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TANGLE.

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deper dence. -But the general iinpres-eion is t h a t Turkey will not1 .regard Bulgaria 's action, whlich was taken in th£ face £ eippihatic Russian pro tests,

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Opposed [to Any Proceedings Regard­

ing Bulgar ia Which Violate

Existing Ti-eaties—Russia

tb Discuss Revision o t 7

Berlin Treaty.

(Constantinople, Oct. 6—The coun­cil of ministers held a long confer­ence today to consider the action of Bulgar ia in declaring h e r indepen­dence fW>m ^Turkey a t Tirnovo. ye&-terday. I t was decided tha t i t was impossible t o accept any proceed­ings t ha t violated existing treat ies , and tha t Turkey should address a circular note to t h e powers ipointing out the | necessity of t ak ing measures ' t o enfdrce respect for tiue t reaty of Berlin. '

Repl|yimg to t he telegram sent to the Turkish) government by Prince Ferdinjin'i in which h e said t h a t in. declaring the independence of B u P t a r i a jie ihad been compelled to re­spect t h e "voice of the nat ion and! ex­pressed t h e hope tha t t h e friendly relations between the countries would continue, Turkey says she has invite<[ the powers t o confer overTibte situation, a n d asThfr r ights a r e guar-anteefi by t he powers she will look t o t h e m for the i r defense.

Tihe Yenai "Gazette ," the organ of the grand! vizier, says today:

"Wij a re r eady to defend our r ights .with a l l our s t rength. As t h e action of Bulgaria ie not only direct ed against us , b u t aga ins t a l l the powers, w e should) ask t he powers to defend the i r interests and pro­tect t!xe provisions of tbfe t rea ty of Berl in," According to th i s aame jour­na l Austr ia-Hungary h a s .informed the powers 'of her intention of "with­drawing her t roops from the Sanjak of Novipazar.

St. tion gress

Peterburg, Oct. 6.—The inten-of Russia "to convoke a con-of thte powers to discuss revis­

ion cjf the t rea ty of Berlin was the subject of lengthy conferences yes­terday between Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs Tcharyfroff, and* t h e diplomatic representatives of the powers initerasted. These included the Turkish, Bri t ish and Austria-Hnryjary ambassadors. No statement of the a t t i tude of the Russian gov­ernment is obtainable today, and the diplomats are unwilling to commit themselves regarding the possibility

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as a cause1 for war.

.ijoniki, European Turkey, Oct. •The committee of union and

organized and car-n t successful revo-

y on behalf of the

progress which ried p u t t he n lution fn T u r k "Young Turks,! ' has issued a pro clamation in whiiohi i t is se t for th t h a t the committee regardis thev de claration of Bulgar ian independence and the intention of Austr ia-Hun­gary t o annex the occupied provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a vio-l a t i o i of t he r ights of Turkey. I t soi-emnljy pro tes ts ] in t h e name of (hu­manity against the unfavorable a t -t i t ads of Austr ia-Hungary and Bul­garia toward a people which is pro­gressing in the direction of liberty.

Berlin, Oct} 6.—The question wane^her there is t o be peace or w a r has hot been iecidedj in Constanti­n o p l e accord" ing to official dis­patches. The ambassadors of t he powers a t -Constantinople find the si tuat ion a. difficult one, because the control of affairs does riot r e s t al­together with the cabinet of the "Yoking f u r k s " , bu t part ial ly with t he Ipowerful <:ommittee^ of "Young Turl ts" outs ide- the cabinet. The cab­inet, appears t o b e divided in i ts views. Official opinion in Berlin leads to the belief t h a t there will be n o war , a s titee* change i n t h e rela­tions between Bulgaria and Turkey is merely a paper change. '

Pipilippopolis, Eas te rn Rumelia, Oct. 6.—The official announcement of Ihe Independence of Bulgaria mad|e a t Tirnovo yesterday by Prince Ferdinand has been enthusiastically received in th is city, t h e capital of Eastern Rumelia. Today $he church bells a re r inging and large crowds heaped by bands are parading the Streets And holding peaceful demon­strat ions in front of t h e various con­sult tes. "Empero r " Ferdinand is ex-pec led to arrive here shortly.

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Manila, Oct 6 —'Restored com­munication with the nor thern pa r t of the Island of Luzon discloses the fact tha t thte typhoon which raged in this, harbor las t Sunday, extended .ovejr a wide urea and did consider­able damage. The art i l lery barracks a t Stotsenburj; were destroyed by the

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troops a re now camping in tonts. The cavalry bar-racks rwe-re also badly .damaged, and the iotal loss at the .post is estimated at .$36,000. ' 1

ihie schooners Lucia and Soladad we |e wrecked on the coast of Minder during the s tcrm, September 27, and allith© passengers and crew of the Solljidad but one were drowned- Cap-taiii J . Cl Heinschein and nine mem­ber;^ of the crew of the Lucia were drowned.

AND BRYAN.

B0IU1 Candidates to Be Guests At a

Dim er In Chicauo.

:*Jew York", Oct 6.—Chairman Hiijchcoek oif Lhe Republican national committee w:H meet Judge Ta f t ' i n Chicago tomoiTow night, a t the Deep W^ter banquet to be given by the Chicago Chamber of •Commerce, at wbjlcibt -presidential candidates Taft a n i Bryan will be guests. Mr. Hitch-cotjjkdid not come to headquar ters tod|ay. He WJIS in conference,, at his hotel with Secretary of the Interior Garfield, wht 'has been speaking in Indiana and Ohio.

Government Appeals. ^hiladelph:

1 1 Mm 1 (o, I B K. i n i o n i 1 1 - h 3 BRIDGE STRfcET.

a, Oct. 6.—An appeal hafe been takAn in the Hepburn com­modity clause case by the govern­ment on the ground that the lower coijirt was 'vrong in ^holding the clajuse not to be proper exercises of the congress onal powers as to t he regulation o'l' commerce.. It is con­tended tha t tbe court erred in rul ing

clause confiscatory. I t is under-od t h a t ' t i e government will ask

supreme court to take up the immediately owing to its im-

pdjrtance.

F EAR STUDENT HAS MET AWFDIr

' P A ^ E IN OliOSED OAR. I ' 4

6LUEGRASS STYLE OF HAZING

Up the Mat-

Be Sworn

Grand J u r y Has Taken

ter—-Students Said to I

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Lexington, Ky., Oct. j 6.—Bound, gagged ami- locked In a hex car by hazing students, Willis IB . Smith, a fresiblman of Kentucky State College, ha& disappeared and today the grand ^ury is preparing to probe w h a t may be a ghastly mystery ands police and^ rai lroad merl a l l over | | th i s section are" working desperately t o ascertain h*s fate.

OVER-NIAGARA PALLS.

Smith disappeared t w o weeks ago. Not a word has come ot or f rom h im since tfciat, t ime. I f he is sti l l in. t h e box car in which h e was placed' by sophomorfes of h is college' h e ha^i died a terrible death. \

Despite half-ihiearted denials of t he hazing episode 'by t h e s tudents a n d faculty of t h e , Kentucky college the general belief here is tha t Smith, who wa» a dtelicate young fellowr of twenty, ihias peTiahed as the result of the hazing and when t he Fayet te 1 county grand j u r y convenes, every member of t h e sophpmore and. fresh-i men classes wdll he examined under' oath, a s well' a s a number of towns­men «,nd boys wh»> a r e declared to blave heard t he s tudents discussing the probably t ragic end of the i r prank . j

Young Smith a r r ive^ a t college only two diays before he disappeared. He came to live with another broth­er, L. B. Smith, w h o bias been a s tu-

1 i

dent here for ' two yeprs. On the n igh t he vanished he gave h i s brotS-er $l|0p and1 his gold watch, remark­ing t ha t he*was going to thte college campus to see the^ ' rough house** be­tween t he soph1 omoresj [and freshmen and though! the1 s tuden ts declare t ha t he did not appear among them there is l i t t le doubt ^entertained tha t the story told by a smal l l>oy witness-of the stjudent's fate is |i|he tru^e one . To the detectives who a re working on the case this boy said tha t Smith had been caugh t a t the university entrance early in the! evening and then taken across the blazing city dump to the Queenjj and Gresent railroad yards, There lie was secure­ly bound and gagged | and a sealed car broken open. H^ was thrown therein by the! crowd lof sophomores and the door closed on him ^After U'ait Was done the hliizeis left

Twelve Suicides, The re Since t he

R r s t <of J u l y . .

Niagara Falls, |Oct., 6—About ,7 o'clock th is morning a woman about Six feet tali , wearing ^a black' ha t , long black coat, 1 black shoes, and spectacles and a sallow cbmplexion, appeared in t h e reservation h e r e act­ing s trangely and ' t r i ed t o cross over the br idge to Goat Island, b u t was stopped by a policeman who inform­ed he re t ha t the island was not open to vis i tors un t i l 8 o'clock. She con­tinued' t o wander about, st i l l act ing strangely. Sine w a s questioned1 by the superintendent of the pa rk po­lice as to w h a t she wanted, b u t he elicited no th ing from h e r except tha t she was from Saginaw, MJch.

About 8 o'clock she walked to­ward Prospect Point. Officers s tar ted after her, b u t before they reached her she passed under the railing and leaped from the bank) into ;the Amer­ican falls, . a n d nothing -'more1 was seen of her. This iakthV twelfth sui­cide he re since Ju ly 1. , j

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F o r Bill iard Championship, i j St. ,Louis, Oct. 6.—The opening

block of the lSO-'pOint match! for the th ree cushion billiard championship of the world!, was played h e r e j last nigMt. Thomas A. Hueston, the chal­lenger, ' won the block from John Daly, t he t i t le holder, 50 to 2<H

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Yesterday's Quotations. Open Close^

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turning about midnight only to that the car had been

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hauled ,away Not a ti-ace of Smith has> been

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found If he is still s > no nbscure sidilig it he di»d in agony.

When the hazing sludents f|ound Smith) was gon,e ,they d -e said to (have been seized with panip and latpr to have bound tHaemselvep by the [most solemn promises to reveal nut a word of their action^ That they! wijl be able to preserve the1 s wret Js doubt­ed and when they ari; examined by the grand jury it is believed tha t uhe whole s tory will come out.

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Lancaster, Pa., Oct.; 6.—One; man Was crushed to death, two moreiwere fatally injured, five o:hers serijously hur t and a dozen mo e brujsed, cut 'and battered by a wreck today o^-tWe Pennsylvania railroad s freight line at Washington Borough, near here. The jaccidept was due- to a dense fog. A w|oFk train with s! coach ajt^'the. reari had stopped, on |a bridge' ovei a small, stream-'which empties into the Spusquehanna riveir a t that point. There were 5iQ Italians in' the^coach, and pefore the flagmaii had sufficient timej to go back to flag any train following, a heavy fre gh!t loomfed up out <j)f the fog and ci ashed into >the' passe|nger coarh.

Bishop Tiernef Dead. ,

Hartford, Conn., fOct. 6.—The Righlt Rev. IiUohael Tierney, bishop .of the Roman Catholic dioces^ of Hartford, which includes*the ! state of Connecticut died a t his residence in Farmingha|m avenub yesterday af temcjwm fronj the (iffects ojf the stroke of apoplexy which he suffered durihg Saturday nigl t last.

Bishop Tierney st in St. Josephfa semi He iwas ordained h KQ' in Alban|y on Mt

idled theology ry, Troy IN. Y.

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K e n u i t Tries Football

Cambridge, Mass , Oct 8 —Kermi t Roos'eveltJ t i e second son of .Pres i -

Roosovelt, was given-" first yesterday as tackle ' on ' the

shman football-team in of scrimmage the Can- . had. Roosevelt went Iin

vie on. the first- eleveiri, h the secon"^, iea.ni-cijh-plays.at him, ihejyoung

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