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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
Powers Differ Over
Disposition of Spoils
of the Balkan War

Instead of the - mile stretch oi
the Adriatic coast hitherto claimed
by Scrvia, the same dispatch says
that ScrvIa now wants sixty miles
and that in return Montenegro Ia tn
get more than her allotment of the
district OF Noyipazar.
The correspondent adds, s!gnifi-
"1no emperor of Russia will be
taken as arbitrator between Serri't
and Bulgaria in regard TO these con-
quests which were not foresccn in tho
original agreement between the al
lies"
In the meantime the Bulgarian
troops in the vicinity of Tchorlu are
preparing to resume their advance
on Tchatalja After four nights and
four days Of continuous fighting
around Lule Bursas. the bulgarian
soldiers were given two days rest.
This period expired today aud the
troops by this time probably are
again on the move.
The Bulgarian army near Tchorlu
is being reinforced with troops taken
from the investing forces around
Adrianoplc, whose places in turn
have been taken by the Scryians.
\ second Bulgarian army. com
manded by General Kutinchoft, Is
marching along the coast of the sea
of Mormora to effect junction with
the Bulgarian army commanded by
General Dimitrieff at Tchatalia. To
get on the move quickly the Bulsar-
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ter last night by Fred ". Clark. Progress

A told At the West Theater night by Fred W. Clark Progress
ive Candidate for county Judge. , -. ,,,
that be might appointment the district court bench He
J. n judicial position the first
place by lie influence general counsel Of the
Ruater who with the at conference at the Co.
llnhNn hotel promised them protection.
G. Hsndehot Republican candidate district and
a.ehes proteee Of WslsenhurH accumulated
valuable Lands which be own, One d: prior to the
brown Denver He asked BY friend wh. he wanted the
Rsnlsrsh replied in the Of wtneses including Clark II
Est It all the work Will oe done oH oepues 'n ,o
will have to work again
Senator Cssiro Barea betrayed the Spanish people
whom he labor bill that has
railroad prison doors for votes and
made people Of his uoservent too 10
cSrity office. :. . :,
&herN j d esham used BY the shrewd
masts W the Republican party his oath Of office BY
opsny siding violation and supporting in the Newspaper he own.
alliance gambler He has
sSpoai man CHARGED q sheriff and neglected his
vicious element whose support
he ssehs.
Judse connted to b used for
ps pspees fulfilled the pledges the In eoninu.
eGlaRh1inG
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The uast majority of the people of Las
An;mas county are in favor Of the Progress
size ticket. 1t only remains to be seen
whether the gang can buy or steal enough
pote, to land their henchmen in office again.

found to be loaded" with crooked
attachments. He related how as n
result OF this raid the officers who
took part In 1t were discharged and a
short time later Officer Brighton was
murdered. He did not lay the rcspon-
sibility OF this crime upon the shoul-
dcrs OF the gang. but said that the at
titude of the gang had so Influenced
Il weak mind as to take the life of an
he lived.
He told OF the recent conference at
which Hendershot, Hunter. Farr and
others made promises Of protection
to the gamblers for their support of
the Republican ticket. In his remark
concerning Hunter Clark declared
that he could readily see why the
demand OF the people had grown for
the recall OF Judges and judicial de-
cisions. He mentioned instances
when important criminal eases were
being tried. when court proceedings
stopped because of the intoxicated
condition of the judge.
Speaking OF Barela. no chapter in
the life of the senator was left un-
disclosed The killing OF Johnny
Fox was recalled. how Joe Johnson,
a Barela Sunman. his mind inflamcd
by the vicious animosity cherished
by the Senator toward Fox, had en-
tered the postoffice and shot him
down. He spoke Of the Senator's rec
ord In the legislature and said he
had dene nothing to cnttile him to
another term In office.
Speaking of Grisham he said Jim
needs a rebukc." He told how Grish-
am had been n willing instrument il
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
GET THE ELECTION
RETURNS TONIenT
hTTnE ei6AR STORE

. Everybody IL invited to come Z
3 to the cigar store tonight and =
. TAX. advantage OF the C-N clcc- Z
. iion service. The returns from Z
. tn. nutiun. state and county. as Z
. fast rs they are received over
. tn. leased wire IN the C-N Of
. flee viii b. flashed on curtain Z
D from the cigar store. Charles Z
. Epstein has perfected gcia- Z
z tine paper which will enable Z
B him 30 flash typewriter bullc- =
B tins 10 the canvass across the .
. street and the bulletins VIII be Z
, easily read.
, Tho c-N leased wir" will be .
, In operation all day and night =
. until three o'clock tomorrow .
: afternoon. An extra telephone .
, line was put In today. which .
B permits OF n special line for .
. tclcphoning the bulletins to the .
; cigar store. The other two .
lines will be KEEP, busy receiving .
, bulletins from city and county .
, and for inquiries and iniorma- .
, iion. Tie t-N Is prepared to =
, handle the election returns in .
, the most up-to-Gat. manner. .
} Remember that tn" election .
>r,,urng will be received all night. .
, between bulletins lantern slide .
, views OF Colorado will be .
, shown. SOM. Of tn" eastern .
} returns will begin coming in .
, as early as eight o'clock and .
} state returns will string out .
} ;hroughout the night. Come and .
} learn who Is to he the next .
, president. the next governor .
} and the next state. district and .
, county officers. =!
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QUITE AMUSING"

The Chronicle. News yesterday told
the public how one Of Barela's gun
men, in fit Of rage at an eight-year.
old Italian boy who drove Barela's
cattle back where they belonged, shot
off his hand.
The Advertiser does not deny any
of the facts today but treats the mat
ter o. = joke and says the people find
this sort Of thing quite amusing"
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
TWO KILLED IN ROW
KENTUCKY ELECTION

Lexington, Ky. Nov. 1.-Two men
were killed AZ n result of luarrels at
election booths in Kentucky today.
In Lee county Constable Thomas
Campbell was killed and John and
James Caudill were arrested. charg-
cd with having shot him.
In Anderson county. Green Bowen
was killed by County Magistrate
Hardin Saterle. II Is charged.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05

In 1908: Bryan 10: Taft IGi.
Bos,on. Mass. Nov. 5.-Rclurn3
for President In tOdly's election from
five out OF |. 10: voting precincts In
Massachusetts, give Roosevelt. Pro.
gIcssivc. 3li: Taft. Republican. Go5:
Wilson. Democratic. 1913.
The same precincts in 1905 gave
Bryan. Democratic. 1870: Taft. Rcpub-
lican. 95".
Returns for president in today's
election from ten out of 1.1O2 voting
precincts in Massachusetts give:
Roosevelt. iProcrcsivcb S3I: Taft
(Rcpublican, LIS: Wilson Demo
crab. 913.
The same precincts In 1905 gave
Bryan ,Dcmocratp &Sl: Taft 'Re-
publican). 2.3ii
Returns for governors in today's
election in eight rom 1902 voting
precincts in Massachusetts give:
Bird. ,Progressiycl G96: Foss.
iDemocrat. 57G: Walker. tRcpub-
lican). 1904.
The sane precincts In 1911 gave:
Foss. lDcmocraD. ~: Ftothing-
ham. IRepublicanl li2i.
Roston, Nov. Returns for Pres
idcnt and governor from ten out of
22i voting precincts in Boston in
today's elections gave:
For President: Roosevelt 9G3: Taft
7G1: Wilson l,63i
Fer Governor: Bird, Progressive;
74l: Foss. Democrat. LIB: Walker.
Republican, 1I5.
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TODAY'S LATE
ELECTION RETURNS
TAFT CARRIES TOWN.

i'Ohtoh. NOV s.-lai ear
. ricd Acushnct. the first town Z
. In the United States heard from
. today. The vote was: Roosevelt
. 80: TAFT iOi: Wilson -. In
= 1905 Acushnct gave Bryan II.
. TAFT us.
. For Governor Walker. IRE
. pubiican carried Acushnct by Z
. ~ votes to 81 for Bird. Pro- Z
. SrcsslvC). and rs for Foss Z
. IDcmocrat.D Vote in 1911:
. Foss 2i: rockingham IRE Z
. publicnn IS. Acushnct is Z
. small town adjoining New Z
. Bedford. Z
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z
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THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELlx SAYS

The shoutin an
tn tumult dies.
An there'li be a
few captains an
k IS depart
when til vote -
counted. /. > :
than half of tn
candidates will
be elected nc-
cordin' { the lat
est returns.
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New Mexico.

hlbuIu"TGuc, y. NJ. Nov. 5.-Not-
ing in the early hours this morning
was extremely light. This condition
Is due In large mcasur" to the fact
that no lu-rl offices or issues are In
yoivcd Republican, Democratic and
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05

Weather Bureau Renort.
Tonight generally fair; colder
southeast portion. Wednesday fair.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05

CONTINUED on page twoD
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05

boston. No. 9 Norwcll voted n
follows: Roosevelt, Tot. Taft 81: WI
son as.
In 1908: Bryan 10: Taft IGi.
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Yesterdays Temperatures.

Maximum e. go, 49,. .-. 90
Minimum ... 20
Mean -. ... ... 80. &c. ... ~
Precipitation, o: part cloudy
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CONTINUED on page four.)
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05

II It's exception value at the price.
it's SURE to be advertised In the
Chronicle-News. else the mer-
chant would be hopeiesxly unpro-
srsssivs.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
REAL ESTATE firm
ACCUSED Of FRAUD
INVOLVING 100000
Grand Jury Investigating the
Transactions of Jackson
Bros. on Long Island.

Charges involving the alleged larceny
OF more than $4,000 by T.. II. Jackson.
q member Of the corporation OF jackson
Brothers Realty Company, with offices
In the Columbia Bank Building at No.
sol Fifth avenue-msde by Winfield
Scott Libbey Of Lewiston. Me.-are I'M
der investigation by the additional
Grand Jury Of which John r. Brady,
former Commissioner Of Buildings, Is
foreman.
The investigation which was begun
yesterday under the direction Of Dis
trict-Attorney Whitman was brought
about through the efforts OF Lawyer
Serene Thayer Kimball OF Rockland
County. Maine, counsel for Mr.. Libbey.
and the'iatter's partner. Harry NJ. Ding
ley. son Of the lats Congressman Nelson
Dingley. Although the specific charge
under investigation by the Grand Jury
involves $4,000. It was reported that
nearly 100000 was really .involved.
According To the complaint laid before
the Grand Jury, Libbey and Dingley.
who cCIitrol nearly all tho electric light
companies, electric street railways and
water power plants In Maine. as well
as q dozen or more big mills. began in
1907 to invest In Long Island acreage
They purchased hundreds of acres In
the vicinity OF Garden City, Floral
Park and Hampstead Plains. Most OF
this property was bought, so 1t IL al
legged. from the Jackson Brothers
Company, the latter agreeing to sell to
the Arm OF Liboey & Dinyley at the
price they paid for the property, plus
q commission. One of the two com
plants before the Grand Jury charges
that In the sale OF a parcel OF property
In the vicinity OF Garden City T.. r.
Jackson represented to Mr.. Libbey that
he had paid $1,000 an acre for a plot
containing seventy-five acres. whereas
he paid but $1,000 an acre. The other
complaint Is based on a similar trans
action.
Mr. Libbey appeared before the Grand
District Attorney whitman and Assist
ant District-Attorney Frank Moss. Mr..
Libbey was accompanied to the Grand
Jury room by Lawyer Klmball. They
would not talk for publication.
District-Attorney whitman and Mr..
Moss both refused to admit even tina,
the Investigation was under way.
Among the witnesses examined to-day
were a number OF residents OF Garden
City. Floral Park and Hampstead. who
had sold the properties involved in the
complaints.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
CAPTAIN" THE MASCOT CAT,
RETURNS ON THE CARPATHlA.
Vessels Real Commander in Lon
don to Attend the Titanic
Inquiry.

Captain" the mascot black cat pre-
scented TO Capt. Arthur Rostron, who led
the rescue ship Carpathia to the scene
Of the Ttanic's grave. to-day returned
from his. nrst trip across the Atlantic.
when the Carpathia arrived from the
Mediterranean.
The Carpathia, because Of the absence
In London OF Capt. Rostron. who has
been there for the Titanic Inquiry, was
commanded by Capt. d. Dow OF the
Carmania. Capt. Rostron will probably
resume command when the Capathia
gets back to Gibraltar.
Captain" so the officers, tho crew
and the passengers OF the Carpathis
said. had conducted himself like an old
salt from the time the ship left New
York until her return to-day. induiging
In all the feline pasttmes Tor which
nautical cats are famous. from climbing
the mast to the crows nest 20 sleeping
serenely on the rail- while the vessel was
pitching and rolling In heavy seas.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
HIS SIXTH SENTENCE.
Metalgia Has spent Good Part OF
His ~ Years in Prison.

Pietro Metalgia, twenty-four years
old. who in the early stage OF his Grim
inal career Anglicized his name to
Harry wilkins, received his sixth SEN
tence to-day from Judge o'suiiivan In
General Sessions.
Metaigia has been in the country since
1897. Two years after his arrival. when
he was but twelve years old. he was
cant to the House Of Refuge for larceny.
since then he has spent more time be-
hind prison bars than he has N tho
omen. He has been an inmate OF the
Elmira Reformatory. the penitentlary.
and has been twice in Sing Sing prison.
To-day Judge O'Suliivan returned HIN
to Sing Sing prison where he will re-
main for the next nine years. that he
ing his sentence on plea OF guilty to
burglary as second offense.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
ANGRY MOB CHASES
MAN WHO GIRL SAYS
OFFERED HER CANDY
Pursued to Store, Is Locked
Up-Said He Was
Priest.


More than thousand persons gave
chase up Tenth avenue last night for
man who was said 70 have followed
twclve.year-o Catherine kavanagh OF
No G54 Tenth avenue several blocks
and offered her candy II she would
stop and talk with him. Cries OF
Lynch him" XIII him." filled the air
as the crowd ran madly on after the
man. When the fugitive reached the
sieman drug store. at the corner OF
Tenth avenue and Forty-second street,
he rushed in and the proprietor Of the
niscs iocked the door on the angry
$500 n,,,.,d.
~ ,s,.n.on., o. 81. Wa, Thirty.
p po,,...
seventh street ponce stat,o" sno o".
man Browne went to the store. ne
found the man crouching behind Q
showcase and took him to the station,
v-n.r. ha locked him I'm on a charge Of
s,-..s..,,, ,o.a,c,
"' .. 'o" -
""e" 80.
Butts IN Inc west sue |ourt to-us'
tho man said he was John bergen.
thirty-two years old. a priest, OF No. -
Indiana avenue. Chicago.
81 90. ua,L,ro ham. ,ror, q 6rsss-
.T~,n.,an .u.r,,s .ra Eorty.
A. ~ So. 80 ,n,.
nrst street 'as' "sn' "nen 80" '"'s
man io1ow'hs me- salo Sa'"o.'"e "
tho Court. I was frightened ana
walked faster. He passed me several
times and then WOulo Will until csmo
The evening world., 1912-07-12
NIGHTINGALE ASKS RELEASE.
Arrested On Wife's Charge That
He Sought to Dodge AIimony.

Charles T. Nightingale. head Of a
bottle manufacturing concern at No. 14s
Church street. whose wife. Ella r.
Nightingale. 10 suing him for a separa-
tion. applied to Justice Gavegan to-day
to vacate the order under which he was
arrested June u. The order was based
on Mrs. Nightingaie's representation
that the bottle man was about to leave
the city to avoid paying alimony.
Nightingale is enjoying his freedom
under bail. pending the decision on his
application.
In asking for q separation Mrs. Night.
ingais accused her husband of smoking
her out OF her home with sulphur Imes,
She declared he continually Haunted In
her face his love for smother woman.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
20 YEARS FOR BURGLAR,
Tried to XIII Esgeas Dsnner when
HI Robbed Latter's Home.

Judge Muiaueen. in the Court OF
General Sessions. to-day sentenced
William Armstrong. . West Indian
negro. convicted Of burglary in the first
degree. to Sing Sing prison for not less
than twenty or more than forty years.
Armstrong 10 the burglar who. on the
early morning Of May Z. tried TO kill
Eugene Bonner when discovered in MIR.
Bonners apartment 1t No. 100 East
Ninety-nrst street.
II was awakened" Mr.. Bonner told
Judge MulQueen. by Armstrong. who
had touched my face with the barrel
Of q revolver. When I attempted to
get up. he grabbed me by the throat
and beat me on the head with q jimmy.
holding the revolver at my head. He
compelled me to pack up a bundle OF
clothing and jewelry. lie then forced
me to get back into bed while he made
his escape"
The evening world., 1912-07-12
D0RR DENIES MURDER.
Pleads Not Guilty to kfllins
wealthy George T.. Marsh.

SALEM. Mass. July 12.-william
A. Dorr. the Stockton, Cal. man who
In charged with the murder OF George
u. Marsh. a wealthy soap manufac-
turer of Lynn. pleaded not guilty when
arraigned In the Superior Court here
to-day. No date for the trial was set.
Dorr appeared to have recovered from
the physical collapse he suffered at the
time OF his arrest.
The body OF Mr.. Marsh. pierced by
several bullets, was found beside the
Revere Beach Boulevard. near Point of
Pines, March II. last. The Lynn police.
after an extended Investigation. secured
evidence which. they claim. justified
DORIS arrest.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
ie LOOKS LIKE THEODORE
ROOSEVELT, IT'0 AGREED.

II was generally granted the l.. VIII.
lam Homes Of the Sullivan County Re-
view of Roscoe did not look less like
Theodore Roosevelt than At this time
last year. Up to March 4. 1909. Mr..
Homes. TO boom the circulation OF ths
Review. conducted voting contests to
send popular school teachers 90 WASH
ington. Since r. r. left the white
House the contests have ceased; what's
the use OF sending teachers to WASH
ington n they don't come back to tell
the neiGhbors how much Teddy looks
like the editor OF the Review,
A lot OF the regular attendants at
the convention did not appear this
year. The railroad journey from up
State In this weather did not appeal to
| them. But A. o Bonneii OF the Dams
Vile Advocate was there. He has not
missed convention for ffty-six years
And he IL feeling spryer now than he
did twenty years ago. What he told ye
scribe about William J. Kline OF the
New Amsterdam Record and the Rev.
DIR. McEwen. on o historic occasion In
troduced by Mr.. Kline as the New
Amsterdamndest preacher this part OF
the State ever knew" 10 not to be
printed here. This 10 no upstate news
paper: 1t 10 respectable.
| There were just two crises In yester-
days proceedings. One was when r. p.
Hall OF the JimtOwn Journal rose 10
calm the committee OF suffragettes whl
had come out to ask for a set OF
resolutions CONTRARY to the traditions
OF the association commencing tho
Cause. The other came when. at the
| end OF an address by Don c. Seitz
warning the assembled editors against
the insld!ous evils OF FREQ publicity foI
private enterprises President AlsAnl
asked The Evening World reporter Il
he couldn't sneak tho name OF tn,
Bolce Quartet" (Which gave a concsr
20 the delegates last night into hi
article somewhere. The suffragette,
went away saying that Mr.. Hall wa
quite the handsomest man they eve
saw; and The Evening World reporte
told Mr.. Adams he couldn't possibl'
do Il
The evening world., 1912-07-12
HOT WAVE VICTIM
LITERALLY BURNED TO
DEATH INTERNALLY
Autopsy Reveals Mans Heart,
Brain, Liver and Lungs l.
Withered and Dried.

ROCHESTER,. N. r. July IAN au-
topsy on the body Of william Eckle. who
died last night after being prostrated
by the heat Wednesday. revealed an un.
usual condition. Surgeons say that the
man literally burned to death internally,
and decomposition OF his vitais had set
In long before death.
The heart, brain. liver and lungs were
all withered and dried. Eckie's temper
ature remained at 1os is degrees.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
Loan Broker Charged with U.ury.

Jacoh brOdto, VINO IL charged with rum
alng loan brokerage ONCE at No. ll6
Nassau street. was arraigned to-day be.
fore Magistrate Corrigan on a charge OF
violating Section No. 8ii OF the Banking
Laws. relating to the rate OF interest
charged on loans. and after he waived
examination, was held In 81 900 bail for
trial.
Police Sergeant Woodbridge said he
had applied for loan OF SIS for two
weeks during April. For this amount he
said he had paid Interest and fees
amounting to Us.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
Tin.mith Kills Himself.

William Renter. q tinsmith. committed
suicide early to-day by shooting him
self In the head with a .2-calibre re-
volver In the bedroom OF his home. No.
42i Brook avenue. the Bronx. A neigh
Dor who heard the shot summoned a
policeman from the Morrisania police
station. An ambulance surgeon said
the man had died instantly. Renter
was only forty-one years old and his
friends cannot account for the act.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
Mrs. Stark Can Land.

Mrs. Ethel Stark. for whose deporta-
ton the Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor issued u warrant several weeks
ago on the ground that she was a repre-
sentative OF one OF the excluded ella ses
OF immigrants, was released yesterday
when Judge Lacombe of the Federal
Court sustained . writ OF habeas corpus
sued out by her attorney. The court
held that there was no evidence to sup
port the contention OF the immlgratio
officiah.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
Lightning Destroys schooIhou
Especial TO The Evening world)

RED BANK, ". j.. July 12.-Lightnins
early to-day struck the public school
building at linton Falls. The school
house was destroyed but the Methodist
Church adjoining was saved by the West
Side Fire Company. which wen to the
Are in their new fire engine. The Eaton
town Chemical and Hook and Ladder
Company also did efficient work.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
state Health Reports Good.

ALBANY. July l2-Desplts the severe
warm weather that has prevailed for
several days the state Department Of
Health reports that the health condi-
ton OF the State d excellent. There has
been q decrease In the number of cssss
Of measles and typhoid fever.
The evening world., 1912-07-12
the COMBS. MORNING STORY

THE COMBS MORNING STORY
You know the story tho comb tells.
It's very discourakin6 story, too.
Day BY d.y. few more strand: ere sdd.
ed. Of hair that 10 turning grey, Losing IL
vitality. Ito strength and its health.
Grey hair 10 o. unbeeomins % old &c.
Natural pride should have Ito own cay.
You wish to look young and II q you:
DUTY TO appear 20. You can't even LOOK
younG i the silver thread. begin TO show.
Bea "Y oune Woman" In looks. siways.
The Grey hairs belong to the ehapcron and
10 the grandmother.
Stay out Of the grandmother class. uatil
your yeafs justify Il, by using -
HAYS HAIR HEALTH