The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1911, Page 2

oy aad r “* I FRE cialis Frightened Women Led to Street From Factories Big Skyscraper. TWO WERE MAROON in ), Blevator Man Made Many; eTrips and Carried Hundreds | to the Street. Just been resumed with-| Pogano, foreman for B. G. Arman, =m facturer of artificial tee discovered the fire in thé face tory of Harry Samueis and Brother, | tpkers of ladies’ hats. He gave the alarm and the girls in hin factory, dij ted by Nellie Foulkes and. Mary arelli, marched to the stairs and fire ‘apes. They got out In safet: harlie Toner, the elevator man, van his car as rapidly as it could be filled end brought all of the tenants and em- ployes who did not use the fire escapes tg the ground, Minnie Lehr and Rose Lipschitz, both nineteen, were marooned | on the eleventh floor, They did not Kkhow how to get down until a firema: egine along and escorted them down 4 ud and ample stairs. @ fire was-confined to the sixth floor jére the Samuels factory is located, | . Henry, who sent for the Head: | ters reserves, said that he saw | a coming from the windows it that another Triangle disaster aring him In the face BONFIRE CAUSES TONE TRAGEDY AND GREAT EXCITEMENT Qne Man .Fatally Hurt, Fire: | f men, Police and Crowds &* Called Out by Blaze. | u nae i e man was mortally injured and | {hie engines and two truck compantes, | tinned by about Mfty firemen, a deputy | chief and two battalion chiefs, fifteen palicemen from reserves of the | Greenwich street station, an ambulance 4 the firebout New Yorker were al! called into action to-day as the result of, little bonfire started by sinali boys West and Morris streets to celebrate in Day. The, bonfire had been kicked out by the Janitor of tie United States Leather Company's building on one corner, but some of the embers must have blown to the cellar of the building, for a few ‘Minutes later smoke began pouring from the basement door and windows. ‘The janitor called Engine No, 10 by tele- phone, knowing the blaze required no are than @ few gallons of water: but two excited citizens ran down the street nd turned in alarms from two boxes the neighborhood. This brought ao i afalanche of fire apparatus on the dead r while a fight started in the Im- te vicinity and other hot-headed telephoned the Greenwich station that a riot was in pro- This brought the reserves on Ballop. he tragedy was furnished by Wil. iigm. Ross, truckdriver, of No. ry, Who Was watching the excite- ‘nent with some friends from the top r€ bis high vehicle. They started suseling playfully and Ross tripped and fell to the street. He was taken to Volunteer Hospital where he was found ret @ fractured skull, three broken and internal tnjurt >. Three Workmen Hurt, While at work to-day installing « ht vault, In the basement of No. 184 avenue, Patrick Gorman, of No. 2? East Ninety-fourth street, Louis ter, of No. 34 Jefferson avenue, ebm, and Samuel Vesey of 413 West Fitty-sixth street, were painfully hurt ‘when the scaffold on which they were working gave way, throwing the frame of the vault Hight upon them. Louls Foster, was taken to the New York Hospital, suffering trom a com- fracture of the left apm, The Other two were attended by the surgeon at their homo Peril in Pr 1) (Prom the louisville Courter-Jouraal.) MWay don’t you praise that sausage \“Maurice Stuart” an English ind | #4 | 4nd @ globe trotter. had been to London, Germany, France, oumera sicuth is taking piotographs for | No, 130 Sherif street, respectively Spain, China, Japan, San Branc.sco and sufiragetio alphabe Any citizen whose right to vote was Canada, The man was about ihiriy-\ “phe suffragettes claim faces are labels | questioned at the polls could apply to five, stalwart and soldierly in bearlas./ tg g man's soul and they intend (| the nearest court for a writ of inan-) nd over wix feet in height. Me bud) gnow up certain specimens of mannood |damus to compel the election officers to | | registered at the Hotel Astor Oct. 15.| wig, they Luink are less entitied to vote | accept his ballot, provided he had a} His features resemble, in a starsiing| py far inan (ae maority of women, — | legitimate complaint. Mistakes in resis- nanner, those of Lord Sholto Doula ‘hewe sellers of “Lae Woman Vover" | tration as to addresses and other minor Clearly of good breeding, with close- are scattered along Riverside Drive, | details were remedied in this manner) cropped side whiskers, he had the a)- Broadway Hundred Twenty-fitth al pearance either of an actor down on | Ko a street und ousy The Justices sitting at the County; luck oF @ “remittance e Ton 7 bs yellow) Court Hous wer early confronted | good British family. The overal: eth seven sutrageiies Will] with an unusual cage, It was the ap- mer and nails and the sum of $ i ind thousinde of cones ng| Piication of Solomon Selig, twenty-one the inoney found tn his possession Fite ran ears ot No, 154 Monroe street, THE EVENING WORLD, TUE aes ¥ = SDAY, NOVE IN BROADWAY MRS, HAVEMEYER KILLED BY AFAL OFEGHTSTORE Woman, Aged 80 Was in Care| | | | | | | | IDENTITY OF SUICI but had used the name of George Buck- ETO SNAP VOTERS fey In registering. A clerk from the . atte Sate a lodging house said the man we not ] HOTEL ASTOR IS jSuffragettes Seeking Gallery| known there under either name, or by Bere sg es, ight, and he was sent to the Tombs | of ‘Horrid Examples’ to Use | {n'detault of « bond of $1.00, | Frank Smith was arraigned for regis- tering from @ lodging house at No. & | Bowery. The court was not strprised to learn that there are two Frank Smiths in the district and that the de- fendant was really a voter in good standing from No, @ Bowery. He was| discharged. John Sullivan had the same expertence [when he was arrested for registering | trom 73 Bowery. He really’ lived at No. Armed with @ camera an ardent suf- fragette, whose names her fellows | ond the Judges told Mim to. depart (pardon the masculine) will not divulge, |'" Peace is to-day visiting the polling places, }OTHER COURTS BUSY WITH {aentity of | #¢king photographs for the latest thing TANGLED CASES. Magistrate Frescht in Centre Street + yy in suffragettedom—"An Alphabetical Al- | “Maurice Stuart,” wao killed himsel! by ; fig: | bum of Male Voters.” For instance B] OME) ta Russell Tyler, @ Fusl watcher, charge that Patrick J. Mor- nding @ bullet into his heart in N19) win stand for ‘bum’ and one of the male room at the Hotel Astor yesterday, Wa® scx who comes under this heading will not penetrated by Coroner Feinberg oF | be snapped by silt gum shoe eamerisie,| TOW's signature on the resiatration by the police to-day, though it wae evie| D stands for “drunkard” and a face| Doks did not tally with his voting signature, Morrow «old he was an em-) 4 inebriety on the) Ployee of the Dock Department and from an examination of his be- seen about a ad voted for years from No. 58 New an Englishman | evitence of practice part of its owner will be recorded on a| Chambers street. The Court dismissed the charge against him. | ‘Phe suicide’s odd effects include a box| Sehsitized plate for future use, And Six justices of the Supreme Court! ; , so down through the twenty-six letters of wire nails, a pair of blue overalls, my vie ant norridle examples Ww ‘ | apparen never worn; a new sult of aphed to ald the aspiring | Were assigned by the Appellate Divi- | sion to uear and decide all complaints ve photo; clothes made by Trow & Dowd, No. | Four of | in Future Campaign. STILLA MYSTERY oes Are you a drunkard, a booger, a or anything that Is not altogetther proper from a woman's viewpoint you are you had better hide your face to-day. For the Suffragettes will get you If you don't watch out. : man and a Globe Trotter, ' but Without Funds. The mystery of the dent polling place that giv longings that he was 3 woman voter's cause. Charing Cross, London; @ felt hatbrus) New York suffragettes are busy lo- | arising polling pla from "Ye Hattery,” No. 216 West Third | day y ure devoting their main eaiadeshined Anes Bue eee re reet, : s quet | energy to sciling copies of “The Woman | Seabury—were delegate | a Asi aahuee to Hil ereseioneel Voter,” organ of the Woman suffrage | county court house unti) the gout ast oC inom marked “0. Stuart’ pa | very: rnreugnout aeeater New York |cloaed. The other $a Jest rady | the Arleatn ce ustdosntaw manuay,| RONEMTe and news women. wearing | 680 Glegericn, hold eourt at No. 2808] | ee *' bright yellow 4s are urging voters | Valentine nue, near One Hundre: and a (unk, suitoase and telescope baw yi out polling places to buy, read, digest | and Elghty-fourth street, Bronx, and tn | covered with lab t chey ation, | is indicating th inct police the | the Seventeenth pr and reform And all this time Coroner Feinberg examined the body C. Hagh Chairman of for a writ of mandamus to compel the | just night, gave an iinpression that, tee oa Public Demonstras| election officers of the Sixteenth Elec- confronted by the choice of manvai| tions, is directing to-day's campaign. {jon District In the Second Assembly | labor or starvation, the man chose wul- | Mrs Mur Beard, edito, Diatrict to accept his ballot. | clde as the solution of ils probl HYoman Votor i also actively engaed) gelig was born in Russia and his LEFT NO PAPERS TO TELL HIS sunrise Miss deanuetto Kankiie one father dicd there when he was an tn- STORY. of the orators of the o yi fant. His mother came to this county | be a member of the a rty, | rried naturaliged citigen when Iran og erty ee ced lytanerpor al Bsn y care to Th Selig was sie years old, The election allied wt e olel, had been bought for | raue the whys and wherefores of suff- | officers questioned Selig's right to vot phe et His body was pain | rage. on the ground that he was not a citiz f emaciated. He had no letters or it was pointed out that the son of a Sapers from which bis siory might ve naturaliged clth born abroad has a aned To muke sure that his tdentity would ligee had pasn obuiterttes es eel HOODLUNS STRP eat Oe FED BOMFRE that when Mrs. Selig married @ nature jged citizen she and r son became ‘tizens. BORN OF ALIEN FATHER, HE'S STILL A CITIZEN. Selig got an order directing the elec- tion officers to show cause forthwith hy is ballot should not be accepted. alam Levy and R. Burnham Moffat, enting the Democratic party, ight to vote, an ‘M. 5." on the fly leaves of some of his books, in different handwritings, had been erased, but severa! had been ove looked. The man's English name “Maurice Stuart” and the Initials | accent, when he repre asked for 4 moderately priced room 4s {agreed that Selig, who Is a Repubitcan, he registered at the hotel, was marked. as a perfect right to vote, as the law He registered “M. Stuart, 5. F. C.," and ecifically provides that where a initials are ad for | her, not 4 citizen, marries a citizen San Francisco, Cal. He was assigned to) A Yelling, hooting mob of boys abou vefore her chikiren by a former husband &n inside room on the fourth floor, and] #axtcea Years old, numbering fifty save attained the age of sixteen, the was rarely seen about the lobby, fe| More, swept out of Eighth avenue into | chudren aro entitled to vote, ed and Twenty-third street The leaders were driving | » them, 9 West One hird stree took his meals at @ popular priced res- | One tun taurant in the nelghborhood, and never | running © entered the ca: He paid his bdilis| pushearts be regularly and kept entirely to himself.| Jn frou of veral times yesterday afternoon | dred ant The writ was granted. imothy J, Sullivan, for many years a rt attendant, was brought before Mun | sagistrate Frese! on @ warrant tasued & House | Magistrate Frescht on a warrant issued wit | ca nty maids tried to enter his room, Finally! which has been vacant since May, the : mines Raciecant x i. wasnt, aie vane With trying to yote in the Nine- iar perks, Amita’ Manager Palmer. | erowa haite 1 Pho leaders smasied 19 |ieenth Election District of the Third found the guest sitting on a chair next | te doors and windows and thelr f0\-| aysomply District, on registration en- lowers trooped in and came out bea ing cupboards and doors, racks, doors and all the removable wool # tings in the place, There was too much for the two pushcarts and a messeny pepo elgg aoc ty SRD ie ose, | run over to Seventh avenue and stole a reed. | wheelbarrow, A BANKER PLANS AMBAD, OY) Udy of people saw the raid, but;MAGISTRATES ANGLE CA to the writing table, A bath robe waft! thrown over his silic pajamas, In his! lett breast was a wound made by a re- volver, which was found under his right hand on the table, with one shell ploded. es that showed his residence as No. Stuyvesant street. The prisoner that he Hved at No, 21 Btuy- and that the error was room | 9) | showed vonant street made by ¢ and F, Picaro of Brooklyn, N, Y. | The coach was turned over and it was necessary ate the passengers by which he promptly repudiated and Jar- kowitz was discharged. Magistrate House expr ed. the opinion that there Was something mighty suspicious be- | bind the arrest. After the men had hour at U: been voting an Unionport, Thirty-second As- sembly District, Thirty-sixth Election District, the Bronx, it was discovered that the ballots being used were in- tended for Williamsbridge and the po- lice came and took the rest of them away. Fifty-flve men had voted and thé fifty in line were held up until the other ballots arrived, The vctes cast are good. Three hundred and fifty are | regiv‘ered there and the Williamsbridge | ballots would not have gone around, i i} Although there hed been ao open | 204 beheaded the General a Thutty ot KILLS HIMSELF. ough jay” : the assailants Were arrested. ‘The of-| 0 ene many Hall, it was understood that the| ‘The battalion to which they belong} The Viceroy at Nanking ¢ tted Fusiontsts have not. lacked for the | 100km ready for fighting. We are pre-| *wicide to-night. The situation is se: sinawe "ob wae and Anuts there. was | paring’, oo Viceroy’s instructions from plenty of moncy on both sides. | Consular reports state that several] Peking | had Finca Ailes ier the FEW WAGERS MADE ON RESULT | “ther officers were assassinated, and.) gurrender. The Tart val IN BROOKLYN, jaccording to foreign railroad oMcials,| manding the Manchu troops refused William H. Stanley, nominee of the, t™# Manchu and Chinese soldiers | obey these orders. A panic prevails. Independence League for Alderman in| fought a regular engagement, during the Sixty-third District, had an attack of pleurisy yesterday which necessitated his being put to bed. Stanley mak the sixth Brooklynite running for of- fice who has been taken i!l since the campaign started. Edmund R. Terry, independent candi- date for Assembly in the First District of Kings, who was rofused renomination because he bucked the McCooey organt- gation and voted independently at Al- bany, worked all last night to defeat the regular nominee. ry sent out a letter to every voter in the district stating that he was a candidate and that a vote could be recorded for him by writing his name on the ballot. | The Brooklyn Democratic Club last | night Issued a statement recommending the election of the Democratic county and judiciary tickets, —>—__— TWO B°OOKLYN MEN HURT IN MISSOURI TRAIN WRECK. Nov. IRONTON, Mo., 7.—Train No. 6, northbound on the Iron Mountain Railroad, was wrecked at Arcadia to- day by & broken rail, Six cars, includ~ Ing three Pullmans, were deratled. Train Auditor D, J. Hutehins of St. Louls ts! probabiy fatally injured, Among the} passengers injured were Hugo Picaro| in th eee RUN DOWN BY AN AUTO ON CENTRAL PARK DRIVE.| J. Fraser Campbell, Seriously Injured, Is Taken to Presby- ierian Hospital. 3. Fraser Campbell, agent, of | No. 414 West Twentieth street, while crossing West Drive at Bighty-sixth | street in Central Park this afternoon, | was run down by an automobile owned | and driven by Samuel D. Hollis, No, 655 | West One Hundred and Eighth street. Campbell received a fractured skull and was removed to the Presbytertan | Hospital, His condition is serious, cata a al al Yakes Lite W A man of about forty years old killed himself by inhaling gas through a tube today In a furnished room at Ni Second avenue, which he engaged on Friday from Patrick Jackson, He did not give any name when he engaged the room, nor did he leave any papers that would indicate his identity, He was five fect six inches tall, weighed 160 pounds, had fair skin, was bald | and clean shaven | AtPountains & Elsewhere Ask for ‘ HORLICK’S Tho Original ond Genuine MALTED MILK The Food-drink for All Ages. roof of the car. v’ demanded the grocer, “That too “at Mr. Stevenson, meoting his friend | ear ia ntabtare ait 2 Banks, the banker, oa 6 Hempstead | "one raised & flyer to intortere with it EROUGHT FROM THE POLL! train yestorday, asked him how he in- | except the owner of the wheelbarrow.) paul Jarkowite twenty-four y 014, tended spending next Sundgy, thinking Who cuffed a of the young rutlans! of No, 114 Lewls street was arrosted he might join him in soMe plans he aside ond rescued his property at the polling place, No, 4 Haat himself had in view. Wien the pushearts had been loaded) syouston street, charged with trying to "ym going to get the Bunday World| until they were topheavy the suns | ote under au assumed name, The con: and select the Joke Book it ig giving still yelling, dawhed away whence Iti way Loula dart Rise away with each copy and alt right came. And because of the extra detaily |) A MAN Nts lols, ME eed down and read it throug! {4 Banks. of polluem cy st polling places there | \r’ 'uslon. efter This ls a good doterm: jon, “Go. was not © bluecoat in sight, Market Police Cov ry thou and do likewise.” istributed Somewhere to-night in Harlem there te | he had complained “t aria wits Mad f setropolitan District om} (Apt to be an expensively bullt bona Weed an asayried a Tha poiteem Keep joard . belted wien oe iellerday ee Not in Any Milk Treet MBER 7, 1911 agettes at the Polls Out to Impress Voters \\|ANCHIS BEHEAD ALDO LEADS RESERVES © Su@ TO AID GIRLS IN PANIC | pivision, |herence to the movement designed to the present Dr, Wa continued:' WINNERS AT JAMESTOWN, “Personally, 1 favored a limited mon- jarchy, retaining the Emperor asa figure-| FIRST RACE—Purse $20; three-year. | head, with @ strong Chinese Cabinet and olds and upward; six furlongs.—Ben | constitution, but the prevailing sentl-| Loyal, 115 (Nolan), even, 1 to 2 and out, ment eppears to favor a republic. won ‘by four lengths; Ragman, 108 “In each prevince a governor will be| (Peak), 7 to 2, 6 to 6 and & to 6, second; selected, each city and town giving its| Mexoana, 109 (Bruce), 4 to 1, 6to 6 and allegiance to the new government, The 1 to 1, third. Time, 1.14. The Golden whole people of China north and south Butterfly, Valr Ming Patrick 8. ant 3, are united against Manchu supremacy | ¥. Thos’ a. + and the government at Peking, which| SECOND RACE—Purse §900; two-yoage rio: is corrupt and prone to be oppressiv: Bie iN eparns). it to to 10 and out, “I admit that there are tremendous | won by two lengths; Chrysels, 114 (But- diMcuities vefore us, but we must win. well), 4 to 6 and out, second; Wild Weed, We guarantee an adherence to Coreign 309 (Peak), 8 to 1, 8 to 1 and 8 to GEN, WU LUSH CAL HIM TRAITOR Soldiers Rush Past Guards and Assassinate Governor of Shan-Si as He Sleeps. THIRTY ARE CAPTURED. Victim Had Been Working to Pacify the Rebels—Other Officials Reported Slain. to foreign nations and open up all the) ports of China to foreign trade, Thus SCALP ITCHED S0 all the people of China were now pre | pared to show the world the real po’ | j will be guaranteed an enormous ad- of the Chinese for orderly conduct, seit | Nor Keep from hes. Became wi vantage to all foreigners well as to China.” Dr. Wu sald that he fully understood , int «i loyal honest government,“ * “* "4\ Worse and Worse. In Two Weeks “I belleve that the institution ot a| Rid Completely of Trouble through UseofCuticura Soap and Ointment, treaties whether they were mad unfairly third. Time, 1.094-5, Pecasta, Loathly or fairly. We will pay our obligations Lady, Blectric and Kate K. alo ran. that the reform movement might lead | in any direction, even *o anarchy, but | republic feasible,” he said. “If 1 juestion a month is had been asked this ago, I would have answered that such “One evening while combing my hatr, I | moticed w few brown crustlike spots on my ecalp and, of course, 1 thought it wae only | @ little dust that had settled there during an outcome was tmpossible. Now [ have been surprised, Sut { am con- vinced. If the young Emperor were a! PEKING, China, Nov. 1—Gen, Wu Lu-Chen a brilliant young military e rn i] i to Sa of a Nurse Who Had Left | | oMcer who was recently appointed Gov. rea reewa on the throne @ short | she week. Be 1 washed my halt shorougaly e perhaps it would be better, | but I saw that they wouldn't come out. A near fire panic this afternoon Her for a Minute | aap "i rete ager te hedattherraenine | selection of a new dynastic at the end of the next week I washed my hair ought a hurry call to Police Mead: dee . ea . M. to-day. He was asleep! new emperor would be certain to create Leth oy edge gr emg hy aie , in hig tent at the military encampment! jealousies and produce a reign of an. thor few but many more had come. parters tor fifty reserve polleemen and - Ghittact m of an: | my head became worse and worse, and my EtG be Felt. to the Bike| at Shikla-chang, when thirty Manchu| archy which would result in the shed- geaip started to itch terribly, s0 that T-coule Carnes dl gl ginee| Mra J. Havemeyer, nearly eign ener soldiers rushed in past the guard and| ding of much blood. Bot sleep not keep from scratching my head, ding, at No, 66 Broadway. | yea 1, elther fell or jumped from the oo ae neninated he plans of the reformers “The crustlike places later opened anc pmmissioner Waldo went tn person to| eighth floor of the New Century apart. MISS SANTI MRS BEARD. MRS.AC HUGHSTON MISS J. RANKIN whan oa lat eh F been considered for six years. | made sores which bled, and they also Itchec command whe situation and found that] ments at West End avenue and Seven.) ———————__ sits COE - 9 se < " Like cers of the general's staff) cannot hope to accomplish everything | gomething terrible, I tried many remedie (We call was due to a mistaken estimate | ' 1 | arrested the Manchus, the latter stated| within a short time, » Will be Dut none helped and instead they made m ‘ ‘ ty-ninth street late this afternoon, and that Wu had gone over to the revolu.| temporarily damaged and the peopl, head worse. ‘This condition of my scal ofthe dangers of the fire But there| was instantly killed ‘Siohariee ‘etd waw-eeotetiy: by inconvenienced and frightened, {f the Kept up for ® month, and then one day were some. exciting incidents at the} The aged woman was being cared for indie ’ ¥ betraying! merchants are patient and foreigners Met @ friend and she advised me to ur uldee: by a trained n The nurse left the the Manchus. | Fepose canfidence tn the mneerity ot Cullcura Soup and Ointment which 1 did @ building is twelve stories high. It] room for a fow minutes and when she! General Wu was educated in Japan| Our desire to avoid bloodsied, rowdy: | trouble beh a peta ee # back to the famous Shinbone Allg ned the window on the street side and since his return ho Page jedi ag We guaran- Goay and Ointment. I am never withou rein many of the present-day not he bullding was open, Mrs. Have- to China, beval in his view ‘j in foreign trade hem, for they ure my most highly valuec | ews | and improved foreign relations, We 4 : bie played years ago, The building has| meyer lay on Uib sidewalk on Seventy | ahd Was a1Ways credited With aylapaltg [ere Geeerseined to. emabliah evista signed) Miss Alva Gustafson, 67 aa twenty-five factories in it and} ninth street, efght stories | \with reform movements, although he! government and hope to give China » New York City, May 17, 1011 - mbny girls are employed in them, It — —- ——- oa | = | was-dot Ga extremiat xtra territorial right® and complete — hal been closed to make certain changes | Py sued from First Page.) a 4 laweas by aul {a a aie . autonomy.” reguired by the fire prevention laws and } Produced # complaint signed by Raftu,| ‘The general reported to the govern-| "Hoth Dr. Wu Ting Fang and Wen Girl of 12 Cured of Pimpl ment a few days ago that he could per-| Tsung Yao stated that tire “When I was about twelve or thirteen, my would be suade the Shens! rebels ¢ no reason for foreign Intervention, the | face broke out with pimples They came ou 5 in’ odtit abe suggestion of which they deprecated groups and caused great disfigurement, constitution outlined ‘by the S dangerous and unpalatable. to the | After trying so many remedies without sucr Assembly, but at that time a suspicion | jropte. Phes acid that. the reformers | ces F saw the Cuticura Ointinent advertise: Was current that the general himseit| wished recognition as bellizerents ; 804 1 sent for a box. In a week T saw was & revolutionist. His attitude has) Where responsible local go CR i citan Site sete nec earn nea since been a matter of concern to the| Ment had bien wet Ui. as at Shanghal, xd) Miss Mabel Morash, Wusung and elsewhere Manchus. He was a native of Hu-P. 31, 1011 ‘ar In conclusion these men, notable in! Pe ! Province, and in April, 190, was made] affairs of State, who have sd aera mera te Baltes Dene aia Deputy Lieutenant-General of the Ror-| lot with the revolutionists, | Gorp., Dept, 19A, Boston, for » liberal sample dered Red Mongol Banner that the trend of the wort \. ‘ with 32: F p. book on the ski ward a republican for ef each, post-tr ment, and that China anticipating t was onty =trrosits ee —- NANKING ViCERO)\ The officer commanding the Sixth which was @ part of Gen. Wu Lu Cheng’s command at Shikia Chuang, reports that forty Manchus stormed Wu's tent early to-day, shot now which a numbe were killed. of o' cers and men FAMOUS JEWELRY SHOP TO SELL OUT. —— WU TING FANG TELLS PLANS FOR CHINESE REPUBLIC Stock of Frederic's 20th Street Store fe Be Sold Rogardioss of Ces! MOVING UPTOWN, THE REASON New Stores at 1 West 34th Street and 479 Fifth Ave. _* Be Future Wome for Frederic’s veweiry. Frederic’s Jewelry Stop, at 905 Broadw: corner 20th Street, famous for. many years as t' headquarters for Frederic's Pearls and Art Jew eiry, are to ell out their entire stock at tha: | stone, regardiess of cost, to avoid the necessity 0: its removal to Frederic’s two new uptown stores, Every article in this stock 1» to be solé— nothing will be moved. This will mean « in prices of from twenty-five to fifty per cent It should be borne in mind that Frederic’s Jew. ‘iry cannot be bought elsewhere, and the price of each article fe marked in plain figures, Pearls that formerly sold at $1.50, complete, with clasp, will be sold out at Tic.; $2.00 Pearis will be sold for $1.00; 96.00 Pearls for $3.00 and other finer grades in proportion, Art Jewelry of every description, Pendants, Brooches, Necklaces, Long Chains, Rings set with every imaginable stone, real or artifictal, in Gold, Silver, Fiatinum and Plate will be disposed of at prices’ below actual cost of production, Now fe the time to buy idea! SHANGHAI, Nov. 7—Dr. Wu Ting Fang, who has been chosen Director of Foreign Affairs in the reform govern- ment established by the revolutionists in the province of Klangsu, to-day gave a long statement to the Associated ess, In which he announced his ad- establish a republican form of govern- ment in China. Wen Tsung Yao, formerly Imperial Resident at Luasa, Tibet, who has been appolnted Agsistant Director of Foreign Affairs in the new government, was present when the statement was made. Dr. Wu said that while he was loath to accept office and hesitated because of nis former connection with the Manchu Government, he was now practically forced to ald the cause of China, He announced that Cheng Te Chuan, the! Governor at Soochow and formerly Gov- ernor at Mukden, Manchuria, who was the first Governor to come over to the reformers, had been elected Governor of the entire province of Kian He sata that Cheng Te Chuan was a strong man The Banker of To-day is the Farmer’s Bookkeeper You will understand wh) when you see the exhibits and realize the full scope o! . _THE BIG LAND SHOW “BACK TO THE SOIL" Open Until Nov. 12. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN and would be able to control the revolu-| witie you ann have the benefit of ealectinr mee 4 tloniats and guarantee order and safety | the ‘compisie sock. The wale wil tage at | oreatest Agricultural and Horticultural of foreigners. Ninety-nine per cent. of the population, he sald, was supporting M, at the 805 Broadway, comer 20th Street, store only. Thi has no connection with the regular bust our two uptown stores, ENIOFF Will Save You 28°, to 50% On FURS Furs Remodeled at Remarkably Low Prices 336 Siath Ave, Products ever Exhibited Anywhere, UTAH TABERNACLE CHOIR—200 VOICES Land worth thousands given away daily. Burbank’s Wonders, Bi; eat Apple, Grain and Potato Exhibit of the orld. Free Lectures. Kaltenborn’s Orchestra Be ee Se ne LIBERAL SPECIAL THIS WEEK! CREDIT QUARTERED OAK Lilghly polished dintng-room ir, genuine leather ave 1 for this week, $1.95 Good Value at BY MATERNITY DRESS ‘Im all the iatest styles and fabrics for erent Psi erate ee RE on VID Hineral f ts Funeral from his late reat ton 100d, Rye, Nu Ys on Thurede noon on’ the arrival’ of the 2.16 train trom New York Oity, N, ¥. & Hi, R. 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