tba E lojid
maua," sald Mr. Btefanssoo. "1 would
like to bar out ev??rybody, Includlng my
fleir. u it were pr.i.ti.ai, but, unfortu
nately, thal li no longer feaslble. In ad
dition to mys.if. Patbor Roblere, a Ro
m.in Cathollc miaalonary, has viaited tha
tarrltory, an.l uadoubtedly other mlsaion
ari.s wlll follow.
"Wben you dloeover a new people com
BM I'ial f'.lk want to know the |
ties Of tiade, of minimj and of furs. The
Bhurch people ask about the bouIb No
bod) eorea lf th.- people la externdaated.
N'.ii.u.iy earea about the bodleo."
ln reply to a query as to whether there
wara not baneflcial things wblcb th.- mla
slonarles and i Ivilizntioii WOUld brtns to
the aatlvee, the axplorar repUed: "i iho ild
prafor to k. bp them aa thej are. II tbe)
ar.- healthy, contented and prosperous,
Whal ntor.- cin you a-k for thi mi'"
"Civilization Means Extermmation."
Mr. Dtifanason doea not baee hla deeire
to keep out tbe mla lonariia, the tradera
an.l the r?-st .if the Bdvance guard of ctv
iiization on tha around thal tbe Baqul
msuflf preaant ataadaurda ..f iif'- ar>-, from
aa abatroi t poln! ?f r/lew, more di Ira ??
than thooe of the real of tho aorld, but
Bimply on the ground thal the comlng ol
ctvUlsatton meana extorniinatlon for the
natlvoa n- pointed out thal in Alaska
aad througbout tbe Aretlc regiooa the
. im.uia bad alwaya dwladled wlth
amaslng rapldlty wbeo thej cama Into
ntact xxith whlta m. n The i iplanatlon
he found chlefly m their i isceptl
the dlaeasea wblcb the whlta man trrk i
aitb blm.
um d.4. ifl? i- aot tbe onlj evil wblcb
,. , piorar ragarda as an attendsal ln
train of i Ivlllxatl * "The comlng of
I
ttlon ot
too, wlth ?
tlon thej
, ' ? rhlta mai
... Ib on*
I
more thai
a llmll th.-f -
fon .rn tha ui ' "f ,h''''
xx hen, i?? ari er I ?
down i ???? ? ma un
?
la Mr. BK
i
. ? , ? ? . ?.??;. He
;. iat. i ? ui II al ??? Iy li
lh. Danlal ?
.... . , .......
trangero. hava 1
to th. ra.
?
?.., ?...,... ?.?
.
to keep fln
r tho ti.,-.
Would Kill All tbe Remdeer.
i II ?
U I ? ? ii .>| el ?
xxith reindi pr. Tbla *
? ? ......i t: ?
rompl. te extermlnal
whl. h formertj ei ted ln 1
the milllon Tbe Esonln
termlni ? 1
rjulf region If thi i elled to uie
theli preaenl
a j ? f fln
and tb. ? I.f the ?
,:...ii ..f the
? lau* "
071th ? elghteei ? ?? th. ?
hop. s n. I. ad aaothoi ? n ? dition li I
? | of the bidnd, or, n< b
:. fen to them, the "aaan
ln order t>< c ?!'? rt ad
data m ragard to tha ethaologlcal prob
i.-i;i xxh-. ii th. v preaant Hla I
due t,, hla fear thal peatlloaea maj de
atroy the tribe or a large part <.f it.
Fjtefanasoa Bald yeaterday thal bi
i; ,,| ra ... r .,- ? ?? ted i eidtlvi ix- that the
rariatlon of blondneaa xxas due to mtsed
blood. He aald tbal he would be i
lag to make aay euch Btatemeal untll he
i, ,,i made -i eenaua of the entlre tt ii,.- and
had made an aecurate eounl of the ex
a.-t e\t?T,t of tho rartatton. In bb nesl
expeditlon be xvill be equlpped aitb i
, i.ior photograph outflt, whlcb will
in - stabll ihlng the fa. ta of hla dl
RELIEF ONLY TEMPORARY
Prussia Plans Municipal Control
of Moat Prices.
Berhn, B. pi "*1 Prussia rafusafl to en
lartalB tbo Mea of aotboilabig tf|" Impor
tatb.n of in ib Botopean froaaB beef m
order lo retteve the aituation cauaed by
the acarclty ot aeat Thia aroobl be tbe
only effe.tlve remedy for the prOSOBt
ia?k af flesh food, aooordlBg to the geo?
aral toaa of lha maaaldpad aad eommer
i-ini pfoteata aaol la to tbe loverpmeni
Th? Prueeaaa foveramaal anpoortcaa,
howover, that tt win faenttate tho Impor
tatlon of llvestor-k, fr.-sh beef and porfc
from rorbBBi regloaa of Burope f?.r bbM
BOdor imiilclpal lontrol of prlcoa lt hol.ls
oui a ptoapect of a reduetloa <>f frolghta
an.l dUtlea tO iio ln'11 operation from (ie
tOber 1. and lh',-< rn.ix .riahle tho munlct
palltlaa to Import Aufltrallan mutton,
wbleh xx.mi,i afford aome rellef durlng tba
l.il t.-r part ..f thfl xxlnt.r.
The govornmoat'fl acoompaitylng atate
m.nt declarea the eaueea <.f the H.nr,-it\
nnd hlgb prieaa t.< i.e temporary aad t,.
ba due t<> the drouth <>f Ifil. Ita relii f
moaeuroa, therefore, an- ais.< tamporar)
an.l it mttmatoa its intenbon t<> resume
later <ui ns protoetlva polley an.l t>.
make the r.iiintrv Itself supply Its o\x n
market
The meaaurea proposed aro genarally
regarded aa ijotaig ooly bolf way aad as
ntterly Inefferttve t>> eheek the aideapraad
ai-'ltatlon.
SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE.
?Tapa. what doea erbttratloa BMonf
??it mea ofl thal wheo two poword of
equai strength got bald af ? Bssaller
country th.y a^reo to dlvldo lt e>|ually."
?blfa,
ROOM SEEKING MADE EASY.
The Tribuno'a Room and Board Reg
iater ia at your disposal. Conault it.
For High Balls
take
Abollinaris
IT "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS."
It blends
perfectly with
all Whiskies
It makes
them more
wholesome
Columbia, S. C, Fire Fighter
Completes Training Here.
SERVED IN THE RANKS
Two Other Chiefs Now Learning
L.itest Wrinkles, and Others
Ask the Privilejje.
x a Tork Ij rhc training school of the
land I'r.iin tha great eountry, north,
aouth and we t. pouj ln the thuaiaaiBla to,
Btudy an.i learn adraaeed rnethods of all
kinda, And then they return to their
omm inltlea t,. ntlllse their aequired s-kin.
gurgeone, teachera teebaieal men, all of
. .1 ..?ii.'t-. hava been comimr to
New Yorh for ??> fea weeka or a fea
montha each year for a long time. But
non a BOW line of etudy 1*. belng taken
adeantage of The city haa begaa to en
tertaln ehiefa of ontaldfl fire departinentfl
aad to glw them the beneflt of s.^tnc
what i*-- Bometlmea called tha beat dai art*
menl in ti.e \4-..fi.l nt vork.
.'i.!.-f W .1 Bfay ..' the C.il.imhia. S CL,
departmenl raturned to the South reeter
daj after ?<? ? ""?; le ..f areeka ln New y..rk.
r W. H. Olbbee of i IMnn i
.1 example ot the hustltn-- "ne*jr"
? ?I .i of gouthern cltlee, arrenged '.\\.b
i':..->? . lomml .-. .,- i by
i *hlef bfay i nll ted aa
?? Ith Engli ?? -'. ln < lr. at
Chlef Kenlon s
..- tera 11 iring ;:???? ? ?.? the vttritor
' worklng al
i Ig i'ii..- tei thfl traln
? -. iluable to him
? ?' lu.*-.' . haa ? ?? * ? ? ? bui'd
idy, and aa thr. ? ? nea are
? ? tarted I
? ? ?? !..r. bulldlng
? ? ? I-. a large,
heegty
: | I ?. ? ? i
ti.- depert
? ? ? ? '-r had th" ? Iiati.-e
metuaea
w in>n i lianda Iteh
"AII ;? BUtb watoh
'
ntlnucd.
to i >n them, an.l
ler dtlea
?
.; le, 44" i are f. -rt ? -
?
? rb ?? i
. ti. get
thlng 44 e are
rb ' i ? ?> 44" roll It's
.
hava mai dthoagh
i- changlng all
tl .,! ?
ao the gueal
. .ii" of them ?
\\ j ? ? . ? . ,? ? .. oth< r.
kwell, of i:
?: ? j':*<t on the I
Both ara
: ual l.r.ii. n :. th. rartk.-.
.. - . ? -. altora "
?ald Fli . n. "f >r
r !?? putatkm, but
il.- here."
anitten f.>r
rl p. rio.l of
i ? . . ..-? nt.
DISAGREE ABOUT FIREMEN
Eriton Criticises, Frenchman
Praises, New Yorkers.
Iltbo ii h tha laternatlonal Mra Pwrea*
Itlon Congreflfl and the i"ir.- Expoettlon
hava been poetpoaed from the orlglnal
.lat.- October - to Decembor, at afadlaon
.-?? Oarden, In order t.> Inaure a larg*
. ?!? legatea from foretgn
countriea, Intereat ln the aubjecl contta
i.. i be au. Hoa ?' t" tha Rtneea and
rapabllltlea ? ?* the New fork ar* 'i>.-!it.r*<
haa non becona tha aubjecl <>f an -.>;?:
natlonal controveraj Ona man. un Bag
llsb exp. rt, i arralgaJ the Nea
Ifork flremen, ahlla a Prenehnan takaa
hm eppoeltfl rlaa and i** aann in hla de
r nofl <>( amerlcan Rremen la gen. tal and
New \v.ri*.** Bn Bghtera in partleular.
geeretary s:..-!.-1. of tha Brltleh rtra Pre
rentlon Commlttee, t....k oceaaaon to ooa>
demn th? Bjethoda ol 'ir.* Bajhttng and
prevention ln thi* dty reeently. Ha *<a;d
thal no tlr.ni.iii BBOUld BflplTfl to bfl any
thlng higher in tha depa/taaenl than a
battaUon chlef, becausfl after a Breaaaa
K,,t tu I.,- head >>f a Ura departmant, after
paaatng through th.. vartooa gradea, h>*
waa a "glorlfled for. man artlaaa." Ha
...iii.'.i thai it 4vas greatly t,. i..- daptweed
lhat amerlcan are otneera arere not re
crulted from West Potat and Aaaapotta,
pvikiea lilehotte, of I'an**. prtaadeat
.111,1 chlef engineer >>? tha technlcal oota>
miit"" agalnal ih" nnd acctdenu in
Kian. >'. in a letter Juat i8C8i*red rtdteuiea
the atatementi of ifr aaeha n<- aaya:
i haea rtaad th" remarka of Mr gacha
about the New V/orh Mra Department
an.i i ihal them more than fltrange. Thla
tentleman, wbo la at the head ,.i a com?
mlttee thal could d>> an Immenae amounl
,: .....,i. t.ut. unfortunately, accompllahefl
[nothlng on account ol his Incompetencc,
sp.'.ks >t in.it t. rs he knowa nothlng
about an.l pretendfl t.. crltldae, whereaa
his crlticlam la extremely rldlculouj
M. MtChOtta gOBB .". to p.,int out thfl
fataouaaeaa of followlng Mr aaeha'a sug
?eatlonj about taktag anay aad aaey
ofAcera Into thfl Plra I>. partment. and
cioeea by aaytai ha aaahaa the aremaa at
Parlfl would learn how t.> COP] tho rneth?
ods of the New Vork ort-anl/atinn.
C_D DEMOCRAT OUT FOR TAFT.
l n.v Teaagreph t.?Tti<* Trtbaaa.]
' Uo.-h.st.-i-, Bept tt. Il"il..'i-t Wads
\4..ith, ..f Av.m, .'..usln of JSJBM W fFflaSO
BTorth, th.. RepahUeaa **o*aJaea for looty
tananl Go*raraor aad a Hftleag Daaaoeeat,
bM anii.iun.'.d hls Intentlon to rotfl for
Piaatdeat Taft an.i CoagieaBBBBa Dan
forth.
ARREST HALTS WEDD1N6
Bridegroom Is Locked Up on a
Charge of Grand Larceny.
WIFE GROWS HYSTERICAL
Second Ceremony About To Be
Performed?Say Manufac
turer Is $5,000 Short. ,
Haif an hour before he was to be re
marrled to his second wife, Louis Doueh
kees, president of the Natlnnal Gaa and
r;iectrle Kixture Company, with offlcea at
N'o. 3C, West l&th street, was arreated
last night on a oharge of gran-1 larceny
made Bgalaat him by Max Hereohfeld,
manager of the corporation. Tiie woman
he-ame hyst-'tcal on learnlng of her hue
baod'B arrest, and begged to be ?ocked up
ln the ccll wlth him.
Accordlng to the police, Doushkeea in
dueed Estelle Teller, the bookkeeper uid
cashler of the 'oncern, to make out two
checks on the Securlty Hank?one for 1225
and the other for 1250. He then got tha
glrl to indorse the cbecks ond to turn
th. m ov,?r to him.
Jyarnlng that Doushkeea waa prepartng
to leave town, Miss Teller communtcated
with Hlrschfeld, who engaged a lawyer
to ga over the books, and four.d a short
Bga of 1^,700. Hirachfeld immedlately In
formed the police, and Detective Daley,
who made the arrest last nlght. was as
lignad to the oase.
Two months ago, accordlng to Mrs.
DoushkOOB, she and her husband were
marrb-d at Ctty Hall by an aldorman and
th- weddlog last nignt woa t>. take pince
only to satlsfy the wlsh. s of Mrs I'oush
k.es s r.-latlvcs. A rabhl had BOOO en?
gaged and at the tlme of the arrest the
guastfl wero waiting at the brldi 's boBfll
Daloy had boaa watchinu Mrs. Doush*
k.-s's home at No. T.tI For.st BVOniB .
WhflVO Bhe iiv.,1 xxith h.r peOBaB, xxhos>
name la Tennerwuerzel. Last nlght ba
4.ixv Mrs. Dc.ushkees come out of her
home aeeonipenled by the prbwaer'a
brot! . r. I^ra.-I Isra.l. and walk dOWB
Beventk avenue to the home of the prts
OOer, at N'o Ifl West Ultb street, wh.te
thej w^r.- tnlned by Dsoahkaen Thay
then went to a tU.riat's BtOTO, wh.-re they
. ht a brldal aieaih aod bobsb otb. r
Bowera Aa they Btepped outalde the door
th. datectlva made the arreet
"Tou oaa K" xv ith m.. to tbe PFeal l_Kh
sri"-t pollei BtatlOBg" aald Daloy, ajutetly;
"y..u aro umb-r arroat?you .ue nbBigawl
witii graad larceny."
Doushkeea stoo.i ipeechleaa, apparaaitly
unabl,- to ginsp the import ,>f the detOO>
tlve'fl decbaTBtaOO, when his wife ex
clalmed:
"What dof-4- fris BBeBB?*' flhe donflBSided.
notldag tbal Daley bad relalaed his hoid
; upon h.-r husband**!' ate* re
she araa toM ba waa a prfaMBier, and waa
acqualnted with ti..- .-n.-irge agoloot him.
"Why, this liinr baa," she crled.
Bhe xxas thep Inforasad that he would ba
Uttmedlatdy taken t<? the poUco station.
? lyt Ufl ko thrOUgh the marriage cere
: iin.ny"-she begi.in
Daley, aft-r lasrning >,f tho propo.ed
ceroatoay, shook bis head. 'That wlll
be Lmpoaalble," i,-- dectaiud.
"TOU may bfl fl gUSOt Then. after the
ceremony is ovar, you < an take Louis to
tbi polloa station," she uiged.
BBBwarod ln the negailra Bflopbal
I ally.
Mr< Doushkeej and leveral of her hui
baad'fl relativ.'s a? companb d the prifloner
to the polloe station, wbaaa he waa eon
froated bj Mlaa rallar and HbaehfOld.
Mr>-. Doushkeea baoaane byabaarload and
araa stritrttd Into a alde room, where sh??
flwaooed. Bhe was ravlvod? arltb some
dlftVuJty. hy a m.itron. Mrs. Doushkeea
and bar bOObOOd'a relatives returned to
tbe a-s.-mbied guaala and informed fhom
that the ceremony had be,n p.'stponed.
I Hut fow Of them were axvare of the fact
i that Douabbees ted baen air.sted.
Doaabbfloa sai.l iils arrest xxas the re
: -iilt of flfaita, ar.d tliat he xxas lnnocent.
COLONEL'SELECTORSTOGO
Conditions To Be Deterrained
To-day in Pennsylvania.
HarrisburK. I'enn . Bept 20.?'I hope tr?
gfll the matt.-r settled to-m..rr.>xv." s.l.l
Chalrmaa Henry <; RTaflaoa of tiie Re
pubUcaa Btate Commlttee to?nigbt upon
hla nrrival here. The chairnian axpeetfl to
m?..-t tbe coaamlttee of RapuMlcanfl from
I Phlladelphia aad tbe Waahlagtoo party
men, teaded hy BX-BtBte BetUtOr William
, Fiinn. to-morrow BBorntng t.< airaaagi f?r
| the xvith.iraxvai <>f RoooivaM alictora it
|was sai.l miauthorltattvaly to?alght thai
the raaignataO*?i >>f the atectorfl mlghl h?
put into tbe bOOda of an attorn-y. to file
aboul Oetoher h The alaefon have beofl
sumnione.l bere to m.-et wliri the n.n
l'..rr...'S. What aoadttlOBa xxill Bfl dOtOT
mlner b not araown
Tho st.it.? .-otnmitt... ls s. bedBM tO
| m....f at 2 o'elOOk, hut Mr. 0TBSSOB de?
cilned to make any pr.-.ll>-tlnn as to what
| would be done. Robert K. TBBBg, can
dMate foi state Treeeuter, anivad to
nlght aml ha,i ? eoBferoaee wlth tha
stut.. chalrnaan
The state OOBUBlttaO'a suh-comnilttee i.,
tdl vacanclos will meet lmmediatelx atte
tbe ooafeionce xxith the ei..ct.us, and it>
report wlll be baaed upon the result of
tbe niorning m.-etbiK'
CHURCH CALL BY TELEPHONE.
Mont.-lair. N J.. Sept. lf.?TlM ROV.
Dr. Cterlea s. mius. wba has booaoaOed
to the First Oaogregafloaal Cbareb of
Montclair at a sabu y of 17,000 a year.
road hl.-, letter af reaignaf.on to-day to
tbe oongregatlaa of the rilgrlm Congre
gatloaal Charch la Bt Louis, accordinx
t.. trord roeolvad baaa, when the Moat
clalr Congragatloaaliata declded last
w.-ek to mxite Dr. Mllls here the prearh ?
er xxas loformod Of the ai tlon by lona
distanee talephone by C, H. Baker. Thia
xxas sald to be one of the longest "calla"
ever aent for this purpoee by telephoat

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