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New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FRANCES WIDER RULE.
AmbitiOn of african Empire Par
tiaLLy RccOgnieed-PLans.

Paris. Oct S.-The signing OF the Franco-Span-
ish agreement marks ar important step toward
fhe realization Of the French ambition OF West
African empire stretching from the French
Soudan TO the Mediterranean and Atlantic This
will embrace an enormous tract OF territory. Civ
ing France the largest in Africa. with the
best ports for commerce with Europe and Amer
ica. The late Lord Salisbury derided the French
possessions in Africa as being largely sand. but
under NJ. Delcasse the work of development and
extension has been constantly carried on, until
Algiers and Tunis and the southern regions are
linked by railroads and telegraph. and the in
terror navigation is under French control.
Morocco is an essential feature OF the plan.
but Spain heretofore had steadily opposed
French authority. Spain's attitude much
the same as that which she adopted against
American Interference in Cuba. Morocco and
France have geographical relations similar to
Cuba and the United States, and there is almost
the same state or anarchy in Morocco as there
in Cuba. This is due mainly to the weak
ness Of Spanish influence over the Moors
The French officials would have been better
satisfied had Spain withdrawn entirely, but II
Was necessary to satisfy Spanish pride by per
mitting Spain 10 hold her fringe OF settlements
along the Mediterranean Eventually these are
expected 10 come within French influence. as the
agreement specifies that Spain shall not cede
them TO any country except France. NJ. Del
casse made concessions TO Spain mainly in order
10 preserve harmonious relations. which IS
notable feature of French policy with the Euro
pean powers.
Having strengthened Frances control Of Mo-
rocco The Associated Press leaTne, practical
steps will Immediately be taken 90 carry out
French authority. A mission under NJ. St. Rene
Taillandier, the French Minister at Tangier. viii
soon start on a visit to the Sultan 20 propose a
method for French direction OF affairs. This will
include che reorganization OF the Moroccan army
under French officers. With modern army il
IS expected that the lawlessness I'm the country
VIII speedily be ended. Already France Is ad-
ninistering the customs and directing the police
in Northern Morocco. and with French officers
commanding and rsorganiZing the army practi-
cal results are expected 10 follow French con-
n
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
SUBMARINES FOR RUSSIA.
-Four Said To Be Under Construction at
Newport News.
IFRoM The TRIBUNE DuEEAu.l

Washington. Oct. S.-The Lake Submarine
Torpedo Boat Company is having built at
Newport News four submarine torpedo boats on
an order from the Emperor Of Russia. according
10 an unofficial report which reached the Navy
Department to-day. Il viii be remembered that
this company built and shipped 70 Russia boat
of similar design called the Protector some time
last summer, and il is now reported that an
order has been received for four more Of the
same design
II Is maintained that the construction Of these
boats ana their sale 20 Russia cannot be con-
srued as q violation OF the neutrality laws as
they VIII. when completed, be knocked down and
SHIPPED as freight. They will, of course. be con-
frahand Of war and subject 70 seizure by Japan
and some naval officers suggest that. while there
Is nov no Japanese feet IN the Atlantic, the
order for these vessels seems almost like an in
Vitation 70 Japan 10 send one there.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
NOON LUNCHES.
To Interest the Women.

A bright young business woman VhO lives in
a big city says;
This Is IN reference TO noon lunches for work
sng women. I have had much trouble about nv
lunch getting rather tired OF the cold lunches /
brought and which not very apDetzine- nv
the time the noon hour comes.
I had heard 50 much about Grape-Nuts I de-
fermlned 70 try that food, 50 had a local cream
cry deliver half q pint Of cream 10 the Office
every day at noon, and this with Grape-Nuts
of which ] kept pkg. in the Office I found
added greatly 20 the meal
Then gradually I ceased TO use anything
but the Grape-Nuts ana cream, and for the lsgt
fur months have had nothing but THIS FOR lunch
snd am perfectly satisfied, am better and
stronger IN nerves. body and brain and anfov
The glow OF perfect health.
NY lunch now costs me about &c day and
have gained . pounds hope some working,
girl who Is bothered about what 20 have For
lunch wll profit by this" Name given by
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mich
Try Grape-fsEts 10 days and nrove for vo,,--
1s.f whaf 8 scientifically made food VIZ do.
There's Z Ie2s0l."
Get the famous iittle book. The Road TO
Welgl-le' II eacn sks."
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
PORTS FALL IMMINENT.
BARON HAYASHFS VIEW.
Russian Fleets Peril-Benefts TO
World from Japan's Victory.

London. Oct s.-Baron Hayashi, the japanese
Minister TO Great Britain in an interview pub
lshed in The Weekly Dispatch denies that
the japanese losses around Port Arthur have
been heavy, and says there is good reason 10
think that the remainder OF the Russian fleet
viii soon make sortie. The fall Of Port Ar
thur. he declared VIII then be near. He adds:
The var hitherto hps done Japan marvellous
good Her fo-eign trade is better than ever he
Sore and there is now not the slightest anxiety
on the subject of raising a big loan. The idea
~ the yellow peril" is ridiculous Free trade
and fair play 10 air. viii he our peace CRY when
we are done shouting 'Banzai"' We believe the
only way OF betterinE ourselves IS the opening
m OF the Fax East TO European capital and on
qerprise.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
NO BODYGUARD FOR PRINCE M1RsKY
Ninety Detectives Formerly Employed by
n Plehve Dismissed.

e. Petersburg. oct. S.-One Of the first acts OF
Prince sviatopoIk-Mirsky after assuming the
Office Of Minister OF the Interior was to dis
charge. with three months salary. ninety detec-
20 d me iate Minister Plehve's personal body
euo'n- N explanation o. his action the new
~Hiiiis'er SAID ms health demanded that he
EHouia co much walking and he did not intend
- - annoyed By continual Ehad0wing. There
1oie ne had dismissed all the secret service men
oeiaiieo especially 10 insure the Ministers
Bsfefy
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
ninstssnb Street and Sixth Hvsnus, ntw York

stay az the house for two days M-an~hfI. a, q.
expected that his friends or r~l-ff.S sfii ,--s,..
for bis funeral and burial
Colonel EdWtn A. Stevers oS CazrI. po,-s r4,hx,
gen SAlo IaSt nlSnc that he knew Spencer. The
tatJef Va q promoter OF electrical appliances he
declared ana interested especially il ore for csc-
ing up stray earth Currents He was the nro1he~ o.,
Edwards Spencer. who married a wealthy worna1
ana now ives N Europa This brother gave Spencer
an allowance lie was the son OF rich rz-rchaFft
Yesterday spencer went 70 EobOkeu 70 talk xfrn
Colonel Stevens. The latter away. but a clerk
saw spencer. The clerk noticed HHfrl-x bscllIis-
about his manner. Colonel Stevens thiuns tse man
dd not commit suicide. for his sllova-cc f-ors ~.
brother ample % live on
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
ONCE RICH; DEAD FROM GAS.
A Suicide, the Police say-Man Believed to
Have Had Wealthy Relatives.

Harvey Spencer. an Enslishman. who Is said TO
have made and lost several fortunes at stock
lation and 20 have many wealthy relatives and
friends here and elsewhere was founded dead from
irhalinS Illuminating gas yesterday morning in hts
room IN a boarding house. at No s East Eiyhth-sf
The police report ne cas-. as supposed suicide
Tie psiulettol. Mrs. Van Dorm ana ofhers WHO
knrg spencer believe his Death 20 have been acct
dental They think he was reading Al bed
suNncer had ec-u living at ~. paIuaetfo for
reIIr years Ills wife lived there rfh hiyl the arst
nor b~rn with him
When the city hears- arrived to take the BODY
20 allow it % oe removed TO the uiorgue Thsi-
protests Sr-vcA-a. ana the BODY viii be allowed 20
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
CONSUL MORGAN COMING HOME.

Washington. Oct. S-Edwir V Morgan who last
winter Was appointed United States Consul at
Dalny. but never able to take his post because
Il was in the theatre OF war. has asked the Stat1
Department for permission TO return 10 the United
States, and this has been granted. Mr.. Morgan
was one OF threea consular officers sent al the same
time 10 Manchuria and Corea TO open new consul
lateE. but opposition from the government IN pos
session and WaE operations prevented them from
reaching their destination. The State Depart
ment. however. able TO employ them all ad-
vantageously in the eastern consulates. Mr. Nor
gan was for some time at New-Chwang as assistant
Consul General Miller.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
Big LOT OF FLOUR FoR JAPAN.

Pendleton Ore. Oct. s.-A local -four mill has
received an order from Hong Kong for eighty thou
Gsnd sacks CWo thousand tons) Of -four. which IS
taid 70 be Tor the japanese government. Twenty
thousand sacks viii be sent this month by way OF
Portland and the remainder from Tacoma and
ssattle- The same mir has Just completed a ship
snent Of sixty thousand sacks for Oriental ports.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
MAY INCREASE CUBAN RICE. DUTY
Bill To Be Submitted TO Congress-Would
Admit Louisiana Product.

Havana. Oct s.-A bill has been prepared for sub
mission 10 Congress increasing the duty rtcs
from s. 20 to 81 kilogram II the bill is passed
IL is expected that the result wiz be 20 give en-
trance 20 Cuba 20 louisiana rice. as the higher
duty multiplied by reciprocity will put check
on the present control by Germans OF Cuba's rice
purchases.
The measure Is intended also to foster rice culture
in Cuba IL is proposed 20 raise the duties on corn
onions starch and potatoes in order 10 encourage
their production in Cuba, and. Incidentally IL i-
said 20 Increase the ipOrtatiOns OF these products
FROM the limited States.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
HOMES NEARER EAST FOR ORPHANS.

sister Theresa Vincent. OF the New-York FOUND
ling Hospital in SiSty-eishth-st.. said yesterday
that sh. had no information about the orphans
who's, return by Mexican families. according 70 as
patches from Arizona. uas forced by Americans
after the orphans hnd been adopted. The orphans.
she eafd zreuld not be brought hack TO NeW-Tork
but pouis BE- adopted BY families IN Illinois Nig,-
nesots Or Missouri About twenty-one children
would De brought East and provided With COM
torsehae homes.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES ON THE FAIR.

The first OF the Nine Rsnke illustrated lectures
on the st. Louis Exposition will be given at the
Berkeley Lyccum Theatre on Tuesday. at ago
2 m; The topic will be Opening Ceremonies and
Buildings. The opening ceremonies will De TiIIs-
trated by moving pictures. The HYMN OF the
West will be sung by Nine Abby s. Fridenbe-r
Lecture will ALEC be given on Friday. October
"a, at $780, ard Sunday evening, October 1s A.
$50; Lecture II Tuesday October IS and Fri-
day. October q. at 3:S0 and Sunday evening Cc-
tohc- g AT SD: and Lecture III on Tuesday Oc-
day evening October so az $50.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FoREsTERs PLAN BIG MEETING.

There will be a demonstration and class init!a-
sioa by the combined courts OF the Forcsters OF
America OF Brooklyn and Long island on No
vernber IS at the 9th Regiment Ar-nory There
will be nfty-thTce courts represented and nearly
fifteen hundred persons VIII be initiated This will
be OF the largest Invitations that the FOresters
have ever held IN the Borough OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
CoUETERFEITs AMERICAN NoTEsq
Chiiian Arrested in Havana-Convicted Of
Similar Offence.

Havana Oct. S.-Louis Million. native OF Chill
has been arrested here for counterfeitng $40 United
States Treasury notes and bank notes Millon in
the administration OF Major General Brooks as
Military Governor Of Cuba. was convicted OF sim
slar offence but was subsequently, pardoned under
the general amnesty proclaimed by Governor Leon
Tr0n
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
MAINE pay AT WORLDS FAIR.

ST. Louis. o. To-day was Maine Day IL the
exposition. At the Maine State Building. which is
q reproduction of typical hunters cabin. open
house held. In the evening reception was
given By the Maine State Commission for the
Hostess-s Association and the executive commits
.lOners OF the exposition.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
DIVORCE FOR iRmA n. PERRY.

Irna II. Perry who played leading part In
Under Two Flags received inferiocutory d.
cree OF dvorc. yesterday from her husband Roland
~ Perry. sculptor. The pair were married IN
- sirs Perry get. the custody OF her daughter
~seAooli-, and sl25 month e.irony.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FURS. FUR GARMENTS. ETC.

A number Of valuable hr SKINS such as Russian Sable
Broadal. ChnchIa and Eastern Mink. are offered sor
selection those d-sFing Garments. Neckpi-c-s Mufs
made especially to order,
New models IN Fur Garments are shown. containing the
latest features Of the Winter fashions Fur Lined Garments
for Evening wear and also those for Motoring and Diving
Novelties IN Fur N-ckpieces and MuSs shown
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09


when accurately thrown is deadly the officer
failure of the Japanese 10 gain greater ad-
vantage.
ST. Petersburg. Oct. s.-The meagreness OF the
news from the front continues. There is good
warrant for the belief that General Kuropatlin
is strengthening his let flank. 10 meet the jap
enese turning movement. his troops occupying
triangle from Fu-Shan 10 Moukden and Tie
pau over three hundred guns have arrived
st the front. and the activity OF the Russian
skirmishers below the Hun River creates the
impression that Kuropatkin may contemplate
assuming The offensive.
L is now accepted here that the reported
naval fight of Port Arthur was purely imagI-
native. The naval experts Of the newspapers
dwell on the difficulties which the Port Arthur
squadron must experience in breaking the
japanese Gordon. The general opinion is that
the squadron could rot venture out unless
something had happened 20 the japanese war
ships. Of which there is no knowledge here.
Prince Fikoff. Minister Of Railroads has ar
rived here. after spending three months in super
srtending the construction Of the railroad around
Lake Baikal He says the whole Siberian line IS
working perfectly. The branch around the lake
IS open Cor freight traffic. but passengers are
Etiu crossing the lake in ferryboats, these tax
ang TWO hours TO steam the thirty miles whereas
the trains take four hours 10 cover the route
Ground the lake. about seventy-three miles.
Work is stil going on day and night on this part
or The road 50 TO have the line in complete
order before :he lake freezes over.
The railroad officials at Saratoh are unable to
handle the enormous accumulation Of grain from
the big harvest in the southeast Of Russia.
General Ridzovsky. Under Secretary OF the In
1erior. has been appointed Chief OF the Cen
dsrmarie which is virtually divorced from the
Ministry of the Interior although nominally
under its control.
Tie municipality Of 81. Petersburg has de-
cided 10 care for the relatives Of soldiers at the
front who in distress Lieutenant General
Fulon, the Prefect of Police. has issued an or
der that such relatives are 10 be provided with
lodging and fuel and thirty-six pounds OF -four
and four Of grlts for each person month.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
MUST NEITHER PICKET NOR THREATEN

Indianapolis. Oct. s-JuGx- Anderson o. En-. r.a-
eral Court. chs afternoon made IN. Injunction
against the strikers the EfcReth-ktan1s xIa<s
factory at El~o0G. Ind. permanent By the ar,f-
eles o, this Injunction th@ strikers viii % prcnic-
tt@d rrQn1 pfcSestr- the co110a1Ts rlan- Or ust1r
threats 20 prevent new men taAing ne places =
strtAerA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
q. Altntait & On.

WILL EXEIIBTT ON THEIR THIRD FLOOR.
SPECIMENS OF LACE DRAPERIES
DUPLICATES OF THOSE EXHIBITED By THEM
AT THE ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
Lace Bed Spreads Table Covers and Scarfs. Table
Mats. Cushion Squares. and various other articles
Also lace materials for executing orders.
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS
for Wall Hangnss, Draperes and Furniture Coverings
Prise the fabcs and colorngs appropriate for s
artistic furnishing Of private residences hotels and club.
Upon request designs vii be drawn and submitted together
with estimates.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
ARTISTIC ARTICLES FOR DECORATIVE
PURPOSES OR FOR GIFTS.

A number Of imported articles suitable for ornan-nsadon
Of Paors Libraries. Halls etc. and particularly sdaps-d
gifts displayed IN the showrooms on the Third Floor.
Works IN Bronze and Marble Porcelains; Engraved and
Cut Glassware. Miniatures Electric Lamps and E-chOEcs
Cabinets Hal Clocks. Clock Sets Regulators etc. besides
many smaller pieces
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS


Attention particularly directed to the inportations q
PERSIAN and TURKISH RUGS. which IN character os
design and colOing well adapted the various schemes
Of interior decoration
The b-s, grades Of Amercan-made Rugs also shown
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
MADE-UP SUITS.
Second Floor DrpaTmeni.)

IN this department selection Of Dresses for Autumn and
Winter Is displayed Newest models IN Gowns q Writer
materials. Silk etc. IN vancy Of designs adapted Tor wear
various occasions Separate Costumes and Tabor Ska
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

lZs BAD TO READ TOO FAST.
overlook the little advertisements La the
narrow celu1-ns
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
LYONS Silks.

Chiffon Taeta. Chiffon Fale Francaisc Chiffon More Impeae
Cameleon Crepe Toca Cameeon Tafeta Soufe Cameeon
Damas. Crepe St Hubert. Scintllane Satin Suede
Surah Damas, Surah Monotone.
BLACK "SULTANA" SILKS.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
Assnsn.c = Constable

ARNOLD CONSTABLE & co. WILL DISPLAY MONDAY.
OCTOBER 10 NEW IMPORTATIONS- OF LYONS SILKS,
FRENCH AND GERMAN VELVETS. FRENCH MODEL.
DRESSES. GOWNS COATS, WRAPS AND FINE FURS
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
LACE DEPARTMENT.

The Importation Of Lace Robes for tbs comprise
particularly choice assortment adapted for Reception. Evening
and Dinner wear. among which are shown Robes Of
Handmade Point rAisnle. Duchexe Regrnce Applique
Hand-mbroid-red Tulc and Real Lace combinations; Tur
Robes Embroidered pOnpadoH eolodngs. also Black
Silver and COlored Spangi-d Robes. Circular Spanged
Iuhe Flounces
Beginning tomorrow (Monday) October Tenth. Black
Spsnglcd Robes (unmade).
Regular prices. $1,000 to $3.50 at slS.75 each.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
%. Altmatt & On.

IN THEIR DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.
showing the latest Paris Gowns. and are ready to
take orders 70; Gowns for Afternoon. Vianz Evening
also for other occasions
Silks. Laecs. Garntres. shown select assornncns
designs o. the v-ry latest fashions submitted
Fitting and Showroous on Third Floor.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
RUSSIANS USE GREN4DES.
More RumOrs Of Russian Aggressive
Increment in North.

Tokio. Oct s.-Acco7ding 10 a private letter
neived from a japanese officer now with the be-
sleging forces before Port Arthur. the Russians
are effectively using hand greEades filled with a
high explosive. The execution OF these grenades
when accurately thrown is deadly the officer
says, and their Use probably accounts for the
failure OF the japanese TO gain greater ad-
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
Corsets.

New high models best French makes for present style of Dress
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FurS.
Fur Lined Goats and Wraps

for street and evening wear
Carriage and Automobile Coats and Wraps
in Broadcloth, Silk and Rainproof materials
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS promptl,
executed in our own workrooms BY expert Furriers
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-21

In the six day bicycle races the pace
tells terribly at the end. Man after
man falls out exhausted. The victor
wabbles YEARLY over the line. In the
business race it's the same. Man after
man drops out exhausted. The success
full man is often a dyspeptic, unable to
enjoy success. When the stomach is
diseased there is not enough nutrition
assimilated to sustain the body and re-
pair the daily waste of tissues. The
result is weakness, tending to collapse.
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. II
enables the perfect assimilation of food
by which the body is built up with
sound, healthy flesh.
-uI have taken one bottle Of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for indigestion and
liver complaints writes Mr.. c NJ. wilson of
Yadkin College, Davidson Co. N C. shave
had no bad spells since commenced taking
your mediciue-fn fact, have not felt like the
same man. Before took the Golden Medical
Discovery I could not eat anything without
awful distress, but now ] can eat anything ]
wish without having unpleasant feelings. Last
summer our baby was teething and was so poor
he was almost skeleton. We gave him your
Golden Medical Discovery and now he Is as
healthy and well as any child / will speak
good word for your medicine whenever have
an opportunity"
DIR. Pierce's Pellecs cure sick headache.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-21
FAIRBANKS AT READING.

Reading, Pa, Sept. 2l.-The an
nual convention of the Pennsylvania
State League of Republican Clubs be.
gan in the Academy of Music here to-
day and will continue through tomor-
row. Several hundred delegates, rep
resenting more than one hundred
clubs, were in attendance. The days
proceedings were largely of a routine
nature. Interest centers chiefly in
the massmeeting tonight. which will
mark the formal opening of the ma
tional campaign in this state. Sena.
tor Fairbanks, Senator Penrose and
Governor Pennypacker are among the
scheduled speakers. Ds
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-09-21
SNAPSHOTS.

-Fallish
Frost tonight.
DO Men Love Women
-HurIah for the equinox.
The sun crossed the line today"
Pc careful OF the flowers tonight.
The first day of autumn. according
10 the calendar.
summer tourists are coming home
ward
The week will be fairly full of
amuscmcnts.
Is Don't miss the Dance at
Bouchers on the Spa tomorrow
night.
Pot your flowers now before frost
Catches them.
Autumn flowers are now blooming
in all their glory.
The devil never takes the rest cure.
The pantomine is a case of scene
and not heard,
Ranking institutions have no use for
the no.dCCount man.
Actions speak louder than words,
bu; money talks, too.
A man can't be whole-souled in
a halthrarted sort of way.
- Do men Love Women !?
Eggs may have their faults, but at
any late they are never too fresh.
Some men are so wideawake that
they actually suffer from insomnia.
lit IS, perhaps, better to be in the
soup than to be merely in hot water.
The pen is certainly mighty. A
derrick can't raise a check. but a pen
cam
Some people are more discouraged
by the success of others than by their
own failures.
When Il singer is off the key, you
can blame the audience for making a
bolt for the door.
Do men Love Women 4?
"A married mans lot may be hard
but he don't have to sew on his own
1luors.
"A wise man knows better than to
borrow money from his friends. Famili-
ariy breeds contempt, but money
borrower breeds enemies.
The next holiday is Thanksgiving
day
The climax of September storms is
predicted within the next week.
Why IS a cornheld like a galvanic
battery Becauses it produces shocks.
best Grade Cigars (al Havana
h''ersl IN city, 5 cents each-6 for IS
y.eais, AZ Murphy 5. corner Randall and
fnnce George street. az
A girl eagerly swallows a young
man words when he says ice cream
soda
-EN-Governor Frank Brown is busy
Organizing Parker and Davis clubs on
'Ae Eastern Shore.
Large Ornament OF Souvenir China
pieces. cake plats. etc, At factory prices
q Murphy 5. corner Prince George and
Randall streets. az