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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
''KIDDtD" CHIEF
AND SUSPENDED
POLICE COMMITTEE NET LAST
AND AIRED TROUBLES IN
THE DEPARTMENT.
GIVEN A REPRIMAND
Assistant Chief Reeves Investigated
! and Laid Off PatraImau
S&tterfield.

A special meeting OF the police
committee of the city council was
sheld last night at the mayors Of
Afice for the purpose of airing some
differences that arose between AS
gsistant Chief of Police Gus Reeves
and patrolman Doc Satterfield early
yesterday morning and which result
Sed in Satterfield being suspended
Tie meeting was attended by Mayor
|Slut Rudolph Wolff and !. r. HUT.
After the session Satterfeld was re.
3nstated
S# The trouble arose after Satter-
Held who was on duty early yester-
NAY morning, went to the court house
IND telephone to the police office,
Waiting that there was a row at the
Brookhill saloon On East Third ave.
si{ue and thai policeman was want
"A Patrol Driver Clarence Branson
Was away from the office at the
tlm,e and Assistant Chief Reese an
swered the call There was no other
officer at headquarters at the time
except Patrolman Mize and Assist
at Chief Reeves sent him to the
place Win he reached the saloon
those in charge, were ignorant of
tany trouble and none mad occurred
.r +
~ Later Assistant Chief Reeves In
vestigated the matter and the Cen
trail" girl told him that the call had
come from the court house. Assist
ant Chief Reeves and PatrolHnan J.
+. McBurnett went to the court
house and Sylvester, the janitor. told
! them that two men, one police
man, had been there and called the
police headquarters over the phone.
when Satterfeld was asked about it
he admitted that he and Bransoa
had been there and Satterfield said
he sent in the cali for the officer.
He gave no reason TOR his action.
.evcept that he was kidding" This
admission prompted Assistant Chief
Reeves to suspend Satterfleld and he
40 reinstated yesterday by Chief Of
Police Parnell. The latter reported
.the matter to the police committee
Ind meeting OF that body was held
asst night to air the matter.
4 It is stated that Patrolman Satter-
eld was given reprimand by Mayor
Drdan and the members Of the COM
Mittee and then relnstated after As
estant Chief Reeves had stated that
NJ was willing for him to be REIN
hated If he would perform his dut-
rs In the future. It Is also report
iM that Patrol Driver Branson was
leo given lecture
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
DON'T MONKEY

Get her what she wants: -MuIIane' s
Taffy or BelleMeod Sweet Chocolates
The two leaders of all candy: absOl-
utely guaranteed to contain no GID
cose, artificial color or adulterants OF
any kind Nothing but pure sugar
milk chocolate fruits and nuts We
have such confidence in these candies
that we-sell them to you with the fol-
lowing agreement: Eat halt. and if you
ever had better candy, bring back
the other half and get all your mone7
CITIZENS DRUG STORE
1--WE Deliver II Quicker"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
SENATOR LAFOLLET'TE
ESCAPES INJURY

Morris, H., Jan. An leaping
from car here today. Senator La
Toilette. of Wisconsin, narrowly es-
capped serious injury. AS the cas
bringing the senator from Joliet,
stopped, the senator jumped from the
step and was running along the plat
form when he tripped and fell with
considerable force. He was helped
to his feet "a little dazed, but quickly
recovered and spoke briefly to All
audience here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
ROCK ISLAND
MAY COME HfRf
THE BUSINESS MEN
e"old ''"t cosneetiou. sass c Y.
Huntington Lime to Re T.kea
10 Monticello.

thattes Illumination 80 local
contractor, VII recently returned
ffom Monticello brew county. where
It tad several large building con.
tracts oelieNee thai II the now Pine
BLUFF Chamber OF Commerce would
'a9uifest the proper interest in tho
ehte rpris' that n can get an exfeu.
sion 81 tic Rock Island road 10 ehis
city from Monticello. immediately
after the proposed sfort fiae In
built u t.st Drew county seat from
Cfossstt Ark. where It Will tan The
main Tine 81 the Roet iS'and sys-
tenn
Mr. Donnington whife in MONT.
colo recently attended meeting
a the business mep Of that city,
which WAS cased for the purpose of
hearing Fl proposition from Ed Gates
Of the Crossett Lumber Company.
who offers 20 extend the eompany'a
road from its present terminus
which IL nov within L or ii miles
Of Monticello, 10 that place. This
would give Monticello the Rock Is
land connection and Il Is understood
that the promoters OF tne new line
are planning 10 build TO Pine Bluff
Immediately upon the announce
OF the letting Of the contract for thA
free bride. No bonus h"s been ask
ed Of the Monticello people All that
has been asked of them is to furnish
the right OF way through the county
and town A special from Monticello
yesterday says:
Monticello is practically assured
railroad connection with Crosseett.
The Crossett Lumber Company now
OWLS and operates railroad from
CrOssett to Lacey. 1e miles from
and AT a meeting hero
last night n. " Gates and A.
of the company. an
nounesd that the road would extend
70 Monticello II arrangements could
re made with this city. The lumber
agrees to extend the rail
read here If Monticello viii agree
70 furnish the right OF way. Final
will be made with
In the next two months.
Afterthe discussion banquet
was given, Patrick Henry OF this
place presiding. Among tho speak
ers We're Mr. Gates. Mr.. Trieschman.
J. Il. Gotham. Il. L. Hardy, J. H.
r, l.. Hyatt and DR. "
A. brown
1t is announced chat every effort
Will be made here to secure the new
railroad as this will furnish Monti-
cello with direct connection with
thc Rock Island railroad and ter
ritory which has heretofore not been
reached" J
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
WILL GIVE PATIENTS
WHISKY AS REWARDS

Cincinnati. Ohio Jan +.--Among
the numerous reforms announced by
Dr. ChaS. Howard. house physician of
the city infirmary. will be the distri5-
uting of Whiskey 20 inmates as sort
Of reward for merit Heretofore
Wi en a patient wanted nip he had
TO get it with the utmost secrecy. This
led TO smuggling. Towards purpose
is to include the liquor among other
foods
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
CHAMPION LEWIS
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Worcester. Mass. Jan 4-Charlos
H. Lewis. champion double. sculler Of
the world, with Edward H. Teneyck
as partner. died this afternoon az
the city hospital. after being confid-
ed in the city hospital FOR several
weeks with stomach trouble. Lewis
was IS years old and held Internal
ional, American and New England
championships The champion star
ed his career in this city in 1895
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
WOMAN GOT LICENSE
AND MARRIED MAN


Rockford, ILL.,. Jan. 4.-Mrs. Hannah
Brinker, a widow of middle age. was
married here today 10 S. Coran. age
81 in a wedding that had every ear
mark Of lea year mating. The
widow made az arrangements. apply
Ing for license and securing Judge
Elbow to Aie the knot Mr.. Coran was
for years q raftsplan Of the Wisco T.
sin river and is living at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Edward Blackwell has RETURN
ed to Pine Bluff after visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hecher
TIE Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
BRIGHTNESS
PROVES FATAL
!. X. Quesenberry, Deputy Secretary
Of State, Dies Of Appendicitis.

Little Rock, Jan. AFTER an i'll
ness of only two weeks, ]. r. Cues
enberry, deputy in the office of Sec
rotary of State Hodges, died Thurs
day morning at $40 O'Clock of ap-
eendicitis and complications arising
out of this malady. Mr.. Ques9nberry
was taken to ST. Vincant's hospital
When his conditions became serious,
but it was found impossible to over
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
;emc the disease. aud death

come ~" dlfe1se, aud death r.
suited
The dcceaseo was. for nutnber of
Years prominent in tire politics nf
Crawford county. being three times
elected circuit clerk He waa p
pointed It deputy in the office of See
of state Hodges iass May, and bad
been an efficient member OF the star
In lha, department ever since. his
tjle clerical knowledge being brought
r. excellent account IN his work. ~
deputy
He is survived by his father, \
Quesenbcrry, one sister and TIRES
half brothers. all OF whom reside L.
Crawford county. The remains VII
be taken 10 Mulberry Thursday
night. The funeral services viii 10
held Friday afternoon.
Ehe active pail-hearere Viii f.e
Ctaud Cain, Gerald Creekmore. Nor.
ris Hawkins, T. n. Scott. George T.
Fr"wu of Fort Smith w r Dug8tt.
Crockett Biedsoe OF Mulberry and L.
W BLACK OF Alma. The iisd N
honorary paii-bearers Include Earl
". Hodges. u p Allen, J l. Bond.
.IaMeS Nc Phetridge. W n Rector.
fohn X. lobe d. w. Moore. Ir.. I. 4.
pitcocE. C ". Tagtor {. {. Thopbz
sou, f. a. Stanley, " b Owen, e,
Z lett, Rruce Bullion. w r sadler.
brennan colt, J 3. Rinley. s r
TIeff, and w G. poynter All the
honorary pall-bearefs are requested
he meet at the Ruehel undertaking
parlors Thursday evening ut 7;30
O'clock to eseort the bode t. the
station
The office OF the secretary Of
state viii be closed Thursday and
Friday. On account Of the deafh Of
VI QuGsanberrY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05

Held your Calendar orders for q
few days and see our line. Samples
expected daily. We have the finest
line ever brought to Pine Bluff. Pat.
ronize home enterprise and give your
orders to the Adams Printing Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05
|udge and Mrs. Vance
Married As Years

EForsy-five years ago last Wednesday.
ndge W. u. Vance. the we'll knowl
lagistrate of Jefferson county. was
|arried to Miss Fannie Hanpiga'r, at
e old Ham gar homestead In Hemp
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Orto Schmidt return
ed today from several days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Fred kes-
terson, at Pine Bluff. Stuttgart Ar
kansawyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05

M0ls new accounts for 1912-and re-
.srActfully refer any individual, mer-
liant firm or farmer about to open
&fai1k account to any of our deposit
as 10 our methods of doing busi-
sfekss md treatment of depositors ut
al times.
The privileges and protection of this
strong bank established in 1870 ex-
ended To all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-05

The office OF the secretary Of
state viii be closed Thursday and
Friday. On aeeoun, Of the death OF
VI QuGseaberry
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27
Mrs. Shea spent Sunday In

Mrs. Shea spent Sunday In
Fargo.
Chas. Donaldson returned
Tuesday after serving as Fed
eral Juror for four weeks.
Grace and Hazel VanArnam
are visiting relatives and friends
in Walcott this week.
Dick Halves went to Fargo
last Sunday to make his home
there for the present.
Primary election Wednes.
day ends a busy and rather
nervous time for candidates.
Mr.. Wilson of Moorhead
spent Sunday at the Myhra
farm. !,
Ned Lounsbury and Miss
Mcintyre are to be married to-
day (Thursday) in Auburn,
Ind. B. F. Lounsoury went
from Chicago to attend the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray DeMund
of Staples are the proud pos.
SCISSORS of a little daughter who
came to live with them on the
18th Of June. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
There vas a pretty wedding
in the q City Hall Thursday,
| Tune Goth, when Miss Anna C..
Herfindale of Los Angeles, CAL.
and Mr.. Louis Lehman Of Wynd-
mere we're married BY Judge
Dow in the presence of a large
party of friends of the contract.
ing party.
Harry Stone has made an ac-
tive campaign in the interest
of his candidacy for sheriff.
Whether he wins or not he will
come ont Of the fight maintain.
ing his own self respect and
the confidence Of the citizens
generally
Atty. General Andy Miller
was in town last Thursday and
Friday. He vas billed to speak
lin the Armory Hall Thursday
night but there were 90 manv
other things doing that people
[were more interested in than
politics that there were only
Ave or six remembered the
date.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27

I; 4 Gsils II u oes StSad lel Z
shine.
Mrs. Kirk came Ia from
Wyndmere on Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Meckstroth en-.
tertained a few friends last Fri.
day evening.
DR.. Gilbreath, dentist has re.
moved his Office to the Schulel
block. Phone 68.
The Mirick family have been
enjoying visit from Mrs.
Mirick of Superior.
Clara aud Olive Young wac
!. guests of friends here q few
days the latter part of last week.
Ausbackers Paris Green the
kind that kills the bugs at 1a
cents per pound. All drug
sto res. e
Mrs. n. N. Early aud three
children went to Wisconsin for
q two weeks visit last Friday
morning.
Will Earnavorth and fannilv
left Sunday for River Falls,
Wis, in their touring CIR to
visit relatives. $ ~
II About q dozen of "the girls"
epent the afternoon With
Frances Lauder last Tuesday.
! Dainty refreshments were serv.
ed.
Mr.. Will Pardon returned
Tuesday from st. Paul and
Duluth, where she went With
the Leach's In their touring
car.
Rev. job. Grandeur of Lake
Mile, lows, vas visiting rela.
tives and friends in this vicin.
'ity. It has been Is years since
Mr.. Granskou was here.
; The Aid of the Congregation.
al church held their last meet.
Ing for the summer at the
Bailey home. Mrs. Bailey aud
Mrs. Rasmussen being hostess
there were about IS present.
Lost-A boys open face gold
watch vas lost some where. in
the city last Friday afternoon.
There vac a leather fob, con.
tanning a horses head attached.
Finder please leave it at Bas-
sett's jewelry store for reward.
Barney Lotzer, wife and tour
children of Sisseton, 8. D., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Ringsarker
of Lidger wood attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred Lotzer in
this city last Thursday. They
returned to their homes Satur.
day.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27

o. ~ = up % O. 4 lkber.
crombie last Sunday.
y. s. Malshal Shea waa
down from Fargo last Saturday,
Banker Leer and family auto.
ed from Christine to Fargo last
Sunday.
For house cleaning see the
Wahpeton Decorating CO.,
phone SOL.
Miss Duffy Of Wyndmere
came in Tuesday to attend the
Summer school.
Mrs. p. H. Stenerson visited
the Fred Nelson family in May.
Vile last week. ~
Mrs. Watson spent last Fri
day visiting friends In Aber-
crombie.
Mrs. Rector aud children left
lest Friday for q two weeks
visit With friends in MINI.
For plans zee. Eugene schul
or, Architect, Schiller Block
Wahpeton, N. D.
Miss Lena Oleon Of this city
spent Sunday fifh her parents
Maguus and Mrs. Olson. :
The Old settl4rs neeting at
Fairmount vas atnopg the best
held b. this orge,ea46tiou.
FOR RENT-Qne furnished
room inquire Il ::1lrs.> o. G.
Earnswarth at 720 5th Street,
Dr.. Thompson. wife and
brother, John. spent Sunday
With relatives Ia Dwiehs town
ship. 80 Gfs1X@ E.
Ausbackers Pairs Green the
kind that kills the bugs at 10
cents per pound. AZ nil drug
stores.
Congressman Hanna passed
through this city Sunday morn.
ing enroute to his home in
Fergo.
]. Barker the scaadldate for
sheriff vas in the eaaefn part
of the county a few days last
week.
Mrs. Meckstroth called in a
few of her neighbors last Thurs.
day to spend the afternoon
with her.
sTRAYED-Away from my
place in Gee. q, Dwight town.
ship, on Wednesday evening,
May 9Th. two colts, one q jet
black two year old mare colt,
the other a hay yearling filley
white spot in forehead. Any
one knowing where these colt,
are, please notify A. O. Hanson
No. r. F. D. Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27

brother ct Terry, Mont.
The Royal Neighbors will
spend this afternoon at the
Cameron home.
lola Cameron and Mattel
Toney had a few girls in 70
dinuer last Thursday.
FOR RENT-Furn i : he d
rooms. Inquire SIC N. 9th ST..
Mrs. Soaring.
FOR sALE-Household fur.
niture. VIM. F. Wigger, TT
9th street.
Jao. Fink of Bsrney was q
Wahpeton visitor last Thurs.
day.
The Onstad family have
moved into the house lately
occupied BY the Mclaughlin
family.
Ausbackers Pairs Green the
kind that kills the bugs at 10
cents per pound. At all drug
stores.
TO Furnished rooans3
or rooms fer light house keep.
ing apply to Mrs. Abeudscheiu,
Breckenridge.
]. Mrs.. Keen entertained q few
ladies in honor of her sister in.
Law Miss Keen last week We'd.
nesday.
Hiss~ Lillian Rfvett returned
Wednesday evening from Gle.
Elun, Wash. ter q, foer weeks
visit With her mother.
Miss Eva Rasmusson goes to
Aberdeen the last of the week
Tor astwo or three weeks visit
With relatives.
The N ,rth Dakota delegates.
and visitors to the Chicago
convention reached home last
Monday morning.
TAKEN UI'-On June 8, two
astray horses, one bay aud one
lighter bay with white stripe
in face and both hind feet
white, one mile and a half south
east of Tyler. Thomas Egan.
FOR SALE OR RENT
New barn, room for three horses
and three ton of hay and an of.
fee room. Will cell for $3.50.
Apply of Mrs. Fritz vollrath.
Try one o. our Racine Work
Shirts (UnIen Mads) tho best
there 10 for 500.
oppls's Toggsry.
Ausbackers Paris Green the |
kind that kills the bugs at 10
cents per pound. All drug
stores.
/ have a number of good
houses for sale. Some of them
are snaps and can be bought
on monthly payments. E. S.
Cameron.
DR.. J..H. Onstad, a graduate
Of the Minneapolis Medical. Col
lege, 10 visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81.
Onstad. =. -
Adelaid Hogel and Eva Burn.
son came In from Wyndmere
Tuesday morning where they
had been spending aweek with
friends.
FOR sALE.-seven room
house electric lights, bath, full
basement, lot and a half and
barn. Inquire of owner at 9l9
Eighth street,
Wednesday, was Primary
election day ia North Dakota.
All County, Legislative, Jadi.
cial and State officers were
nominated.
August Bergman and family
attended the wedding and re.
option of q neice in Moran
township the fore part Of the
~AA1- III
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27

= ~. .
Mr.. McCarty aud daughter
Sadie visited with friends at
Fergus Falls. Mr.. McCarty re.
turned home Saturday and
Miss Sadie returned Monday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-06-27

Mre. Wilson aud children and
Mrs. F. "A. Msgnussen and
children of Moorhead are visit.
ing at the H. G. N. Myhra
farm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Science Understands
the Stom &C h
Treating Indigestion with Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets Is an Exact Science.
They Give Quick Relief.

Medical men have learned more about
the stomach than perhaps any other vital
organ They have discovered why the
stomach rebels at certain conditions
what causes the formation OF gases-what
causes natulency. heartburn, dyspepsia,
burning sensation, brash. and all the 9TH
er disorders of the stomach.
They have gone further. They have
found remedies for all these affections,
these results of improper digestion. They
have learned that pepsn. hydroch!oric
acid and fruit salts are powerful digest
ants that relieve quickly and surely all the
troubles to which the stomach is subject.
They have discovered that one grain Of
these properties Will digest 5000 grains OF
food.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine They arc a scientific compound
that supplies the stomach with the d.
gestive agents which IL Is itself unable
to provide When your stomach is sick
and not working right-when It fails to
give out enough OF the digestive juices
TO properly take care OF the food you eat.
these tablets Will make UP the deficiency.
You will have no indigestion. Your food
will digest thoroughly.
You never can tell Just when your
stomach Ia going back on YOU II gives
no warning. II you eat big meal II you
eat hurriedly. take one Of these little tab
lets. You will avoid lot of pain and
misery.
Some Of the most prominent men carry
these tablets in their vest pockets when
they attend banquets, etc. and never fall
TO take them
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all druggists, at soc a box.
tAdVortisomeno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
STORY Of MURDER
REVEALED BY DREAM
Vision of Salt Lake Man Veri-
fled Month Later by
Tragic Message.

a month ago John Burns. carpenter
residing at 1910 Seventh East street,
dreamed that his father, 81 years of age.
had been murdered on his farm near Wa
tertown N Y. Several days ago Mr.
Burns returned TO Salt Lake from east
ern Utah, where he had been working
at his trade. a friend told him of ha wing
seen in an eastern paper an account OF
the murder OF man named Patrick
Burns, farmer, living alone near Water
town. The murder had happened about
the time Of Mr.. Burns's dream.
81 Immediately telegraphed To my
brother Dr. Thomas Burns, and received
an answer to the effect that il was my
father who was murdered" said John
Burns In talking Of the affair yester-
day.
The night letter received by Mr.. Burns
read:
''The hired man murdered father with
the hatchet that we used to break sugar
with when we were bows, and robbed him
of $780, making his escape"
Patrick Burns had lived on his farm
for sixty years The sugar referred to
In the message was made from the trees
of a maple orchard. Four sons and three
daughters OF the murdered man are liv-
Ing. John Burns has lived In Salt Lake
for ten years. Because he often leaves
the city for employment he failed TO re-
ceive any word of his fathers death eX-
cept by accident.
II attached no Importance to the dream
at the time said Mr.. Burns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
WAR BEGINS IN TIL
BALKAN COUNTR|
Continued from Page Ona.l !

templates adding to the cabinet T.
three members without portfolios L
Persistent rumors are current tha<
tilitles have commenced on the HuI<
frontier north OF Kirk klliesel. I'M,
porte declares 1t Is without news. L
garian eXccsses against the Turks A
ported from Varna. Aidos, Burglta1
other places. Thirty Turks have
killed and many injured, according 4.
report and several villa ges looted.
being employed In some cases. ,7
The Samian leader, Sofulls, late "A
say. has proclaimed a republic n
Island of SamoS, with himself as pree
Abdullah Pasha, commander in Chi
the Turkish forces in Albania, has
appointed to command the northern
To operate against Bulgaria and "a
All Ria Pacha. ex-mIniater OF war
command the southern army agulrs
Greeks, The war fever Of the por
IS rising rapidly. Thousands of stf,
and others formed processiona
marched through the streets 10,
before the palace, where the sulta,
peared and saluted them. Themes
proceeded to the various enlba ssIel
the porte.
Everywhere perfect order was /
tanned. except that while passing
Bulgarian legation hostile cries
raised and stones were thrown.
a strong body of police was sent to
the legation.
Patriotic meetings were held and
speeches were made clamoring for
This outcry Is based on The belief
the Balkan states are combining To-
the Turks ont OF Europe.
The military authorities here say
the Bulgarian forces are being co
trated at Jamboli and Esl.l Saghra.'