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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
ROOSEVELT TO
TAKE STUMP TO
HELP OUT TAFT
BRYAN INFORMED OF PRESl'
DENTS PLANS
EXECUTIVE TO MAKE AT LEAST
SIX BIG SPEECHES
Concluding Talk Will Be Made at San
Francisco, According TO Author
itative Advices In
FaIrvieW
rnu Asaociaied press.l

Z INCOLN, Neb., Oc,. 4.-That Pres
tdent Roosevelt. fully intends to
Ia take the stump III favor of the
candidacy of Mr. Taft was the infor-
nation received at Eairview today
from the east.
II was said ths ivites came from
persons upon whom reliance could be
placed, and were to tic effect that Mr..
Roosevelt is planning to make at least
six speeches in the course of trip
from the Atlartic t. Ike Pacific, the
concluding speech t. he delivered at
San Francisco, witt numerous short
speeches en- route.
Mr.. Bryan refused however, to make
any comment o. the subject.
Change in Plans
In order to devote still further at
tention to the state oe Iowa, the DEM
ocratic candidate tonight announced a
change in his plans iE connection with
his trip to Chicago where on the night
of October he is to meet Mr.. Taft at
a banquet.
Instead of leaving here Tuesday after
noon and going direct to Chicago, as
had been arranged. Mr. Bryan will
start tomorrow night for Des Moines,
froms which poin- on Tuesday he will
proceed to Perry Talnma and Cedar
Rapids and deliver ser speeches, while
from the rear pldtforrn of the train en-
route, he probably win make several
short talks.
To Visit ST. Louis
Although it has not been definitely
settled, it is now planned that Mr..
Bryan shall speak il St. Louis Friday
evening, and then rs-enter Kansas on
Saturday for full day in that state,
returning to Lincoln Sunday.
1t also is likely that before making
his final trip into the middle west and
the east he will spend day or so in
campaigning In his home state.
Tomorrow evening MI. Bryan will
go out to Havelock, where are located
the shops of the Burlington railroad, to
address the laboringmen.
Mr.. Taft few days ego spoke at the
same place.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
SEES BEAR TEAR
BABY TO PIECES
MOTHER WITNESSES AWFUL
ACT OF BEAST
Anqered Because Soda Water Is Re-
fused, Big Animal Attacks Infant
and Dismembers It-FinaIly
Isl Killed
rsy Associated Press. ]

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. A terrible
tragedy was enacted at the Elysian
Grove pleasure park this afternoon
when an immense black bear escaped
from a cage and charged upon throng
of visitors The animal was released
from her cub and had been in the habit
of getting soda pop at the bar.
When she escaped she went there and
was driven out by the attendants, put
returned and when again driven away
and an attempt was made to drive her
into the cage she became enraged ana
charged the crowd.
The wife of a Southern Paci1c en-
ploye named Buss Laird ran with go
cart containing a year old infant ana
the bear pursued and snatched the IN
fant out and tore it to pieces before
the mothers eyes. The animal was at
tacking the woman when a shot from
policeman's revolver stopped 1T and the
bystanders opened fusilade and hlled
the brute with bullets. The bear had
been closely confined since a week ago.
when she attacked a small boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
.FLATLY REFUSES TO
SURRENDER RAILWAY
by Associated press.l

SOFIA, Oct. 4.--The latest commu-
nication from the Bulgarian govern
ment to Turkey is fiat refusal TO
surrender the Oriental railway.
The principality declines to deal with
Turkey in the matter, according 10
current reports.
The greatest excitement pervades the
people. and yesterday all the ministers
left for Rustchuk, on the Danube
where they will meet Prince Ferdi-
nand, who Is returning from abroad.
A council will be held which Is ex-
pected to bring the matter to a crisis.
The attitude OF the English press
against Bulgaria causes surprise mere
and general dissatisfaction.
Turkey Ready for Trouble
CoNSTANTINOPLE, Oct. AL
though a peaceful settlement of the
Bulgarian question is desired, Turkey
is pushing preparation to meet any de-
velopment in the situation.
orders have been issued for the first
division of the cavalry. consisting of
six regiments, to be ready for imme-
diate departure with eight regiments
of the Second corps and six of the
Third. Turkey thus will have twenty
regiments on the frontier as opposed
to eleven Bulgarian regiments, of
which six are at Philippolis, two at
Sofia and three on the Roumanian
frontier.
Soldiers Enthusiastic
The Bulgarian soldiers are most en-
thusiastic.
This being Mohammed fete season
work usually Is relaxed. but now the
officers are making speeches to the
men telling them that as Turkey has
threatened war with a small country
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
FRENCH PRESS INDICATES
PROBABLE DEVELOPMENTS

PARIS, Oct. 4.-The French govern
ment Is absorbed in the Balkan crisis.
Official advices which have been re-
ceived here leads the Temps to an
nounce that at Tirnova tomorrow
Prince Ferdinand, the reigning prince
of Bulgaria, will proclaim the inde-
pendence of Bulgaria and will assume
the title of czar of the Bulgarias.
"Roumelia will be included in the
proclamation" says the Temps, "but
probably Turkey will not acquiesce,
and a Turko-Bulgarian war is there
fore likely.
THE only thing TO interfere with
his program is Prince Ferdinand's
possible hesitation at the last mo-
ment. but this morning. his resolu-
tton appeared to be definite"
The Temps adds that Austria is
ready to compensate Turkey for the
definite seizure of the provinces of
Bosnia and Herzegovina by the retro
cession of San Jak of Novipazar,
which Is under partial military occu-
patton by Austria-Hungary in virtue
of a convention between that power
and Turkey, concluded in 1879.
Inquiries in competent circles seem
fully to confirm the Temps informa-
ton. President Fallieres, Premier
Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Pi-
chon held consultation today rela-
tlNO " q lCItCL fliLpcTOr FTdl1ClS
Joseph, which was transmitted to the
president yesterday by Count Khevin-
huller- Metsch. the Austrion ambassa-
dor, and which Is understood to be
identical with the letters which have
been transmitted to other chiefs of
state notifying them of Austria's in
tention, in view of the change in the
situation in the Balkans, to tighten
the bonds which unite Bosnia and
HerZagOVina to Austria
France is disposed to act cautiously
in this matter.
If the treaty of Berlin is to be torn
up, the main fear Is that this will be
followed by scramble for ''compen-
sation," Greece claiming Crete: Italy,
Albania, and other powers seeking sim
liar acquisitions.
Itself largely interested, France is
in a position to enact the role of har-
monizer between the rival interests.
The first move Is likely to be a sug-
gestion that any changes shall be
made in accordance with the diplo-
matte chart OF the Balkans laid down
by the powers in 1878.
The presence here at this time of
M. Iswolsky, the Russian foreign min
lister, is declared fortunate.
Late tonight it was announced the
French government must leave the ini-
tiative in the publication. of the text
or the emperOrS letter 10 FRANCIS JO-
seph himself, but information. origi-
mating APPARENTLY from an authorita-
tive source in Vienna, indicates that
the letter exposes the general situa-
tion In the Orient and emphasizes the
possible consequences of a Turko-Bui-
garian conflict and the position in
which Austria would be placed
thereby.
The emperor, it is said, declares he
viii NOT take the initiative in breaking
up the Berlin treaty. but that Austria
Hungarian interests force him to take
int oaccount certain eventualities
which may follow the proclamation of
Bulgarian independence which he says
appears imminent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
NOTED ARIZONA MAN
BROWNS AT NIAGARA
Is Swept Over American Falls to His
Death-Figured Prominently
in Star Route
Cases
[By Associated press.l

TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. A telegram
received today by the family of Brew
ster Cameron gave the information
that he had lost his life at Niagara
Falls Friday when he slipped from a
bridge and was swept over The Amer
lean falls. The body was recovered
today.
Cameron was on business trip east.
He was one of the best known men in
the southwest, with large property in
terests in Arizona, Texas and Mexico.
He became prominent a number of
years ago when assisting his uncle,
Attorney General Brewster in the
prosecution of the Star route cases.
He was formerly United States mar
shall of Arizona and was offered the
governorship on the resignation of
Governor McCord. f
He is survived by a wife and son,
Brewster Cameron, jr., of Kansas City,
and two daughters, the wife of Captain
Briggs at Fort Riley, Kansas, and the
wife OF Captain Brady of the Preside.
San Francisco.
Mr.. Cameron first came here in 1882.
He was special agent under Attorney
General Brewster; later a receiver Of
the United States land office and after
ward clerk of the United States court.
He was also a government contractor
In Cuba during the Spanish war and
during the war in China of the Boxer
rebellion.
Afterward while at Manila he was
sent to Washington as a representative
of the chamber of commerce of Manila
in the interest of Governor General
Taft, of whom a complaint had been
made to President Roosevelt. He was
commercially interested in Manila and
New York in the firm of Cameron &
Mclaughlin.
Brewster Cameron, jr., the son. ar
rived at Niagara Monday night. Brew
ster Cameron was national character,
being in close touch with the govern
ment from the presiden. down. both in
civil and army circles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
TRUST MAGNATE
LIKES Mr.. TAFT
Man Who Divorced He Wife to Wed
Actress Has Palace Car with Or
chestra Boosting Roose-
veIt's Nominee
[Rx Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-William Ellis
Corey, president of the steel trust, is
the newest representative of "Mono-
poly Row. to publicly advocate the
election of Judge Taft.
Mr.. Corey is best known to the world
as the man who divorced his wife to
marry the actress. Maybelle Gilman.
He came to Chicago this week with
the latest Mrs. Corey, travelling in a
special palace car, aboard of which was
an orchestra composed of twelve musi-
clans.
1t was while travelling in this luxuri-
Gus manner that the head of the steel
trust gave out the interview urging
the election of the Republican presi-
Dental candidate.
Mr.. Corey stopped the music aboard
his palatial train long enough to say
to newspaper men:
Judge Taft is all right. He is a
man of great ability. 1 believe he will
make an able president. I think he
will be elected"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05

LONDON. Oct. A report tonight
from Vienna states:
1.-THE Bulgarians have faith in their
army. which has reached a high state
of efficiency, although 1t is perhaps
lacking in officers. and the war FOR
which Bulgaria has long been suspect
ed of preparing could be fought with
more advantage. for her now than later
on"
The esemperor of Austria, 1t is under
stood, has dispatched a letter to the
president of France setting forth his
intentions regarding Bosnia and Herze-
govina. although the contents or the
letter are kept secret, and ne Is send
Revelation Incredible
1t seems incredible that Emperor
Francis Joseph, who always has been
a scrupulous observer of forms, should
reveal his plans to other nations be-
own parliament.
One explanation is that the letter
was not intended for delivery until
Tuesday, when identical notes would
be presented to the other powers.
While Austria's action with regard
to the two provinces may not techni-
cally be called annexation. 1t Is be-
Iieved 1t will amount to that, whatever
it may be called.
Apparently the emperor is determined
that the destiny of these provinces
shall be Austrian, not Turkish.
For thirty years they have been ad-
ministered by Austria Hungary but
they have always remained theoreti-
caliy Turkish territory, and Austria
pledged that her administration should
not derogate Turkish interests.
English Surprised
The British government has made
proposals to the two countries looking
to the settlement of the railway case
and the other powers have given sup
port to the plan which contemplates
the temporary restoration of the rail-
way to Turkey ito save her face" and
then transferance from the company
to the Bulgarian government.
The English press expressed surprise
that Austria and Bulgaria should plot
against Turkey and asks If the great
powers will submit to having obstacles
placed in the way Of the regeneration
of Turkey.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
TOM LAWSON BADLY HURT
BY FALL FROM HORSE

EGYPT. Mass, Oct. 4.-Thomas w.
Lawson. the we'll known financier, was
thrown from his carriage while driving
near North Scituate today and severe
ly injured by the fall and by being
kicked by the horse. Mr.. Lawson was
picked up unconscious. taken into
nearby drug store and attended by a
local physician Later he was removed
to his home, Dreamwold, IN TINS town
in an automobile.
He did not recover consciousness un-
til late today. At Dreamwold late to-
night his son, Arnold Lawson, said
that while Mr.. Lawson was badly
bruised his injuries were apparently
not serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
RETIRING BOARD WILL FILE
REPORT ON VETERAN TO-DAY

reorganized especially to suit Col.
Stewards rank, and the special
board assembled at Washington
September %.
Prominent in the personnel are
Brig. Gen. w. P. Hall, Col. E. A.
Goodwin and Lieut.. Col. w. H.
Macarthur.
Much conjecture is INDUCED in
as to the outcome of the repart,
although the best informed opin-
ion is that Col. Stewards retire
ment will be effected.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
WinnIpea Strike on

WINNIPEG, Oct. 4.--The Canadian
Pacific mechanics strike has been Of
ficiaily declared off.
The settlement of this strike was
first announced today through the
Conservative government in this prov
ince.
Hon. Robert Rogers has been in Mon
treal for some days with the view OF
bringing the contending parties to-
gether, and succeeded.
; The terms are those brought in by
the board OF conciliation and the Le-
mieux act for settling labor disputes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
[Ry Associated Press.l

ONDoN Oct which threaten change the political
face of Europe crystalzng with ghtnngke rapidity
IL Almost night the horizon of the which seemed
gradually assuming peaceful appearance has become crowded with
clouds
reached here from several that two definite
impending which cannot fail to bring matters to crisis
md immediate
One is the proclamation of Prince Ferdinand of the independence
Bulgaria which will include Roumeia taking for himself the title
o
The other by Austria Hungary of the prac
of Bosnia and Herzegovina
panages the unbarian Their action will be
equivalent tearing the treaty of Berlin while Prince Fer
dnand almost certain recptate between
Bulgaria and Turkey.
possibilities the quarrel the Roumean
railway sinks into significance Both armies
reported quietly and swiftly mobzng the borders Bull
g said be buying munitions and horses extensive
seal
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
COLEGROVE CAR
TURNS TURTLE
INMATES BRUISED AND CUT,
ONE BADLY HURT
Axle Snaps While Rounding Curve at
Full Speed, and Passengers and
Car Men Have Extraordi-
nary Escape

With a crash thatl could be. heard for
half a mile heavy eastbound car from
Colegrove to Los Angeles jumped the
track at the curve near the West Olive
sub-station yesterday morning, broke
off a trolley pole, scraped along on it's
side for thirty feet, then slowly toppled
over on the roof with the wheels spin
ming around in the air and the pas
sengers inside shaken about like corn
: in a pepper.
OF the five passengers, who included a
woman with a 2-year-old baby, only
one, Frank o. Sundquist, a tailor of 126
West Third street, was seriously enough
injured. to require his removal to the
Sisters hospital. The other passen-
gers, who were severely bruised and
cut by the flying glass, went to their
homes.
Car No. 159 of the Los Angeles Pacific
line, left Colegrove few minutes be-
fore a. m. 1t was in charge of Motor
man Warfield and Conductor Ely. Sun
day morning traffic on the line is light,
and when the car started there were
but five ssengers-Sundquist Fred t.
Lea, who lives at Hoover and Santa
Monica avenue a boy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Goodrich and little daughter
Elizabeth.
The car was travelling at its usual
rate of speed, as it was on time. The
curve at the foot of hill a short dis
tance from the West Olive station is
almost full speed" curve. and little
slow-up is required of motormen at
this point AS the car took the curve
the forward axle broke completely off,
probably owing to some hidden flaw in
the steel.
Trucks Wrenehed Off
The break was close to the wheel on
the left side of the car, causing the
forward part to sag to the ground. AL
most instantly the forward trucks We're
wrenched off and the car fell on it's
side between the double tracks.
The poles which support the overhead
wires are between the tracks at this
point. One of them was directly in the
path of the car, and Motorman Ely
sprang to one side to keep from being
struck by it, The thick metal buffer
caught the pole squarely and broke ii
off close to the ground. Neither the
Inotorman nor conductor, who was on
the rear platform, had time to jump
lContinucd ON Page Twol
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
ANNEXATION OF PROVINCES
TO BE SOON ACCOMPLISHED

VIENNA, Oct. 4.-The annexation OF
the provinces of Bosnia and Herzego-
vina by Austria, it is believed, will not
be long delayed.
The foreign office. however, refuses
lContinued ON Page Threel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05

they must pull themselves together un-
less they wish to go like sheep to
slaughter. The men have been greatly
affected by these words and have de-
manded that their whole time be given
over to drilling.
Ambassador Leaves
ROME. Oct. 4.-Count Won Lutzow,
the Austro- Hungarian ambassador of
Italy, left here today for Racconigi for
the purpose of delivering Emperor
Francis Joseph's letter to King Victor
Emmanuel.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
Bishop Seriously III

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. Alright
Rev. Michael Tierney, Catholic bishop
of the diocese of Connecticut, was
stricken by apoplexy last night and
is in a critical condition. His physi-
clans fear he will not recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
Especial to The FIerald.1

WI ASHINGTON, Oct. 4.--
wv The full report of the re-
' organized retiring board
of the army in the case of Col.
William F. Stewart probably will
be filed with the war department
tomorrow afternoon.
Medical members of the board
have made FIVE physical exami-
nations of the old army officer,
who insists he is sound and does
not want to be retired.
The regular retiring board was
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-05
HORIZON OF EUROPE
DARK WITH CLOUDS
OF BALKANS CRISIS
Two Vital Strokes Impending Which May
Change Political Face of Old World Ma
tiOnS-War Imminent
BULGARIAN PRINCE TO BECOME CZAR

Proclamation of independence Expected To-
day-Austria- Hungary Announces Prac-
tical Annexation of Provinces of
Bosnia and Herzegovina Treaty
of Berlin Virtually Torn Up
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
new WEDDING VEIL
LATEST FASHION CHANGE ~
BRIDAL COSTUME.
Ecoronet" Idea Has Proved Very
PopuIar-Arransement That Adds
Height to the Wearer-Better
Than Old Style.

One Of the latest fashion changes is
seen in the arrangement of the we'd
ding veil to make it a distinctly be.
coming feature of the bridal costume.
Heretofore wells have been worn In
rather a set style simply because 1t
was the way they had been adjusted
for years. But the new coronet veil
is proving a great success with almost
every type of bride. The idea of the
arrangement is to give height to tbs
wearer. The soft outstanding puffs OF
tulle add two or three inches to the
brides stature, and they also impart
an added amount of dignity to her
orange-crowned head.
Tulle is used for these wells as it is
much softer than lace and much more
becoming than heavier meshes, unless
the lace happens to be ivory tinted
with age. Besides, tulle is far more
easily draped than heavy lace First
the ven is put on over the head in the
usual way, then the front ends are
caught in series of outstanding puffs
that encircle the front OF the head.
These are confined to the hair by a
small wreath Of orange blossoms worn
like a coronet. The traditional flow
ers do not dominate the head dress,
but form a delicate finish as they lie
half shrouded in puffs of tuIle
The coronet veil arrangement is be-
coming from all points Of view, thing
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
4 VOLUNTEER COMPANY
ORGANIZED AT AACO
Hose and a Cart Has Been
Ordered and Much Interest
Is Manifested.
Especial to Review

NACO, May 5.-A volunteer fire de
partment has been organized here dur
ing the past week and much interest
has been displayed by the member
ship towards the equipment of first
class department The chief is Dep
uty Sheriff E. p. ELS and mis- assist
ant is Henry Montgomery. Four
fire plugs have been placed already
and are now ready Tor use. Three
hundred feet of hose has been re
ceived from the manufacturers, and
a like amount is now on the way, as
is hose reel. An electric signal has
been installed which is connected
with the pumping plant of the Bisbee-
Naco Water company, and in case of
fire additional pressure can be OBJ
tanned. The cart will arrive here in
about a week and soon afterwards the
members of the department win test
the hose and indulge in practice work.
This is the first department of any
strength. the town has had and the
citizens can be assured that the mem
bers will be on hand whenever there
is any cali for assistance.
Senior Toribio Garcia, Mexican con-
sui here, has purchased the Curry
property and is at present residing
there. He also purchased the private
building which was used for public
school purposes for some time. and
has established his headquarters
there.
Chonk Fay, a Chinese merchant at
Cananea, passed through here today
for Hong Kong, China. He Travelled
under bond, so to speak.
Ranger Horn, who recently resign
ed from the force, has left for his old
home, Philadelphia
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06
GRAVE cHARGEST
AGAINST A RICH LAWYER

NEW YORK, May 4.--The case Of
Carl Fischer-Hansen, millionaire law
yer and philanthropist, was called for
trial today in the court OF general
sessions Hansen is charged with ex-
tortion and it is said there are likely
to be sensational revelations at the
trial.
1t is alleged that Hansen compelled
a Philadelphia business man to pay
him $4,000 to prevent the latter from
being brought to trial on an infamous
allegation in which boy figured.
Hansen declares that he took a re-
tainer from this man and later aban-
doned the case as he discovered that
there were wide ramifications to it
involving New York and Philadelphia
men of prominence in the social and
business world.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-06

that could not be said Of the old-fash-
toned way of wearing the veil 1t is
queenly from the direct front, 1t is ef-
fective from the back and when seen
in profile it imparts a distinct charm
to the white ROBBED figure Of the bride.
There is this important point for the
prospective bride to bear in mind
when she is deciding upon her bridal
costume. She will be looked at from
an entirely different point of view
than when she dresses for an ordinary
social function. Her part in the wed
ding picture will be one viewed in
perspective, and her costume should
be arranged accordingly. A few inches
added to her height will be all the bet
ter and the lines of her gown should
be the long, dignified. ones which
characterized courtly danes Of olden
times.