Show f £ i'f LiCsxrCsisd Jiii JJ TO PROTECT 4 AMERICANS IN TURKEY HAWLEY SPURNS AND of Hostilities Indicating Re- Njt Coilapso of Perci Negotiations But Rather to Hasten Turkey's Decision London — The negotiations fop an armistice have failed and the Bulgarians cn Sunday opened the attack against the Turks all along the Tchat-aljlinen The heavy artillery duel continued throughout the day The resumption of hostilities Is not regarded as indicating the collapse of the peace negotiations but rather as a means to hasten Turkey’s acceptance of tho allies’ terms by proving her complete helplessness or as one it "to estabcorrespondent phrased lish an accomplished fact before making further communications” The Balkan states clearly haveMn mind the formation ’of such an as would be able to defy Euro- THE United States armored cruiser Tennessee commanded by Rear Admiral R Knight now on its way from Philadelphia to to Constantinople pean interference In the disposition of proteet American residents and their property In the Turkish capital Ihe spoils of war The war continues at other points The Montenegrins have captured San WILL GALL EXTRA SESSION 'Giovanni dl Medua and the battle for the possession of Monastir Is now TO REVISE THE TARIFF All on to that town are approaches reported to be In Servian hands The political situation in Constantinople is serious Arrests of Young President-Elec- t Wilson Will CMI ConTurks continue and there are rumors gress Together Not Later of possibility of the restoration of the Than April 15 Abdul Hamid It is reportFIRST SHIP WILL PASS THROUGl? ed In the Italian papers that Austria THE BIG DITCH SOME TIME ha greatly modified her demands on NEXT SUMMER Sevia New York— "I shall call congress in extraordinary sesslomnot together J CHOLERA CAUSING GREATER W'”- f v VV later vhali &£ this April - - HAVOC THAfl BaVTLE b at '’On fy ''because T hlnk xEe pledges One of the Small Vessels Used by of the party ought to be" redeemed as Canal Builders Will Make First Soldiers From Dying by Hundreds promptly as possible but also because Trip Formal Opening of WaterDread Disease Mosques Being I know It to be in the interest of busi way to Take Place Later Turned Into Hospitals ness that all uncertainty as to what the items revision of — tariff particular Elza Pasha the Constantinople are be as should be to soon removed Washington — Some time next sumgeneral commanding the heavy artil— mer or fall no exact date being specilery along the line of Tchatalja de- as possible” Woodrow Wilson President-elec- t Wilson took the first fied a vessel will pass from the Atfenses was attacked by cholera SatHe was Important steps on Friday toward car- lantic to the Pacific across what Is urday at army headquarters of Panama which hurried away to Ejub owing to’ the rying out his’ pledge to the people now the Isthmus hi3 purpose of consequently must disappear from the danger of the infection spreading to when he announced world’s geography calling an extra session of congress and by the same other commanders ' On the Western hemithe train with him were 1600 not later than April 15 instead of wait- human "ageney soldiers afflicted with the dreaded dis- ing six months after he assumes the sphere will be divided Into two conease which Is causing greater havoc piesidency on March 4 for the regular tinents The vessel will not be the now than the battle Soldiers dying session to convene Oregon nor any other famous ship The president-elec- t on the way to the hospital at Ejub gave out this but will he one of the many small waare laid out on the roofs of cars A statement before embarking on his va- ter craft in daily use by the canal cation two and probably the only pasdereasons builders as for First number been of patients have large he desired to sengers will be Col George W Goeth-a!- s placed In the mosque of St Sophia clared in his staement and the staff of American engithat might be where a cordon has 4been established remove any uncertainty at the Injurious to the business interests of neers who for the last eight years Reports from commanders front state bluntly that their position the country The second reason was have been carrying on the greatest Is absolutely hopeless and that Tchat-8lj- purely selfish as he himself remarked engineering work the world has ever He want to spend his vacation In seen It will be later than that anycannot hold out many days SatHe realized he said where from six months to a year perurday’s mortality from cholera reach- quiet and peace ed 2000 The disease has appeared that unless' the question was settled haps before the formal opening of the In its most virulent form and the at this time he would be besieged waterway will take place and a naval for a definite statement on the fleet headed by the famous old Oredeaths already run well Into five figgon will pass through Into the westures Those attacked are simply left subject ern ocean and the canal may be fairly to die without the slightest atention WILL ELECTRIFY RIO GRANDE said to be open to trade Many of the foreign residents who - Boise Idaho — Governor James H Hawley decided on Saturday not to resign his office to accept appointment as United States senator at the hands of Lieutenant Governor Sweetser aijd appointed Judge K I Perky of Boise to fill the unexpired term of the lata Senator lleyburn Governor Hawley’s decision came as a surprise In view of the fact that hl3 intenFriday night he announced tion of taking the appointment His is that as the time drew explanation near the bringing about of his own elevation to the place became repulsive it Is also known that pressure was brought to bear upon him espeto remain cially from north Idaho ' governor to the end of his term Judge Perky is a native of Wayne county Ohio and came to Idaho In 1894 and was appointed Judge of the Fourth judicial district in 1901 lie was state Democratic In chairman 1900 and took part In the senatorial contest which resulted in the defeat Jf former Senator Dubois In a public statement given out Saturday night Governor Hawley said: ”1 slept upon the matter last night toand the old feeling of repulsion wards the Idea revived It seemed to me that although I could undoubtedly ' ' thn had been ready to risk the chance of a fanatical outbreak are departing for Europe because of the cholera Hypnotist Charged With Abduction Grand Junction Colo — Charged with the abduction' cf Miss Gladys Berson aged 18 daughter of a butcher in Eureka Utah Harry Gately aged 27 a was arrested here as he hypnotist Btepped fiajm a train with the girl CARMI THOMPSON swr Y? V IV ' ' ' Carml Thompson to the secretary Lee Is slated to succeed president McClung as treasurer of the United 8tates First Unit Salt Will Be From Helper to Lake and Will Cost $3600000 Denver — E L Brown of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad announced upon his return from New York on Saturday that the first steps in electrifying the entire Denver & Rio Grande system are to be taken at once That means that millions of dollars In Improvements are to he expended and that the Denver & Rio Grande 13 to become the first road through the Rocky mountains to be operated by electricity “The first unit to be electrified will be from Helper Utah to Salt Lake City a dkstan6e of 121 miles” said Mr Brown "This work will cost $3000000 "The second unit to be constructed will bo over Tennessee Pass and will Involve the 'electrification of the line from Salida to Minturn The Utah work will be commenced at once and we expect to have It completed by 1913” July Butte Church Burned Butte — The Sacred Heart church Butte's largest place of worship was destroyed Saturday night by fire of The loss was mysterious origin and fully covered by Insurance Father Jpseph Venus was slightly In a spectacular attempt ta burned save the church vestments 0RTIE M’MANIGAL AQ'-SsrVid- ) 5 v’ : Shot by Boyhood Enemy Denver — M A Root member of a Denver tobacco firm was shot and seriously wounded early Saturday at his home here by a man whom he says he recognized as a boyhood enemy at Root wa3 taken to the Ripon Wis it was said county hospital where there was a chance for his recovery Jubilant Grangers Wash — Jubilant over the Spokane announcement that 472 new granges were organized In the last year' and that the unexpected assets now reach approximately the national $100000 at Its grange annual here decided to double its efforts next year toward organizing granges in states not now represented f — sji v a McManlgal according to hit confes- sions one of the most active men In the alleged dynamite gang that operated In many parta of the country has been testifying for the prosecution the trial at Indianapolis TURKS THEIR ARMS Servians Achieve Greatest Success the War In the Capture of Macedonian ONE OF THREE 8TATE3 CLAIMED FOR PRESIDENT TAFT WILL BE IN DEMOCRATIC COLUMN Latest Returns Give Wilson 433 Votes Roosevelt 77 and Pres8— Close Vote In California l ident Taft Woodrow Wilson carried Idaho In the recent election by 1100 votes With one small county Incomplete and all others official the vote on presi340VO Taft dent stands: Wilson 32910 - Roosevelt 25510 With the addition c2 the electors to the Democratic four Idaho column and Marshall will have 433 90 while Roosevelt electoral votes President Taft will have hut 8 the four votes from Utah and four from Vermont While California has been conceded to Roosevelt the final count may give the electoral vote of that state to Wilson Should California go for Wilson the figures would be: Wilson 446 Roosevelt 77 Taft 8 Complete returns show that Wood Y'ow Wilson’s plurality In Montana was 5264 votes The vote was as fol22 lows: Wilson 28023 Roosevelt 759 Taft 19il7 Debs 10904 The total vote 80703 fell over 25000 Wilson of Stronghold Belgrade — The Turkish fortress of Monastir surrendered Monday afternoon to the Servian troops Fifty thousand Turkish soldiers and three generals laid down their arms The possession of the heights commanding Monastir by Servian troops under Crown Prince Alexander rendered the fortress untenable Fethl Pasha former Turkish minister to Belgrade was one of the first to hand over his svord At the beginning of the war he made the remark: “We will soon Invite our friends to dinner at Belgrade” '"The fighting that preceded the surrender of Monastir lasted two days The Servians had occupied all the high points to the northwest of the town They brought upja large number of field batteries howitzers and other heavy guns which enabled them to silence the Turkish artillery ALLIES Turks WILL INSIST Must Give Up Whole of Conquered London — The Ceftlnje correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says he learns on the highest official authority that an armistice ketween the Montenegrins and Turks Is Imminent to the Sofia correspondAccording ent of the Dally Mall the Bulgarian cabinet sat all day Monday discussshort of registration the In addition to electing a governor of peace to be offered terms ing xnd two congressmen the Democrats Turkey In the name of the Balkan captured a safe majority of both league Servia Insists on acquiring a houses of the legislature which will part of the Albania coast together sleet Thomas J Walsh to the United with Durazzo There is reason to beStates senate The legislature will be lieve adds the correspondent that the made up of Democrats allies will Insist upon the cession of the whole of the conquered territc V and sixteen Republicans In the house sixteen Servlt js Including all of Albania thirteen- - RepnbMetms “and two most qiuly"TesoiMe possess razzo Progressives In the senate Democrat candidates for state ofDEFEATS BATHTUB TRUST fices were each case elected in HAVE BIG MAJORITY Supreme Court Sustains Contentions of Government Counsel In Power Has Voting Strength Washington — In an of Two to One In the House decision on Monday In the will “bathtub trust case” the supreme Washington — The Democrats have a membership of 297 In tho court of the United States laid down a clear the broad principle that there can be house in the next congress majority of 159 according to an unof- no monopoly in the unpatented proficial list made up by the clerk of the duct of a patented machine without house Two of the 297 however are violating the Sherman t law Wisconsin fusion candidates who ran Justice McKenna delivered the unanicn the Democratic ticket to defeat So- mous opinion of the court cialists and heretofore have been In accordance with this doctrine the classed as Republicans court struck down as Illegal the '"lRepublicans and Progressives combined icense agreements” agregate by which manufacvot138 a only turers' of 85 per cent of the sanitary giving the Democrats enameled ware In the United States ing strength of two to one The Democrats will control forty out were bound together In combination of the state delegations and HOTEL SCENE OF TRAGEDY will have eighteen solid state delegations The Republicans have solid delMan Shoots Six People and Then Ends egations from only eight states aggreHis Own Life votes gating twenty-twNew York — A man stood in a small CRIME OF CANADIAN FARMER room of a hotel In the Bronx Monday shot down three deSeeks Revenge in Diabolical Manner( and deliberately tectives and two other men" who were Tying Girl to Horns of £ow trying to place him and a woman comMan — Peter G Hanson Winnipeg under arrest panion farmer att Grierson eighty miles After nearly the eleven northwest of Winnipeg is sought by chambers of a emptying automatic revothe Manitoba police who accuse him lver and probably large fatally wounding four of tying a young woman to a cow's whom he shot down the man of those horns Maggie Warauskl the daughter shot and killed the woman and then of a neighbor is seriously Injured perput a bullet through his own head dyhaps fatally as a result inotantly The story sent here la 'to the effect ingThe dead man Is suspected of being that Hanson who was enamored with a diamond thief The police declare he the girl became angry at her coldis a Pole named Pheres Doragyeski Thl ness and threatened revenge The woman with him had registered revenge Is said to have consisted ol as Lottie Vogel the girl unconscious and knocking binding her firmly across the animal’s Minnesota's Vote orns The cow took fright and dashSt Paul— Roosevelt carried Minneed Into the hush tearing off the young 19430 to complete sota by according woman’s clothes against the trees returns tabulated Monday by the secWhen the animal became exhausted Eberhart’s It fell and the girl was crushed retary of Isstate Governor vote The 41029 on thq plurality aga'nst the earth She was trampled national ticket as officially compiled under the cow’s feet when It attempt106- Wilson Roosevelt 125856 Is: the ed to rise Neighbors hearing 426 Taft Debs 64334 Chaf27505 screams in the woods cut the girl fin 7886 loose DEMOCRATS t Party on GOVERNOR JAMES HAWLEY H Who refused to resign accept a senatorial togo of the his office and at the hands be of great service to the state my misconmotives would be absolutely strued and that there would be a just If I gave up the office to complaint which I was elected and accepted the would this apEspecially senatorshtp pear to be the case as it has been known that I had aspirations in that I consulted with a number direction of personal friends put my ideas beat first they fore them and although had thought the opposite was the case reflection caused them to take the same view that I did also communiactions “I received from a number of valued party friends In different parts of tho state who took "the same view My immediate relatives entertained the same idea” WYOMING MAN SLAYS SSTER Maddened Miner Kills Woman as She Seeka Refuge In Mother’s Arms Davis 2t Rawlins Wyo — Melvin years oid a miner fired a rifle shot at his sister Mrs Frank Ryder late In her as she sought refuge Saturday mother’s arms then pursued her into the yard where he seized an axe and with one blow severed her heftd from He fled pursued by a mob her body and by Sheriff which quickly formed Campbell and deputies Davis was caught at the Carbon Tie and Timber company plant several miles from here by the sheriff and it required his utmost efforts to prevent a lynching brother and sisA quarrel between Davis took her ter' in which Mrs been daughter’s part Is said to have the only cause for the mad rage of Davis A THOUSAND LAY DOWN PERKY Governor of Idaho Refuses to Elevate i Himself and Appoints Boise Law-- J yer to Fill Heyburn’c Place NEGOTIATIONS FOR ARMISTICE FAIL AND FIGHTING HAS BEEN RESUMED Resumption garded es FIFTY TOGA APPOINTS Loses Tallman Wins Pittman Reno Nev— On the face of the returns from every county in is Nevada Key Pittman Democrat the choice of Nevada voters for United States senator to fill the vacancy late of George the made by the death The official count shows 3 Nixon Republican 7942 Ma3sey Pittman is re7853 E E Roberts Republican at large by a pluelected congressman rality of 69 votes over Clay Tallman Democrat The total vote Is Roberts 7311 7380: Tallman Suffraget Army Reaches London London — The suffraget army which from Edinburgh on October 12 it3 completed tramp to London Saturday afternoon having taken exactly five weeks to do the journey of Sirs De Pont Under the leadership on who horseback traveled Blanque to the prime they went Immediately minister’s residence In Downing street and presented their petition demanding the suffrage for women started Big Tunnel Will be Built Denver — Newman Erb representing the syndicate of eastern and foreign capitalists which has gained control of the Moffat road on Saturday said that the James Peak tunnel upof the road on which the completion would be built to Salt Lake depends whether the people of Denver or Colo“But” he added rado bulM It or not It may take ten years or twenty years without public aid” Allens Denied New Trial Va — A new trial Richmond has been refused Floyd Allen and hi3 6on Claude Swanson Allen by the supreme The men are concourt of Virginia demned to die In the electric chair next Friday for the murder of officials of the Carroll county court at lllllsvllle March 14 Stolen Silverware Found Bar Harbor Me — Sol'd silver tableware valued at $10000 stolen from George W Vanderbilt's summer home here eighteen years ago was found Monday hidden in a quarry at the base of a cliff General Merrlam Dead Portland Me — Major General Henry Clay Merrlam retired died a his home in this city on Monday after an Illness of nearly two years General was born at Houlton In 1837 J |