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ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. It is prac
ticetty admitted that all hope of ef
fertiag a settlement of the conttv
veray between the Halted States and I
Mexico through the commission ap
po'ated hy both countries, has been
ahaaJcaed The gaestion of the with
drawal of the Hailed States troops
from Mexico tabes precedence over
every olh-tr subject with the Mexican
('oiwhdoaea a»d they practtcalK
refuse to discus* any other sahjc'*
until this point has been settled, in
sisting that the first act of the Ad
"uiniatration shall be the recall of Hie
American soldiers from Mexican soil.
They freely admit that the financ >
ot Mexico are such that l*resideat
t'arrahxa la unable to pay the Mexi
can soldiers sad tacitly admit tha<
aader present conditions c'arrania is
unable to protect foreign interests in
Mexico or guard the herder to pre
vent raids into American territory S>
Mexican bandits, la spite of this they
insist that the American troops must
he withdrawn.
The American commissioners in
sist that t*te first steps shoo Id be an
adjustment of Mexican internal af
fairs tc the end the* the Mexican
government may be in a position to
iasare the safety of the lives and
properly of foreigners in that country
sad pat down outlawty.
Neither side is wiling to give way
and it is probable that the commission
will b* dissolved The Mexican con
a" as loners are going to New York
and will attempt to negotiate a too*
of three to fire million dollars to on
able Carraam to carry on the gov
ernment until arrangements have been
made to provide revenue from othe<
aoorena.
WOMEN ATTACK
CARS NEW YORK
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WORST RIOT \*K THE STRIKE
Three Hndntl Wives ami R>*lati\e>.
of the Striking : train. Stirred h>
Kvhortalkms wf "MuiIht Jones"
Do Ureal tin wage.
NEW YORK. Oet. One of the
worst riou that has occurred here
since the beginning cf the streetcar
•trike broke out here this afternoon
when three hundred women, wive,
and relatives of the strikers, stirred
up bv the ethortations of "Mother"
Jones attacked a number of street
earn and did a great amount of dam
age be:ore they were suppressed.
The women drove the conductors
and wotormen off the cars, broke the
windows and clubbed the passengers
wbo did not vaca.it fast enough to
suit them. Ose of the women pas
•enters had her baby torn from h;r
arms by the strikers curing the strug
gle iu one of the cars, and the child
has not been found. The woman is
tracttc with grief over the fate »t
the child aad detectives hare been
detailed to searvh for the misisng in
rant.
SCANDINAVIANS HAVE
NO DESIRK FOR WAR
LONDON. Oct. C.—King Haakon
of Norway, speaking at a dinner given
tc tho Swedish and Danish ministers
of state la Christiana, declared that
the Scandinavian rations were united
la their desire to remain neutral, ae
cording to a dispatch in the Ex
change Telegraph company
WILSON RKFTSK8 TO
RKPI.Y TO ROOSEVELT
CHICAGO, Oct. «.—It is stated here
this morning that President Wilson
will make ro attempt to reply to the
charges made hy Col. Roosevelt in
his campaign speech at Battle Creek.
Michigan, a tew days ago. The pres
Meat characterizes Roosevelt's speech
as the wild utterances of a private
d liana who has a perfect right to ait
hu views, and which are not wool:
Arthur Hill came la last evening
wita hta aato from Chttina.
Mias AIM* Coles is a visitor in town
thh afternoon from tho CUT mine.
TERMS SETTLEMENT
ARE KEPT SECRET
ItOTII NlltKS liKKVSK Tit TAI.K
I uwlilinn* I dlrr \VI«H-h the U«c
'horn «i\ Slrike at Srattlr Was
t »IW I It | akaona—Hrlinrd la
**• la.st Us lltht.
SK VT'I.K. lirl. «. -Tho terms oi
the srttli moiit made kolaton Ihr ship
owners anil tho striking longshoremen
are heinr kept seerel. hut il is heliev
iil here ;h.it the I n ion his* its fiicht
lor the oJom il shop. Ithu-kmaii r
Hi si's to ‘lisrass tho sottlemo.it >n any
way ami tho shipping men art' initially
uneommiiciratire.
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IttMAMAN IlKKKAT MSA I'll H NTS
\eti»ily of the ItulKars awl Tarks Is
tiitinje liowloa Muili l araslans
Sees tlnuir to ItrilKh Arms lalll
Itriirt t tut of Muon Ionia.
IvOXfKIX. ttct. The situation of
ihe Kun.anian armies on both the
trouts it Transylvania :.\d IKibru>l;i
s giving rise I . .unit up,.. .-hcitsitMt
::ere. alt .-tough the news ot the latest
•vents c«>ui«-: largely from eneui>
ources ind therefor*' is takeu with
ertain reserve.
"It seems possible." says the Times
o<lay. “that the Husso Ituuianiun
iorces it- Itobrudja may soou be in
teed of tel|>. The aetual position of
•flairs it Ttansylvania is equally uu
ertain ' * * Why did Kumania al
ow herself fo lean tkdirudja unpro
ivtol aed allow the Bulgurs to gain
0 stroll, a footing? The fact is that
1 lima toe did uot tits Ian* wav ou But
.alia a.d Bulgaria has no! official!)
ir v.in J war on Itumafia.
"Tire Tact that the Itumanians did
<ot go it 10 the war willingly and that
tie masses are against an alliance
ith the entente allies renders it ex
-eediugi. difficult to prophesy what
will oct-t. v in ca a' the at my meets with
rvterses.
"If the Itumanians need direct and
mnorli&te aid the allies must spar>
•to «-ffot ts to supply it. While our
roops in Salouiki art' doing nothing
.o advance the big drive against Uul
•raritt it is expected by ltecember 1
■ hat fjrrece will have united with the
•utente allies iu pushing the invatl
•rs over the borders of Macedonia. So
long as they iHcupy tlreek territory
ihey constitute a serious menace to
our eastern flank.”
Fred Itee-o, who has been spending
ilte sun;liter in the Teikhell countty.
returneil to town last evening.
CROWN PRINCE OF SERVIJL
Alexander la Leading Section
of Reconstructed Servian Army.
MARRIED BY MAIL 2.500 MILES AWAY
Whee i "umpany a or the 11* regiment of the Mew Jereay national guani wont to the border Igjwla Itanaemer
of Newark had to leave hla fiancee. Ethel Sargent, ae they were alawt to be married After reaching the Ixjrder,
however, all the marriage detalla were arranged by maft. and the dty clerk of Newark recognizes It ae legal.
AKKWOKMKNTS KX«
tH.OIIIONSilll* OXMKX
NSW YORK. Oct. 6. Plans have
hrra completed for the world's series
games to be played on the completion
of the National league race. The ser
ies will go to the winner of four oul
of seven games.
The first and second games of the
series will be played in Itoslon, the
nrst games Saturday, tlctober “. and
second Monday. October ».
The third and fourth games will
"be played in Urooklyn on Tuesday.
October 10. and Wednesday, tlctober
11.
If the series goes beyond the fourth
ame the fifth game will he played
u on October 12th. Ihe sixth
.ante in Urooklyn October 13.
Should Ihe liual game have to be
dated the place will be decided upon
y the toss of a coin.
In cas«> of a tie game or postpone
ment *>n account of the min. the clubs
u ill remain in Ihe city until such
game is played off.
empires for the series will not be
tnnounrtsl until after the pennant
sinner of the National b'ague is wade
known.
ROOT ROASTS
ADMINISTRATION
SAYS HAS ItKKN IMXWPKTKX l'
:■« . 1*1 ev Kun'isR IHJIci Has Hmi Is
i
rrM'lulr anti (H«a the UdIMlii In
cident anti Mexican IXdk-y At Kx
ani|deN «»r M Kmanagcmcnt ■
XKW YORK. Oct Rx-Senator
rllihu Kind made a campatgu address
here last night before a «ar<c audi
ence at a Republican mass meeting.
He flayed I “resident Wilson and the
Democratic administration and said
that Wilson's rule had been marked
hy irresoluteness in dealing with for
eign affairs, incompetency and sec
tionalism. and cited the Lusitania in
cident. O'tr unpreparedness and the
Mexican fiasco as examples.
BIG BIISH FOR
SEATS AT GAMES
TRRMKNIMH S SX1.K OK TH'KKTS
Iran Stria* of Kan* Stand In Unr
Awaiting a Chance at the Box Of
gcc to Secure Seat* for Opening
Came*—large*! Crowd Kxpccted.
BOSTON. Oct. ‘The rush to <«t
care seats for the opening games be
tween the Beaten and Brooklyn teams.
In the world championship series is
os and nil day long a hage crowd of
fans has lined ap at the box oflke
awaiting an opportunity to secure
seats. The sale has been tremendous
and It is anticipated the opening game
will draw the largest crowd ever at
tending a baseball game la this city.
P. U Nell, postofttce inspector for
this district, left on the Alaska tor
Jaaeou.
A swell change of pictures at the
Km proas this evening. Ulliaa Walk
er la “Playing the Oamo.“ a footer*
comedy drama. Now pictures tomor
row evening.
QUHt’S GREETING
PRESIDENT WILSON
OVATION TO CHIRK K.XKCVTIVK
t
Oue liumired Thousand People Turn
(III to Wdmmr the IVe^hlent in
tltjr—Amonmtn Name, of KIkIii
II<>ur llinMlnlottnt.
OMAHA, Oct. 5.—The arrival of
President Wilson here was observed
by the entire populace as a holiday.
The cily was bedecked with Hags and
bunting, and fully one hundred tliou
sand people turned out to greet the
President on his arrival. A huge pro
cession formed to escort him to his
hotel, and every hand in llte city was
railed up to furnish music for the
occasion.
President Wilson wa* cheered to
the echo, the people all along the line
of march greeting him with tremen
dous applause. Ice cream was served
free to everybody, and thousands of
gallons were consumed.
In an address before the Coiunuv
rial t'luh. at a luncheon given in his
honor. President Wilson said Ameri
ca must now serve the world. The
President also announced that hr ha-l
selected Col. G. W. Goethals, builder
of the Panama Canal as the head of
the commission, to observe the work
ings of the eight-hour law.* as pro
vided in the Adamson hill, with Goo.
Ituhlee, a member of the Federal
Trade Commission and Interstate
Commerce Cc-ntnissioner Clark* as
the remaining members of I he Cout
nission.
Continuous « Hat bin.
OMAHA. Oct. Wilson's stay
l.ere has been one continuous ovation.
The President was in a campaigning
mood, smiling and handshaking. Gov
ernor Moorhead introduce*! ITesident
Wilson, who made a powerful ad
dress on the issues or the campaign.
He told of the struggles of the ad
ministration to maintain neutrality
and keep out of the European strug
gle. and of the methods employed to
prevent an armed conflict with Mex
ico. He paid a high tribute to the
loyui Americans, who. he declared,
were ready at all times to flght for
the cause of humanity, but not to
protect the Investments of the wealthy
corporations He declared that uu
der the Democratic administration
business had been unshackled and the
ch an nets dug for a great commercial
fvfture
.
COMPANY RKSPtlVSmo;
MIR KALI. OK HHIIM.K
OTTAWA. Oat.. Oct. 'The St
Lawrence Bridge Company has noli
ltd the Canadian government that it
accepts tall responsibility for the fall
of the Qusbec bridge span and gave
notice It won Id undertake to rep lac
the spaa and complete the bridge asj
soon an possible. With steel scarce
it la believed it will take two years to
roaatruct a new span _
STKKKT CAR STR1KK
IN ALBANY' ALSO
ALBANY. N. Y.. Oct- C.—A thous
and street car aw Wrack work la
this city yesterday because of the fun
that some of thorn hod bees disciplin
ed hy the company tor trivial of
teams. Tho street car system bed to
suspend to msny places because of
the walkout.
George W. Ns tons, the welKksovrs
railroad contractor, who la baildteg
tho i oibrood front Coa trailer Bay to
tho PtrtM Rtvor cool MR left on
tho A tonka for Oaattle. after Reading
aaeotal days to town.
MItKIIII* imMIIAKDS TIIK
CAI’ITAI. OK IU MANIA
HKItl.tN. Oct. fi. The bombard
ment of Bucharest, the capital of Itu
mnnin by u Herman airship is report
ed in the official announcement issued
here today. Field Marshal von
Maekenson's forces which are invad
ing Itumania have won several intpnr
lant battles, the statement says. The
Itrilish and Serbian attacks on the
Munsloniaii front were repulsed.
IIIOTS OtVI'K WIIKN
HFKMANS FAI.I, BACK
LONDON, Oct. fi. Serious rioting
in w-hicfc a number of lives were lost
took place at Chcmnitc Saturday, ac
cording to a Central News dispatch
from the Hague. The rioting started
when the news arrived of the heavy
losses of Chemnitz workmen in the
Somme battle.
Crowds assembled on the streets
and sang “The Internationale.” They
refused to disperce and were charged
by Hussars. Five Hussars were kill
ed and forty wounded, and fit' civil
ians were killed and :tnn armed with
level vers were arrested.
POLICE UNEARTH
MURDER PLOT
_
\MONfi Till-: STRIKINti (MRMKN
I
Authorities t'laini to Have Discovered
t 'ainspirney to Murtler President
Shouts and Manager Medley of the
Transit 4'om|utny.
XRW YORK. Oct. 6. -The police
authorities today announced that they
had unearthed a conspiracy among the
striking carmen to assassiuate Presi
dent Shouts and Manuger lledley of
the Interhorough Rapid Transit t’o.
It is asserted that detectives have un
covered the plot and have the riug
leaders where they can in' apprehend
ed at any moment. Arrests are ex
pected to occur this afternoon.
sues ramcK
for mu
ASKS It.XMUiKS OK p.'MyNMMMt
.1 newish A. O'lmrj, I “re* Went of the
American Trwth Association, Bring*
\« lion Again*! Publisher of the
I htcago Tribune.
\K\V YORK. t>el. Jeremiah A.
OT«eary. president of the American
Truth Association, has hied an action
; gainst M<still McCormack, publisher
Carnages, alleging defamation of char
acter. The Tribune, in a recent edi
torial referred to O’Leary as a hy
phenated American, questioned his
loyalty and alleged improper politi
cal activity.
Bruce Ryder came up on the Alaska
from Iatouche and will spend a few
days in town.
Charles Sea ley left oa the Mariposa
for Latoache after spending several
days in town
Mrs. Henry Corkerille was aa oat
goiag passenger oa the Alaska for aa
extended visit in the last.
REPORT ANNIHILATION OF
RUMANIAN INVADING ARMY
IHHIMTTHKH IKON lUMiAKIAN «' APIT H.STATK TH« IKHk *.* »>
VAItlMi Kl MANIA VS WAS COMPLETELY ANNIHIA .%»»>»— W VS
(•KKATENT VIITOKY SINCE I AI.L of T1 TR \ kl N — K.I RMI> >
CAIOHT BETWEEN TWO EOKCES—KETKEAT * IT »Hk—
REACH WITHIN TWELVE MII.KS Of MON Will-;— MW IV l K>
CHECKER NEAR STKIPINO—TEI TONS HH.MLA E» ATU>
M>NIK)N, Oct. fi. — Reports sent
out from Sofia, the ItulKarian capilal.
state that the ItulKarian forces com
pletely enveloped the Rumanian army
invading Bulgaria south of Bucha
rest. ami annihilated it. The Rutiia
i man army, consisting of 15 or 16 bat
talions was completely wiped out, ac
cording to the report, constituting the
greatest victory of the Balkan cam
paign since the (all of Tiitrakun. The
Bulgarian forces covered Rutschult
■ >n one side and Turtkai on the other,
t rushing the Rumanians between
them.
Itiimuniuns Were Trapi>e<l.
LONDON. Oct. il. Further advices
Irom the lialkau front state that the
Itinnantan losses in the buttle east of
Itustehuk. amounted to between fif
teen and sixteen thousand as well as
their entire artillery. The Bulgarians
and Hermans practically surrounded
the Rumanians, the only opening be
ing to the north where the Rumani
ans hud crossed the Danube.
Retreating before the overwhelm
ing attack of the Bulgars the Ruma
nians drew near the river only to find
their pontoon bridges had been de
stroyed by the Bulgarians.
They made a desperate stand on
the banks of the river, but were mow
ed down by the terrific tire from the
enemy's nlles anil artilhiv uei • i ■
forced to surrender
Serbians %d v ninoiu..
LO.NUO.V Oct ii Ih Serbian
troops operating -on,ill of MVni*.a r
have steadily advaneeii .mdi ;ir now
within 12 mile;: of tile n;;. Ii.ivi;. .
captured tile town of Cm
Vlvance « lie< -lintll
SOFIA. Oct. H. -Tile Senhimi ad
vance has been cheehed In t!ie tSiiJ
garians after heavy hiiiitiua m c
St ru pi no.
Kussians Pefwii link'.
BKTKOtiltAUi Oi l ii ..
ceiveil here stale that a lieu, y huu:
between the Itussiun- and l ie iin
lias iHielirrwl south ot Trebi/.i nUi to
which the Turks were dec ivel. de
touted
British fuffhmm Tfowun
UJSMK. llct Ii \n • tlieial !
patch received hern. toila> tl. I.: "
tile British troops in M.o edon ia !t:ev.
captured the town of \eiiiH.euj t ■ i
i he Butnars.
financial t rise- in Iwe.-n,
UJXDO.V. t ick H t' ..Ii. ; ,n ,
midst of u linaiu.al i.risi. v.: p.i;
ments have been suspended md)
liitelv
*7.10,000 KIKK IN
MOKKIS OMAHA CO.
OMAHA, Oet. &.—A lire which de
stroy'd three quarters of a million
dollars levelled the Morris put-king
plant here today. The whole hiss is
Covered with insurance, however. No
loss of life occurred.
. T _
T. J. Itonohoe is confined to his
home with an attack of grippe.
Many a man aspires to be a poltti
,cal leader when even his dog won’t
| follow him.
I There is plenty of room at the top
i but the small potatoes won’t believe
there is.
When the world owes a man aliv
ing he has a life job as a collector.
Money talks but it does not always
speak when it is spoken to.
A woman has uo right to question
the love of a husband who allows her
to buy his neckties.
Man wants but little here below
but he frequently wants a fresh sup
ply of it.
1 ___
DR. ALEXIS CARREL
Hatd of Rocksfollor Institute
In Front of Franch Hospital.
SAYS CHARACTER
BEEN DEFAMED
KKINGH %4 TH>\ IH»k HAUlWS
John K. liallnme Sine •
<•«**• for t hie Hundred Th«ni-.iiul
lars for Alleged SliiiidProiis- Hn
marks Made IPUffimc fciMiiipiium
SEATTLE. Oct *» Joan HT. Bid
lain**, who made rth* race in nll*t r*»
cent state primaro- as anAfidepcnh”'
<audid.it** tor i*. Si House on h-rpr*
sentaiives. has iirmumfi an uirtiiom
in the courts her** against. fin* Ifoi-r
Intelligence! tor om» hiintfrodl tiloui
sand dollars damage's The uuuipUunr
alleges that tin• ucwspup**n n;ijunf!‘:
and maliciously assailed him in »«di
torials printed on SeptMmb»»ir 1 *». in
which he was uharanu*n/.*Mll at- con
ducting a campaign of falsehood1. ana
in which charges against hts- charrau
ter of a most defamatory namin'* ww
made.
Ballaiin* alleges t hat he is- in iunedl
to the eslvnt of iH'i'M1"" and =*e*'k.
judgment against the publishers- on
the Post-Intelligencer-to filar amounr
Mrs. ». IT. MUliuwfi vuiny
informally at bridge tins afitnnitnui
Three tallies were at play
The members of: title Uaillee lOiiol!
held their regular meeting IThtu-sdn ■
afternoon at the home uf Mrs liUrtr;'
T. Whitley Sewiug formed] the oninr
tainmeiit for the aftnmmiin
Big Briilge t oni|ileo»*l
PORTL.\N£> Me . Weft n U mill
lion dollar bridge lias just- he.ui ininn
pleted connecting. Portland ami Sourlli
Portland. II is .. tent! long andi
is supported lly nine burlier pier ,
one of whii li men fr-teonii llsgjndor
are the longest in tile world! There
are 1.500.non pounds of: in rile
bridge ami i nn utiles <>i t multi rods
The ham-ls of cement use.li ill; tu it
piled on end would lie nwent» nnlns
high.
Typhoid Kpnlfiiur
ELGIN. III.. Get. BW«miu on
Elgin of ITS casm of typhoid CP• on
was revealed last night wmnrttnr »\ hi
| the miiiiiinmniiiiuit tiiut liti dtou ds
■from the disease have aceumndi ainue*
! June, when the epidemic began.
The City Superintendent!of Hfi..
A. J. Woltdorff, tu whom reports, nC
the cases were mmlf is- * Hunni'i*.
maker and physicians declare lie tlf
lowed the repurts tu pass unoticml:
George Same k at Lutuuuhe wrc hi
through passenger frum the mining
town on the Alaska en mute tuo'tiltir
ado where he will spend the warn*1’.