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I OF
10
Yuan Shih-kai to Emphasize
Friendliness of Foreign Pow?
ers Toward New Republic.
MESSAGE SENT BY WILSON
Movement to Restore Confuci?
anism as National Religion
Is Widespread and Alarms
Christian Missionaries.
MM ? ' ''~The friendly Intentions
,,'.,, - rnmenl toward f? ?
. ? be strongly emphasised in
lh-kal's message to
rt.:?? nt on l occi don of bis mau
rj-itior ' led he
?tfM Util ?"? I '? tlgn powers
toward u* ha- always been thit of peace
? | von us eor?
*ni iniotai i whenever tho oceaolon
seetA t "? the C'V
rid yet all the same
M?fhl: te the good will of the
i. It Is most important for
iQeltlssns : ; ?? hineso Republic
?v to ur.???: stand 1 savor to
. fiiondshlp
toclare that
. Othor en
mmtsn ' by the form? r
jUnihu md ? sa gov
nents shall
??, itrlctl] !-served, and thai
: met
?jpnMW reign companies and
-erved
? that all rights, prlvi?
'/At* tni
trt ?n China by virt ition il
MM*""* onactmsnti
. ? firmed
make *?<? I ?
amity and
IksPltacetor ?cce men who conduct
?S leant ' '? 2hrlatlan As*
m Bhlh-kal
to Amer 'ia- when they
heir new building by
?Mi ?t ' '
ost 180.0
c.t as B 1?! ?US monun
ng its slngl?
tRbt ;?'' ??' ' ' I or-*'
?
;?-j>? ?igt 9 ?Presld?
ongratulation jreiter- :
?ir to Frt
to office President
T_r. wl - ration takes pli
'.as' Monday by the j
Mutent Stati ni has
of thli event
resident Wilson con?
upon tho
...-?. ? ? The com
?
f your ei
edtancy'; I? f ?
:?-,<?. ?-'. -" I offer you
??-rat n the
nit ind
? ?
? ?
?hat high and honoi I I
?Act if i geni ? quail?
elf It I? my ho\
? ?
?:: ? tics and the high
..ur fxcel
laty'i administration will be so eon*
?
Oka <v happl?
mi and of her people, it
?..; ? ??- with
si in pre* firmly
lly and .?ordial re!a
60? bet* ? ?
ihlns to reitori
>.f'.r",'.
filien T?as ? eel of ? report to
S* 8tate Iienartment to-day from the
tr*Mfcai '"??.' rAffaires ?
Metall her? re-.-ard the movement - of
rene*
-."
The roporl polnti ?ut thi.h th?
'.?' - ? -.In ?"hina ? I
"-Wie. Mni ?? d with the
became d
iyed or con
r*r.ti Root ? a to many of the
from relli
me? of h ?' *e . hr stlai s, how?
??i *_ i ?. ,u ? ? bllsb
hORR th?- r?
v"* "? ? me, and th?
?AtR :s r< th? - - . ol *? - old ' B
?"?"r a poLtn..?.- t, ji ' hen Huan-<
-..-.I youna ? ? ?
?-Tif-cb?!-- - . |_n A .id--my and a
Of i oluml la l'?iv.-r
l hi t h?
?^?Wi?tior., -...-: imbers amo:
*_? ?"jit.- the Hi gulahed
and which bas
??* cloud a nal -..il convention at Chl
"? An btrth]
for?
? ? Wil]
; .. . ,. Il ?Hie
???et im- ??
lid to
?'??'?o?-- ovel ?h.- situation.
ENCARE DECLINES
W WITNESS BULLFIGHT
aident Sidesteps "Gala"
^air Arranged in Celebra?
ron of His Visit to Spain.
Raymond
Is now visiting
."??*? ' ned to-day
*___? ? ?all
J"1'*0 ' f tanoo
?-?'..? i . . ? Poln ar? is
^?d lover o
~,,:" ??1 ?he royal hunt
?j/04'*' -' Polncalrd and
^"JAlfonso ha.l taken lunch, the auto
iZe '''"" "f a ' ?v?l
P ' ** -
* >?.??
'?t Alfonao who was d
?Z c*r? ?ttai ? I the .,. - Idont. He
5riout' !,:'?*"?"*? '???' m??? UP ?rid ?kll*
^ "? hand, which was
H,/0"1 li? then placed him In an
JgT*'b;;' ? him t.? a hospital.
??t '' ? k . that Presi
*<th iri'' who """ 'P " c?' af"'i"1
**? \k f the accl
i.," ut on 'earning the details he sent
"??edal bo g to the |
*~- ?
y K?NG OPIUM MONOPOLY.
^fKo'- " ? ? 'i h. Hr!U?h govern
||fc^ ?? decided to establish an opium
^ oply ,n Hong Kong ;?t the explra
?f the f,re?.r,, agreement, and It is
<^1 that v.-lth the control of the traf
<'j?]'h* ' H"?" "r thf! ^?'"v''rnm??'?, Ite
, ' ?uppn ?.. n v i!i bt ?-a .? : The
UWt"!! ,lr,r'lun<?'*>', of the farmers ar.?
I l*Uten ov?r in entirety.
WILSON TO BLOW UP
GAMBOA DIKE TO-DAY
President in White House Will Press Key Releas?
ing Electric Current Which Will Explode
Great Charge of Dynamite.
Washington, ??cf. I?.? Pressing a key
at the White House at 2 o'clock to?
morrow afternoon. Kastern time. Pn I?
?dent Wilson will release an elsctrtfl
current that wird travel overland ?Mid
under ses to the Panama ?'anal to r>x
plode a charge of dynamite and di
stroy Osmbos dike. This dike is the
?us?, great physics! obptrurtion to ths
opening of water communication h?.
tw.cn the two ocans. although :he
wreckage of the dike and two earth
slides, une nt Cucsrscho and another
at ?k?ld Mill, must be eul through l*e
fore the canal can rsctuslly be open -d.
The destruction of Osmboe dike win
col'-brated no; only at the White
House, but i.:i ?along the PsclAc Coast.
Originally it bsd been intended to set
off the charge ?it !? o'clock in the morn?
infr. but President Wilson granted iv.e
request for a .hang.- to SCCOmmodatS
points In the Padflc time belt
When the electric current startad by
President Wlton trevcrse? th.- land
?ires to Qslvsston nnd psssss bensstb
the Qulf of Mexico b\ cable to the'
isthnv:?- the cana] engineers expect
th. spark to explode the tho m
chsrges of dynamite win? h bave been
buried in the 300 feel c,f dike, which sti
P?*esen( ? la i ? tween Gstun i. ike
and th?-- famous ?Culebra cut. A rlr-1
of dredges will sttack the slides .is
they have clesred the wreck?
ape of th? dike, end although ('o!?>n?-l
Goethsls, in his telegram to the Canal
made no pr. .
tion. it la . it will be possible
to have the lighter boats us? d by the
canal diggers to pass from ocean to
ocean In s few weeks
Panama, Ocl 9 Pr?par?t!? ns are all
completed f<-r the destruction of the
GsmbOS dike, which separates the WS
ters ?if Qatun Lake from the Culebra
Cut. .-Ml the nscssssry changes ha*.?
? rpsde In th? - so that Pr? -
ident Wilson, by pressing ? key at the
White House at 2 o'clock to-ro?orrow
afterno.-n. nwy operate the switch con?
trolling the dynamite dischsrg?
The barri.-r ha? .-?>? mined from end
to end. but out ?.f 1,277 I rges pi inted
only about 4"?' will be Brad ..'. oi
The others will be discharged later,
will not be an oil
LAND CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN
Lloyd George Will Outline His
Policy To-morrow.
, . ?. ? ?
London < < ; l?>. David L
Gorge's pre.,? land fight begins to?
morrow at Bedford. The chsncellor of
the J ? ?eeCh Will l?e the aig?
' r battle all Slong the iine. Tli?"
Cnlonlsta ss well as the Liberals, "ww?
have a land programme, for the
let Of the farmer an?l the agriCUltU?
ral la i not be Ignored by either
party.
The Unionist pol of whlcb Lotd
Lansdowne Is the protagonist, Is to
make the tiller <>f the poll the OS I ? t
of the soil he tills. He will then be s
propertied person snd s Unionist. ,
The Liberal policy Is to let the farmer j
r?- msin a tenant, with 111
ssfegusrded. He will then b<- an tas?
to landlordism, snd consequent?
ly s ?Liberal.
No good citizen neglects to vote. To
vote you must register. Your first
chance is to-day. Accept the chance.
The books >re open on three othc day?.
But this may be your last chance.
FORCIBLE FEEDING AGAIN
FOR BRITISH MILITANTS
Clemency of Cat and Mouse Act
Not for Mary Richardson
and Rachel Price.
- By ? ?bl? ?'? '"' ?- Tribu??? ?
London, Oct. 10.?-Forcible feeding is
to be resumed. Mar- f':< hardson a.id
Rschel Price, two suffragette prison?
ers charged with arson at Hsmpton
?;. who are now hunger-striking, j
will be forcibly fed, if neCssssry, In
i ..f being rel.as-?! f'?r a period of
recovery, under the csl arid mouse a?*t.
This decision is In secordsnee with th>
statement mad- bj the Home Becrstary
in the House r?f Commons While th"
bill made n possible to abandon forcible
feeding in ordinary cases, it Is not man?
datos*) ?'i ir-'' cane lf '?' prisoner whose
offence la ol such a kind ?>r whose de?
termination I" repeat h? r offence at
every opportunity ?^ so pranouncsd that
H would be unsafe In the public inter?
est to Sllow SUCh pers.in to be at lar??-.
Instructions. Iherefore, have been
given to th?- pnson authorities to take
ail proper medical msssures, Including,
if necesssry, srtlflclsl f?ssdlng, to pre
v?-nt prisoners from endangering their
li\,-s b) voluntary starvation.
Ti?. suffrage question has caused a
split in lii?- National I7ni??ii of Women
?Workers, which ha.-, been sitting In
conference si Hull tnis week. Mrs.
Humphry Ward Isd th? protest against
the union edvocsting woman suffrage,
at a rSSUll Ol Which there have been
numerou? secsosions by the *nti-suf
frags minority ?n(i s ?decision to form
a rival uni m. ,
Winston Churchill, spesklng at Dun?
dee lasl night ntnt seriously tnt.-rrupt
ed b) suffragettes, ? .dosen <-f \?.h?.m
\?. re ejected frona the meeting.
KILLS FIVE. THEN HIMSELF.
.1..harm? sharp. Ocl I As ? niplove of
me Rsdfontsln mine named Cunnlnghan
suddssli i.e. ..me demented lo-dsy and
?hot his wife and slster-ln-lsw dead Mo
then rnounted s bl-cyds snd pre seeded to
thP KhOOL Where he shot and killed hin
three ehtldrsa and committed ?uloide.
Your duty?to register. Make your
plans so as to get your name on the
books to-day. They are open between
7 a. m. and 10 p. tn.
i holiday in the ?'anal Zone, every one
who '-an be spared from work will
journe> to the peone. The danger zone
will be guarded h\ a strong cordon of
police.
Fourteen units of the Atlantic dredg?
tu- fleet were BtlCCOsafully pabSOd
' through the ??atun locks to-day on
their way t?i the 0<mmboe dike, and will
begin operations as soon as the barrier
Il shattered The lockage t< <.k two
1 ours f>nd a half, ?orne time being lost
through manoeuvring the veeseli into
position. The lock mechanism worked
perfectly.
On? of the guesti of the at ntrlon will
!? Philippe BunaU?Varilla, who v. is
. loeely identified with the French at?
tempt to build the canal and who Is
strongly opposed to the la k type of
??anal. n<- arrived here to-day and
was taken through the locks in a tug.
He expressed himself pleased with the
a hie? ement
' H?. i\-ih> to The TiUMIM '
London. Oct 10. Immense Interest
|S hcjriK t;ik?-n h? re in the completion
of the Panama Cana! To-dav "The
Times'' devotes nearlj half ? page to
I descriptive article and a map of the
ne?? waterway. "The standard" says
editorially:
"Th? feal to be performed to-day
well deservei special comm?mor?t! in.
a gr?ai ?leai remains to be done b? I
the ranal can be opened to th- naviga?
tion of ships ?>f all countries, bul bar?
ring unforeseen accidents, n.? obstacle
..f really formidable dimensions Is still
lefl to be overcome, it is evident,
therefore, that something In the nal ire
of world-wide rejoicing over the ?-vent
is not only justified, but so appropri?
ate thai Its omission would be m??x. us?
able, and wi.ii?- Americans are con?
gratulating each other on what h ?s
b. ? r, eved b) their own enterprise
and energy and on th? ir spl? ndld sue?
in transforming failure into tri?
umph, there ?grin certainly be n?> dis?
position on this sid?- of the Atlanl
tnak- light Of what th?-y have done or
begr idge them the credit f..r it. nor is
it unlikely that a fair proportion <t
th?? liquid consumed in celebration of
the Panama toasl will find Its era}
down oth? r tl
MISSIONARIES STARVED
Rescued from Chinese Brigands
Under "White Wolf."
Peking, Ocl I The harrowing expert?
?f the missions : - ? ? ?.. the
hands of th?- Chine? ?
leader-hip of "White Wo r H T ? ? Vang
- related to-d dispatch I
the Hev Christian Btokstad, at
Hauges Norwegian III
The He- \ir Itokstad declared thai
when the goveri i , -
.: t?i? y found the ts ,
th?? Rev, ?leor-.-? H Rev. H
.....?? T?..?
:? ?-?.'. I ad b? ?-il for t? - ? td'len
under s heap of stras the I
kf forward
lei was obtalnabl? ? ?
were witl t 1 ?
The i ? -? gn i.e,i th? i hiding
at..! thrust theli bt net I r..?i?-h the
g th? ? of tl ? . Idden
beneath
When the brigai red thai the
fugli ? ? i om? n .?r..: ? hlldr? n l ?
treated them well, detaining them ?* tni
chief i odgli gi The ?bell
i Peking thai th* brigands probaM; be? imi
I ft ighb id lest the foreign? * i ho ild l I i
a- tlon.
Another dispatch iron?, the it? \ Mr.
st'.i-.at id th? brigand iped tow?
lard Bin feh, m the Province .?f Ho-Nan
rtur? prise. Fur?
ther reports tr?.m th?- southern part of the
Province of Ho-Nan state that ot tei de?
tachments of "White Wolfs" followers
bat < captured othei toa ai
KAISER TO VISIT KAISER
German Emperor to Go Next
Month to Vienna.
Berlin, Oct I -The supposed coolness
wl i had arisen m the relations be?
tween Germany and Austria, owing to
Germany's support of snti-Austrian poll
? i the Ball ?n war, ha:- svldentl)
overcome, for it ?vas announced to
day ?"at Emperor W:i!iam, aftei i hunl
| lnc trip at th?- end of the month on the
i pohemian ostates of thi irchdukc Pran*
Ferdinand, will pay ;? visit to thi Em*
i peror Prani is Joseph ?it Vienna
BIG LINERS FOR BOSTON
British and German Companies
Guaranteed Dockings.
Hamburg, Oct ?.?Thres ocean steam?
! Ship companies th?- Hamburg-American
I the Cunard and the White Star, have
i entered Into s centred with the Boston
Harbor authorities, according to the
terms of which Boston will build a dry
dock to accommodate the bigpest ?te-im
er.s, in return f?>r whl*h th?* three rom
panies have guaranteed to arrange for a
minimum numb?-i of dockings.
! SENTENCED TO THIRTY YEARS
! Italian Guilty of Robbery and Com?
plicity in Murder in United States.
Messina Mcily, Oct I Francesco im
best, who attacked and robbed Patrick
Campbell el Portage, Penn., in MM, sur?
rendered himself to the authorities here
yosteidaj He ?.?as condemned le thirty
pears' Imprisonment for the erime and
f..r his .omplieity In the murder ut
Charles Hays on the ??.?me oecostoo.
The crime for <vh!?h Kran.eico Imbesl
was condemned t.. thirty years' Imprison?
m.-nt In Blclly occurred on July 3ft, UM.
CHINESE IN N. Y. CELEBRATE,
Eighty young Chinese nun and women
will meet at the ? 'osmopolltan ?. lub house,
faeli-p the Columbia campus, thi*- eveninsr.
to celebrate the second anniversary of
the Chinese revolution, which began on
October 1!, 1911. and brought about the
, licatlon of the ManehU emperor in Stl
month* The students will also hail witli
rejoldng the election "f Yuan Shlh-kal
ns Pr?sident of the Chinese republic
CAPTURE OF TORRE?N
ff REBELS ADMITTED
Mexican Government Confirms
Loss of Important City and
Deplores Moral Effect.
RUSH TROOPS FROM CAPITAL
Every Effort To Be Made to Re?
capture the Fallen Strong?
hold?Its Commander To
Be Court-Martialled.
a? ,.? t? Th? Till 'ine 1
Mexico City, Oct It?The capture of
Torre?n by the ConetltUttonallStS is of?
ficial!) a.lniltt?.; lo PeAor <;.?rz.t Aldnpe.
Minister of the Interior, but it i.? he
lleved that ?'.eneral M ?ngula, the fcdernl
??ommander th?-r??. nave?! his ?-annon. am?
munition, rr.onev for psjnnent Of the
troops m. i supplies
It i? ?nderstnod that an exchange of
?hot? took place hetwr?n the rebels and
the retirme frdr-rnl?. but there was n?<
??.??rious engBgsmetll
The Kovernment henrs th.it man-, of the
t>f).rnl soldiers di-s-rted at Torre?n, and
that this was the renaon Muntruia WSS
for?""l t.. evacuate the ? Ir\ It Is re
fort, ?d the! th- Amerl-ans In Torre?n
???ft TA-??. Ifungula
Minister Aldape ?!e?-lares that O? nerals
Mungula, Ignatio Bramo and Ks< udero
win be court-msrtlslled for permlttinii
Torre?n lo fall
Hope to Recapture City.
Miguel Oarss A lape, fei* politico ?*>f
Torreon. n brother of the Minister of th?
interior ?o\n'? Oenersl Mungula on ?"?? -
tober i. and Muni ... - ' n-??? | Inet Oen
?*rel Truey suben ai Hip?lito iwo deys
l.it.-r Trii"v Albert Originally had two
-.-?n.i men, bul Istsr received two
thoussiTrd mor? H? h;,? now i.?>< n Joined
b Munguls - fon s, snd ? leneral Rui o
Msvarrette. with iwo thoussnd men. and
; ?- Oenersl Man?-? who tock Ciudad
!'? ? rlo Dias on Tueoday. will .,.-,-.;?.?? ;,???
in the re. o\. r- of Tm ?. ...
Miniatei Oarss Aldape x.ii?i to-da* that
th? sovernmenl fully realised 'he de?
plorable moral effort of the fa'.i >.f Toi
re..n and would therefore, make every
?ffoii t.. recspture It si the earliest poe
* ? ? dste
Reports are current that a '.aree num?
ber of ?Spaniard?, an?l several Qermans In
Torre?n w? ? r? ?I by the rebel?
aft? r they to'.k potaeSSlOn of th* ?"1"
Th? soverni rnl espreaei d ibl of the
truth of this report, and a Spanish ?'apl- I
.... ....
tory to The Trib me
... - . | Mtnletei
? B? hoi !?? ? 'o?os i ? - ild he had I ?
.....
I !?*
Rushin-j Troopt, Northward.
last night I . . - .
?i raUwsy si i?
... ,
. ? ' ' - reon
? ? littery a -m ;tv h?v? ?
tneastsd in this ritv ?in'?? '? tober
"f last .-at w'?en nil a valla hie troop?
w. re bains ? ' '? V < ra ?'ruz to re
raptun th? | ? ipl?sd by Oenersl
Felix niai
,-:.'-,? t -aril
? ?f I ??? 'aval ry and
I ',' ?4 a?
militai mmai ? ? f th?
iprialns btat P*< I ? ' ?? ?? faithful
t.. Pr? Idtmi Madero m* was wo... :? i
In the ases ? ? ? ?
where lie ra?t.-.l t'ie variiistina troop? in
favor of Msd? fact of hi? ten I *??
being U?*e.! , ? ?. - ? ?vtous the ? ? . |
tlon li ? |
Oenen I ? " ths present mill
, > gone
! MO men ?if the *5>th Ir-fantrv. Oenersl
Blanquet*! personal command, e '
irt In th?
throw f.f Malero
Ir. ida pe said 1 th*
f the ejteeu
tlon of General Alvlres bj the rebele, but
fear? I w? true Alvlres bad started
for Dursngo when he was defested ??
the !??? his artillery capturad, it
is rcp-rted
A rei ring telegran iras received at
the United Btat? - Bmbeasy here t.. Is
from Philip <? ?ry.) general at
Monterey, in regsrd to the foreign resl?
?lent? of T?.rr? on
The Amertran leneral d?clar?e]
thai more than three i indred Amert.-an.
British snd other foreign r?sidents left
Torre<m hfte.-n days aK?> bv Speclsl train.
and thai he esp? ted them to arrlvi ?t
Mont? rey te i
REPORT FOREIGNERS SLAIN
Many Spaniards Said to Have
Been Killed at Torreon.
Vers Crus, Oct 9 Th? kllllm- of for
elKnerx In? Idenl t?. the tSklnl ?>f Tone.m
by the rebele Is sdmltted b; President
? ? >| i. ?-. ntstlve here, John 14nd,
t.. ?. t ditfvelopment thai may alter radl
cally th.- relation betwe? n Mexico and
the United S?at?-s Mr Und has r.--ei\?d
a report lhal ?Sixty Spaniard? were kulet
at Toi i soi
The latest i Urns? - of for?rigners Id si
plaee th?- number ?t mota than a hun?
dred it is believed Ihsl sll the Anteil
??hum et*caped An ofBclsl ?.*ei*slo** ?>f tne
latlon "i the tows t?v 'be govern
m.-nt forces ?rai ; uMtsbed here thl
in?, but i.[...rt- sre ? redlted ti si ?
mutin-.- ?.?-. urr.-d amonS l'1*' federals and
that the tosrs was subseejuently occupied
by the rebels
Orae storj of th.- fall oi Totrtraon, a? re?
,. ived here, i> p?wts tl si the government
IrOOpS, number.RJ I"" OT mor? who had
not been psM for wreks mutinied snd
?hof <;. n? ral? Al 1res ind Bravo and se?
eral other officers, and besan looting.
Man' foreign residents resisted and were
ibet The t. b< Is, Issrnlni ol the upri?
inc. entered the town snd were krtned
b) the muUnous troops Thej ?tuteklj re.
rrtOred a SI ml.lanee Of ?>r<ler
MEXICAN REFUGEES
ORDERED DEPORTED
Thousands Who Fled to united
States from Piedras Negras
Will Be Sent Back.
[ Krnm Th?* Tr'hur.?* Itur-mi I
Wsshtflgti n, Oct 9,-netween X?M and
M.SM Msslesa refus?e-* who fled acrof-3
the international boundary line from
Piedras Net-rar. to BsgM PSSS, Tex., were
?srdered deported to-day by the 'lommiv
Sloner ?-.neral of Immigration aa the re?
sult of yesterday's conference of the Pres?
ident, the kecreUty of War and the Se*
tetary of Labor.
?olneident with the lusuance of the or?
der a report was re-reived by the Depart
MRS. GEORGIAN NA TOWER.
ir*, nt of State thai Tiedras Negras
reported to ha\? been taken by the M
. ?i. federal forces without any tight
The ,.??v,.<- st.?te.i 'hat thi numbei
refugees ???s estimated at 16.000, the
'tii. Uf whom were under miln
luard
11 la assured that th.- refug.-??
be subjected i<> nun?-cessary danger
? of tie- deportation, m most of tl
at.? . :?.Ulani not mgaged in the rev
a gnat manj of the r?tl i
women and children, ?eho fi< . p
when the federal soldiers advanced.
Adding to the difficulties or the s?tta'
In Eagle i'av Li the fact that ii.er-.
imi";i; . BSOS i I ?- r * : ft : ? ?
Thi Public Heall ?? is giv
aid and a strict iuai antine will be tat
talned wl ige? re '..ein?
ported. The mlllt lies srlil
Slit :n the d' ?.o: Lation.
?
FOR INDUSTRIAL COMBII^
Miners Make Overtures to R.
Men and Dockers.
; rabie t? Hie 1 H .-- i
London ? n t. NX ??Joint trade uni
action that maj lead to ? natior
strike In Ifllfi Is f reshadowed by 0
of the res. lut loi ? ?*s. i fostorday
the Miners' Federation, noa In confi
al s arb irougti The fad? .?
decided to approach railwaymen, doc
i n nnd ?h?-'.r labor organtnatlona wi
? irlow to unifying and aynchronlsli
their programme of movement, ti
ma) mean one national strike, Inatei
of thr?-<-, although one tpoaker urg?
that the effect ?.f combination wo ild
to prevent s strike.
Ai- ngsldi of this Industrial i tlo
th.? minors are continuing their poll!
cal policy, their iai?-st ballot showing
rlty ' f 88,848 In favor "f raising
politli hi fund imm?-diat. ly.
AIRSHIPS FOR DISPATCHE
Aerial Line Proposed, Paris t
Bordeaux, on Sailing Days.
tl . '.. 1 ?.. : . It inr I
Pans. Oct B The Mlnlstei of Con
merce u organising exp? riments wit
aeroplanes Intended to transport dit
lat-h'-s regulerl) between Parts an
Pauillac, the port of Bordeaux, on th
of the departure and arrival ??
th?- South American llnera
>
THIEVES GET REREDOS
Fine Example of 15th Centur
Art Stolen in Brussels.
Bruaa . Oct r> A reredos wr-k of t?
t'.ft??. nth centurj bj Borremans, consi?
? ii-.i by critics ..n.. of the finest example
of primitive n.' I" existence and of gre.?
i al .?-. a is stolen last night fn m 11
Church of Notre Dame, ol Lombeek, ?
outlylna distn-1 oi Bru
The thieves entered by moans of fall
'?\ -. and made th? ii ? icape wlthou
;. tvtng i'" trace
s
STATE LOSES LAND SUIT
_
Decision Affects Many Holders
in the Adirondacks.
[l\\ lei-urn?*-", m 1 lie Tribune !
Olens Fails, n Y. ?i.'t I.?A dedsloi
of interest throughout the Adlrondael
region ha?? been hand? d ?ln'?n bv Irvlnf
O Vana ex-Judge ol the ?'.?urt of An?
tonio, referee In the ease >.f the PsopU
\.-isii?? Lester lavari, jr. Joe Bavarl an?
others The .1.- Islon affscts the title ol
land In Township If, Hamilton ?ointy
and the referee holds that title to th*
land Is liven bv adverse possession
The casi? Is one ..f flft\ I .iseK of a Kim
ll.tr nature The action ??as I,,might Id
eject the Savarin from land they occupied,
on the ground that the state ha?l title to
It by deed from the Indian liner <'..m
pany, purporting to convey all of the
township to the state, excepting certain
reservations ssi forth m the deed? the
Sa?.?rii? lan?i BOt being within that res
.ii \ ?lion.
This decision will have an important
bearing on the other ?ase?. A small part
Of the land Is K'.ven to the stat.? on the
ground that it had not been inclosed by
fences,
*??
KING INVITES DIPLOMATS.
Pisa. Italy. Oct 9-The Kim; of Italy
to-day sent an Invitation to Thomas Nel?
son Page, the new American Ambassador
to Italy, to come to hi? hunting lodge at
San Hossore on Sundav to present his
credentials The Invitation was also ex
t?nded to Arthur Hugh Krazler. who re
? .mtly came to the embassy in Rome from
- Vienna.
CAM? 11"
SUED Iff SON'S win
( ontlnii?,! from flr.t psi?-?.
ttwusly ' 81 e r. viewed the whole m;
t?-r with the f'.rtner Ambassador, *
charged thai th.- elder Mr. Ti.wer "f
deavored t?. persuade her to sign s<?
? ? nature I which I cannot
this moment fully re all. but I think
wss t? state that there h.-??l never b?
an; engagement or marriage
? M) husband hss spent the ent
summer at Sew Haven with prlvi
tut..rs. unmolested by me I h-*>e k<
in-, faith with him to the utmost. I ?
Informed thai he successful!* passet
rcamtnatton and has b
granted a detxrea of bachelor ?>f ai
from tv.-- arademlc depsrtment ??f Ti
Made a Final Appeal.
'I ha\e made a Bnal aj?peal t?. hi
and with all Justice snd fairness, a
ha\e ask. d for nothing but the love, ;
fe.-tion and friendship of my husbai
has been ?l-'nied me, and m\ |e^
rights have been repudiated Th?
? thing let to do but establish r
'? in the COUItS.*1
1 Ry T-lcg-raph M Tir? Trirtine 1
New Haven. Oof I. The Mil of "M
I _?? .. TOWtST, J' , against the f(
led no rw
prise here It has !??? ti reaten, d by t
woman, who la th.- daughter
Mri Qeorge Burdlck, fortnerly ??f No
r several months.
\:t.. rt Barclay, who his beer; i "?jns
f?r the Towers, ?-aid to-night that it wi
? lenled that there was anv marrlag
I ?ung Tower graduated from rale
June, and has ill ? Isappeare?!
When Miss Burdlch announced Isst ssfi
? t she bad been married to Tow.
Incsd the Yale fa.
? ? statement ? ?therwise be wool
have l?een dropped from his elaSS SI
cording t.. the faculty, for contracting
.?e that brought undesirable not'
rietv upon the university. At that tim
talk of S SUlt net the young man
father was :.'.- Young Tower was n?.
seen sith Mlsi Burdlck after she ..lie,;..
? ,- they hsd been married Miss Bui
? ti.-k was p..pul ir w.th undergraduat
members of ;!;?- unlvesslty.
WOMAN KILLEDJY TRAII\
Started Across Tracks Despit
Warning of Employe.
A youi | worn in, named Anna Beltz, wa
Instantly killed last Sight by an expr?s
ti.i?n nf tin- New Hsven road in front o
the station at Mount Vernon MiSS Belt]
with a companion. Anna We.-kw'.rth. wh
was Injured, it was isld last night, crosse.
the tracks, Instead .?f follosring the In
.-trurtions of a plstfons attendant wh?
u.ld them t-> walk thmiiRh a subway pas
sage under th" Hacks In Older to take ai
aaatbound train
A second exprese train ran over th'
mangled body before it could h.- stoppe.
by th.- station employes The ac?*ldent <v
irred shortly after.?, o'clock, when th?
platform was filled with o.mmuter??
Much excitement prevailed, a number oi
women becoming hlfstsrlcsl
Th.? victim, Who lived in Stonington
I'nnn, And her . ompanlon had been at?
tending a harvest home festival at th?
Wartburg Farm soh?>oi. on th.- outsldrti
nf Mount Vernoo
o
WOULD INSTAL ICE PLANT
McAneny Asks Cash Also to Re?
pair Washington Market.
Poro'it-h President McAneny applied t?>
the Board <>f Estimate yesterday for
money ertth which t?> make repairs to
Washington Market In a communica?
tion to the hoard he said that he had been
urged repeatedly by the Washington Mar?
ket Merchants' AssodstJon and other? to
make alterations and repairs, but that ho
had no available funds. At a eonference
between representatives of the Finance
li.purtmt-nt, the Department of Ht-alth
and the borough office, Mr. McAneny said.
it was agreed that repairs were neces
s.-ir.?
The installation of an Ice plant. OSSt
,. - ',.... and '.t'ner r.-pairs COetlnf $.>.
500. vve'r,. Deeded, Mr McAneny said. He
suggested that this sum be appropriated,
arid that as th.- v?...rk ?as of an ntli-r
gency chsracter, the sum be obtained by
transfer. If possible, rather than through
the Issue of revenue bouds Th? matter
vs ,- referred to the Controller.
I? was ?-dated that the market was m
such deplorable condition that the federal
authorities had threatened to close 11
Mother of Slain Boy Says on
Stand She Does Not Believe
Prisoner Is Guilty.
ALL JURYMEN DETAINED
Beiliss Pleads to Indictment,
Telling Court He Has Been
Twenty-six Months in
Jail on False Charge.
Kieff, net 9-The Indictment of Mendel
Fein-., for the murder of Andrew Yushln
sky on March 2.?. 19U. near this city ?vas
read Immediately upon the rOSSSSIllMIllt
of the court this morning Widespread in?
terest was attracted by the trial owing to
th.? report that the prosecution would ad?
vance the theory that the killing of the
??hrlstlar, boy TUShfMky was a "ritual
murder."
The courtroom was crowded when the
four fudges preslde.l over by Judge Bol
dlrleff took their seats. The Jurymen sleep
in the courthouse during the trial and are
kept without newspapers or letters until
their verdict has been given.
The tables in the centre of the <*?urt
contained the exhibits to be. used In evi?
dence, including dozens of sealed and
etotbbound packages, a large wooden box
ar.J a mysterious parcel wrapped In green
paper.
The ?'athollc priest Pranaltes. one of th?
principal witnesses for th? prosecution,
occupied a seat In the well of the court
next to Rabbi Mase, of Moscow, and both
of them sat reading books and taking,
r.Mes.
The reading of the Indictment ocjcupled;
an hour and a half, and at its conclusion
the president of the court asked the ac
? used whether he was guilty or not guilty..
Bellies, arising from his seat, replied:
"Your excellency. I am an ex-soldier.
During my whole life I have worked hon?
? stlv. fulfilling orders for bricks My only
thought has been for my family?for my
wife and children. I was arrested and
have been In custody for twenty-six
months, though I don't know why"
Counsel for the defence vigorously pro?
test, d against the military guard mount?
ed over the prisoner as contrary to law.
and also against the orders which had
prohibited private conferences betw**en
Bellies and hU counsel. He added:
"It Is Impossible for me to defend my
?lient unless lr:t??rvle^s are permitted.
Th?? greater the Innocence of the prisoner.
the greater is the ne?*essity for private
conversations with his counsel."
The Puhli?- Prosecutor, M. Vlpper, said
that he would raise no objection to grant
Ing such Interviews The Judges, retired
to consider the point, and on their re
turn anno.need that they had decided
to permit Interviews, "bit on'.v in caaes
of extreme urgency."
Mesandra Pndhiko. the murdered boy s
mother, was the first witness. She *-a!d
- ispectod no one of murdering her
son. adding that she was th.-n se?-.ng
Betllsa for the first time. Th?? cord with
which the hoy's han?ls were bound when
his body ?.?.as discover.d wai similar, she
declared, to that which he used In lieu
of susi enders.
M Matchugovsky. who was the boy's
teacher, .estillad to the By s-iic-t d?.?=
tributed at his funeral, stating that the
boy bad been tortured to death by Jew*
a-! exhorting Christians to attack tho
Jews and drive them out
The, defence asked f?.r th?? production
' lb? A, sheet, but the court sustained
the objection of the prosecution
Budapsetf Oct 3?A sworn declaration,
sg? eri by seven hundred rabbis at the
Instance of the chief rabbi of Hungary,
uas publlihed here to-day, setting forth
that no Jewieh sec: use?? blood for re?
ligious purposes A copy of th- declara
Uon was forwarded to ths .-ourt at Kicff
through the Russian Consul here.
SENTIMENT IN SPAIN
AGAINST FRENCH ALLIANCE
Republic's Strength in Europe
Declining, Says One Critic?
Saragossa Outspoken.
[By ''able to The Trlnun?. 1
Madrid. Oct. 9.? President and Mm*
Poincar?, accompanied by King Al?
fonso. Queen Victoria, the Queen Moth?
er, the premiers <*f France and Spain
and **- lerge -suite, left to-day in a spe?
cial train for Cartagena, where Queen
Victoria will dedicate the new -warship
Eapana. The King and President Poln
, are will tlien review the Spanish fleet.
While the recent anti-French senti?
ment has ?ubslded somewhat, a sensa?
tion was caused to-day by an article
signed by S? iV>r Mella, a prominent
politician, stating that France's
Strength IB Blirope is declining and that
an alllan.e with her would place Spain
in the bam?* position M Poland with
i-, gard tu Rueala.
It 1h Baid that the Franco-Spanish
treaty will be ?-?included at Tartagena,
('.encrai l.yautey left to-day for Mo?
rocco.
[Pi- (*ahie to The Tribune. 1
Paris, Oct. !'.?The Madrid corre?
spondent of "La Libert?*" states that
Barcelona ?"arlists demonstrated this
rooming against the Franco-Spanish
rapproachement. The police inter?
vened. Pla?ards have been posted at
Bareg?ee ?'.??nouncing the proposed
treat).
Time Your Relief
from Constipation
?xr OV aro constipated. Ton
Y wont quick relief. Don't
go around all day with a
headache, heavy dragging feel
log, bad stomach, ?to
A basiasss man with lots of
duties needs a hseithy mind end
body. Don't waste a day of y oar
Uis. Take -, glass o?
HUICTADI JAWOg VTATmrn,
ths Natural __tatlT? ?n the
morning or at any tlms oa on
empty stomach?watch ths
clock, within on? hoar or so
yoar bowsls will mon gen
tly and you're reUsred.
1st a bottle at any
-Orng gtore today.

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