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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Associated Press.

ASSbtlaltu IlthSs
London, Oct. 29.-EXclaiming that
he would stem the onrush of the vic
torious Bulgarian army or perish in
battle. NaZim Pasha, the Turk
ish minister of war today hurled him
self and four army corps across the
path of the Bulgarians.
NaZim Pasha is in a perilous po-
sition. Although he still holds the
line from Tchorlu to Lule Burgas.
the Bulgarian invaders at Eski Baba
have cut him off from the main army
of Adrianople, and the destruction OF
the bridge across the Tchorlet river
prevents supplies and reinforements
reaching him from Constantinople.
Should the present. movement. of the
Bulg.triahs be sifceeissfu z rziml i's +.
sha would be driven westward and
Constantinople would be at the mer-
cy of the invaders.
The Greek. Servian and Bulgarian
columns are gradually moving on
Saloniki.
Active negotiations are being made
among the powers. The British min
lister at Cettinje visited King Nicho-
las yesterday. The diplomats still
hope to avoid complications among
the powers over the war.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
.L|FELESS AND D|SF|GURED
BODY FOUND IN HER HOME
IN Los ANGELES FRIDAY
Corpse Discovered in Scene Of Disorder -Ghasy Evidence Of
Last Struggle Against Unknown Slayer Husband Is
Not in City and His Whereabouts Unknown

husband was not in Los Angeles
when the murder occurred. He had
recently left there and she has been
living alone.
That Mrs. Rachel as she was
known in Los Angeles had been mar
ried for six years to George A. Bell
gardt. her supposed step-brother and
until recently her constant COM
panion, was revealed when the detec-
tives found a marriage certificate in
u trunk In the dead woman's home.
The certificate bore the names Of
Mrs. Rachel and Bellgardt and re-
cited that they We're married in In
dianapolis, Ind, by the Rev. Robt
Fehlicke on Aug. Il, 1906.
At first the police thought that
Mrs. Bellgardt had died in Il fit. ac-
counting for the upset house furnish
ings, but an autopsy proved conclu-
sively that she had been murdered
beyond a doubt and the coroner's
verdict confirmed the suspicion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellgardt were in
this city for some time. running a
candy store and restaurant on the
corner now occupied by the Bailey
grocery. They left the city suddenly
and were not heard of after their
departure and no one here knew
whether they went east or west un-
til the dispatches were flashed across
the country telling of the murder Of
Mrs. Bellgardt. While here they
made number of friends and al
ways bore good regulations. In this
city they occupied Main street loca-
tion for short time before going TO
the Odd Fellows building.
The news of Mrs Rellgardt'S fate
full end will be a great surprise to
those who knew her here. The Bel
gardts left here in 1907.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

Captain Mills expects to leave with
in the next two weeks for Salem,
Ore. where he will locate permau-
emily, His business affairs IL this
city are being wound up and he has
disposed of his dental offices and
practice to DR.. j. w. Duffy of Green
River, Utah, formerly located here.
Lieutenant |. II. Brayshaw. who
was recently commissioned second in
command, today stated that his i'll
health prevented him from assuming
the duties and responsibilities of the
captaincy. He agreed to allow tho
ranking sergeantS to qualify fer the
place but these warrant Officers
have decided not to try for the rank
as yet. The financial burden i'm
posed upon a commissioned officer
of the national guard is heavy and it
was finally found impossible to main
tain the full roster of officers
Major Williams stated that he re
gretted exceedingly the combination
of circumstances which made il seem
advisable to discontinue the local or
ganization. Chief of these is the
insistent demand of many other To-
calites over the state for the equip
ment which is used here We are
only allowed limited amount OF
uniforms, ordnance. etc, and since
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN
HOUSE TO Be BIGGEST EYER
Sentinel specIaI seryIce.

sentinel special Service.
New York, Oct 30. - The next
house committee of representatives
will be Democratic with the largest
majority any party has had in the
lower house in two decades. This is
indicated by country wide canvass
made by the New York Herald in
which the conditions in every con
gressiOnal district We're carefully in
vestigated. This canvass shows a
Democratic plurality over the Repub-
liCans OF l42. with 73 districts SO
doubtful that an eleventh hour COM
pH'gn cry may affect the result.
II will be the vote of he third
party rather than any inherent
strength in itself that will give the
Democracy this commanding lead II
President Taft shows strength 9TH
er than has been indicated by polls
and preliminary canvasses. that lead
Ray be cut down but it can hardly
get lelow ah undred.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

permanent transcOntinental highway
to be constructed.
Ten autos will leave here tomor-
row morning with Mr.. Westgard and
his pathfinder car for Salt Lake city.
They win accompany him over every
step of the way and see that he gains
the Mormon capital without mishap.
1t will put an end at once to all talk
on the part of Utah politicians that
the road is impossible.
Samuel A. King. one of the best
known attorneys of Salt Lake City
and who is largely Interested in min
ing interests at Rico, Colorado. at
tended the meeting last night He
declared that the people OF Utah as
whole favored the Grand Junction
Green River route as against the
VeNal road and that outside the ef-
forts of a few politicians who were
trying to get routes in the Uintah
country there was no opposition to
this route. He declared that he
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
AN EXPLANATION

!, The name of l.. l.. Morrison. =
> independent candidate for coun- =
= ty judge, was left off of the =
i list of nominations. appearing 8
!, in the morning paper today, &,
= owing to an unfortunate typo =
3 graphical error. for which no 8,
!, one is to blame. The Sentinel =
: is printing the list of nomina- u,
= tions for both papers and the =
! error was made in this office. =
3 = . {, {, 6, 3 {, p {, = .
There was a report in circulation
to the effect that the name had been
left off the list by the county clerk.
This is absolutely untrue and the
county clerks office was entirely
blameless.
The error is of no consequence as
it affected Mr. Morrison nomination
in no way but in view of the report
mentioned above and in fairness to
the clerks office, | make this eXpla-
nation.
WALTER WALKER.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Identity Is Revealed.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. ga letter
from President Taft to Fred A. Geier
of Cincinnati, which was made pub
lie at the White House today, at
tacks the Wilson and democratic tar
iff plan and expresses the hope that
Ohio will vote republican.
The letter says:
"You realize how disastrous the
steel bill, which | was compelled to
veto. would have proved to our state.
In the wool bill the democrats struck
a vital blow at the wool industry.
They would have put the manufac-
turers out of business, leaving the
farmers with no home market and
throwing hundreds of employees out
of work.
Does it not strike you as SUI
premely ridiculous when Governor
Wilson vaguely intimates that, if he
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
COMPANY F TO DISBAND; GUARDSMEN
TO BE MUSTERED out OF THE SERVICE
Griffith Says Home
Rule Bill Won't Hurt
Dry Forces in State
sentinel Special Service.


Denver, Oct. 29.-Attorney aener-
al Griffith today issued an informal
opinion as to the effect of the home
rule amendment on the proposed
statewide prohibition. He said in
part:
81 am of the opinion that. if this
amendment were adopted, 1t would
give the power to certain municipal
tiles to control local and municipal
matters, but II would not affect the
local option laws of this state, since
they would be regarded as matters
within the police power and within
the exclusive jurisdiction of the leg
islature"
The attorney general stated that
his opinion was given after consid-
eriug exhaustive briefs and opinions
that were submitted by large num-
Der of attorneys
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

Found lying dead in big pool of
blood, disfigured and mutilated by
some unknown numbering fiend,
Mrs George A. Bellgardt. formerly
prOgIietress of a Grand junction res
taurant has furnished the police of
Los Angeles and southern California
one of the biggest mysteries in years.
Mrs. Bellgardt had been living un-
der the name of Mrs. Marie Rachel.
the name she bore before marrying
Bellgardt in 1906. Her cruelty mis-
treated body was found Friday on
the floor of the kitchen of her home
in Los Angeles.
All the rooms in the home showed
signs of a terrific struggle and on
one corner of the kitchen range was
a wisp of hair, where she had been
thorwn violently against the iron.
Furniture was broken, curtains torn
down dishes smashed, book cases
overturned and pictures torn from
the walls. Detectives are working
on the case and have found that
neighbors heard screams Friday
night and heard man run from the
house. Nothing was thought of il
at the time, as they thought 1t a
neighbor's quarrel.
They failed to see Mrs. Bellgardt
appear as usual the next morning and
investigated. They found her lying
face down in the pool of blood. Two
terrible gashes were found on her
forehead and her body had been ter
ribly beaten.
Identity Is Revealed.
The detectives have very little to
work upon but think they will be
able to find the murderer by digging
up some of Mrs Bellgardt's history
10 find a motive for the crime. Her
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

The contract is for $2OO,0OO and
includes the building OF three big
reservoirs, digging % miles of canal
laterais and putting in the necessary
dams, fumes, headgates. etc. The
project will mean great deal to Del
ia and something to Grand Junction
and Montrose. y number of local
men will find work on the construc-
tion gangs and some of the materials
and supplies viii be purchased here.
Continued on Page ~
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Associated Press.

Muskogee, Okla. Oct 29.-Three
youthful robbers today compelled the
engineers of a south-bound Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas train to detaCh the
express and baggage cars and run
them ahead. The bandits then blast
ed and rifled the express safe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
BECKER HOPELESS OF APPEAL

New York. oct. 29.-'I am hope
less Of successful appeal" said
Lieutenant Becker today, when la
menting the fact that he was not put
on the stand in his own defense. He
repeated that he had no connection
with the Rosenthal murder.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

Three hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars will be Immediately
available to the state highway COM
mission through the recent passage
of the postal bill which carries a
monster appropriation for the i'm
provement of roads used by rural
mail carriers.
The announcement was made in
Denver today to Chairman C. P. AL
len of the state highway commission
and he Immediately declared that 1t
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
S325,00O GIVEN STATE TO
IMPROVE RID. MAIL ROADS
State Highway Commission Receives Announcement From Postal
Department-WiII Be Used at Once TO Repair Routes.
Western Colorado Will Get Half Of Amount.

would be put to use as soon as posi-
BILE The commission will cooperate
with the department in putting the
money to the best use.
1t was announced also that west
ern Colorado would be the recipient
of at least half the sum, since the
carriers routes in this part of the
state are in much worse shape than
on the eastern slope.
Good roads enthusiasts in Denver
are jubilant over the announcement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
CONTRACT LET TO BUILD
ESCALANTE PROJECT NOW
Big Project in Mesa and Delta Counties Will Be Finished at Once
-Oman Construction Company Already on the Ground
10 Begin Work Contract Let for 100000.

The big Escalante irrigation pro-
ject between this city and Delta. has
been talked of great deal lately
and is an assured fact and work will
begin at once; 100 men having left
Denver for the scene.
The Orman Construction company
OF Denver has just closed contract
with the promoters to build a system
which will reserve water sufficient
TO provide 5000 acre feet with irri-
CATION
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Associated Press.


Athens, Greece, Oct. 29.-The
Turkish fortress OF Verria is at the
mercy of the invading Greek army
which captured the TripOtamos de-
files that form the key to the situa-
tion. 1t is believed that the capture
of the town of Verria is now only
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Daring Robbery Perpetrated by Youthful
Bandits; Make Big Haul from Express Car

1t is believed that the robbers got
several thousand dollars.
The bandits compelled the train
men to run the engine and express
cars across a burning trestle. which
collapsed a minute later.
Posses from Eufala, McAlester and
MuskOgee are in pursuit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Associated Press.

London, Oct. 29.--rhe I1reeHs in
a statement tuday demand .hgt If
Turkey is conquered, the GOV Nerrmeut
shall have he territory in which the
Greek army 10 nov operating
The stat -neni sTvs that the CuuH-
try north Cf Greece has purely
Greek po"ul,t'Cn AMI thar 1t sh;.'d
not be ~ ar Arrrher gD,"-aI4ert.
1t is |ti'l impossible Tor ruc cure.
spon louis Ir get nGAr the failing
line On he Turkish SIDE
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
VICE PRESIDENT SHERMAN NEAR
DEATH; SINKING RAPIDLY TODAY

house when he was hurriedly re-
called. He found the vice president
again suffering the aggravation of
his kidney trouble, and stayed with
the patient for two hours
The doctor admitted the extremely
critical condition of the patient. but
gave the assurance that there was no
danger OF a serious termination in
the immediate future.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
GIRL BODY IS IDENTIFIED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Oct 29.-The body
of young woman found in the cha
parral along Silver lake yesterday.
was identified today as that of Miss
Tessie McCarty by her mother Mrs.
Mary McCarty of Los Angeles.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Associated Press.

Utica, n Y, Oct. 29-After
restful night and some improvement
in his condition this morning, Vice
President Sherman this afternoon
suffered recurrence of the distress
ing conditions which marked his case
yesterday
DR.. Peck was just leaving the
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
CAPT, MILLS RESIGNS To LEAVE
CITY; SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED
Need for Local Equipment in Other Portions Of the State Causes
Aduant General TO Order Local Glardsmen Mustered
Out Of Service. Issue Discharges al Once

wasn Williams
of generals
IN
he
q
The Williams followed quickly
H. Y. the
had been accepted and that other ranking commissioner
qualified succeed him.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
NEWSPAPER CASE ADVANCED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 29.-Thc Su-
preme Court today advanced to De-
cember ?. the arguments IN the cas-
es involving the Constitutiouality Of
the newspaper section of the postal
appropriation law.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
JUROR ILL; TRIAL is DELAYED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Salem. Mass, Oct. 29.-Because of
the illness of Juror John n. Carter.
the trial of Ettor Giovannitti Caruso,
who is charged with the murder OF
Anna Lopizzo has been postponed
again until Wednesday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

Associated Press
Vienna. Austria-Hungary, Oct. 80.
The Montenegrius have cut off the
supplies for the Turkish troops in
Sculari. according TO a dispatch re-
ceived here today. The Montene-
grins are entrenched on the heights
surrounding Sculari and have artil-
lery forces at their command
Premier Count Stuergkh. in reply
To u serial democratic Interpolation
at the opening of the lower house OF
the anstliaA afli,nsanos2sossals -.
that the Austrian foreign office was
working in close unity with the ma
tion's allies and the other powers.
and will exert itself at the proper
moment to assist in bringing about
peace in the Balkans. He denied
that the mobilization OF the army had
been ordered.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
TURKISH MINISTER Of WAR
ENDANGERS WHOLE ARMY
T0STOP ENEMYS ADVANCE
Nazm PaSha Desperate and Places -Four Corps PeTlOuS PO
SitiOn 10 Meet Onrush Of Victorious AIIsS.-War Has
Turned Against Sultan and Balkans Rejoice.
question OF hours.

a question of hours.
The Turkish army around Monistir
will be unable to communicate with
Salonild or Constantinople when Yer
ria falls.
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AMERICAN OFFICERS
WIN INTERNATIONAL
LIFE SAVING PRIZE
w F,l,IaI wEsl... 10000 }

WASHINGTON, September 81 lSpc
cial TO The Adyertisor) For the pvtu.
ton of apparatus for allevAtmg humap
suffering, two officers of tho Umtcl
states army corps Major Paul 81 HAT
loran and Captain Henry D. brown. for.
merly of the First Reserve Hospital IND
Manila T. L., have each received prices
amounting 10 $aO505 from the fluid
established 10y Empress Mario Feolor
owna, of Russia, TO roWnrd thnsc who
benefit humanity hy the mUoduyliou
of painless healing methods,
The prizes were awarded hN tbe
Ninth International Rod Gross Coufey
euce recently hold here the checks for
the two houored onlcors holug forward.
ed by the Russian Red cross Society
through the American Rcd Cross head
quarters
Major llolloun is nov In che Waltor
Reed y General Hospital IN Washington
and Captain Brown is in Fort Slo,um,
Now York,
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MANY BURT ERH
TRAIN bits AUTO

BERkELET CaIaouia. ssp
tenper 3 (by ANos iatsd Poe
cable) What may tufp aat h i,
fatal accident ocg Hsd heff
late yesterday Ehsa y ~ Ieaa
Of Henolulp saf severely laialsd
ana rs neico Miss Eatraelcash
probably fatally huEi Five 40
eEs were uore o. less inlurcd. bat
viii recover,
Nj. I.ewis and h. party wefb
N an autemohAe ana 10 clo.sias
the railroad tracks 10 this as
Was struck By q ns.n rha ~
chine was den.olished aud it Va
seemingly only a muacla 81
which al ~ Il wege nos kinsd
outright,
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GOOD NEWS
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DECISION REVERSED
TO FAVOR SOCIALIST
Nly rsdernI wIreIs.. relerrnpn ,

WAsHINdToN, September o..
(spggiqI to The Adyortiser) Acting
Attopey.Generol Hart today Instruct.
cd The United stotes attorney at Seat.
tie, Washington, TO agree 10 reyorsal
by the circuit court Of appeals Of for.
pler Judge Cornelius H. Ilapford b dc,
GiHiOn cpncelng the citizenship Of
Loonnrd OLSON, Socialist, which 10
suited IN the impeachment pr0ceelipga
against Judge llsnford and bis resig
nation,
Tho United st0tos attorney will llo
n stipulation which practically viii be
u confession Of error This Is expected
10 rnUse the eiTeuit e0grt to restore
OLSON y eiiizonHlip.
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put In charge here II Il ignores his rec
concentrations aud pays no attention 20
his suggestions, II the subordinates in
your department when you made sug
gostlonA---
Mr.. Fisher, II my suggestions were
not glVcn consideration 4 certainly
would not feel that | was being con.
sidcrcd. ! entirely fail TO SEQ tho drift
VI Your remarks. What we are try,
ing TO yet at hero Ia the adn,aistra,
ton Of the public domain anu that IS
what the Delegate says is the matter
with tho Governor | do not under.
stand that tho federal administration
has anything TO do with eiths, of those
questions
"lf you cannot catch tho drift of
my rcmarks in that respect I will put
u another way. Much of this c0ntro'
vcny has arisen from the fact of the
encouragement thHt tho opponents OF
Governor FTcnr have received. The
land question is no now ono--l have
sccn three administrations muddl tn,
mNttcr IL comes from the confusion OF
Idcns Ns to the policy TO use
aud II comes from the confusion VI th,
standard OF success That IL to be gain,,
or aimed nt. do not believe our con
ditions hero arc identical with I'll,
mainland, We have confined In a mar
row arcn every sort of condition tina
YOU have on the mainland from TN
desert lands of the West TO the swami
| linda Of ElnrIdn
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DIRECT QUERIES TO
PLANTERS NEXT

Secretary Fisher win opou the SEQ
0nd of the hearings In the senate cham,
Der Of the Capitol al half past ninQ
o clock this morning, whom u ia pr0h
able that Attomey q, w Ashford,
representing Delegate Kuhio, win be
present and proHent the siutemopi
which tho Prince ON saturday deleTed
TO him.
Al tho suggestion of y NJ Swapgy
president Of The ilaWniiap snga Plnni
ers Associati0n, SECRETARY flsheg win
probably submit TO MI swan2y b liat
of dreri questions regarding the pe
qulremeDt of lands by tlo ploninlIona
aud methods IN vogue, hnsed on iho
statistics ~ the l0si 0upnal report ~
The nsspGiniion, 10 which dlrea
npswers viii be mpde By MI HWaplY
Another m0ttor Of Importance ll bR
subWitiel W the Reorplnry VIII BIO the
statistics compiled for lh0 laTiorinl
copaua ~ tho ollro NJ iGe n0YernQT
from land law rFeqrds regnrlipR the
numbor Of b0WeRtealB inlnn w VI
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these b0meslHudH by tloHe who look
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GENERAL MACARTHUR'S
FUNERAL SIMPLE ONE
1y FedppI WIroIo0a 1'olonapl J

MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin, septepl.
ber o. (specIal 10 The Adyeftlper)
simplicity marked The fpperl rites NJ
General Arthur MaeArtbnr today, Thq
s,efyiees,. conducted by Roy, pr Paul
- Jehllna Of Emmanuel Presbyteriap
fhplehl consisted 0nly VT seriplurnl
readlpg and prayer, followed by The
IeNdlpR, qf WORDSWORTH iopm, ifTba
Happy WaTriorn f' -"
AZ Tho grave IN Forest EIom0 Come
,sIyl enly, mo eomWiitql service pf tho
wae no military salute. Tbe neIjVe
pnlleenfefs were chosen from the rDuks
OF Tho younger members Of tbG L0yal
Logon The honorary pallbenrers
lpflN1ed doyern0r Francis II, NGloy-
ern, General FredGrGlf q, Wipkler ana
General Charles King, '''