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UN nJLTIMATUM" AL
(MERNO BULGARO
Ojla Bulgaria ftompo lo Rela
tion! Con Gormania cd Aus
tria o l'lnviato dello
f 'Ozar Lascia Sofia
SfpEDIZIONE
"ttL"
ITALIANA-
. JIOMA. A Ottobre
eghonma da riMroburirQ dlce'eho
iJI jtflliBrtti, dl Jttisfa hterefHUtoprrsiio
la corte dl re Fcrdlnnndo dt Bulgaria ha
Mccvuto dal suq gOVerno ordlne dl pre-
sentare at Rover rto .buliraro un ultimatum
f-ftitl qiate la. Ilusnlfl mlnaccla"dl rlchla
; ffMHUt S$fla, II rtuo raMre?cntrtntp dip-
-lomatlco e nel ermine jjt 21-orell gov-
erno bulgaro non ivvra troncato Is sue
espuUo dal terrltorlo bulgaro tuttl gll
rclaxlonl con fill lmperl contrail cd
ulllclatl tedeschl d auttrlacl che ora vt
1 trovano e che, pare, dovran.no dlrlgero
le operazloni mllltarl della Bulgaria con-
tro la Serbia,
Le altro Potenio della Quailrupllce
Intesa, e clce' la Ifrancla, l'lnghlltorra e
'l'ltalla. annoirelano dcslcamcnte la mossa
C delta Russia, coslcche' fra poche ore la
.Bulgaria dovra' flennltlvamonte--Uectilero
circa II uo atte?rflamento ed tssero ton-
tata. ira I nemlcl dell'Intesa o tra quelll
della Qermanla o dell' Austria. St rltlcno
" ormal che II prcsldcnte del Conslgllu bul
garo e lo BtesHO re Kerdlnando hanno dl
i,Kl' fatto la loro rcclU ed attendono solo
' cne n mobllltazlonn oeu easercuo sia
completa per aseetare 11 loro co'ixf tou
rs, iro la Serbia ca aiutara en auBtro-ieucsim
Mjad uprlrsl II varco verao ConstntHlnoplI
ij ivia. la uuigana avra cumru ui c buuiw
fSX tutto l'eeerclto greco e quello Bcrbo, e
1 "probabllmente anche rorze della Quadru
.pllce Intesa.
IXNCOQNITA RUMENA.
tJ' anrora Incerto l'aKcgglamento della
Rumania. Questa nazlonu o' rlmasta
T llnora srettatrlce degll avvenlmentl ed 11
La. suo esccrdto e' solo In parte mobllltato
PW' SI leriqra che cosa csBa Jara", ma In certl
L clrcoll si rjensa che. dal mOmcnto che a
Bucarest e" regnata la calma flnora, e'
ij posslbllo cho la Rumania abbla gla' dato
el asslcurazlonl. alia Quadrupllcc. II popoto
Eifrumeno v? unanlmemente In favore della
- QuadruDllcs e rI erode die tuttl ell sforzi
f-,; fattlva, dagU lmperl ccntrall slano andatl
n lain a
IulUmatum della Russia nlla Bulgaria,
presentato derl nel pomerlgslo, splra
ft, quest'oggl alia alle 4 p. in. SI sa che
l'lnghllterra no rltardo la prcsentazlone,
volendo prima esaurlre tuttl gll nltrl
, mezzl e solo In caso dl Insuccesso rlcor-
rere a mezzl estreml. E vl si e gluntl
intattl. parche' II governo butgnro non
ha voluto o non ha potuto, dopo aver
concluso pattl prcclsl con gll lmperl cen-
"Lft trail, aderlre alio rlchleste della Qnad
f rupllce. L'ultlmatum fu presentato dletro
accordo tra tutte le potenze della Qudd
rupllce Intesa.
Un telegrarama da Atene dice che I
bulgarl hanno concentrato 350,000 soldati
6 in va.ru puuu aeim luro iruniiera.
VI SONO ANCORA SPERANZE?
Un telegra.mma da Sofla al Mcssaggero
, dice che, mentra la sltuazlone e' consld-
1 erata come gravlssima, pure vl o' ancora
o la speranza che un conditto sara' evltato
Is se gll alleatt dell'Intesa notranno cre-
r sentare at governo bulgaro proposte plu'
VL . 4. itlti1r Ann I.. nnnlnn.lnnl nn.tnnnll
Est bulgare. SIccomo la censura bulgara ha
r. lasclato passare qucsto dlspacclo, clo st
X consldera a Roma come un segno che II
j governo bulgaro e' ancora dlsposto a
& trattare.
f No'tlzle gtunte qui dal quartiere generate
ltallano dlcono che 11 generate I'orro,
sottocapo dl Stato Magglore, ha avuto
parecchl colloqult con II presldente del
Conslgllo, on. Salandra; con II mlnlstro
degll Estert, on. Sonnlno; con II mlnlstro
della Guerra, generals Zupelll; con II
mlnlstro della Marina, ammlrogllo Corsl,
e con II mlnlstro del Tesoro, on. Carcano,
circa la possibiltta' dl una apedlzlono
Uallana nella Penlsola Balcanlca.
Oltre alia truppe che furono gla' da
tempo Invlate nell'Egeo e che occupano
r ora risola dl Rodl e le altre Isole ltallano
dell'Egea, l'ltalla ha concentrato a
Urlndlsl o nele vlclnanze contlngentl dl
truppe surnclentl per formare un corpo
dl spedlzlone che potra' essere mandato
dove sara" necessarlo.
THE WEATHER
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Ofltcial Forecast
WASHINGTON, Oct. t.
For eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and
warmer tonight; Tuesday partly cloudy;
moderate south to southwest winds.
Fait weather prevails In the Atlantic
Stater this morning under the Inlluence
of an area of high barometer that Is mov
ing1 slowly olT the coast. A disturbance
of moderate energy overspreads the Laku
regton and extends southward to the
western Gulf coast. It Is attended bv
showers and somewhat higher temDera-
I tures. A coot area overspreads the north
ern riains maies ana most oc me coun
try from the Rocky Mountains westward.
The pressure Is Increasing rapidly over
the Plains States'. ,
tJ. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Obicrvadoni talitn at 8 a. ra. naitern time.
Low
, H la.t ruin. Veloc-
; Station, a m. n't latl. Winn: itv.tr-.jih.,.
AbUen. Tex ....62 00 ff 10 Cloudv '
CP .i -
Atlantic City . Kl M
SB
NW
H
Clear
Cl-.r
12 p.rintiv
W 10 naln
B 18 P.CIoudr
. Cloudy
0 Cloudy
irar
m
boss, n. d. ji .; .6. nw id aSf
Buffalo, V v! hi B
Chlcaco. J1U .. .fiO m
, CloveUnd. O . . ttl 63
uuenp rnt t(i in m l
tH Molnn. Ia.48 48 ',. y
Meiroii. Alien . . cvi oz . . h
Dnluth. Minn 40 101.12 nw na ti.,..
Upalve.ton. T .K2 74 tS3 SW 10 Cl.ar
T ItArrlaburr. l'a . fiS ro . i oiH,..,
EI-IUIIeru, X . C..T4 nu I n .. CUar'
iSTf Helena, Mont 44 4 ,02 v naln
Ej, Huron. B B. ,.,4i 4a ,2S NW 8 Cloudy
f? Jacksonville, Ma 78 76 . fb !7 ci.nr'
'Kansas City, Mo BO Ml ,54 NW 22 Cloudv
rEoulavUle. 'ky 70 C8 '. S" jo Slti?r
acempnu, Tenn .72 S sw . Cloudy
Now OrUana. Ia 70 74 Jl BE .. Rain
NB Clear
NW Cloudy
N Cloudy
NB ;; tjvear
E Clear
8 i - 12 Clear
W .. Clear
H ., Clear
W ... Cloudy
K-rToTk, N. V 84 Jli
r. j'bMie. nd 4i -iu
Dklahnma. Ok la TM M
.Philadelphia, Pa. 54 01
Y Pt'oenla, Art 4 l
ritubvrsh, Pa, CO
Portland, Me. 4R 42
Portland. Ora ..44 41
'i 3uobo. Can -42 M
2 t&U Ural. Mo, as 68 .1(1 NW 10 Cloudy
t. Putil. Minn A9 Alt na 1W rt t. '
Salt l.ke' t'Ub 44 4i , s P.Cloudy
Sn Frsnclaco 80 no 8 . cfear
Scran ton. Pa , 4 42 - clear
Tampa . . 7ft 72 ,0 NE .. ClJar
wlnrton OS ra NH Clear
.WHkflm .68 31 NW 12 .Cloudy
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rJ5 SHELLED BY BIG
FRENCH AIR SQUADRON
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Centlnned front re One
bard the railway junction points and sta
tion behind the German front."
Fighting- In the Woovre district Is chief
ly confined to big gun dueling, but In the
Voages Important Infantry engagement
are developing.
Allied aviators are keeping up the
greatest air offensive of the war. Within
the past tt hours the following Important
towns behind the German Jlnes have been
shelled from the air- Zeebrugge, Thor
out, Thlett and Courtrnl, Belgium, Doual,
Cambral, Kt Qucntln, Iaon, Ilelhel and
Voualers, In Frnnce, Luxemberg, In the
Grnnd Duchy of Luxcmbcrtr. nnd Met
In German Lorraine
The AUlea have lost some machines
and some of the bravest airmen In the
service have Been killed or captured, but
It Is ordered by Field Marshal Sir John
French and General Joffre that the Ger
man lines of communication must Ire crip
pled; so the work Is going on.
This Is the 10th da of the CTeat bat
tle, nnd the end Is not et In sight. In
fact, Sir John French describes the op
erations of the last week ns "tho first
phase."
Doth King George and President Poln
care have spoken words of the highest
praise of tho French and nrltlsh The
great drive, however, hns been costly
Thousands of wounded nro being brought
bnck from the front and the General Start
Is establishing scores of new hospitals
Hundreds of the wounded are being taken
to Kngland on everv transport that leacs
Hare
AGED MAN AND WIFE
RUN DOWN BY TRUCK
Dazed by Trnfllc, Octogenarians
Are Injured nt 10th and
Market Streets
Georgo McCord, 83 years old, and his
wire, Mary Kllen, aged 81, who live on
the northeast corner of 51st and Haver
ford nvenue, chme to the city to do somo
shopping. They seldom come to th,o heart
of tli city and the heavy traftlo dated
them. As they were proceeding slowly
up Market strict, arm In arm, they were
apparently confused by the traftlo on
ltth strcot.
Auto horns, trolley bells, whistles and
Other noises distracted the pair until
they were almost helpless. At tho signal
tor tho 10th street tralllc o cross Mar
ket strett, the couple, still arm In arm.
walked half way acrosi the street and
stopped
Severnl persons shouted warnings, but
before they were aware of their danger
they wore run down by n wagon drhrn
by Harry Coyle, Jr., of 2235 South 3d
strcot. Tho tongue of the bla truck
knocked the octogenarians down, and theN
heavy front wheels passed oer their
legs. Cojlo was arrested.
HERMANS DEPRECIATE
VICTORIES OF ALLIES
BERLIN. Oct I The German General
Staff, In reviewing the situation In the
west, assorts thnt General Joffro planned
to force the Germans to retire over tho
entire front whereas tho biggest gain of
the allied troops was 13 miles.
"This result was duo chiefly to as
phyxlntlng gases used by the Trench, "
snva the General StalT "Hy no tritch of
the Imagination can the success of the
Allies bo called u brilliant victory, not
wlthHtandlng tho fact that they hnd
help from most of the munition factories
of tho world, Including thoso In the
I'nllcd States "
Abraham Mayer's Funeral
Funertl services for Abrahim Maver,
who died Siturday nt the age of 83 ears,
will bo held nt 2 o'clock tomorrow nt
his residence. 3211 Fontnln street Mr
Mnye-r, who was a pioneer In the coal
business, took an Interest In helping poor
emigrants, having emigrated to this coun
try himself from HunEarj In the early
60s He vvns the founder of tho Austro
Hungarlan Heneflclnl Association lum
bers of the Hcnellclnl Association Kra
knuer Chevrn, Ilappaport Lodge, No. 33
I O r. S of I . will attend tho funeral.
Interment will bo In Holy Cross Ceme
tery Mayer Is survived by a widow and
two sons
50 CONNECTICUT TOWNS
VOTING ON LICENSE ISSUE
159 of 168 Towns in State Holding
Their Elections Today
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct 4-Ono hun
dred nnd fifty-nine of the 168 towns of tho
Stnte nie holding thilr elections todav
Towns not holding elections today wero
Ansonln, Ilrldgeport, Derby, Hartfoid.
Naucatuck, New Uillalii, New Haven,
Norwich nnd Stamford New Haven holds
a city election tomorrow ns docs Water
bi'ry Flftv towns me voting on tlcence
Of these, 40 are now license towns, nine
lie no-llcense, and one, Brnnford, Is
"dry" In one district.
WOMAN'S TRIAL FOR MURDER
OF MAN REGINS AT MEDIA
T - - II
Mrs. Catharine Strlngfellow, of Ches
ter, Fights for Llfo
MEDIA, Pa , Oct 4 Tha trial of Mrs.
Catharine Strlngfellow, who is accused of
murdering James A Dowen at the home
of her alleged rival, Mrs, Charles Itoatron,
of 617 West 3d street, Chester, began here
today. The shooting took placo while
Ilowen was standing on the porch talking
to Mrs. Itostron after he had accompanied
her home from church.
Mr. Strlngfellow was Dowcn's house
keeper nnd she allege that he beat her
and threw her out of the house about two
vears previous to May 19, U1S, the day of
the shooting. Mrs. Strlngfellow Is rcp
reentcd by John E. McDonough and
former Assistant District Attorney J,
Itohrman Iloblnson.
$15,000,000 DYESTUFFS
CONCERN CHARTERED
"Federal Dyestuff and Chem
ical Company" Incorporated
by New Yorkers
PANAMA CANAL SLIDE
ALARMS OFFICIALS
1 t
Future of Waterway Depends
on Solution of Engineers in
Present Situation
JITNEY DRIVER FREED
George R. Roberts
WILMINGTON. Del . Oct. 4 George XI
Roberts died today Ho was 77 years old
Me leaves a widow nnd a grown daughter
Ho was born In Scotland, but had lived
here mo?t of his llfo For many years he
was at various times In tho circulation
departments of tho Wilmington newspa
pers. Ho had been a member of the
Board of Education and City Council Ho
was a Republican In politics.
May we cut you a
suit from this fine
imported "Armit
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This durable, handsome
fabric comes to us from
Huddersfield, England.
Several attractive colors
and patterns from which
to select. $45.
Other fine suits
$35 to $60
E.H. Peterson & Co.
Tailor
1119 Walnut St.
Evidence at Hearing Shows Ho Did
Not "Collect" Fares
John Eckcrt. of 2G07 South Hutchinson
street, who drives a "Motorclub" Jltnev
cir, received cash fares from "passengers,
but he did not collect thtm himself, It
was testified before Magistrate I'cnnock
In tho Central pollco stntlon todav, so
he wps freed
Detective WlRter and two other pas
sengers, one of them a sailor, rode in
Eckert's car on Saturday Eckcrt re
fused to take the fares, which would
have made him amenable to the ordinance
governing Jltnejs. Instead, it was testi
fied at the hcnrlnt: he naked th" sailor
to gather them and put them In Eckcrfs
coat. Tho sailor did as was lequested.
The driver was arrested, but Magistrate
Pennock agreed with tho defendant's at
torney that .slnco ho did not collect the
fares ho should be discharged.
Joseph Cox, 1523 Shunk street, was fined
J5 nnd costs He told patrons to put their
fares on tho seat of the car, but ho was
arrested when ho save change to ono
of them.
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Parlor and Club Cars
Dining Service
Sleeper on Midnight Trains
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Philadelphia and I
Reading Railway l
Fritz &? La Rue, Inc.
Announcing
Fine Fall Stocks
Oriental and Domestic Rugs
request your special attention to the following
important remarks on
PERSIAN RUGS
,.. Havin foreseen the practical stoppage of
shipments from Persia, and impressed with the
anxiety of the people to get goods out of their
country before such conditions became a fact, our
resident agents were enabled to secure the choice
of many fine rugs on such favorable terms that
we shall from time to time, during this season,
offer various lots of
Fine Persian Rugs
'at Very Low Prices
thus giving our patrons the advantages, which are
extraordinary in view of the exceptional character
of the rugs.
It will be wise for any one contemplating the
purchase of Oriental Carpets to carefully watch
pur advertisements, for no other equal opportunity
will or can be given to obtain rugg of such merit
at such low cost.
1124 ChtMtnut St
DOVEn, Del., Oct. 4. A dvesturt and
chemical company, with a capital stock
of J15.000.000 was Incorporated at the Stato
Department hero today
The new concern Is known as the Eed
eral D en turf and Chemical Company. It
plana "to purchase, lease, own and op
crnto nil kinds of mining rights and
mctal-bearlng lands nnd to carry on the
business of treating, refining, celling and
dealing In cotton fibres, sale solutions
nnd other Ingredients necessary for the
manufacture of dyestuffs of all kinds."
The Incorporators are Hlalr Frailer,
Newton James nnd George A. Harring
ton, nil of New York.
Ephratn Man Falls Dead
LANCASTER, Pa,, Oct. 4 Kmnnuel
Stcffv, "5 yenrs old, of Ephrata, fell dead
today, a vlctom of heart trouble, whllo
conversing with a member of his family.
He was a Civil AVur veteran und Is sur
vived by his wife and three children
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 -Tho great test
of the Tanama Canal construction now
confronts tho engineer responsible for It
maintenance. The elide north of Gold
Hill I gaining on the dredge. Seventy
six vessels, laden with valuable cargoes,
are tied up on the Atlantic and tho Pa
clflo Ide of the great waterway. And
today the last word from Colonel Hard
ing, the acting Governor, Is that It prob
baly wilt bo tho latter part of this month
before the canal can be reopened. This
Is the worst tie-up since the canal wa
opened, and on the manner in which tho
engineers solve It may depend the entire
future of the ocean-to-ocean passage. Of
ficials suggest that the hopes of tho en
gineers that the water would hold the
earth back havo proven unfounded. The
result Is that now the dredges must con
tinue operations until all of tho looso
earth Is removed.
FATE OF 400 MINNEAPOLIS
SALOONS IN BALANCE TODAY
Indications Arc That Drys Will Carry
Whole County
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, Oct. 4.-The
proposition to wipe out the 400 saloons In
this city is being decided at the polls
todav. Indications nro thnt tho drys will
bo successful In their cnmpnlgn here, nnd
that thoy will enrry tho wholo county
Hnlf tho counties In Minnesota already
1 avo gono dry nnd the foes of the saloon
from all parts of tho Stato were here to
tnko part In tho campaign to put Minne
apolis In the dry column All the
churches In tho city were represented at a
mnssmcetlng of the drys last night
John I.lnd, former Governor nnd Prcsl
dint Wilson's envoy to Mexico, took nn
active part In tho right for tho drys. The
wet rnrnpnlBn was waged by the Busi
ness Men's Educational League, an nlli
anco of hotel, cafo and business men.
$5 to $10
Men's shoes Autumn
shapes.
And not just a style or
two at $5 but a complete
line, that we're very proud
of I
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J
Solomon Was Wise
About the time that King Solomon
was inventing the "fifty-fifty" system
of division, the Galilean wireless advised
him that the Queen of Sheba was drop
ping in to tea.
Solomon had the advantage of some
ordinary folks, for he didn't have to seek
society. It always hunted him up.
So, being wise, Solomon had estab
lished a system of Quick Action.
He pushed a button and ordered a
Cold Collation for a few thousand guests.
If he had only been wise enough to
linger a few centuries longer on this
sphere, he would have discovered a sys
tem that makes his pale and wan by com
parison. He would have found the TRIANGLE
IDEA. '
He would have learned that the TRI
ANGLE NIGHTS were about ten Jumps
ahead of anything he ever showed the
Queen of Sheba in the. way of enter
tainment. When you come to the Chestnut
Street Opera House tomorrow night,
you'll see what real romance is, as Doug
las Fairbanks displays it; how strong
and vital real drama is when Dustin
Farnum acts it; and what gales of laugh
ter Raymond Hitchcock can produce
when he is given the chance.
And you won't have to take three
hundred Mrs. Solomon's, and a Thousand
Friends of the Family.
TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION
New York.
Box Office now open.
Evening pric 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $2.
Matine including Saturdays 25c, 50c
ami $1.00.
ESTATJS LEFT TO FAMILY
John J. Sulltvan'a Will Bequeaths
?1G6,000 to Sons nnd Daughters
An estate vatucd at J166.000 Is disposed
of by tho will of John J. Sullivan, of
1C05 Mount Vernon street, who died at
Atlantic City on September 25. Tho be
quests In the Instrument, which was pro
bated today, show that the estate jroes
to two dauHhlers, Alice M. Sullivan and
Nellie S. Winch, nnd two sons, William
J and Albert J. Sullivan Tho executor
aro Albert J. Sullivan, Alice M Sullivan
and Jacob J Winch.
-vWter providing certain sum for rela
tives, Jllnorva C Kreuser, lata of MO
North raxon street, leave tho residue of
her estate, which in the aggregate l
valued at 31,WX, to tho eiecutor, Charles;-;
ji urnKeion, in trasi, wuu uiroctlons to -
spena tne income -ior tno rener of such
worthy distressed families its he may
from time to tlm select"
Other will probated wero those ot
Frances B. arcs, 1021 Clinton street, who
left nn estate valued nt J3S.OO0 Anna V
Mundy, tlM Farrntjut Terraco, JSS.000, John
K Shryock, 1414 North Bouvler street
MXX); Julia M. Flshburn, who died 4n th
Presbyterian Hospital, $6000, Sarah T
HalRht, 429 West Urlnghurst street, $2TtO
Anna Schneider, 2350 North Bterner street.'
JW03J Charles M, Summerfleld, 4C01 North
1Mb street, MI1.
The personalty of tho estate of Julia M
Flshburn has been nppalscd of $5403 7t
that of Thomas Whittle, $3000, and thai
of John W. Krrlff, 2ltS01,
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