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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29
OBITUARY..
CARRIER.

George William CARRIER. the 2-days-
Ole son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W
CARRIER. 20S East state street. died n
s O'clock this morning. The child was
born Wednesday morning a. O'clock
The body will he taken 10 Lihertyvilie.
leaving here Saturday morning. This
funeral will be held there.
Mr.. CARRIER IS NJ. & ST l. con-
ductcr He and Mrs. CARRIER have lived
in this city for about 2 year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29
CHANGE IN TALENT.
David Duesan. Who Was TO Have Ap
peared Here TONIGHT. H.

A telegram received Thursday eve
ming by Mrs. ". H. Gilbert president
of the Twentieth Century Club. an
rounced the illness Of David Duggan.
the Chicag go tenor who vas scheduled
20 appear before the club at the P. S.
Balch home this evening. Mr.. Duggan
recommended Charles Edward Clark.
another tenor living in Chicago, as
available for the evening, and ar
-angements we're closed by wire with
Mr.. Clark who will give the recital in
stead of Mr.. Duggan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29
SHOULD RECEIVE ATTENTION.
Every Watch or Clock Should Be
OverhauIed Every Year.

Perhaps il did not occur 70 you that
every tirnepiece should be cleaned and
oiled at least once every year even tho
it keeps correct time. Oftentimes an
expensive watch or clock is apparent
" in good condition but upon being
examined il Will be gumned and dirty
and i allowed to run will so wear out
the pivots and pinions. and these will
cost far more than having your time
piece properly taken care Of. We are
expert watch repairers and should
YOUR time piece he broken or refuse
TO run. bring it TO Us and il will be
returned to YOU as good as new.
GEORGE ]. ALLEN.
II East Main Street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29
SUPERVISORS DAUGHTER WEBS.
Miss Margaret Keen Becomes Wife Of
NJ CIvde Aoover

Mr.. Clyde Hoover and Miss Margaret
E Keen. young people Of near Lee
Grand. were married at the parsonage
by Rev. Mr. Hanson, at LeG-and. We'd
nesday night The wedding was a YER:
quiet affair. Mrs Hoover is the eldest
daughter of Supervisor and Mrs. n. o.
Keen Mr.. Hoover is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Allen Hoover, of the same
neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs Hoover
have gone TO live on the Keen farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Keen Will continue to
make their home there for the present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29
Local Weather Record.

There was gradual and steady rise
in the temperature late Thursday and
during the night. The maximum for the
day was IS, and the minimum was 2
below. but the latter temperature was
TIE mark shown at : o'clock in the
morning. AT O'Clock this morning the
temperature was %. a year ago Thurs
day the maximum was IS ard the min
imum 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-31

perieben mnrbe. Gem Spitein llad
gebort er 81 ben bnlbitarren 2ntt-,
ihiffen Sic Gropeller meroen ie
burh cine @aiolin Moi6ine bon
bunoert ASferoefraften getrieben
tno pic aynlfonDiile bat Die 6oriR
eiuer @molre. @ic groB Die &c.
Ihminoiefeit lit, Die NIT oielen:
2uftfabroeua er5ieit meroen fann
lit nod nidt feltgeitelft lporocr.
Serr Ganiman glaubt ober onneb.
men su biirfen ouB er cine Durda-
lihnitt saeidiDiH6igfeit BON 80 Mei.
len per Gtun6e er5ielen miro lluO
6aB ct I'M 5tanoe fem iperbe, oen
O5eon in Az Sagen 5ll freu5en
- q. u. Gong, Elm iebr reitber
SoISbdnbler IN 4onias gitp, Mp..
hat eittet1 8rief befon1men, in Dem
$4,000 bon linn nerlanet narocn
tuiorigenfaIls man i'm umbringen
iperbe. Ser 8riefidreiber iaat, iie
ieien ibrer iieben Die oas @erlan-
gen an i'm ftellten. Gong bat oeu
9rief oer 9oli5ei iibergeben inio
bieie bot einen Manu perbaftet, Der
iih in Der Nabe oes 2one'iden 6nl-
ies lin1bertrieb.
Ser bieI eenanitte CAPT. 6,
@aIls bot idon tpieoer Shiffbru6
erlitter, Dies Mol on ser gorolina-
4iiite ltno nit einem Sdooncr,
Der ben ibonen Namen aSortlina"
fiibrt. Mud oies Mol ipur6e bic
geiotlng beg sdiffes bon elmer:
onoern @hiff, oas boriiber fuhr,
allfeenommen, uno au6 oies Wal
peigerte iih @alfs Dos Shiff 81
perlaiien. Seine Grau nno iein
3od) blieben Bel ibn. @rs aus rem
orei Nerionen getuorben III, tpciB
nton 5ltr Belt nod niht
gea1 elmer 9efalntnlahung
oes Genius Bureaus ~iit feiteeItent
uorben, baB Der Mittelpunft Der
9ebolferung unieres 2anoes iid)
ilu tpeitliben Seile Der 5taot 8Ioo
nli,laton IN Snoiana befinoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-31
aeras. a >.

ggie aus ggai6ington genlel-
oct miro, piro Hrdiioent 9nft anf
ieiaer groBen 9feiie itiht mad EeraS
|foumen. \ Gus NOR bon porneberein
anaunebmen. Denn oieie Neife oirlt
tn eriter 2inie puiitiIhen 3pefen
|un6 ba tpiiroe iein 4otnnaen nur
|pergebene 2eibesniib, fem. greB al
Ter gtperime,ltiererei uub trob al.
fer 9feoerei iperoen Die ternnilhen
RepnbIifnner BEL Der nGditerl
AsabI Ine ebenio fldgIide, ia nicl
leiht cine nod fl1gli6ere gaoEe
lpielen als bisber. Dafiir baben
Gecil 2potr lrno feline Sretnbe ge-
iorgt.
Mit 1919 gesen 264 Stiin-
men baben oie 5teuer5abler pon
Mnitin IN elmer am Mittipoh abge-
baltenen Mbftimmling ben 9ontraft-
ben Die Staotfommiii1re NIT Wm.
8. sSobnion BON Stem gorf fir Den
8au oes golorabo-D -Dnmmes abge-
idloiien baben, gutgebeiBen uno be-
itdtist
Sn Oenoutae, eiuem fleincn
Qrte in Der gf1be pom GempIe,
fano eine SdieBerei aipiiden 81.
8. guiber, benz eriten 8aufmamll
oes Srtes, uno ieillem Gdmogei,
einenl Garner Nomens Ssobn Cant
CATER, itatt. 8eioe iuuroen peripuil-
Oct, am Sdlimnften 8uiber, 6er
cine Dolle 2aoung Sdrot aug elmer
GoppelfIinte in ben 1nterleib be.
fam.
@nIpe1ton bat i'm Wonat ale-
quit iiber 100000 9aIlen 9aum-
moIle erhaIten nlebr oIs ie 5up5r
in pinem ein5igen Monat bort e;li.
9etroffen iino.
Der 9olioilt @iIep 9. 5iiber
aus Eemple tpiroe IN 8eltcn ge-
I6oiien mno i1tper peruunoet. Gr.
| %. s. Sleipeaen aus gelton unn
| iein gobn 5reo. iotpie elm Wcnn
yaantens Hete @ilion aus sennpfe
iinb nerbaftet.
Sn gomaltopn BEL gell-
gromnfeIs itarb @m. gietert i'm
@lter BON Sc sSabren. Ger 8eritor=
bene log felt mebreren @oden an
9ppbus oarnieber.
Sm Nueces 9al bat es, m:e
aug gotulla senteloet miro, idtper
geregnet. 0ie 9fegenmenge betrua
BON orei Big iehs 3oa. Ser Regeil
erltredte iih iiber ein @ebiet bon
lungef1br pier5ig Weilen 2dnae.
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slttadier.n mic siser.

Sn Dem Sample, oas 8lut rein
gu balten, greifen Die ipeiben Scr
perden Die Seine ipie 9iger an, Die
Seine be3tpingen aber Die fleinel
Sampler oft ourd ihnelle 8ermeb'
rune. Damn iesen slusihIog, &C.
idpiire, gc5ema uno abnli6es iid'
peridlimmern 4raft uno glppetit
aber abnebmen. 9ieier 3uitano
per[anet electric 8itters, Der Wa.
gen, 2eber uno Nieren reguliert uno
@ifte oits Dem Blute ausi6eioet.
.@r lit Der bette 8lutreiniger"
fhreibt s. &. 8uoabn BON Eracp,
Gal. 9eriuft i'm. SOC BET alfen
Druseiiten.
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Snlanc.
mdyor Seidsl
Won slnem Richter luegea BE-
lsidisung veFkIast.
yssse
Riesensebiffe.
IlcugrsssrfpfSsenf Dies ..
fran aDiedef dd.
Fine VeruscbsIung.
TIHg iber Ozsdu in Riessn.
luffsebiff.

areisridter S. 9. gihneiler
IN Mtilpdnfee bat cine Ghabeners
iasfIage in Der Sobe bon $50
O00 gegen guril Seioel, ben ioaiaIi.
itii6et Mopor bon Witltpaufee CHI
eeIeitet, neil Der Mnpor i'm an-
gebIih IN elmer in 9appiem gebaI,
tenen 9feoe beleioigt baben iol;.
&ihter gidneiIer bate Dor eini-
ger 3eit cine Gitfideioune obgeae.
ben, baB Die Grnennling eines ge-
piIien 9eantten IN Der Stobtbolle
ungeieslid) mar mo Der Mapor
jon oaraufbin Die 9leltBeriua ae-
maht baben: nsssn Ben Ser. Stoa
ten lit es ftets moglid einen gtia
fer. gu finoen, Der ibnluBig acliile
lit, einen politiiden Streid 3i ipie-
len uno in oieiem SON babeu fir
ben ridtigen Mann geflmoen."
Das W1arine< = Dcpartemelri
beabfidtigt, apei G9Iadtidiffe 81
bailen, ole lrgelto eIll ShIff III Der
sself an VroBe ilbertreften lolen.
JDr Vepiacemenf lca 2o.5OO soll'
nen betragen, uabreno bic @aiIel-
nerorangung oer groBten lest er'-
itierenoen Sdiffe nidt lnebr als
wy &eas oellagl e asasl6e,
:ssg 'usto elne lVpeeele lelH, as
D.sgel s ts " sase1.o el1eS e. aIlerlla= ausal
l''Iuen 9u'lsal5'lles: eas: W. a'e pe'putl
Ma!5s a.ss 'O'lD a., o'sig.ps le'nleae s. ols oss
Sa5HIe wsasp sJgtl u.o s&eSas
Ia.a e'aeI 9aa'pIoo1Ier'e ooh Segu
ia5on. WelVusen -.
eo.'9teB 1gpIale'.ia'll S'e,
slno lesne 5rdn llno m.eOer s'''I
oer pIsoiage erlp'enen. Son eliieslf
clpaa.oleH seIfmuOen .pterte.is' p
9at a1oeIDaupI te'ne Hene leih ION
nen. S'e paoen elaen tlelne' aas-
lsng 9emawi Gag mar oas galise
soegeIiH!lls tgrer AD'pelengelI Ni'f
ofe Malgerei lDrer NagDarll "
oem Iie1nen nlargln'loer yfelL ~
oem l'e I9rell 2epnIls nuleelplo.
w vuOen, gul Vae l1u,ll s.nlu:gs lss y
Ouus o. e'ael Se'lu''o''sullult
du'sepan'w..
Monllrol SlterDaiis, Der be
feplsgaber Der ailanll1en Jlofte,
pot Aufflortlftg oarllber Derlangf,
me es gefomlnen II, DAB oas
S9lahtlhIff ~OelawareA 'teui'G
auf oasHepnraturf9lff rHdntber" 1e,
iboiien. ssie es beIBt, rnahte
man an goro Der Oelaipdre" I'M
Tongier Souno S6leBubun9elt uilo
5tpar nit Dem balbperlunfenen
Sdiff rSan Ufdreos" nls 3:ei.
Gnbet fon nun ons inglailblldlc
poiiiert iein bob man oas lieberl
Niellen entfernfe Jteparafllr- Sdltf
~pnntberN NIT Dem gSraf Deg Sht!.
fes San Mareos~ pertuehfelte liilr
orei wtnl auf oalielbe ihoB. @liid-
liher @eiie idoB man altf Der zEe.
lutpare1 70 ldyledt, oaB Der vpan-
tberA 1I9t gefrofren fuuroe.
glus 9fron in Ohio meloet
man: NeeIpin Ianimon's lenfborer
HnIIon, nit oem er in 9egleitling
BON flint Greunoeu ben otlantiifeil
Daean iiberfliegen min, 1T mn
poaftdnoie bergeitcllt uno ipllroe
nod Mtlnntic gitp peribidt, boil
mo aus am %. Oftober bic bals-
breAeriide Sabrt Dor iid gehen
ion. gobalo in sltlantie Gitp 0as
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Mrs. .Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.

Geit iiber fiinf5ie Sobren bon
Wilionen bon Weiittern fir ihre
&inoer nit Dem beiten grfolge BERN
3abnen eebraudt. gr berubigt oas
&ino, eripeiGt bas 3abnfleiid uno
miloert oie Shmer5en; beilt aud
@inofolif uno lit oos bette Weitt.I
BEL 9iorrboe. lleberan BET oen @po.
tbefern 81 boben. Sraet na6 Mrs.
@inslotp's Sootbing Syrup uno
nebmt nihts onoeres. % Gents Die
SInI6e.
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ssn Dem Waontesumo 0iltrift

Sn Dem Mioltte8uma 0iitrift
oes Staates Sonora berriht Mmt.
gel oil 2ebensinitte(n uno es 1T bort
in 6olge oeiien 5u Sfubeitoritngcll
gefonmen. 8eeen Der 9febolutiotl
1T oieIfad gar nidts sepflan5t pcr.
oen uno mo gepflanst lit, bat es
cine Misernte gegeben.
Der observation-disclosures glcoIta,
ser i'm Staate 8ero Gru8 iein @e.
fen treibt, lit nod INNER nidt beru-
bigt gr bot bic St1ote Bauuca
in6 O3uliama NIT ieinen 1eutell
bpiest ino Die oortigen gebornen
pertrieben.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
BURGLARS SPREAD TERROR
Hudson Valley Visited by Rob
hers in Automobile.
IT,, -clee-arb -~ The Tribune .

f-'- -olee~aph +~ The Tribune
FouEhkeeI sic y y. oct go hand
Of burglars in big automobile has been
spreading terror in the Hudson VALLEY,
and because of the manv robberies
which have been reported in the last ten
davg the authorities Of manv vtllages
have additional deputy sheriffs on duty
every night Three rohbertes IN as MANY
rights is the record in Dutchess County.
following q series If robberies bv the
same band it is believed in Columbia
Countv The burglars are paving par
tlcular attention 70 railway stations.
postofices end ievelrv stores.
A. Phineclif. Pleasant Valley and Lit
lie Pest the robbers entered as r1anv as
ten places A. Pleasant Valley. Lela
Hector daughter n the proprietor of
Hoctors Hotel. heard the burglars At
work. but fearing that thev might kill
any one vho interfered, she waited until
thev he'd run out Of the back door and
disappeared m their machine before she
save The alarm A. the Central New
England Railway station. at Pleasant
Valley. the robbers got away Tith sev-
ersl hundred dollars IN naonev.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
TO ARB1TRATE LYNN TROUBLE
Mayor Of Massachusetts City to Decide
on Board

LINN. Mas. oct So--Aftsr a session
lasting for more than four hours tc-day
representatives, of the shoe manufactur-
crs ana executive board Of the knights
~ Labor cutters i've hundred Of Whose
members we're locked out two weeks age
following their announcement that they
would work only eight hours DAY
reached an agreement 20 submit theu
differences - arbitration
To Mavor William p Connery vas del
esated the power 90 decide on the arbi-
ration board. tho cutters and manufact
urers being unable 20 reach an agreement
as between the state Board OF Arbitra
ton and local board Pending Do
cision b. such board as may be selected
the men viii return - work. The hours
on which thev shall return. temporarily
viii also be decided ~ Mayor Connerv
He is expected 70 make announcement 20.
morrow as 20 what arbitration plan he
has decided on and also a. 70 the terms
and hours under which work Win he re
sumed
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
PooP MEMORIES AT TRIAL
Employees of Scheftels Firm Show
Little knowledge of Tts Workings.

There appeared 20 he lack Of memory
on the part of several witnesses called
vesterday when the trial Of George Graham
Rice, Bernard Y scheftels. Ralph z. We
terman. Charles 2. Stone and Charles ?
Belser was resumed before Judge May IN
the Crirninal Branch of the United states
Circuit Court The first witness was I'd
ard J Hszlett. = bookkeeper in rho ON
rlcv Of 3 Vt Scheftels & co His memory
r. garding tho bookkeeping methods Of the
scheftels firm was so poor that the gov
eminent excused him until he could refresh
.it
Dr Ludwig A Boarman. of Milwaukee.
vas the next witness He said he WAS
manager OF the Milwaukee office Like
Hazlett. his memory was poor. and after
a. brief examination b. Ahram Rose.
Of counsel for the defence. he was excused
Hazlott was then recalled having been re-
neshed IN tho meantime. He was followed
b, Walter L. Duraut. who had charge Of
tho stock blotter from June 10 1910
The defence =oug'f 20 show bv the Wit
rese that the Incompetence Of the records
a., Scheftel= would not enable one 70 de-
terrliro the amount of stock on hand A.
The end NJ each month Tho witness. how
ever. insisted that the records ~ far ss he
could ga~. were complete
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
mNHlre slAveRsr .senrFnrEn

Lena cohen. rho vith her husband Nor.
rs Cohen. vas found guilty ON Friday nj
white slave trafic. was sentenced yes.
torday 70 hve years ln tho Vomen's prison
~ Auburn bv Judge Hough of the United
states Circuit Court Her husband wa
sentenced 'mmediateir after tho v4r0ief to
Two wears 81 Atlanta. and the ps~wonf 10,
nno of ii.0jo Both convictions were ob
tained under the white slave amendment
Go the interstate commerce law
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31

ordered Of the vessel upon their retussi ~
take her 70 Chang-Sha- General u iueh
HAnr IN command ot the rebel army
oe.,s - snare the Narchus N King Sho"
Fl = they surrender.
4 visit &c Siao-kan after the hEhtNs
vealed the tact that the losses OF the !oya
lists for ueek past have been underesu
mated \ correspondent saw three car
loads ~ dead The correspondent als'
sar the Minister ot War' General IN
Tchans. and learned that 800" norman
troops uere camped close to Hanko". ON
ers are scattered along the railway. whicn
is closely guarded
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
DISAPPOINTED GIRL A SUICIDE

Bradford Penn. Oct. S0-Because her
mother refused TO allow her 10 celebrate
halloween with party of boys and girls
here tonight Mary HAYS, fifteen years old
ran 20 her room and shot herself through
the head She lived only few minutes
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
STEAMER LOSES pEcWoAc.

London. oct 20 The Dutch steamer Lor
rsrsum. from Port Tampa passed Idnssle
today and sicnsned that during severe
Weather the deCEload ~ lumber had been
r4eted overheard
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
ITALIAN DUKE KILLED
Losses in TripoIi Campaign Not
Confined to Untitled
Citizens.
SYSTEMATIC SLAUGHTERlNG
Turkish Accusations Of Severe
Treatment Of Arabs Denied
by American Consul.
SYSTEMATIC SLAUGHTERING
THIRTY SECOND DAY or THE
WAP

TIE Turks v,ere reported 70 rsve
recaptured al approaches 20 The city
81 Tricol from, the northwest.
Reports that Italy had beer sys
terstically slauuhteriru Arabs were
declared exaggerated BY the American
Consul IN Trpoi.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
SWISS RADICALS WIN

porna oct % YESTERDAY elections m.
turned = Radical majority 70 ths Swiss VA
hou7i council ~ 10 seats Oiled llo are
Radical. Socialist. q Conservatives and
independents Elections 10 the National,
Council 8ra hold cver- three ears
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31

Mexico cir. OCT 5o.-General Manuel
Plata TODAY vas made secretary NJ
War. succeeding General Gonzales Salss as
sltinE chief % that department General
Nillsr vas named ON Friday n succeed
General Saise. and mo- explanation n tho
change has neen givan
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31

H4nkov or' - Oci5 Vu-Hl oct Gm
Tho impeual forces sre preparing to toi-
low NJ their victorv over tho rebels last
week bv an attack ON VI-ChanE. which
the revolutionist- have protected hr ola bo-
rate emersen~v foruhcstiona and Han
Yang. which T. regarded as ~ thc utmost
Importance on account Of the arsenal
'here Admiral sab Chen Ping YESTERDAY
notified tho foreign consuI7 that he vas
about TO- begin tomhardmort of WI
chang and asked that an foreigners be
ordered 80 leave ~ once
The loralste are nov in undisputed pos
session of the entire city Of Harkop
" kapler tha American missionary
vho vas wounded m Fridays fighting. is
IN = serious condition His injuries arc m
tho neck and arm ne vae watching the
hghting from the fop of building IN he
japanese concessions when ne was INT bv
o stray bullet Nlr Eepier is attached 70
the Presbyterian mission station AZ Si8nr-
Tan
The Ped Gross hospitals here aro tscked
today with the wounded soldiers and ar
r,ngementa for extra accommodations are
being made"
The foreign superintendent Of tel"graphs
is leaving. as d. has been unable 10 reach
an agreement with the republicans
The foreign crew OF the steamer kvei
Lee. which the reb'ls commaudeey,d. we're
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
AFrRE AZ BARBADOS

Barbados oct % The British steamer
-amoene from Santos October N for Nep
York has arrived here with ere m her
bunker The outbreak IS n0p under con
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31

San Francisco oct 5n-Fevclutlonar'
leaders mere are unanimous IN declarlu-
ths, the plan for constituuonal govern
uent offered b. the Manchu dynasty pui
no, he accepted and that the rebellion VIII
he continued until the monarchy is over
thrown and a republic established
"u.e don't want a monarchy, said Tong
King c,hong secretary OF the Chinese Ma
+t,,,.l Committee We don't admit the
ri,bt of = Mauchu 20 sit on The throne
e,-sr II he ie deprived of power. n WOULD
mean nothing for Us IN the end. for grad
1T. .be did abuses would come back
,orbo n,ar ot government demanded by
Tho arm, and national Assembly and
Granted bv tho throne was formulated by
Yuan Shi Ki. He offered u as solution
IN rs some time ago, and We spurned "
rba eo.caIled national assembly does no'
represout tho people It7 delegates pefe
.,.-,ed h.. the vicerov- - the different
r-o,.iroes. and are friendly 20 the dynasty
constitutional government for china
hos long hAau promised In 1913 commits
.,orers 1ere sent ~ Great Britain Ger
many and Japan - studv the constitution
~, those countries N September. l"" an
edict 7.ae iseued setting forth that While
the alrren1o control would remain With me
throne q constitutional government would
he irsuzurstad m few wears.
In lao7 another edict ordered the estao-
uehmert of an Assemblv ~ Minister -
prepare the foundations Of consttturpnai
government. and in october of the same
wear II was proclaimed that each prefecture
and district Vas ~ organize local
elective as-emhlv In Jul' lans regulations
for the provincial assemblies, which v"re
IN be established nithiu year. we're pub
usrad 4 month later august ~ an edic'
-t forth tho principles of m" consiitu-
tional system - be inaugurated IN 1911, and
tho ,tors - be taken toward u IN each ~
tho intervening wears The earliest - those
steps we're % he. IN lrna the creation OF
iro provincial assemblies IN 1910. the taxi
ns Of census. the preparation ~ pro
vncisl budgets and rho promulEation ~ 2
new criminal code In 1910 the conyocation
of 4 national assemble. 70 he made up ~
the provincial assemblies. and have respon
.ihiutv of adopting constitution and IN
iari The establishment ~ courts n Jus
uce
4 part ~ this programme has heer car
ried out The tventy-cue provincial as
senbles opened on October "A 1901. and
rho National Assemhlv convened on Octo-
Der .. lqio one half Of tho membership
cf the latter BODY was named by the throne
and the other half was elected one ct
ia nrst acts vas 10 prepare memorial
praying for the accelerstion cf the reform
plan and the carly summoning NJ full
Parliament The reply WAS an imperial
edict announcing that an upper and lower
house NJ parliament would be formed In
three years time This delay was not sat
sfactory 10 the National Assembly. and
the agitation for the immediate convoca-
tion of Parliament and the institution NJ A
constitutional government has developed
into the present rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
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Rome. oct 2o-The Italian nobilit~.
like the people are psving tribute in
blood IN the Tripon campaign Word
has reac ched here Of the death in action
ar HONS. IN Tripoi Of Duke Rtccardo
Greziol Lante della Rovere. Lieutenant
IN the navy. end the serious vounding
Of Count Ponpeo di Campello. a lieu
tenant ~ cavslrv and Eent'erlan-in-
waiting 70 the King.
Both Of these officers had many friends
among Americans They were both well
known spor-smen. the duke as IN eT
ponent Of tennis and Count ii Csmrello
as master OF fox hounds.
The Duke Grazioli was only twenty-five
years Of age. He served as naval Officer
az Chinese ports from 1a0s until z few
months aRo. whe1 he returned. expecting
20 spend his vacation with his family
Former Premier Sonnino. leader Of the
Constitutional Opposition in the Cham
! Der Of Deputies. and Count GuicCiardini.
who was Minister Of Foreign Affairs n
the formers Cabinet have Just returned
from visit 10 Tripoh They have Re
fused 70 give public interviews, but in
private conversation have frankly eZ
pressed opinions favorable 70 the Italian
expedition This is interesting in view Of
their political positions
Both have declared that thev could
not have imagined anything 50 perfect
as the organization Of the Italian forces.
| Thew mention, too. the remarkable en-
thusiasn and cheerfulness OF the troops
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
HhNK0W IN FLAMES
Native City Set Fire To and Hun
dreds Reported Perlshed.

London oct 3o-A dispatch from
Shanghai saws that after the hard fought
capture II Hsnkov- last week tho inn
perialists deliberately set nre to the
native city. Hundreds of wounded revo-
lutionist- Terizhed I'M the holocaust The
entire advance Of tho government forces.
10 r. said m marked With hideoue hru-
tsIit'-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31
NEW wAEsHlps Foa RUSSIA

- Peter burg oct 90 The keels OF three
now blt'leshir8 were 1iJ at NikoI1yev
TODAY
New-York tribune., 1911-10-31

REPORTED HAVE BEEN
Sc nIPERIALISTS