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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1912.

MISCELLANEOUS. SHERIFF MADE BECKER WALK, FLAGS AT FULL MAST. TRAVELER TALKS OF SERBS AND BULGARS DEATH OF SHERMAN-MAY CAUSE TANGLE 8 IN FAMILY WED ON SAME DATE Harburger Criticised for Subjecting Can't Be Lowered on Armories Without Orders From Albany. Prisoner to Indignity at Ossining. Much comment was heard today from those who accompanied the party that took Charles Becker to Sing Sing yes terday because of the iact that the condemned man was compelled by Sheriff LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.

Capital Surplus $8,590,000 The ONLY Mortgage Company in New York that LIMITS its mortgage guarantees in proportion to its Capital and Surplus. This vital protection to investors conforms to the successful mortgage practice in Europe of the past 150 years. 59 Liberty Street, Manhattan 184 Montague Street, Brooklyn Conditions Unique in Nation's Political History Possible to Result. Nox McCain Describes Characteristics of Fighting Peoples. Remarkable Anniversary Celebration Tomorrow Night at Home of Arthur S.

Somers. Harburger to walk from the railroad station at Ossining to the priapu. The distance Is only half a mile, but it Is uphill all the way, and the course was lined with spectators. Several groups of moving picture operators took pictures OLD POLITICIANS THEY LACK 'CHRISTIAN SPIRIT' ALL PICKED HALLOWEEN. Ting-a-Iing" went The Eagle telephone hell this atternoon.

A voting woman was on the wire. "Isn't, it awful that the flags are Hying full mast nn the armories of Squadron and the Twenty-third Regiment and the Vice President of tho United States lying dead?" she asked. Inquiry showed that the young woman's Information was correct. was explained at both armories that until official word was received from Albany orders from headquarters, in other words that the Bugs could not be lowered to half-mast. CORONER TO PR0BE THIS CASE Will Seek to Establish Identity of Man Found Dying in Street.

of the procession to the death house. Some of those in the party protested to Sheriff Harburger that it was unfair to make Becker walk before such a crowd of gaping spectators, when he must have been so near exhaustion after the tremendous strain of the day. The Sheriff said that the Stale didn't ullow him any money for carriage hire. Warden John P. Kennedy was asked at the prison why a vehicle was not sent Un powers would take steps to insure a durable peace between the Ia dispatches from Vienna it 1 ttrtsd that the foreign ministers of the European government have reached a tentative agreement tit this matter and la any treat the entry of Bulgarian troop Into Constantinople will not be tolerated by the powers.

Even Ruaala la dtslnciltnod to permit iuch an occurrence. It is also understood In dlplomatlo Quarter In the Austrian oapltal that the Balkan nations have already made known In an unofficial manner that they are prepared to accept intervention by the Powers any moment now. Special dispatches from Constantinople say that the eastern wing of the Turkish army, which is now bearing the brunt of the battle with the Bulgarians, has been reinforced by four Syrian army corps. The center of the Turkish army is composed of picked troops, chiefly regulars, as the reserves have been responsible, la the opinion of tha Turkish War Office, for most of the defeats suffered so far by the Turkish troops, owing to their liability to panic. It is also reported in Constantinople that a Turkish force has crossed the River Marltza in the direction of De-motlca.

in order to cover the approach of further troops from the west, down the Arda Valley. It is stateil that the Turkish Government has decided to send out the Ottoman fleet, with orders to open a passage for Turkish transports through the Aegean Sea to Salonlki Outcome Might Be the Choice of Mar-shall or Johnson as Vice President by Senate. This Is Due, Mr. McCain Says, to the Terrible Oppression of Turks for Centuries. Happy Married Life of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Lawrence Inspired Sons and Daughters to Choose Same Day. PRISONERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK FROM PEN to the Ossining station lor Bocker.

He said that It was not within the province of the prison authorities to go after a prisoner, and that he was strictly in the Sheriff's charge until brought to the prison. The warden stated, however, that he was surprised that Harburger had not provided a carriage for Becker. 'Why the Slate pays him and his Five Men Caught Trying to Get Away at Butler Street Court. deputies each 20 cents a mile when they "The Turk that Is tho 'damnable Turk' Is the follower of Abdul Ilamid. It seems unfortunate that this war should have como at Just thiB time, because it may strike Into tho hands of the old crowd, and that would be an awful misfortune.

The new Turks, that is, "The Young Turks," have among their number some mighty nice fellows, college-bred, educated In Western Europe and broad-minded, liberal men. who are honestly endeavoring, I believe, to rescue their country from the rule of superstition and bigotry that lias enshrouded It. Of course, the Turk that is educated bad to become a free thinker to break away from the narrow line of his school train- bring a prisoner here," said the Warden, "it's forty-eight miles from New York to this place, and that means that Harburger and his men got $9.60 a piece. They couldn't have lost any money, you see, if they had been kind onough to provide a vehlclo for Beoker." One result of the march up the hill to the prison was that moving picture men were able to take a reel of "Becker." FOILED BY DRIVER OF VAN. They Are All Safe in Raymond Streel Jail Now and Pen Is Being- Repaired.

There will be a remarkable gatherlns at the home of Arthur S. Somers, 9SS Sterling place, tomorrow night, when eight wedding anniversaries will be celebrated by members of the same family. The celebration will be held tomorrow night but the weddings all took place on Halloween. Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew W. Lawrence, of 5S8 Bedford avenue, will celebrate the flfty-elghth anniversary of their wedding day; Dr. and Mrs. E. T.

Lawrence of Flushing, a son, will celebrate tho thirty-second anniversary of their nuptial contract; Mrs. Arthur S. Somers, a daughter, and her husband, will celebrato their silver wedding: Dr. A. W.

Lawrence, a son, 558 Bedford avenue, his eighteenth anniversary; Mrs. Frank T. Hearns, a daughter, and her husband, of 201 Hancock street, their seventeenth anniversary, and Hiram Lawrence, a son. his eight anniversary; Dr. Walter Lawrence, a son, residing an Bedford avenue, his ninth anniversary, and George Lawrence of Flushing, a grandson, his fifth anniversary.

Dr. E. T. Lawrence and Walter nnd Dr. A.

W. Lawrence and Mrs. Somers were all married by the Rev. Father Martin Carroll, at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul.

North Sixth street, and Dr. E. T. Lawrence by the Rev. Father Hill, ut.

the Church of the Transfigura There was buried this morning in the city's graveyard, the body ot an unidentified man. concerning whose death Coroner Glinnen purposes making a most searching investigation. In the opinion ot Dr. Wuest, tl)e coroner's physician, the man was either murdered or he was struck by an automobile and received the injury from which he died. An autopsy showed that, his death was due to a rupture of the livor and the internal bleeding consequent thereto.

The police of the Stagg street station, through Captain Zlmmer-inaun, had reported to the coroner that there was "nothing suspicious" alyiut the man's death. The coroner believes there was and will probo the case. The man was found In front of 239 Steps are being taken by the Turkish APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF BULGARIANS AND TURKS AT PRESENT STAGE OF CONFLICT mwkovo The attempt of five alleged criminal to escape from the "pen" of the Butlet street court at noon, today, was foiled by John Mornn, driver of the van for the Department of Correction, and Patrick O'Brien, caretaker of the court. Tha prisoners ro safe behind bars in thS Raymond Street Jail and repairs are being made to the court pen. Whether the death of Vice President Sherman will have any effect upon the electoral machinery of the country was a matter discussed In national political circles today.

While there seems to be no room for confusion, there is the possibility that It may give rise to a condition unique In our history. There has been much speculation as to whether the electoral college will fall to give a majority to any of the candidates for President. If such should be the outcome of this year's election, the duty of electing a President would devolve upon the House of Representatives, which would under the Constitution vote upon the names ot the three highest candidates. Each State will have but one vote. The House is tied on State delegations, twenty-two being Republican, twenty-two being Democratic, and four being unable to vote because they aro split evenly.

In the event of a failure of the House to elect, the yiee President, would become President on March 4 next. Provision is made lu tho Constitution, In case the electoral college falls to choose a Vice President through lack of a majority, that the Senate shall proceed to elect one. The Senate is allowed to vote on two names only, those of the two leading candidates In the eleotoral college. The Republican party today has no candidate for Vice President, and will t-avo none before election. The National Committee will meet in Chicago on November 12 to fill the vacancy caused by Mr.

Sherman's death, but the party will have to go lo the polls without a candldnte, although Sherman's name will undoubtedly appear on bnlloth In several of the States, many of them having already been printed. It Is understood, ot course, that whoever la chosen by the National Committee will receive the votes of whatever Republican electors may be chosen, although they have a constitutional right to vote for whom they please. In case the election should cipher down to the Senate. It Is well recognized that Governor Thomas R. Marshall, the Democratic candidate for vlco president.

Moore street wek ago last night, at :30, uypurenuy aying. fturgeon uorre, of St. Catherine's Hosnital. wak called and before he got there the man was 1 Those who were planning to make getaway are Harry Holister. who is a tion, corner of Hooper street and Marcy prisoner charged with robbery and is also on ball on a charge of conducting a dls- orderly house; Thomas Williams, charged with grand larceny; John Walsh, who is held without bail on a charge ot burglary; "Joe" Constable, an Kal avenue Both parents and six married sons and four married daughters, with their wIveB and husbands, will be present at the gathering tomorrow night, and several married grunehildren will he there.

Mrs. Somers, whose husband is a member of the Board of Education of the City of New York, when asked today why so many of the family selected Halloween night, for their wedding: said: "Our lather and mother had such good luck that we thought wo would get good husbnnds find wives if we picked that night, nnd it has turned out just as wo expected, we oil have splendid life companions." The other sons ore Frederick and Irving Lawrence, nnd other daughters aro Mrs. John Corinan and Mrs. H. T.

dead. Patrolman O'DonneJl, who was on post at the time, reported the matter at the station, and the body was taken charge of by the police and later sent to the Morgue. The case wus referred to Dr. Wuest, and when he looked at tho body he was satisfied that it was not one of so-cajled "natural causes." A post mortem examination proved lie was correct for he found that the man had died from violence and that it was possible that he had been robbed as well. Tho police found nothing of value in his pockets, nor anything that would be of no value ill determining his identity.

ewas about 28 years old, 5 feet 8 inches In height, weighed about 165 pounds, had light complexion and blue eyes, and was clean shaven. His clothing was of fair qualityyAOCSOulvh.luligoodfl An examination of the list of missing pcisons In the hands of tho police revealed the fact, this afternoon, that there was but nno disappearance reported that might have some hearing on the case of the dead man. The "pink slip" from Mn 1 1 vnstnrd.iv thiit- 1 VISA tlfflJCAjeXmm0lJ3 13TKJWJJ? iff fe xx aFI. Xrfr' lOJUKDEU' cwos.f 6EA OF HJ CmRfr k-- MKDILGJlPJllTPOOPS.S ian who was arrested for carrying concealed weapons and has not yet been udtnltted to ball, and MeCor-mack, who was sentenced to six months In tho workhouse, charged with being a vagrant. It is the belief of the court attendants that Holister was the ringleader in thu attempt to escape from the court pen.

When he was arraigned before Magistrate Dodd and held for a further hearing, ho pleaded with the magistrate to lot him nut on a light ball, stating that his health badly broken down and that confinement iu jail might result seriously for him. Magistrate Dodd took pity on the prisoner and told him that he would permit him to be placed In the women's pen and therefore not be forced to mingla. DEMOCRATS AS PROGRESSIVES would he voted upon as one of the two Frank Johnson was missing from his I leading men Who would he the other home In Railway, N. J. The description one? The only other contender In the field today Is Governor Hiram Johnson, tallied in a measure with that of the body now In Potters' Field.

Johnson, who Is at times demented, loft his home the Progressive candidate for vice president. The Republican candidate Is as yet a dark horse. Me might, however, be a highly Important figure, should the Re In Rahway on October 18. The relative of the missing Johnson, who called at local police headquarters this afternoon, said that there was reason to believe that he had come to Brooklyn, and It Is probable now that the Rahway relatives of Johnson will be communicated with. Prominent Men Scheduled for Bull Moose Speeches Tomorrow.

The following statement was Issued today at the headquarters of the Progressive party In the Hotel Manhattan: "On Friday, November 1. the Progressive party will give striking evidence to the country that this great movement Is a non-partisan movement which has appealed to men ol all parties, all classes and all sections of, the I'nlon. "Speaking in every State of tile I'nlon on that day wi be Democrats of national prominence appiwlliig to their former JDaw Hffinii Imn-nva I flu Blinnlv BArvlcS HEDGES WARNS MOOSE. oof th. army at the front.

ms The first air victim of the w.r. thtj'j ein from Btueiaa aviator. Popoff. was instructor i in Tells Progressives to "Come On the liberal Turk is just one of the best publicans get more votes than the Bull Moore party in the electoral college. Although the chance of a failure of the electoral college to show a majority for any candidate Is considered rather remote, it none the less exists, and the death of Mr.

Sherman now brings up the possibility of the Senate electing a man not now a candidate before the voters, who, on Mnreh 4 next, would become the President. Thus the I'nited States might have a chief magistrate who has never been a candidate In the present, fight, and whose Identity Is now unknown. of aviation in the Russian army. He, with several others, left. Russia a few days ago to offer his services to the 1 fellows In the world, thoroughly llke-I able." said Nox McCain, traveler and lec 1 turer, when discussing the Balkan war puny maies mm inc puniio genoraii to support the I'rogii sdiTe movement and Its candidate.

Anionic them will he MINNESOTA CLOSE The Fight Is Between Wilson and Roosevelt, With Each Having Apparently Equal Chance. such men as Judge Hen LlndHcy of Col- Bulgarian army. While flying with his maohine over Adrianople he was brought down by Turkish surupncl shells. Special reports say he was killed. SHIPS FOR TURKISH PORTS TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS with the other prisoners.

Holister was In the pen but a few minutes when ha v.as detected trying to make his escape and wsb transferred to the men's side. Had not Moran walked into the pea to get his prisoners when he did. tli3 five would probably be headed, for every! section of the city nnd the police would be searching for them. When Moran opened the door he tired the Ave gathered In a group, leaning over Holister, who held his han4 a heavy Iron weight, whiuli he bad re-4 moved from Its place over a door. MoJ ran did not move for a moment, and watched ns- Holister, assisted by thu others, dug away plaster, which held a.

heavy iron grate. Already the plaster had been removed to a great extent, and a moment later a clear passageway to. the cellar would he before the occupants of the peii( with Just space enough for a medium sized man to squeeze through. Holister coughed and the tive, startled, jumped to their feet. Holister dropped the weight, and all were quiet.

Not one said a word, but permitted Moran to reJ move them to the van. O'Brien was on1 Ihe scene at that moment, for he had heard the cracking sound whllo he was In the eellur. and suspected that some1 thing was wrong. T0RRENS LAND TITLE VICTORY while iu Uioklyn the oilier day. Three years ago he went all through the country where the fighting Is going on and took a great many photographs.

Ho said he had little trouble 111 getting them except from the fart that as soon as his camera was set up the people were apt to pose before it in stiff and unnatural attitudes. He soon overenme this, however. orauo, joiin M. Parker nf Louisiana, former Governor of his State; George V. Murphy of Llltle Rock, General West of Georgia and General J.

II. McDowell of the House nnd Behave." Amsterdam, N. October 31 Job K. Ileuses, Hcpuljllcnu candidate for Gov crnor. arrived in Amsterdam at 10:20 this morning from Auburn and delivered thirty minute address lit the local opera house before lingo and enthusiastic audience.

He left at 11:17 for West Alba ny. Mr. Hedges devoted himself almost entirely to the consideration of the trusts and Tanimany, nnd scored a great hit when he Addressed himself to the Progressives and sold: "Now that you have had a good time galloping around the lot and in. iking a noise like a Mull Moose, conic on in the house and behave your-seiv like men. Stop your nonsense and come on in the house and vote for me find bo glad of it." ienne8see.

three nf the leading com- (S) lal to The Kagle.) "i i St- Paul, October This ordi Advocate of Law Writes 011 Recent Psrls. Ootober 31 In view of the dan Democrats are out on the stump asking heavily Republican Slate Is good their fellow voters lo support the Pro-' Domorrntlc lighting ground just now. ger threatening foreigners in Turkey the i In the towns near the Turkish border Wilson's chance to capture the electoral Ssoend Division of the Flying Squadron Mr yr-alu fullml a iarK0 number of lib gresslve cause. It typltles the faith they have in the new party, and Is the reason why thousands of courageous Democrats everywhere are trooping to support our cause." Decision of Justice Crane. Heal Kstato Editor Brooklyn Eagle: Some months ago the old title insurance companies hailed with glee a decision made by Justice Crane of the Supreme Court In Brooklyn, lu the now famous case of Crabhe vs.

Hardy et vote appear to be nn even one. The light Is between him and lloosevelt. with President Tuft evidently third in tli running. The Democratic malingers, Including ol the French fleet has been ordered toleral educated Turks were living, who all from Toulon this evening at full I netned frienaiy with their Bulgar and speed to tho Syrian coast. It consists of Sprb neighbors, and treated the women the armored oruUers Loon Oambetta, Vic.

ot family educated men of other tor Hugo and Jules Ferry. nations treat women. The French armored cruiser Brulx, Asked If there was anything to be seen which is now at Samos. has been ordered antlclpativc of the present war when he to Salonlki. was in Scrvia and Bulgaria, Mr.

McCain STATES AND INCOME TAX. National Committeeman Fred B. Lynch, which appeared, on the face of It, to be are figuring to get plurality for 1 adverse to the plaintiff. Garbled re- The authorities of the Department ol Wilenn llenuh- DnrtS of this decision Were eil'eillntpd They believe that the Repub Thpv Mint the vote will align Itself in this fash- broadcast In order to create the false huv? HLnVlu I to the live, and will not do so. but will Secretary Knox Notified of Ratificft Hons and Rejections.

ion: Roosevelt, ml per Infl, impression mat crano had de- m0Vemcnts closely. It Is not known whether the men were Intend per Wilson, in per cent; stay al 1 nouueeo jne 1 orrens innn litis Hegis Washington, October HI Thirty-two Slate have notified Secretary Knox of ing to escape today, or whether they were geitlnr ready for their return to I ilia nun nn their trial day. said: "No. except the evidence of dislike of Turkish rule. You cannot wonder at it.

For 40 years they were under It In its most, brutal form. You could not imagine the tales those people can tell and give you proof, too, that what they say is tnie. Then a hundred years ago Servia gained Independence, sod lu 1S7K Bulgaria followi d. "Uy the way, II was un American newspaper man that roused public Interest In conditions In the Balkan States. J.

A. MeGnhan of Ohio was the man. He was i hen war cor respondent for. I think it their ratification of the proposed Income lax amendment to the Federal Constltu-tloin and four have notified the State Iiepnrtnii nt of their rejection. To become iffcctlve 311 Slates three-fourths of these in the I'nlon must ratify.

Berlin, October SI The danger of anti-foreign disturbances and perhaps massacres of foreigners In Constani Inople and Salonlki, following the Turkish dul'eiit and the ingress Into those towns of the demoralized Turkish soldiery has attracted the attention of the Powers Protective measures in this connection are under discussion at the German Foreign Office, where It Is said the German government will take steps to Intervene by sending German warships In case ot need. Such Intervention, however, it is pointed out, would he purely TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION. Factory Near Toledo Wiped Out. Damage to Other Buildings. Toledo, Ohio, October .11 Two men wefe killed nnd a great deiil of property damaged to buildings within a ivllus of miles today when Ihe nltro-glycerlne factory of the American Company at Ilradm twenty-four miles from here, in Wood Coiiuiy, wus wiped off the earth by an explosion.

The deml are: Kdward l.ln-kensteln. 4." years old; Hugh Kaston. years old. Tin tntro-giyi-erlne factory Is thought to have rouiaiiieil lion iiiuils. Link' 11-M-in he.i'l.

lodged In a distant tree, the iinly part of his body found. The faitoty Is owned by the American Company, formerly the K. I. du pout Nemours Company of lie hi ware. Iliudmr was shaken by similar es-ploelon about four or five years ago, win 11 six nn 11 lost their lives.

Those which have not notified the deportment of riilllli al Ion or rejection an) He wrote Delaware. Florida, Louisiana. Mahsaehu- was, the London Tltm the massacre of about Ono Christians, setts. New Jersey. New Mexico.

Ohio. home, 5 per cent. Such a division of trillion law and had decided, In effect, Republican strength would almost e-r-; that It was Impossible to cure defective tally give the State to Wilson, providing titles thereunder. he loses none of the Democratic vote, On my application, as attorney for But tin re Is no surely that ho will hold 1 plaintiff, Judge Crane granted a rehear-all of It. Ing and permitted plaintiff to submit ad-Mlnnesola Is a State nf progressive ten- i dltionnl proof, and he ha3 now decided dencies and was so before, any Progres-1 )h" registration under the Torrens law of his properly, sive party was in existence.

The plat- at. Rocknway Beach, on Jamaica form of the new party has made a strong Bay, whereby nn absolutely Indefensible appeal to many citizens, Irrespective of title In fee simple Is vested by the State, their past Colonel Roosevelt thus removing all clouds, curing all dels veHy popular here. He received "nd making the property more smashing plurality In He Is the 1 valuable and more salable. The decision, type of leader that attracts a large fol- printed this morning In the New ork lowing among the foreigners, of whom the Lu Jolirnal. reads as follows-Scandinavians form the bulk.

Most of J- lr fT Ihese Scandinavian, are naturally Repub- decision (reported In 1. V. Supp. Henna, but they have been so progressive 1 Plaintiff made application to rein their ways that a maiorlty their the case and to Introduce evident representatives In Congress for past Pointed out two years have been Insurgents ln rntlnii having been DELIVERIES THE QUESTfTON. Cleveland.

October 31 The Iron Trado Review wili say tomorrow: "The paramount question with mills in all parts ot the country is that of deliveries. Leading manufacturers of Iron and steel products aro out of the market as far anything like prompt material Is concerned: some of them are declining to on first quarter tonnage, and a few are well filled up 'or the first half of the second quarter. Little or no relief is in sight. In some lines contracting Is falling off slightly, much to the satisfaction of tho overcrowded mills. Iron pipe lias been advanced from to It a ton.

advances being provided In re-clossilli-Ktion of sizes. Standard spikes lire sllffernlng." Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, Writ Virginia and Wyoming. Connecticut, Hampshire. Rhode Island and I IhIi have untitled of rejection. The last favorable report was received from Minnesota on June 12.

Greek Catholics, near Hukn, and his pen seemed to have been dipped In their very blood, so convincing were Ills words. Tiny roused Gladstone us he was but few times aroused Serbs nnd BulKRiinns Are Backward, ADRIANOPLE STORM CENTER IN HISTORIC CONFLICTS. COURT ORDERS NOT OBEYED. OORMAN ACADEMY SPEECH. Tomorrow night at th Brooklyn Academy of Music and al Prospect Hall the Democrats will preieut some of their 1m hi campaign speakers to a Brooklyn Iw.

'1 'I'-" Owing to Turkish Oppression. After speaking of the events of the war In the pleas reports yesterday ut-ternuon, Mr. McCain said that Serbs nnd Ilulgari.ins are backward, showing the result i. Turkish iippn ssion. Their liner Instincts were blu'end.

"Of ionise," said be. "von iiiideisi.Mul thai I speak of the mars at he p. ople. They have scientists. I recoiled a Htntiie to Joseph l'ansltch, In Id Igr.i'lc.

who was a scientist of wide of the' Land Title Registration law nnd vote for Roosevelt If he can. likewise audleiii-e. iiiteil Slates Senator James Connolly May Be In Contempt for Not Tearing Up L. I. R.

R. Trncks. An nrd'-r to show 1.1 why nimuM not be punished for iui nurt for fulling lo up the lhK 1-1. mil H.i l- hesitate, ave the old Republican I n'roduced conimon law evidence upon party. It Is not likely that do 1, i' so to any large extent on the state A.

illinium will make his first speech In the Academy. Augiisius TIioiiich, the pliiyw rlglii Sharpe Wlllluinn of MiHilHHippI, (toverniii- Dnvid R. Kniin i official examiner In his certificate. Thus, tu meet the first objection stated In his rollU 11.1' kK III TOOK 1 1 .1111 II I OTI IIVMIUe. the third party State ticket, even among of Minmiri and Charles M.

Jackson will has been offered to r-pute. But, here Is another thing -their iiii (i was today sitvi upon Bor nil men who Hie sii'iiik mi nousi'vei 1. nA lilu also spcuk sri spirit wus repression i ins mm iin- tnlim I nili-Htriun Of PrlllCC ough I 'i i 'I Maurice of Ml. hue! are 'he only ones worthy nf The or er hud been signed br Himrenie This will react against the Bull Moose presidential candidate Without that State ticket there Is every likellliuii.l that the Progressive party would carry the Slut" without great dltllciilty. The one man who Is capable of exert have been In possession of this property for more than twenty years, have fenced and occupied It In such a way as to make their possession exclusive and adverse to any outstanding claims.

To meet the ecnnil nhiccHnn. the deed nf Annie A. LEAD BREAKS RECORD. Last Year's Production Greatest ill ing the greatest single liiflu-nci I Briinilreth to Charles Crabhe has been ('inn Justice Kelly, nnd was mude re-liiriuilile before Jumbo Putnam at the Kinge ('ninny Mouse Novoiuber is. Tin puller served 011 the Hurnuih I'l'Klileiit us left the llu.ird of Kail-Hull uieellng by A 1 1 1ll 11 1 II.

II. S.illH-liiirv, Mini repnsetits a t.iiH-ers nsm- 1 1 1 1 1 .11 President I'nutiiillv miy mention In Hon It There Is a rinlly good university. I hough, not large, nlmut like mil' of our smaller "lltilmirians ir mure h.olinnrl 1 1 Hi Servians," lie otltilllied. ir, liae free but short nine. lv Tliey and no online! Turk are ii'ioul on a level.

You inn-' un inli. ti nt sll the Southeastern pi lei. oT f.lll'i.c are llnil by primitive ii-ixhioum. end einung tb'-He, revenge Is offered and received In evidence; and as MinneKot.i In. kept his hands oft tin preildenllnl light.

Thai is Si iiatnr Kuule to ine mini onjeciion, sunn-ient proor "THE INDEPENDENT STEELS." .1. Frank Howell of the Consolidated Slock Exchange, has prepared a circular entitled "The Independent Steels." in which he compares the so called Independent companies with the I'nited States Steel Corporation and suggests the value of their securities for speculative and Investment purposes. Mr. Howell In th circular, discusses the advantages that might follow a merger of the leading Independent concerns. INSURANEC0.7SCAPITAL.

Directors of the Providence-Washington Insurance Company of Providence, acting on authority given them at the last stockholders meeting, have decided to Increase the company's capital stock to SI.Oiiii. nun by Issuing S.Wn new shares of 'i0 par value. The present stockholders are given the right up to November l.i to subscribe to the new stock at par In the proportion of one share of new to ea'h three shares of their present holdings EQUIPMENT ORDERS. The Detroit. Toledo and Ironlon Railroad hat placed ordera for IMsi'l general service chis: the Denver, Northwestern i i.il Pacific lint ordered ofi gondola cars; th" Si Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pi-i 111" MiO slock cars, and Hie Spokane and Inland Empire box cars.

Velson. The veteran Senator Is not nn I ii in i but he Is very Indcpi intent of was offered, to show that the bulkhead line and the high-water mark are the same. I II ml that the Inilrf has by the regular Repulillciin combine In tin Sellllle. He ll.lH mil dci'laced fur Presi i luii.li lune been provide, I the 1 it ter Ml- l-lllltlg 1 1 1 of tile IIHi'Ui. II1IS HOPPI'-llli-niiii ll, lOKeiner Willi Adrianople, the Turkish fortress now virtually surrounded by Hi" Bulgarian troope, is the principal fonilied ton of European Turkey, nn, Is relied on by th Turks to prevent a hostile army sp-proachlng Constantinople.

It Is not unknown to the Bulgarians, who, liou years ago, In 1305. i-eut a gri j. army against i mil won a vic tory over the Emperor Baldwin, then In pour ssion. It was a stronghold of I'hrisllanity until 1M1, snd often offered Hs hospitality to the Crusaders, especially tlmse from Gcrinuny. The Turks, how.

ever, took the city after many aitempts in that year, end It 'he chief i of tbelr umpire until H.VI. when I hey captured Cousin uliiiupli. an I m.ide llioit cspltal Its history bus be. very varied lime IU loundstUm In the econd ceiiiuiv l.y tile Roman Cuipuror ll.idiiau. The Goth won a great victory there In and til" Avar Huns atiuihcr In 5m The Russians hsv ipl.

il V1t I.iiii;i, twice, the first time sn io, when u- forced Turkey to simi trnaty giving Hi-dependence to Greece, now Hunting once more against her formr m.is'et. Knin during the Rubs li Wur of 187 the Russians touk th' town withoit re- The modern Adrlsimple i a uricard-for city, whi.h tins lust ail nl former splendor, alllinugu mime in forty mosques are fine enniriples nf ii tctiir Its people noinh'T ati'im half Turks the rest Arm. num. 1 and Greeks. ept for a Inn I'll Cft'holl.

snd Protestimts The fortifications are wrr s'rnng They are couiposej of forty in-el'-rii forts in a semi-clr. le, unning r.Minl the nortii-erti psrt from east t.i nor f.tlts Is I'' pnt, eeing ial I I i li i.y ded! Tuft In IhN light. Neither has that offered on the main trial, proved a dei hired tor Roiih. vlt. II N.

Ison had noo.i i rlv In uiiesllon and Histoi Missouri Largest Producer. The fln.il llgiii is of lend product inn In Ihe I nil. .1 Stolen In lull, Just lrmi by tile I llllell SdlUS liellllgtcul ll Ve ll 1 1 output of short ions of refined lei. which I ions ahead of lent priii, ling re. old -that of mill.

siiiirl was the I rt'-e I produier. rniiii- llili llilllly per lent, of III" ilnlllcMlc piu ml. Tile grow-ill of Hie cm III, lio. try In Hie lulled St.it.s hi rei -in inm be' ii i out iiHiini'' hii'I I npid. an it-shown by the following llgiir' hi-v iii'iiuniieiii Sii thi l.ii what we riit lif V-! SAYS BURNS WAS 'TIPPED OFF' II III'- .1 ttelelli jK II dllferel out for Tail the colli'' President would his application fn register it should li" Hirotigly In the running, while if he lllil'irHi-d Room veil the hitter would lie Wltnow Uockiti Revealed III I'llgl'HI III' iiiiki hie l.lliK'S of 1 mill! IV OlllV elintlt one.

a illKtluil favorite. Ills hiIcih-i Is more fovoriilil" to the Colonel Ii i ii It It to the President. B'lU'iHill ill I I it I 'I 'I lie vi'v nnd ikmiu.iiiI I III Mitt i 'i. VMHll'l III (If i-- HI I li' ll 1 -Kill-. til' li.iw IllMI elglltll I -nple ll I would Ilk I II'- Th" one thing thai Senator N.la.in Is! doing Is to support ill" regular publl- ile.t..

II.L..I liii-rtior I be granted This lltle bail been declared to be bad and iininarkeiable because nf the numerous 'luistlons Involved, such as riparian rights, lauds under w-ater. location of high and low water marks, elc. The decision Just reii'liTcd marks a new- era In Torn ns Land Title Ri glsiratlon and will ii-nuIi In clearing up thousaiiilrt of titles which have been rejected by the old title Insiinitice coiiipiiuii'S, or which are ili'i'Mlve. i loudcd nr doubtful, and which i an be cured In no mber w.iy limn I Un I.C Mi IS Ml. i I i- i i i 1 1 I Mil I Identity of Dyiiniiilterii.

I ll.l.lllll'lll". toller 11 f. HK.I' liolllll t' lllllioiiy tll.lt W.lhitll Mm ilr, ileieillle W.IH "tlpl'il oil'' ,11 t. I Ill I. of til.

lllllllll. ft of tile l.i. ll'-l' Tim- iMIll'llllg IAO W.el.1 efl-i til. llV il III. Ill ll'l A Oil lil.il, v.

.1 ki- 'I' i il'" fi "in 1 1 i i 1 1 lll.ll lo.liiv ,1 H.i.loif. a i.i I him KH'or, nlo i lie I I In it i UK ll i-e i.l 1.1 Ml, II I I I- 1 Til' lite illlipl' 'I xii.l-. tui 1:11 i. 01 inn 10 ier snd follow him to Hie I I In I I 'I null 1 11 111 I M'. h- rooms likely t.l lie le elec I "il, prltn I I'll 1 1 1 I ut NeUun's support.

Hut the! Si initio's real cotlielll III the lull I lei which I going on here Is 111 lime If IIM i' mi i on March 4 next ami be Is a candidate for re. i lection. While the' Legislature Is likely lo lie 1t publican nr.iiii. there Is no such cerinliity about ll n. there has been In the pint There I I' 'I il.

Ill I 1 Ilk I 1 1 HUH 1- re I lll INDEX Torn us r. giplriitlon. Arriing' iii'-ntx bun- becii mini'- to secure a niortgiice lomi no in tii propel ty us soon as the lliinl tuileon rt itml ei ree oil. 1 I or I 1 1 '111'- 1ol.ll I'l'lillil iOIl Of ll lid "in b' Kililiioa "I mining huff bel li In 7-1 (lies In I'iII the giiln In lead mill- i wen i ii ii -1 wholly doiiies'lr leal. of lend mnelteil f- I In Mii loiniry h.iviiia iItc n.

to. i viiloniiiin lor fl" Hi, t. Hut To Cln-slfled Advertisements la Today's Engle. tore. Si mi mr Nelmin Is iiiitur.illy iikiiIumI 0f registration has inte-id.

and a S-ate Hull party nhhli might bin will Inspire emiil.l' 'ii In mortgage ve the ifl. '-t of tnlng l.im to pi loimers. so Hint tin lent ilnmle placed Xll'iltig th- I ll. i hen Hoi i a I in tie. h.n ton- it 'i 'i'ii ii ll .1 1 1 .11 1 1.1 in il oitv S.

1 "I.le, fil 'd ill tli' lr oh. t. li. are lr, foi life niiu.iig Mi' lie I III k'h tin ler r. li Mr Olio Of iil'l' i'lli" of tf.ll II 111) I 11 il'll' I .1 I 1 III ,11.

11 11 '1 di Hi' mi I ,1 irnot li- koi on 1 I i ii'linm-'l 1 .1 Mi'i t'i o'li' 1 1 1 ii vol Melaln 11 of l. i 1 hi I ll'l Will nn nr.t 'lny 1 1 I'JI- (1 I I I the r. ho' here ma sti. on lin si 'I" Th of Mi ruirtli Aruiv nr here. NEW ENO.

TEXTILES IMPROVE. Till In r. Tinker A Co In I il I Mini', lut it trui.f in pa clriiil.ir MARSHALL ENDS TOUR. 1 Dues So Out Of R'-i jieef f01 Slifi innu a Metnoi y. 1 1 I Mi'li'liv i.i'.e of h-" "11 il I h' III HI' I I.elioM I'fe ill (1 re not lelplMV f'U.

"Mooklwi IniMfii'i' it I 11 It lleni" iaiifl' aion. A iiin.i"l! inilnli linHr'lU'R Il.i'iilng S'lll' ut. Hi" I'lirpoml on N' l.i ins n. N.iii.i. Ii.nil-m Ua.lR-atl'.fi.

Psf. rtanra IT ll i.le.a 16 I mi'i nunil hi Amuaamenta 2-1-3(1 Moal-al InalrurMoe IT 'I'nit Siaainahtpa, IT I'Taonat a) f'rnniaala 1 el Kallma.la IT Harlr fiarsatn i fiin'r If Oi tol.i rnor Tl Oi tolicr tl rn 'In' n'i mti li tu It nt' tttiee reir.f.ir. ftrtiH f-imi Mr loti Vn brnnuht up O't' Hv hv rn'T 'Ol 1 WIRTLSS IN BALKAN WAH. In the naih of lb" Toirena Law by th" old thlc InauiHtiee oiiipiinli a will be nnd hereafter mortgHg" leans wilt be placed upon prnperllea with Tor-I'i-iih til lea aa the blglual form of an-cuiily. wlthoul quiring policy of inli; Inaurriiii-e In Hildlllon thereto.

Ninursllv, the frleinl, of Torrena are elated over llila luteal victory, and Hiere la nothing now which can atop triumphant progress nr prevent property ('wneta ft om making use of aamc rather than to depend upon pollciea of title In-tiirsiiee, loaded down with "exceptlnna" In Schedule E. and drastic "cnndli Ioiih." printed In fine type on ih" haeg nf the nolli na under the old avaieni. which waa declire'l hy linvernnr Huglua to "antliiunted, ciimberannie and (IILIIERT HAV 1I.VWK8. New DUobtr t. 131..

lo i. i 111 "tr 17 'j'l ii IS Inul 17 1 -1 1) life. i BRIEFS IN LIGHTERAGE CASE Wiiahlngiiin. M'hough Hie New Vnrk sugar i-n baa 'icu tin. illy iiliilili led.

iwn iid'Hilonal briefs tin in been by an" lal permission o( Un. Cntiiinirc" Conn, doe la the brl I "i AiinriH'V (ieniral Denlaon, for th" vc iniiietit. on the motion io olni'a. The other la ihe brlif of Wllllum Dyk-' man, nuna. I for the atreel Termllisl nd fur Arbuckl" nro'hers.

In reply tu (lovemmi nt'a poaitloii The iaa' nut of the Intrraiatc Commerce innitnlaalon'a nrdrr thu li" rallrod hall reaaa paying the Arbu-kle enmpanv 1 allowance on autar ai long I in-I lur allowance la not paid to FHer.il sugar Heflnlni Comrany of Yonkert. TOHNEOIJ UP THE STATE. of Noveiiib'i sll nn cm Ion In ie uraduiil Impt nvi tni-nl In the l- iicliiu-l li'illle i on. Ill Innu Tin polhl (I'll Ihe Inteat liiiiiin lal aiiiii imiiia of 'he ig.i mot" MiinnfHi nn 1'ig CohipHtiv. i In- I mon I'oiinii Miiniif.ii tui mg liinipiii'-' iiit'l the tliitea MiiiiiifH' luring Ciintpntr na i -smulca of a return of prnap'i lly to th.

ttt'll" a proaperlt whnli lu noi for ai-ei-al venra l-o; lie vnr eli'trd (Ict'itirr I. llii Aral Iwn rimipalil' -nnnird paid In Hlvl'lenda in- ll rant r.ii h. and tpe Pn'ea Cm iihiiv nimic i ili'liiii ai-nienia smeiintlng t' in I par cant. P' sril -n I Lfiana 1 Km a Wani'd 1 Hmcial Notteaa 1 ti-i P. M.ir.lmll at th- enl of liii Tf nil" i nkltc to ir to Hi'- P.i ifli i'o-i Mel return tndsv ianiln further 'rn- l-illgll upi-ei Ilea of the dentil of 1 1 i priil'liiit liiMernor l-ir 'mil ral I-" n-hc'Viled io ir.rk" fine i In -go end tcirrsl In In- d'aiiii ai ()'' "-iior Marahall n-n! a ni'srmt! of yiii.vlty to Mm K.li"a'i"'iiit rilian'inl -Il'le ip' i( r.miurg 'ior of N'-r'i Kttamtoa'a If iirir Mia If Trav.l IS-IS) I li oh HI One amp ef Vnrk he-e 111 i' tat ae mi'i ll v.as eoi'l ally re.

fltlim-ppnt 1 If fen I In i. i fi Mile .11 Tian'fl i Wtnrt lo Dint WtsVf. I arrlaca.lH I i i eii 1 P. il 't liHU-al-l Rupplemant..