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PROGRESSIVF.
But Not Radical.
^W'iatli
awtwtu
The Only New York
Republican Paper.
gfcLXXl I ?. N? 24,0(>Q. ^^.^araaaaiy *nd NEW-YOEK, MONDAYa SEPTEMBER JO, l012.-F()rRTi:i:\ PAGES. * * PHICK ONK CENT
In (Ity of Naw Vork. Jer*ej r Ity nn.l Itobohen
KtSEWHKK- TWO CKNTS.
TAFT AGAINST
E
President Repeats, Regarding
Wexico, That No Such Action
ls Probable, Despite
Senate Report.
BUT NOT AN IMPOSSIBILITY
Advance Intimations of Sub
Committee's Findings Will
Not Change His Attitude
?Extra Session of
Congress Unlikely.
Beverly. M:i?s.. Pept. 29.?Tho report
.fthe apoclal Benate commlttee which
Luatigatrfl relatlona with Ifcxloo and
the levolutlona of Madero and Oroaoo
.iii not tafluenca PreoMent Taft ln his
pollry tOWOTd that oountry. Pttbliabe*!
rrports that have reached th.- l'resi
dent here that tbe Benate rob-eo*_mit>
tP* lv in fovor of lotarveotlon have
been read xvith care by tho ProoMant
but will not change hla nttltude.
Thrs Btalaaaeal waa made by tho
preMdent to COilon arho' talked v* ith
him to-day. His pooltlon lo rosrard to
jlexlco, h<- tr.1,1 hi? vlaltOlB, has not
rhangod slnce he sent tho Mexican Am
bassador hurrylng devrn to Meolco Clty
with word from the WhltO Houae that
lntorvention araa not an Impoaatbillty.
Mr. Taft is "t preparod ti> call Coo?
paaa m exira iiooirm to paaa upon tbo
need ftr intrrvention. and ha told bla
callers to-day that ba had oo preooni
Jntention of dotog bo. H< la Itantltog
upon his d.-'laratii'ii to tho Mexi. an
Ambassador and boUarvaia that coodi
ti.tis haxo improved Blace be told him
ahat might i.e expected from tbo
United state* ,r Amoricaa Uvoa ond
property arera ool protected. He made
lt clear to ftrk ida that intorventii'ii is
Li as far away to-day as ll waa then
-it is nui a probabUlty, hut ii is ool
an luipooaibillty.
WaahlngtOB. Bapt a*.?Bandeof n*arou0
Inp rebela are reported acain to h.- aettva
tlonc tho Sfestcaa border, eadaagorlng
t> of ABBorlcana and other tor- j
Eaeia. The latool .-..mpuinant 0 tha
Eoaager ol th* Hearart reiteh, la North
labua, who haa aaked pro
bc0M rrom tl ? Anaarle ia Conaul at ClaV
?ahua
reporttBa to the State
. aald tha military BU
Bemiei nt Chlhuahua iiad promlaad to
mt a fore io guard the Heorot arop
trty.
ACCUSED OF $25,000 THEFT
Lemuel E. Quigg's Brother Ar
rested in Providence.
rravkience, R. I. Bapt, _!?.?Alfred
W, Qtiigg. l.r.'Uior ..f I.omiiei E. Qwipgj.
of Raa York. araa arreated bofa this
afteni'X.n. .harged with th- lar *n >>f
?MeOOfroni J lrxir^ Davia Th.- lat
ter was taken into cuatody >n Frlday
nig-htori four counta alleging embeaale
n.cnt ,?: 124,000 from tbe Orand Lodge
of Rhode laland, Ancleot Ordor of
United Work
It ii rharged by th.- potW e tbal Quigg
. the mooey froiB Davia, altof
ing that be waa g?>ing to boy a newa
paper ln New York. and never pald it
? ..-k. Qulgg denled tbla wben ahowB
notes for 134,236 purporttng to ba
80ned by iiinis.-lf and held by I>: vis
Ht was !"< k-.l up fOf the aight and
wiii u arralgned ttninorrow.
m
BIG STRIKE IN MANILA
Cigar Makers, 15,000 Strong,
Suspend Work.
Manila, Bept -"?'? Tba <i*,'ar indnitry
ln Manila is pra.-ti. a!ly susperid.-d.
Flfte.-n thouaand B?Oa ar- ool on Hlrike
ind ftxv.r than OTM 1 hOUl B ad ar.- at
work Thi -ronoabera object t<> the
Kheme of govarttflBOBtal r.-g,istration.
This Momin^S Nem
Z.OCAX.. Poge
lri4h Hi naen i refended. 1
Bnrte Llfe When Arl I..HH. 3
Deba Bpeeki al the Gardea. 3
... foi M"\ lag Man. 3
ibvatt rj Llne Urged. 4
Would Bar .Mi-si"nai lea. 6
?Bi ? < ? Btudy Here. 5
<"oal Enough by Wintor. *
s .;?;. icnbllng Renaedy.... 8
v.'in r.e . Bel Cantn. 7
Twenty-three week*.., 7
Plann Bchool f.,r Midwivea. 8
Boy VTatchman hlghta Thlavoa.14
Han Givaa rJcheppefa Btorloa.M
i of Bl| lle. t Ai rlvea.14
POZ.ITICAX..
Mrpby Controla al Bjrraoaaa. 1
Wiinr.n f.,r ''iibolaed Conveptlon.... l
?4 >;,, Murphy Ib A?airiHt Dlx 3
Ufl'.. ra 00 fot gyraeuae. 8
aiu.t He Inanlmous. S.,xs Dowllflg.. 3
Mx Denlea Highway iund MRaldaM... 4
fampaian Chaora Taft. *
^'jrt.,:, Bai k, B 'J'aft Adlierent. 4
OENERAL
Uwrerir-,- bfob PlghtB Peltoa. 1
l>04j5ex4.M H? .Motli... s Hoaaa. 4
Ipaaa Plgbta f"i Llfe Te-doy.14
roarxoH.
?Oarvantlofl a Mealoo Improaable..., l
TurV,. Ti.t-ef, Ariother War. 1
H'm.-x OatlOOh MriKl.lor..'- 8
fa-MiniiMer to U 0 RaappolBted. 8
b?tailH of Ruaalaa Matlny. 8
MISCE__AKEOUS
Bdltorlal . 8
ew-le--, . 8
ffhaatrlcal . 7
Obltuary . 7
Vporta .B and 9
"?wa f,,r Women. ?
A*rny ind Navy. *
leather . ?
*hippiriK Kewa . ?
toanrUi and Mark?itB.10 and 11
baal Kaute.ia
TURKEY FACES
Joint Serbo-Bu.garian Note to
Porte Demands Autonomy
for Macedonia in Un
compromising Terms.
GREECE READY TO JOIIM IN
Hope of Avoiding Another Euro
pean Conflict Becomes Slen
der?Ottoman Empire's
Internal Weakness Les
sens Chance of Peace.
[B? Cahle ta The Tribane.]
i-oii.ion, sept. 8a? in the Balkaaa the
Bltuatlon ls extremely m<na<Iiik. It ls
Btated that ii john noto ir.,m Bulgaiia
and S. rvia deniaBdl8g autoaomjr t',.r
Maeedoala haa been aeal te Tarkey,
and that ir" ao satisf.utory rr-ply is r
r-elved a declaratloa ?.f war arlll foUow.
Bervla la -.rndmK kta reeenriBta te
regjUneatB BtaUoned .-n the Turktah
troatiar and has perfeeted lier arraage
mi nta tor war.
"i coavantlon between .'rcr*.--*. Mnn
tene-rr... S-r\ i., ;,tid Ruljraria for J..i*it
actloa agalnal Turkry. ar.or.Mii-- t.. the
s,.fia r*-orreepoiMleal of "The Tlroes." la
reB-ar.b'.l ;.s- .1 fait ar-compli
The contlnued Baaa?liiallum >.f Bul
garlanfl in Maeedoola are exaeperatiag
Bulfjaiian Nntimiiiists, 441th arhom tha
wheefl HuiRarian nation eppeara t..
?ympetal*-e. This aldeefread smu
pathy forms a poarerful factor agalnjl
tho rriHititpnance of peace, and it is
feaied that Klng Fr-rdinand ..nd thfl
BulK'.rian Premi.**r will l.r unai.L- t..
i\ <ri an explosinn.
Atrocities Told Of.
Inrl.ed, war is reco-*nlz>d at- inevl
tablfl in tll-e aheeace of any BigHJ of tlie
rmiediai neagurea whi.h raual be
taken qulckly t<. be effleactoaa Mu?
meroaa Maceexajaejn i*efugt*-ea ..r.- iak
injr refuge in Bulgaria, and thelr
storie*. of rrueltlea commltted by Turks
echo throughoul the eountry. in Bul
gariat, 1 ir. lea thfl teaaloa la reaarded
as unbearable, and it is opealy 1(s
.-.rt.d that \4ar would 1..- preferablfl
and that the ...iintry is r.-ady f-.r this
alternativr*.
Moateaegro has been a-arned bj thr*
powera agalnal purautng ., provocative
policy, l.ut there is newa of an aftack
by Moatenegiln taeoaa upoa a Turktah
foroe, ln whlch th?* Ttnk.s ar.- said t..
hava lost aaaTlly,
.;r'-.'.-<' has aaaaanded natlafactlon af
Tarkey ln somewhat p. rrmptory tornis
for th?; BCtlon t.f th?- Ttirkish troopfl
afl fljamoa in firin-r on thr* Qreek flteamer
BoumefL Thfl Turkleh governmenl h..*
prolnlaed an Inqutry and rorproaard Ita
regret at tha occu****e8tce. In oonee
queace "t tha Blttaatioa, Klng <;.-<irK*-;
..f Qreecfl luddenly lefl Copenhegen
last nlgbl f..r Atbena Ht had lateaded
t.i rf-nii'in in D-nmsrk another two
areeka and to pay a vlalt t.? Paiia before
r4-tiir*ii!.c- td Oraa ce.
Halting Measurea Dangeroufl.
/it i*- lecojjaiaed thal the ta?k before
Turki 1 i-: a Btupendoua one, and ..m*
..f the '??. ral faetora ln tha eaaa ia tha
Inherenl wreakaeaa of tho admlalatra
tioii. Thfl solldarity .?f th'*- OreekJ an.l
tha Bulgarlaiai ^ itii regard le Ma<. -
donia is urunlatakable, and any haitin-?
meabuh-.*?? on thr part ot the Ottoaaan
governmenl at th?- preaenl momenl
couid only enhaace the eaaeperatlon of|
lha i*-ia\- Btatea aad prove ?-. poaitive
danger.
All the Balkan countnea appear to
be makm-j energetic military prepara*
tions. although in the mean time a 1
peaceful arrangement is being ?ought
through the channels of diplomacy.
Accordlng to another Belgrade di
patch, the Bervlan Premler, af. Paeh-|
Iteh, In in int'rvi< \4- t..-niKht madi
n fereace to thfl aendlng <>f ? joint
gervo-Bulgarlan note to Tarkey, but
ad'mltted thal the Bltuatlon whm eerj
Kerlous. He added: "Mj Cablnel i*.
flncerely deslrou 1 I peace, bul thiacan
only be attalned by grantlng real au
t, notny on tha prlnclple of hlatori. and
pthnographlc dlvtolona. W? demand
autonomy for old Bervla. Novlpasar
nnd the northern part ol Bcutarl vlla
V.'t." _
a
RESCUES MAYOR FROM MOB
Sheriff Prevents Lynching of a
Representative-elect.
Aik.-ii. S. C, Bepl 29.?A mob. l.ent j
,,n lynching Hugb Ixmg, Meyor ofl
Wageaer aad Btate Itapreeeatatlve- j
elect, araa fruatrated t?y the Bhertff at
Wageaer early to-day, amJ a call for
?tatfl treope, raade a ahoai <>""? before,
wa:-- baetlly reeclnded. The BherlS
and his deputtea reacued L-aag arhen
,i( u:tS lorked in hla ofBce and the
bulldlng Burrouaded i>y th** moi>.
Durlag th? political campalgn lt laj
sa.d Long araa aaraed not to return to
Wageaer. H? eame bech yeeterday
.,,?! Bhot aad prohably fatally wounded ,
l^cheaa Ouater, preeldenl of th? Bankl
?f Wageaer. II H Bald tt..- Bhootlag
Wi,s the outKrowth of i.oiiti.ai dlffer
ea. ea. , . .
\ftcr th. Bheriff ?'-'fl k"1 L,,,"? "'M ,,f
his oface be raehed hi... bere arhere be
was pla. ed Bfl J;"'- _
MAN HrTiY JAVi AUTO DEAD.
IBrTa-WraP.tha Tribaaa 1
Newpart R ?? "?** :':* .f"'"" ',
, . 1, .aviv fl. f "18818 old. Ifl .1-;. I
CliilkHbiiiik, BlXt) n'' ? ,
uttheNewporl H<8aeltel aa tha rMUll 0 ..
fnctarad akull -.>-?'? ? ^"l",1,> ,"""f
mg, when ba was ariaekfld ..rr thfl raa. 0
h1ss.?iKm.,orcv.l"lv tb.-ai.to?...l..l."i
. ,. ,. v.-v.' York, h s.iiiiiii. 1
,m.i.?. itaee. Kfl BCtlon baa beaii tabaa
by ii." ni.th..riii.-, aa H aeaflflaialtha aeel.
ii. nt araa laMvoidablf.
FRENCH LICK ffwN^HRWOH
&LEEPER -v.rv W.'l.i??'?? ^ ?*'''? ?? ?' ' ,
dei 81 19:49 1' M , vn. Sfl8 Vf-.k Bnirai
Unt-H. I'honc tiZIO Mailiao"- -?*?***
FREE. UNBOSSED
Y'S
Delegates Are Going to Run the
Democratic State Convention,
but Just as Tammany's
Chief Desires.
DIX'S FRIENDS CONFIDENT
They Feel Sure the Boss Will
Stay Faithful to Him?Other
wise Dowling and Glynn
Will Be Seriously
Oonsidered.
II":om n Sfaff r,.rregr<in<1<Tit of The Trll'iine]
Byracuae, Bepl 2ft Tho Doaaocratlc
Btate Convention, accordlBg to Ooorga
Palmer, atate chairman, is t,, be fro.
and unboooed There aro nnt jroinR to
08 any shacklos on tba iintrammclloil
an.l rnligbteoed Doreocrocy of tbo Bm?
pire Btate, accordtag t>> 3eorga :'al
mor. Free and unhooBod eooeentlooa
are tha proper thirier la eooventJona
Bince "Buapender Ja'cb" *T"t int" tbe
game, and if anybody has cot aoything
on the Domocroti thej waal to know
it. The dologT.-itoa are gotog to mn this
convention Jual aoactly aa they preaoe,
if th.-x h..x.- to gai Chariea F. Murphy
to tell them whai to do and hoxx t.,
' do it.
Mr. Palmer K"t bere to-nlghl to be
in roodineaa for Murphy. Ho aold ba
bad oothiog to bbj aboul the polltlcal
aitoatloB oacept: 'Tbla wlll ba a frea
and unboased convantlOB, of couroo. I
think tho dolegatea wlll do whoi tboy
xx .mt t... anl thai **iii '" tba wbM
thlng f..r th.- party. Tee, I'm aure Mr.
Murphy will do il... fair tliinit"
Everybody elae is eure Murphy wlll
do tho falr thlng, too, Big boaeea and
llttle dolegatea are ao i iro be x, m do
tha fair thlng thai they ara wllliag to
do exectly whatever tba thlng h< ii go
lag to <i" may happen to bo.
There ar.- three Wa men In alghi at
the preeenl time John A. Meeon, aec
retary to the Oovoroorj Wtafleld a
Huppucb, buaim bb i bi tm r of tbo Oov
ernor, n"\v boldlng a $15,000 j"i? by bla
partnar'a favor, and another mao, who
aaya he is for i>ix ao thal Murph)
inx .an bo "llcked logetlu r."
AII ,i,,. othera her* aaaemblad ..:.'l
polnttag with pri'i' to thi Pb kmis <>i
iwo yeara af DooaocraUi Btate control
are aayhag tbiaoa aboul Dla which
auroly xxonld hurt hla i>.-lingr If he
board them. Tel they ara aa sure that
Murphy wlll do tbi falr thlof thai tboy
\xiii fall all ox.r tbooaaelvoa to i"tc for
DU if Murphy aticba bl bb de-laiati,.n
tliat t..- will rote fof tbe Qevarooa for
., 4,, ,,i,,i term.
Murphy on the Scene.
'i bi i lg boaa of lha unbooaad r-on
v, ntlon rooi bed hla hotal bere ol ll
,,. I.,, k to-nixht xxith his faithful body
Bruurd and bobbo ui.st.ito m.-n xxho bad
bbl party at VUtiOUfl atOtlOBa.
.lurphj corrled a bo rdle of folf Btlcka '
He and s- nator O'Oorman, a ln- wlll
handle the Wllaon poilcy bere, so far
M then wlll i? ooi s,,t acrooa tba
plale from each otbi i oa tha xxi.y up
.,,,,! beld < onverae whl th x\.,s i,..t in
ine |. ,-t i,. illgerent. Thi y hava reoma
ii. ar t< g( tber on tba name door of tba
botel. Marpby'a la No. lll, O'Ocnuoo'a
No. 810.
Murphy ^ as aahed who hii cai dldata
for Hovort.or xx.IS.
? Mv oplnlon baao'l changad," ho aald.
?I ?m for Dtx."
.\ ,-,,|,v ol fjovernor WUoon'a de<-iara
tlon thal thia Bhoold ba an onboaaod
convention lo eroduce a candldatel
,.,,,,1 ln autura to Oocor Blraua woa
read to him.
?I bova ootblog to Boy.M Marpby
murmured tbroagh llpo bo tigbl tbal lt|
looked as if there had oavoi baen a
amlla there
Anawetiog anotbei queatloa ahoat
the ??litiboss.d" convention, be declorod;
-of eoarae this xviii t.o bb open con?
vention They are alwoya open eoo
rentlona." He didn'i amlla then, eltber.
gcnator O'Gormou doclared blmoelf
in favor of the onboaaed eonventlon.
? \\ bo i? tha cholea ol tba N*w York
1 rOI ( I liol '
ba v0g
delegatlon ' '
aaked.
?i doii't tiiink xxe want it announeadI
jusl x.t." he answered.
Th.- Benator grlnnod when he ?m
;i4i<, ii if b' and Murphy bad patebed
,.,, an agreemeal aad were in barmoayj
,lh ;, candldate
You know the Colta have a aaylng
that there mual ba bormony, n y..u
i,aV" to fitrht to get it," bo aold,
Looka tor Progressive Outcome.
Benator O'Oorman aald he oame up
:, day earlter than h<- had expected ao
ii?- eould have a chance t.< talk xxith
dolegatea here from other parta of the
Btate. When aaked as to the actlon Of
tbe eonventlon, Benator 0*Qonoon aald:
? I hav- every confldence that thia
eonventlon wlll nomlnate candtdatea ln
aympathy wlth the progreealye im
pulaea thai are n"\x movlng tbe Demo*
<iati< party ol tbe nation, I am equally
eonfldeni tbal xx.- 4h,.u hava b piat
,,,,,, pf prlnclplofl in keeplug xxith tbe
progreoalve tendeBiioa <>f th" national
platform ol the party."
Xbe Baoator denled h<- bad s.-,id tbal
juatice Dowllng'a oame would i>.- pro*
oentu d to tbe convention.
?| dld mi.v," ba BtOted, "that Juatice
Dowllng'a name wouM probai.iy he
roaoldered by thi i, a,). r.s ??
"iiid Ooveroor O/Uaoo toll you lool
nlgbt that Juatice DowUog would be
a, ... ptal.l.. Bl fl ' aiidi.l.it.-'.'"
"Uoveriior Wllooa lia.s at no tlme ex
paB0taaaal ?? aaaaaal ?-.? #.*?? t-afk <<*.
SPEAKERS AT LAST NIGHTS HOME RULE JUBILEE.
W'illiani II. K. Re Imond. M. P., ifl a chartcterbtic attitude.
WILSON APPEALS FOR
New York Democrats Urged tc
Let Selection of Hcdqcsancl
Straus Be Model.
HITS AT MURPHY AND DIX
Progrcssivc Man Who's His
Own Mastcr Rccommended
?Turning Point for Party,
Says Governor.
Bea ?.-1-r. \ j. Se|,t ?_'.? Alermedb)
tha nomtaatloBa >.f Job B. if??
o*H-ar Btrawa b.* free ..nd aabeaaad i aa*
veatloea, Uovaraor Weodraa Wfleoa
i,r<>k" hk laaaal Buadai aReajce long
Aiiougb to-day t.. laaua .4 plea to tb*
Deanecrata of Moa fori t.. pul Charlea
: m irph* in lha dlacard aad for oaca
oomlnate b caadldata of thelr owa
aelecl laa.
Uovflrnor Wllaon'a Btatemenl on the
ava of the Democratl. convtrntlon al
Byracuaa wom nuptred, 11 la belleved, b)
aeara that Manrphy had determlaed t"
Ireaomlaatfl Oor*a**nor DIs, d? plte the
Nea Jeraej G4*-veraor*fl uaplled oppoel
ti..n
Thi Oerreraor*B appeal, however, 1*4
nol as str..iiK aad bb puagi nl
frleadJ bad expected Ji< doean'l aven
mentlon Murph) ..r i>k b* name, bul
alloarfl n t.. ba kaawa bj bapllcatlon
fual M bom be la blttlag al
1 betleva the eonventlon la read) to
cheeee ? prvgreealve maa, of a kih.i to
ba ins own mafltar." tha Ooveraor toyo,
"aad to adopl ? platform t.? wbl. h men
..f prograaalvfl prlaelplee Bverywhara
.1, heerttty aubecrlbe, if oaly It be lefl
free from pereoaal coatrol of aaj botI
The coaveattea, the Ooveraor adda,
must be just as free ;<-4 thal ahlea
-*..\" the thir.l party Mr. Btraua aad
tha Republlcan pany Mr. Hedgei
Not Attacking Tammany Hall.
Ooveraor wn.-on, bowever, t.1 k.- ? ??.
ti.-uiar pains te iiuikc it appear thal it
ls Murphy, and not T.uiiin.iiiy Mall. bfl
is aaaalllag.
"lt Ih aeldom thal oi*gaataatloBj ara
at fiiuit," ba mj.'v it is thoae ahoat*
tempt to dktate thelr actloa.' 11,? baa
bltberto refralaed, be declares, ir..ni
aa} Ing aaythlag ta Ihe publlc ahout the
Nea, Vork Bttuatloa beea 1188 he aaated
to avoid e\ <n the nppr-arun.-. that bfl
4vas trytag t<> dlctate t.. a great party
OB88 nl/.ut ii.ii.
Ooveraer flfilaaa'a *rtatetaeal foJIowe:
1 Iihv. been toohlng forward to itn*
Byracuaa conventloti with tha deepeel ln
tereel becauae l reallse Ita crillcal Ini
portanca to tba party throughoui lha na
11.1 n. an.l 1 bava mad*' mv own oplnlon with
regard to ll rerj plala t.. tttry frtend
from Nea v..rk who haa done in.? the
honor to coneull me l hava nol aald any
tiiini; in publlc ;t 1-"it it, ..1 through an)
newapepera, becaoee 1 aaated t.. avotd
even tla- appearance ,.1 .L.ihk vvi.Ht 1 coa
il.-inii ln <>tli-TK, iiiiinrly, tiyiiiK Ifl dlctate
what b greal part) urganlsatlon ahould
do, whal caadidatea it ahould chooaa and
what piaifoi-ma lt BhouM adopt.
Bul the ton prlndple to ahlch 1 hold
inyaell bound, both ln *i.ch and ln ac
tlon, jiiatlii.-s me in Bavlng that the whole
eountry demanda and expecti iimt iin*
Democracy "f Nea York h.* i.-fi abaolute
iv free t" make it*- own cholce 1 be
Uevfl that it is ready to ebooae .1 pro
greeatva man of ? kin.i to be bla own
maeter and t" adopl a platform to whlch
men of progreaalve princtplea everywhere
can beartlly ?mbacrlbe, ir <>ni> it ba lefl
free from perewual conurol .>f any aort,
The organlied Democrata ..r the greal
staic nf Kew v.-rk are ready to aerve
the nation and t<> aarva H with Intelll
?enc4 Ther need no dlrectlon fr.'in the
niovernor <>f aiKKher stat--, evan tbough
ha !?? th. candldate of iiis part) for Ina
i 1 ?? i.i.ii. \. lt la aeldem organlaatlona tlmt
ar. ,i. fault, 11 >*? taeea wbo attempl Ifl
dlctate thelr actlon, No Intelllgenl party
jeader can |uatl) or 4v1.-t.iy 01 even ln
IHIIgentl) eondemn or rejeel thfl <>i?'n
an.i honesl orflranlaatlon by whlch alona
partlaa eaa |"- beld to ooncertad actlon.
iiut h-* can and moal .1" evenrthlng In bui
power io keep them free ?n<i unboaaed
Ti,, Damocraey of New York i? at a
I nnllnnrd on IhlrO VW. arronil rolumn.
BATTLEFIELD TOUR.
GETTYSBURG. HARPER'S FERRY 4
WASHINGTON. ll'.yal Hlu-* Llne Salui
d,iv. uctober llth. I Bder per**onul escort
,'?' \l\ Expenflea. Ijtov* \v ::.;.i Bl I ?"
a m.. Ijhenv **? ?'?-? "? ,n Tlckel Of
in?.s "4*. .17'. iIxa. i3"4' ?4*)" Broadway,
7 ('orilandt St., ZU Flfth Avi., 111 \V.
IStth St 24". I'olumbua Ave. and Stu
tWa tutu'i O-o-t SU flb'4*4-J?*>a.?48ilvL
LEADE
uprn
i Prcsent Homc Rule Bil! Urgeci
on American Supporters by
W. H. K. Recimond. M. P.
SIR G. C. MARKS SPEAKS
, Dreams of Erin Where All Are
at Peace Under British Em
pire?One Discordant Note
at Carnegie Hall Meeting.
"Ireland lao'l Ireland Any M,.re,"
? aong, Apparently not. in
I Carnegie Hall hurt nlgbt, t.eforo th"
rr'i''.^t gathering <>f irisii ootablea
which NOW York haa Beofl alnCO "dfrect
? riii'ism" waa apptted t>> 'The playboy
th. Bfeatora WorH," wuiiam m. k
Redmond, b leader of tbe Kooae Ruli
movement, aod a brother "f Jobn E,
Redmond, dofended tbe Orangeman
and acbnowledged tbe debl which tbe
? ? ? ? ? ? Home Rule <v\ed t" tha
r.ii..r.,i party. Only once xx.r.- there
? ? ? Ri dmond hi cked tbooa
klv. Thi sitiKle lli.lixulil.il tO >"?
i :.-.i ..ut oi hla s.sit i>..for>.
re fairly under way,
To cap the cllmax of thia atrangooi
'.f iri.ih evanlnga, .1 ibigor who waa
down "ti tha progremme for "Irteh mel
began wlth oo orla from
Li ?
"Never dld 1 hear thal time ln [re
land," aald a d 1 ito oid woi
ln tha 1 r..tit r..\x. ind the n ai of tha
audten. e which had com prepared to
abed Ita heart'a bl.I, Llguratlvoly, f"r
"Ihe "id aod" Beetned to ba a llttle hit
puaaled aa t.> how i" ad, when Blr
rjeorge Croydoo Marks. ,n Engllah
Member of Parllament, fOUowod R< d
111,11,1 in tbe Bpeechmablag. Mr. Red?
mond told tho Itlsli Ani'Tli ans that
Hoin. Rula vx.ia a QUOOtlOO Whlcb the
in. 11 xxho llVOd ln Ir.Iand w.r.- nuu h
better quallfled to jmigto than their
countrymen la Amotica, an.l h>? orged
th. in to BOPPOli tba d.-'lsioti of the nieii
i.a k booae t" ooi api tba praaaal btiL
Tbe Irelood whlcb ba held up to the
men long abeoot from tbe home land
iiuist have Ind.1 aaemed Btrange. He
pl bared t,. them the Ireland "i hia
dreama, an Iral ind \\ here no dlotlnctlon
-?h luld be diawn be1 ween Cathollc nnd
Proteatant, where Klng William and
ih, Boyne ahould i?- forgottan nnd
loyalty t.. the Brltlah amplra remem
i,. red.
The One Jarring Note.
Th. r..'.-. no beeplng an triahman down,
even ln a mlllenntum, an.l th.- apeaker
lapeed Inadvartently int., ona JarrlnK
n.de xxiii.h Boemed iweeter to tha uu*
dlence than all his barmony. Io oon?
cludlng his defence <>f tbe Orangeman,
he aold:
? 1 hax. never aald an Inaultlng word
,,f -in Orange Irlsliman mlagulded,
blgoted, patnfully Ignorani though tboy
are." The audlenca cbeered rapturoua
iy.
Redmond waa a very boalneaallke
apeaker much more hitenl on maklng
his poinis than on glvtng his audlenca
;m opportunltj t?. appiau.i. Tarice be
aaked the frlendly men on th.. plat?
form xxho applBUdod him lo "please
.stop." and on .mother OCCOBIob he tOld
th-- aiidlence "Never mlnd the choerlng
blisllie.ss.'
Reminds Him of Belfast.
Before ba had fairly got Into his
Htrid,- a floabllghl which waa aal ofl ai
his elboa BOBl him lw.. fOOl ln tbe alr.
?if 1 .nd not baee a roooUoctloa <>f how
far 1 have COOM OVOT Ihe s.-as," sald
Redmond, "i iboold !??? locllnod to put
that ib tnonslialioii dOWB lo the 'Hy ?.t'
Belfaat Whol tooh plaea in Betfaal
yeaterday \>as ln no way more danger
000 than what haa Just taken place."
RedmOOd took the BtOOd, and 08 was
(onlinueil ,,n tl.ir.l i?.i|f. Il'il. .-oliimii.
?
REDUCED FARES TO INDIANAPOLIS.
s.?;.'.. '1,1,, i ., ::., and ' icloliar 1 I'cnn
aylvanla Kallroad Only 13288 round trlp
from Nea York Tickota good returntng to
raach deatlnatlon before mldnlght, un. 8.
-A_VL
BIR, GBORGE CBOYDEN MAKKB.
H-POUND FISH KILLS FIVE
Boat Overturned in Effort to
Land Muskallonge.
Toroato, Bept. 20 Plve membera "f
inng family arore drowned la the laka ? I
ni. .? t..-,ia:. tbe vtcttaoe boinsj
! William McCaffrey, "f Toroato, ealoa
ti.nr.iK> r of tho Caaadlan Oeneral Elec
tiio Company, bla mother, arlfa ood
two cbUdn n
a fourteen*pound muakallooga wbleh
had boon booked by Mr. McCaffrey was
.. .] onalble for the deatha of tba family
party. Clutchod ln tbe haada of Mr.
McCaffrey when hla body xv.is found
araa a trolltng llne, and oo 'ho book
xx i4- a fourteen-pound muakallonge
Tha big ptke was stiii allva aod
thraahed thi water vtotently ta 1k> xx.is
dl axx B in
Tha coroner aald there woa no doubt
tl t th.- Aah had BtrUCB the line of Mr.
.\: Caffrey and booked hUneelf, aod
ithat ln thi efforta of Mr McCaffrey to
Igei it into the boal theconoe waa over?
turned and he and hla family icrlahed
PEACE 15 DAYS HENCE?
Wording of Turco-Italian Treaty
Now Under Way.
Ouchy, Bwltserlaad, Bept II
Tun-o-itaiiati peace oegotlattone have
probably entered th. ir Rnal pbooa xxith
the arrtval bara of Rechad Paoba, bear
ix\g Turi..'.x's lat.-at propoaala. if these
are aeooptable to Italy, aa is hoped.
Rechad Pacba xxiii aaaume dhrectioa of
the ofllcla] negotlatlona and arrange
lha practae wording of tha peace treaty
Tbe drawlng up of tha iin.il protocol,
even it' the nea Turklsh propoaala ara
ry, |a llkely to ba aomowhat
delayed. aa the Turklah govarnmeni la
anxioui t" have the electlona oi er be?
fore concludlng peace; otherwloe the
y mg TurkB tvould have a trump .anl.
Consequently, n la nol expected tbal ?
,,, -,. ?? ui be Blgned before Oo*
tober II
m
SHE TRIES SUICIDE
Well Dressed Woman, Suppos
erily from Newport. Inhales Gas.
a xxoinim aboul thlrty?frve yeara otd,
v.ty protty, x.rx vx.ii dreaaad and ?.)>
parently redned xxho la belleved from lot*
tera found In ht r pooaeaalon t.> r>.? Mar.
I ir.-t Crlmmona of Newport, H i, at
tempted auidde by Inhallng cas i.ist i iKht
igt No H Waal 18th Btreei Bhe xx.is found
un< onadoua ?n<i araa taken to New Tork
i Hoapital, where it araa aald ber condltton
' \x ns Berlotifl
[ Aceordlna to Mrs BUUngwood, who has
a boordiag bouaa at the addreoa, the
xx,.man came t.? h.-r tw., daya aago from
the Margarel Loulaa Home, of the Toung
Women'a Chrlatiaa Aaatxrfatloa, la w. st
1Mb atraat Bha waa very well dressed
aad of raflaed appearanoa. BhorUy be?
fore mldnlghl Mra RlUngton d<'t-???(.?.i pas
mai traced II to tha new lodger'a room.
Tha xvoman xxas on tbe bad, fuiiy dreaaad,
xxliii a ti. xx rubber tul .? ln her in.nitli,
xxiiii one end attached to aa open ?as |et
The xxi.m.in's affOCtfl CQBBlBtOd of a BBMll
hand aatchel and a btack telaaeope bag in
whlcb xv.rra aaveral lettera addraaaad to
"Margarel Crimmoaat n>>. im BeUovue
Bveaue, Newport,' Rhode ishtn.i." aod
? No. M Thomaa atreet, Naarport Rhode
laland," aad, accordlng to tha pollee, a
,88-calibn ravolver, fully looded sh.- had
been readlna a h..<>k aatttled "PoppU'a
Btory: A Tale ?.f a Bouth AMoaa iiiri,"
and hail UOdorUOOd two paaaagOO, orio aa
followa: 'And aama da aay of Poppta
tbal iiu-r.' ba toara <>f tha tnoon, sin-d in
B land h.xond th.- B8B, and that th.-y
brtag forgatfulaeaa aad freodom from
pam." and 11.th.-r, "And ln Bta glOOHB*
mg about th.. room in- *ii.*i dropped deod
before a ptotOia of hope over tba mantol
plt-ce."
[
Patrolmen and Mill Workers
Battle Fiercely with Knives
and Clubs When Attempt
Is Made to Stop Parade.
BLUECOATS DRIVEN BACK
Many Rioters Fall Bleeding and
Others Wrcst Weapons from
Assailants, Two of Whorn
Are Stabbed?Trouble
Feared To-day.
I/iwrence, Ifajfl*., Sfpt. L'O.?\ battle
altb katrea aad eluha bntweoa Indus?
trial Weraera of tha VTorld and the
policy, in whi.h two ofa^cera were
?tabbed, on-> Beverely beaten -nd sev
r>rai riotcr.-,- Injured, occurred n on>* of
the priii.ipai bualaeaa Btraeta of Law
rence to-day. The Bght began ?' ?
thr- pollce trir 1 to fltop an mforinal
parada ?.f textlla opentlvea preoedlag
? i d.ni..nstr.-.';.,n in bOBOT ->f Anna
Loplaao and John Ramy, wno w.r.
killr-d durlag last wlnt.-.-'s Btrlke rh.ts.
Further trouble is feared by tha :-o
lico to-morrow, when ti.e ortSer for a
j-enr-rai r-trike 0f twenty-four hWOTO.
whlch haj beea called bjr the lad le
tri.-.l WnrkTs, goafl int.. affect in t'i->
? ""..11 aad w< ollen mll - h.-r.-. it is
intended ? ? un
prteoi :::? ni of ooeph ,T. Ettor, Arturu
< Ilovaaalttl, Indujtrlal " f the
World leadera, and J
mill worker. T tese men will ba pla Bd
..ti tri.il in Balem to-morr m i'i ? ?? nn <-.
tion arlth bflaa Loplzao'a .loath. Bev
. iai membera of taa ar
ri' ed to-nlghl to help t!.
Two arreetj were made dartag I te
r!..t. Cbrto Traaa a, ol Plti .,-*..
"f th" orgaahuara "f the
\V,.rk.-rs ..f th.- H/orld, alao 44 .^ t;.k''n
int.. cuatody, hi araa detsjlaed oaly
temporarily. Tha pollce ?;.>? h?
reacued by th-> mob. .'ity afagghal S'ii
Iivan said no v ? |
fer Tr. Bca'a un al aad thal thera
no hamedtatfl mtentloa >.f taking I ".1
into cuatody.
May Strike in Other Citlea.
To-morrow'.- r 1S
oxpected b* the Indiaetrtal : orkera*
? ?. \41-1. B| r. ad effi <i. In
Imaay other .**'? a Bagfcaad mani 1
llng centn idera of tba org mlaatlon
aay, mill amployea are n tltlag 'for
Laarreace workera to K" out Wiliiam
i i). Haywood, ? national "-rganiser,
laaued aa appaal oa Boaton Conuaon
two weeka age for workera all over th*
' worl.l to Btop WOTk aa 8 mark <>f pro
test
Telegrema ara aald to bava beea re
celved from vartoufl 1 irtj of tbe eoua
, try proailaing t.. .. call a
cabb) meaaage waa aenl ttvalghl ; ba
Oeneral Confederatlon of Labor |g
Fraace aanounchig tha attika aad 1
lnp tateimatJJbnaJ ald.
ln aatlcipation of trouble arhen tiie
miiis open to-inorrow twe hun Ired po
ii.-.* wiii be bekl at tha eeatral 1
Btattoo, with fleveral automobllea at
their dlapoaal, read) to ba aeal at ?
tn any part of the City.
Th.- , bj-jjlj between tha mll] *.v,>rker-i
and Ih.- poti 8 '"-?! iy w u BB. \; :
Mora than tareaty thoueaad operativea
ha.i beea al the r Ib 1 ; *--. itloa *"
wi Icobm Beven huadred raemtx ra ol
Industrial Work.r.s ..f the V7orhL 8>h 1
ha.i come oa a BpecioJ traln from l'-.-i
ton t? partlclpate latar in a paradV to
ih'* gravea of Anaa Loplaao and J,.iin
Ramy. After tha vlaltora bad arrlved
an Impromptu pamde araa atarted
doam .'oninion Btreet ti,.- itc-axchera
turaed lato Bampehlre Btreel aad then
into Baeea Btr* t, tha niaia buab
thorotighfara
Pohce Line Dnwn Up.
The parade waa laformal aad oo hp
pttcatlon bad been mado for i.i-mlt
The pollce, told that th.- operativaa
aren marchlng through the etj^eeta, at*
tempted t.? aad the demoostratloa. a
aojuad >>f tweaty-flvfl otnfeera waa Beal
to the ooraar >>f Bseea an.i Laarreace
Btraeta drawtag up in a thia liae
.i.r..ss Baeea atreel '.. awall the ar
rlval >'i tin* prooi **alon.
Two large bannera were ..:;.,i bj
th?* fiont -ank of the marchera Oaa
was 1ns. lllied, '?The ObI] J'l.-l: ?
l-'rce.loni for EttOT and . ,i"\.umitti."
Th.- other bere the weeda "Pollci and
Militia." belOW WhtrOb was the ins.-rip
tion, "Who Killcd Anna and .l.,ht, '
When the bead of ihe parad* n ... h. .1
tho liae of pollce it hatted an.i aa ar
gumeat bagaa. The Bergeaai in charge
of tha poaacfl detall aotlfled the men et
ihe bead oi the n irchera that they
nmst dlsperaa be auea they bad ao p< 1 -
niit. Tha men in tho froot raak were
cndeiivorlng to fall ha.k. Whlla thflflM
111 the 188* 8848 pukIuiik forw.ud. All
tlie tlBM the Lands 0*888 pkajrlBg the
Industrial U'08*88*18* anthi'in, "I. Inter
natioiml," and the BTOWd was BtOglag
the i-horus.
For a aoiBeat "r two tli was "liii.-t
at the bead ot ih.' line. Bl* llttlfl girifl
who were anaoag the Baajrchera bacant-a
terrllied at the fllghl ol' the DOUOfl an.l
the in.ii. atiotis of apprrtaehlag ttaabla,
and, breakiag through the liae ..t b|uj>
COata th.-y ran awav eryiOg, .Sn.lden
ly the flUUrCbara ln the r> ar 01*888Bd
forward an.l the niill workera tru-.i to
pass the pollCjO.
The paradera Btraek iit;ht an.i left at
ihe oiii.eis, wh.. rooponded by awlagiag
thelr dube in all directions. bfaa) ol
tha paradera wera kaocked bleedlng '>?
tho grouad. in .soine Inataooea tha
rioieis robbed the offlcera of their
clubs und begaa to baat the poUia\ Tho

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