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ALBANIA IN REVDLT
Essad Pacha, Dominating Re
cently Formed State, Declares
for Sultan's Suzerainty.
BUT ALSO FOR AUTONOMY
Town of Dibra Captured
from Servians by Albanian
Force Led by Alien
Generals.
Balonlca, Bflrpt 23.?It ls reportecl
from Berat. whlch ls thirty milea- from
Avlona, thal Essad Pacha haa pro
claimed Albanian autonomy under the
auieralnty of the Sultan and has or
dered lamail Kenial Bay, president of
the proylflonal f-ovi-rnment. t<> lea\e
Avlona
Belgiade, Servla. Bept 23?The Servian
fortlflcatlons of the town of Dibra. Al*
banla. W6T6 captUTOd to-day by a force of
well armed Alhanlana. accordlng to a
report received here. Servlan reinforre
nienta were hastily dispatclud to the a*
bi.-tiuice of the garrlaon.
Tne Albanian* were aald to he led bj
Aus.trlan and Bulgarian ofllcera.
The oflkial account of ihe capture cf
Lrtbra by the Albaniana &<n& that a large
furte attacktd tw.- OOmpanlea of Servians
in U*e vicinity of that town ..n Monday
rnorr.lng. After a tler-e bflttle of two
hour? the Beaelana withdrew toward
Betchevo. and the Albanlans mtered
Uibra. They numbered atl thousand.
and Ware cmmanded by foreign oftlc-r.-,
the nationality of w hotn has n?.t been 06
Ub'.ishcd.
Vienna, Sept. 8.?In a flerce hattie to
da> between Bervlan tro.'pa and Alban?
iana on the new AJbania frontier, two
hundred Albaniana were kil'.ed. a.cord
laf to a dlapflteh to the "Neue freie
ItflBBli" Ti.c flghtlng la repOTted to have
Otcurred at a place betweefl Dibra and
Jakova. where many i f the battloe be*
tweea the 8ervlans and the Tuiks w-ie
fought in the reeeat Balkan war. The
encounter waa brought nbout hy an at
ttmpt of several tlvusund Albanian.s to
poaetrate the terntory captured bj the
UM from the Turk.s.
The Servlan tr-'ops lost one rapUin and
a com-idrrable nuinber of men. They n<*ve
Blnce been reinforced
Leadon, Bept -'4 -Advlcee from Bel*
jrn.de sa\ that Servia Intenda to moblliae
h whr.le *l1vlaion to d*-al with the Albanian
?Huatloa. t.e.ause Albanla reapecU notb
ing but force. and anv delay Ir thi neg...
? tkaifl WOUld bt fatal to S-r\1nn Inter
?fltfl
The a.tuation is otherwise extrrm'V
threatenlng to the peace of Blirope. Italy
may take btrong raeaeureB, eren to trr?
. Btent of a blockade of tae Plrwue, ahould
Qreeee contlnue to en<roach on flOUth a
Albanla. whlle It ls rumored that AUBtliB
will form an aMIance wlth Bulgaria to
prevent Servlan attgreaatona ln Northern
Albanla.
KING TO GIVE FLAG
New Spanish Battleship May
Be Sent to San Francisco.
"?? | a- - >n Th' Trlrjne 1
Madnd. Bept 23?King AKoneo wdi
deliver the ensign to the new Spanl-h
I'readnouglit Bepafla on Saturday
ne\t. President Poincarl wiii be the
guest of Klng Alfonso on board the
battleshij* during his r.rxt trtalt to C.ir
tagena. where |f. Poincarl will revicv
the Kpanlsh fleet.
Klng Alfotiflo may posslbly order the
new warshlp sent to San Francis. o
during tne Panama expoeltion.
ANSWERS U. S. CRITICS
Amateur Spirit Not Understood
Here, Says English Paper.
london. Bept :t "Tl,.- Dally Tr'e
jzrapn." in a long editorial this morntng,
answers Amerlrun CritlehaU >.f <;reat
Brltaln's reported intention to withdraw
from the Mjrnaafle BBnaea. it adrHts that
the English publtc looka upon the pro.
posed ' lljrmple fund with coldneao, be?
cauae lt means the breaking d'.wn of the
aptrit of amateurlam, whleh, a'^ordim, to
"The Telegraph," is pecullBJ to Pnghsh
bp.'.r*.
"The qeeetlon Bt" bbjtb "The Tele
graph. "whether athletic prowess, nn P1,< h,
-?.hen made a matter of business, ia or is
! ot helpful to the national wHfare. Amcr
lea, thinks that it ls So. to... to a large
extent, do both tlern.any and Bcandl
navla.
"Aaparently, the mcntril attitude of an
anateur. to BPi ak .juite frankly. is not y?t
underMood ln Am. rlca, Oeraiaay ..r
Sv4e*le. ,\t ull < vents, it is con* ei\ able
that the national welfarc, i-i th< hlghOBl
and truest h. nse of the term, may not l.e
?.eo dependent on profeaslonal athletic ex
rellence aa our Amerlcan cntics aeem to
think."
Sanitariums
and
Health Resort
Announcements
Are Tublished
Kcgiilarly in the
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ENGLAND REDISTRIBUTES
HER FIGHTING EFFECTIVE
Four Armored Ships Ordered to
Bermuda and Large Fleet
to Mediterranean.
London, Sept. 28.?Th6 nnnounr
rriont by the Admlffllty that a tl""
cotnprieHig eight battleehlpa, three bat
tic i ruiaers, elghi crulaera ami ? Ight
light crulaera will be aenl tO the Med?
iterranean early ln November, couuled
wlth the dlapatCh of four lalga ;tr
morrd ahlpa, whi.h will have thelr
l*ase in the future et Bermuda. Ifldl
Ofltaa a radkal eflflflge In the Brltish
naval pollry, whlch, on Bocount ot
rriction with Oermaay, has kept prtfe
ti.ally all the flghttng OUlta Within
home watir.s for Beveral \ears pasl.
The Mediterranean flect, after ma
no?uvres. wtll cruiae aa far as Alcx
iindria. Wlth the veaaela elready in
thoae waters. the viaitlng fleet. under
Vice-Admiral Slr BUnley Colvllle, Will
make the moat lmposlng naval denion
stratlon ever attempted by Oreal BHt
1 aln tn the Mediterranean. The visit
vill precede that of th*- Ameiican At
iantic (leet.
Tho fonrth crulsrr squadron. leaving
Kngland on Beptember '-".'. Will pro
ceed direct t.. Bermuda. " 1S due
there on October 1<?. afr?T win. h th*'
shij.s wiH scatt.r, to visit VBTiOUa potta
ln the Caribhean.
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BRITISH GOLFERS COY
Premier Club Will Not Take
Part in Next Olympic.
; Hy Cal ;? ''?* '
T^ndon, Sept. IM -At n nv-eting of
the k.\\.-i! .in.i Anelent Oolf Club ln*'
tnght the committee unanlmouely ex
preaeed dlaapproval of coif belng ln
. .| m the ?ilympic gamea, and fur
ther aKreed that tf it be IneludeiJ the
. lub win not tahe any part in drawmg
up the programme it is propoeed to
linciude goif in tlu- programme for the
IOlympic gamea in Bcrlin. but thla de
elsion of the Royal and Anrienl Club
will mean thnt no prominent British
playera will tahe pfltl tn the competl
'tion.
? Dally Telegraph" diecueaea edl
torlally Amerlcan opinlon on British
Blackneaa with regard to the Olympic
gamea, i nd saj k In i on* lui
i4 conceivable that the national wai*
f.ir.'. in th. hlghl st and ITUei I
tli. !? rm, may not be aa dependeni on
profesaional othletlc excellence aa
Amerlcan crltlca aeem t.* thlnk.
HOME RULE COMPROMISE?
j Government and Opposition
Consult Informally.
[I'\ CflM to The Tn) :?
London, sept. M.- By to-night plana
for aetting up h provlalonal govern?
ment for L'leter in the erent of the
Home Rule biil belng pBBBBd IntO lav.
will have been conaidert-d in all their
completeneaa The Ulater Unlonlal
afembera of Parllamonl went over
part?1 of the plan nt Clfllgflvon wlth
Blr Edward Oarson last Blght, and atl
ls noa in readinesa for utifoHing the
whole seheme to-day at a prtvate eon*
fereoce in ITleter Hall, when ;,..n dele
gat*-s from aii over rister wiii confer
with sir Edward Caraon. The ma
ehlnery will be f..nned ?<> as ... |e put
into .ffert without panlc, but by an
organlsed plan.
Th.' fervent avowal announced by
rist.er Proteetanta In December,
I lf*in. was t.< pay no taxes t>. nnd lo
,,;.. . ., .... .if th. .1* '--.?? B of a 11"".'
Rule aovernment in i tublln.
London, Bepl -?? The proapecti of tne
attempt to brlng about a compromiBc on
the Irlsh home rule quefltion have aen
ail.iy Improved, eccording to "The Pall
Mall Qeeette ' a I'nioni.st newspaper.
arhleh to-day aaya it is ;.' l? to Btate that
Important rommunlestkma or oonveree
tions have pasaed laformally between Ihe
Brltleh Cablnel minlatera and lha ?
of the Oj poattlon,
ln thr mean time Slr Edward I ar-on.
the leader of the Irlsh Inlonis: . .
i.a? Atarted on th.- aecond week of his
Ulater campalgn by dellverlns apeechee,
whlch have ied th.- Liberal newapapen t?,
ask whether he should not be proeai uted
for aeditlon or he deprlved of his mmi
bershlp In the prlvy COUneiL The buel
neea parr ot th- T'later campa'gn was en*
tered upon to-da>, When tl..; Ils'er
T'nionlft members of rarllatnent WI re In
formed of the rtvll and milltary plan to
he pursued when the home rule Llll for
Ireland becfame law, and were aiso ad
:n!rr.-.| tO a knowledpe of the lendlnr
features of the propnse.) provlslon.il fljav
enunent for the North of Ireland.
A lahor bader in ii letter to the prrs-i
to-day wams the pabHc that the chlefa of
thi Labor party are rinding it harder to
COntrol their followers. who favor phvsl
cal vlolence, in face "t the threati beinf
made ln 1'later of fordble reslstance to
boroe rule.
LIQUOR "INTERESTS"
DISCUSS DRINK PROBLEM
Congress on Alcoholism Advo
cates Federation of Temper
ance Physicians.
bfllan, Sept 22.?The economic imior
i tanee of the hquor trarflr, whhh Ib \ital
lor wine growing countrles, au< h as Italy.
V'ranoe and Spaln, or aplrit drinking
countrfea, such as Beandlaavla, Oermaay
' a nd the United Kingdoni, was dla* uaaed
! at the resumptlon to-day of the *.esslona
i of the International (.'ongreaa on AtCObol
I ism. Daputy c?ttavi, one of the leading
i Italian rxperts <>n **.lne growing. d?alt
j v.ith the problem from the BrlllBflloatOttf
j polnt of vlew, while Dr. Haitwlg, a Oer
man r.elegate. arftued from the vtewpoint
of the i)*'?r ptadueeea and ur. BoppelB, of
Plnlaad, from that of the aplrit dlsttllers.
All agreed that proj.er leglalatlon could
b< pasaed for the auppreasion of aho
hollsm without endangerln6 the eco
r.omlc condltlon r*f the vailous peoplOfl
concerned.
After the diecuBBkana the meobera met
and drew ui* the basls for the foundatlon
ot three great International instltutlona -
a hureau f*.r eomhattflg alcohollam. a
federation for the protectlon of natlve
races and a federation of temperance phy
elclans.
Among the addreeeee m*.st appradated
at the afteraaaa altting of the congreas
was that by William Johnson, of Weatei
ville. OblO, ncapitulatlng the efforts mad
in the I'nlted States aln.e IISI ln the j
flght agamst flhahollaill and the .111*1
lultlea whlch had been aurmount.d. espe- i
< lally ln regard to the pecullaritlea of re- *
lt.tlonahlp between the varloua states and
th.- federal fpuaiflineiil. whlch had been
ov? reome by the Wehb law.
WORLDWIDE111
United States Express Co. Re
ceives 24 Bad "Fifties" and
Warns of Swindle.
LIMITS LOSS TO $10,000
Superintendent of Foreign De
partment Believes Counter
feiters, One an American,
Will Soon Be Caught.
The ptomi't wartilni; ?.ept out to tht*
twenty thouaaml bnnks in all jmr'*> of
the world by the Unlt.d States Kxpress
Company 'hat n bnnrl of svvindlers hnd
eonnterf.-lterl th* cnmpinv's 8T?i trnvelh r*
cheeka and are now passlna them ln Ku
rope ls responslble ar r-orrlin*- to I. S. Blg* ,
*er. treneral superintendent of the foreicn
Aepatftment for ilmitlns: the leaoea <<t the
inmp.inv to n snni under 110.818, and will j
In all prohablllt] re*u)t ln the nnpr.-hen- i
slrui of the rnlprlts wlthln the week
Twenty-four of the eottnterfelta BBBUed
betweoa Aiikusi 22 end \upr:st 29. an.l
<-ashe,i at Carlabad, Laigane and Nlc
wric reealved here on September H
Mi. Hi*Ker Iroraedlately sent .1 eahle
meeaage for ? deeertpfjow of the negjo*
tintors. The nnrnes Indorsed on th.- had
j.aper were "Roberl T Mardnnald" and
"Wiiiiiiin 'i' Riley ' Wlthln nve hour*
after sendinK lh.- n.es?a*ce he rer-el- ed t
daecrlPtlOn "I one of th>- men. Ha '?<?
merllat.lv wlrerl it t-i aII l'nlted Stat.s
Exprea* Company olReaa nnd bnnkinc
.. ,-. , ..].,. s. ntland ^ -.r,i
The deacrlptlon, Biileli erai weelved
from the Wlener Benhverrln, *' Vlenna,
i.irtur'S one of the men n.*. "apparently
an American, < ie*n ahaven, aboul erat!
vesi- ?- - B n?l fiHt nri.r'l " Arm???!
with thla, detertlvea In everj roontn ?r''
aeeklng th>- eonnterfritere, 1 :' aa 001
rheeka laaned Bnee Auguel al hai beei ,
rerelved, thej a 6 no elea t,> the ronte .
. i ? . lartndli ra In Ihe mat thn-.- :
?,-. ki n. ahai ?,.. of .."? ? 1 ? ? aa for |
th.- last three week- hai raade lha loaea
ipani eo.loi '; 0 ' A'
tv *foBr 0 ra leeued djirtni lha first ?????.
-
of the on panj al 11.380 ?? H II Beema
lhal Ihe eountt rfelti ra knowinaj
thal .iisr,, ery -.va- ..n^ a matter of daj 6
? ......1 ti elr ciiitput The eom
irany doea h hualneea of aeveral mllll< n
dollara a year In tiaveUera charli laa
ln*i ti,. m !. ... norn natlona ol Ht, B ?
*n<) noa
ni,.- ooBBterfelta aie r>' of I 6 M ri'"
nomlnatlon *nd of the : 6JI aerli Th*"'
I ,..1 m fai Blmtle bj B. I <"
?
11, -v. rde vui ? -'?' iBgpreaa r
marked ln tl* i atx r. a* aVo Ihe genulni
??ir the foreign r
I thi e.-k* It
irouM hava Been Imj >..>?'
awindlera t<> hava ca-ehed ai f thi
-., d v B .- ? '?""??? "Oui
tlona te ag< la hi ra and abroad ai
plain aa le watehlog ror lha ' !
<,?,. - 1 .-, 1 aa arati rmar* .11 ot euf
. hoehfl ;??? prlnted on arhal la known aa
aafety parer By ho*4ltBg up a genulni
ehrr-k. to th. Bghl ?he er>mi?anVa vaat.r
marh can ha plali ", on''''
--roaa careleaaneaa eovihl havi - I
,ark la engraved b] a patent
I . m thi 1 ulp of lha paper, and caav
not b< dup k ated. ' _
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TO AID DUBLIN STRIKERS
British Trade Unionists Will
Send $25,000 in Food.
|* Th* Trlh .
London, Bt pt. 24. To belp the m -
Utna Of th< Dublttl strlkon atid 1" ho il -
UlO I'.'irltiini. l.t.iry COIIUBlttee of ina
Brltlah Trade L'bJob CoaBjreeg docM d
yeeterday to BemJ a ahfrload of pro*
vurlona aad to pledge the crodll of tho
trade unton movemenl to the egtenl ? f
.*l'.*,.ihsi for further ronslgnment. >n
urgenl appeal la in.de t" .11 afnini?.?'<!
iinlona to n.-nd nnan--l;il belp .1 onee.
c ,. etl.nei a*4 re 9 Itneoaed In
Dubllti arhen men, aromen and ehlldren
recelved Ihe newa, thotigh II ls retrog
i.:/. d th it man) hlploada of f">?l vv iii
i?- needed lo atave off prlvatton. Tha
uiitiofik i> biack, bnl efforta for peaea
ni' 1" iriK reflewod II araa atatod yea*
t.-nlav thut Sir Uei.ra.- laqulth la h!?? >>it
to viHit ihe Irleh capHjal^and thal tho
r.ord Mayor waa reopenlng noaTotla*
tions
laondon, Bepi B, The rarllam-'-ntary
Commlttee of the Trade* rniun Ceaagreaa
derlderl tr, duv to eenl B ahlpload of pro*
rtelona to Nuhiin fur the r.iief .,f the
there, many "t whom, with thelr
Blvea and ehlldren, are tn Ihe ver*. .,f
atarvaJJon. Tha commlttea haa pledged
th- rredll of lha Iradea unloalata to tne
eatenl of PAMt with thli ehAact and haa
taatted i?n appeal to the trade aoetaBlea
to -nable them te Buppoti the Dohlla
Btrikers as long a* It ls found DaaMaaai
-?-?
USED DEAD MAN'S NAME
Would-be Suicide Registers as
French Oount.
aberdeen, ileotland, s.-i>t. BJ a man be
1,-vr-l tO be :i I'tr-ii'h ...Miit h;;t ?ln,>,r.
Identlly h,,? tlOA v et heen e?tabl|ihe,|, ,it
tempted aaicida In h bedrooni af h. botel
here early thla mornlng. Th,- man siiot
hlmself ir the Bheal arlth h revolvar. He
wa* r<'iii"v>-'i to * imspitai, v\here it araa
found ti.at h.- w^is anffartng from a ?tiper
getal wound Later he wa* tranr-ferred
t'. an eaylom for th<- Inoana
It was flrat thoiRht thnt he whs I'oinit
llorrlr de Beaiieaire, the Frem-r. Min
ister to l>enmark, aa he hnrl reariat.d
under thal nante, i>nt iBvaatlgBtlafl dts*
eiosed that ?'ount iiorrir ne Baauealre,
the Preneh Mhtlater, >\><\ on March H
last.
ROSPIGLIOSI DIED UNMARRIED
Brother Dcnies That Prince Was
Wedded to Mrs. F. H. Parkhurst.
Home, Sept. tt. -Prince Jooaph Roaptg*
llOalj vvho (lled yeitini iv al Htrr-a. ,]ld
1 ot marry rellglOAiaty Mrs K. H. Park
hurat, of Bajagor, Me. Uorntaarry Mish
Marie Jennini-s Reid, of N,-w OrleaiiMi,
accordlna; to hla brother, Prince laiiilllo
rt,,splKllosl. ex-ormrriander of the P.tpnl
tjuard, who waa al his badeMa tiu hi*
death.
Prhrrce CaroUla a*8aod tt day an em
ph.ltic denial ,,f the pilbllsh. d rrpmt-,
snyinK that IndapaiBlantly <>f other eon*
a deratlona. aijch a BBBrrlage wa* Impos
?Ible. a* ihe I'liiiulmeni ol MfO, Park*
hur*t's marrlaae to Colonc-I ParhhOTBt
had raOVea 1*8488 a.Jmltte.l hy th,.- I'atholl,
Chorch
HIS ARTJrVAREHOUSE
Dealer, Says Employe of Ex
Senator, Used Fifth Avenue
Mansion for Storage.
OWNER REFUSED TO BUY
Then Pictures Sent on Ap?
proval Were Not Removed,
Despite Protests?Mag
nate May Be "Mad."
How the llO.ononof, flrtfth avenue home
)f former Senator William A. I Mark. of
tloatana, beeame a warehoaaa for a coi
e.-tion ef Batatlaga, uahnawa to the
Benator hlmaelf. waa dlaclooed yeeterday
it his offlce. And when the Senator fleta
iack froni Knrope there'a no doubt he'll
ta angry, a< -ording to ..ne of thoae in
Bla employ.
|..,4t klarch, lt *^as aald hy thla em
Ba-rmour Thurtajr, ef t'hicago, be
ran Impertunlag Ihe Senator ahout aoaae
-aintlnga bi wanted the mlQtonalre art
olleetor t.. look over.
? n,. kept aekHig foi peiiulaalan to ahow
them," aald the man m the Senators
ifflce. "untll flnallv Senator (Mark gfl*
mleered He theught Thurber only
iraated te flhow one oi tare, out inatead
do had tweiv,. of them Thurber waa
there to open up the bOfl and BhOW them
10 BenatOf Clark. and when the Benator
*aw th.in ha aald there was 'aothtog
lotng." "
The Senator. It waa fld-ied. put tlie
.. | ;.. ,; att* ? " it ef hie miad ?nd t lugbl
thi y bad beea repacked and ahlpped out
il hia heuaa that d*r. Ha aad no id*-a
hat theae pictur.a wer-i to tlgur.- ln .*
rtory that he *h* ahout tu buy for BhflV
... picturea whleh were >*\<\ originally
., ha\e heen bought by a doalOl f"1
... and boM te th* Ii preaeal owaer
..i lUMOa
"Well." contlnued the chuh amploye,
Thurber hk'k>-.i the auperlnteadent ef the
,. tter*e houea, Mr Bowereft if ha eeuld
4?(. them there ut til he oouM aend fOf
h. tn, whicn waa fo be pieeamebly tti?
? \t .1n> But Thurber illd not a. nd for
.,.? palntlaga Meanwhile Set.ator l lark
? eni away After waitlng ahout to'ir
tl .? aapertati ndent weefl tu
rtturber t.< come ami pet hla palnttnga,
the Benetor'a i.oune waa ne at-.ragf
-/arehouaa and tl ^t *.i nature bad
r. n Impneed on Rawcrofl dtda't Know
ahethei to atlek them out on Ihe aUfa
iMilk <t not 1 ?rje-.? Thurher had eoiii
'llenta in the Ka*t he wanted te Iei know
atlnga ?ii. ln the aaflattrr'a
? ?
toall] lha auperlntendeufa la
lulrlea ? I an order from
t> <? ||. nn. t* .,' I BgO, I ephew of I
p. Clark. "f l*ea AaujelaB, owner ef lha
to ?i,!|, tl.. Mim to the latter,
ii.*i tt wa* de :*'.'i that th4 owner een
?
were al Ipped abeal two weeka
raatd l ? Clark i mpteya "Tbay
. | - <. *>., aad are h*\ru. I Im ?<??'?
. r*a i ? ? ?? ? ? i ? ?
V.-.-.-.". what he tho'igl I the Senator
r/odld hav.- lo r,av when he ro| t **? k. lh
impleya aai.i
"lle'i! havt BometMng t? sa^ all riaht
4i,1 ln s K' ln* to he mad
Reporte hav ha-i it th?t there were
ourteen l l ? ? l leetlon a kleh
? Mlv r"rei\?d by *he r-ienat"r
rhey were a,?.-r!be<1 to MoVurth. \S atte.t'l
4i'.i Tur twi ihe Brai artint.
At a kankroptcy h-arinii In Chleage <>tt
leptember II ? wee ??"! timt v: v clark,
>f i.oa A-t,.!-- '.oi l mghl the palnttnga
'rom Ton i * H imea Inc . tho ?. laged
; t "i>, Laae Traat 'foi I
ind it a - ia that the -.jies eoatrect
arlth K. P *'lark Btlpelated that tli* pi.-t
:i,.4 were la be ?*.>id for mh leaa than
BB8,668, Thurber *?? said to he employed
"i:n .if* Itfl "art ?xp. rl Mlld tU
B01 t'. man "
MAN DEVOURED BY SHARKS
Campania Passengers Witness
Orewsome Fall Into Sea.
' flM. Tbfl Trtbtu? 1
London, Bept 24, A tragi. ecene.waa
iad bj tli" peeaengera of tho
Campania, whlch arrived ai Queeaa
town yeeterda] <?n the third day out
1 third > laaa pa-'arnger, John I'agin.
rjelonginf lo County afayo, Jumpad i?r
fell overboerd from the t,,p de.-k. aii
the pas?,eiig.rs arert on deeg nt the
tim. when ii cfjf of Man overhofltd "
waa ralBBfl.
The <'.i.npania'fl enginea w^ere ai onoe
itopped and a boat rawed aulckly to
*ld the drowiilng man. The paanen
gara, hoerever, were ImrrUled io ?>.?.? a
iiimber of ah.irks ln tha vlolnlty. an.l
the f.-if ih entertelned thal th*. nn
ortunat' man w.ih devoured, for by
tha tim*' the lo.it bad arrived at tho
*i?.t wlw re i-'agnn atruck the aratee
:here waa no trac- of him
ii is betlevad that he araa Inaane,
Th.* Campaala pn.ceedcd after an
tour'a delaj.
SPAIN W]LL EXHIBIT
Participation in 'Frisco Fair
Secnred by King Alfonso.
Ma.lild. Sept lt, CaUflt Alvaro de
Bomenowta the Bpaalah Preaaler, in
'. rrned The Aaaodatod i reaa to-day that
-paln w*.uld parthlpate offlchilly ln the
aiiaina r.i'iti' i:\pos1tlon Bl San Fran
|gce ln 1911 Re aald he haij returned
...in San Sebahtlan eapectally to prealdc
ner the meeting of the Cihlnet thlfl
4fternoon Bi whhh the declslon to par
irlpate would probably he ^ oted The
ie.e-.aary funda are to be provlded l*> a
rpoclal law to he tfltredaced in the Bpan*
sh Parllament
The <b'> ision t*. paitlelpate. lt la under
itood. waa du.- greatly to the Influen.'.
.f King Atfenea, who partleajarly de
ilted to a*e Spaln offl.tally repre?entr.|
San BYaaeteoe, Hept. BJ; -Fbur ^nmml
iloners, appolated by Presldent vlllnon.
Ofl here lo-day on the tlmr flonoma ln
he Interrata of the Panama-Paclflr In
ernatlona! Kxiioeitlon for AiiRtialla. New
riealand. Batavla, Peaaflg, the straita
lattlamaflta and Balgaa, ?'hin?.
The member-. are Alva Adam*5. former
Jovernor of ColeradOi tl'Nelll Hevler, of
fOW York: Major Sydney A. "Moman. L'
1 A., and Thnmaa A Ktallflmlth. ofllef of
he department of agrb-ulture of the ex
io?ltlon.
GUTHRIE EMPEROR'S GUEST.
Toklo, Hept. IU. --Ueorg* W. (luthrie. of
Ptttahargh, Amerlcan Ambaaaaaar to
lapan, and Mis iluthne were the gueats
>f honor at a laaeheea given to-da> by
tha l.mp. io. and Empreafl of Japan.
[MAYOR KLINE'S SDNI6
Watson Asked to Decide as to
Vacancy in Board and
Vice-Chairmanship.
DOWNING RULES FOR DAY
With Tammany Aid Republicau
Who Lost Renomination
Becomea Temporary
Presiding Officer.
The Board of Aldermen derided yester?
day tO treat the questlon of Mavor
KBBO'a status as If It were a very. rery
hot ehesinut. Both aldes cau.usecl before
tlie meeting and then met to Bgrea that
they would ele t a presiding officer pro
tem. a prlvllege of tlulrs ahOttt a*hjch
there Is no dispute.
Coiisenuently. they tslerted to prgatda at
the meeting Alderman ftoberl f, D08TB*
Ing. of Urooklyn. a nepublic.in. Just be
fora adlournjng in the afternoon they
adopted a resoiution, offorod bj BaJph
Koiks, fuslon ie.id.-r. roqueatlng 'he Oer*
poratlon < 'outisel to glve the board bla
oplnion of Mayor Kline's sfatua. and
WBOther there exlats a racani y ln the
BaaB of the alderman from the Hat Wa*
trtct, Brooklyn. and ln the vice-. hairman
shlp of the b'-ard
Incldentally, Ihe electlon of Alderman
Downlng preaentrd u clear mdhatlon of
i What the fuslon majority may expect lf
- . board ia catled upon to elect. a now
| vi. 8-ehaJrrnaa on the ground thal Coloaiel
'< Kiine ha* left that oneoe raeanl in B8BOBI*
ing the dutlea of Mojror. DoarrdBf la w a
of those Brooklyn Bepuhlloana in I ?
board to ?liom lha cigantzatton haa ,c
fuaed a r. numinatiop.
Ho!d Balance r Pow*r.
j These men hold the '.alan-e of power
'nnd are anspaetad of a arlah to put a|
; Tammany man ln tha B >ard ot Botli Ba
by rotlag for Tammany a o?*dldate for
I vl.-e-.-halrman of the lotrd 8 rlCO-Ohaif*
I ,,..-. e/hi arlll. if eleeted, alao ba aetlngl
1 Prealdent of the Board of AMerinen, and j
|aa pBCh Bntltled to three rotoa lh tha J
j Board of Eotlmata
DowrUng, n-twithsiinding bt8 poHUcal
afhUlatlona was Tammai y'a eandldati ' -
t, ii poraxj ; r4>aidtn8 eeneer "- ??? n0,nl"
nated by Alderman Dowllng. TwBBBMiy
leader Alderman Bolha naanalnotad 0
Oranl Batei-hrooh. B rpubltean Tha rota
alood i '"?i rtg, 81: Eaterbrook, tl I '
li au addad reaaoo arhy the I
m-n Bhould fmger th* iltiBrtlon Bith
bIovi *
Th.- fnalonlata fall] ? 8pe t i >i
Counael Wataon to uphoM the oolaloB ha
haa alraady oxpreoaed that Kllm Naa he*
come Ma l ? aetlng Mayor) and that
he i,as left racant hla aaat aa aldi i
?ad ihe rl< a-ehaJrrnai ahlp ef lha <(oai l
of Aldermen. Bul thej do i ot ara-i I tha
board to ai t upon tht* optnlon at Ita noat
aad to tha elocUoi I i
nea riee-ehalrtn.n, for fear ?* leai la tha
eouru mlght rcauit in an oppoaite oplnion,
and tii.it ln tlectmg a nea ttce-chalrroan
the] rrngbl ?? eleetlng, a noa
Mayor, thua tnrnlng out * Republlcan and
r. p'.a^lr.t hun wlth a TBB.Bt.BT.tO.
ln other words. tha fooloBlatB arant a
? : ..-...?. ?.f the grjee-tton bafora thej
board take* aal nettati, 'rh", mX*ul ??
had -;.Blg by *Ba aaohlag of an miun
llOB agamst the DOyntOBt to Colonel KUBO
nf th<- Mayor'a aaiary.
, orporatton i euneel ?V.taon. ln
Bponaa to a leoueet from i ontroller i
d tgast aenl tle latter yeaterda ?
.' ? -xi.r.-sae.l bi hlni l*V?1**?"' \
- Kline nlmrelf HepiembeT !???*?
.--|.i foi a *l Bbl eti | " ol k ine
ri,i become Mayor and had vacated hla
faVlner ohVM ll* Bppended o
:,,,, thal of ! I'-hiiiei.i Smith. a former
! iVporaUon Counael. a-ho. on ?wtemb< r ..
. , , j ia ,\f ?? i.- ,i atmllar q leevon.
Charter Read Same as Now.
Thlrtv-nine yeara a*o. It BOenU lha Of*
? t Mayoi wa i vacani through di .it
Tha ehartar aaJd then, aa II doea to-d?y,
t.at P/henever there ahall ba * v^-an.-y
i? the office of Mayor, tha Preotdent of
the Board <>f Aldermen ahall ???' ?' Majjror
?nd pooaeaa all tha rlghta and powera of
Mayor ' Bamuel B II. Van a had been
. ?, ted Preeldenl "f the M.,ard <.f A
,,,.ti iie beeame autaerj.Uea.ly. aceord
ing t.. Mr. Bmlth, the Buceaaaei ?i tha toUi
Mayor Haronaoyer,
?u win be obeerved arrota this Cor*
norattnn <'ounael, "thal Under the
gaaga of the uw. tha proaldOBl of tha
'...i.rd la not only tO a< t as Mavor.' but
la tO ab.*"lutely "8*88880. Bll the rls'hts ard
powers of Mayor' Thoaa word* are a*
atrong aa any th.1 oauld h?va kieen u?ed
They eleatiy make the i-roetdent of the
lloard Of Aldertn.ii the .o-tual Mavor Of
tho city when a aa?ea**ci has been ereated
in in.- o03ee
?Mr. Vanea a*, therefore, at thla eao*
uu'iit. und-.i the lawn of tha State of NaB
York. as trulv the Mavor of tha Cit| 88
1Uj Mr. Havaraeyer during tha laat twi n
ty.thre* rnoBtha of his Hfe and u? arlll
., Mr. Wlehham if aliv.i the tirei day
of Um ensuiiiK year. The law operatee
to absolut.-ly dlvest hlin ot tho olllce <>i
aldera an and to aaveal him with the aaaV >?
of Mayor dBiing lha tlma arhlcb Mr
Havetneyar wobM have aerved if hi* Ufa
had been prolonged to the tiist day >>f
January. He holds but one b8nOO, and
that the inayoralty of the ,itv
"flu jjtifonns tho duil.-s,of one offl.-e
*nd one pnly. By op.i.iii.m of BBtettng
statuti* h,> i?. for the time B*stng, aa i?r
feetl) tranaferred from ihe Boaurd of ai
dorincii to lha chamher of the rnavyoratty
as lliciUKb he had raolgned the former po
?itlon and been elected tO the latter"
Corporation Counael Bmlth g"..'* on to
aa) that slmllar .juestlous atose when
VUe-1'iesldent Tylei ,.f the Unlted Htat.s
rooceadad Preeldenl WlUlam n.-nry iiar
rlsOn. in 1111. It with rl.-.-|,l.,l that Tyl.r
beeame Preoldenl and nol aetlng Presi
iU-nt, and the decision wa* never dlaputed
in the courts th, n or latl r wlien PHImore
anrrfiodod Taylor or JobBaon LtBeoln
The former Corporatlc;n < loainael eloaaa his
oplnion ??? followa:
"ln nn ludgment, there can be no nues
tlon that Mr. Vance la the Mayor >>f the
>lt.\, an.l not now a niember of your
board; that hls s.-at thereln ha*i berome
and ia at present vacant. und that th
board oleorly posseages tha power an.l
?luty nf miiiiK BBoh raoanoy by vote of a
majoritv ,,f aii th>- membera alaeted.''
Mayor Kline hlmself ia plttyine; jjafe.
He contenda he has becorne Mayor, iu mc
cordance wlth the OgBBloa of Corporation!
Counael Watson, arad that hls aeat a?
alderman and the vice-clialrmanBlilp of
the board aro vacant Hut hc refuaea 10
raaagg the*? two ottlce* on tha ground
that on beconilng Mayoi he vacated them
antoinatlcally.
"\N'hy should I reslgn'."' ne asked ye?
terday. "When Pienldent MoKbjdOg dled
and Theodore RoOOOVeH aWOagaa President
of th* T.'iiitcd States. did Mi. Uooaavelt
r*?lKn as \'l,-c-Presldent?"
"Do you tlilnk, then, that you have a
rlght to ?tt ln the Foard of Aldermen aa
a member?"
"No; I do not thlnk I have a right to ait
aa a member of the Board of Aldermen
frcm the 61at Diatrict. and the aame ap
ollM to my actlng aa vice-chairman of tha
board Hut aa Mayor I thlnk I have a
perfect right to flit In the Hoard of Alder?
men."
"How many voter, do you tlunk there
are now In the Hoard of Kstimat'-?" waa
another queatlon.
"Thlrteen." he aald.
"Isn't It true. then. Mr. Mayor. that the
Hoard of Eatimate will not be ablc to paaa
eertatn propoaltlons which. under the
rhartfr. require that all fllxteen votea he
eaat in the afflrmatlve?"
"That is my tmpresaion."
"Spe.cial tevenue bonda, for Infltance,
oannot be. voted for the reat of the year^
"Not wlth the preeent memberahlp. Bfl
leas I ain mlataken." he replied.
Mayor KUne re< elvod yeaterday a letter
from the 18th Assembly Diatrict commit?
tee of the National Progressive party *>f
Klnga County telling him that organiz*
tlon had wlthdrawn Ita eandidate for al
derman la tiie Bflt DlfltrUt becauae lt be
lleved the Mayor of the city flhould be re
Uavad of the neceaalty of maklng an
urtive caavaaa for ra eleatjaa to the
Board Of Aldermen. An add.-d reaaon, the
letter aaya, la the .Mayor'a announ.ed ln
tontlOB to OOOtlOUfl the admlnlatratlon of
Mav-.r oaynor without ehange of subord.
nater*.
SIX FORTUNES LOST
[Actor Tella of Refusing "Peter
Pan" and "Prisoner of Zenda."
[Bj CBble te The Trlbun-J. 1
London, Bept 24.-Bir Herbert Tree
Imparted a aecrat of aewaatlonfll ln
toreet yvaterday. "Heter I'an." ahout
tho ineat autuBaaful play evei pro
,.,. . ,j, was originally affcred to him
,,nd he declinad lt. and thun inlflned a
fortune. Speaking at a luncheon in
honor of CyHl Maude. who l<-av*? fo
.|av for his Amerlcan t..ur. Slr Herbert
Tree COflfeaaed that had he produeed
aii r.f the piaya arhleh he rcfused he
would n?.w be a rleh man. btit that he
had the aatiefactlon of kaaartng that
all of theae playa hnd enrhhed hrother
managera.
Sir Herbert then addfld that he hfld
dacllned MPatar '"'"" frtun lt was
'.ruught him, "Kianiet." "Diplomacy,"
?The Prtaoner of Baada," and "If I
Were King."
-??
FRENCH AVIATOR DROWNED
Military Airman. Strapped to
Craft. Falls Into Sea.
Ilegader, Iforoeee Bept II A Fraratk
mltltarj BVlator, <omlng here from <7aaa
bianca | daj araa planged Into the aee
d< ... -A.-itei vhen hla aeroplane capal-ed
ai a dlatan'e of M I rerdfl from tho
bearh The nirman waa faafened to the
l?a| of bhi maehlne and did not come to
face again.
The denth re.'Orded BbOV6 la the HttB
fnt-i'lty n;n.e the aeeidflBl ln whlch Lieu?
tenant Belfrldge loat hia llfe. fhe ye;. r*
nrc" One hundred and eleven avlatorfl
have met death thua far in ItlS.
ANSWERS U. S. CRITIClSKj
"The Times" Oalls p-,^
Concegsions Non-Politic-4
[By r?.ble tr, Tbe Trtbjn? |
London, Sept. ".4.?"The Tim*,/..,
i rus-ilng American objectlona {" **
I Pearflon concesfllonfl, says: "Thtr,
be no doubt that the vlewe exprtl.
raise queatlone of the moat monieRr'
I ii.terest, but aa far as the Pe,.-^. ?'
I . esBions are concerned they are u
.?n Inaccurate Information ar,,, ^
any case premature. Neither t
Oolombia nor from Ecuador h?r*p
*-ona as yet actuully aecured any
< essions at all, for ln both cue%
(ontracts have atill to be ratlf?j
the respective eongreshea
"Apart from thla. however, tn-n
no truth ln the report that th-, (J
tract with Colombta containa any,
conceeaiona as that which ????*?
have excited the aus* eptlblUtig,
Waahington. The aetual t< rmi y*
contract are not availahle, aa th?
atill under dincu??ton. but we Ufj^
dtand that they clo?ely resembl-. %
contract wlth Ecuador. The ?**,>%%
*-onc?iflsionfl have in reallty nn m^
character whatever."
NEW LAWS FOR SPAIN
Government Purposes to !?
crease Army by 71,000 Men
[By Caato to Tha Tribunal
Marrid, Sept. 23.-The govemn,,,
havlng declded to open Parllament 2
month. the fablnet met to-day to frta
the leglfllatlve. programme to be M
mitted. A measure ls to be pr??er,t?i
calling for an increase of 71,000 ra*
ln the number of'recrulte for th? ct-j.
ing year. Reform of the achool tyitri
will also occupy leglfllarorg,
The openlng of the Pflrllamtnt i
looked on wlth ?ome appreherul-rn ii
government cin-iea. aa laat aeoilon n,
marked by atrong opposttion to tlu
ministerial policles. Prernier Romi.
nonea declared to-day ln an lnterv,--/
that he aill oubmlt hla rrounraru*, u
a queatlon of confldence, ?nd that ff
he fails to nhfaln h worklfif mtjorlty
he will reaign.
In aueh case hla aucceaaor a!ll ->->qV.
ably be Sefior Prletu. fonner Secre'arv
of State and the preaent leader of th<
dlaaenthag factlon of the Liberal p&rty.
B
AMERICAN ^VISER TO CHTJi
Henry Carter Adams, of Michiftt
Accepts Post in Peking.
Waahlngton. fiept. B.?Priendfl of T?*--*
farter Adania, rrofe.-nor of polltlcal araa.
oa \ rt' the Unlrereitj <.f Mlchigai ?v/i
haa aeeepted the pont of general fl'Cflifl
vi4-r to the Hepubhc of t.'hina.
Ann Arhor, Ifleh., Sept ^ -ff-ajfj
Adania to-day conrirn.ed the \\
reporv i'ca.nd he WOUld fl ' ll ?:
a Chil M :i?ion BPflOinted 'or tH
Btaadardlsatlon "f reeordi
of goverrrnert r.V.lwaya Ue w 11 ?'*.
October 1*
INSTRUCTION._INSTRUCTION.
M\\ lUKk -llrrntw. -d NBB 1 4IHK ?Hrentwoe.l.
Academy of Saint Joseph ln-the-Pincs
BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK
A Bo&rding School for Young; Ladies
Prepar.tory Collegiate
Ac.demic and Elern-ent*u*y Departmenta
A large tirrproof huildiiiu nearinj- compl'tion will, this yfir, ifford
gre.tcr iCtommodation to the scnior students.
Studiea reaumed September 8th
NKW \OHK?Manliuttun.
HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS, 599 Weat End Avenue.
N v. .,..?? bi *? Ir . Prta I ??' 8B0J BUret
FOR GIRLS. 601 Weat End Avenue.
Mra N a .?-'.?? Ir., Wa. Tel B88 River.
Preparation from Primary to Collegfl.
H,be..l? tBaieeed >>T V % >t?l? Ke??-ota.
Certificate of School fldmlta lo College.
t?"flBBSfljBB' ?nd
T??.ir? I'r-iiar.'l n? feh^ol.
r,N,r. Una naaaaa, AtflMlfl Pt>M
Tlie rrlnelpeU \reJSom at THF K< IIOOIA
?PRIMARY TO rOl.I.EGE"
Derkeley School
for Boys
TMIBTY-FOUBTM TBAO
Ti?r->w?N fl-*flfMra4fl)fl far ?<< Cellacea
?nfl Taahnlaal Baheala.
Uabt aiTj tpaoaa Bja-rfletaaaa
:'J? ? ??: ? -? h?T? ?ntar?<1 C>:t?t?.
Qpeer lihNl apana HVaflnaaflay. Baat. 84
Lawar aehool apaaa Wadnaaday. Oat. I
I'.iuatrataJ OaUIOflOe ayea aap4?atloa
72nd St. k Wtit End Btfl Iei. Columflui 1418
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
iiiiimm. teMOLtmcLi i ihkproof.
LaberatorWa Qymnaelum, Pleyeroead
(111) *THKKT 1MI < KNTRAt PARK WBBT.
BOYB s''.'.'l.s>|-| I t.Y PREPARED POk
inil MIUV \AI.K. tORNKI.I., HAR1AR1).
1'RIM ETON. REOKXTfl. Bt'BZJKtfBa,
i'kimarv n^aaca.
I.-.0TII YK1K HK4.IV* NKIT. 24.
Hfalmaatera nnw at School T*l. 3T??T Rlvaratde.
Collegiate
School
Ii a College Preparatory
School wilb atrong Pri?
mary aad Junlor Ortdti.
Modarn i.-hool building.
Larga *1> mnattutn. 1.1th
rOr year begina Bapt. SOta
Boyg 1*1 ??? W. ITthSt. ha
. twaanProadwayanflWaat
rooadadltll End Av(nll,| N#w VorU.
./ A. r. Warrtn. Headaaita-.
IRVING SCHOOL
i I). BAY, ??> 111>. hitii ??.
I irmfniHo. Prlmnry. Inirrmedlate.
<..ii.-gi.4tf ni,! i.uiTiiiil llep'ta.
N.i h'.n.. alii.lv for tiovi \.nd-r fUtaan.
It?op,iia 8?r-t J.-.th. Phona 4?3fl xohuyler.
I>K H\Y NOW M BCHOOL MORN1NQB.
The Brown School of Tutoring
I rnlrrlr 1 . Hrovtn, H. >.. Head Maater.
341 a/aei 7."iili Ht. I'hen* *'<>l 8664
Kounded io**?i. Bofurdlaa aad De*' Bcaeat I-oe
Ulvaly oaly (MM PUpll at n time wlih a taa.her.
?v S-l.oot wlth an Xtn.i.Npl.'Te of Work " _
BTBINKM BCHOOLB,
P
V
ACKARD
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
Lexington Ave. & 35th St.
COflBBM rclfll. ai.ni.grapl.lc and
a>. reiiuui touraee.
WALL TERM NOW OPEN.
Band for ratalog No aollrltora
Sperial rourae In Higher 1. .o.inilng,
I ..-I A. ...liiillug nnd Audltlng.
BTgajB VORK? 1-ong lalanil.
A MOPET, HOME BOARIUN ; B H'^OURl
piet* wlth tno.iarn *a)elptn*nu aad ???
(arv improvamants. la
IHE Klll IN8TITTTB FOg BOV?.
Khuhing (Efltabllahed 1888), Loag Ulaaali
rmiraea (t>'n., awlip/nlag pool, ?llitarr4ka
athletlc flel'd. t'ni'.irp*a**d alvan- .?;?i ln *j*'
Uaa Modarata terma. I'R r At'!. KTIJJ
NBW \ORK-Vulhalla. WeaU-heaUt C-*J*t;
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITVTE
Yalhalla, Weatoheater 4 o.. B, 1 . R<'? *?*?
a e*untr** bom* flchool ?or gtrla nt all al'1
r>>.* oniy uii'ier ll }{<:n' Mothar fer 888*1
>hlldr*r.; 4.',rr| jr*eT| 2f> rr.llta fiaafl g, V
to *.-ra* 888 ti alWattea, 4': -oaaag
at'idy. Rafea |?,>0 ... 88T8 ' etaleg. _
NKW ll.RSKY?Mn.-aln I'ark.
art rn^irKssoR wiah*apjr''s faltl*ar818j
tiuflht a.'ulpuira. applted ".rta and at*r
pirtnarahlr. hiali elaaa buelneaa prnpoaitJe"
hlgheai r. f?ren,?a: dlplnmai <"ara af a
l ia* studio, Uaeota Park, K. ?'?_J
NEW JEB"*KY?rennltifto*.
The rennlnglo-, aVhool f*r Bo- ,. 18 aBB
ef RpUndld vv irk rank thla a ?4?M *""??*
beal Amarlr-an Preparatory Inan'u'i ???>? *r:'J
DR. FRANK MaPtMH,
_II.,x A. l'e-inlna* '". N. J
DABC'INO Bf'llOOLB.
THE OSCAR DURYEA SCflOfl
47 WEST 72D STREET
Iptown Braneh: 6fl4 and 53T IVeat 13.* *
TUITION in AESTHETICj
DANCING and DEjWgj
Ball room Sulte* for Rental. Tel. 6211 <*
Cluuis n.
HALIF
LOU1S H. SCHOOL
7 W?6?
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