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fflmta Cimes tie maiei Associated Press Service Associated Press Service Vol. LXX. No. 99. The Weather FAIR. RALEIGR, N. C, THURSDAR, OCTOBER 26, 1911. LAST EDITION PRICE FIVE CENTS. Dovible the Number of Paid Subscribers in R.aleigh of any Other Newspaper . 1 . " -... .... , ,' . . .,.... , . . , ,, .I. i ATHLETICS WIN THE SERIES ii Worlds Championship Again Goes to Connie Mack's Husky Americans GIANTS BLOW IIP IN FOURTH INNING Sorely Disappointed In Losing the (ame Yesterday in New ork, the Allilctlcs Went Into Today's Strug He li'tt-ruiiiMil In Clinch the Sc ries mid I'm An l.nd to I lie l-'ifilil -iii(i linf! Lines of People stood in Front of Downtown Ticket Of fices This Morning Xmi' O'clock Sow Crushing Molt .After Klenclicr Stilts. . $ $ S -.- It. II. K. r s- New York 2 4 : :l t- Athletics ' 1:! :! 5 ''?, .- '' :i -'" ' Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 2U -The championship of the world dangled tit the bolts of the champions ol .the American League. Ions before the game was ended this afternoon at Shibe Park, and after the game the Athletics were hailed as champions. A combination of good pitching hard hitting and strong 'defensive -play turned the trick and sent gloom into the hearts of the New ork Na tionals. bender and Ames began work on the tiring line, but the latter was taken out after his team blew up in the fourth inning. The Athletics played in their old-time form and deserved to win. In winning todays game they made it four out ol six This is the second team ever to. win two world s champiousips In succes slon. On the Grounds Karly. Philadelphia, Pa , Oil 2b New York and Philadelphia, pluvers were on the grounds an hour beloro the game began and kept the crowd in terested bv their lively fielding and batting. All the New York pitchers were In the practice, and all the Philadelphia pitchers practiced ex cept Coombs. ' Iron man" Coombs was the subject of manv rumors to- 6 GAME . dar. One report had him dead. Con nie Mack said that Coombs was not liadlv hurt. "He received a bad Btrnin," Mack said,- ' and needs rest. He is in bed this morning but will be on the grounds this allot noon, but lie win do no running around." SCORK IIY INNINGS. Batteries: Ames and Mevers; Ben der and Thomns. Umpires: Connel y behind the plate, Urennan on the GRAND JURY TAKES Boston, Mass., Oct. 26 The grand Jury began considering the evidence against Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, pastor of Inniinntiel Baptist church', Cambridge, charged with murdering Miss Avis I.innell, music teacher. The Jury will require several davs to hear the witnesses. MAY fiKT TOfJKTHKIl. Htnte and Defense May Agree on Jury Qualifications. Los Angeles, Oct. 26. That appa rently antagonistic theories of the state and the defense regarding Jury service qualifications, may be recon ciled or defined sufficiently to expe dite the further examination of tales men, was regarded likely today when court reconvened, in the McNamara murder case. mrmmmm i j II ' j i rimriM inm-ini...i . i . ' . ... . .' " 1 'WjpVW'. if;.-- -a m - i mnML j lfn &'":: 7 'V The ii'toi'iotis 'liil:iilelnliiii Am ri'ic.ui li 'iiliue llaseball ( lali U liicn-. Ii:lnv ( iiptllied 1 lie ol id s li nn- uH'' Yci-k ValUinal Id'aluie (luh. Top linu. It'll to liylit : . C(iiliiii, SI) iiiiI.. Milnms .Muipliy, llciiuk. I.uil, Ui'iiiisc. s. Plank, Mack, la is, Martin, l)nii-onl. ItdMoni l!o : 'I lunn is, ! lai'ly.el, )l;linm, lavnijislon. bases, Diueeii rij.lit tii'lil, Klein in left Held. ! ii'si liiiium'. (iiant: Ikvoie (nil on t'.ruuiidi'r to Mender. Do' le drove i hi' hall over ho temporary'. I'l'in'e in rili (ield for wo liases. .Snodmass .Hied out. lo ord. Dovle scored on .lurphv n inufl ol Muiravs liv. Murrav was aught off first a nioiiii tir Inter. Hen- der to Davis One ran. One In: One error. Athletics: Lord was oa;. Dovle to Merkle. Oldnmr si riu I; out. Col lins 'struck out. No runs. No hits. No errors. , Second lulling, (.units: Moi'kie Hied out lo.Old ing. Ran y ni a fled llt-i'tok's line drive. riKiuer safe, Herzos :. stole second Harry v, as: slightly sii!?ed bv ''the runner.. . It ..was accidental. Pile dot-tor : . hiiudu'ged Barry's - right nkle, .Meyers, on; on a grounder va s'vCoiid, .Collins to Davis, No mils No lilts. . One error. (Continued on Page Five.) JACK COOMBS IS IN SERSOUS CONDITION Philadelphia, Oct. 2-6 Ja-k Coombs, the briliant Athletic pitcher, is in bed at home, with serious in ternal injuries. In the sixth inning ot yesterdays game at New ork. he wrenched his Intestines. Todav bis condition is worse. His plivsiciau called In two doctors and thev sii" eeeded reducing the injury, saying no operation will be necessary, t'ooailis will be in bed lor a week. He will pitch again next season. Cooiiius said in the sixth his cleats caught, in the pitchers box, and when lie de livered i ue unit, tie ten a torriNo tar The pain was intense on the. right side, hut he kept on pitching. Ifup- ture ot the intent lues killed .Mike Powers, Athletics' catcher, several years ago. CO.lIITTi:i) SI It '1 1)10. I'i'te Llliot Kns His Own Lite bv Sliootmu; HiinseU ami Cutting; llis Throat. (Special to The Times.) Elizabeth Citv, Oct. 2C--NTews has just been received here that. Pete IOIliott, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Hiehard Klllott of KklnnersvlUe, Washington county had .commuted suicide at: his home at that place bv shooting him self In the head and then cutting his--throat. He was m his room when members of the family heard a pistol shot. When they reached his room, it was discovered that lie had shot a hole in his head. "Thev hurried to summon a phvsician by phone and when they returned o the room, he had cut his throat with a razor. Ill health and despondency are assigned as the causes for the rash act of self destruction. The family is one of the most prominent in Washington county. WANTS TO .IIIOMSH SHAKKSPKAKK. A Chicago Histli' School Xot Pleased Ith Immortal Works. Chicago, Oct. 26 The literary so cieties of Hammond High School are receiving the support of the teach ers In a demand for the banishment of Shakespeare from the curriculum as "licentious, unclean and objec tionable." Iben and Shaw are favored as Ideal masters. THE PAIRING TOUR Parly to Inspect Sui;ab?e Route, Atlanta to Kichajcri I'll I I - Wol ( o:i:e I lirmifili Kaleili Xoveinl.ci' ITtli, I'.iirol'le In loill- ilionii t(.l' Itoail undress I.) j l!e Held at-2:5 Leonard latts I ! 1 1 1 1 1 : I Movcnient.' (Special to .The Tinif .1 Lexington, Oct. 2li-Mr. H. Varner,- special 'representative .of (lie Capital Highway , Association, lea v" i tonight, for Atlanta to join the pain find inj; party who; will leave , that : city .Monday, over .'.the; Ceniral ilifiii way, to inspect .l.lie condition of t i'.e road preparatory to the Atlaata lUehniond tour to be run over it next month. The occasion for this tour is the roil'! coimress of the. American Association for Highway :. Improve -u nient. ;o be held at Richmond Nov ber ;0-2.I, inclusive. 'ilns w the greatest good roads meeting ever held on the American continent. practically all the good roads organ izations are members o! the associa tion, and tours are being run. under t no general auspices ot ihe louring (lub ol America, bv I lie various organza) ions Ironi nil parts ol ihe I mted States: . Mr. Leonard -Tufts, the energetic president, of the Capit :il i ii.uiiWay. As sociation, has arranged, a lolir .. to start 'from.' Atlanta oil the .morning.- of November 1 .!, pasr.ing A iigusta and Aiken on thfj 1 -It IV, ( oliiinhia and Cnniden oii tile Lit;., Ilockinghani, I'inehurst and Southeni Pines on the llltli, .Ualeigh (in the 17lii. lieu derson, Littleton, Icoanoko Kapnl.-, ICnipoiia and on to liicliliiond. liie in Ii t ol the 1Mb. .This tout- is not conlmed to members ol the associa tion; anyone who is interested in the good roads movement will he welcome. I is the belief ol .Mr. 'l ulls and the association that these toins are Ihe most elievtive means thai ran he employed to arouse interest in highway improvement in the sec tion . through which thev pass. M will also be an intensely interesting trip, passing, as it does I hroii.-jli some ol the most interest tin; cit ies of the south, and a large portion of it being through probably the best agricultural country m the south Mr. v . If. IOIliott. in behalf of the DIES OF INJURIES Greensboro. Oct. 2(i. Turner S. Tickle, a voinig fanner of Kaslern Ottilltird. died earlv (his morning ol injuries he received yesterday when he was throifn from his wagon in a runaway. 'I!lie wagon was loaded with new corn at the time, and both wheels passed over his liodv. i'le never fully regained .consciousness Iter the Injury. He was a son of the late C. A Tickle, once prominent in state politics. Kitteen thousand Hear Tuft. Oreenbiiv,! Wis., Oct. L'u. Kil'teen thousand afound the courthouse heard Tatts spech on "Peace and Arbitration.'' and applauded fre quently, "j ' ' Love my be blind, but a womp.n is seldom blind to her own charms of wliic'i . T.eoiiai'd iial liip'. "I'de.d in- ;Vatsoa. ut' Soil ;i i.' ."1'i-atr. Carol in. l , ate- l.i- a i:a to i.;- Caroiina : : Dr. : Joseph St .tie Ci'O'iOJ'.ist. of N'ol and St.'; Julian. Wilson v ni' comniaisioner ol V "!! company the lour thro'n :h '. i !t":r respect ivo. states'. ... The s-or.' in'; parly -vh ii-1 1 - "star's trom Atlanta Mondav, will not on!v s"!"i-l live liesi' route for the iotir v.hero tli eve : are more titan one ', chose frori, but Will endeavor to im press u po a ; the :: .' .to'carfri'-.i .1 li i-on g'.i v. lti 'h. they pass. tire', advisability of having the roads: in . tip-top . sJVai-ie when the tourists arrive; will nialii? brief good roads l all's, anil in fIio'-i . (Hi cver'yt'uia;; tliey can to Jmost the (.'aiiital Highway," and. make the. tour a success. REBFLS GET CANTON Re parted That Imperial Com mander Was Assassinated s Heeii Hcpnrlcil Also thai 1 anion .".eloil bv the llevolul loni.'its licliels Are I hiiiv.nig I p Kill reueli inenls al kiii'lviaiiu'-Niini'liii Olli. cials doing lo .sliaiigliiu lor Salety Hiiahsliiii. China, ported fhal ;ViinlWlw V in Tsi'ha ng, t-'Hii i rial .i'orees, 'was, at own I fiiiips,. and . si 'ized li , re vol a l io (lei,, 2(i- -it: i:. !'"- V f. War,- (.leneriii i.iiuiiu.g' tlii' I ni i if k 'sinated by '.his li;it ('anion wa"s i i : t ts ; . .-. "-. Americans mil More ai s!iii. Peking, t'hina. Oct. L'U -The uii'iteaii legation has reiiaefied that Inure Waiilm.'s lie sent to Chi nese waters. I he element nuinlier is insiiftieieiit to etr.'-r polls eiiil.iii gored. No A merle;! n vessel it: avail able at t nange n;i. w hero l enl -nine Aniel'ieans re-iile. I!el ls lliioiMMg Ip I'.nli'encliiiit'iils, "Shanghai, .('hin.i, : Oct.". lit', -Tlie: rebels are I lirow 'j-'ag . tip en I roach- menis . at Kiii-I lang. The onlii'i proviiiee' iif . Szet 'iiueii is practically controlled by. i.-1.. It. Manchii ofli- ciahi. froth every, ift'jarlei tire cumin to Shanghai. .Minister Dismissed. Wa.shinglon; . I) C. Oct. ;(;'. .""iieng Hsnan-iiiisi. i lunese presi dent, of the. ministry (if post's -''ami communications has been dismissed long Slum ' l has been appointed to succeed linn, according to state de partment advices. i.i xatic's m i:i;i.(u-: voin. Scliiiyikill oiuan (.els Separation I'Yom Pliilailelphian. Pottsville. I'a., Oct. fi. Tlie Schuylkill conniv courl today, upon the application ol Ilatlte Snedden for -a .divorce Irom her husband Theodore R. Mueller, of Philadel phia, pronounced the marriage void. Mist Sneddon was married to Mttelle at Port Carbon on April 14 She swore that alter the cere mony she discovered that he was in ane. .:.."'',... Judge Saav said that there is no provision in the common law for di vorce on account of Insanity, hut that at marriage contract made with n lunatic is clearly invalid. Tou'iai; Club of Am or ii a he: is 'president, and . .Mr. Tiiftti in behalf of the: 'a wav Asi:ociation have c. ita' ions to Messrs. .. !;.. .. connaissioner of agrictil't i-ii in (.a liter I W. F. 0. FrankThaxpsop sSqaad Down h i.'ard 'oik Now With '.e'.:l ueii Ijiiiifed the Tt'is V--k W I. '!(.-. I're I i. V tniii ,:iii e "Mime I P'li'in Nil I Dcve ii.... .... 'I' II....L-II..M eii'j l:i"( I. lids Ale mod. ; lo; Jlie s-f-, . Oct.' !i a v in work- as Time's.:).. 2-"' The i'-'O- -aa exeeeillngiy . the' me it are Wake l-'e bill) squad' light, week'! in bail :g-aine ; eonditioii, There iviH he no Saturday 'and -. I lie "-iiieji :'li:6pe iii' .e'i:e!.)i'ni'. 'coiuljl full, for .tl'" iitili liie !: 'Uvei'Hify: Of; Virgiaia. to he i--i ii'H- a' ( "liii ,;);! ii'- i I iidii;iitedly l in i luded the. gatin ii praei iee game i . Nove mber : -I. jiiians h.avi' ;i iv -heir. schedule as it Is hoped. 1 hat o1' t he t (lushest ei"-: iiitily looks ;' v.iii li!:d it o-i". 'I.v. .At a glalK-e it 1 as a former ea ol ..a the ml less uiTitles: Wake second of "this . show i Korcbl ' is now d;iyi!:. ' team at Virginui, I. ; l.'rl t!ie leant : VvMl . tlt;it: t-atite Scrainiy ;! j eliaracterized every g part ieiiiated in l !' irii which has litre they, have eason. In I if I'asliington and u were in. bad r. who ; was iu gante has not act iee,' , It c. ii Si lc. to play i game Saturday - w itti I l-ei' three of. t !" tit" I eiindit ion while f'arlM jured ill t lie Cari.ilina I yet . reported fer. 'l I, pei! that ' e 'vjp :ti : a".a!tis! Virginia.: v'l'ile: haeldudd' '.vvfifc! Aveakest part ('. lie ti 'li'ch' is'-; i'l'lli .the. ' .team lias sluiwn iiii'til in I lie past: composed of ..moil .inexiM.'rieni'od in w onderl til. ninprov l'ev , weeks. , h v. t'.o lire eurii'ely their l'l'speell iiuarfer tlioug jiosiiieas, . i'l l".v ,i n experienced foot ball mail, pi 1 h tirsl game in that position this lias one j ears i I irely new to t In hack.. Nut on ly tin used to t heir are fresh ipen nnd school experieiiei f it is fact , Coach e:ir. Savage, who sperience. was "n putaiion . of full 'ere the half bucks, losil ions; but t hey have not even high hill in spite of I'hompson has (h- icloped Singlet a ry : and I'illings into players that lire lnaking eiiviahle reputations. I'a neet i W. played two years in the liiv.e .at a high school and has had, no eierieiiee in (lie ha'kli'ld prior In lliis year: ,'. ', Coach Thonipsoii has . four , ends GAS EXPLOSION New 'York.' Oct. : sons were in mreii. nine are nimsiug us gas explosion which !ii - 'I wenlv per two fatallv and the result ol a wrecked a tone- nient house on Powell street. Hrook lyn. Huh morning'. Hie rniiiH are being searched for bodies of Hie In jured, seven of whom are children. i (!as leaked Irom the cellar into lour sleeping rooms on the ground floor, and the exulosion came Irom all lour imultaneonsly. , Troy School Man Dead. 1io, N Oil 2l -Ldward Kd- wards, siipcrintemlenl. of schools here is dead from pneumonia. Ho was siriiKen wnne auoiKitng ine At- lantic Deeper Waterways Association in Richmond lust week. - 1 1 . W I (' e N. i ( -liter rue.-: I'ii ihIi':. i ihMiiIi RALEIGH DEViliL a !io arc i-.'ii'h (.'apalrto' tr li (1 I i n ' t'livi t? on ii. (in . "; 1'iiii is ('aiilain Ili'lfR iiiiil. .lnviii'i', a li'i-sliiiian, wliilc rifi.lil a. I i:' . ;..-,,! . '--(or. Iiy. I loldiiur, . (. a la:-.l yi-ar's yrriil) jini) l''aui-i'lle O'nl ol last ; t s I :) Ml: . Fl'ulli. I ycltle : lo mi 'it'.'. -pari ii-ula rj: t-lrontv tackle i he I Cait is a ml I lulilin II. L. are ln! Ii ta.a men'."'.';! ii ,: regard lo ' Holding at L" ington Saiiirihiy, ihe Washington, a ad Lee eoaeh sent in several play ers Willi the insl met ions, "Stop that, tackle or I -will lane von out. " ami in each, case .a new ..niaii was sent, in t'tir none were, aide to stop. hint. The snrpi'ise of tlie game to the local e'it Inisiasts, ..was the siiov. im; made bv ;l!i rtr,n: A . freshman, ; he liai!. from, China, his. fat her being a nii.t sioiiary t.o i hat eonni ry, and lie veani" to school w it hour experience, I low ever iie has taliivti, lo 1 lit" .game, an !, tl'ai Lis aa.l. I lo.lrliiig are - ha ving to worl; hard to i-i'laln lliiar lidsitioiia. At guards but'' Uni.ii and Willianiti are lianl, . ('OiisistHUt workers and it is '..seldom that a. gain .is made over tliem, v. liil" i hey . can h" counted oh lo make opening' . whenever desired. Probably, ihe man who has sho.Aii the most, improvement- in his position this year is Carter at center, He had never seen a football game, of a'l.V kind until he came to school lasi year, in: t tiy ins perscverence n had vear i ieJ:iil;ii- place. as guard on last. team, 'litis year he was shift e. I to .center and at the first of the sen- I SOU he was considered weak, hut the experience he has gained In games and besides .(lie . coaching: -ho has received, from Coach .Thompson, the. individual coaching that, he re ceived from. Bra:,', for four years center on A. and M. I'.e is now one of. t ho: best men on the team. l!'i;li'oad .Man Dead. '; :!tus;on. Mass.. . Oct. It; ---Lowery W, liOod. of New. Voi'l;.. president of l.!i''' Curio aini Nor foil; (ail road, was 1'onr.d -dead in ,i hotel. Death is at I I'iliiil ed ni mi overd ():'.' of jiiorphine. CGKSTABLE PATE IS GETTING ALONG WELL Fayette, iile, Oct,; The :y of Hie TTiyetteville fair second opened yester- ...genial t", eii more ait-pii'ionsly i-lht.it day, , wit.i rhright, skies and wi-at ;ivr. A t , this hour the : attend liot sr. r ppeiiing ance bids"., la ir , ',i eipial. i I' pass .-.' (lie.';' '.tiPprceeiidoUI'ed day .I'i'owtfs.. ' ' '.. :'' " '. The d' iiiiof rushed : In'vo. iiy ''.Im rli's .!;. stroiiel , I rota New Vo: ,;. to., take .-..the., place of. tlie. departed lia'rv l.tvan. will make two aerial liigiils ia the Strobe! '.biplane according- to schedule and. .Will repeit the .eat s i omorrow. t'onslahle A. .1. I'a!e. who was eiil in tlie . (hi'oal esli'iday alter liiB'ii. by .1. I!.. t'hason. w ,niii hi' shot .ifd killed . immediately, a I'lerw ards. is now. doing very well at. I Iligli l.iiliis: hospital. The eomliii.in ol the ointg .man .luhnson fro til Mis souri., who: was also liadly: cut . .by Cliiisun,. is iioi so satisl'.ieloi'y'.. KlIMI (illtl. Missive;.'. 1 1 ii Hit Hotel October LSlli Mav Have linn Awav. : Ne Vork, Oct. 1'ii M-ss Cousueii l-'ajiirdii, tlie nineteeii year old dil ligh ter oi' a weall h'y" I'orfo Kican sugar planter, has been missing since she left t'ne her hotel October IS, saying she was going to purchase a ..maga zine, lier lather believes she ran awav because ot Ins objections to her friendship lor a member ot the diplo matic corpse ol Santo Domingo. Police are searching the city. DI.'PAItTMI'.VT Ol' .M STIC Investigating (barge ol Conspiracy Against MeNiiiiiain. Indianapolis, (let. 2.--That Ihe depart nient of justice agent s have been investigating al 1 e g a t 1 o nis against John J. .McNamtira tor con spiracy to desl imv biiildings bv dv naniite known nere. Ihe federal grand lurv will soon open an in vestigation." Subpoenas have been issued for witnesses. 'J'lie undertaker considers It a grave situation when he baa notli- ling to do. MEN WILL C QUARRY A 61 COMPANY Fine Granite Deposits Near Eagle Rock to Be Placed On Market IN IN ENTERPEISE I lie (ii .'iiiiie ( oiupiiiy, Willi Auili ol'l.eil ( apilill ol .si (lo,(M 10, Grunt, oil liiirlei' Iiy Secceliirv of State 'luiPiy . ,. iioper is President, .los. . lii'ovvn, ice-President, K. H. ( row, I reiisiirei' mill .lolm (). A I l'ii, Scci etiii'v Stron-j Hoard of Dii eeloi-s liig I iirpentuie Com pan.v ( liiiiti ( lor Wilmington. 'Ihe drainte Company, a corpora tion wide tlnft linn ni.ilw..un.i " ' ' tun dim itcu t:,t lf- Hal, will develop the splendid granite deposits near Kagle Rock. Raleig'l men being at the head of the enter- ; prise. The deposits are on the Nor- folk Southern: ol easy access, the. best in the is "praei ically Railway and will Me 1 hey are said to lie world and the supply inexhaustible. Mi. W. A- Cooper is president ot the corporation ; Mr. Joseph '. I'lowi) is vice president; Mr K B Crow is .treasurer and Mr. John O. Allen is secretary. The directors are Messrs. Joseph (L Prown, H S. .lernian. V. A. Cooiier. (ieoree Marsh, John (',: Drewrv, p. I). Cold, Jr., und Dr. Albert Anderson. All of these geiitleinen are slerling business men and the enterprise should be pros perous. 1 lie (iianite company will develop tne granite found near Eagle Rock, hut may also deal in real estate, etc , M'ven hundred and fifteen acres of nuarry land has been purchased- The objects of the corporation as set .forth in the charter are- To purchase, own and lease lands upon which stone quarries mav be located and develop same; to cut, saw, finish, purchase, sell and deal in all kinds ol stone, crushed rock and building maiei ial ul stone or a "combination ol stone ami ot her material: to pur chase, own and lease umber lanihi, etc-,,'. ' ; ',', v. Tlie corporation has ah authorized capital of. 1 00,(10(1, and may begin lot si n ess on. $ I 0,0110. but it is tin deisiood the working capital will Vr.ii.oou at the start. The incorpora tors are: Joseph !!. llrown, H 8 Jerinan, W. A. Cooper. John C Drewry, .U. 11. Crow, J. llrvan Crimes, Dr. Alliert Aiiilerson. p. n Cold. Jr.. H. K. Lilchford. lleilrv T. Hicks, Ceorge Marsh. . li. N'ewsom and W. C. Itiddiek. Anollier r ( oinpanv. Anolher charter issued todav was to the Standard Turpentine Companv ol Wilmington. The objects are to apply fur. obtain, secure and develop trademarks, patents, etc., in turpen tine industry, to manufacture,: Imv and sell, ..import, export, distill and ..-'-(Continued on Page Five PRESIDENT IN THE Creeiibay, Wis., Oct. 26 On his forty-second day out of Wash'n? ton. President Taft entered the ' enemy s country," Lafollette's home. Latollette will be.Taft s opponent for the presidential nomination net year. The president left St. Paul last night. Ihe arrives in Milwaukee tonight to deliver a speech. NO PKACI.; WITH ITALY. Delei'iiiineil to Continue War Vntll THpoll is Wholly Conqueml. Rome, Oct. 2(i. Official clrcleB discredit (he report concerning the probable armistice between Italy and Turkey. Italy is determined continue military operations until Tripoli Is wholly conquered.