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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
EUROPE MOURNS ITO.
Regrets ASSASSINATION Of Jap
anese Statesman.

ST. Petersburg, Oct 26.-The assasslna-
ton Of Prince Ito has caused sincere grief
in government circles not only because it
occurred while he WIS a guest Of Russia
but because Of the personality of the
prince, who was regarded as a most i'm
portant factor in the development peace
fully of affairs in the Far East.
A satisfactory settlement of a number Of
open questions concerning the Russo-Japa-
nese railroad policy in Manchuria had
been expected at the Hardin conference
Acting Minister Of Foreign Affairs Saso-
nofT Immediately upon the receipt of the
news telegraphed the Russian Ambassador
at Toxic to present to the japanese gov
eminent the condolences of Russia, and
himself called at the Japanese Embassy.
IT IS probable that Emperor Nicholas
who is Ell route home from Italy, will
wire his condolences direct to Toxic
American Ambassador Rockhill and Mont
gomery Schuyler jr., secretary Of the
American Embassy, with other members
Of the diplomatic corps, called at the Japa-
ness Embassy during the day.
The murder OF Prince Ito cannot possibly
affect the relations of Russia and Japan,
according to the view held in official cir
cjes, since it is considered self-evident here
that the tragedy was the outcome Of the
conditions existing between Japan and
Corea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Umbrella canes are favorites with some
men When il rains the umbrella Is made
ready for use by removing the wood in sec
tons and slowing it away in the pocket.
They cost s. so.
The silk velour hats made fashionable BIZ
King Edward come IN four colors and
cost Sc each.
New hat irons 70 use for silk hats have a
long handle and are heated in the gas
They sell for 81 so.
Bunches Of vioIets made Of narrow VEL
vet ribbon ma tied with velvet, for the cor
sage. sell at So 70 bunch.
Plaid mohair petticoats IN black and
white sell for SO s5
Black crepe de chine waists in different
STYLES and trimmings are from $ IS 10 80 50.
Eidsrdown wrappers bound with satin. IN
al the favorlts shades. are SIS as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
SUFFRAGE AT COLLEGE CLUB.

TIE College Homen'g Club, Miss Jennie
Romerere president, haC the first suifra &c
ales;lHe ia its history yesterday afternoon
et the Waldorf Astoria. The speakers
seFe Mrs. Ella Hawley Crossett and Miss
Hsrriet May Mills. president and yice-presi-
deat Of The state Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton; tie Rev Anna Howard Shaw and
Miss Mary Garrett Hay Mrs .. II. T. Bel
.aont, president Of tie Political Equality
association, sat On The platform. bur did
not make 4 sreech. and Mrs. William
cgInnslng Story SPOKE a few words from
The floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
ITo's SON INFORMED.
Jananese Consul at Genoa Breaks the
NAws

Genoa. oct. 2G-Prince Ito's son. Iiiro-
lsrn, arrived here this evening aboard The
Atsuta Maru from London.
ne was met by The japanese Consul,
,.bo informed him OF his fathers death.
Tile youth controlled himself by great ef-
fart ana showed little OF the grief that he
evidently suffered.
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TEACHERS HAVE NO PARTY.
AL Mayoralty Candidates Believe in
Equal Pay.

After receiving a verbal message from
Otto r. Barnard to the effect that he was
III favor Of equal pay for equal work the
Interborough Association of Women Teach
ers concluded, at a meeting at the Hotel
Astor yesterday afternoon, that it was I'M
necessary for them to make any discrimi-
nation between the Mayoralty candidates
since all were their friends. Justice Gay
nor and W. r. Hearst have not yet sent
any answer to the query Of the teachers
as to their position on this subject. but that
was unnecessary, the president. Miss Grace
Strachan, explained, because Justice Cay
nor presided at one of their meetings and
Mr. Hearst had long taken their part IN
his papers.
Resolutions expressive OF the loss sus-
tanned By the teachers in the death OF Sem
ator McCarren, who introduced the first
equal pay bill, were adopted and after the
vote the teachers stood for few moments
In silence out of respect to the late Sen
ator's memory. Miss Strachan was deeply
moved while the resolutions were under
consideration. and those nearest TO her saw
tears in her eyes.
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THE MURDER OF ITO
Continued from nrst page.

the assassination. said: 'erhe death Of
rrinoe Ito viii not change the policies
Oh Japan His Pacific motives will ever
ne maintained and the traditions left by
him viii always be followed"
The entire nation is mourning: the
hags on the foreign embassies have been
paced at halfmast. while all public and
many private entertainments have been
abandoned. The Japanese and foreign
newspapers appear with black borders.
Oilly me death OF the Emperor could
arouse similar demonstrations Of SYM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
SEOUL SHOWS REGRET
Inquiry Into AsSdssinS' Connec-
tons Begun.

Seoul. Oct. 26.-The news Of the assassi-
nation OF Prince Ito has caused genuine
sorrow here. as all classes and nationalities
in Seoul regarded the prince as real bene-
factor Of Corea.
An investigation is now proceeding TO
discover the connections Of the assassins at
Seoul The indignation of the foreigners
and japanese here, as we'll as the leading
Coreans at the crime is pronounced.
4 party will leave here tomorrow for
Tairen 70 pay homage 10 the dead states
man It includes ". Nabeshima, Director
OF the Foreign. Department Of the Corean
Residencv. special ENJOYS from the Empe-
ror and ex-Emperor and representatives of
the Cabinet.
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FRANCES GOLD RESERVE.
Largest Stock in Bank History
Ready to Aid England.

Paris. Oct 2s.-Frencl banking circles
here consider II unlikely that the Bank Of
France viii BE- called 70 relieve the inter
national money market According TO the
rev here. conditions are not alarming.
Tie action OF the Bank Of England in rails
iag is discount rate 70 5 per cent is be
hsved . be intended TO discourage inordi-
rare speculation in America and TO enable
tte English banks TO reap profits from
bans and exchange It is explained that
'ne English banks have not been making
money recently. the Bank Of England help
iag them ont.
The Bank O France now holds the larg-
est Stock @ gold IN its history, and Is anx-
sous. Il the occasion demands. to lean gold
- The Bank q England on the same cordi-
ions a. those IN 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
MR.. TAFT EXPRESSES SORROW.
Feels Loss of a Friend-Knew Prince
Ito Well.

Hickman. KY, oct 26.-President Taft
received through newspaper sources to-day
the bare announcement Of the assassina-
lion Of Prince Ito at Hardin. In the ab-
geuce of any definite information he made
no comment other than TO express deep
sorrow and concern over the loss Of a
friend. He knew Prince Ito we'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

For a Lady Baltimore cake prepare a
delicate white cake Favored with rose
water. When baked and cold make 4
boiled icing, adding. while IL is yet soft,
equal parts OF chopped nuts and raisins
and few figs cut into thin strips. Beat
the whole thoroughly before spreading be
tween the layers and over the top. Eng
lish walnuts or pecans may be used and
six figs TO every cup of Taisins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
LosEs unpER vlReINIA az.

Richraoad. Va, oct. "a Alleging thai us
istersra.s passenger traffic is now con-
Quoted At an annual deficit sggregating
sz.ls6 =. lie Washington Southern Ran
znsd psfltioned the state corporation cona-.
ra.rtee to-day 10 Be allowed 70 Increase its
-aass,nau4a passenger rsIe for interstate
trSfae frora two to three cents mis-. The
hearing. was coatilued until Ncgera2sr 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

who will act as hostesses are Mrs. William
Cumming Story. Mrs. D. o. Haynes, Mrs
T. NJ Clarke. Mrs.. Austin Palmer. Mrs.
James GriswoId Wentz and Mrs. William
Grant Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
pERuvlAN MINISTERS RESIGN.

Linz. Peru. Oct 2s.--Dr. Melton +. Pof-
ras tae Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
Aueustin Delatorre- Gonzales, Minister OF
Finance, resigned their portfolios to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

London, Oct 26.-The assassination OF
Prince Ito. who was regarded here, as else
where in Europe, as the maker Of modera
Japan, though everywhere deplored is not
regarded in official and diplomatic circles
as surprising, in view of the embittered
resentment of the Coreaus over the Japa-
nase occupation of their homeland.
1t has been a half 4 century since the
prince was in England and SO lie cas-
known personally to only 4 few here.
Nevertheless, his work in spreading West
ern ideas and the subsequent eminence
which he attained in diplomacy and states
manship made his name household word.
At the Foreign Office the view was ex-
pressed that though the death of Prince
Ito was q serious blow TO Japan. there was
no reason to fear immediate Ill effects so
far as the external relations of Japan were
concerned.
The outrage IL regarded here as wholly
political. though this single act of revenge
is not thought likely to have any great
effect upon tie political situation either
IN Corea or Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
ELORiDAHotel. Paris

II, BOULEVARD MALESffERBES-
Central location: Madeleine 6rand Boaie-
wards minute. Moderate inc Rates. Now
open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27
HOTELS IN ENGLAND.
RnIELsiNIHE BRITISH ISLES

SHANkLIN-ISLE Of Whit.
HDLLIER's SHANkl.IN HOTEL. .Elec. Light
Tariffs of the Hotels and full particulars as
10 routes may be had at the European Offices
of 1.-THE Tribune" at Danes Inn House" 365
strand Overlooking Aldwyeh and kingsway(,
I4ndnu.
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Foreign Resorts.

Proprietors The GORDON HOTELS. Ltd.
. Close 20 Buckingham Palace WeSfmfus<e
Ah0ey ana convenient for everywhere. Tariff fTe
from ptowT once New York Tribune IS6
broadway. New YORK.
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Don't Fail to See

Those beautiful heilet.s .siek ~.
wood Park W here sts.sst Is -
ia nov beina hniil r9'' ssssi \,
CITY water fter aes eans leh v.
u.e." month Main pinss
r6irp1v car eod 90 hne
r. p FAY coNrANsllo nS $50
raupru FLOOR MEhhhuN'
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NfHNEMbAhE ACREAGE
$50 lNthCttE tWhefF ~ Hifftfahfs
See fiUa coed aHii. ssfeiient hfaf service
irfn rifs fte go Hffe on ffig sasf
b NEWELL $40 8puhH w.
lu.nnE KIN LNlN lln llLL
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TitE uEHT
40 Acres


as MAHnN COUNTY
Practically aN bottom t~aAfifut ffaaf
affaHm tnfNash place ru ftrrIHhf
ea3nff faad & ArFef cleared Ene naass
au EfaFf ffsGf tl.tNe
uiMrN UMHAN e nLArMWuOu.
ElHs4a N&rien mldE r-t.h
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An Island Ranch

u acres mth = mile - aafsffraHt.
Geo n sandy beech On tzF s-fenHl
ksuse 10 aeFfH cleared o. acres read
8AMd hAinnns NutiftmH Aua cohhle ff9nF
Material HWAfflsH Nna NHfAlNF HN
rfnasftf nsaf head cattle. lg.feet
rasailus boat ulfh tshp snFins heaf
y fifnss each seek Ntis IL HaaF Ter
fifeN sAeh &4k Lamter Exchange
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Land for Nothing

10 hrfsa aMfsrfrHnf hsfmeen Hhetteu
ard Az isis 9Th ~ fiefr hnass 1881
fraf kfffNfr 4I6aa 81 sealed arH
rsfefsa 81 bearing ffat trees. ~ atnaa
~ sEnati ffNft Feea sell HaeasHea
srsRfi harH- ehlf sen hHaHe. cHF coz Al
Nfrhauae
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acres rluaa Gn CNffa. hAnaN f1 BASS
YsfGH And Uitf eneeiifHt ea4 tafa
Ven assF terms
a u NMMEfA. Ifs eErinE at
Ehanes Main felR Inc fHiH
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iRRioArGo LANDS.
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tract ~ ~ aafsa ahffh cas- b. haH faf
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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tor errors Of nny Kind occurring
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

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fhe faiiag. hHfNean Seattle HrN Ta
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cepiiananY i9H price 1900 Essg
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location. ciose 90 beat landing. emily feW
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YARNS AND ACREAGE.
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Lots
5Ox125
$500

Sc CASH. fse PEA MONTH
WEST kEA4ft.E
Thls 10 Ahsoiugrig ne tsa ~ !
town
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Seattle Public Fuel
Market

yoha ! Miller. prargissari proauesr 10
effsn fneF ll.o1t ar more f1fHe % best
rs8 ~ wa0A prices reAssnetie handle
al Kinds 81 ceai foot Broad street ard
ffif ia v scar -f-s
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Loot ON inke WnahinaluH dflNUrsY.
tnu fnnef turNa Gov Nuta tires call
tna tsuf Reward 90
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Election Notices.

.THIRTY-sECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRtCT-CONT D.
v,t4in avenue. seach fremont avenue
Tne TnIrty-nimn E.ect.on District Is bounded by
WITHIN boston ROAD. Plains road tni-npors
Morris Park Garned s,ieei " aiker avenue
ana the Bronx River. ..,
Morris Park avenue Bear swamp road. Walker avenue
Garfield street.
within Bear swamp road; Barnes avenue Norris FafS
and UuOnport road
Furty-secOud ElecCIon District 70 bounded ~ a
and Pelham parkway. WtAiargslr' 'agel to'
Silver street. Walker avenue Bear swamp roai MOTIF
Park Barnes avenue, Bear swamp fpaH a-"'
Tae Forty-third Election District IL bounded by ane
within Gun Hin road Ttlden street "a W9 l
Thirteenth street Boston Pest road East Two hut
dred and Twenty street. Bruner avenue Haes
Dog Brook Givens Greek Weschester Creek HfonI anu
Pelham parkway ana the 7For4 tIyel ,.s.5 -. and
The Election District u bounded o ar
within East Hundred and $iueteeuth street "h'te
Plains road. Gun tiiu road and t5e Bronx ave.
wi thin Hundred and Nineteenth street
avenue. Tiden street Gun EiiI roaa ana WITS
The Fcrty-sxth Election District IS bounded by and
v,.ht, Essf Tu,o Hundred Twenty-ninth street
ana 1irtlenh street 1Tden street. Tonxwood avenue
East Two Hundred Nineteenth street and Barnes ave-
1e Fortyssveuth Election District Il bounded by ana
within Two Hundred and I"enty- .ii,tH ts.
Barnes Avenue a.lst Two tiundred ai'i 8'H'''7e-''
The Fnrty-eighh Election District is bounded oy ana
DIgnev avenue Bussing the northern oounday
OK The CITY OF New York. Hutchiusons River Gl ens
dred and TWeDty-secord street tIuntleI asei.e
Tfuudred and the Bronx RIVER
The 20 ty-uinth Election Ils'IIlt -
within the northern boundary OF Ire N't' %
Muniys lane. BIssinG avenue. pf~ney avenue t@aSI
Hundred and Thrtysev street and tss bfo1z it
The Fiftieth Election Dis Iict IS oouadl oy an ,
the northern boundary OF The CITY OF NeP IrSIr.
Goose. Peas. The Twins High Hart ana C''y
Islands
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
Election Notices.


TwENTY-EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT-CoNT'D
.Ae lA~4~4eu anu aiAtn street First avenue EAST one
hei.ureu Nintn suveI ana rnlra az .,,.,u
tne roUn E4vtulh Uisl4cl ls bounded by and Within
Easi one hundred IentI Street ini4d avenue fsst
one lGuGlee ad Nantn sueut. seccnu ende Eas' Ohe
7sn1rv9 aid Egnh s;ieet anu LeAisten avenue ,..,
int fItn ked-n Dis.rot is oo-nded 10y aud wl1nn 1e
Eas one lnnaras AMI s,ie.fn stre. ard pas
;r5e stvt5 t-,.a a. ,is,"I S oo,,-,sd ,v and within
East one HLnacd anu Eleventh street Lexington avenue
Last One hundrd and Tenth street and Park a.ehut
The seventh Election District bonded oy and wlIn
Ea @ e unarsd s ana I r%fth ssfee,. SFton enue
Ess one Hundred ard Eleventh street and Third av bi
East One Hundred and Fourteenth street Second aNehue
East One Hundfed ana Twelfth TO Lexington ave
nUe. diagonal line OF Lexington avenue
and East One Hundred and Twelfth street 70 me IN
Il East one Hundred and Thirteenth street S"1 i"'--
East one Hundred snd Fourteenth First avenue
East one Hundred snd Eleventh street. Har EN- River
East One Huadred and Tenth and Second ayenue
Tne Ten Election DsTis Is bounded ny ana "S.i nns
East One Hundred and sixteenth street Harlem Hla @
Eleventh street First avenue East one Hundred and
The eenth fIsction Disct s bounded by & and ~ within
nue. East one Hundred and Thirteenth street 70 20 m
avenue diagonal line from The goner ol Es" :, 81
corner one Hundred and Twelfth rect and Lex
ington avenue. East One Hundred and Iwefth street ana
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and within
East one Hundred and Thirteen street Lexington a. e.
a1si aSenue ,-1S' '-s ''-''''o 1'" ''u' '''''''
Inc Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by and
ayen.e East one Hundred and Fourteenth street and
Third
ne Fourteenth Election District is bounded by and
within diagonal line from the OF East one Hun
ded and Seveneen4h ana Lexington avenue to ne
corner of East tne Hundred and Etg enth fsit ana
Third avenue, Third one Hund ed ana Se'
enreenth street. Second avenue II ndrci and
Fifteenth street. Third one Hundred ana
SlNteen.h street and LcXinE
rhe Fifteenth Eecuon District IS bounded by ard
Hundred seventeenth street. lex
instou East one Hundred and Sixteenth street
Third East one Hundred and Fifteenth street and
Park
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
WITHIN East one HurcTed and NlneIeenlh street. 'lE-
avenue 10 East one Hundred and Eishteenth str Z a
diagonal TEi-d avenue ana East
one Hundred and Eighteenth street TO the corner OF
Lexington Hundred and Seventeenth
street East one Hundred aud Seventeenth and Park
avenue