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10 GO BACK 10 SOFIA
Czar of the Bulgars, Now in
Vienna, Threatened with
Death if He Returns.
SUBJECTSDO NOT LOVE HIM
Disastrons War v/ith Servia and
Qreecfl Blamed to Him?
Abdicate in Favor
of His Son.
? |0 thi '!"? :
\ :> Tha bellef is growlng
lr< lea that. faitlng some
u Anstria of future BUp*
- ? difflcult poaltlon,
Bulgarta Will iiovor
I.i his capital. Klng
m. |j| ? noa in Vienna, where he
v,as !;;:.: ;r itracted audience wlth Ihe
?pM ahnoal dally eon*
.,-,,- u th the Aoetrlan Poreign Mln*
, , ? i von Berchti I i
I*-., have no feelinga of
? I? ? ? linand. He is a
,;,r:r, ? ..! . i: -in. n '*nthollc,
ant* t .. ; ibllc upath*. toward him in
- non . hanged t>> re*
pentmenl nder the influence of ae-wn
nyyat ?? hlm as the author of
jhc | - war ?\ Ith Qree e and
-
M*i .- ? Bta ted t.. hn\ e
? ?? :>?? nlng Oo* iv.-.u
"WV-ltfl : I'" returns to Bofla.
mlon to Vienna fall, King
r. (lit.fi a ith the inten
llon ? Uag >n favor .>f hta elder
Prince I'.ons. wh.. aill
ra ol I next January, nnd
s brought up ln ihe
..tii h. is regai dod ???? Ith grant*
? thor
I Kini Is a ec-lon of the pi Ince*
i - i urft-Gotha, ami waa
(,f t - i bta Iir*'
' .-.:?! .'..lr.-iii Was
? I:-.- rbon-Paima famlly
:? i.;.onora ol Reuaa, is a
:?. I..1 t-. tii.- pi;n(*i
.->f Bulgarta in IMT, an.l doclared
him* 11 ?'???? ' ? tl ?? Bulgara ln
KIEFF JURY OUT TO-DAY
Anti-Semites to Hold Memorial
Service for Yushinsky.
tj of ihe
Jlouhle ? i iiieiu i
. irew Tuahlnaky, "who
tally tortured to death by Jewi
The eei -.ice wlll
beheM on Monday afternoon in St. gophla
Handl within a i
ii.. courl whare the l
iraed arlth thi murder,
ng on.
ibeff, :?? member of the
nd prealdenl ?.f the Unl
Btudent Monai
who dgured prominently in the trial. ealls
lo pray for thi
-.. give ..:--.
be Inelu '
The ? .- ? waa < onttnui .i to-daj
nt of tha
I m ,t i,,- detdred to maki
I -? ti ? The pris..;. ? ? . quletlj
. ? *,.-, man* thtaga, bul
8>n te Hl ;;.,.! tired. i want to go home
te . IMren Vou ea:.
? * al i am Innocent."
T ? ii conalder the rerdk1 to
? ?
t repllea
h ?.i ea. io nei ordance ? it':
rhlch permlta
te, lea wlthoul end.
..... eh to*
d_i. ..- counael
?oi i .. n. ui catchlm ??'
v- ?. - *. thal the
t* I ?.. ? kak had
.-._ iy i>u,J
par* | nie
ln i. - ? aterday M Qru*
s_.u the gulll of
Yern T - - band of critnlnala, add
. | | the evldeac* havi tad
.<. and not t_> th. hn< k
. . - -.- .- etnployed."
R . NOV. I. -The COUrt of
..1 the prosecutlon of
..? the st. Petereburg Har
Assor ? .,,. Btfned :. piwteel agalnat
the Bell M tral.
?
SOCIALISTS EMPLOY
SUFFRAGETTE TACTICS
Decide to Shout Down All
Asquith's Adherents Until
James Larkin Is Freed.
S '*. ;.. The Boctallata bave
alept' ? atfst tactlci aad have de?
clded t-. ., ;,,.?? all Lfbaral candidates ano
iefuse thi .. hearing al pobUc meetmns
until jrt . i Laurhln, tbi leadei of the
?trik!nr i ih tranaporj workere, who waa
r*"'-it. ,t.. - \ en month*' Im*
tataaamem ..t Dublln, i> rtlaaaed,
faaRlchi ii*.n. Charlea Predorieh Mas
'erman. M P for Bethnal Ok.ii aad
Ih-MctaJ ,. retary to the Treasury. was
'he flrst vh tlrn Ile wa- bowle.l down to
0* wthet <? attempted to speak at the
ShorHit- i Tabernacle a amall party of
wn kepl up ;, rontlnual er) for the re
leas? .,* Larkin, i>ut eventually the pollca
"re ftlli t., , ;cai the chur< h
A dem. ..vi,;,(,.,,, waa held at Dublin to*
*!?)? by lh< i-tMk.-rs in <?.!. biation of "the
taanan of the Boctallata In keeptag the
?Jheral . ..n.ii.late out ln Reading.** This
???d reference to the succi-s* of Captain
?VJeo-i ?>,. inionist candidate, in iapt
''rh-if* the Reading aeat yeaterday, when
Bngeelalisi Mi Butler, cul Into the IJb*
??rsl voti
MORE AERIAL ACROBATICS.
JuviKy. FYaii-e, Nov. '.' -Mauriee 'h.
".iliard. the Frencfa aviator. made s.-v.-ral
?"ornpiete aerlal loopi In a Mptane this
a't<-rnf>oi, before ten thousand spe.itatOtV
Aft**r arving a wonderftd aerial acrobatle
taribrnuuiea hi new head downward and
made flve loops at a helght Of tbirty-llve
paadred t<*et. three of them eoneecutlvoly.
T0 RENEW ARBITRATION TREATY
toritt, Nov t. "Le Tempa" announcea
xkm .sh i;.iw.ir<i Orey and Paul Camboa,
?"'reii. h Ambaaaador In London, bave ex
'luiiKni i.ti., s regardlng a i ana wai fer
ire, beglnnlng Oetober M, ef ?he
Vb|tratioi. traat) eonelUdad between
**kl UriUxin and France ln 190'
KING PERIMNAND OF BULGARIA AT THE PINNACLKOF HIS GREATNESS.
Moharch pbotographed on i forl raptured bj bia ernrn almost gpjearago. He la aurreylng IbfJ Macedo nlan plalna,
which bare alnce fallen trom his crami
LONDON KEEPS THE LID
ON ITS POLICE GRAFT
Complaints Against Men Never Become Public?
Crime Licensed and Entire Force Permeated
by System of Petty Bribery.
I (-I.
Loi N< ^ yoi t. la nol alone
' iu :ts "pollci graft" acandala. lli i
London nctwlthetandlna the hlgh ;
an.l Itatti r> ? ontinuail) belng h<
upon the mi tropolltan pol ?? and IU
ayatem, corruptlon and araft, although
probabl) nol ai i led to auch an ? arnilng
extent - ? Nea Jfork, permeate prac*
the fon ??
ln New Yoik. apparently, it li admitted
. efforts are belnj ma
atamp out the gi afl i- ata Bul ben I
London there la no ..itin.il recognltl<
laoion thal auch thinKu can poaelbly
axlat in \> bat li di acritx d freij lepl
"the llneal pollci organtaatlon In the
worM
But It le h f?< i that nol a da: I
but acma lei oua eccueattoh i brought
againal tn. London petlee CH courae, M
? follov thal theae a< ? uaatl >na
... The i omi
i..-. ome public. They ara i
wani.-.i to Beotland Tard, tha beadq ai
. organlai -
tlon, and no one outalde oflteiai dn tae
knows what becomea of them Por the
iM.-tn polltan poii. e fon ?? nol un.i. i
popular control at all. II '- ln effecl
govei ned i eei ? 11
Public Pays for It Al!.
it bb onlj i" aV ol land i ard,
and iiomii ally to Ihi Becretan ol Btate,
Home Department. aii that the public
has to do with ii la lo pa) for Ita upkeep
and admlnlatratlon, and this it doea to the
extent ol - aarlj ?..."'..rvi rj year. Thla
? larlng llluetratloni ??'
whal ta wrong wlth the metropolitan
? ayatem.
it is not generall) known lhal magta*
tratea hava no po?*ei to deal wlth do*
faultini pollci otiieis Membera of the
public can mly stat.- theli griavancea to
- ? and Ifard. lf any Inguhry folloara II
IS hel.l ill *-> rot.
Igaln, ii ii membei of the public baa
aufflclent courage, and haa what he thlnka
is a go-<r} a aga net an ofllci r that can
i? taken Into a clvll courl -md ta pre
i ui < u to baai tae coal hlmaaUT, 1*^ aaa)
have to rontend arlth the Commlaalonei
ol Police
Thls all-powerful peraonage ma) nol
onl) <n f< nd tha a. non. bul ab o pa
of public im.ney, anj -araagea tlmt ma)
be found agahaet that ofllcer. II >h preti
cartaln thal tbe menjber of the public
arho darea to attempt t" bring the "aya?
tem" Into dtarepute bj wltn taaing agarnsl
us membera la a '?marhed*' "?*?? He wlll
aurely be aubje* ted to all eorta of li rtta*
tlona and Inaulte, and latei ma) And hlm
;, it,. doch on a charge of "obotruct
Ipf tln poUce in the executlon ol their
dut>."
Ona must never dtapuU a London po*
ngn'a word poMlcly. Tha oaihs of
the police are arwayi acceptad in prefer*
. te tboae oi aa equal number ot hn
partlal wltneaaaa, and thoei who know
anythlna <>f Ki-rMnh polh*** eourt ?fO
ngt haow tha valu* of a pollce-nan s
?ath an.i wiu think twtae before denylng
o, public the truth ol a poltae offleai .
Btatemi at.
Polica Officials Tyrants.
Th.- \. a Vork polh ?? eaptain has hla
Londoa protolype ln Ibe police hiep-ctor
oi anb-lnapector. from a long peraonai
experience with Beotland Ifard admlnla?
tratlon. tbe writer has no .ie.s;tatloii ln
aaylna that man) of the metropolitan
polica ofltoera ara tyrants of tha worol
typ.
Iii some dtvtalonl il is pia. ti. ally im
poaalble for hbneet, atralghtfarward men
ln the low.-i ranka to lerve the public
aceording lo the dlctatea of their own
coaacienoe and to gtra lattafactlmi to
tb.ir ofltaara ai tha aaaaa _hne. ln auch
caaea thera ara onl) taro couraea open lo
tt..- men elthef they nrh-ft aubmll to
wi.at is Inoorroetly called dtadpHne and
i aeome an untblnklng, aonlleaa unll ol i
buga mactdne, or reelgn.
Tbat many so determlnedly ohjdct '"
tb.- "ayatem" la ovtdoaeed from tha faet
thal every month doeeaa of realgnatlona
?io m faci take plaee In the Loaflftn po*
Uoe rpree, and lhal tba ra*. rulting Quee*
ii,,n is on< of the most aerioua of prob
inns whi.-h is belng facad by the BootlanJ
Var.i authoriUea
when actlng under Inetructlona, as is
fraque-atly the eaae, vreagful Hinsts on
laise ehargea are made, they an foiiow.-d
hy manufactured evldence, and the offl
i.i b) 1 iieir flUp4 I i"l *
and tl i nii - .!. ihorltk * In thua gettlnii
convli '
i <i. . -i n ?:. 'i.i- ' ? ? the
?
i i .fore then ?? ept pollci ? ?? Idence lo
upon. 11.-... i man. fall Into th<
m :>... ii,. ch r< llance on
? ? . The great majotil
i ? : n il. and lh<
Home Becretarj doai i il ntarvene in a
Uthi II ougbl to bl '
lt was onl] a ahort tlme -^-' I n
loa Ina Ihi B4 ttona .r a ? ? ?
dlallhed oflksei In cme of II a
Knd dlviaiona, a very ?erleaia atate of dla.
ti nt prevalk I oa bi ? ounl nf the bi d
: tiea- ordl 'I IO thi ? ?! rll"
i Tb. niattei we- oflk inil\ l.n. bei! I ;
..f ti.- f.i. t- leakcd oul al ihi
Inquiry. Btatkm ?.ft..-.-i > ai a al aa tlu
n ni-. and file, wen- . onal l I Wt
tarl) deno'ini int lha palti tyrann te
i w h ch ihat wara dallj eubjex Iai b) ?' ? '"
Evantuall) the eartooti l I nere
practlrall] In a atalt of at
Btmtioi ."?.'?; wera Irrltatad aml
. i ;,, || .? ,.rrform ?? ol tl
. | ,.,,i vart t'"i i< ntlj called i
thi lr flubordlaatt i 1 he
.,;| ,;.! i., n ika eomp aii ti ?
.... . .?
Ifaulti m and ol belna ??" ?? ?'? ' '
.. ,?. n< ol maklna all aatl
. . , |. Tb. mei, knea lhal ui
der tlu '? n " ""
.-iii.t i.e intlmidated from rivta*
|...,,;, ni ?. .m.i w. re faarful ?.f belni
tlmlaed foi ?upportlna a complalot a.
,. ? ipi i lor,
it i- op.i.i ? ??? agnlaad bj Ihe fore
thai ti." i.'eiit riac ln pay of lha Ixmdon
police we- oaly ?? aop thrown bj tha
Home s.nitar. to aoothe the poilce a- d
keep tiiem quiet for b time The dfhcon
t,.,,t i- ,,..t eauaed by tlu -?>? ra queetlon
?f j.a.v, bot bacauae ?.f ibe tyrann) and
cortaanuenl temerltj amona all raahai ao
mnn i. ? la aafe a"hlla In tn- aaraMe
Eacjer to Leave Service.
Old IU4 II lea\e thC IIIOIIK nt tlie- IU' "'li
tn!e,i io twentY-nve yeara' aervtoe p*n
si.,ii nnd wiii not aerve for Ihe ian.ei
twenty*ela*yeai i- iitdeni youni m< n wlll
,.,,. ptay hvag anouah rakur t.. qualifs foi
thi p. i.sloi, It 1'- fall thal und-, p.es.nl
con iit.-.i.s poltoe .'???? ra cannol porform
thelr dUtlea boli.stl. BBd Miau.litfor
v arill.'.
One ?.f the bigceal -am-idala ln tb.- Lon?
don poUee (<".'? aad thara ar.- man) I
th,- Blarmlng eatenl lo whleh onteera an
BllCged to b- gultt) nf acei-ptluu ai t-m
;,,(, ';,.?i wtdeepread brtbery from women
and battttU. m.n. Tb- must damnlni of
cbarx.-s are continually balni broughl
?falnal tb.- poHee In llieea e-miMK-tlona
H,,d huabed up. uot it happena tbat nea
an.i Bfl-aln smne one bas tbe eouiage .
oeeurred oaly laal araah to pm up a Bajhl
Bcalnat tb- "a*/Bteur and tahe the acan*
dal Int" ? I"IVll c?urt.
4)11 ibe "beats'' ln the niiriit quartera of
tba Weal Bad freejaaated t?\ the anfor*
tanata elaaal peliee mUcera ara la m.etot
,.i ., reguJar Incetne w ''aeep the* eyea
?hut" arhen eeeaaieal deauiada Chargea
,,f the most unsational ebaiartir wee
reeently made BgaJaal a nataher "f
offlcara A aaeiwl kaqulry followad aafl
the evidence WM BUPPI'BBad.
?Ihe cbarKis relBtad to oc. urren.es 11. a
big block of resldeutlal Hats. A .urprlfl
,',,',. I.,,-! was thal the dats w.-i. located
eaaetly -***peaita lha dlatrlel poilce head*
,., lartera Manv wanien eamte forward aad
',.,[,- e-.id.n.-e before tbe (otninisslonei.
wbo "as forced to make aome aeenblance
|of ,,, inquln mte tb- BtartUagallegattoaa
1 ? vi, Women awora tbat th.- ofBcera
|w,.re In tbe hahit of .li-mandiiu. money
i,,,ni them regnlarly.
Bevoral instances wera glven of tbe
,imv.r. hobliriK Partlea in tbe wou.ens
|(?,m? thetenaau havtai to bear theaoet
? ,..,.,,,,,?> entertalnmenl ann rv
|1(..|im(1!!. for tha P"li"' ThlK i.ar.lcu
l.rWock of n?is wasin charge af a e?ra*
t'.u.-r wbo was B peiielOBed pOlKa offl.er.
,',,? v.bo in hla tum eaaeted t-n ... com.
miss,..,, irom tbe tenan.s. Krom facls
within tb" Peraon^ ktton-ledga tfthe
wrilerthtalrl-?dofthlBgladatty praetiaed
b, ,,,, police Bome Of the ofneerr. la the
We? Bnd divlalona bave collected nui-e
reepecta '? inking aecounta ln thia wa)
h, ||.. aee ??? the bettlng men a most
alaiing example w.i.-. before the Hlah
aai weea \ bookmakei
. fi im i dlvhrtonal police
,...,. arrest and n allcleua
li :i. .., ir-..- of th. hi aring
' ol tha trial evtdenci
' taln p..in ? ? onatabli ? had beei ?? ? alvlng
il 114 areeh f'.r
tmaken ao thal tha pe*
?hould nol rald thelr pn
l
\i, , . traon *: 11 waa toM of the
mann* Ihe | ??'? a were charged
Wltn hat Ina -?"' 'i tbe ? ??- b) i ladng
,.., |, . -,.. ? and ..ih- ? ?
premlai
. ? ? . ? iii-i.t.st doubt thal ? huai aum
0f motii earl) pal i ,h"
? ? Scera tfl
? owed
? ?
Police News Bartered.
\ M
ndon polli ? ' ?
f a al ? ? -'* for
... ... tlon -" Informatlon tha
.-.. ? ??!. tlp ? 1
,.. ? Here Ii f-oa
,li,n .ili pol ? '' m m "" "' N" " ''''''
??-??,
tb ., partli utai oflli ? i.
? . .ni.l ..i.tain
newa for I er In tha M I ?
..,., ii. the Sea Vora aervli c
i .rb. ...ii II -i al itli n "Mi er gtvi oul
iblii m andal or
erer, for tnetanc* before
ti.. .... mi a ta llable, if
. ra puntahmi it Bul
. . tf | thia Informa
tlon avallahli to tha men arho "know the
, , but tl kaowledge i luel '? ?>'
, nmpanled I i ' -?*". P*l "' ' '"?'?????
: .- - .,s. ..f an ? xi-'
>,, n bappi ? ? ? ? nearapepera arhli h
i r, able lo ? oim .>m with tha Mg "beata,'*
itlonal dlamortd of hank
,,,, th ae on How arhli h
I.i theii lafta rej nrten oi "crime
men" who havi i - i ,; ? - ' '".,r
a particulai polln ofllcer and make It
w..iti. mis w/hlle lo ?iiv ulge tba requlre I
Informatlon Tta ra are police ofhcera ln
Londdn who are In recelpl of a regulai
?A..ki> aalan from aome af tha bta ooon
papera w aewa agei.? gl*i i
Information tu tlpping the newapapey mea
oi. any big polhi ator)
,;,, , , ... ,.,,), newapapi i has one par*
., ui,., spectallaea la thla police
ii... through long ? aperleaee, baa
hii own frlenda ta the force, bul lf h nea
.,.,,, |a wnl oul on a pdlei ator) In the
l ?!,..,,,,,. ?, the recognlxed rrtme apedal
, ,, , ,,..tf rerigin lhal bis paper
wlll i.ne ..f th. se badl) lefl wl.-orn*
.,._,..?., n| the particulai aton la aaadi ta
i.., |. 11 moi alaa ? pup*. ra
"Palm Oll" Necessary.
i
i, nM ,, me wlthln tbe wrttei ? eaperl
ence on man) an -ccaaton that a police
, MUb!< i . denled even th* moal bald
particulan eoncernlng, for InaUnce, a po?
lice arrest. and even daotad polntblanh
that such an o. urreace had taken plaea,
,,,., mai t- ""', i"'"' "f ??"' ataiae. It
the bew pt per man'a neat move a
,,,,,,,],. oi half eroarna preaw I Into the
ufflcer'a ready bi nd baa alwaya won thi
IM, k |, |g run rlatng how auddenl) the
,lttj, .-i iin.i- hia .m.u\. and tha .-tois la
., -Mf>, ,i in a moal iroriunanllha manner.
The newapaper man i- ap agalnal aii
i,iu,i 0f difncultlea arhere the poUce ?"?
roncerned Tahe tbe caae nf i Mg nr<
breaktm nul Unleea ba la ready to tm
,i,,. oAcera oa dutj the reporter oaaael
K(., ;nvj i, th.'i"" around the burnlng
?j.Ugjng ... get his newa aad wherevei
i?. goi - ll la alwaya th? aaaaa
The l.on.lon n.-wspapeis pay out se. RBj
I) qulte :t bta aum avary yeai te ladj
vl.lual pOUee .tTi.ers for Informatlon. It
li recognlaed M a pernktoua ayatem, but
,,. beneflt la gained by obJecUaf to it.
One dally aawapnpar dM try to atop it.
,,?, ,|?. newamen carne bach wlth "noth
Ing dolng" My aftei day, ?'",| ,l"- ,,t*1"r
papera eame oul aaal moralai wlth Mg
??beata.' so that tba attach on the "sys?
tem" had to ba called ofl and thi Md eue*
l()m il,,?, r-torted lo Aad n the Md
gama goee en. *
Of courae, there nn- some eflkera nbo
itand opt agulual lt, bul thMr number la
im.aii. and Ita nvortera de not net th
tttan Thera an all eorta ol Mertaa |Md
aboul won hlghl) ptacad oflkera at gcot*
land rard evea reeerrlag Mg gtfti from
myaterioua puuraae
i-or inatance, ona mornlng. il la mld, a
?nrngnlftaent new aaolor ear was found
standlng outeHh tbe private eatraace to
o?e of the 'bi-f departments wlth a tag
addrveaed to th.- daughter of a partKular
otnci.i But of course, na eredenoe ean
I.. attached to such n report, offlrlally un
confli med.
Ii Wil BAOGEft
H
Officers ot the Wyoming Visit
British Island Fortress in
the Mediterranean.
ITALIAN CAPITAL VISITED
Naples and Genoa Do the Hon
ors to American Sailors, but
Duty Calls Duke of the
Abruzzi Away.
Malta, x.iv '.i. Rear Admlral Badger
Bnd otbr-i DgJeara of ih.- battleahlp Wyo
mini. wera tha eoeeta ta-day >.f tha Oov
? inor ihiieia!. Slr Henry Rnndle, at tlie
palace, after whleh the party pro.-.-edeil
in automobllee to Baa Antonlo Ftdoco,
I the Oovernor*a country realdence, where
tbey took tea
Manv of the bl leiaekets frOffl tbe WyO
i mlna were Blven shme Uberty to-day and
I Visited places of liit.-r.st wlth tlu- Bnr
lah bluejacketa, whlle offl.er- from the
Brltlah garriBOn tOOh care >.f the Am.-rl
e.iu otBcera who 'li.i boI partlclpata in
the Oovernor'a entertalnment
Napiea, \..\ I Mai,;. Amerlcan Baga
wera aravlng to-day In honor ol the viatt
ol th, battleahlpa Ptortda and Arkanaaa.
The iiaii...! waa brlghl arlth cotora. The
Mayor, Ihe prafact, the general com
I manoiuK the arm. c.rps BBd tha dtractOr
of the a aenal rieited tbe bettleahlpa,
I where they apenl an hour or two In a
J thnri.iu.ii Inapeetlon.
Tb. American colller Cyclopa arrived
i thia mornhuj.
Oenoa, So- I The American battie
?hipe 4'i.nrie. ti ut .unl Kanaaa wora vtetted
lo-da) by ii.- naval expert*. "bo peemed
:;ieall\ int-i.-steil in makinK B lompari
s-ni between them and tha Brltlah war
?hlpa of the mme type. They were kn?
loua that me Amerlcan tinVera ahould aee
ti..- it.iii.ui Onadnousbta Oiullo Ceaar*
i and Leonardo do Vln
Rome, Ma B mn ofJla i - and ISO
rallora from th?- Amerlcan ararahlpa ar
, j..,: heri to-day Thej will apend ?>
.?!.,,,. tin ? ? ? Ing ui Rome and then
i,in. ? .-.I lo l-'loi.-nr-e anl V en;. l
Spe/i.i. \". I Tha 1'iike of tbe
I.. whom reeently wa* Intruated
;!,. dutj "f ti. ? tlna tha amerlcan arar
?hlpa, araa unaUe t" cam out thli plan.
.,.. prtoi lo thelr arrival ha received
.,, j. ,.; ,,. pr*_ ... .i in th.- .1: ...n,. Baa I le
left foi fthodi i Ib command of i naval
dll i^-'un.
\ BHiiab i ruadroa
ooalatind ol the ai raori d -1 ulaei ? Buf
folk, l.aii.ast. r ..'nl Berwlck', comman.l-.l
!. Rear Admlral Craddock, Brrttred to
Tii.. Mihi.-t.-i ..t Marine haa bean
notifled thal tha Brltlah Medlterranean
tquadron arrlvlni r,n Dacembar - at Tou
comprtae thlrteen battleabli ? ->
armorad crulaara and aeventeea deatroy*
?
ONCE MORE MAURETANIA
"CUTS OUT QUEENSTOWN
| Great Indignation in Irish Sea
port When Liner Fails to
Take Mail Bags Aboard.
By< ;: '
London, Nov. 1" Owlng lo tha
atrong gale whi.h haa been blowlng off
Quaenatown the Cunard liner Bfaure
? ,: in. win. ii arrived there from Uver*
i.l Mst.-riia. tnornlng, was unable to
.,u th. Ani-ri. .ui malla in tiv open
lan ofl the harhor. and proceeded on
her i/oyaga to Kew rork,
The mall, whleh ? onslated of Blfl baga
and ala aacka of pari -1 po t, b lll noa
have to remain al Quaenatown until
Thui ada; . to I-.- . mharked on the
White star Uner klajaatic, calling frma
I Bouthampton and Cherbourg, unleaa
poatad authoritlea decide to dle*
patch it ti-, ii," Cunard liner La< onl ?,
which leavaa Quaenatown for Boaton on
Wi dnesdaj.
Th. mall was conveyed bj tender, na
usual, and a atrong feellng of Indlgna*
tion prevalla in Queenatown thal tha
conunander of the Mauretanla iiu not
go into the harbor to embark tb?' baga,
as tlde condltlona were, it la atatad.
mosi f.i\oralila.
MADRID LESS REPUBLICAN
Citizens Reject Three Out of
Seven Aldermen.
[Bj C ibla to ri ? Ti II \ot l
Madrid, \'.\ 9.?Munldpal ?'-? tlona
nrere held to-day aii oter Bpaln. In Ma?
drid tbe \ote waa llfhter than expected
i;i,-,,ii ,,f tbe ald.rmen electad in th.
capital are Monarchlsta, onli four belni
Republlcana The reeuh la i rarpriae, ns
the general oplnlba was thal Ihe RepuMl
caae would al taaal rnalntaln ihelr Bctual
number I t, aeven
Th.- Mlatatei of Ihe [nterior In r> r, Inter
vlaw to-day BBpreaaad bi. Bvattneatlon al
Ihe le.ulls, the returns ab.owln| . learly. ln
iu. vi.-w. thal the preaenl a-vvernrmmi bas
the .iinii.i.n.. of tbe country. Tha Bt
pubiican leedera explaln Iheir leaaea I *
the r> eent attitude ..f some prominent Ke
i.uhiiia,is ln eapreaalng tb.-ir wlUtacneaa
to ce-operata arlth a ineBarehleal |ovwa
ment
Report* from .nm?- B4Ktl4MM Indicate.
hoarever, lhal the Rapulatcan sentiment is
stion. >-t than . ver. Ifl Hai .eliina fl large
number of radlcala Bttaeked and baal Ihe
Cenaarvadve taadr*Bte. lefiar Martorell
Th.- police tried to dlepetae the aggtva
?aaa. an.i ahota were Bred, .s.-\.n maa be*
ins wounded,
,\t bevllle a group of RapuMk aaa ajraaed
wlth clUba attackid ..ne \..11 n?,- bOOth Bnd
Injiir. d the men ln charge
9
PARIS TO TURKEY BY PLANE
Pierre Dacourt Near Constantinopls
in Race to Egypt.
4'onsi.uitlnople. Nov. I. flerre Imcourt.
who left Paria on October '.'1 Ifl tbe I'aris
to I'airo neroplane race. landed at San
Stetano. a wcHtern auburb of Constantl
pmpM, to-day. Kren.h offlcials w. re Bfl
haad to Kt-eet the BVflBtOr when he
landed
lia.ourt left Varna. a town Ifl Bulgaria,
on Kriday morniru. an.l fkMB t" BfurgBB,
Krom HurKaH it waa his intenlion to flj to
roiiHtantirr.ple. luI bad weather condl?
tlona compelled him to la'nd at lYxlima.
near Mldia. in Kuropean Turkev. wheme
he Btarted for Conatantlnople to-day.
W. & J. SLOANE
COMFORTABLE FURNITURE
IN LEATHER
HIGH-PILE CARPETS
FIFTH AVENUE AND 47TH STREET
nl '&z?}xHM*>te\**c*r}^r^^
"Tf V-"^"*1*'' "' ' ' ' ''??I'1"'
TD AVENGE WAR OF 70,
F
Forty Survivors'of Franco
Prussian Campaign Toast
Native Land and Victory.
CHAUVIiMrSM IS CHEERED
Spirited Speeches and Strains J
of "La Marseillaise" Arouse
Old Soldiers and Friends
to Patriotic Outburst.
To the BOtea "f the bUgle and tiie awing
i.t the "lCaraeillaiae," twoacore Prench*
men, reterana ol IWO and, many <>f them,
ot the french cMonlal camyalgne, mat
at the Taverne Loula yeaterday noon an.i
pledged themselves aiwrw to the laad for
Which, fort-Y-odd yeara ago, their friends
and . omi adea dk d.
Tbe) toaated mobtllaatlon, aad avea
theli arivea and children cbeered tne
hope thal tbe future wouM grre them
the i hance once more to ahow the illt*
i-. ol Prench bayoneta In the valh > ol j
the ithme. And arhlla the ISItta section I
of Prench reterana met bore Preatdant
Polncare nas greeting ln Paris the rep
itatlvea of the 150.000 veteranf who,
remalned In Pranca and who, at the aug*
geatton ol wai laal January, offered their
to the Mlnist.-r ol War.
Tha meeting al Loula' yeaterday was
not merel) a tribute to the unavalllng
beroisra arhlch even the Qermana pralaad '
twoacon yeara ago, but rather the aa
preeeton ot a reaoira borni acroaa tha
?aa, thal thej would do eacb whal bo
- n the day ol rengeance
av m Lalletnand, prealdenl ol th.* sec?
tion, aaM, "ii" Prenchman who aaa not
ra a chaurlnlat eouM to
daj call hlmaelf a patriot," and his,
franhl) avowed aentlmenl araa drownad
in the cbeera ol his comradea ol IMI aad
ot tha roungei men who bad sm.it pow*
der :u Tonktni Madagaacar an.l tha b?u
dan. One ol them tooh out a bagte which
ha bad ... ?? ? ?? ?? ln Mo.i and Maw
th.* rleai notea M tba charge, aaylng na
* ok 11 from hla Upa tbat ba atill
boped to s.iiin.1 it on tbe Ethtne.
I'lo.is-oi Auguate Oeorge, arbo fdUourod
M Lnllemand aald thal the aaaellng
araa held In the name ol thi one cult tot
whlch, ever alnee thelr Matorj began,
timen bad laid down thrir Itvee.
? w, are mel her. la the eull ..f tbe
Bag," be aaM, ?aud II la that cult whieh
. .,i! Prenchmi n ln the lace ?t the
enemy. War la a erime arhan wagad lor
uonqueat or ambltlon, but when meaflght
lor the ftbert) and Lntagrtti ol thMr
try. lt b omea a duty, aai ed
terrible, and IU vi ry borror I.anea
lo is. Thal La the faith by whieh wa
and for arhlch our fathera and our
dled, and thal faith guarai I
the future ol PTance. it blda ia looh on
death at the frontli ra not as a rteh but
as a pririlege and honor Prom the tomba
oat wh.. have lallen in Alaaca aad
Lorraine. ln Madagaacar, Tonhln, Mo*
,...,, and the Boudan, Prance drawa her
Inaplration and her hope, In dylag for
har th- y hav.- made her We mot'c rich
and glorioua. Thelr raemory, whlch we
who aurvlve now bonor, is ber pricMeea
beritage lOrever.
"Wi are toM aometlmea that her great
qualitlea have ; eriehed, thal k* t glory i
,,r tbi paat To that there la but ot -
anawer: No naytton can faii ao leoa
her s.uis know how to die That h -">
i , i.n taugbt you and taught Ln tb?
grilB sch-.ol of war. We hav- 1. arned lt
ai the tomba ol our comradm and friends. -
and that leaeon, gravea deep ln the beari
Preneha-an, la the s.mi,- m j
ih- preaenl graatw ss ?? Pi anca.' ,
trthur Blum, an oM "apaM" M *
*,.-??.. into the applaaee wlth the "CulrnB*
?tera ol Relachoffen," a aong dear to the
heart ,,i , \, rv reteran, and aaag tba
valor ol OenerM MIcbM'a Mai charge on '
,hl. PruaMaa aquarea and. followlng hlm. j
carne the qutch, abarp notea of "flambre |
et Meuae." marchlag **** ot **> ****** i
Infantn t*rai knawn to ever) '??"?? *** ?
,.,,.? every woman, In the room.
Then eame the fUrrini aetee oi Le
i orraine," al once a ntemory ?nd a hope,
?'.?? tha veterana lelt. glad to hara ea>
preaaed, if bul for an hour, tba paaatona
born ol thMr oM confllet
i
SHIP EIGHT DAYS OVERDUEJ
Bridgeport Should Have Sig
nalled 30 Hours After Sailing.
Montraal, Nor. *.?. News of tba mtaMng
i..I,,;,,,, Coal llaer BiMgeport though j
anxlouM) awaltad through the week end,
was not lortbeemtng ap te -t late I.r
to-nlght, and avea tha most optlnaatic ,
Bre beglnMna to loar fer ber late
Nme daya hav.- paaaad atace tha Brldge.
port nailed trom gydney, C. B. I ?
should have l.en sl-iialled thirty hoUi s j
later trom Panaa PMat, M adlea below
Quebec and waa due te arrive al Men*
treal laal Thuraday.
ihe oflteen aad crea of tha Bridgepert |
numbered, aa far aa anown, lorty-twu, j
The oflleera wore lor the aaoM part Kor*
wegtaaa and tbe crew Cblaeoa Bba waa
eommanded b) Captain Olaon, Iwraaarly |
ln command of the steamer Wacousta
TO GUARD TOLEDO TREASURES.
Madrid, Spaln. Nov. I.-A royal .1.**i?
uas bamed to-day by whMh ?e Mty ot
Tol.d.. the chlef rellc In rtpaln tt the
t'eltic period. la daMared to he a national
monument II hi * ll" '"?"?"" "mler ?
committee ol ar.h.oloKlsts. pain'. rs and
ai.hitects to loetora the anclent edlflces
ami prevent vandaham.
MELLEN'S STATEMENT
Couldn't Have Kept Up 8 Per
Cent Dividend of the New
Haven, One Says.
BOSTON BANKERS OBJECT
Deny That They Stirred Up
Agitation Against Road?
"Helped Rather than
Hindered."
Boston. Nov '.t. Commentine; on a long
atatement from Chariab s. Matlaa. pah <
lished to-rlav, Frederlck .1. Mdx'Od. chair?
man of rhe PuhUe Servlce I'nmmiaaion,
.aid to-nlght thal he dirl not agree with
Mr. Mellen's i laim that he could bave
kept up the I par .ent dlvldend on New
York, Ne\4 Haven _.? Hartforrl sto.k if
continuerl aa preatdent of that ayatem.
"There was 110 possiuility of Mr. Mel?
len's maintaining the dividend, 'for the
condition Of the road haa been sueh for
years that well informed people have
known that the S per cent paid In the
past was not earned." he said.
"fine ineidental pomt ln hia article
whb'h I believe of greater lmportance.
than might ar flrat appear." confinu4vd
Mr. McLaOOd, "la hia atatement that no
prealdenl of a railroad or transportation
. ompany should receive more than .2<".,
?i."i a rear aalary.
"Where presideru.s of railroads or trana
portation companies are paid more than
they know their s<-rvi.-e_ ,-. r. worth, it
robe ib.-m of their independence in the
ntaiiag.-ment of their roarls am! ma'iea
tliem williiiK to carry out poll. ies which
; aapprova without protaat.*1
Mr. M.ll.-n. statement in g.-neral de
-.1 that for ten yeara he was simp^y
an employe of the New Havefl BJrBtaaa Ifl
[the apacity of operatmi: h. ad. and that
J h. was retired to appaBM puMIe CiBBMNT
aad avoid an InvaailaetluB which would
iunaarth the laalde worklaga of tinaneiai
rlngs. BOBtOB l>ankers dBBiraaa Bf BBB*
trolling the New Ki.gland trolley tield
' uen- accused l>y him of having stiirerl up
agltatlen against the New Haven aya
| tem.
wiiitam a. Baatfrn. praaidaal of tbe,
, National Ihawmul Bank and identiflea
wltb Idof-gan mtereeta bere, took exeep
i tloaa tO Mr. Mellen's statement aboul
nr..toi baakara mylng ba belleved they
! had su.stalned instead of hindered Mr.
Meilen ln his work.
? I am sure," sald Mr. Gaaton. 'that
rhe trolla. Inlaraala of Boaton had no <ie
sue to rnonopollae tha tield. They have
all the trolhy*. they want '
lt isn t true that the banker*. a lied
with our BOaae are r.-spon^tble for tha
I Ne? Haven turmoll." flBld < harles A.
i Stone. hi Bd ef the hankim. house ,<f Stone
| A WehOMT.
Oeoige yon i. Hayar, formei Be ? ? I
. of the Navy anil chaiim.in of the sl'.. 'a
boldera1 protactlve commltttw of tbe New
Haven. gave out B statein.-nt tO-nlghl BB*
Bylng Mr MeUaa'a aaaertioB thal the.om
[mlttee was "a mailon.tr.?" and that it
I w.is fonned at tbe behe.?t of the Newr
Haven's tiv' il Bd-ant
Tb.- stockholders' commlttee.' he sald.
I'wai noi f.rrnied ln rhe inti-r.-ats of th-i
fi.ral B*_aBC) r.f the N'ew- Haven or of anv
baakara II -aarei] repreaanta tha etaea>
luiliers.''
DISMEMB^R_LIVING MAA.
Sons-in-Law Suspected of Atro
cious Crime in Spain.
[ Hy CBbla lt The Trit.une. ]
Harlajoz. Spain. Nov. ?.?The police
have ilisi overeii in a vainnl lot lUB
dismi-ail.ered body of Sefior HafMMl
Real, [who WaappoarBd a few days ago
and for whom a gen.-ral alarm had
been laajuod The tbaotry that he waa
killcii by hla **t*na-ln-law, boom money
affair being the OBOtlve for the crlmo. ia
held by the pul'.... Tlu ph> snians as
sei t that the dismembering of the body
had begun when the man was >et
alive.
MILITANTS CONTINUE ACTIVE.
Ixjndon. Nov. 1. SuffraKlsts made an?
other demonstration to-day at the service
at St I'aul'a. At intervals they kept
?Ingtngi "Qod aava Annle Kenney and
Bylvla Panhharat. who are bahag peree
cuted tor cn-isi-.i-iice's suke."
a
ROOSEVELTS SUNDAY QUIET.
Buenos Ayres. Nov. I. ?'olonel Theo
dore Itaoeavak spent a quiet S<n,da> ln
rtuenos Avres. but oll his'two publu BB*
tiaaianril he waa greeted wlth .heera.
H,. attearded the opening of the Agrleult- 4
Unl Kxposltlon. an.l later. a.?companied
h> the aettag Praaidaal of the repubiic.
Dr. l>e la IMaia. visited the Hipp4*lrome.
Buy "Mlller"
Lightlng Flxlurcs
? nd taUBM B* -'tne. <;*? or OM. and they
wlll adorn ?. well aa llghl jrour home. Tbey
,r.- mnd- from beaullful ile?U"?. ln ? great
varlety el ?t> ten. ..nd well made. lr | ea .ir'
Imtldlng. II wlll i>a> >ou lo come and ?ee
?".Ulller" joeiU.
For Wedding Gifls
"Miller" I iimp*. BketrtC i'.h* inl :.r. Kle
_ mi faaM????? 4-an'i have too man. .
In Cool Weather
"Mlller" nll ll.iiters ure a nn-e?_lijr.
Dealeni ?dunild fleU Mlllei l.tm.n in4 .
Heatrr*. Vf not. vou ean ba] theai from
Edward Mlller l Co., N^tBT
Maaufactarera EetabUebed t*4t.

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