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BOSTON. SUNDA NIORN ING. OCTOBER 90. 1912-EIGHTY-FOUR PAGES. COPTRIORT.

1912. Ili 3 1 ir THE GLOKE NEWSPAPER CO. I ItICE 14 CFVFQ 4 -4 Anterstlieverinlinning3 Beaten by 46 to a Brickley and Hardwick Score 37 Points For Crimson. Dartmouth, Princeton and Tilts All Will by Big Margins, Harvard overwhelmed -Amherst on RESULTSOFCOLLEGEGAMES Flichl yesterday nittd-n ton by to 14 the laz'ttest score that Harvard t. Soldiers Field-lilarvard 46.

Amherst O. has made zigainst zinY thIS At West PointYale 0. Army O. to-ason and almost as large as it made I At providenceBrown 30, Pennsylvania 7. in the throe preceding games combined.

3 At PrincetonPrinceton 62, Syraeuse .1 ust as when Amherst came' to the At WilliamstownHartmeuth 21, Williams. Stadium a year ago and was defeated At IthaeaPcnnsvivania tilate 29. Cornell 6. 1 to tt, the game yesterday was At MedfordTotts Bowdoin O. SpringtieMItoly Cross 7 in tile rain.

When the teams come onto the field quite a- sharp r. (). YorkWexleyau 2t1. New Yorlc shower was in pro.gress, but soon after I he of the irst riod it de- iversity Rhode Island State ord- oienitig fj ham creased la a slight drizzle, which had O. playing and tt Burlington.

VtVermont Massacha- tie! effeet on the sttts Agrirultural 7. only the spectators uncomfort- At WatervilleColb r.5. Boston College 0 able. At 27, Fort McKinley 0. Many of them sought refuge in the At ()rim St Anselm o.

covered promenade at the top of the At WorcesterNew Hampshire State 7, where they were wholly pro- Worcester P. I. G. teeted front the rain. In spite of the At Pittsburg-Carlisle 45, Pittsburg 8.

weather. the crowd was than at At liartfordcolgate 24. Trinity 7. rty the earlier games, amounting to At Easton, Penn.T.I.arayette 14, Ursinus O. about i3Otitt.

At South Bethlehem. PennLehigh 55, Hayerfuril 0. At AnnapolisSwarthmore 21, Navy 6. Harvard Profits by Fumbles. The rain made tile field r4lippery and S.

S.1S. S. S. I he ball hard to handle. Several times I At Cottnllarcard 1918 31, 1 Itt I -I Iti the 101y-rs was 1 tt Exet er, 11Yale 1911113, Exeter 3.

Continued on the Sixteenth Page. I 'ti. Andoverrinrtmotith 1018 0, Andover O. ASSAILS i against Rosenthal in the Becker der trial. Heavy Inkwell Is Harvard overwhelms Amherst, win- i i ning I -al to O.

President Taft declares wave of high prices for food is going down. Hurled at His Head Angry crowd in Chicago assails Jack Johnson: champion had been to bank 7. for cash to free Lucile Cameron. Steamship Berkshire of the M. M.

Champi on Takes to His Heels Line afire off Cape Loge okout, C. Pla 2. News of the water front. In Esc ane Aitry Crowd Page 4. Frovidence jewelry concerns adopt resolutions favoring present adminis--- tration.

Rain puts init. forest fires in vicinity Had Been to Bank for Cash of Plymouth. Forest fires in vicinity of Plymouth to Free Cameron Girl1 extinguished by talk Rain puts an end to the motor racing 10 events had been run off. rage S. C11.1,'.GO.

Oot 1Jack Johnson, Miss Olive Mason of Brookline and chaIon puLfilist. Was assailed by a Raymond M. Gunnison of Flatbush, iiol, ,1 a thousana persons in and I around the Fii-Ft Bank Build- Charlus S. Bird says Progressive par- I at o'ciock this Tht, ty is only bulwark against election of iituittion 1,4) threatening that he Fitzgerald to -Senate. ilaitdoned the effort to get to his own 1 Page 10.

irntonn.lie. ran ()tit of a side en- I Mayor Fitzgerald, at gathering of tcance anti escaped in a taxicab. Democratic candidates, replies to Johnson had gone to the brink to Lodge's attack on him. 'raw whicii to furnish Pedration of State, city and town ro ror 1.aeile Cameron, the Minne- emPloYes opens convention in Worcester. ool As lu: was dodging Out Paige I I.

Chorus girls hurt during celebration the i-qfilding, some man in an 1 in Champaign. Ill, by Illinois University 1.1Ter NV illi! OW 1.1111t?,1 a heavy inkwell, students of fcotball victory. ii ly missing dome and I woman goes to Wihnington, crashing to bits 0 the Pavement. Del, to ss Cameron had been be married and there meets her 11.anwi,ie. Mi eloping daughter.

bound on a like enniinned on the Tenth Pave. errand. Heavy Inkwell Is Hurled at His Head. Had Been to Bank for Cash to Free Cameron Girl. ,42 111 At 1- iell 11 --14 ')51, Bumper Crops Indicate Saving of $50010003000 to Consumers.

Meat Should Do Cheaper; Says Sec Wilson in Repoli to President, BEVERLY, Oct 19In a statement issued here tonight, based upon reports from Ste of Agriculture James Wilson. President Taft declares that the wave of high pricc-s for food throughout the world has begun to subside in this country. "The wave of extremely high prices for food throughout the civilized world," read the President's statement, "has reached its bight in the United States, and is subsiding. The American people have cause to be thankful that, because of our industrial prosperity. it has not been attended here with the great hardship which has prevailed in some foreign countries, where high prices have combined with low wages to reduce the working people to a point bordering on starvation." According to the announcement of White Ileltse officials, Sec Wilson made an investigation of the causes of prices and the effect of the bumper crops in the United States upon such The great prosperity of the Amerhaa farmer, the report to the President showed, has brought about a material decrease in the cost of food products, although in many instances the rcduction will not become apparent to the consumer for several months.

The report promises that the price of mat will decrease notably on account of the big corn crop and after cattle, sheep and hogs fed from that crop reach the consumer. Saving of $500,000,000. Sec Wilson advised the President that on the nine great crops of the country, corn, wheat, oats, barley, lye, btteltwheat, potatoes, flaxseed and hay, the October 1st prices indicated a saving to the consunier of about 9 percent or nearly $500,400,900. percent or nearly $500,400,900. The crop increase will inakl tr), to tanners, however, the reducticos in moB 6 1 TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS.

TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. rage 1. page 14. Page 51. 1 vtDitr tu ri lot hay Sunday gives vorders a perfect rft eh catt Illu oi quiet ei Overthrow of Pres Madero expected I Yachts and yachesmen.

in exico. Harvard football tea in need of imort JonsoN, he isputo go home totnorrow. Father of Florence Bromley says he I fensive work. i Defense introduces evidence of threats Overthrow of Pres Madero expected Yachts and yachesmen. in Mexico.

Harvard football team in need of de-Father of Florence Bromley says he fensive work. has forbidden daughter to wed Allison Page 52. M. MacFarland, acquitted on charge of The National campaign outside of New Nvi murder. England.

Maude Malone, Suffragett4 interrupts News from the Jabor world. GovWilson in Brooklyn and is arrested. Political views, reviews and interviews. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. 35 years old today, receives from fa-" The Globe' Page 53.

straw vote of New Engther's estate. land for President and of MassachuPage 15. setts for Yesterday's matinee races. Page 54. 'Waltham H.

S. beats Somerville H. other school football. Table gossip. Exhibits at the Lenox horse show.

Page 35. Page 16. Mrs Morris Sheppard the youngest matron in Senatorial circles. Rodney W. Brown, Belmont Spring C.

C. golfer, wins the Country Club cup. Page 57. Specifications of the man pickel to Bostonthe real and the ideal. succeed Cha nce, according to Pres Page Murphy of the Cubs.

Buor wins All-Age stake at field trials Attractions at the theatres. of the Brunswick Foxhound Club. Pagem 60. 61 and 62. Yerkes given ovation upon arrival News for and of alltoists.

in his home town. Page 64. Page 17. The mystic orders. Yale defeats West Point.

6 to 0. Page 65. Brown swamps Penn. 30 to 7. price, for Mr Wilson shows that wnle the return to the on Oct 1, 1 a mounted to at the prices prevailing Oct 1 of this year.

their return will be $1,451,000.000. Mr Wilson's report, according to officAals here. shows that the aggregate crop In the United States will be about 211 percent greater than it has been for years. lie shows that the wheat crop fd the year is nearly 100.M0,0C.0 bushels greater than last year and says that one high-grade flour is costing at the mills SO cents a barrel less than it did a year ago. The corn crop, Mr Wilson points out, exceech.

3,0.000.000 bushels, and there has been a decrease in price of corn of seven cents per The hay crop, he says, has increased more than tons over a year ago, and he declares that in consequence the price per ton has fallen $2.74. This decrease, he maintains, not only decrease the prices of meats but of milk, butter, cheese, etc. Potatoes Cheaper. This year's oat crop amounts to 1.417,- 000,00 bushels. an increase over last year's crop of more than 54 percent, according to the report.

Most of this crop is used as food for stock, Mr Wilson declares, and the increased crop and lower priceson Oct 1 a bushel of oats cost 33.6 cents as compared with 42.5 a year agowill also make for lower prices for meats and all livestock Products. On potatoes there will be a saving of nearly $100,000,000 in the cost of living. On Oct 1 the producers were getting 51.1 cents a bushcl for potatoes, the investigation showed, as compared with cents a year ago. The consumption Continued on the Eleventh Page. Pate 64.

The mystic orders. Page 65. The war day by day 50 years ago. T. P.

O.COnnOr suggests that the Tories may be troulde makers. Page 66. Holland tells of the remarkable career of Grover Cleveland. Among the firemen. MAGAZINE SECTION: THREATS EVIDENCE Gamblers Tend Outlined, Willlossos 446ar in Bector's Defense.

Immuutly PC1 R8 ot lilo thrgor Tri RI. Actual Slayers Are Barred From Its Promises. By JOHN W. CARBERRY NEW YORK, Oct 19Counsel for Lieut Charles Becker, who is on trial in the Supreme Court, accused of the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, would have the jury beNeve that "Bald Jack" Rose and "Bridgie" Webber, two of the witnesses 'for the prosecution, went about indiscriminately publishing their intentions to kill Rosenthal. Several men who did not know either Rose or Webber well testified today that, without giving a reason for it, these two men confided in them their determination to make way willfAlosenthal.

The marvel Is, after hearing some of this evidence so far presented on behalf of Becker, that Herman Rosen-Continued on the Eleventh Page. 1 ODAY'S GLOBE FIERCE FIRE ON Page 1The doings' of the dogs. Page 14Good Jokes and comic cuts Sunday puzzle pictures Bowser loses a fortune. Pages 15 and 16The Sunday Globe IRE BERKSHIRE story book: The by Rex I BeachLife's light.r side. i Page No Use to Love Little 'Steamer in Danger Off Girlie," words and musicEvery- body's columnRequested poetry I an songs.

Page ISOld Opie Dilldock's storiesI Cape Lookout, Ci Dorothy's doll family. GLOBE WAR FEATURES. Globe's Own Story of the War Day by Day. Drafting in Progress in Nearly Every Northern State; the First Draft Riots. Page 65.

Gen Grant's Own Story of the Civil War. Flank Movement of the Army of the Potomac Across the James and the Investment of Petersburg. Magazine Section, Page 7. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Stricter Discipline Today Than He Has Yet Says.

"Chief" Murphy. 1 a to TH.GI RLW110111SSED GOV WILSON rdo loveing :.:,,,,4,.,,...,.,,,. 1 1 1: 4,, 147.2 .4 4'. ...4.., s. -4at 'f Be Stopped.

'5, el 4 't if 1 wt .1. i 47'4f-. "ii' .4 Callers Will Be 4 ---Nvil 7,, .....41,. 4.0 4). i-H1 '-4 Barred 0111 ,.1:....,..,...,, I AP IIPMMNEW114 1 MISS MAE McELLEN.

Miss Mae Mc Ellen is the stenographer employed at the National Democratic Headquarters in New York, who kissed Gov Wilson in the Astor Hotel on Oct 12, Since her "outburst of political enthusiasm," as she -eipresses It, Miss AlcEllen has received hundreds of letters and 'phone calls, as well as being constantly molested by the motion film men. Passengers Panic Stricken, Assistince Called for. Clyde Liner Apache Nearby Cutters on the Way. NORFOLK, Va, Oct COWith a fierce fire raging irk one of the cargo holds' and the passengers panic-stricken, the Merchants Miners steamer Berkshire. bound to Philadelphia from Savannan, was this morning at 1 o'clock reported in serious.

danger 43 miles northeast of Cape Lookout, C. In response to the distress calls sent Out when the fire was diseasezed about midnight, the Clyde Liner Apache is standing by the endangered steamer. Assistance has also been asked by wireless of the revenue cutters stationed off the Carolina Coast. The sea is moderate. It is declared that the passe ngers and crew are in no danger, as in addition to life-saving apparatus in abundance she is within easy reach of Eev ra I other steamers already rushing to her assistance.

THE WEATHER. WASHINGTON, Oct 19Forecast for 'Kew EnglandFair, colder Sunday. Monk day fair; moderate west winds, becom variable Monday. For Eastern New YorkFair, colder Sunday. Mon a a fair; light to moderate west and L'- northwest I becoming variable TIRED," HE TELLS I HIS NURSE Al.

11 O'CLOCK CHICAGO, Oct 19 Theodore Roosevelt at 11 oc lock tonight told night nurse Fitzgerald that he felt very tired. He had put in the time since the consultation of his surgeons in reading, talking with Mrs Roosevelt, shaving himself, having a bath and eating a little luncheon. His temperature at 9:39 was 98.2, at which, figure it remained when taken at 11. Ills respiration and pulse were stationary and about normal. "I feel quite tired," the colonel said tG Mrs Fitzgerald as she left him for the night.

"I think I saw -too many people today. 1 will be glad to sleep. I need it." At 6:1.1 tonight the doctors attend lug Col Roosevelt Issued the follow. fug bulletin and statement: "Pulse $-I; temperature 98.1; respiration 18. "Tonight Col Roosevelt is fatigued from having undertaken to respond to some of the importunities of his friends.

While he has today probably passed the crisis, he is not altogether beyand the range of danger. It is only by continued care end absolute rest, which we have tonight strictly ordered, that the favorable proirress Well his case has been making can be maintained. "The swelling in the chest has diminished; the infiltration is less; but the possibilities of infection are not yet passed. The difficulty Is to make him appreciate that, while his general physical vigor appears a suilleient time has not elapsed for repair of such a serious wound to take place." -Doesn't Realize Nooq of Dom flopgrillro Molltlay Boo mis oll His 01 Hopes to Speak in flew York Oct 301 The Oh ly Sure Cure for INIMIIMMININIMENIIIII -01 IIMINFM1 CHICAGO, Oct 19Theodore Roosevelt must rest all day tomorrow la absolute quiet if he is to take an early train for New York Monday rrlorning. This was the decision reached tonight the surgrfons who met in consultation in -his rooms here after a day dar4 Continued on the Tenth Pax-e 'EVENT! I 11 Pneumonia Dr.

Hilton's Specific No. 3 INVOItS Pneumonia By Curing the Cold. (the Germ From Which It Develops). Only cent); a bottle. All druggista and of G.

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LADEs If Your Hair Ia. Growing Gray and lion Want It to Grow Dark Again. Regal Hair Tonic' W11.1. NOT Discolor the Lin or Clothing. anti will poaitively make gray heir grow Jaric again.

For sale by all up-to-date dealers Booklet Ora the -Care of the flair- sent tree upon request. REGAL CHEMICAL CIL. BOSTON. la The my 4 publishing Re read the President statement has 1 (.... I 4 ir THREA gra IN 0 i 12, I 7 lic.

1 vEL liv .1,. i It.4 in 1 RI fril 1 bq rim po 1 1( gig i :7 LI lir tj il'Ill 1 al ll.awir 11 a i -'i: I I. 1 i II 1- E1 1 11 vti, 12) '1 I Li la 1 rl' 8 A 7 41 4', 4 IT ir a Tct3 1 s. rr10711 41,..71.: 'ft i 1 ai 1 1 tri 8 ill tfl, Ai e- 11- EVIDE110, ILI .4,4 1 I to 'i, (1) 141: Ac Crops Id tS 1g1 in I a 1 I '11'; Yet-, 1 1 Amthel stNoverinRunning, Bumper Outlined Stricter te 1 viscipillle 'Tod---a, y------'----h-----a-----11-1-- 3 0 II lames cagolsatelly-'irjste 8 talli titil $50030003000 to Consumers. Experienced, Sayse uillel Murphy.

in Beaten by 46 to a Meat Should Cheaper; Says Sec ouo eaper; ILSON. 'AD PoiPoenlsloilll THE WHO IIISSED GOV overdoing at o''. 11 li a ck Score Brickley and ardvii .1 sren Wilson 111 plut oli to PleS 1 .1 uT Point For Crimsons Du Stoppoill BEVERLY, Oct 19-In a statement price, for Mr Wilson shows that wntle 1111Ellty PRO Roul al 1110 issued here tonight, based upon re- the return to the producers on ()et 1. ports from Si- of Agriculture 1021, amounted to at the l'' that the av ilson President Taft declares pri ce revailing Oct 1 of this ye ar filurgor Trml. we of high prict-s for food their return will be S1.

151 ,000.000. throughout the world has begun to sub- Mr Wilson's report, according to offi- "'i )4P. Dartmouth, pri oton and 0 side in this country. cIals here. shows that the aggregate "The wave of extremely high prices crop In the tnited States will be about 1.0-.:.-,''',..0Z?:...,..,.

1.1 0 for food throughout the civilized world," 21.) percent greater than it has been for Actual Slayers Are Barred years. 1e shows that the wheat crop A I arenadclitsedsultbssidhlingght iTnhethAe mrenritteedan Spteaotpelse. 4. till 1 I Big Margins 4g41- I anseta 13.1-eY a 1')su sthheal st have cause to be thankful that. because ne hi grd ogki-ae flour is costing at the ir 4..

I 1E0111 II PlOMISOS1 of our Industrial prosperity. it has not mills 80 cents a barrel less than it did been attended here with the great hard- a year ago. ..4" ib- ship which has prevailed in some for- The corn crop, Mr Wilson points out, 0 rv a rii er i el riled 'try herst on Fichl yesterday a ft )-I ton by 14 thc lit score that Harvard RESULTS OF COLLEGE GA MES At. Soldiers Field-Harvard Amherst O. mad i zganist zwy oppooe nt this oi At ,0 pn tyale 6.

Am O. to ason and almost as large as it 111 eign countries, where high prices have exceede bushels, and there combined with lowr wages to reduce the has been a decrease in price of corn of working people to a point bordering on seven cents per starvation." The hay crop, he sayS, has Increased According to the announcement of more than tons over a year ado At providence-Brown 30, Pennsylvania 7. White Heitse officials, Sec Wilson made ago, and he declares that In conse- Lien': in the three preceding games t'ornhined. At Princeton-Princeton 62, Syracuse o. Invetigation of the causes of price quence the price per ton as .1 en A II' herst came' to the At Wilitamstou n-Dartmoutil 21, Williams.

and the effect of the bumper crops in ladoini a yt'ar ago and was deleatPd At Ithat'a-PcnngViVania ate 29, Cornell. ass has fallen trial in the Supreme Court accused the United States upon such JOHN W. CARBERRY. NEW YORK, Oct 19-Counsel for ..1 4 Charles Becker, who is on 2.74. This decrease, he maintains, will not only decrease the prices 0f meats Of the murder of Herman Rosenthal, i- 4t .,..,1 .:1.

1 Ile I I 11 I'Y 11 to 0, the game yesterday was At 3leolford-Totts Ilewdoin O. The great prosperity of the Amerhan but of milk. butter, cheese, etc. I in tile rain. When the teams At SprhattleM-11oly Cress 7 the gambler, would have the jury -f: t.

farmer, the report to the President onto the field quite a sharp (' ,,,,,.,,..,..4,,,,,,. 0.1.-Mc.o.k.,... showed, has brought about a material tatoes Cheaper believe that "Bald Jack" Rose and saewer was in progress, but soon after At New York--Wealeyau 26. New York 19 fl a- University Rhode Istaed State Foal- decrease in the cost of food products, the oi'ening of the tirst pjriod it de- "Bridgie" Webber, two of the wit- although in many instances the rc- This year's oat crop amounts to 1.417,- opnro 111, Mll otlay -us figli8 11 ham O. creased I-.

a slight drizzle. Which had bushels. an increase over last playing and At Burlington. duction will not become apparent to nesses for the prosecution, went i-1, a in 1.1.!i on the VI-Vermont 9. Massaelvd, sttts Agrieultural 7.

I ile onl the ectators unco spmfort- the consumer for several months. The year's crop of more than 54 percent, according to the report. Most of this about indiscriminately pg At Waterville-Colby r'7). Boston College 0 report promises that the price meat ab Oil HIS 01161 le. 1011CO: At '7, Fort McKinley O.

will decrease notably on account of the crop is used as food for stock, Mr their intentions to kill Rosenthal. Many of them sought refuge in the Wilson declares, and the increased crop Ut Oron 'Maine liii. St Agettn o. big corn crop and after cattle, sheep Several men who did not know 1 eovered promenade at the top of the and lower prices-on Oct I a bushel I Stadium. where they were Wholly pro- HaMpshire state 7, and consumer.

hogs fed from that crop reach the teeted front the rain. In spite of the At Pittsburg-Carlisle 45, Pittsburg S. of oats cost 33.6 cents as compared with either Rose or 42.5 a year ago-will also make for ebber ell testified 1 Weath-r. th ro wd lar vas than at At liartford-colgate 24, Trinity 7. Saving of $500,000,000.

lower prices for meats and all livestock today that, without giving a reason ny of the earlier games, amounting to At Easton, 14, Et-sinus O. If opes to Speak. in ileit. See Wilson advised the President products. for it, these two men confided in nearly $100,000,000 in the cost of living.

Yo rk OCI 30 ilt, If MAN GAMES. 0 be prices 51.1 cents a bustift tor potatoes, the in- IS after hearing some of v- Democratic Headquarters in MISS -At Coun-llsrvard 1918 81, Gov Wilson in the about 7110o. Harvard Profits by Fumbles. The ia.ii made tit. field s.ippt..

and the ball hard to handle. Several times At South Bethlehem. Penn-Lehigh 55, Ilav- erfonl O. At Annapolis-Swarthmore 21. Nits? .8.

that on the nine great crops of the country, corn, wheat. oats, barley, lye, bttekwheat, potatoes, flaxseed and hay, a On potatoes there will be a saving of On Oct 1 the producers were getting them their determination to mak way wiliChosenthal. The marvel Miss Mae McEllen is the stenographer employed at the National I saving to the eonsunier of about 9 vestigation showed, as compared with Astor Hotel on Oct 12, Since her "outburst of political enthusiasm," as dence so far presented on behalf of the wars illttichkkt3.1.'este.:e7111.1"ale 19111 3. percent or nearly $500,400,900. SS.3 cents a year ago.

The conaumption Limit Becker, that Herman she -eip-resses it, Miss McEllen has received hundreds of letters and The crop increase Win inalcl un, to CHICAGO, Oct 19-Theodore noose- Continued on the Sixteenth Page. At Andover-Dartmouth 1016 0, Andover O. fanners, however, the reductioas in Continued on the Eleventh Page. the Eleventh Page. Continued on 'phone calls, as well as being constantly molested by the motion film men.

telt must rest all day tomorrow In absolute quiet if he is to take an early r4 9 9 7 train for NeW York Monday roorning. 1 I TODAY-S GLOBE, CONTENTS. TODAY GLOBE CONTENTSITODAY GLOBE CONTENTS. IODAY GLOBE CONTENTS. TIERCE FIRE ON gy pm 'Issas VERY TIRED HE TELLS was I deci ion reached tonight lit 8 Page 1.

Page 14. Page 51. Page 13-The doing-s of the dogs. I tv the surgeons who met in consulta-. 1 Dr Murphy gives orders fthat Ro.otsei-t Overthrow of Pres Madero expected I Yachts and yachesmen.

Page 14-Good jokes and comic cuts- HIS titiliSE AT 11 O'CLOcK I tion rooms-. here after a day, JA 1 putt in ahSundtay of pent. ect quiet in Mexico. Harvard football team in need of de- Sunday puzzle pictures -Bowser Continued on the Tenth Pag-et ti i I 1 go ome otnorro 1 Defense introduces evidence of threats Father of Florence Bromley says he fensive work. loses a fortune.

has foibidden daughter to wed Allison Page 52. Pages 15 and 16-The Sunday Globe THE BFRKSHIRE HICAGO, Oct 19- Theodore 1 agaInst Rosenthal in the Becker 31. laeFarland, acquitted on charge of The National campaign outside of New story book: The Net," by Rex 1 der trial. Beach-Life lighter side. i Roosevelt at 11 o'clock tonight told ,17 I 1 wife murder.

England. Ste he time nurse that Heavy Inkwell Harvard oerwhelms Amherst, win- Is ning 1 -al to O. Maude Malone, Suffaget4 ut News from the Jabor orld. ge 17-''It's No Use to Love Little Girlie," words and music-Every- bt in Danger Off nigh Fitzgerald he felt -ovWilson in Brooklyn and is at-rested. (, Political views, reviews and interviews.

Pa very tired. Ile had put in President Taft declares wave of interrps high body's column-Requested poetry I Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. 35 yeais food is going down. Page 53. since the consultation of his sur- Hu i 'led at His Head.

PriNenesrfyocrowd in Chicago assails Jack Old today, receives 825,000,000 from fa-, The Globe's straw vote of New Eng- pagaendtssfonglds. opie DilldoCk's stories- Cape Lookout, C. Johnson; champion had been to bank ther's estate. 1. land for President and of Massachu- Dorothy's doll family.

geons in reang, a di tlking with Mrs Th 0 I Sure age 15. for cash to free Lucile Cameron. setts for Roosevelt, shaving himself, having a Yesterday's matinee races. Steamship Berkshire of the M. Ikl.

Page 5. A i vi es to Hi uhdilIPIGn Takes Heels ine afire off Cape Lookout C. Page 2. 'Waltham II. 1s.

omerille Passengers Panic Stricken, other school foo beats 'v. than. Table gossip. GLOBE WAR FEATURES. an bath and eating a little luncheon.

et 4 to News of the water front. scape Angry Crod. I.a Been to Ban for Cas Page 4. Providence jewelry concerns adopt resolutions favoring present adminis- tration. Bain puts out forest fires of Plymouth.

extinguished by rath. In vicinity Exhibits at the Lenox horse. show. Page ltl. Rodney W.

Brovb-n, Belmont Spring C. C. golfer, wins the Country Club cup. Page 35. Mrs Morris Sheppard the youngest matron in Senatorial circles.

Page 57. Specifications of the man picket to Boston-the real and the ideal. succeed Chance, according to Pres Murphy of the Cubs. of the Brunswick Foxhound Club. Page 38.

Pages 60. 61 and 62. Globe's Own Story of the War Day by Day. Drafting in Progress in Nearly Every Northern State; the First Draft Riots. Page 65.

Gen Grant's Own Story of the Civil War. Flank Movement of the Army of the Potomac Across the James and the Assis 1 lance Called for A Clyde Liner Apache Nearby Ills temperature at 939 98.2, Cure for at which figure it remained when 1:10. um onla taken at 11. Ills respiration and pulse were stationary and about nor- nial. Forest fires in vicinity of Plymouth Busy wins All-Age stake at field trials Attractions at the theatres.

"I feel quite tired," the colonel 7 -Cutters. on the Way, to Free Cameron Rain uts an end to the motor racin er irl. pg Ykes given ovation upon arrival 'News for and of autoists In Magazine vestment of Petersburg said tG Mrs Fitzgerald as she left r. Hilton 10 'events had been run off. in his home town.

him for the night. "I think I saw Page 64. Section, Page 7. NORFOLK Va, Oct CO-With a fierce, Page S. Page 17,, 10-- CP 1, Go.

Ocst 19-Jack Johnson, Miss Olive Mason of Brookline and mystic orders fire raging in one of the cargo hol Page cia' -too man people today. I will be West Point. 6 to 0. Yale defeats and the passengers panic-stricken, the chaiiiils'n pugilist. vas assaied by a Raymond M.

Gunnison of Flathush, 65 iee I need it glad to Cillc No. a Brown swamps Penn. oll to i. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED Merchants Miners steamer Berk- nol, ef a thoosand persons in and y. The war day by day 50 years ago.

I At 6:1.1 tonight the doetors attend- the 'First National Dank Build- Charles S. Bird says Progressive par- T. P. O'Connor suggests that the ADVERTISEMENTS. shire.

bound to Philadelphia from Sa- vannan, was this morning at 1 o'clock Ing COI Roosevelt Issued the follow- at -2 this The ty is only bulwark against election of Tories may be trouble makers. reported in serious danger 43 miles so threatening that he Fitzgertild to -Senate. ing bulletin and statement: i-i'aralont'l the effort to get to his OW Page 10. age 66 northest bf Cape Lookout Pulse SI; temperature 98.1; res. ran out of a side en- Mayor Fitzgerald, at gathering of Holland tells of the remarkable career In response to the distress calls sent Democratic candidates, replies to of Grover Cleveland.

out Nvhen the fire was diseosezed about piration N. ance anti 'scaped in a taxicab. midnight, the C13'de Liner Apache is "Tonight Col Roosevelt is fatigued Johnson Ini.1 to the bank to Lodge's attack on him. Among the firemen. raw 1, ith to furnish town Pederation of city xavnd te standing by the endangered steamer.

from having undertaken to respond employes Invention in orces r. Assistance has also been asked las n't 'or Cameron, the Minne- tO some of the importunities of his rage 1 I. MAGAZINE SECTION. wireless of the revenue cutters sta- r- iaolt.1 As lie was dodging out Chorus -iris hurt during celebration Boned off the Carolina Coast. friends.

While he has today probably the hank some man in an in Champaign. Ill, by Illinois University The sea is moderate. It is declared lpper windo AN lairleI a heavy inkwell, that the passi rigers and crew are in I' pissed the crisis, he is not altogether students of fcotball victory. missing dome and 1 I no danger, as in addition to life-saving beyand the range of danf-er It is I-11 llton goes to Wilmington, i apparatus In abundance she Is within trashing to On the PaVe.ment. by Curing the Cold-.

7 to be married awl there meets her 1 easy rezich of Eeveral other steamers only by continued care end absolute Cameron had been i 1 1 already rustling to litr assistance. rest, which cloning (laughter, bound a ike we have tonight trictly (the Germ From I --7 Continued on the Tenth Page. ertarni. THE WEATHER. ordered, that the favorable progress WhiCh It Develops).

.4....1 Vi Z--7--- 4 lik, 4 Ilt It it s. kl III 1 4. l' 7 s- 4.f.-'''-i-;' sa'''!" 410' i 4'4 1- ii -7: 7-- tamsnisams I 111, 1 A 'I A WASHINGTON, '111iiell his case has been making can Oct 19-Forecast for 'Kew England-Fair, A colder Sunday. Mon- I A day fair; moderate osight 1 'I west winds, becom- be maintained. "The swelling in the chest has diminished the Intiltra I is 1 on les, IIMEEMININEIr Wit the Possibilities of infection are LAL110 I 4..

btt I 4. lug variable Mon- 1.114, i I day. et For Eastern New not et passed. The difficulty Is to i make him al preciate that, while his Only cents a bottle. All druggists and Ol' G.

W. Hilton, NI. 1.1,. Lowell. mre If Your Bair Is Growing row Dark Again.

Use a Reg 1 Gray and Von Want It to Hair Tonic ik. 1 s. -J: York-Fair, colder reneral physical vigor appears good, i wri.1. NOT placolor the Lin or Cloth- 4.116 i Sunday. Mon a a sufficient time has not elapsed ing.

anti wit, poxitively make, gray hair grow dark again. For sale by all up- 1 to-dale dealt-rs Booklet on the -Care I 'A fair, light to mod- or repair of such ss or the Hair- ont tree upon request. erate west. and to take place a eriou wound :9 1 REGAL enEmicat, BOSTON. 4 ---N northwest 1 MINIIIIIIMININIMMniiill I 11 becoming variable At 4 i-i- vk CI 1 1 I ii .0,,,,, IN, 41:4 17 g.lb 4,, go'.

i 1 1 N. I 1 1 NI 1 1 1 1 i 1 i t)f t' fil 1 cI i 1 1 1 i 'I ii, I 1 I I. 1 I i i 1 'I-t i 1: t- 1- 1 I I Some queer features of money Ball Room, The spending in the heart of Central Bicycles, Tricycles, ete America are described by Frank G. Billiard and l'oot Carpenter in the Magazine Section Board and Rooms today. The world's most exclusive Zt(khate:" show, the Paris amateur circus, 00,1, is the subject of another interest- Detectile Agencies.

ing article, and the changes time Diamonds, Jewelry, rte has wrought in famous Deadwood Dogs, eats. Pets, rte Dramatic will surely entertain. An astrolo- Female MAI) "ill'anted gist's forecast of the Presidential ror Adoption election is a unique feature. The I U.or sale Morrow article is a talk with redteCooking It Canniff, of the Nickel Horses, Carriaget, etc Plate, and the page from Grant's Houses to Let and Wanted story of the Civil War tells of the Information Wanted investment of Petersburg. The 11:17:1 torictki fun and fiction features are num- Lost and Found erous and entertaining as usual.

3Ia1e Bela Witnted Ball Room, The Bicycles, Tricycles, etc Billiards and Pool Board anti Rooms Bumbles Cniat Registers Clot biti Detective Hiamondm, Jewelry, etc Dogs, Cats. I' vts. ete Dramatic Female 11.:11) Vented For Adoption Cor Sale Furniture, ete Heating ard Cooking Horses, Carriages, ete House to Let rind Wanted Information AVanted Legal Notices Live Stck Lost and Found Male Hein Wunted Some queer features of money Ball Room, The spending in the heart of Central Bicycles, Tricycles, etc America are described by Frank O. Billiards and Pool Board and Rooms Carpenter in the Magazine Section ciumee. today.

The world most exclusive coo, Registers show, the Paris amateur is the subject ing article, teur circus, ch.thio ect of another interest- and the changes time has Vkl'ought in famous Deadwood Will surely entertain in. An astrolo- gist's forecast of the Presidential election is a unique feature. The Morrow article is a talk with Wil- Detective Diamonds, Jewelry, etc Dogs, CHO'. Pets. ete Dramatic Female Itch) Wanted For Adoption For Sol Furniture, ete Cooking lam Pi Cannff, of the i.

i Nickel Horses, Heating ar arriagee, ee Plate, and the page from Grant's Douses to and Wanted io Wanted story of the Civil Nk'ar tells of the linformat egal Notices nvestment of Petersburg. The i' -Ive Meek fun and fiction features are num- 1. 0.4 and FOilnd -1 Um ha 19A. Willlit.dt Classification Page Agents, Partners, etc 19. 20 AIIIIISententS 58, 59 Antiques and Curios 23 Apartments and Tenements 23.

29. 30 Ast cologv 23, 37 Auction Stliteei 38 Automobile 23. 36. 37 Aut tinill Resort 31 23, 37 23, 39 38 23. 30, 31 23.

31. 35 23, 31 23. 31 37 23. 35 23. 23.

37 23 39 23, 33 23. 33 35 23 38 23. 23 23. 35 23. 37 23, 38 23.

31 20, 21. 23 Machinery and lools 23. 31 Miscellaneous 23. 39 Money to Loan 31 Motorcycles 23, 37 Musie and Musical 1nstruments23, 33 Notices 13 Ocean and Coastwil.4. 23 Patents 38 Camcras, etc 23 Poultry.

Pigeons, etc 23, 39 Real Estute 23, 26, 27. 28, 20. 30 Real Estate Auctions 18293.. 232090 Auctions23' '26. 24 2, 2 Page Atgents, Partners.

etc 19 20 Amusements 59. 59 Antiques and Curios 23 Apartments and Tenements Asteologl 23. 29. 30 23. 31 Auction Stlite 38 Automobiles 23, 38' 37 Auttinill Resorts 31 23, 37 23.

39 38 "3. 30, 31 23. 31. 35 23. 3i '23 at 37 23.

35 23. 31 '23. 37 22, 23 23. 33 23. 33 39 35 2 3, 33 '23.

23 Z3. 31 23. 37 23, 38 al. 31 11) 21. 13 sce IS.

Audience of 2010 at Republican rally In Tremont Temple. Lynn man shoot vife and injures following domestic trouble. Page 21. Balkan States and Turkey expected to meet in great battle at Adrianople. City of Gary grieves for crippled newsooy.

Billy" Rugh, who gave up his life in order that a young woman might live. brothers sentences in Brookline court after being accused of violating their probation. Cleveland postmaster testifies to receipt of package from McManigal by Peter J. Smith previous to Akron explosion. Herbert Jaques Jr of Brookline and Miss Townsend of Philadelphia wedded.

Page 25. T. P. O'Connor's comment on British politics. New system of promotion in schools.

Paze 20. Real estate traiLiactions. Page 32. Cable news of the Old World. Christmas tree men will be hit hard if quarantine is enforced.

Dr James Ford addresses the Twentieth Century Club. Page 10. How the parcels post will affect Boston. Golfing. Murnane's baseball.

Pst we -II. Townsend's letter. omen's patriotic organizations. Pages 414 43, 44 and 45. Household department.

Page -10. "Do Tenants with Children Depreciate Values?" answered by H. B. Hammond. Felix R.

Grant and Mrs Mary Kenney O'Sullivan. The Battle in the East. by Dudley. The ule of Three, by John A. Doyle.

Contagious Good Nature, by Linn Boyd Porter. ug 4, 41, 4 4 et4 and 4., Household dtpartment. Page 4t1. Do Tenants with Children Depreciate 1.operty 'Values? answered wered by H. B.

mznedn.nel;:eollx.su Grant and Mrs ast. by DudleY le Th of Three, by John A. Doy. Bo Contagious flood Nature, by Linn yd Porter. Real Page Is.

A udience of 2tio0 at Republican rally in Tremont Temple and injures Lynn man shouts wife sister-in-law following domestic trouble. Page 24. Balkan States and Turkey expected to meet in great battle at Adrianople. City of Gary grieves for crippled newsnoy. Billy" Rugh, who gave up his life in order that a young woman might live.

Pitmini brothers eiVen sentences in Brookline court after being accused of viOlating their probation. Cleveland postmaster testifies to re- ceipt of package from McAlanigal by plOSIOn I'eter J. Smith previous to Akron ex- politics. Herbert Jaques Jr of Brookline and Miss Townsend of Philadelphia wedded. Page 25.

T. P. O'Connor's comment on British New sYstem or promotion In schools. raze 2. state trat tiz ictions Page 32.

Cable news of the Old World. Christmas tree men will be hit hard itine i the enforced. quaran Dr James Ford addresses Then 14bk 1 A 1 Right in Shape for INinterl Walking on a crisp, clear, frosty morning, sets the blood a-tingle. Right In Shape for Minter! as much I 4 f. 4.

--d niA as much 411 as much the boy artistFatty and the boy artistFatty and Use Use only ly' Local Forecast for Boston and Vicinity Fair Sunday and Monday; co 1 moderate to brisk westerly winds. 11.Si.-,., .4 4, I i i- S- I as of other makes because of its Double Strength. makes because of its tble Strength. Page 1Billy Bunion. Page Adventures of Craig Kennedy, Scientific Detective; the Azure Page 3Carpenter's Costa Rica letter The Paris amateur circus.

rage 4Changing conditions in DeadwoodWilliam IL Canniff tells of the building of a woodWilliam It. CunnIrr tells or the building of a The Temperatures at 8 Last Night Albany. 54; 1 iy The tepTeratnre of the air is so much lower than thdt of 1I body that the Iuiitt xee1s4es are the for, the cold seaSOR. Initt exercises tire the foit the cold se Remember, the lightness that is in your step, the that is in you stride, and your enjoyment of the walk to the full, depends largely on your wearing ly on NiNi.lti tu our ell.joyinent ot tile lk to the full, depends large your wearing oF New Live Rubber 50c at Shoemakers and Repairers They are little invisible heel cushions. With them thene is no cc no pounding.

They simply insure that ill be a pleasuce. l'a ge 47. and musicians. Page Relation of carats to s1z4 of ships. Local lines.

Page 49. Military and naval. Page 50. Fnauclal anti commercial. olo Page 5Astro1ogist's forecast of the Ral Estate for Ehane 23, 29 Presidential election.

xcg Real Estate Mortgages 23, 19 Page frican Game by Rerrigeenin 23 Theodore Roosevelt; elephant hunt- snres 23 ing on Mt Keina. Schools, Colleges, ete Page 7Gen Grants own story of the sewing machines 39 Civil War: Flank movement of the situations Wanted. Female 20 Army of the Potomac across the situations Wanted. Male 20, 23 James. showcases.

etc, 23 Page 8Mine de Villiers' Paris fashions sporting Good, ea Heroines of Arnold's march. 1 storage 23 31 Page 9Stories for young peopleBoys Stores, ()dies. etc 23. 29 and girls. Sulaiaer Cottages 23.

31 Page Giles Overreach," a fa- Toilet Articles. etc 37 MOdS story condensed to a news- Trans-oceanic Line, 23 raper page. Typewriter-, tte 31 Page 11The best things from the 1Vanted "3 39 Globe's exchangesBric-a-brae. Wines. Liquors.

etc 37 Page 12Kitty and DannyHank and Winter. Resorts 3 47.e 12Kitty and DannyHank and Winter Resorts Knobs Tachto, 31 ii. CD y. ti6; Bismarck. 52; Buffalo.

52; Clualeston, 72; Chicago. 54; Denver. Des Moines, 52; Eastport. 56; Galveston. 74; liattcras.

Helena, tl; Jacki sonville, 72; Kansas City. 58; Montreal. i 52: Nantucket, 62; New Orleans, 76; ew 1 York. 64; Philadelphia, GS; Pittsburg. 50: 1 1 Portland.

M. 58; Portland. Or. 51; San I Francisco. San Diego.

62; St Ss; iFt Paul. 46; Washington. a. I i sr-ot, I Paul. 46; Washington.

S. The Temperature Yesterday at Thornpsons Spa-3 a 55; 6 a 61; i 9 a 67; 12 in, tn, 70: 6 in, 65; 9 tn. 62; 12 mid, :4. Average yes- i terday. average ene year w.

Tb- Globe's Foreeastl'air Mond. Tuesday unsettled. probably with rain; moderato variable winds. em i forecast of the il ii.xitol,an5t2le; ,,,:7, 7-- ro.s.-.---k- Pag 5Astrologist's teal Real for Exchange cago. 5 4 Denver, ------7-' ,,5 Estate Mortgages 03, 29 ---7- 1,.

1 Presidential election. Page Game Trails," by Refrigerator, 3 2 .8, a-; s. a e.na 4 56, aJlak 11 7-'7' i--4--'- 7 MI, 1 rip, 2 (-A lin j), I i LI Theodore Roosevelt; eleptutnt hunt- snres 3 Ing on Mt Keina. Schools, Colleges, ete Page 7Gen Grant's OWII story Of the sewing machines 2 ton. 4 liattera artipolerit CitY.

58. Montreal. i G.gr;lePaintsts.17iut;;rgN, 1, i 1 i -41 1 cli Civil War: Flank movent of the Situations Wanted. Female 20 York. 64; .1..

4 ()VAL Portlaml, Ale. 620; 1 1 tntrz 1 of New Live Rubber Page 8 Tibsy ar little invisible beet cushions NVith thetn Page 4 7 and musicians. Army Of the Potomac across the situations Wanted. male James. Showcases, notto4 ete Mme de illiers Pari fast ion Sportn Gond, 3 ss ig Heroine's of Arnold's march.

storage 20, 23 23. .2331 pelstaou 4 ngton r' F-1 Anis' i vz- VAMP 2 47 Jv; c- 4. 6: 3. 333 3 9 9 litl! iS 110 I Relation of carat to iz Page 9Stories for young peopleBoys tore. Others.

ete l. :1 foct-e ore ness no pounding They simply insure that Pag 4 and grs su er il. ottages -14 1 ill be a pleasuce. condensed a news- ios se of ships Page 10- "Sir Giles Overreach," a fa- Toilet Articles. etc I i ..1 story coo Tr-in.

Lilie 23 terday. tl3; average ime year Local lines. -oceani 4., -f 2,, tr ers and Repairers Jr0c at Stioemak Page 49. ilitary and naval raper page. ea rage 11The best' things from the 11N-3aIn'etwerliters, 4 te Globe's exchangesBnc-a-brae.

1 Wines. elf 37 Tie- Globe's Forecastl'air Mon dcsi 1 -1 4 1 1 Page 50. Fage 12Kitty arid DannyHank and Winter Resorts Tuesday unsettled. probably rain; 3 seasonable temperature; moderato va- z-- naucial anti commercial. Knobs.

Yachts. 'Boats, ade a :3, 31 riable winds. .0, 4011101roo --4: i -1' I 1 4 dr e' 1 I s) i.