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New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
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STEADY CAMPAIGN
State "Antis' Disapwove of Conten-
tiOuS Discussions.

Under its new chairman. Mrs. Fritz Achelis, who
has tust been appointed 70 succeed Mrs Arthur NJ
Dodge. the State Association Opposed TO Woman
Suffrage is planning what calls steady. sys-
ternatic and unremtting campaign Of educa ton. %
Mrs Dodge, who resigned her position 10 make a
world tour was associated with many other public
activities, and could give only divided allegiance
TO antsufTrage. Mrs, Achelis is entirely free
the present 10 give all her time 20 the work and
she intends 10 do II. she SAYS
This does not q flourish or trlmpets Mrs.
Acheiis explained At the headquarters OF the
citation. No - East seth street yesterday. The
world may hear much abOur the work, but IL
Will be the less effective that account she
thinks. The National League for Civic Education
OF WOmen-commOnly regarded as a split from
the state observation-disclosures all Rnti-sUffrage prece
dents when II began holding public meetings and
taking part in public discussions. bur the
sociatton is going 10 stick 10 the old paths. Il
will rely on parOr meetings and literature
means OF propaganda and Ms Achels viii hold
the first parlor meeting Thursday d her sum
ner home in Sea bright. n J.
i don't approve OF public meetings or Of pub
lie debates" Mrs. Achelis said. Contentious dis
often speak without very deep thought. We never
want TO speak without reflection. and we are going
10 take great pains not TO make any statements
that not absolutely correct
We going 10 be very conservative she
continued. strong and thorough. I hope but not
aggressive sensational I never feel that
want 10 night suffrage Every one has right 10
his or her own convictions. and ] think that the
prominence that is being given this subject Just
is good thing long as It isn't contentious
II is educational and leads both men and women
10 think about the whole position OF women
Apropos Of her use of the word conservative
Mrs. Achelis explained that il didn't exclude the
idea OF progression
II am in full sympathy with the best work
that women can do" she said y would Ike 70
see them do all the big moral work. but their
work should comp iement that OF men not compete
with it. When a is fit To I'LL such O posi-
tiOn as that held by Mrs Ella Hay Young OF Chi
cago glad 10 see her get H. but I think the
majority Of women Will always find their work
along less public lines and 7 think we can serve
the state best by going into politics The
mere act Of voting is nothing. but as soon as we
take the ballot lose our independence"
Mrs AChels will return her city home No
East 57th street. about the first OF next month
and then she expects 10 arrange great MANY par-
Tor meetings
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
LEARN THE "JIYSTERIES. ,
Barnard Freshmen Put THROUGH
Trying Ordeal.

The sophomores OF Barnard College vaste~4.,-
put The freshmen through the annual rite known as
the mysteries" This last survival of bazi,c o.
the college was instituted by the class OF ,qg ae -
means OF damping the ardor OF their overspirited
interiors.
The first announcement OF the mysteries, ,,.s
made about week ago in the form OF a Iarga
and grewsome poster hung in the freshman str,i,,
by the class or 'l2, directing The freshmen ., h.
ready for the ceremony on the afternoon OF FRIDAY
October l.
Al $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the frasb,,or
assembled in their study and We're conducted nv
the sophomores, clad in caps and gowns and r,t+t
faces concealed by black masks down t,,~,,. -,
main hall OF the building a darkened corri5o, A.
the basement Here the inwardy shaking b11r ,,,r
Wardly courageous victims 6lindfoded ana ~.
patched one by one INTO the luncheon room vrbe,ra
issued horrible means. broken by the defiant s,-
OF the irrepressible freshmen Oatbs avs -. :
a secret and serious nature were ,,Ir,tni-.-' "
fore the freshmen were finally taken IN III. -
Der Of horrors 0'dIh-
As elimination Of tho DAYS ceraror, ...-
member Of the class of I3 was led nm ,
staircase 10 the stage OF the college taea+re ,,.t
an altar had been erected on bendad l-r- =,
were then compelled TO swear ater7sl - ''''y
70 their alma mater and their "honored s,,t', y,
the sophomores i' 'o'S'
After this the bandages were rer,o,s4
Coue oi rues Tor the coming fortnight was -
70 the freshman chairman. warning the 81
against levily toward their superiors 80 Lass
dulgence in the vanities OF the vyorI5 -'U "H IN
After a symbolic dance performed nv si
sopnomores the rites ot the day came - - '4ie
and both classes regaled themselves win I, Gnu
and crackers ' lemonade
The committee IN charge OF the ..r,,s,o-..u.
composed OF Maude brennan. the chatrr,o, .
+I1"e l noiu1@I- Lille Stein. Rosalind Co.
Eleanor Myers Edith Movus, Bessie Feardor use use,
Cora Theis. ''uoh and
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
WORK OF WATERWAYS COMMISSION

London. Oct THE American Waterways Com
mission, OF which Senator Theodore E. Burton Is
chairman arrived here to-day, and VIII spend a
fortnight in England. The commissioners viii visit
Manchester and inspect the ship canal Liverpool
ana other harhors. They also viii meet the
English Commission on Canals and Waterways
which recently was appointed 10 make investIga-
lions similar 10 those which the Americans are
making. The members OF the commission expect to
attend the session Of the House Of Commons and
hear the debate on the budget
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
SPANIARDS TRAPPED
-4MBUSHED BY MOORS.
Hcarg LoSSeS-General Killed
NezcS Kept Secret at Madrid.

Melilla. Oct. IA Spanish division under Gen
eral Tovar. supported on the left by General
Nicario's brigade and on the right by two squad
r0ns of cavalry and battery OF artillery. made
a reconnaissance yesterday into the Beni-Bui-
territory, and their return in the direc-
tion OF Zeluan fell into a Moorish ambush and
were attacked furiousy The fighting was fierce
and bloody. The Spaniards held their own until
the arrival OF endorsements. consisting OF two
companies OF infantry and a battery OF machine
guns. with the aid or which they succeeded in
beating or the Moors.
The Spanish losses were heavy. General Diez
Ticario. TWO captains. lieutenant and fourteen
men were killed and 1S2 men were wounded
Early this morning the Spaniards under Gen
eraI Marina again advanced in the direction %
Sokel Jernis but were attacked by 5000 Moors
on the front. 4 severe fight is now going on.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
THAw CASE UP NEXT WEEK.
Court of Appeals Will Also Consider Oral Bet
ting at Racetracks.

Albany, Oct. THE Court of Appeals resumes
sessions next Monday following the usual summer
vacation. It has proposed a big order calendar
which will continue the entire week and a part Of
the following week
The court viii hear Wednesday ThaW anpeaI
from order Of the Appellate Division which up
held the decision OF Justice Mills. al White Plains
dismssing writ of habeas corpus for the release
Of Thaw. tho ground that his commitment 10
an insane asylum BY Justice DOwling. Of New York
illegal Counsel for Thaw contends that ne
should have had Jury trial determine mis-
sanity after his acquttaI by jury a charge Of
numbering Stanford White.
on Friday the court will be asked for an in
terpretation of the anti-racetrack gambling laws
The question comes up on appeals by the Kings
County District Attorneys Office from a decision
the Appellate Division. ordering the discharge Of
Sol" Llchtenstein and Orlando Jones, who were
indicted q charge OF bookmaking. The lower
court held that oral betting bookmaking.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
AGED COUPLE KILLED BY GAS.
Would Have Celebrated Fifty-ffth Marriage
Anniversary Next Week

Philadelphia Oct. AFTER a happy married life
OF more than fifty years, Mr.. and Mrs David
Alderman were found dead in bed at their home
here to-day, having been accidentally asphyxiated
ny illuminating gas A granddaughter, who had
been awakened by the odor OF gas gave alarm,
but when a physician arrived the couple were be-
yond aid
Ackerman. who retired business man.
arose in the night take medicine. as was his
custom, and II is thought in turning of the light
he accidentally turned q gas fixture which fed
small stove AckermRn was seventy-two years
old and his wife sevenJy-s!x years. They had made
preparations 70 celebrate next week the hfty-ffth
anniversary OF their marriage
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
FRUIT.

French figs which have just arrived. are Is cents
each: the first shipment or Granadillas. from Cape
Nerd by way OF London. has reached the CITY and
sold readily at % cents apiece. Nancy apples
i cents. mangoes 10 cents. and alligator pears IS
cents each. Grapefruit are Is cents Florida ana
strawberry pines 25 cents and waTerTRslons 50 cents
each Prickly pears are 60 cents dozen. Bartlett
eating pears % cents dozen. secSel pears cents
ii small basket. apd Grayeustein apples 60 cents "A
dozen German prunes are % cents small basket
Enrco plums and Japanese plugns each I5 cents "A
basket English dRmson plums - cents tin ts1nall
basket Japanese perstInnons % cents "a basket
and cranherres Is cents quart. Green hgs are q
cents quart Hudson peaches so cents IA small
basket, Morris white peaches g. cents a basket ana
New Jersey peaches 81 - a basket CrabappIes are
81 80 basket Valencia oranges 75 cents a dozen
and nave oranges % dozen Concord
grapes Niagaras ard DelaWaress are % cents a
basket ToLays ars ~ ssat4 and Calls.-nAa ..sde..
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
sUFFRAoerres CAPTURE SONS or co..

The American Observation-Disclosures known -
the National Progressive Woman Suffrage T-rior
appear 10 be very popular with the onnost, -
Last week they won the hearts or some boy sufrro
gettes on the East Side. and this week sop,s Trir
men, representing body calling ITSELF th -.
Industrial Union. climbed the stairs at No 10 -.
Esd street and laid elbow banner AZ their g..
These sons OF Erin had such an unusually b,,r,,,l
opinion or themselves that they wouldn't even ask
the women to accept the banner until the, bad
had IL around long enough 10 see II they liked a.
So II was left on approval, and will be chanrsd ~
the executive doesn't care for the design
The union Is 10 hold "a mass meeting on Sunday
and wants the sUnEagettea o. sit on the platform.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
CENSORSHIP IN SPAIN.
People Not Azcarc of Recent Defeat
IN Morocco.

Madrid, Oct. 1.-The latest Spanish defeat IN
Morocco. in which General Diez Vicario lost his
life. is not YET known 10 the people of Madrid,
and the authorities are suppressng details,
which indicate that The Moors were resuuing
the offensive.
II is known. however. that the Spaniards re-
tired from the summit Of Mount Guruga be
cause OF the sudden appearance OF four thou
sand Moors. whose attack was expected momen-
tardIy- The enthusiasm which followed the an
nouncement OF the possession Of Mount Guruga
is dampened to-day by The reports already made
public and the people viii be further dismayed
when they hear OF the reverse o. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
YOUNG CLERK A SUICIDE BY Gas.

William Tighe. nineteen years old. OF No. 5s
Stanhope street. Williamsburg who employed
clerk in Manhattan committed suicide yes
terday by nhaling Illuminating gas. When his
family returned after witnessing the parade in
Brooklyn they found the house locked. and getting
no response they summoned the police The cause
OF the suicide is unknown. though 1t is supposed
that ne wished to be married and was discouraged
because his salary was too small
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

grapes 70 cents a basket. Delaware preserving
peaches are 3 cents basket. preserving Cferrnan
PlaEns are - cents basket. preservtns green gago
PIuTns are S cents basket and prese-vins 5artsEi
pears are 81 . half barrel
VEGETABLES
Domestic cauliAovers are down -c Io cents eacA.
country Gentleman corn Is 20 cents DOZEN and
0kra - 10 cents a dozen. Rnubarb IS cents
bunch spinach IS cents a rzlf peek and oyster
plans 10 cent? bunch Mushrooms are s. .
pound. lima beans Is cents quart sheiled beans
80 cents q QUART. green peas % cents and sheAed
peas SO cents a quart Wax beans and srrins
eeans are 20 cents quart. Long Island and Ne"
jersey potatoes 5 cents aud Florida sweet pota-
toes Is cents quart White cabbage - - cents
a head. savoy cabbage the same and red -snbaee
y cents. florida tertu~e - : cents a head SUN
rnvr squash ~ cents Iy1l1an scuasr s -snrs and
thTee-stGlksd ery q cents a Sfiurn EEgpAniS
are 70 and lS cents each French srticacSss are %
cents each Rocky EeFd esnts.oupes srv Il - %
cents cctEoVSe Cuc1lmbers ; cents sach Sna
southern CuCumbgrs Two for cents. Florida
pi4Eilpklns are - 20 20 each. EF~eH psPPeis
TWO for cents ana fnEe- peppers 10 cents dozen
Ten cents a bunch - the price ~ Cnfcory. knQo
celery, chevru and rornafue Chive is cents a
ounch- French endive is 50 cents pound ana
eScaFole Is 10 cents pound Yellow plum torha-
toes are 80 cents tn. red tomatoes are s. cents
a basket. white turuipS are 10 cents bunch
parsnips are 20 cents a bunch pickling onions %
cents q quart and Bermuda onions 10 cents
pound Yellow tIrnipa and large spanish 0nioES
are cents each
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
CREW NEAR DEATH ON BURNING YAwl

Noank, Conn. Oct 1.-The auxiliary yawI Senta
owned by Captain J. Albert Fish. Of New YORK and
nying the c0lors OF the Columbia Yacht Club OF
New York ana the Rhode Island Yacht Club was
destroyed by fire and an explosion while anchored
OF Long Point early to-day
Tae owner ana captain. Martin Scogen and crew
of three escaped IN boat, but lost all their effects
A leak I'm the gas tank probably the cause of
the ire. The Yacht value at about 81 0O0.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
NOTES or FOREIGN NEWS.

Lima oct 1.-The budget for 1870 has been
mace up. bE means ~ suppressing some govern
merit departments and making reductions in others
6 threatened deficit u s. SOC OGG has been averted
Mexico cry. Oct IA government bill which
probably VIII be passed provides for the free ad-
mission Mexico Of supplies 10 relieve sufferers
and assist industries affected by the floods
Sydney. r. s W. oct THE dispute between
the wool buyers and brokers has been temporarily
setued. and the growers have resolved 10 resume
tiie sales October 9 under former conditions A
5oint committee Will endesgOr 10 frame rules &c
ceptabe 10 the dlsDut4nts
Perth. n r. Oct IA poll lax Of 50 levied un-
der a recent Interpretation Of the Canadian stat
utes. h. De collected than Two thou
sHnd italian labOreTs engaged ln the construction
~ tile Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad The Italians
entered the c0uutf3 several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
Plans FoR A CANADIAN NAVY.

Montreal. Oct. Ale .exander Dracie MANAGING
director o. the Fairfield Sh.pbuiding Company q
Glasgow. arrived here to-day from Scotland He
refused o. give out definite Information. but il is
reported thar be- VIII have an Interview with Sir
Thomas Staughress,- ~ fhe Canadian Pacific
Railway. who Viil return from the West TO
morrow ~ arrange Tor the construction o. TWO
new steamships which rre company will place on
ne p Lawrence route Nr Dracie piI q later
- Ottawa confer with Tie governments reEa x
plans for Tho construction - ships rhe CANA
dian navy. NJ Dragle o. one OF the foremost naval
designers iE Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
KILLED FOR A LOAF OF BREAD.
Fight to the Death in Cell at County Prison
in PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia Oct In a quarrel in a cell OF
the county prison over the possession Of loaf
of bread to-day. Anton Zachish killed MS cellnate
razor
This was shaving day al the prison, and razor
was placed IN each cell by keepers. ZacAish said
he killed Grambrane ia seif-defence. and that the
quarrel resulted when Grambraue took possession
or q loaf Of bread given 10 them for breakfast.
The men were serving short sentences for minor
offences.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
ACCUSED OF CONDUCTING A LOTTERY
President of Diamond Company Arrested by
United States Marshal

Buffalo. oct. Joseph H. Miller. president OF
the Amsterdam Diamond Company, was arrested
by United States marshal here to-da: a charge
of using the malls for fraudulent purposes Miller.
when arraigned before United States commits
soner. pleaded not guilty a hearing set for
October IS and bail fixed at $4,000
AIler's business amounted 10 100000 year and
he denied absolutely that it anything but le-
gittmate The federal authorities aeEe that he
conducted a lottery.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
MEXICO FACES coRN FAMINE.

Mexico CITY. Oct Mexico faces a corn famine
which win require lifting OF the import duty on
that cereal. according LUIS Balest-er secretary
Of the Sociedad Ag-icola MeXicaua- The recent
frost which worked INJURY 10 the crop estimated ar
millions is culuiuatton of g series q rnisfortunes
% farmers ~ the republic. due 20 rains. crouths
and toruadoes. Ia former famines the government
has lifted the duty on imported corn
Ninety per cent ~ the vegetable crop Is also de-
stroyed and prices iu some instances are doubled
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
FIRE a. FRANnEoRr ExposlrIoN-

Frankfort. Oct An explosion this afternoon
from an unknown cause fire TO the building OF
The naval exhibit, part OF the International Air
envefoped IN flames
After hard work the firemeu checked the blaze.
An electrician was killed BY explosion.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
MANY ARRESTS m CATALONIA.

Cerbere. France. Oct Reports 10 the frontier
from Spain say that the authorities continue 10
make throughout the province of Catalonia
Yesterday The Mayor % Port Bou. SehOr Torroslla.
and his brother We're imprisoned after the discoV
ery that they mad been correspondence with Fer
rer reEarding the establishment % modern schools
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
WEEKEND RECREATION FOR HUBS
FULTON VISITORS.

After celebration the
afforded by to Atlantic City the National Capital be
thoroughly njoyed and the interest which both points fruitful
adds zeSt to the outing.
Atlantic City especially inviting in October The weather
the Boardwalk superb the big beachront hotels all and
offer complete and attractive odations
Through Atlantic City leave York A. NJ
255 p NJ weekdays; A. NJ Sundays. Roundtrp $780,
ticket good for six months.
Washington, the Capital Of the Nation interesting and
especially rich Fall atractvenes The administration work of
the Government progresses the absence the President and
Congress-
Exceptional train service between New York and Washington
provided by the PennSy Railroad Through express
fast schedules with parOr and dining
hours leave New York at convenient intervals The Congressional
Limited leaving New York daily at 325 p NJ of the
daylight the world Roundrp good
for eleven days
Easree eSs P p. Mnd
Avcaue8 8 stree Terminal sauoGs tknso DOT
SOB aA foot T FTun tBvokgn
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
CUBAN EXTRA SESSION ENDS.

Havana, oct. The extraordinary session OF
Congress called by President Gomez 10 appropriate
relief for the sufferers from the recent storm IN the
province Of Pinar del Rio closed to-day. Bills ap-
propriating 5000 for public works and the pur-
chase OF fertilizers in Pnar de- Rio and $3.50 on
account OF the damages resulting from the storm
r. Oriente were passed The session lasted a week
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
AccIpENT q Ia LoRRAINE sLIeHT.

lIaVre. Oct IA wireless dispatch received here
saws that tile accident 10 The machnerv OF Jhe
French Line steamer La Lorraine affects ner pro
peer The safety of the vessel is IN no way
5eopordized The capl4lu reports Jhat has steamer
should reach EIarre al . O'Clock tomorrow morn
ire ia Lorraine lcft N@w York ou September p
and Was due nel. Ln-sa.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

Every citizen who wants to help rescue the
city from the eNtraVapance-and worss-of
Tammany Hall must be in a position to vote
for a business administration. To vote you
must register. Better register on Monday
Don't put IT off! Books open from =. m. 70
20 o. M ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
RUTENsERe WINS PRlzE o. $500.

Frankfort. Oct. In the judging to-day Of the
work of competitors in the International Air Expo
ston, Rutenberg the price Of g. 100 offered by
Count Zeppelin for the smallest dirigible balloon
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
PICKERING SEES 4ALLgVs COMET.

IBS Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Cambridge Mass. oct. 1.-Hallevs comet which
is nearing the earth. was observed last night and
again this evening. at the Harvard Observatory
by Professor Pickering. He says that the comet
viii probably not be visible the human eye
without artificial assistance until early In the
spring. when 1t VIII approach perheiou,
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
SULT4N"S REPORTED AID.
Mountain Tribes SAID To Be Sup
porting the Riffs.

Tangier, oct. News lras come IL here from
the interior TO the effect that the mountain
tribes OF the Maza region are hurrying 10 the
support OF the Riffs who are fighting Spain
around Melilla. II is said that the tribesmen
are acting upon orders from Mulai Hafig, the
Sultan. but This is not credited
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
NEWS OF THE SHOPS.

A white beaver hat trimmed with = fFinged siiA
scarf for little Eiri I'VE or SIX years Is s. -
A nainso0k short baby dress with tucsinsl en-
broidery and baby Irish lace edge costs -. o.
There Is a ribbon sash with bell ends at 1he bae&
A white silk coat with a shawl collar M efHi-'
for child or four costs SO. Ittle black u''
man silk coat. cruine trimmed. IS rather unas''
IN style To wear with % IS a black bonnet oi"-
mented with eFmne and a big red silk pOpry
Ribbon flowers used good deal for IA
dress trimmings. and look very natural N ~
and tulips. A niack net gown CElnrre1 r'e -
poppAee Ia surs 60 Do e-.cllVs
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

Register on Monday That is the first DAY
Do not PIT L on. Delay s dangerous. Books
are open from a. m. 70 70 o. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
.Ne6e'S OF the Markets
FISH

FISH
Fish prices the only unsteady ones OF the
week Notwithstanding the influx OF visitors Seal
lops from risen TO % cents quart Holsters
are 80 cents a pound. and soft shell crabs 50
cents TO 81 a dozen ButJsrfish. founders and
bonito nackereI are 10 cents pound haddOCk
and cod 10 cents pound porgies are IS cents.
weakfsh. = cents; haIibut Is cents. sea bass. %
cents: bIuedsh is cents, California salmon x cents.
and Spanish mackerel. 50 cents pound. Whitehsh
are Is cents. yellow perch I5 yellow pike .
cents and carp 10 cents a pound oysters are s. 30
FOR frying and 20 cents a hundred for stewing
EGGS AND POULTRY
Philadelphia bTOilers and roasting chickens are =
cents a pound. capons are 30 cents and ducks g
cents Squads s. 50 a dozen and guinea hens &
pair. Fowl 1 20 cents pound
Eggs remain at % cents dozen. butter II 81
cents ana sweet butter 30 cents pound cheese
is IS cents q pound.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02
EGGS AND POULTRY.
MEAT

Racks ~ lamb ere p cents pound legs Is cents
shoulders J. cents headquarters IS cents fore
quarters Il cents. and saddles Il cents. Veal cut
let's are - a pound veal chops ~ cents. legs
- cents, lOins II cents. hindquarters IS
cents forequarters l3 cents. and shoulders Il
Sweetbreads are 25 10 % cents pair oxtails are
10 cents each. brains three sets for = cents.
tongues 10 apiece, and calves Ivers 20
a pounQ.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Offices a. 263
Sundays and holidays. Telephone 1882 Maids
1s2 Fifth avenue, 17O 461. 1924 Broadway. 243
Avenue - Mulberry Street. West twenty IT a
Of Desbrosses Street and foot Of Cortlandt Str
Nostrand Avenue, 800 Broadway. and Annex
New-York tribune., 1909-10-02

Fifth Avenue (open until 1000 ? N. daily including
on square Pullman phone 1890 Madison Square.
Columbus Avenue, III West I25th Street 279s Third
Street station. Hudson Terminal Station Stations
eet New York S36 Fulton Street. Court Street 4T0
station. foot OF Fulton street. Brooklyn.