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' , ‘ AMSTERDAM. Nov. 4.- via London, 111101 11..-:m—- -
. -. - The Vossicll'e Zeitung publishes 11 (1111111ch 119111 Sofia“, -'~,'
.1 .‘ 13' «51'1in that Turkish warships Hare 11qu the Roman Iiat- .
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BERLIN. NOV.4, by wireless to Sayville, L. I.,--In-
formation was gi1 en out. to the press from official quar-
ters today as follows: - 1
“The first encounters on the Turkish frontier in‘
which Turkish soldiers met Russian forces from the Can-
casus resulted unsuccdssfully for the Russian.
“Nineteen Russian transports sunk by the Turks had
on board 1,700 mine destined for the blockading of Tur-
kish waters. This fact pmv es the hostile intentions of
Russians,
“The Gazetta del Popolo says that the present treat-
ment of Germans in England is a policy open to ques-
tion, as numerous English industries are conducted by
Germans who would be difficult to replace.
“The note of Sir Eduard Gr'ev. the British Foreign
Secretary denouncing TIlrkey, handed to the Italian go1-
ermnent by the British ambassador has created 1n Italian
political circles an impression unfavorable to Fugiand. as it
shows Englands fear of Turkey.”
1
PARIS, Nov. 4.~——A bombardment of Furncs- in Bel-
gium, twenty—six miles southwest of Bulges. by the Ger-
mans, didnot prevent the review there Monday of the
French and Belgium troops by President Poincare, of .
France, King Albert, of Belgium, and Alexandre Mil-
leralfd, the French War Minister.
-, \Vhile the shells of the German guns. apparenth di-
rectad against the 1"aiiroad station at Iurncs\ 11ercV ex-
ploding at frequent intervals, the President. King and
War Minister were in the neighborhood of tilt aHOteI dc
Ville. There to the strains of Liarsciliaisq the
B'rabaneOnne. the national sire of the two" countries;
which were given with" much spirit,- 'the 1101111111?» oi
France and Belgium passed by. All the men dlsplafed
the greatest enthusiasm ‘"
Later President Poincare.Ministe1‘ 1111112141111 and
Gcenral Jofirc had a long interview with the King. tor
whom the President expressed fervent admiration for
the Belgians and best wishes on behalf of France
LONDON Nov. m—Rumors persist. says a db:
patch from Borne, Switccriand, to the Times, that w.
. wounded man brought 'rceen‘g to the palace al.5t'rus-
“ burg 15 the German Croyvn Prince. 1
BERLIN. Nov. 4, via The Hague and London—The
German submarine which compassed the destruction
of the British cruiser Hermes. of Dover, last Saturday.
has returned safely to port. This information is convey-
ed in an official announcement given out in Berlin relat-
ing the loss of the British warship. The name of the
submarine whlch took part in this engagement is not
given V
LONDON Nov. 4.-A dispatch from Delhi India,
to Repter's Telegram Company says that in view of the
outbreak of Turkey it was authoritativhiy announced
throughout India that. no religious question was involv-
ed, and that the Mohammedan holy palaces in Arabia are
immune from attack by the British ‘naval and military
forces provided the pilgrims from India to these places
are not interfered with. ' Ii
Alt. the request of Great Britain, the dispatch adds.
France and Russia have given similar assurances
PETROGRAD. V01; 4—1'il1e Tllrllsh Ambassador,
Fahreddin Bey, has left the Russian capital. He is l_eav«
ing for home via Finland . '. 8
‘ ROTTERDAM Nov 4—.A'dvices from Belgian Coast
to'vvns state that the exchange of artillery re between
the Germans and the warships has wrecked most of
those towns. “Vestende, \Vcswkerke and Middelkcrke are , '.
all in ruins. ' . ~ 1...?-
. 115 .595.
There 1111 been no resumption of the German march , . 11112 5mm "’3‘ mud!» to. ”.01,
on Calais and present appearances point to an abandon- ”135.0011:
.1-
111th of that movement. .. I . if
' .—
LONDON, Nmy. 14, 113.40 3. 1117—1ng- George and‘
Queen 11m, accompanied my .11 small suite. no 1111111111
1
11111131110: Salisbury Plhm‘wilem dhcy avill-Inspcct'firc 1:11;; ,' 1
nadiail troops who have been encamped in that locality
since their arrival in England. . 9-. fl
IRUNIILR Alli Rll’llilllll
? . 1111111111 111, 1111 11m 11; 31111111891111
.10; Democrats; 11 {mi-115911911. 1 an:
" "13% 11W I? . 111-1:6;th 1111‘-
; ”88883888" 81'
' in; the social season {11 Ndrmt In:
’ HIITIII IIIE8
l'nto political: headquarters todu). giv-
“~ and United States Senator. respectlv:
" " ' , thogmplctc ms sli'ow’by armor-
4:111:31 of. lid-floam'c'l'i‘igom m4. _. _
I. ‘3
~j 001119“. F163;. (1.111.;
'. es of the with legislature. thfi Ital!-
:' are 1112111 111111111 the assembls'; st to .
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BOSTON. 'Nov. 4,—Thc Republicans
31111111 control or the Massachusetts
dglogatlon to Washington in yester-
day's election. and although tailing to
capture the sovemorshlp by 10.000‘
votes..- through the reelection or Gov,
crud: David I. Walsh. Democrat. the
party elected 1111 candidate 1301' 11911
tenant-governor. and has a. good -
chance for four other state officers
when the little hill towns report. The
Republicans also are again in the
ascendancy in both branches or the
legislature by strong majorities.
The Massachusetts delegation to
(the filth Congress will stand 12 Re-
Pnbllcans and 8 Democrats. compared
with 8 Republicans and 8 Democrats
at the present time.
The vote or the state for Govcmor
complete was: David I. Walsh, D.
206,524; Samuel W, McCall. R. 196.-
800; Joseph Walker. Pros. 31.267;
Walsll'n’ plurality. 10.216.
The Vote, for Lieutenant-Governor
was: Grafton D. Cashing. ll, 207.522:
Edward 9. Barry. D. 139,sss;' James
P. Maglnls, Prom. 28,152.
The Senate of IBIS will stand 33
Republicans and ~7 Democlits. com-
pared with 21 Republicans. 12 Demo-
crats, and 2 Provenance In 191‘ The
House or 1915 will be 111111111 between
149 Republicans 88 Denim-sis. 2
Progressive» and one Socialist. the
1.111 l People! Perm
E’I‘ Pmrbulve not a1115111999,,11'11111.I 1
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One otthc largo-t affairs bemo-
held at the Norwalk MCountr) Club
mcmiy afternoon with Mrs, Wills
WM. 04' West avenue. “Inpat-
. aa- atvn cud party Thom were {our—
tcca tables or auctlg‘i and the hand.
some prices. which were offered. were
won by Miss Mar) Burneil. first: Miss
Ellnbelh AVller. second: Mia: Martha
Henderson. third: Miss Mal'Cnrtlo.
fourth: Mrs. Calvin L. Barton. fifth.
The club house was decorated? in
a most attractive manner. Yellow
and green was the c0l01' scheme em-
ployed and potted plants. ferns.
palms and yellow cn'santhnmulria
were artistically arranged in" both
the afternoon and 1115 '30 oclock all
the guests at. the tables together with
room where Steuordess Thompson of“
the club had prepared a dainty col-
lation. ._
EI88|8II8 IIII8
NEW YORK. No1'.l.—'—Bllr (311- State
Republican gains continued to pour
lng indications that the pluralltlca or
District Attornev Charles S. Whitman
and James Wadsivorth. 11:. 3111' Gov.
ely. would inbuilt much higher than
returns .last ntxht. indicated.
Today it apps-arsenal Whitman will
have n 1111111111} or at l-oaat 1511,000'
over Martin H Glynn. Democrat. and
Wadsworth Will poll '65. 0110 edicts
1111». than his Democratic opponent.
Joiner W. Gerard. .
gives: Whitman. R. 845.715: Blyn'
. 122111011; slim. Prohibition 111111 Kin-f
erlun. (187,789. and, Donavon. helix.”
Glynn carried Groomi- Nari- tack
remand
l'mmvorbpunwmm, them-1"“ ' ' - .r
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w my m was-11111111
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' and
The Rebublleina carried both hour-
. procaine who ran all that
find 111'»
tiesllip Sipop
New York city. complete and dill
. except 389 dlirtric’tg lip-state todgyg
8111 8011111 Majority 18 Re-
11111 II Illnillluil '
PRIIIIESSIIIS ill
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mmMchcbmn.
- Progressive
W YQBK. Nov 4-'l‘bc Demo
cram Party (111' :11 reiterday' 11 elec-
(191111, 1111111111 mini control or
both branches at (Jourdan. although
gains made by, to Republicans to the
lower Rouge tb mm to reduce the
1119111»er meaty to. s albumin.
'I' or you;
“'1 mm. mm
W=M1 W W @1me
mourns the dwindling an”! the
. . 1111111111111 the Progressive M1230-
.. tour. twin. elfl'y section 1111111 coun-
try Indicate that tbc- mummies.
who in 1912 out a larger vote that
tho' Republicans. have been sham
idiom part by the latter party in
almost every case there was a dad-
Ilvc tolling v8 lmthe 1110mm «to.
with the conspicuous exception of
California. which apparently 1111: n-
aincted 11ml Johnson. its W
a'lvii Governor. ”11881111111113.“
made in every aeolian 03 the country.
with the result that-the Democratic
majority in the House of Representa-
Ilroa .111 reduced to ‘a close margin.
011 the balls of actual returns, the
Republicans gained ton 11115111111111
in New York; five in Connecticut; and
in Delaware; twelVe 111-11111101111110
,111 New Hampshire; live in New 1111-.
the assemby and dining merrier , 1 1
Auction bridge was played' durlnzlaey' mill New Mexico. 01min Ohio,
six in Pennsylvania; one 111 Rhoda “lo-
landl. one in South Dakota. and one
others who were lmltcd to oniby the In West 1 1.,
reflechmentu repaired to the dining! V m
complete returns show the lonely-m
in: Democrats elected to the Senate;
Oscar W. Underwood. Alabama; Mus,
111111 I. _,Stnltb Arizona: James P.
Clarita. Arkansas; Duncan 11.1191111-
er. Florida; Hoke smith (long term).
Thomas W. Hardulck (term ends
1919), Georgia; I. C W1 11111111111
(long term). Johnson 111111111111,
,,~R “.1?- Brendan]. Louisiana; "11111111111
1.310119, Missouri; Lee 8.01crniaa,
115111 1111611111; Thomas P. Gore. 0k;-
laboma; Ellison 1131111111. South 0111-
cllna: Joll'n waiter Smith. Maryland.
Incomplete returns mdlcbtcetub
election Vol- the {allowing Democrats to
1111111; George 111‘ Chamberlain. orb
son; Roger O. Sullivan. Illlnoln ‘
Complete 1111.11. allow the election
9! the tailoring Republicans to the“
1111111111111- 3. Brady. Idaho; ‘ Ali-
but 8:. Cumulus, loin; Jacob H
111111-1111. New Himpshlre; James W.
Material Simian; Asia 1'. “
15111111111111 cnttcrnn. Galoisdo, Kan.
like and 1111111. .
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2 1111- 1111 1111111111 was
greater 1881638 - -
‘4 . . . . /
.«Iwcniifildoflament. m redacted. M
Have Brill Switches bl Collards: .
(term ends M11708 3. 1915) K011811388: '
llllllill IIIII ' '
IBIS ilil lililiii
rrnlllln In: at 1111 Reported
on'llcilroad- Lillo'ln Italy ,
-——-——-——-
13:30 15. {fir—A railroad train run-
wrecked this morning. The Veep-arts
recehod 1111 the present time declare
that all the passengers on board, 111-1111
one exception. and 118 thy; members
11': the 111111 crow lost $114k. 1111b.
' 1 M on 11111 11111
WW“ in M fill-“flowers 111‘
31111 c1” dgugtbc tram"! (trashed
outta to, vorbcdan the; a
verb- “3011368388118 water. '8“
W...
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“NEW HAVEN. Nov. 4.—-The next
House of Representatives in the Gen-
eral Aacombly wlll bounds up of three
times as many Republicans as Demo-
crats. Win: tics h Tolland and Pen-
land to be voted-08,1111! with "1m
town missing. tho-makeup or the body
appears to boos lotion:-
- . ' 1). 11. "P.
Hortlord ........... 12 . 32 ~---
New Haven ... ........ 8 31 —-
New London .... ...... 9 21 —-
Weld :..~l .......... 9 25 --
Litchflcld .' ............ 12 29. --
Windham ‘._.‘. .......... 1 1.8 . 2
Middle»: 2 1'9 ——
Tolhndx. ..... 5 16 ~—
Totals_........ ...... 5.1 191 .2
Two tics and one town missing.
The Progressive: were élected from
Hampton and Pomlrc't in Windham
..
In 1912 the. Bone stood 120111111111-
crats. 130 Republicans. no] 8 Progress-
ives ' .
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71.2.V'
WHILE PIPEII
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“Nervy Na 1" in 'any'one or 11111 tam-
out! 1111 11119 exploits, never excelled
the gall displayed by two men who
acme: Fro-RB; Bandages" Comt‘
«Wu .,
”methy- afternoon calmly appropri- .
Intel! a 11111111111131“ kit and other par-
aplmuflla' belonging to the Sci-Walk
the 82111191111111.1111 F Shimmy m. Hardwar‘colnpany. of Main street.
I and valued 111 about 825: The two
thieves drove up to the home at Mrs.
John W {3111311011, on Summer street.
lit ibout 4: 30 o’clock. M800}: the entire
(1111111 11111 placed it. 111 the wagon“. ina-
draw on It unconcerned .as though
the M was their on. "£1111 11111
11111111111111 I‘vllo saw 111.; team drive on
(did not want anything so perfectly
on. notch W Warren G. 11111111. natural did the 1119113111 111011- “57"??-
' l " '- . Hartford S Weed, (l.
automobile
tilleves he'd xbt'tb o‘ .1111 1131s
~ “1,, ., 1 1
lies 1161c notified. andSerseant Lent ._. .1 Judge bf Mn. . ,
11195143
11111 some clues:
I‘ll-lardwarb Conn
11112213311111. Sicily. .1101. 1. 11.1 llama,
nlng between here and Palermo was 1
Milton F WI‘WICB prq 2:; -
Edward Pryor,,p. l. '
Governor.
Lyman TI. Tingier, (1.
Marcus H'. Holcomb, r.
Williard C. Fisher, pg.
SamuelE. Beardsley, 8-.
Duane N Griffin. pro.
Charles R. Wells, 5. 1.
Secretary.
Albert VPhiIIips, (1
Charles D. Burncs, r.
. Edwath. Roszellc, pg.
Mrs. J. P. N‘cwmanzs s.
Returns Shaw That Holcomb’s Plurality is Over I'll.-
900 and Brandege‘e’ s is Over 13 000---Norwallt
Yeted Solidly Republican, Elected as Senator Hurbert V
S. Bishop, and Representatives Charles F. 'l‘nstraln
and Cramer C. Hegeman---Congressman Hill Going
Back to Washington---- .Total Vote 1n the State 11'
30.000 Less Than Two Years Ago.
cmlllllnllllllllllllsu —
First- Second Third Fourth Fifth
Ward. Ward. Ward. Ward. Ward. Total.
Senator.
Simeon E, Baldwin. (1. 661
Frank E. Brandegee. r. (144
Herbert K. Smith, pg. 18
1 George Spices. Jr., 1'..
.’Frederick Li. I’latt. p.
Clarence E. Warner, s. l.
Repruentatiwin Congress.
, leremiah Donovan, d. 682
3161111sz 11111,; 642
George 1151112111111, pg. 16
Dewitt (E. Turner, as ., 111 4-1!
1651 .
649
26
6
.,4
(:80
632 .
22
6 .
RosweilJ. Hullenbeck. pro 4
Sherman Emanuel, s. l.
Lieutenant Governor.
George M. Landci's,d
Cliil’ord’B Wilson,r r.
Franks. Butterworth. pg.
Charles T. Peac‘h,s.
Jason L. Randall, pro
Thomas W likes, Jr a; 1.
Edward S. Roberts, d. ,
Fred‘r 'k S. Chamberlain 1'. (141)-
Horace G: HOadlcy, pg.
Beebe, 5.
Charles L. Beach, pro.
. Otto Ruckstcr, s.- l._
Comptroller.
Daniel P D‘unn,d
Morris C. ’Webster, 1‘.
Horace H. Jackson, pg.
Herbert N
Isador POIsky,s
Edward A. Ricllsiirds, pro.
George B. Arnold, s. I
Ernest Bergens
WilburG. Manchester pro '3
Frederick F. Felicr‘man, s.V I 1’ .
Sheriff. ‘
William Volilner, d. .
Simeon Posse, r.
August. Scllncil. s
EdWard Jersey, pro
Scholar.
nurse‘s E imam“
E".
«Thomas Richardson,
“William Cullen. a: V,
Ralphcl‘nedient prcr
Attorney Gmcral.
John F. McDanOugh, 11.
George E. Hinman,r r.
John H. Light, pg.
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