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Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
CLARK'S FALLS
Summer Guests from New York Ar
 rive-.Persenals.

Mrs Katherine Green of New York city arrived at the village this last week and is now in her rooms in II r. Babcock's house, While on her way
 here Mrs Green stopped over at New Haven. New Britain and other pla ces 1 coming by automobile and electric roads On the same day that she ar-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
Who is Going and Coming Incidents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
UNCASVILLE

Mrs. Eugene Chapman Entertains- Church Addition Has Been Start ed-With the Sunday School Pic nickers = MontviIIe Team Defeated Hanover
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
HANOVER

Rev. J. F. Verein Will Preach-Sur-
 prise for Charles and Curtis Borden --AirIie Mill Running Overtime Local People at Dairymen's Meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-27

Rev. J. Frederick Vergin, curate of Grace church, Elizabeth, N J., who is a guest at the home of MT and Mrs. E. w. Bingham, will preach in Han over Congregational church next Sum- day.
 Miss Ruth Standish had as her guest last week her cousin, Miss Rose Stan dish, of East Orange, N. J.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
OFFICIAL COUNT
STARTS N HuERFANO
AND Las ANIMAS

Much interest eenters in the Off
cial canvass OF the votes cast at the
general election Tuesday. Because
Of the close race Of the county candi-
dates as shown BY the complete hut
unofficial returns. there is no little
speculation on the outcome. The Of
ficial count will decide the claims be-
tween Fred Clark and Robert r. Ross
for county Judge; between Juan Ro-
nero and w. l.. Wills for county
treasurer; between n. n. Wycoff and
Senator Barela for senator, and be-
tween the candidates on the judicial
ticket.
The official count began in Huer-
fepo county this morning. The Off
cial canvass In Las Animas county
will begin this afternoon and 1t will
he Monday or Tuesday before the re-
suit on each candidate is known. In
tho meantime the Repu blicans claim
the election Of every county cand!-
date but coroner and the fusionists
claim county Judge. state senator.
treasurer and a majority for J. J.
Hendrick.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
IN GEMS
LOST IN Sewer

Los Angeles. calf. Nov. ?.---Max
Levy. - New York diamond salesman.
stated to friends here today that gems
o; his. valued at $22.a0U had been
lost through Il drain in a bath tub
.l!V,crd,y TO his temporary ginat
mental anguish,
Levy valued the diamonds so great
ly that he would not trust them even
to the safe in the hotel where he was
Il guest. II. carried them in small
chamois bag about his neck even
when bathing. which he was doing
when the string supporting the bag
broke and the diamonds disappeared
through the drain.
Levy dashed down four flights of
stairs and told his troubles to hotel
clerk. An engineer soon recovered
the diamonds for Levy. who present.
ed his rescuer with a diamond pin.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
''ADIoS G. 0. P.,"
SAYS P0INDEx1ER

Spokane. Wn.. Nov. 9.--That III.
Republican party cannot longer coun,
on Senator Miles Poindcx,er OF
Washington. whether that party has
u majority In the senate or not. was
his own statement her. today
Il ran for congress- and the senate.
as Progressive Republican" s.na-
tor PoindeNtcr said. Suppose now
! shall leave off the last word. !; is
my intention TO star, the next SER
sion Of congress rs n member Of the
Progressive party.
II declined to caucus with 'h. Re-
publicans when they were strong and
fail to ss why should do so when
they are weak
His statement was made In answer
to a query AZ to whom h" would sup.
port for president pro tcmporc OF
the renntc when congress convcnrs
In December.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
RACE WAR STARTS
IN TEXAS SALOON

For, Stockton. Texas, Nov. a.-The
fact that this town has tn. only .a-
loon In n radius OF nearly a hundred
miles has caused . McXicnn-A rica n
race outbreak. Two MeXicans were
killed and three wounded last night.
and today all Americans are armed.
with u patrol watching all the
streets.
a baud Of Mexicans las; night dis
armed Constable Tom Scott and were
shouting at him when Sheriff Baker
came upon the scene and opened fire
with a pistol. When the smoke
cleared Francisco Salinas and Bru-
bencio Gonzales were dead and six
others were wounded. The trouble
was the outcome Of weeks drinking
and debauch by a squad Of Mexican
railroad laborers who had been work
ing in prohibition territory for scv-
eral months. It is planned to keep
Mexican railroad laborers from en-
tering town tonight. Rangers from
III Paso are expected to arrive tomor-
row.
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Gambling Closes in
Trinidad Tonight

Gambling. NM has n.on running
wide open In violation Of tn" law 'os
twc years. ends tonight and becomes
a thing of the pns' In Trinidad. The
I'd goes on Every roulette wheel
stops. slo, machines go to tho wall
and the army al gamblers f!I,d them
i"lvcs iiR" C'u'ilu with Occupation
gene" The word has gone forth
among the gamblers to shut down
This word was pHssed around and the
was mad" this afternoon.
tina; every plnc" where amy kind OF
gambling had been carried ON had
received ordrrs 10 put til. lid down
tight.
This voluntary eiampinc of til. lid
Is only 20 b" expected now that the
result OF the election In tn. ,udicial
district l. known More than fit.
Of the salooum'u and oIncr indiridu-
ala NJ. already under inhiotmen; FOR
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
WES16AARD FINDS
4 C0AST-J0-C0kST
AUTOMOBILE R0U1

Denver. Nov. s.-The discovery Of
a transcontinental highway by which
more than 100 miles can he saved be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific. ac.
compiishcd by A. l.. WestRaard, path
finder for the American Automobile
association. promises TO bring on q
sharp warfare between the boosters
for the new route and the Santa Fe
Trail association. which has been
working for several years to have
the old cattle highway used as the
official road between the coastx.
Officers of the good roads organi-
cations OF Denver are planning to
combat the efforts Of the Trail asso-
citation and probably Will send a
delegate to indianapolis to consult
with the men who are financing the
transcontinentai ro,fte. These men
are manufacturers of automobiles
and tires and they have subscribed
10 fund OF $23 100000. which will
he expended in developing the route
selected 30 as to make auto tripcs
from the East TO the exposition In
san Franciyco in 1915 possible and
com Portable.
The new route passes through Den.
yer. Idaho Springs. Sulphur Springs.
Glenwood Springs and Grand Juno.
ton. and for more than 800 miles al
ready 10 in such good condition that
It will require only u small amount
OF money TO put Il on q par with the
best roads In the mountain region.
On the Utah end the road. however.
IL sadly in need Of repair. but the
residents Of the towns through which
It passes are most enthusiastic and
have agreed to give all the aid they
can In perfecting 1t.
II Is admitted that the Santa Fe
trail is in better physical condition
at present, but 1t traverses region
which IL largely prairie and devoid
of scenic attractions such as abound
on every mile OF the route which
Westgaard and c. NJ. kittredge Jr..
representing the Denver Motor club
and the Chamber Of Commerce. are
now locating. Tho party. which has
been accompanied by automobile en-
thusiasts from the various towns
through which 1t has passed, will
reach Salt Lake today.
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0FFICIAL COUNT EXPECTED
TO RAISE MAJ0R|T|ES Of
THE FUSION CANDIDATES

clared to Mr.. Hendr!ck that the Pro-
grcSsiye vote In that precinct had not
been counted for the county ticket.
only for electors and stat. candida ts..
This will increase III. vote for the
fusion candidates.
The Advertiser today admits iha,
McHendrie has been elected although
briefly publishing the statem.n, thai;
he has Il majority Of but 80. In
Iluersuno county the Republicans
have conceded the result. The Wal
seburg World issued yesterday gave
the Republican ticket but l.e0e ma
jority and tho Independent. tho Demo
cratic newspaper which came out this
morning. announces the election OF
McIIendrie and H-ndrick. giving
the IiMerfano a}ority for Hunter on
iy l.l3O and on the front pape ap.
pears tn. cuts OF the winning candi-
dates.
Judge Henry Hunter upon step
ping OFF the c. & s. train last night
frankly admitted he was beaten.
Judge Hunter went to Walssnbu burg
yesterday morning and very soon
learned that his defeat was certain.
Over the long distance telephone at
3:50 yesterday afternoon jeff Farr
and County Clerk Montex gave the
result Of the vote and conceded the
election OF the judicial ticket.
II IL all over hut for the official
count. when the majority OF the fuS-
n candidates In the district Will be
known. Next January A. ". Mciien.
drie will take the oath as Judge OF
the third judicial district and John
J. Hendrick district attorney.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
WOMAN SHOOTS
FAMILY BOARDER

Grand Junction. Colo. Nov. o.
Joseph Water was xho, and probably
aftsjly wounded this morning hy
Mrs. Lena RehkusIer. n, the Rchkue-
Ter home near this city. Waters says
he began living with the family about
five years ago In Cripl. Creek and
came with them 10 Grand Junction
TWO years ago. Yesterday, accord
Ing to his story. Charles Rehku.lcr
told him that his wife and Waters
mmiT avoid each others company
Waters said he was packing his grip
this morning when Mrs. Rcrkug'.r
entered the room. drew revolver
and fired five shots. three taking cf.
feet. Waters Is In the hospital here
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gambling aud keeping gambling de-
vices. Forty oE nor" eases are pend
Ing on tn. district -our, docket and
nine'y-iwu cases az. on til. iorkc,
In tn" county cOur. 20 he heard In
December. sum. OF the shioonmcn
ard gamblers are defendant. on s.v-
oral separate informa,ions. All oI
ih".. cases have been continued on
tn" docket
The mex; day or two Will sec an
exodus GI the gambling fraternity.
As soon as the wheels stop there will
be no'hing l.f' to hold them her. aud
they will b" seeking other fields. No
surprise was exhibited when III.
word was passed aiong today to '.a-e
operations and store away til" para
phernalin. Gambling ended in Wal
scnbuig on Thursday. simultaneous
with tn" announcement; that III" fus-
ion Judicial candidates had been
elected.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

The official canvass OF the ballots
In the five counties OF the third judi
cial district Il expected to show that
4. ". Mcilendrie has carried the dis.
trict BY no, less than 375 majorit.
sud }. J. IIeudrlck by not less than
500. The election OF the fusion ju.
dicIsl tIcket has been conceded. but
the Republicans maintain that Me.
Heudsie has only 50 matority on the
complete returns. The epubiicanx
have boosted the Huerfsno county
majority for Hunter some two hun
dred votes and chopped off flfty
votas ON the Democratic and Pro&res.
sive nAJor!ty iu Prowers county. The
fusion candidates have lost q number
Of votes By the failure OF judges In
aoms Of the precincts OF Las Animas
and Huerfaao counties to count the
Progressive votes.
The correct ma tosity for MoHen.
orIe Ia Prowerx county Is :s3. This
ipfosmAtJon Was given out last night
By both chairmsn, Ths Rent county
0A3osisy il S;G and the Baca county
majority s0s. representing a total
majority OF 1895. The Republicans
elain majority Of 1897 In Hu.rfano
but the Democrats positively assert
that the majority there Ii no, more
than I.i30. Hunter claims major
Ity Of l<0 over jMcIiendric in l.as
AnlmAs county. but the official count
oay show isxs. Granting every Re-
publican claim. McHerdrie has ma
josi;y OF i2s In the district. and ac-
eapuug the Democratic statement In
Huerfano county with Hunters claim
Of l<0 in Las Animas county. McHen-
dris has 3SS 10 the good. Heudrick
led Hendssshot In this county by full
" two hundred votes and by either
Repubiiean or Democratic figures has
. substantial majority that cannot be
overcome.
Joha J. Hsndricx returned to
TriaiSad last night after looking over
sAs sltuatles.ia Haessano county. Ho
declared that Jeff Farr conceded the
electton Of the fusion judicial ticket
on Thursday night. lie also stated
that the Republican majority was no,
1897 but 1880. Moreover he declared
that In number OF precincts In
Huerfsno county election judges had
stated that they had not counted the
straight Progressive votes. One cleo
tioa clerk Of Primero precinct de-
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

NEWSPAPERS HELP
WILSON LISTEN"

Princeton. \. j.. Nov. 9.-"Vcry
useful and important indeed" was
the comment which President elect
Woodrow Wilson made today on the
array. OF editorials. statements and
declarations from prominent persons
being published In various n.wspa-
Pers advocating, or opposing an cx-
turif..
Are You going to take all these
with you on your vnca-
tion." was asked.
oh. no. replied the governor.
I've read them already. The
certainly are helping me-
in my listening policy"
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
RumORED CuNMEN
WILL PLEAD GUILTY

New York. Nov. 9.-Rumors per-
courts building today that the four
gunm"n indicted for shooting down
Herman Roscnthal desired to with
draw their pleas of not guilty and
enter pleas to murder in the second
degree. Their counsel denied. how
ever. any such move was contemplat-
ed and District Attorney Whitman
would make no comment. The pris-
oners themselves, Lefty Louie
Whitley Lewis" "Dago Frank" and
."Gyp the blood" had nothing to say.
There was no court sessions to-
day. The selection of the Jurors.
five of whom had been chosen yester-
day will be resumed Monday.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
MANN's ELECTION BILL

Washington. Nov. Sit cost Con-
g:essman James r. Mann, OF Illinois,
minority leader Of the house. $2.467
to be elected last Tuesday, according
to a report he has Just filed with the
clerk Of the house.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
PRISONERS IN MUT1NY

Chicago, NOV. v.-H"cause- Jhck
johnson, indicted under the Mann
law. was not placed in the negro sec
tion of cells. white prisoners at the
county Jail today caused disorder
that only the steel bars prevented
from becoming mutiny and forced
the jailer to remove the pugilist from
the white department
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

n MAN|GAL ON
STAND BARES
GRIMES
duplicates High Official
of Union in
Story
PAID SIPS A JOB
PAID SIPS A JOB

indianapolis. Nov. s.-For the
fira, time seen IN tn. public since
his arrest nineteen months ago. Orti,
McManigai related at the trial OF the
accused dynamic" Elottcrs'' today
his experience as u hired iynumit.r.
Tn. confessed accomplIcc OF tn. Mo
\amnra brothers As a government
witnesses directly accused Herbert :.
Hockih. now International secretary
OF tho Association OF Hfihr" and
structural Iron workers oi inducing
him t" do dynamitlng under pay oI
tn. union.
lie said liockin had threatened to
boycott him from every lob IL Ii" r'-
fused TO accept III" dynamitins com
mission
McManigai told how for more than
four years h" caused explosions about
tn. country against employees OF nom
union labor.
At IN. outset Mechanical asserted.
h" attempted to protect the lives OF
people Whenever setting Off "A bomb.
At his iirst job In Detroit. June -,
1907. he told OF pushing "a garbage
barrel against the rear door OF res
taufant SO the people would not run
out and be injured or killed by an
EXPLOSION across an alley.
II had been n member OF the Iron
Workers Union since 1903" said
Nc cManigai. In June. 1907. Hockin
cma- to me while I was working on
the Ford building In Detroit and said
the executive board OF the union had
decided to clean out the open shop
concerns Rnd that w,,s the ninn to
do IL
You used TO work In stone
quarry and you know how 10 use ex-
plosivcs.' he said. You'll b. paid by
the union
II protested but he told M" that
II did not do as tn. executive board
said he'd see that | was boycot,cd
against getting job. so finally
consented
II went to the ston. quarry OF my
ncle. William Brhm. at B!oomvillc,
Ohio. June 90. and brought back to
Detroit in u suit ease 81 pounds Of
dynamite. some fuses and caps.
Il told Iiockin ! had the dynamite
In my room. He said: An right
fou'v. ror. this far and YOU had
better pull Off the job between and
. u III. In tn. morning
In my room prepared three
bombs. each with 'i',y feet of fuse.
thea went back to tn. Ford build
ing and waited In an alley TO see II
there were any police about. Seeing
none. | pu, one bomb in the firebox
of the boiler in tn. building under
construction. another in an air COM
prcssnr and third near the cylin-
der
Joining the ends of the fuse at
one point | lighted all of them. They
were fixed to go off about ono Il. M.
II was then 10 p. III.
II again looked about the alley.
noticed n kitchen door at the rear Of
u restaurant opened on the alley op-
positc where the bombs were and,
thinking some people might run out
at the first explosion and be Injured
by the second or third, shut the
door and jammcd barrel of garbage
against it. Then I went to my room
and waited to hear the noise.
''It came about O'Clock. Later
| heard the news boys calling Extra
1T reminded mo | still had some
(CNntinIlpu
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
CLARKE IS GOVERNOR
ELECT OF IOWA.

Dcs Moines. la. Nov. 9.-Accord-
ing to complete returns from all
counties OF the state most of them
verified by county auditors. George
". Clarke. Republican. is governor
elcc, of Iowa. These figures. subject
to only the slightest possible revision
give Clarke 1Si007 and Dunno 1Sl.
y5G.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN
STATE OF WASHINGTON

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 9.-With sew
enty precincts missing. Ernest List
er, Democrat. has IL lead of 935 over
Governor Marion +. Hay. Republican
in the race for governor.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
FuSIoNIsIS CARRY
CITY OF TRINIDAD

The Democrats and Progvessives
carried the city Of Trinidad for most
Of their county candidates. The vote
in the eight precincts OF the city OF
Triuidsd IL best shown by the vote
o1 Clark and Ross for county Judge.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09
0uAkERS Defeat
MICH. ~ TO u

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov. Penn.
Iy,,anin this auNrr"cn won one Of
the most sensational football :amns
ever seen or Franklin field whcr she
defeated M'chiENu by the score Uf 81
to ~. Coming nom behind with the
score Of II to q against her, the Red
and Blue team scored n touchdown
only to have Michigan again pull
away by scoring another seven
points.
Pennsylvani On great line plung-
es brought the core up to 90. hui
missed goal from touchdown. A few
minutes later Marshall of Pernsyl-
vania, catching punt in midfield.
made a sensational run of fifty yards.
putting Pcnnsy iyLnia in the lead and
giving her the zane.
Marshall wa carried off on the
shoulders of the cXc!tcd Pennsylvania
rooters.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Paris. Nov. ..-ScrIous disorders
are reported to have broken out In
Conxtnntinoplc wh"r" kurd soldiers
are killing Christians IN the Galaia
quarter. according I" sp-rin, dis
patch iom Bucharest. KomanIa. pub
iishcd by the Paris Midi under re-
serve. Som. buildings OF the Turkish
capital are said to have been set on
lire. The banks and foreign cmbas-
sicx are guarded by dctachmcnts OF
Turkish troops who mr.. siiii obcdien,
10 discipline. .rs--.-.- u. .1 49, b.
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DRIVE TURKS To
THE LAST
DITCH

Vienna. Nov. s-Thc BulIarians
are now attacking with all their
strength tn. remaining Turkish po-
si,iona about Tcha'aija and the fall
of these vital Turkish d.fenses in
front oi Cons,antinopl- is only "a
matter OF hours. according to ioday's
dispatches from the R.Ichpost's cor
respondent.
The bulgarian third army has
penetrated FAR Into the forest region
south OF D"rk.s lake, preparatory 10
the advanc" on Consianiinopl.. Will.
the fis, army is engaged against the
main Turkish position east OF Tchat-
ALA. This position Is not yet com
pl.i.iy pierced, but the end OF tn.
Turkish rcsistanc. appears to b" In
sight.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Denver. Nov Denver univer-
sity defeated Baker university here
today by a score of ~ to 0. Outclassed
in the early stages of the game. Bak-
er rallied in the third quarter and
made a spirited rcsistance to the at
tack of the Colorado players. Tcg
McMillen. quarterback. was the star
ground gamer for Baker, using the
forward pass effectively Schroeder
and k0ensmln were the Denver
stars.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Final: Denver Il; Baker 0.
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Final. Harvard .; Vanderbilt =.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Paris. Nov. 3.-Chazi Ahmot Muk-
tar Pasha. the veteran victor OF kars
in the Russo-Turkisn war OF ls1.
and u former grand vizier explained
tho Turkish defeats thus:
The Turks have ruined all our
army. Former part of tn. officers
came from the ranks and the remain
der from the military schools. The
young Turks did not like that sys-
ten. They began by pensioning or
finding other situations for the men
who had risen from the ranks and
replacing them by youngsters from
the military academy. During three
years about l.500 joined in this way
but all of them were too young and
Inexperienced.
Our battalions of infantry. which
are 500 strong. and no officers eN-
cept at the outbreak of the war
whereas in the pas, they had always
sixteen or seventeen. What could
YOU expect our brave soldiers to do
without officers and without food.
for which We have no commissariat
department. They could do only one
thing They fled
Neither | nor tho Sultan will
never abandon Constantinople. My
sovereign will await both in his pal
ace. in my Office Thus kiamii
Pasha. grand viZier OF Turkey has
addressed the ambassadors of the
powers.
Kiamal Pasha informed the am
basadors in Constantinople that he
would maintain order there until the
end, according to a dispatch to the
Matin today. II. however. the Turk
ish capital should be occupied by the
invaders. the grand vizier declares
that he could not be answcrable for
what the cxaspcration of the popu-
iation might lead to. Anything that
might happen then would he on the
conscience of Europe. he said.
Norndunghain Pasha, Turkish
minister of foreign affairs. is direct
ing affairs with singular tenacity
and devotion in spite of his So years.
He appears to be cnthusing new life
into the population OF the Turkish
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Athens. Nov. ..-Thc capitulaiion
%! the Turkish fortress OF Saioniki.
as well ms Fort karaborun was sign
cd las, night. according to an o!ii-
'ial dispatch received by King
George OF E"rcc". Twenty-Five" thou
sand Turkish troops surrendered.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

tskuh. Nov. 9Th. battle which
resulted In the capture OF the Turk
ish city OF Prilip Tor pcricpoI by
the S.rvian troops was on. OF the
mos, severe that has been fought on
this side OF tn. balkan peninsula.
The Srrvians lost $500 Killed and
wounded while tn. Turks suffered
5000 in casualties. The battlefield
is still covered with corrscs.
Owing TO the broken nature Of tn.
country and III. poor railroad COM
munication. the members of the
Red Cross society are cncountcring
III. greatest difficulty in dealing
with the wounded.
The fall OF the Turkish stronghold
of Monas'ir which is now being at
tackled by Scrv!an and Greek col
umns. is expected hourly.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. 9.-Thc Dul-
rnrinn army bcsciging Adrianoplc
today captured Kartal,cpc and Pa
paztcp". two OF the outer lin. OF
forts defending tn" city. after a hcs-
peratc artillery duel The Bul.ar-
ian troops suffered - large number
of casualties.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Final: BuckncIl II; Navy {.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Final Yale 10: Brown o.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

CONTINUED on page twoD
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

Clark's city majority 6S.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-09

u its exception value NJ the price.
St's SURE to be advertised In the
CAropiels-News. slss the nsr.
ehsst would b hopelsasiy uupro-
gfeoivs.