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The sun., 1916-10-03

ough. New York Railways. Third and
Second avenue lines. This drain In time
Is expected to have much persuasive
power.
Fourth. by means of public meetings,
distribution Of literature and such meth
DDS efforts will be mad to sway the
public mind Into hostility against the
roads. Weeks of this a%ntagonistic pub
lie opinion will furce the roads to Yield.
the leaders believe.
These are the peaceful measures that
have been devised. Observers Of the sit
uation believe there arc unpeacefui tao
ties contemplated that have not been
written into the programme. II was evil
dent In the halls where the men received
their first strike beneHt that their pa
tiencc Is fast ebblng.
Fitzgerald. who for weeks has been the
spokesman for the Amalgamated, yes.
terday after h strike conference had
ended IN Beethoven Hall gave reporters
to understand he will serve in that ca.
paci,y no longer.
Il don't want to have a damn thing to
do with you fellows" he burst out. You
nave tone all the harm you can do to me
and my cause. Now 20 ahead and print
anything you want to-"
The four hour session was not devoid
OF excitement. There were severe out
bursts OF condemnation for T. V. O'Con-
nor. head OF the l~ongshoremen Coroner
Timothy Healy. leader OF the s~tationary.
hremen. and others who refused to bring
out their men in "a concerted strike. Pub
lie condemnation of these leaders was
advocated. but this was overruled.
Operation continued to increase on the
green car" and Third avenue lines yes
terday. A. one period Of the day the
New York Railways Company reached
20 per cen Of its efficiency. James l..
Q~uackenbush. counsel for the
who gave out the figures in the Hotel
Belmont yesterday. explained why the
company refused to restore full service
with strikebreakers.
The sun., 1916-10-03
SAY HE'S GENTLEMAN BURGLAR.
Police believe They've Caught the
Terror Of Brooklyn.

In the arrest Of a well dressed young
man giving his name M Richard Well
man. "a years old, Brooklyn detectives
believed last night that they had caught
the gentleman burglar" who has COM
mitted nearly IA hundred robberies In the
Stuyvesant Heights and Bedford sections
of Brooklyn.
Wellman. who. according to the police.
has served time In Sing Sing and Elmira.
was arrested last night In front of his
residence. 351 West FOrty-sixth street.
by Detectives ~Cavanaugh, Donl!n and
Patton. who IA watched all day In the
Office OF n doctor living across the street
for the appearance OF the young man.
The specific chargs against him IL the
burglary Of the home Of Charles schmidt
Of Ga Macon street, Hrooklyn. The
gentleman burglar" was identified by
Carlton Barns. aged 10. OF 40 Macon
street. as the man whom he had seen
leaving the schmidt house soon after he
burglary.
The sun., 1916-10-03
SERBIANS ADVANCE.
Push Line Onward IL Miles on
Extreme Allied Left.

PARIS. oct. c.-Following up their VIC
tory yesterday IN ka.makcalan height.
the Serbs have advanced a mile and a
half north of the height aid stormed the
important position Of kotchovic. IN
Serbian soil. On the allied right wing
in Macedonia the British nullifed all
EFFORTS the Buigars made to ret,ke the
villages and trenches los, yesterday. and
the Bulgars have retrcated almost out
Of sight Of the allied front.
The portions Of the Bulgarian line be-
yond the S'ruma that the British row
hold include III" villages OF Kara,
Zakoibala n Kara IdkuiZir, north
west OF Lake Tah!nos. The mum
Der OF prisoners taken has increased
TO $50. and three machine guns were
captured. Repeated counter attacks
against the two villages were repulsci
by the British and al the ground has
been consolidated. There Is 10 sign ~
the. enemy for ON distance In front Of
our trenches" says tu-nightS British
statement.
A bulgarian Statement; issued to-day
says that British troops or the Struna
front are advancing uron the villages OF
Kandjakeuy and komurjan. In the
same locality. The British were AR
rested Icy our FIRE" the Eulcars say, nut
the Nght!ng continues.
Not far from the villages taken by the
British - the railroad that runs from
Demirhirsar east through Sores and
Drama and across Bulgaria. II is the
only railroad In eastern Macedonia. and
has been used by the lSulgars a. the
main artery OF their entire eft wing on
the Struma. Should the British cut II
at Sores the whole Bulgar left wing
would have to retire.
The Serbian advance north Of Kaimak-
caian. at the other end OF the front In
Macedonia, + aimed At turning the Bul-
The sun., 1916-10-03
GREAT BATTLE IS
RAGING IN GALICIA
Russians Smash TeutOn De-
fences Southeast Of Lrmbcrg,
but Are Held to North.

LONDON. Oct. I'm the face OF stub
born resistance and many counter at
tacks the troops OF Gen. Brusilon nave
taken Teutonic positions and prisoners at
several points IN their new drive on Lem
berg. NJ other points. however. the Rus
sians h We met with reverses. Heavy
lighting stlll continues along most OF the
Galicisn front.
The hottest fighting is on the heights
on the western bank OF the Zlota L.ipa
and ~ the Narayuvka. southeast Of the
Gal!cian capita. Russians In force at
tackled tho Turkish troops who mold the
Tcu,ou line AZ this point and gained
ground The Turks. reinforced by Ger
mans and Austrians, counter attacked.
but were beaten back. losing 1900 men
captured.
Russian attempts to advance on Lem
berg frum the northeast. along the line Of
the Brody-Lcmherg railway. met with
,"ss success. North Of the railroad ten
desperate attacks were repulsed, hut
south Of the roai the Russians ''pcre-
trated t,ic sector OF one regiment" ar-
oording 10 the Austrian report tcie-
rra,,hei 10 London this evening.
IL a counter attack the Tcutons re-
gained Nart or the loSt ground ana hc-
cord.ng to the German statement tool
I. 800 prisoners. Again the liussians
dashed to the attack. first south. then
north Of tho railway, but failed again.
The Germans say.
Simultaneously with the effort 10 en-
circle I.-mbcrg the Russians commenced
another attack upon Kovel, in Nolhynia,
northwest Of Brody. The German state
ment says: Fresh enemy attacks were
stihed by our curtain OF fire. An at
tempt by Russian artillery to drive for
ward the infantry by directing fire upon
the Russian trenches was of no avail
To-day's Russian statement. report
ing minor successes In the Carpathians,
summarizes the Russian captures there
IN ten days. 1t says:
on tho River Bystritza. IN the re-
gion of Bogorodchan. our patrols re-
moved two field sentries and defeated
the enemy advance guards, taking
also a number of prisoners.
The sun., 1916-10-03

gar right wing Just as the British aim
to turn the left. 10 continued IL will
force tine Bulg irs IN the Florina region
to retire on Monustir. their base IN
southern Serbia.
A Serbian statement ~telegraphed from
Salonica says that the Bulgar battery
captured on kaimakcalan was of field
pieces. not small mountain guns. as pre-
yiously reported. The French statement
OF this success says:
East Of the Cerna tho S%erbians, pur-
SUING the advantage gained yesterday.
advanced Two kilometers to tie north
OF Kaimakcalan. In addition TO u bat
terry taken by the Serbians two French
guns which were lost during the vio-
lent Rull1rian counter attacks on
September IS and 30 We're rttaken.
Fifty additional prisoners Were cap
turcd hv the Serhians IN this region.
ON our lett wing there has been an
Intermittent carbonate. without any
infantry action. Fog prevailing on this
portion OF the front interfered with
operations
The sun., 1916-10-03
RIOTS GROW FIERCE
IN WESTMINSTER
Feed Wire Cut, Cars Stoned.
Damage Done in Mount
Vernon.
ONE CAR IN YONkERS
Mount Vernon Mayor May Call
Troops Because Of
Mems Threats.
ONE CAR IN YONKERS

Mourn VERNON. Oct. 2.-Thc west
chester Electric Railway Company con-
tinued to run trolley cars in Mount YER
non to-day and the strikers kept up riot
ing until chief OF Police Silverstein sent
for reserves. who. charging the mob with
nishtsticks. sent II scurrylng in all direc-
lions.
The strikers did more damage to-day
than they have since the strike began
twenty-five days ago. During the early
morning hours the feed wire on Third
street near Grandview avenue. Mount
Vernon. was cut, shutting of the power
to tho Pelhams and New Rochelle. A
wrecking crew guarded by policemen
rushed to the scene and repaired the
wire. The company offered n reward Of
800 for information leading 10 the ar
rest of the wire cutters.
Several hours later stones were thrown
at the hvc cars at the terminal station
On First street, which were guarded by
police. and several officers hsd narrow
escapes from being injured. The police
were unable 20 find the stone throwers.
who were on the roof OF a nearby house.
At noon about 100 strikers storned
n restaurant on FRS, street. Moun;
Vernon. where the strikebreaking car
crews wer" eating dinner. They tried
TO drag several Of them from the res.
taurant. but were prevented by police
reserves.
Chief OF Police Sllverstein. with {
motor car Alled with policemen. was
rounding the corner OF Fourth avenue
n Third street at $50 l.. NJ. when
the chief says he saw James O'Kesfa,
q striking motorman OF New Rochelle.
ENJOY the movable tongue from the
trolley switch. O'Keefe was arrested
charged with n felony.
Mayor F!ske OF Mount Vernon called
to-day a special session Of the Com
NOR ouncil for tomorrow morning for
the purpose OF trying TO rescind thu
fifteen day ordinance. II this is done
the company will use strike breakers.
Mayor Fiske declared that his patience
has been exhausted by the riotour action
Of the strikers.
The strikers say that IL strike breakers
are sent into W~cstchester county rio
AND h'oodshed will follow. This threa,
reached he Mayor and he stated that
he may have TO ask Gov. Whitman Ia
order out the militia.
For six hours yesterday morning n
single car was operated by the Sonkers
Railroad Company between Getty square,
Yonkcrs. and the Van Cor,landt Park
terminal OF the subway. Then the mo-
torman. Harry W Fishberk. quit the
car and resigned from his Job. His two
sisters had pleaded with him to stop.
fearing that he would be injured.
The street car strike In Albany. threat
ened by the ~Amslgamated carmen. went
into effect yesterday morning and traffic
was at a standstill. In Rensselaer, and
Water vlict the same condition prevailed
The sun., 1916-10-03

Jonrc Tells Troops Important Re
suits of Sommr Hattie.

PARIS. oct. Ger. Jonre, under date
~ september 80. sent the following order
~ the day to armies OF the north:
tn" general commander IN chief
expresses great satisfaction % the
troops who nave been lighting unceas-
jugly on the S"minc FOR nearly three
months by their valor and persc-
vera.ce t'cy have given blows tn the
enemy from which he has difficulty In
recovering,
Nerdun relieved. twenty-five villages
retorquercd. more than So. 900 pri,-
oners and 100 cannon taken. successive
enemy lines broken through for n
depth of ton k.lometers-sucA ar, IA,
Results ~al!"tly ohtlined.
In continuing the oontest With tho
same tenacious viii. IN rebuilding their
trdor. ia union with uur brave allies.
tho valiant armies Of the Sommc will
he assured ~ u glorious part In tho
decisive victory.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Statement ~ the ow pership. management.
circulation. A,., Required by the Act OF
congress "f Nugust ~. 1917. Of THE
StN. published every day mt New York,
y. y, for October I. 1916.

Statement Of the ownership. management.
circulation. S,,,. r"anir,d by the Act q
SJN. published every day nj New York.
~ y. Tor October !. 1914.
Before me-. a Notary Public in and for
The state and county 2f'rcsaid, personally
been duly sworn according to law. deposes
and says mat h." j. tl" pihlisher 81 rHE
o, his knowledge" amt heller. u true state
ment Of tho ownership. management. etc,
= 'he aforesaid publication for The date
the Act OF August - 1919. embodied In
section 40. postal LAWS and ilesuia;!ons.
! That the nr.ues AMI nidresse. Of tho
rul'i.het. "fi'nr. mrnar'ng EDITOR AMI
hq.ine.s 'n9nsr,r ",": Lnhi'sHcr. Erin
y. =. "di'or Elw.rl r. M!;ghoii. $50 Mas
al ,'Ts@,, $sm Y'rto = w., managing
York. y. y, business MANAGE. II. ID. Hal
sey. 10 Nassau street. Sew York, y. Y.
{. TIA; IN" oau'rs are: sun Printing 4
NH7 York. y. v, that IN" stockholders
"vrinR o. holding ! per cent. or more. Of
Geo-r't ma r. Ian ~. New YORK city. y. Y.
tn" li.rk \. Nsuaav company. Franz \.
MurS",. = Wet i"tti"th street, New York,
? Tina, the known ronlhold.r-. mort.
gage. .nd 9TH" s".ur!'y holders owninr
or h"'li"g ! per ont. or more % total
amount % hoid. mortgages or other 80
c%urit,cs arc tn" .N'g'uai Ike Insurni g"
3 Tha. iE. 'r7 p,ragra rhs neS. ahcv..
I gi,lu. he names - tho owners. stockhoid.
ora an .%"ciri,y holders. ~ any. contai,
security holders A. 'h"y appear upon n"
h1ar, - IN" '"mrnn,. but alrc In cn.e,
appears upon tn" hooks NJ The company
NJ trustee % IN any other tiu'iiry ~""li;ior
vhon such trustee is acting Is given: oiso
TINT u" EIiu $50 paragraphs contain
The sun., 1916-10-03

The French statement Tonight says
In the course OF the day We pro-
gresscd by grenade lighting 10 cast OF
BouchaNesnes. About forty prisoners
and six machine guns We're left Ia u
hands. H. the same region a German
detachment. caught under our tre In
the direction OF t.p,uc ii" Mllass!s".
was disp.Tscd, leaving Mt. men ON the
ground.
South of the Somm a small GERMAN
attack, directed on onr uf our trenches
south OF Normundovillcrs. was easily
iCpulSed.
lad weather has hamrered the on
crations ON the whole Sonme front.
There has been Intermittent Cannonad-
Ing on parts Of the front.
The day statement said:
To the north of the SOmme an opera
tinn on our part resulted I our oc-
Cupying q German trench e the cast
of Bo~uchayesncs. and We took some
prisoners.
The sun., 1916-10-03

Firomcn Of tho rescue squad. working
in Oxygen helmets, had "A lively hour yes
tcrdny morning When a compressor in
the packing house Of the NJ. Iimmer-
man Company. ." Third street, broke,
releasing ainmnuir Employees were
driven ont by the (. ., e.. as were tenants
OF adjoining tenement houses,
The sun., 1916-10-03
DR.. M-nocaI Succeeds DR.. xun-,,

Hhv.S,, oct c-Prcsidert Nenocal
has appointed Dr. Ea!murdo Menoral
Secretary ~ Sanitation to succeed pr
Enrique Nunrz. who died recently IN
New York. Tho new secretary il 4
relative uc The President.
The sun., 1916-10-03
ARMY
INVADES BULGARIA


was taken by Austro-Huugar!an
troops.
The Austrian account OF the same
lighting says:
In the Orsova sector W captured
some heights. and west Of Petrozseny
seized Mount Oboroca. Rumanit,n
counter attacks were repulsed. ON
the Great Kukei River u advanced
posts were obliged TO retire TO kUkoli.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Costipan to support Wilson.

DENvEp. Col, oct. - Edward J.. Cos
tieau, former Progressive candidate for
Governor, to-day announced IN a state
ment that he would support the national
Democratic ticket.
The sun., 1916-10-03

we are going to win this strike. Our
here are much brighter than
" were in other cities. There are
|rs Were We forced companies into
krlptgy with only % per cent. of the
rnsu out"
! ely that Fitzgerald may appea, to
IN fpr financial assistance and co.
baton. the strike committee. which
" has hecn increased to "A membership
'o-ty-iive. decided yesterday to pro-
J. IT, lie. Its error Of the last We x
forgotten. Il will strive through
lgt,. other than he calling OF SYM
','r strikes Il help Fitzgerald and
\ Il non Anialg;n'ated members to win
T. battle TIL 30 ~ are several.
rs"n'd out yesterday.
L. the FRS. place the subscription IL
eJ'"d TO keep the strike alive for at
~ months longer. The funds to
! men call for $4,000 In payments
week. 81 70 each man.
Secondly 1t viii bring to bear what
y politica! force II can command.
d'dltes for the Assembly. State SEN
and even Congress will be instructed
he forthcoming weeks they must do
at they can 10 end the car strike in
or Of the Amalgamated. The traction
apin,es will he as little able 10 stand
,ort OF burden as the financial loss.
un.on men believe.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Mayor wants 1000 Cons.

CHICAGO. Oct. Mayor Thompson to-
day notified the City Council that the
3. 600 policemen now employed are not
sufficient to guard the city and asked for
900 additional men. Approximately
coo square miles are patrolled.
The sun., 1916-10-03

laird, attacks viii be made on the
tnces VI the traction companies.
foush all channels possible union men
discourage travel on the INTERIOR
The sun., 1916-10-03
French Take Trench Elements.

on the French front bad weather ham,
pered the operations. hut French grenade
throwe.s captured German trench cle-
ments east OF Bouchavesnes, which viii
help In the cncircling % rcronnc Fifty
prisoners and six machine runs were
captured. A small German attack south
of N~ermandOvillers was repu,se1.
German sailors lave been rushed to
the Somme front 10 relieve the pressure
.: tho allied attacks upon the infantry.
correspondents AZ the front telegraph.
sailors from the German sccond naval
division were taken prisoners last night.
This force had been FOR two years In
Belgium with their naval Tuns guarding
the coast. This is the first time they
have been used on the Somme front.
The French on the other hand have
sailors and armored monitors using the
canals Of the Somrne front, and even the
River Somme Itself. to lombard peronne
and especially Mont 81. Quentin. the key
TO peronne. Marine gunuers bonbaI
the two positions every day. pishins
forward along the waterways a li;t!e
whenever the infantry on either shore
makes an advance.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BRITISH CLOSING
GRIP ON LIE SARS
Village Barring Road to Ba-
paumc Almost in the
Allies Grasp.
EAUCOURT FIRMLY HELD
German Sailors Rushed to the
SOmme Front to stop
the New Drive.
EAUCOURT FIRMLY HELD

LONDON. Oct. 2.-Thc enc!rcling Of the
village of lie Sars, on h 70 .Albcr:.
Bapaume road. four miles southwest OF
Bapaume, has begun. British troops
have established themselves more than
half a mile north OF Courcelettc. SOUTH
west Of Lc sars. and have cleared the
buildings Of Daucourt rAbbaye. less
than a mile southeast Of the village. Of
Germans.
lie Sars II one OF the greatest OBJ.
stacles the British havc to meet In their
drive toward Bapaume, and with Hill
Ito. on its outskirts. will he OF value To
their artillery. The Germans are trying
hard to stop the encircling movement
and succeeded to-day in driving tue
British out Of part OF the Regina
trench. southwest of the village. by a
strong counter attack. mother attack
upon the. other claw of the nippers.
Eaucourt rAbbayc was beaten back.
The sun., 1916-10-03
Fighting Continues.

To-day's German statement says h ,
British and French attacks on a vide
front have been beaten ba X. bu: su!l
continue. This conflicts with the Lon
don and Paris statements. which men
ton only Isolated lighting. The German
statement says:
Army Group OF Prince Rupprecht-
Fighting on "A large scale Oh tine twen-
~ k.lone:er t24 ini.esb front be-
tween Thl, pval and Rancourt occurred
again yesterday in the battle area
north OF the Somme. The British and
French. after "A great iuvreas. In their
preparatory fire, advanced to the at
tack. They were sangu!narily re-
pulsed many times by our well directed
artillery fire. Detachmcnts which PEN
etrated our lines were elected by Il
unshakahle infantry after bitter hand
10 hand fighting.
Immediately north ~ the Soinnie a
French local attack was rspuls,d. The
battle lasted throughout the night and
j. still IN full swing
South ~ the SOmmc there wa l'veH
artillery fgh,ing at places.
The sun., 1916-10-03
100000 FUND
FOR CAR STRIKERS
who Wouldn't Quit
in sympathy Pledged to
ST Assessments.
ELIEF FOR TIE POLICE
Ulcers Quit subway Trains,
Only One on a Trolley
Hereafter.

-or.aken In everything but financial
hort by the other labor organizations
The city. the striking carmen yes:er-
|, decided to make their fight alone. to
rail OH, for months II necessary to
S,- Oh, the traction managers. The
IONS that refused to quit with them In
! biz "sympathetic" movement have
l,rarked this endurance intention by
k,ribu.ing TO a fund that II expected
,rrregate 100000 before the end Of
! week.
Police men will stop guarding the sub
" trains AZ 6 o'clock this morning. so
H. IS Commissioner Woods that the
Ike there is about over. Policemen
guard the station platforms for n
\ DAYS. and II no violence occurs they
u will ne recalled.
I,nother evidence that the police think
j strike l. dead IL that hereafter only
\ policeman instead Of two will guard
M surface car. The emergency sta
S,s for mounted patrolmen on strike
~ were discontinued yesterday.
fhe Central Federated Union and
ker labor bodies yesterday buried with
kropriate ceremonies the huge strike"
\, failed at any time to get beyond the
jid!ng point. As n sop to the wounded
IN Of the carmen they pledged every
hon labor nan n woma to a ~ con-
button. This is to be the nucleus OF
war chest with which William q.
krgerald. Amalgamatcd leader. hopes
beat the traction companies.
fThc street IA strike Is just where Il
y been. This movement of yours here
y nothing to do with us" Fitzgerald
the strike conference yesterday.
fe have been going ahead with our
b Affairs regardless of your oYer to
n u. Nuw that your strike has not
teloped Il does not affect our situation
\ way ~ Z other.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
AMERICANS GET MOTOR
i. FRANCHISE TN CHINA

Under the terms of an agreement
for road construction just eonsum-
mated with the governor of Picking
and I'm return Tor furnishing loan
of 100000 Mexican ($54,000 United
States gold at present exchange in
Chinal, an American company mas
been granted an exclusive. franchise
for 20 years to operate motor freight
end passenger services upon the road
to be constructed. ".... ...-.- ......s
The highway will extend from the
city of Peking to the Western Hills
Summer palace) by way of the
Marco Polo bridge, and 1t is expected
that it's construction, by making the
hills directly and readily accessible
to Picking, will lead to the development
of suburban residence areas in that
region. 49,. III .....@
II is understood that the building
of this highway is only the first step
in an extensive plan of public road
construction in Chilli province. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
RECORD SET IN DASH, Il.
r. PORTLAND TO SPOKANE

All records for fast motor car travel
between Portland, Ore, and Spokane.
Wash, went by the board when Ray
Mcnamara, plotting a Maxwell road
ster, covered the AGO miles of rather
rough going in Is hours and 80 min
utes. He was officially checked in and
out of the two points as well as at
intermediate cities by newspaper men,
one of whom rode with him the entire
distance. ...-. ..
Not only did Mcnamara create a
mark that was five hours better than
the previous record, but he also low
cred the time between Portland ard
other cities along the route. The run
between the Oregon metropolis and
Pendelton was made in 8 hours, "a
minutes. as against the former hest
mark of approximately 10 hours.
: The Maxwell records were made ii
spite of trying road conditions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
C00MBS ENLARGES HIS
AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS

e
On account of the greatly increased
business of the Frank Coombs Auto
Repair Shop, Frank Coombs is now
engaged in moving his entire shop ioto
the building formerly occupied by the
SchuTan Carriage Company, corner Of
Bishop and Merchant streets.
In an interview with Mr.. Coombs he
stated that his old location was en-.
tirely too small for the repair business
which he was conducting and that
row he will also install painting
and general body building business.
The new location will also give him
ample room to display and carry more
used cars, in which he also deals, as
we'll as a display space for automobile
accessories, etc. ~....-