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NO NEW HAVEN State Editors Strong to r Suffrage; BREITUNG, FREED GERMANS MAY SPARE
CONDEMNED WOMEN TEUTON ARMIES JOIN .

SUITS AGAINST See Good Chance to Win New York IN $25,000 BAIL, Madrid. Oct ft (via Pari«)..The
Marqul» De Lema, Minister of For- BULGARS ON DANÜBE;
OLD DIRECTORS Tribune Poll Outside This City Shows Newspaper Sentiment KEEPS SILENCE elgn Affaire, announce« that he ha«
received Information which leada
him to believe that death «entencee
impoied on women In Brussels will OPEN WAY TO TURKEY
Beaten
Overwhelming for Amendment Predictions Indicate
Kicnzlc aid Father in Ger¬
b». commuted.

Stockholders, on
Vote Will Be Close! Aside from Misi Edith (avell, the
Motion to Sue, Force
Session.
The editora oí Now York State aro
many Now Figure Large
in Bomb Plot.
names of »>nl> two 4».inien con-
d.-mned ta death ha» a become known. Vessels, Laden with Munitions for
Two-Day atroagly In favor of woman niíTra/r*. They are the ( «.untes* Johann., de
Turks, Leave Hungarian Ports
A Tribune poll by telegraph of 22.» STATE-WIDE POLL OF EDITORS - Belleville, a Belgian, and Mile.
I.«iuise Thulier, a French »rh«»ol
WASTE OF MONEY,
newspaper editors pave 14.3 in favor
OÍ suffrage and intending to vote for ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT WASHINGTON MAY ACT teacher. A dispatch from London
on October 2.' «aid Fmperor William
When Serbs Quit River.
STOREY DECLARES it ; 61, or less than one-third, against
it, and 22, or less than one-tenth, The tables are ha?ed on the replies of 229 editors of
following
ON FAY'S WORDS had notified King Alfonso of Spain
that he had pardoned the»e two

Lawyers for litigants Indicate

..«.-..tial or
New York City
non-committal.
was not included
newspaperr. of New York Ftate outside of this city to the questions:
"Do you personally favor or oppose woman suffrage?" and "Will the Conference at European City
women.
ALLIES NEAR VELES AS
Intent to Filo More
Suits.
in the poll.
Tin* editors
make a rough
also askod to
were
amendment carry your town?"
There were *M editors personally For.
with Kaiser's Officials Gives
International Turn.
GERMANS ORDER MACKENSEN MAKES GAIN
prediction as to how Total vote for
i

irai to
red fommunities would opposed to woman suffrage, 22
. Counties. Governor in IAJ4. i Breitung. Bophoa of Edward N.

hue ae« n a real

Haven
vote on November 2. No lipures
| al New
«:! 'nands ware naked and few were attempted.
were neutral or non-committal and
li.1 (kc-lared themselves emphat-
Chauiauqua
Chemung
18,429
12,240 .
.
Rroitang, the rich shipping and min¬
ing man of acknowledge
sympathy, surrendered himself yea«
German ANOTHER WOMAN Bulgarians Forced Back to Istib, Hold on
Macedonia Menaced-Revolt Against
-

boun.'. itOI than the But the .general trend of opinion by icn lly in «'avor of the amendment i)utc*,ess 17,335
homeward
4:16, wai el Bl -. ¦¦.! into a two-day ses- ccunties gives an interesting light
f¡on |) >n by the demand of on the probabilities of next Tues¬
a Uttk group of Bostoninns
that the day's vote.
Only the predictions of the ed- former
itors were considered in the tables iefrerson 14 706
of counties. The majority opinion j4,'asgau 17 516
11.983 ................
torday
spiring
to arrest on the charge of con¬
with Lieutennnt Robert Fuy, of
the German army, and three other
SHOT TO DEATH Ferdinand Nipped at Sofia.
former pcrstns, to dynamite vessels leaving [By Cable to The Tribunel
com?»- ta to compel Briefly, the opinions of the slate's was followed In each case. The Qnei(ja o0.,. this port with munitions for the Allies.
directors to repay large surr.n ai'eged editors indicate that the suffrage vote for Governor in 1014 is given Orange 20317 Breitung gave himself up on his ar¬ Court Martial in Liege London. Oct. 27..Teuton and Bulgar invaders of Serbia at last have
to have booa loot ty thoif irV.iea?f.nce. amendment has a good chance of to convey an idea of the relative Oswego 13,783 rival from (hicago, at 9:30 yesterday joined hands along the Danube frontier, Berlin announced to-night, and
The BOtioa ¦ loot, but by laal size of the counties for and against. gt Lawrence 16734 morning. lie was not incarcerated, Convicts Nine Persons one of the objectives of the Austro German drive the opening of an
en s stock voto the minority
succeeded coming down to the city line with a of
in forcing I -.«ion. When it majority.
Of tiie counties outside of New
The counties of New York City Washington.
were not covered in the poll. Wyoming
10,906
6,549
$25,000 ball being furnisho,} as suon
as he had been technically declared Espionage. avenue to Constantinople.has been attained.
became eloai that the tellers weald be .
held for examination BOSt Thursday. Amsterdam, Oct. 2?.--Anna Peñazo'., Hardly had the two armies united than the next step in the German
moil .r.g, adjournment was York, twelve can be counted on to Against. of Vervlers, Belgium, wa« sentenced to ports on tho
out un.:
had «til tO-BOfTOW. give a majority for the suffrage Total vote for Total 191.063 .
I'nited States Commissioner Hough-
ton, before whom he was arraigned, death by a German court-martial a' [Ian- was put in operation, and from scores of Hungarian of war for the Turks,
Danube steamers and barges, filled with munitions
Ass P, French, former United States amendment; eleven are certain to Counties. Governor in If14. set Breiting's examination for the Litige on M«
Svistov and Kusse,
District Attorney la Heston, and Hugh xote against it; eight appear slight¬ Albany . 45.274 Favorable, but in Doubt. same day as that on which Walter E. . bis xvoman was one of nine person« 1 egan to move. They will proceed as far as Nikopol,
Ogden, .' the law f.rm 'vhich months ly favorable to the amendment and Columbia . 9.575 I'otal vote for Shols, Fay and Dr, Herbert Kienzle convicted by the court-martial. BeVBfl in Bulgaria, whence their cargoes will be
hurried by rail t«i the Darda¬
»go filed o suil; to recover something will probably give majorities for It, Essex 5.672 «»untie«. Governor In »191 i. will be given a hearing. were Belgians
and the others French.
nelles and its hard pressed defenders.
. (
¡ike |SOO,000,000 from directors Ihriag and twenty-five are in doubt, likely Greene 7.084 Broome 18,593 Breitung and Kionzle are alleged to In four sentence of death was
case«
to Constant inopia
Along the Oriental railway, also, the maintheroute
. .

ar.d had, only to fui'., !e.1 the .'.emand to give but a small Madison 8,354 Cattaraugus 12,7^9 have furnished money for the purchase passed. Th« other prisoners were con Serbs are being forced
for sid la recovering these moneys al¬ majority one . .

11,893 of explosives. Klenzlc, through a con¬ demned to terms of from ten to fifteen and Mackensen's chief objective, yard by yard
way or the other. Otsego 10,508 Cayuga. is now in German hand.--, and
back until a «¡uarter of the distance to Nish line and the
.
to have been unlawfully taken
leged the treasury. TI o vote was over- This is the fession made to the Federal authori- yean ii prison. The charge again!',
from telegram which The Rockland . 8,372 Onondaga. 43.055 ties by Fay, no-v becomes a bigger fig¬ of the main Belgrade-Semen
ehebainglya stockagainst* t}.«m. hisbutwas al¬ Tribune sent to the editors of ex'ery Schoharie 6,177 Orleans . 6,638 them was of having collected informa¬ Velika Plana, the division point
asked foi
.

3,281 Schenectady .!. '8,333

ure in the conspiracy than Was at first tion useful to the French government drift branches, is practically isolated.
lowed. re is no doubt daily newspaper and a number of
.. Schuyler .
nppnrent. for which it was intended. Allies Gain, but Still Behind.
.hat the refusal of the management weeklies in the state outside of the Tompkins . 7.107 Seneca . 6,119 lay's statement establishes the con¬ The lentences of death have not jo¬
has been
l.OOC.C
morrow.
¡- ¿like
.¦'- can- preater city:
kan« -meed until to¬ '¦]>o you personally favor or op¬
aasodatos kept up pose woman suffrage? Will the
Ulster

Total
. 16,755 Steuben
128,159 Total
. 16,367 nection between Germany and the pris¬ been carried out.
oner's operation» here, that with sub-
133.727 stnntatlon of his confession, will de¬ London, Ocr. 27. In reply ta I yie-
FIND CORRODED The Allies are hurling back the Bul¬
garians in the »outli, having advanced
to-day to within fifteen mile» oí Vele«,
xvhich the Serbs recaptured yesterday,
French and mand ofP.cial action by Washington. tion whether the British governmen7
LINING CAUSED
.

their flfht for *hs bringing of restitu¬ amendment carry your town?" Doubtful. I ay .1'«lares that a letter sent by intended to notify General von Bissiag but even if they clear the railway to
tion proeee When it came to making prediction.« Total vole for Ni'h it may be to find the «¡crniana
temoon, despite 1 ts of Total vnte fur Dr. Kien/la to Kienzle's father m German Governor of Belgium, that he
Governor in 1914, Governor In 1914. intrenched there.
F-4 EXPLOSION
every ei'.tor apparently lubordlnateti ( our. in'». ( '«»untiea.. firmly
8,059 Montgomery 11,448 ney 'o thoGermany,
Cologne, inspired Fay's jour¬ "wii! be held personally responsible for the Bulgarians have fought to
-'d be
) his personal feeling« to the demand Allegany . .

I'nited State*. tho quasi-judicial assasiination of

Vainly
cour.st';, tl for the truth. This xx-s« evident from Chenango . 7.958 Niagara . 19,309 maintain themselves on the Nish-Sa-
» WS---
of tcloírram!. Many, confessing 8,193 Ontario 10.580 Fay Shields Germanv. Misi Cavell," Lord Robert Cecil, l'ur lonica railway, but the troops of the
SMSpt .:. the B :lard cuse, now per.d- re-ores they x4-ere ngainit betho amendment, pre¬
Clinton .

Putnam
.
In telling this story. Fay refused to liamentary I'mler Secretary for For Frítente and the French 75's are too
dicted it xvould carried in their Cortland . 6,673 . 2,792 He admitted that eign Affairs, .-.aid that it would serve
27,933 give many details. much for them, and they are being
( ompan> Has No Case. locality, and avowed FUÍTragists tea«
fe?«ed that their respective commu¬
Delaware . 9.274 Renatolaei
Erie . 95.156 Saratoga
.

13,310 the conferenco that preceded his .!¦ no purpose to convey such a reçoive to investigators Say Defect forced out of Macedonia with almost
Allowed Water to
.
for this country was held in ar.y particular (¡erman official, who was '.he lame rapid.ty as they invaded it.
The statement of Mr. Storey, v. ho be- nities would vote No. Franklin 7,468 Sufiolk .
parture
18,751 Germ«-«', but he would not name the not nece» Driven frcm Veles «.«s'.erday, to day
to arrange the Only One Editor Opposed.
.
.arily responu.blo. Lord
I per:y on the rec-
The method by -which a county was Cenesee
F Jltcr- and Hamilton. 9,751 Sullivan . ,7,354
9,420
it bad Robert retailed tho words of Pre. Enter Battery. found them on the outskirts of Istib,

BlaSeed c-ither for or against the amend-

. 7,168 Wayne .
held in th'- 'T.c* of th» mier A';;uith last May that reparation Triune Bureau ] the capture of »vlnch will render the
Importent
»Ids, was by far
that raeat, er :r. the doubtful column, can Lewis 4.992 Warren . 6.974 Servies
.
kno an :ny as «voold be exacted for any mistreatmen»
Washington,
¡ Y mm The
Oct. 27. A dramatic xvhole Kumanovo-Vranja uno untenable.
49,227 the Intelligence Office on Wilhelm-
.
of Kin.'1 ib prisoners« of the With this artery of transport aban¬
¦»<\ by taking Livniir- Livingston . 8.129 Westchester .
(ld not "That pledge still hold» good," the reconstruction, stop by step,
Mr. ston Coanty. Ten editors from this 53,605 Yates 3,654 gi\ can,'.- Hi .ici'.!..;.. a«!dr«i, "and it applies happenings on the submarine F-4 on doned, practically th. whole territory
of them Monroe of tin- In¬ Under>Secretary
.
.hat the con county sent answer«. theNine .

Its these -> mally favored emeu: t. .loh

telligence OlI'iC", he stud, WSS OBS of
twofold fores to »he savage mur¬ March
der BBder legal form of hat noble 28 last, when she sank oîT Hono¬is noxv occupied oeeld ha4 e to bestatement given up.
S I waste They were J. W. Burgesi, Dansville; the conference. lulu with the loss of all on board, Despite Lord Lansdowjie's
R. A. Peck, Cr.ledonia; H. It. Gibson,
Total. 402,179 the other parties to woman." Parliament yesterday that only 1.1,00«)
Summed
Mr. Storey,
up
«.von; D. II. Kinsrston, Dalton; Oscar
In: refused to OSAIS the others.
at Johannsen'ä of¬
contained in tho report of the Board in had been landed at Salónica,
"When I arrived made public at the Navy British
which are of fai-reai -tance, Woodrnfr, Dansville; B. H. Knapp, Mount ¦i^r-ítre have an apirreifiite vote of 1914 are printed to glv» an Idea of fice," Fay said, sent "I was shown a letter Braaaels, oct. 27. The folle-wing of Inquiry,
Dr. Kienzle to ¦etei-OlDcia] statement has been issued Department to-day. Tho officers of tho the fact that the Allied
follow, : line now ex«
»re i3 Dansville; Walter B. Sanders, Mount that had been by
The '. 1! was brought before Morris; Harry M. Bollinson, 191,06t, fts shown by the official re¬ the relative size of tho counties for his fattier m Cologne, I'r. KioBsle's here relative to the case of Miss Edith hoard, headed by Rear Admiral Clif¬ tends from Dorian to Gradska, or a dii-
Iks Massaci isetts Supreme Court with Morris, and the editor of "The Living¬ turns of the voto for Governor last and against. father is the head of Germany's great¬ Cavell, the English nurse who was ex¬ ford J. Roush, examined every plate tance of fifty miles, proves that the ex-
practically no otl tersuthai the In-
iion report
ston Repubüc-ir:," of Gent-seo.
Collin«, of Those counties which *r\ for
The rural communities are stronp- est
suffrnge. So than hall' clock manufactory. and rive; of the wreck. pcplitionary force muit be in considér¬
Onlv one editor, A. II. the amendment 'and the bene¬ is more
"'Bead that und memorize it,' Jo- ecuted by the GermaB aathoritiea:
on the Nit Haven, which made no nia, «vaa opposed.and Yet the nine against
fit of the doabt lins been given to the of Long Island. «entrnl New Tork, hann«en said. I rood the letter. Il to "'Th» American Ambeassdor at Lon¬ The primary cune of the disaster ai, |a strength.
charge that a:.y directors hai editen Ib favor oí it, one opposi-d have Western New York and counties along of plants in the Cr.ited States corroded condition of leal The internal situation of Bulgaria,
cent cut of tho I to have to it. did not enter into the prediction
enti-saffragists in every case munition
the southern tier are with few excep¬ that were making supplies for the Al¬ don baa placed at the disposal of the was the
»arks, and, in con¬ which is reported serious, may have
been -. 12R.159 votes. tions either for suffrage or Inelinod lies and of railroads and steamships ¦..¦minent docnmeats regard¬ lining in the batter,
replies to the second Rural Communities Tor It. tho COnnties against, that carried the stuff. It nami .-. the port ¦....all of some effect on the campaign. A mili¬
Thst tora of the New qneetlen: "Will the amendment carry .
fraga,in Of ing th« Cavell ease. Tin- documents sequence, of r.'..,j
Hsvet were also si and they -

town?" were eonaidered in Pac¬ The counties in which a close vote four are the Hudson Valley an.i
Now «i and ths IVtmsyi- ;_. 'he SB« the forward battery steel tank. Water tary conspiracy against King Ferdl-
»ufferç I the other th« soi timent theIn rast are scattered.
»tockhoiders. ing Lhring toa íb the doubtful column,
Is i ipoctod, bat where suffrage, the doubtful column are counties vaaia railroad and ths AUis-Chalmers the Brow n betweefl the Amen- was thus allowed to enter parts gas, Bad, Athens
of the dispatches «ay, ha« been
replied thattwe their commu- slightly favors woman Company, ..
Brasseli aad the Ger« produce chlorine unearthed and the leader« have been
That everything dons in the Mellen i were donbtfnl; that tnelr an
aggregate vote ol 183,721 li tho .¦
big f cities, such ns Krie (Buffalo), & Sharps Company, of Providence, egfctlon si battery and to
inhabitant! of Bul¬
r*g:n.e wi tifiad by some law. either venid be atrainst the amend- counties where the sentiment i» eli Monroe Rochester), Rsnseslaer umong others. Ths staaaWS name! bibb authoril es at Brunei abont tin» which exploded violently, admitting «hot. Many ef the
of long standing or passe! for the- ;,jr- and twe that the amendment doubtful there is a total vote of 4U'J,1T'J. Troy), Rroome Hinjrhamton i, and were those 'hat had already departed tria!. Th-- British government promptly in larfro quantities. garia are «aid to be «till lova! to Rui-
handed the docaiaeata to the press aad Bratet
vote foi or were about to sail to ports of the
lia.l them distributed abroad by Reu-; Beery possible remedy was resorted sia, and «re showing disinclination
pose. to
would be- carried. The Aguros of the totalcounties
-

That rreEter part of the transac¬

* »
The counties which the prediction» in the various in I Continued on pace 4. column t Aliies with munitions. The understand¬ Compeay). to the de¬ join the colora.
tion, criticised happened before the indicate xvi!', ro'.l up a majority for'
Governor
ing was that the munition plants named let Renter's Telegram
"in these documents most of the im¬
to by the crew, but owing
Sherman la« of 1890 or shortly after were to be blown up and also railroad
portant events r.re inaccurately repro- fective diving
apparatus, the tendency Twelve Serb Gana Captured.
and before the Supreme <"ourt d« KAISER TALKS WITH GERARE trnins andwere vessels enrrying the fctuif. and downward could
¦ 1Ä1 .'. the Sherman law a
to railroads. An equity suit was started IN POOR HOUSE, GETS $150,000 WILL GIVE LIBERTY
OF TAN
"There a number of Amor,can Partienlarly
tolling of the ac¬ created that the Germanoff ati'horities
is the impression to lunge forward Further
not be overcome. The crew manipu- lin along th« Bosnian frontier, where
progre»! !¦ claimed by Ber¬

byd'inisied.
the I";artment of Ju ce, but was *

Pauper of Many Years Inherits F.state

NEW COAT First Audience with Neutral Diplomat newspaper clippings
in Eight Months Causes Stir.
tivities of the arms and ammunition can xvitli empty promues put
Miaieter Bread Whitlock) ia or- lated
the Ameri¬ the rudders and propellers, and
Dobrin, east of Viiegrad, has been oc¬
Will. for t factories, railroads and steamships. der eeaeeal fron him pronouneemem tried to blow the water from the cupied and Valjevo and MorawoB
Stockholders Ratified Acts. of Nephew, Who Left No
Pennsylvania. Blushing London, Oct. 2«. An Amsterdam dis When I had finished reading the '"
aad deprive bim, 'unk«, but the plunging continued. All reached. In the operations along the
;I',t Ma|N|h to Tha TrlMine ] ¡n Motio
That practically all the acts were South Norwalk, Conn., Oct. Tt. From Statue, Sets Wheels patch to "The Daily Express" says tha' "'Have you memorized the eonton's" th«
¡Bgof<-utintervention of the crew who could took refuge in Daaahe. about Brz« I'alanka, where
rstifted both stockholders and di-
..
in a day is the HU I» .-.»: *.*"*. T'" .
the German Emperor's audience with
Knowledge Was Password.
-y ir
the engine room, closing the water¬ the un/m of Maekensen'« and (ieneral
recto"- :. «or." of the holders poorhouse to opulence 27. The figure the American Ambassador, James W half,
doors. There, it is believed, they troopa has taken «tore«place,
Giles Pittsl.ur-.-li. Oet by tight ths bottom Boyad
¦'¦
s
Preach and his pleasant sensation which Grego-y. prom ..¦ aras never given .1
*"*y>f*' "I said 'Yes.' and e««uld not, lived for tona tima after sure r.non and other
"

of this place, feel« to-day. Henry tbe Statue of Liberty, at the Gerard, has caused a sensation.
,'rn- authoritiee.
Msec "'It ill be necessary for you to th.- German bal the finally
Green, a local eccentric, died yes- York Harbor, will noon The interview i« regarded as signifi¬ l.nvr
-A
»< «ory,' re, have beea broken. This was reached, pre have beer« ciiptund
That t! Boston ft Maine nenui'itton eleari] : the engine room bulkheads
to
.pec* rred t<. in the bill was that he had willed hi I of Near new raiment of blight gi cant, as it was the first audience grant Johonnsen tr>M ma. 'aa that wheo you in Bruaieli tted the American Ifiaiater The preeanee of Austro-Germsn
.0 to relativos who had attended garbed in a that srhea the matter Bra give way. troops at Brza I'alanka, just acron the
insid« ratios for [Is wiil know
*P for
y*srs, was through the Bos¬ him during life. icitf and fresh paint. Her BBgleel ed to any Ambassador of a neutral i. he ,i .... ¡th the Herman nu'.hon Daniels to Confer To-day. Iianube from Rumania, ha« aroused
considerable uneasiness in Buchareat,
country for eight months, and it lasted right.'
"

No will was found after the funeral the Ian«:-» of I'ncle fain ha« be
<

ton H refused to say whether he had "TI ,»t th«. American Ambassador in decided
.-.- y a- -: eras
to-day, which means that the an entire Koun an unuHuallv* long time. Pay when he reached London was wrongly informed can be Secretary Daniels has not i.nd d-monstrition« in favor of the
'.be spii ard i ST and other
estate goes to Giles Gregory, al¬ vigorously criticised by (icorgo talked with Kienzle he had boer explained by the fact that the for Belgian what steps will the be taken to fix re¬ Alii"« ore again growing. With the
«Biner.- lawyers,
!
a competitor of the
bat was a most forgotten urcle, who hasforbeen ai of Harmarville,
to Representative Si this citv.
19 LOST ON NORSE SHIP given letters to von I'apen and Boy- advocate,
He deni"d that
X4h«> a» attorney the sponsibility for disaster. He will loss of the Danube Serbia lose» her
a part in eoafer with his advisers to-morrow. la»t connecting link with the outaide
.*** f,
Bsttsral Complement to the New Haven. occupant of th? poorhouse many phen 0. Porter, of this city.
F.I. American Legation, played that the corrosion in the world Rvmania vrhils Rimania ia
Mr. Kountz recently visited N'i hs "aid. "told me to this incident, caused a mislead.ng con- It is believed
That the New Haven accepted the
dissolution rait to avoid bankruptcy bo-
years.
the bi»toi Only Two of Crew Picked l'p.British "Johannsen." touch with the German offi¬ to be placed upon his re- batteries should have been discovered The de-
turn en po longer ship in 8u"*»p)ie« by
York. He took a peek at Vessel Sunk by l'-Boat. get into .' regular inspection. way of Salónica.
e»3«e of itl looting debt Of I
Ths*. ¦... Raren man-
HOPE FOR NIGHT SCHOOLS «tatuó and waxed angry at it« cone London. Oct. 27. Lloyds announces cials
here, b-it ho didn't mention snv port».
When I arrived I saw them. "In any caso, the American Minister diving quaiitir* of the sub¬
installai
Verding to an official announce¬
.

to th!-i city he ii by marine were due to the ment from Sofia to-night, the Al¬
.gerrent « rot oppoood t» restitution Provide Funds, tion. On »-oturninc 'hat the Norwegian iteamer Selma, o' I'apon said to when I told him a» Brassais '"'*
la Febru- have taken a hand againit the
Fstimate Hoard Will
M r. Porter, derla
Von mo,
'I do not approve of 11 II ., .,
pat ahile. II" lateadi of experimental propellers banians
»oiti if brought by ar.y rtockholder on
Ms ov Says John Greene. mediately xvrotea to toas, has been sunk. Two mem¬ my Plan
sink a few ships, h »o inform his London colleague and h-s i.rv. '.. f to the report of Serbians, and begun an attack in the
bat ¡. would oppose Chairman John Greene, of the finance ir»- tbnt ¡t «rai
shame fur tbe gover bers of the crew srOTS picked up. Nine¬ or, to
ment a« onee of the difference the hoard ol frierend region, where the Serb« havo
Mpkatleally the prosecution ofHaven any to remain would «.a the ritt af the Bel¬ The description of the sinking of the preparad to establish an emergency
committee, making his report to the rn« b1 to permit the tatué teen others are believed to have It « lili ¦-

"n a n<1 tlno F-4, as viven in the report, is graphic, capital.

'»/"irr. Hoard of F.ducation yesterday after¬ in»- it.
I. i¡, offer« <! te pay for pan*, drowned. that hs I.a.I be« gian atton
baaed or-, iorty-'.wo separate con¬ As Prirrend lies scarcely twenty
Hardly ha -nan finished his
noon, said that the Board of Kstimato i« ». Pert« r aent I
and rail'
eertaii clusions deduced from the physical miles from the frontier, the raida it
will provide necessary fund:, for con¬ !r> Reprei
*r. French began ental Seattle, Oct. 27. The British tank l!--; -.m-, nukes almoal
.

Acting».pon rcp- state of the wreck ob of«xammation. .he fierc- Moslem tribesmen, who have
*'s f-i-- ,-ht of tinuing the night schools Use proper authorities bein Wsibini steamer H. C Henry, of 4.12'.) tons,
his servie ngtoti.Oct.27.
Of the Belgiaa Minister to "The primary cause the disaster," long been under the influence of Aus¬
'". MUMg rolieit. he ton, and a few days ago ..

;he work he WBS called hark from the «

"was the corrode^ <¦,,-., trian gold, may be a serious annov-
as
As amende«! the total estimate for informing him that a MBtraCl fi out from Alexandria, battis line to eondttCt k dynamite cam¬ the Uaited state», Becretary Lansing the report say«,
proxies. From then on and BpOCisl funds for 1914 ,-t reply the statt when two days Aabesaadoi Gerard, at dition of the lead lining, and, in con¬ ance to King Piter's government, so
jarean
j>**te'I
e wl Is afternoon it was one
..

ar^um'-r.t, occasionally taken up

who had a grouch of
rencrai
12,874,812.96, an increase of only ?-'.-
183,881.43 over the estimate for 1911 would
repaiatiae
bad jjaet
and
beea
redecorating
«wnrde«!
be »tarted without delay.
nnd that «vei (¦¦gypt. In the Mediterranean Sea,
torpedoed and sunk by a German sub¬ qualifications
was paign bore becvjse of
for such ''duty."
his exceptional
He was ask« d whether his name was circumstances warrant, in behalf
ha»
Herlm.
instructed
to use his good offices, if the sequence, of certain
el wall of the forward battery
rivets in the port far the government archive! and the
steel tank. legation, have been moved only to
of the disaster to await development!.
the the thirty or more persons sentenced The secondarythecauses diving qualities Kraljevo
at a Stockholder and a reduction on the original «Mi- marine, according to a cable message being pointed out that Little credent--; is placed here in the
V*n ***** W****S to get rid of. mate f..r 1916 of $1,620,211.2*. Chair¬ Fay. it poor
'***'
Hr Preach finally offered a resolu¬ man Greene «ail that this is the small¬ JOHN D. AT HIPPODROME ing Company, ofbySeattle, owners of the rame »as not
received to-day the Pacific Creosot- a (iorman one. to death by the German court-martia. were: First,
vessel, and second, the conse¬ report that the Serbs are evacuating
tion pro.-,-, ng that the directors b« in- est increase over the appropriation
"I don't care anything about what a» Liège for espionage and treason of the failure of the vessel promptly to Monaitir, in Southern Serbia, near the
Waetod bring salts for reatitutlon Few Recognized Old Man Who Wa No rires were lost. kind of a name i'. ¡8," he said; "it be¬ Th«* Ambaaaadera instruction« give quent to measures taken to bring her (¡reek border. The Allies' expedition-
ever asked for within his memory.
longs t.. me. Pert -ps some Germans him «liscretion in extending his influ¬r- respond
.

N*lt»t former director« After this Conspicuous» In Box. to 'he surface. ary forre has tlready progresied far
*** *** Hugh W. Ogden, ' Montreal, Oct. 27.- The Canadian would spell it F .i-e." ence in behalf of the condemned ;
"Ii known to the commanding officer, enough north to forestall any Bulgar
w associate of Mr. French, put in this CANDY MAKER KILLED John P. Hock'feller, «r., «ought sui S'enmship Company received word to- Th« ttatemeot made the first das by son«.
hifll h .he reaael acquired some negat.vo buoy- incursion into this neighborhood,
cease from his fuel and iron »vorrie of ths safe landing of the crew of Fay trat von Papen intoldCanada et al t-.- of g\aeitjr, hence no reason i» seen for it» aban¬
«
day feli ors n el
¦¦

*kal off,fera and directors of Shot Down Inder Manhattan Hridge yesterday afternoon lay attorn!,r ,; tl th" torpedoed steamship Donaconna. under might
bombs he useful CUDGELGERMANS through the leaky rivet insteel the port donment by the Serb».
.
»

,<.'..,) to by Assailant Who Flees. stronger light m ( his BRITISH of the forward battery tank. Greek King Givea I'p Trip.
saos* at iiic Hlppedreaae, »',r' Ths ship was carrying iron ore from story. He iOWS snad wall
"Water accumulated in the forward
,*'-*5^,*w
to the pro
"g« ¦¦' H. Bartlett »ml other I:< ly Heruso^an Oliver Street candy Aceopspenied only by Ma Sydney, N. S.. to I'.nglish ports, when |'»e (axeman's ( !ub in Trent h Fighting lead-lined tank and through King Con»tartine of Greece haa
: -..
the the oil monarrli occupied a conspicuo-,! sunk mar Falmouth. (nnllniie.l on puge 3. rolnn.n t battery tanks overflowed into abandone«! hi* projected visit tofrom Sa¬
»
'*' '" '*' n,::k«-r, was phot and killed under in Flanders. corroded slop to diipatchei
**y*r f- Hartford Railroad * ompany Manhattan Hridge, botwoon .Vadr-oti position in a lower right hand box, bu Toronto, Oct. 27. British troops in the battery cel'.s in contact with sul¬ lónica, according All
1 '"
pending in th« and Monroe streets, last night by a man Bohedy m the audienre of 1,000 seeme« phuric acid ir. the cells, generating the Athen« to-night. preparationa for
,
[rt.Tr-*'¦ ¦.> ourt ¿f Massachusetts, who escaped. Four shots which were to him. Flanders have adopted the weapon of chlorine gas. royal journey had been made, but
-
recognize the cavemen for hand to hand fighting the Kin«» finally concluded that, owing
rji
.~« a,"¡ intei
ifhte of totioo Ol ra'd MB."
tiUirry «nd Ogden Hash.
¦¦ und assist the plain-
eaora in enforcing the
fired attracted the attention of Patrol¬ Mr. «»eehefeller wa« apparentlj
man Graebe, and he came up whil« amused and interested throughout th«
wound-
Beruso was still breathing. The where performance, but even the Hippodrom«
sd man was taken into a store, admitted last nicht that
Suffrage in Practice m the trenches.
A letter, received by the Rev. A. Lo¬
nephew, describes
Vessel Begins to Dive.
"The vessel developed a strong
dency to dive. I'pon
to the preience of the Allied com¬
ten¬ manders, the «ituation might become
these intimations embarra*sing and lead to a miiinter-
*. of the official calli he would
' lire»» agent
he died before tho arrival of an ambu¬ tho oil man did not do any applaul: r:g, In next .Sunday's Tribune the Governors anrl other gan Geggie from his
as a club, or, in mili¬ of danger there
followed up-rudder, pretatio be compelled make.
These ar». the proce*d,ngs In which lance. a officiais of the States which have Woman the instrument
a "knobkerne." It is but, due to the poor
divin» qualities of to
2**F'** «*ars ar.d Ogden are Inter¬ The police obtained the namesand of two
ASKS RETRIAL prominent how tary vocabulary,
policeman s the vessel, aggravated by the additional
Prince George of Greece, brother of
ests«!, aad Ml I 'or.-/ at once beiran to witneaaea who saw Beruso fall Raw SCHMIDT Suffrage answer eight straightforward questions
of
on
the
of wood and similar
truncheon, being weighted with
to a
lead quantity of water taken in through the King, arrived at Salónica to-night.
He haa been appointed military gov¬
a man run into Madison Street and
'JtkIthat
'"' ***'* "-»'»'ution by aasert-
-,-.ni"''"'it wan simply an effort to g« t Michael Fnscopf Anna Autmuller Die-d Afler Operation, it works. This is the most convincing answers to
,.nd very liberally studded with boot the port wall of the forward battery
not respond, but, n ernor of the district
of which the port
disappear. They were query, "But is it really practical?" tank, the vessel did
" ."¦* Haver
treasury to pay for the ari'i David Smoiin, of M Moaroc Street. Argument of (ounael. frequent tacks. fact, continued to descend. Downward is the centre.
Bulgarian and Turkish minutera
¦m,iT'":'.'.'"
would
"'¦ ,h»'- *'". '.ompany
¦''"¦ il He Mr.
ami Mr.
nl thousand visitors at the Al
lifiiH'r were at tho scene of (he trial Albany, Oct. '¿1. Arguing for a con- new Whatever your political preferences
information contained
are, you owe
in this E-BOATS SINK FOUR MORE pellers were stopped.
The
momentum was gained before the pro¬ at Athen» called on Premier Zaimn to¬
tiVA. ne hmi
* r9H* vtI»*i hattll during in behalf ef Hans Srhmidt, it to yourselfto get the "Automatic blow was tripped, and day their and aaked permission for the troops
.trt.iu"' "''-/rave what he be grime SSOl aft«-r it was committed -.'il of killing Anna Aumullcr in tien Your newsdealer can make sure that you government to pursue the
,'"."' York in 1911, Alphonse K«.».|ble today symposium. German Steamer» Torped«»ed in Baltic, blow valve on auxiliary tank opened in of Serbs and Allies into Greek territory
"
'«»»on» that, any s.jrh order to-day. to check downward mo-
tit.eA
.v'fiTr1'^ '*""' ¦** »"to of the " Typhoon in Luzon Kill« 170. Baked the I oiirt «f Appeal» te be «I- do get it.if you Russia Say«. the endeavor
«ubma- mentum. took Manoeuvring with propellers, should the occasion ariae.
: r'\ to ""'"''y ']h* resolution Manila, Oct. 27. A typhoon in south- l«,4v«.<| to »how that thean girl died fron Petrograd, Oct. 27. Britiih The appreciable Greek The presence of foreign troopa on
»».
was
relented********* "fscrap
atletei.,V
»he h«
t*** N'sw Haven
«rri Li/on lulled at
and injured nearly 800. Damage to
property and to theat hemp
least 170 persons hemorrhage
and rice Attorney, requested
following
Robert C. Taylor, A«»istant District
the
trial.
operation.
court to
Sc-hrnidt
uphold iîlî». &itttiiaij tUnlnmi rinei have aunk four
steamers
Thi«
in the
announcement
Baltic.
more probably
German

ia made in trie up
length of time tanks
of
in ballast
sufficient
place.
requisite for
quantities
air to build
for the expulsion wa« contrary
placed
of water re- and in Macedonia
soil, the minister« complained,
the
to the spirit of neutrality
Bulgarian forces operat¬
in a difficult politlón.
halí5 *í"1 ,BU'#«««« that has
y"r,% i;h»"''"*'>
th. proeeedlng, Wlott opened ithl)ti Is estimated
heavy landslide involved Ita isportion
$1,000,000. A the record of the
of tried twice. The jury diiagreed on the
w»«¡
Firtt tt Latt.tht Truth: Nrrwt.Editorials.Advert utmtntt Russian official «tatement mued «*.'
mmmmatS ea pa«e «, eeidha . j
ing
Premier Zaimis, In-arspiy, sited
«>o re
w.th tUtOMOnt thnt a the volcano <>t Mayon. believed first trial. In both caaea hii defence Bight. .-.
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C^Maeeo: eei ymge t, us', üb Americaus mate hurt» Was liiian-y,/.
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