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SUPPORT 10 ULSTER
Even to Extent of Forcible Re
sistance to Home Rule, Op?
position Leader Says.
HOW TO AVOID CIVIL WAR
Anti-Ministerial Belief Is That
a General Election Is the
Only Way Bloodshed
Can Be Avoided.
London, f> >? ?"?"? Bpeaklnf al Hew*
, Laal night froiw thi aame plat?
ea Blr Kdward CflTflon, thfl Ulatei
i nioni.-t leader. Andrew Bonar Law,
] ader of the Owoflltion In 11 ?? Houae
,'.f I'limmons, (dfldgfld thfl siip-?trt of
th*- Unkmlfll party to Ulater, even to
, , ..-.-? of forcible re-datanea to
But his e igflri) flwaltfld
,. pi* to Premler Aaqulth'a offer ol a
rompromlfli on ?tobei -?"> conelfltfld
merel) ol a atatement tli.it the Unlon
lata would carefull) conaider nny pro
poaala the Prlme Mlnlater '..red to
niako rfllfltiVfl to a aolUtfcffl ot tlie Home
Rulfl problem, if ? aolntton wtwi pofl
Sll'le.
Mr. Bonar Law expreaaed the opinion
lhal th** only loarical arajr by whkh the
governmenl could avoid the reaponrd
l.iiity of plunglng the country into
Clvll war was tO eecurfl t mandate from
the people by a general election, which,
if it favored Home Rale, would be
h. quieeced In by the Unlonlete. He
said he could nol apeak for Ulater, bul
believed thal auch ? result might even
aettle the queation Ihfie
The UiUonlet leadea ompared the
attuation In Uhrter to conditiona In
Amerlca precedlag the Civil War. He
said hc had urged Blr Edward Caraon
t<> attend the meetinp so that the
pledge whirh hfl (Law) had mad*- at
Um Blenhfl.ni Palacfl rally ln July,
1!?1- to support l'lster in her resist
hiioc to Home Rule, mighl be made
perfe* tl) clear.
The speaker malntained that the gov
ammenl had brought forward Ita land
propoaala In order to confuae the Laaue.
ir ti' governmenl refused to m> to tho
country ihe I'nionist leadera WOUld not
decline the invitation to ? f??i_erence,
und wouid property conaider nny pro
posals made t.r theni ami aiiswr them
with a real deaire to llnd a aolutlon
Sir Kdward Caraon, who followed
Andrew Bonar Law, said: "I wlll enn
rjder tll the overturea when they nre
)iut into piain language. i will aubnul
them with ihe beal advice I nn to
th*ise wh.. trust me But I tell the
governmenl that aa far as i am con
?erned an) offer arlll be *if no use un?
leea ii la conalatenl with ihe eolemn
covenanl which the governmenl has
drlt en L'lati r Into."
BRITISH OLYMPIC FUMD
ONE-TH1RD SU$SCRIBED
Committee Will Drop Work if
Full Amount Isn't to Hand
Before January 1.
Landon, ?''' tb 'i'i.. Bpeclal Olympic
Gamei (.-mmittee unanbnoual) declded
to-dpv t1 -t if th< fund whlch i.- being
r.ii^i-'i for th<- preparatlon of ? Brltleh
Olympic team for Berlln .!"? - nol i
ajajjaj bj tii.- end of the y< ar th.' com*
niltlj''" a 0 lld 1 "t he iiist!!.,-,: i|, ;,| , ,
- - I! ther lll tlie Illitttel .
Thr committee azprai?) greai dtaap
polntmenl at the Inad* i late eupporl glven i
t ? fund by the publlc, and polnted oul '
that th.- money |f ura* ntly : ea?led for thr
ItM preparationa, which ara being beld ln
nue until tii. . ..iiinni i< r- is aaaura?d
ol iti?" -'? i backlna
in tii. meontlmi s< veral <>f the
|.ngll*<h tral sounht to iruln j
ind unleNi a quh k dt?bdon !
li iiiinii they will be employed ln carlng
f.n the rivali ol ?_igl
The fund noa etanda el M7.I l
a>
FATAL FLOODS IN SALVADOR ,
Fifty-four Deaths Reported After 10
Inches of Rain.
San Balvador, Ocl -"?'? -Fllty-fflut daatha
from drflwnlng wflra reported here to-day
Iiom districts of th. Repubtk of Stilva
ioi tnundated a> a se.|uel to a rainfall of
unaracedented aeverlty, _eHm through*
nnt Mcioca} and Tueedaj and it is feared
b) tin authorlties that nuui) mor*- i..*..
mbed.
in tbla clty fflur nen cl1 iwned and tbe
\ iiiaj:*- ..f Vera Pa neai Ban Vicente, is
reported deatrayed, aith all Ita Lnhabl
?j.mts .\s much a^ t n Inchefl ol rain araa
reeord
TROUBLE IN MUSIC WORLD
London Theatres Threatened
with Orchestra Strike
[Hv f ?_lo |o The TrtbOfM I
London, Oct 29.?ThA -fuslclai-_r
ITntOB threatens a . trike whuh. if ? ar
rlod int" effect, wiii leave many Wett
Ent theatrflfl and muatc halls arlthoul
mu. u fur thoir perfermancea The mflfl
demand ? minimum pay <>f $10 ? Bf8fll
in houflflfl arhcra two performancefl
an- given Blghtly and **t fl week in
houaea arherfl there is onlv' une parl >rm
ancfl Blghtly, with full pay for matl*
neea
The men have eonsented to conslder
?rbltratlon and will wait until Tuesday
I ? foffl < a 1 IinK thfl strike.
EXPERTS DISAGREE
AT BEILISS TRIAL
Find Common Ground on Only
Two Questicns Out cf
Twenty-three.
Kieff Oel .:'. ThA expert tfcflUmony of
phyAlclanA occupled t.?-.i..> most at the
i Uia trial of llendel ReUlss,
ebarged ?itii havlni kiiio.i tho boy Vu
shinsk* ThA experts Agreed that at
leaflt two peraona *'< re Impltcatad lfl the
actual killing of tha boy, bul were di?
vided un n,?- question as to whether th?*
prluM objccl of Uia murder was tho oh*
lalnlna of as much blood nt pooalble and
the Innictlon of torture "i nol
The imperial court AUTgAOO, Dr. I'avloff.
combatAd tho theory of blood-gAttlng,
bul udmlttfld that UtA sxpflrta had little
Ofl whi.h tr. base thoir th.-nnes. becaUM
of Iba Incompfltenl mannflf In "hieh the
two poat*mortam txaminattona had baab
mnde and of the incotnplete reporta sub?
mltted ; ? i ith?? to th?
nr. Tutanoff, of Kieff L'nlveralty, tefltl*
hni thal at li aal two*thirds ol thfl boy'a
blflOd had bCAfl drawn off. Th.-r-- w.-re
several li\ely tilts between I?r. I'avloff
and II. Zamtslovak), counael foi Uia
Black Hundred
Anflwerlna tha tweaty-thret questions
given to them yesterda* bj the preaklenl
of tin court tha expflrta wen dlvlded en
an pointa exc?pt as to the number of aa*
aaaalna engaged ln the crime, irhich thej
flxed ;it not leea than tWO, and tho theory
that tne murderera h:ui no knowledge of
anatom).
Professor Koflofntoff, who supported the
Mood*gettlni and torture theory, ??s of
:'? ? . plnhMI that all the WOUndA AXCApl
th. ?1 ib through tho heart wen Indicted
before death flupflrvened. He had no r.-a
?on t' believe, he aald, lhal Vuahlnaky
hn_ ',,-t conadousneaa durlng Ihe flft.en
which probably alapaed betwaau
lhe InfllcUon Of the flrst WOUBd and the
comptAtlon of the crlme. He must havA
BUffered aKonii s and lost more th.m Ball
r.f hta blood, Koflorotoff deelared. Hfl
i i led thal Um wounda did boi eorra*
spo*ld Wlth tho niunt condition of tha four
awls f.n.-nd at the bri.-k work* where
f .oiiis--' m bs employAd.
The niurdtr. ProffOT KOflOTOtOff testi
'ioil. xv,:.-- nol i ? >riin1111> -I vi .i li<? UflA or in
UlA CflVfl where the body was found. hut
al a place Where there was <lav, wlth
which the clothAA were covei*ed. There
was a *ons ition in ? ourt when it Wafl
Announced thal the claj near Vera Tche
berlak'a houae had not been - nmirv!
a Ith lhal on the clothi a
Professor Koaorotoff concluded wlth the
statemenl that the haiis found on tho
.- _ clothes eam. from a kmg,
ciii.y hoaril and oould not belong to
whose beard was nhort. stiff and
. traichr.
ii ir:. the cOurae of hla teaUmony Dr.
Pavloff aald thal the cbaracur of the
wounda was flltogetbei oppoaod lo the
blood-getUng anl torture theory.
EDWARD VII'S BIOGRAPHY
Lord Rosebery May Write Offi
cially Authorized "Life."
London, Ocl ???lt is undflratood that
K11?_: Oeorge Ifl *><> dlsaattaflfld wlth *he
Uographlea of hla father, th.- lata Kin-7
Kdward, which hav.- already ajipoami
that ho has eonsent.d tO tlie preiiaration
oi aa autharlafld Mography from Btate
papera and recollactlona of intimate
frlenda under tha general flupervtatofl ol
Vlscounl Knollya the late Klag's sacra
lai \
it la s;!:<l lhal Lord Raaabar. aill he ln*
\ it- d to wnte Um btograph)
COLONEL'S HAT OFF TO RIO
Thinks Its Natural Beauties
Unique?Leaves Sao Paulo.
3ao Paulo, im. lt, Colonel Theodore
Rooeevelt left this elty last ov*ninK for
Rlo OrandA do Bal. from which plaCA ho
will continue hla .iouriioy by way of
Montevidoo to Buenofl Ayrea and < "hill.
Governmenl offlelals ami private peraona
t-heered hlm aa hi lefl s.m Paulo
Colonel Rooaevell referred to tho
pleasure hla vlsll to Brasll had given
hun. Ha eonaldered Rlo de Janeiro the
Hneal clty In tha world la nati ral baau
tie*.
lf kladneaa aould klll," ha mld. wa
eould hardl) have survlved the klndneas
. xtended to ua by tlu- BraslUan peopla
I will remeniher th<- lba/.ilian people all
mv h!fl "
Coward
Shoe
*?? w a ??t o?r.
It Doesn't Touch
the Sore Spot
The easement of the Coward Bunion Shoe
is immediate and lasting, because the bunion
pocket is shaped?not stretched?to pro?
tect the sensitive joint.
? JAMES S. COWARD ^SESSf1 NEW YORK
Mall Orderi Flllt- Sold NOWhere EISC S*"d ,or Ceteto-jue
*?, ILLIAM .1. BCRNS.
PADEREWSKI WINS SUIT
His Profcssional Rivals May No
Longer Use His Name.
| !'.-. '' .1 1- i" ?I Trlbun*- 1
London, Oct '.'?''? Paderewflkl'a dattn
(,, ihe iitle* r,f the arorld'a greateat
planial araa uphei.i in courl yeaterday*
th.' eaae being aettled bj an Injunctlon
forbidding Ihe um nf PuderewflkPi
name on hi- rival'a advertlalm
Th.- buII waa baaed on th'' foi that
;, planial appeartng .>t Rechateln Mall
was Mlle i ia "one of the areateal piano*
forte piayera In the world, an arttal
arhoae playlng la claaaed a Uh that of
Pad* rea*akl."
NEWS AND ADVERTISING
MUST REMAIN SEPARATE
Two London Papers Decline To
Do Business with Agencies
Dealing in Both.
[Bj CTaM, io T - I ?
London, Oct 30, Remarkable revi
tlona aa to :l,*' methoda of the advertia*
inK bram h "f Reuter'a Ti legratn
pany hava evoked i/lgoroua prot* Jti
from newapapera al] over the countrj..
Tha poaltion bi inat Reuter'a eatab
liahed aome time ago a Bnanclal pub
llcitj department, arhleh claimed ln ita
circulara to bi able to obta n for Ita
cllenta extended edltorlal referenct In
the praaa Tha Bn incial publli Itj <i ?
partmenl alao declan 1 thal Ita n .
tion* arlth clty edltora arere mo I
cordial .mri auggeated thal II waa abl*
to influence the edltorlal columhfl ??!
n. ? Bp 1| ? I '
"The 'run.?>" and 'The DaJlj Mfall"
now announce l thi wlll not in fut?
ure avcepl i"rih newa and ad -
rrnnts from Rl Ltti l**l or 'r"in an) <<tli' r
agency ahich pl lya t doubli i"i'
pl> inu both io a and .u\\ ? i tlslng,
MOREMARCONIPROBES
Committee of London Stock
Exchange in Secret Session.
in.v ' <? ?!? ine. i
London, Oct, 30, The committee of
th* Btock Exchange held another ape* '
? i.il meeting yeaterdaj t.. conaider th*
further cii ? unm lane* attendii
Introduction t.. the London markel <>t
Ain'i i. ni Man "iu ahai ei Xo an*
nouncemi ni t aa gii i n oul aa tr. the
commlttee'a declalon, nor la r.n,. Ukel)
t. be made bflfora to-morrow,
li appears that although a tinal dfl*
. i s i * > n araa arrlved al on tbe maln quea?
tion inv.>iv*-d the committee- Inqulry
is to he extended over certaln other
aapacta of the matter Thln further
Inqulry wili probably Involve the at?
tendance before the committee of a
large number <>f membera *>f the *-x
changi.
FOR NEW FINANCIAL BASIS
All Nine Provinces of Canada
Ask for Readjustment.
! Bj Tel* uraph lo i b< i rtbuiM \
Ottawa, Oet tt Aa extraordinary read*
Justtnent of tha tiliaiu'lal r.lations bfl*
tween tha Dominion government and Ihe
nlne provlncei <?r Canada was propoeed
unanlmoualy to-day b) the conference <>t
provlnclal premlera icw ln Maaion bere.
Th*- Ix.ininion now p;*\.-r OUl ,,f tbe ted
eral reveni?a to tii. provincca an annual
"aubaidy" of M oeoti per oapita, wlth cei
tain addltlonnl siatr.i Bumi emountina
aanuall) to |U,W),tM Tha reeolution <>r
the prmiiHiiii premien calla f..i logtela
ti*m. laeludiag aa amendment of the
BriUah \orth Amerlca aet if Beea aary,
grantlng lfl per eenl "t the total euetomi
i? ?? rm*- of ihe iir.miiiioii ln addition Jo
tha preaent aubaidy, whlcb wouM mean
addlttonal siihsi.ii.-> of PMHtOM,
Th*- reflolution, a_ned by aach of the
nine proviniiai pit-mirts. waa preaentfld tol
I'l'inier Borden, who promised t-> give u
his eonsldaaratlon. The aubject wiii bi
brought ap ln the Dominion Parliament la
Januarj
The inike nf COniutUafht gave 9 etate
dinner to tba premlera at Qovernmentl
Houae to*nlght
PRINCESSES COMPROMISE
Leopold's Daughters to Get $4,
200,000 on $14,000,000 Claim
Bl?Mate, Oet aaal It le BB?BUBOOd Jhat
tiie thr*-.- prtneeaaea, _M_ee, Btflphanle
nnd < lem. ntihe, saushtera of tiie late
Kiai LflopoM, bave decided to end the
litu.ition wlth ihe governmenl ever their
t.t'h. i i eatate by acceptlng the compro*
fiils*- propoaed bj tha ministry. OmbmI
on bath .-irh > an noa armnglag the Bnal
fletalla. wberebj each <>r lha priaeaaaaa
will ncelve H.IOn.Oui.
ln Aprll Ihm the Courl of Appeala rea*
derad a deeWoe agalnal the priaeeaaaB,
who brflughl soit for tha aotlre Qaage
propert) iflfl bj ti.. ir father, ralucd al
'll.1'" " * I'i*'. 1-e, | |o thli th' |,|
harl ratjected the propoeal <if ihe lllnlatei
of Iiir-tj. . thul they itaojpt tflMAMt ..
tlieir bhar,..
Fog for First Time Fails tc
Hamper Liner's Trip from
Hamburg.
5 DAYS 15 HOURS, HER TIME
Count and Countess Szechenyi
Among Passengers-Hc Denies
Marital Troubles-Aigrettes
Meet Usual Fate.
I BhamperAd bj fog and ravorad by
fairly good wefltber for this Mflflon th
Hamburg-Americaui Uner Imperatoi ?r*
rlvAd here yeaterday from Hamburg aftei
paflflflgi Of .'. d.i\s 11 hours and i niin
i.l. s. thfl BAflt time she has yoi mad"
?teanring weal ThA North Oerman Lloyd
line. KronprtnxeaBta OacUIa still bolda the
Oerman record bj -t hours s.n.i II nrtn*
ut....
Captaln Hans Ruaer, conunodorfl of Uia
?I.i t, who hns been in command of th>
Impi rator slnci sha .-ame out. was ptoaaad
vesterdaj arlth m r performanoA.
?*Bhe has ih<- apeed all rlght," ho said,
"and I was not surpiisoil ;it 1..-I peiform
ance. Kver atnca her maiden trip the
Imperator hflfl be?-n a vl.-tim of fog, anl
I baVA noi let hei out to full speed Sh"
wtn do even bettar under mon- favoraMfl
\> eatbi r - ondrtlena"
prominent among th.- reflael'fl paaaan*
i.,,;i W,M. [he COOnl and ToiintesH
Ksechenyl and thoir children. Cornella
AliCA and Otfldjra
Th'- COUM i.sento.l the recent leporls
that he and hls wife BBd had a ilisapi .-.-?
ment and a dlvorce had bflflfl COBflldefed
"Vou can sre thal we are aeta together,"
he said. "ami that should fld at rAflt all
?uch groundlem rumora"
hoon ?fter lhe Bsecbenyl baggags bad
i?.?n Bxamlafld th.- part] drovfl aaray alth
Bi mo frlends and relatlVAA who had
, ,,m< t" Um plei to flseflt them Th.- count
Bnd eeunt-sa wenl to tho hom.' of Bfi aad
tora H P IVbltu* r. wbere they wUl re*
maln for a f.-w we. k- and later j..in thfl
thr.-.- children, wiu-. with * n.i i auram an-'
aervanta neal dlrw i to Um hom* "f their
maternal grandmother, Mra Vanderbilt,
;.t Newport Tlw inn <? Ke* I
...;,? mada bi automobih In a bi n i fli
that had bear aenl from Newport bj i*>at
on Tueada* nlght
,iam.* i? Phelan, thr former Ln-mo
.,,,.,, Mayot of aaa Pranclaeo, who waa
? .. , ,,,,i b] rr. *td. nt w llaon
,. repri m Btatlve In th- ? ?
tl,. Buropean ? -blWI al tha Pbi ? i*P?
. ? , gxpoeition, r.-turn. d on the imi ? ra?
tor.
\ii ii:. i ni aald he thought m<
Oen bi ki I Oreal Britaln ' ?
. ..? bearl and aould tei 11
*<?,,,! BUbstantlal i shlWta lo lha P
ll : ? '
tl deli llve, aho
bad i- ? ?? abroad I ? genclea ol
ln the Mg ? "?? "' Burope.
i !.., i. turned Ha ? ild be bell ed A
i, ,,? , :ti. - whh h have be. n - '? flafld ?:;?
bj refoi m udmlnlfltratlon .''.-i ln
?
.... . n Buroi i
. ?? roed, he said wafl wi II cov*
; i. elved little attanUon ir mn Um
newapapera
Algrettes flnd etber forblddan plamagA
on Um hati ol retui nlna wom< n i
t-.,- attra< led tht ? "f ,h"
Blxteen plum*
ro mded up. Ihe ournera mak ng ? ?? pro
. . of the a
,., . .,.,.,.i wlth tla ran
. ihat in. plurm ' ?' dlflturbed,
w.u >.f compromtaa -um- nd< n -i
,i.nr... hat Thej pm pul Um
bond, w:th me understanding that
. mu. n ..'.t arhen tta
w, nt back to Kuropi
Ti..- Baroa Cbnfltaatla rea Moltke, thief
of th. Kire I'1 partment Klel, made a trip
on ih.- Imperator, hla alm being I.
nnlflA a --. tam ol Bn Rghtlng on board
ted iwelve man and ?> ? I
Instrui ted ihem how to meel an) i mt i
n..u. ) in the waj of iu.? thal mlghl de*
v. lop.
Amoni otta ra who arrived on the Im*
peratoi were MIm Anne Morgaa, Mlaa
; | Marbury, Ml i Blalfl dfl Wolfe,
Wiiiiam R Winter, Ladj Johnatone,
Count ron BernetoiH Oerman Ambaaaa*
dor to Waahlagtoa; Mi and Mra. A O.
Olaagow, Mlaa Anna M. Mllholland, MIm
Bdlth i,. ... kel ?nd Dr flnd Mra. I ??
i. Rlee.
PRINCE OF MONACO SAILS
"I Have Had Splendid Time."
He Says- -Will Return.
-,-;,,. prtnca ol Mo.,...-.. salla ror hla
(.IIljtIll .,..,.,daj aboard the Bteamal . ?
i-i.in,. taklng alth hlm a coal of Wemt.
era tan and an abuadance ol heada and
Otbei t.ophios of UM hunt. flll oi . i i- h
imulated en hla trip lato HTyomtng
? I 1 ,,vo had B spl.ndld Ufl-fl." '
"gnd bavfl dfldded ta cobm bflia agala
i ,1,, i.ot wanl to go awaj now. bul ona
,?.... ??? Boanetlme i like America Im
menaaly. ami al bu eaiHefll flpportunit)
i pball comA flgflln and hunl again m
Wyoming."
Tho camp of th- prm< .- wa*> ta-ai thal
,,, chartM ?? Oatea ??'" young million- j
;il,,.. who died Buddenlj Mooda) when ba i
,, t, raed from Um flfUda I
Th* i rlnoA aaM ba bad beard much flf
Mr Oatoa and regrettad thal ha dM aol |
meai blm Ha mlt bA thought the hunt- j
Ing uip was too Btrflauoua f? a man n-.t i
j,, gOOd health.
_a -
ZEPPELIN PROBE RESULT
Disaster Due to Partial Vacuum
in Centre Gondola.
,., ri ,, ,? , ft -Tbl ?' .plo.joll of thfl
dirigible Beppella U oa October IT,
which eoal Um Hvm of twenty-etgh! of*
Bcera and men ef lha Oerman na?j and
army, compoalBg tba AntlrA crew, Ia at*
tribUted in the otlicial i.-port on lln- dlfl*
., t< i to a partial racuum fonned ln Um
centre goadota behind .. aea kind of
wind.hiel.l. This was uscl for lh. tirst
tj,,,,. on the lll-l.llul airship I'o: tho bct
t.-r protection of lhe eraw, nnd it Bucked
thi i;,.s c-ai i.ik from beneath Um sluml*
aum fltructuia of Um dlrlgtM* into the
gondola wbflrfl II wafl exploded b] ?
aparh from the __etoi
Thfl ! OflfllbUltJ ol such Btll UOfl had heen
overlooked by tba ZeppeUn'e eanatruetora
unl Um aaval flerooauUc expflrt* flnd II
baa aoa baaa decided tbat Um ahield la
rmt to ba mfld in tbe futura
PERUVIAN MINISTERS RESIGN.
Llma, Oet lt. -Tho Minister- of
Finaacfl and Poralga Affair.-. Don B.
Maldonada and Daa Praaclaco T
Varela, reatgaed to-day, Then- actlon
araa due t.> tne refusal of u majorlty af
tha <'..lun.'t to accept their propoaal m
favor of an exti ..onlinai y aession of the
Peruvian Congress.
1C0NDEMN DEATH PENALTY
Spanish Criminologists and
Students Make irotests.
|Hy ,-alrlr- n> Th,- Tribune I
MarlriU, Ort. Lll. -The Institute nf
('riminnlojry. nn** of the foretnOflt nHflD*
tili, aaaoCiatlOBa in Spain, *ent a stroro?
r.cr-minendation to-day tn the govern
m*'jit for th*' al'olltion nf capital pun
ishnnnt. Almost Kitnultaneously a large
number of studenJs, headed hy those *.f
the Madrnl LflW Bchool, paraded he
i fore the palace nnd asked the Kin*? for
thfl pardon uf MVflral convtcta flfln*
tencfld tr death.
Thflflfl dflVflloptlienta nre si*?nifU-ant
bflcauflfl tiu- rccorda nf the Coutwrflfy*
iIUVfl Cflblnetfl flhoW that the latter mako
conaiderabla uae of capital punlahmant
in caaea of poiltlcaJ offencea,
SIGNOR ULIVI CLAIMS
CREDIT FOR HIS F-RAYS
Blowing Up of Warship at
I Portsmouth Due, He Says,
to His Invention.
| Ity f'alrle to 'I'll*- Tiilnine |
Rome, Oct, '-?>? Signor I'livi has
laaued the folkrarHaj stat.-ment.
"i hava learned from newapapeta, but
nm j al "lfi'iali\, lhat the Hritish Ad*
miiaity has used F-rays arlth eomplete
Bucceaa at Portemoutl., wbflre a ship'a
irr,it*iin has been blown up from a grcut
dlatance. I am await?ig dfltalled par*
tlCUlara of the experiments, wiu. h will
tiiumphaiitl.v prove the truth of my
theory and wlll demonetrate tlie Ur*
riblfl efllcacy ,.f my Invention.
"I am not aurprlafld at tius magnlfl*
..?nt inicceaa, bflcauafl all the prcllml.
nary experlmenta undertakan by my
self wera Invarlably completely suc
ceflafuL Tin- entlra world wlll be
amaxed When th.' results are known of
the n?w modlfled mfli Inn.- I am now
? ompleting,
"lf I am prOUd of my BUCCflfli it IS
?Imply owing to tha addad glory it
bringa t<> my beloved country, Italy. I
bave full trust in the Hritish Ad
miralty, whlch i deera t<. be Incapable
? ?? commlttlng a breach "f confldflncfl
agalnal me and of defrauding bm of
my IncontCfltablfl riRlits aa an in
ventoi
"KIDNAPPING" CHARGE
NOTTOBEPRESSED
American Woman, Accused in
Dublin, Sees Case Against
Her Shelved.
I* iblln, oct j? The droppiag r.f tbe
tion r,f Mr* Lucille Rand, a
? i m ii. nrj > ' ;?!*;.?. >.f i 'iiifoi -
rmerly Ari?rlcan Mlnlatei to Portu*
ind r.f Mr- i.,,],i Monteilore, a Lon*
doa phllanthroplat, wa rtrtually dedded
.-ii to-da) w h. 11 the eaae againat th?-m on
a charga ol kidnapping liiah chiidren
. . r .- up before the pottce magistrate
here The two ?.n l.a.I taken a h .1*1
iria.- parl m arranging for the cbUdrefl ot
ir.- Iriah iranapon workera t.. be trane*
t.-rr-d to ?nxland !?> be aaeed from ater*
?. ''tiiin and cared for there' durincr the
i.ontlnuaace of tha .-trik. whleh atarted
?i Beptember. Thelr efferta wera
. .1 b] Ihe Cathollc clergy, who oh
ji ted to the chiidren being aent to Prot
. - tanl bon -
\i tha hearing to*day lha attorn.",' for
defendant*. explained tbal the arom
I en'a action had nderatood. There
. .i,i i touch <f humor in eharg*
ludnappim*, wh. n tbe)
- n-allv ..ii an errand ..; mercy. Thev
ommltted anj i rime. hr- de*
rlared, bul had perbapa acted Indlacreetiy.
Th.- AM'.i'ii. * 'Jetieral f? -i Ireland then
? i,i.,i to an e lournm >nl of the caaa
month, wblrti Lt taken aa aa Indlea
i i n rr ,,i it a iii t."i ' ome up agaia.
ARGUES DYNAMITE CASES
Lawyer Contends Convicted
Men Were Punished Twice.
Chlcago l" I -"* r,i'J' ctions to tiu- con
Ictioi "i Ihlrtj of tba thtrt) -th."dyna*
mlte plottera** at indunapolia m i >e ember
wera lald before the Unlted Btatea Clr*
, .ii , 'oui t of App ais today in aa at*
templ t" hava the ???erdlcta aet ai ide
?.,-, .-. balf of Frank M. Byan, prealdenl
oi the Ironworkera' unlon, Olaf A.
Tveitmoe, of San Pranclaco, anrl th>
other ?.hor union ofBcera adjudged guilty
of ...ii piirity in dynaaalta piots. Chuater
II Kiuui. their . h;r f COU?aet, argflfld that
tha maa were eflnvleted of otxeiiplraey aad
,,t Atreei riolatlon oa ihe Baaaa evidence.
aad, thflrefore, wera punkhed more than
OnCfl for the same offence.
"lt was a*. kBVaHd tfl punlsh UMM BMfl
tui.r thrlee aa it would be to trv
tii.in more than onea ee the Baaaa
Id Mr. I?-um. "tTurther, ii is
Inroncelvable lhat men realdlmi ln Boa?
ton, san rranctaco, n.-w Orleana imiuth.
PhUadelphla an.i other placea aqually
Bcattered could have g*i tflgflther with a
..rinmon uaderatandlag ta dtrect th
,1, tirrtlS Of MchU-llgBl Bfld tlie M'N.l
inaras."
raderal Attornfly Mlller of Indlana win
heuin thr aigumeal of the government lo
morrow
Three daya an ta ba deeoted to tho
hearing, it la likely thal when the ar*
gument la ended .iud*.'*'s Kflhlaaat, Haker
aad Baa man wlll take tht- petltkal andflr
advlfli-m< nt an?l give their dflflUloa at
BOBM laicl datt
RAISING MONEY FOR MOROS
Friends of Bishop Brent Would
Aid Nation's Wards.
I'li.iuis of Biflbop Chflrlea m Brenl have
f*,t ii)??? i ati oruani/.ation to he known us
th.- National Committee for Cpbulldlng
Ibe a/arda <>f the tfatloa in the F'hiiip
ph?o, thelr purpoae Im-ihk te ralat an
bubB] a - ou aufBdenl to carry on the
aon eectartan work whlch the Blehop h.i*
planned for the Moro tni.es
Tiu- work propoeed nill ba ba?uatrlal,
educationfll und evangetlcal. Blahop
Brent ainis te make the niillion or BO mn
agea la his <iistri*t aetf*aupportlng an*i
maatera r>f Beveral tradea and eeeupat?aaa.
II.- will also try to t*-ach th.- natives how
tO i.-.'laim the thousands of aCfaa of pto
.hi, nve land In hls diocese.
Tln- eommlttee hop'S le h*' ahle to pio
\ ui.- a i?arantee fund of $i00,00 1 year
Mi- Ku.-s. II Bage and Mis. Willard D.
Btralghl alreadj have pladgad IS.flfle
??a' h. and Ura btuyveeeal Vthb and lln
lioii.ihl McLean have announced thelr in
t? ntlofl tfl take | special interest ln the
p.oj'-.t.
REMONSTRANCE FAVORS C. P. R.
Vi.-niia. Oet If. The Hritish Km
hassv has renewed its request that the
Auatiian gflvera_M_t Hhouid. pending
Jhe trial of Samuei Altman. the com?
pany s Vtenna manager, permit the
Canadian Paclflc Railwav to carry rrn its
ordii.arv bualneaa outside of tba trana*
portation of . inu mt -,
m IS FOUND 10 HELP
N-HUEB M1ENR
United Hebrew Charities Get
on Successful
After-Cure Work.
Report
SECRET IS BETTER LIVING
Only 8 Per Cent of Those Under
Care of Joint Committee
Relapse?Organization
Aids 3,996 Famiiies.
Tlu- annual re;-ort of tlu- l'nited He
brew Chflritlflfl, glvca out last algbt at
i tha meflUng of tbfl organlsatlon at Temple ;
Emaau-El, i-'ifth bvcdua Bnd i-'id Atreet,
called attention to the BUCCflflfl of the
joint tuberculofllfl I unmitfee lfl Its after
cure of patient.. ln thoir iiome.. The rfl*
port said that of IM caaM diachargfld
from th.- Bedford .Sanatorium, H per Cflflt
suffered relap-M shorUy After their <iis
chargc and return to thelr former envir
onmentfl.
Of thfl famili"s cared for hy tho joint
committee onl) I per cent relapeed. Thfll
gravity of thlfl aituaUon ao Impremcd Um
trustees of Uia Monteflore Hom.- that
th.-y agreed to untte wlth thA CharlUm
organizatlon nat lha i-'ni- BynagogiM In
aa anlargAd joint committee to provide
Um ba-ambt) after-curfl for tii.-ir paUeata
and contrlbuted a AubatanUal sum to fa*
cilitate tho vs ->ik.
This, arltb thA contrlbutlona of Um
I'harities OrganlsaUoa and Um Free Syn?
agogue, and a fund >f ..fl.V.i BflCUTfld from
Bfty-nlne contrlbutora Anablad Um com?
mittee to provi.ii- for adequate treatment
The famiiies cared for aill be moved to!
llght and alry quarters where they win bal
afford-d gl ni rois .ill iwan*cs ffl food and j
clothing, antl arlll bfl kept under tho con-.
Atanl flupei s ision of doctora and duibm
Work. if poflslMe, arlll Im obtained for
thoae of lhe patlentj who aro Ht for it.
i>r. Alfred Meyer, one of Um speakers
yeaterday, said be coveted for a M.braio
charitable organlsatlon tbfl honor* of
teaching tbe woihi how to Insnua tha
after i ur?- of conflumptlon?a cure which,
ho said, waa all too freqtMnUy aeglertad.
Ha thought tin- dflmonatratlon of b fldfln*
t.flc after cure, carried on Ifl such a W8J*",
that the reaulta wouM ba avatlaHfl for tha
scruUny of medlcal aad BctonUflc hodiea
throughoul tba country, arould prosoke
thfl flfltabliabment of simdar ptx-aa, many
of them in lo.-aiities h.-ttor adaptsd to Um
work than that In which |bfl Joint tom
niltt.e w 111 or ei ate.
Tho report aald tbat labfliciiloflli was
raapOfl !-!>? for more tnan 1K por eent of
tbfl dlfltrflflA ln tba ?>,IM famiiies InVflflU*
gated, otiier troubtefl combtofld totalllag
poly .1.7 p> r eaat. Flnancial or other ma?
terial rellef waa provlded for MM tggtr
Ulea
Jao b ii. Sciuff said after tba naeetlng
ihat bfl thought tbfl naoat tigniflca.l ; 1*1
ot the report lay in tbe avtdflncfl II gava
of tho number of JflWA AChlevlng B BflBB*
pOtflnOfl and BOBM form of property own
?rflhlp. Formeriy, be said, many of the
caacfl of relief w.-re for deeUtutlon or
some simllar iaii..- l"it tbfl repuita Utt*
torly indn ated tho dlflflPPflfl-Tanffl oi BUch
COBdlUonS, most of the aid asked for
baiag on the groundfl of aiek-Mfla widow
bood OT other un.outrollable faot-is.
TO KEEP OLD MASTERS
Spanish Congress of Christian
Art Meets.
[Hy I ine 1
Barcelona Ocl th -The congreea of
'hristlan Art OfMtMd to-dav. The ogflB*
Ing was attended by thfl Oovernor, tne
BiflhOP of the ilio.es. and many promi?
nent men.
a ? reaolutlon was adopted Bff*l**g tba
rovflrnnaenl to prohlblt the AxportatlOB
.f anttqultlAA ami worka of old mastere.
BIG FOUR LLECTS DIRECTORS.
Cinctnnati, Oct tt.?At th.- annual
meeting lure to-day of stockholdflra of
h.- Big Four, iiir.i tors for three and two
rear ten - wen elected Por th.- three*
.. ar term W. C. lirosvn. James Stillman.
W k. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Wllliam H.
Newman wen elected. a n. Bmlth arafl
boa fl foi th.- two re?r term All the
i.eii elected are from N'.-sv York.
MURDERS HIS CHILDREN
TO PLEASE SECOND WIFE
Woman Had Oone to Work*
house Rather Than Live
with Burdened Husband.
| iu- < 'at. le to Tlie Trlhun* 1
Paris. Od -9. -A sturtling crime was
comiqltted yeaterday al Nantamt an
oUtlying suburb of Paris. Sevatler. an
ex-railway employe, murdered hls two
children ln a fleld. thelr bodles belni*
found with bullet wounda in the h-,,,].
Tha 'hildren were tbe offflprtag nf
S.ivatier's first mairiaga His s.i-ond
svlfe had taken refBgfl in the ssork
lionse al .Vant.rre. and Sevatier had
Bttempted unauocesafnlty to Inducfl her
tc return. Har refusal was due to her
diflike of her Btepchlldren.
BIG DROP IN OPIUM SALE
Missionaries in China Said to
Have Caused It.
Indianapolls. Oet 29.?The national eon*
veniion of Methodist m< n flflgarated t
ninetoen aectlonA meeUngi this afternoon
after hearing C. A. Rowlaad, af AtbAns,
Qa,*repraeeatlnfl tba ?aothara Preebyter*
ians; A. I_. Corty, of <'inoinnatl. foi th.*
Disctplefl of ("hrist. and J. ('dinphe:'
Whlta, of the United PreflbytertflnB, tell
wh.it thelr church.s had bflea dotag h
the missionary h.-ids.
Mr. White said if 17,,nnn.nnrt ?f the |; -
M8,0M of Protefltanl chureh memhers Ifl
America wouM gfva fla mwflh pm momb* ?.
$?". tt, as the Initei) PrASbj torians did last
yanr th.re would be funds eaaagh to
evangellSfl the world in tbfl pr.sent gen
eratlon
Mr. Cory said tho rodu. tlon of tho sale
Bf oplum in t'hina from $__o,'iOO,00" 8
vear n less than S-O.OOO.000 |,i flve years
was due to the efforts of ("hristlan flfllfl*
sionarles in <"hina.
KAISER RECEIVES GERARD
Etarlln, Oct th Tho nea Amflrtcsun Aa*
basaador to Oermany, fflmsfl vv. Oflrtrd,
was received IB audience hv Kmperor
Willlam tO-day, and BTflBSntfld his own
credflnttalfl aad Um lettera et recell of
hls prodeoessor. John 0. A. I.elshm.n.
Mr. t '.ei ard Introduced tbfl memhers flf
tbfl smbaaay atafl flnd tho milltary ami
naval attachfla
The conversatlon between tne Emperoi
and the Amerleaii diplomnt was 'inlte In
formai. flaflHng prtndpafly with goif.
rldlag and otlu ,?? *; ortinj* 188868 Saroely
any mflntlon was mad ? of politics.
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the Opening of the
44th Christmas
Exhibition
ol
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You are cordially invited to
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and to avail AQUfflM of the ro-opera*
tive aid our lifelong experience. our
unusually complete and qualified or?
ganlzation tan render you in the
?eleetion of suitable gifts.
Pricea the loweat compatible
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CooJt telected at thia time mmy
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