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b inDuk Dub of o Madrid 1Idrld the prteadr pnte ckr to th thSpanish the thefIuHb thepnIih
Spanish throne Izr e dl died d today at a Varan VaranLombardy V VLembanf7 YareaeLonbrdy
Lombardy agod a fll year yearHla ear earI mr mrthi
I Hla pretension to th the Spanish thronebAMdoo throne thronewar thronew
war w rbad based bAMdoo OB the round that Isabella Isabelladaughter IsabeIlr IsabeIldaughter a adaulhter
daughter of Ferdinand Ferdl nd VII wa who whoDon whoDonCarJoel whoDonCar3b
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Don DonCarJoel DonCar3b Carlo grandunole ziduno1e and Chrlatina ChrlatinaBioibar ChrlaUaaBlother ChrLsthemother
mother of Alfonso L III owing to tbe Ballo Ballolaw Sub SubIw
law 1 were debarred from the uceeaftion aucoeealonDoa uceeaftionDon
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Don Do Carlos took up anne rm In 1W3 and andreigned andrellllede uzdgtied
reigned gtied as Charles VIII over 0 the greater greaterpart reat4rI greaterpart
part of northern Spain until ice 1 7I when whenbetas wh whbela whenbeing
I betas bela surrounded by tbe foroea C roee rv of Al Alfooso AtCOGIO Alfotiao
fooso XII who bad recently been pro proclaimed p pcl prochimed ¬
claimed cl lmed King at Madrid be retired Into IntoFrance IntoFrance IntoFrunoe
France FranceHojwa FranceHewall FrunoeHwas
Hojwa undlaputedly the Mator male malerepresentative malerepiMentatiye malerepr
representative repr entatlve of the theboUM house of Bourbon Bourbontbe Bourbontlehead bourbontbe
tbe tlehead head of the oldest surviving branch branchAs
As auch he was wa first In direct succession successionto
to the throne of France In the event of the therestoration thetoratlon theretoratbon
restoration toratlon of the monarchy do e wa wafrequently wuCrequently weefrequently
frequently Invited by b French royalists royaliststo
to put forward ills claim but he lIealwae lIealwaeabstained It always alwaysabstained aiwaybetaIned
abstained from doing doln so soWhen 0When ecWhen
> When tbe Peace Pea of Utrecht ended Ule Ulewar thewar the thewar
war of Die the6panlm openfth succession In 1713 1713one 1713one 1713ens
one one of the stipulations made by Philip V Vformerly VfonnfrIOke Vrormrrly
formerly fonnfrIOke Duke of Anjou the grandson of ofLouis ofLoul ofsouls
Louis souls XIV XI of France who bad assumed assumedthe cesuinedthe aumed aumedjhe
the monarchy tnon rchY of Spain In 1700 100was was that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the throne of France Frnn and Spain should shouldnever abouldnover shouldnever
never be occupied by hythe the same person personIn
I In order to toIfI net up his hi claim to o the French
thrciu th 11 therefore Don Carlos C rloe would have havebeen ha hatebeen e etJetm
been obliged to mike solemn renunciation renunciationof
t of bis bl preteutlons preteutl nll to thnt th t of Spain This Thtahe Th Thhe Thisbe
he thought It would tx I > undignified uudl l1lnd and andunworthy andunworthy andr
r unworthy to do d after f r he had caused end endtoes endlMAblOO endIseabloodehed
toes lMAblOO bloodshed < and misery in Brain In the theTon tbeTOtt thetTod
Ton to aiM assert rt his hi rights there and after afterhe atllrhe afterhe
he had virtually ruled as King over Span Spanish Spanlah Spanish ¬
ish territory for several years yearsDon yearaO
Don O n Carloas heir I 18 Don Jaime do doBourbon deonrOOn doRoirbon
Bourbon hit hi eldeat eon a man now In his hisfortieth hi hiI hisfortieth
fortieth year whono whosoflcbitI rftclnl residence baa baabeen bubtoen baabeen
I been at Varsovl find who ho III i > in n ofoer In Inthe IntheUu Inthe
the theUu Himsnr snr fitflment of f Grodno In the theRussian tbeRuuliln theRuuhin
Russian Guard GuardDm GUIi GUIiI GUIiOon Gurrcia Gurrcianon I
Dm Carlos Mnrla de d los Dolores oIorellIIe se selecting ¬
lecting tectllg only a few fr or hi lilsi dozen names namesPrince ImMPrin nemesPrince
Prince Prin e of Rourlion and Duke of Madrid Madridfamiliarly radrldftmlllarl fadrfdfmIIIarIy
familiarly known a i plain Don Carlos Carlosope Carloarjp
ope rjp pe of tlm few r W pretender pret ndera to European Europeanthrones Furopetnthron Furopennthron
thrones thron a who remained plctnreaqu to the theend tf tfnd tlieend
end nd of W hta lifetime tifetInwhid had j broader IJ brodercnietn brodercnietntltjesandeatattban claim to totitle tntltJe
title tltjesandeatattban and nd cufat than Ibt most rl mo4ofJisbrstbreo mo4ofJisbrstbreonrejc of ofJlllbrwtbnm his brethren brethrenHltQf4h
HltQf4h 1 t ikin l n Jftjv WtuL d nAd n de nrejc nrejcaflattee1S more OJ yr of ofan
1 an aJa aflattee1S attendsto to saerf sue + thei thei1hat1 he liuut any a J of ofthe orttitl oTth
the th other olh r Of Uteyenr at Tett he e bail pretty prettywell preUrI prettywell
I well ighenuli gIven up lm < ptci pretender d r business businesshowever bti builnesJ IM > s sI
I however and wits nll content to give Al Alfensq Al1onq Uoiaqa
fensq oiaqa a comparatively peaceful ful time as asKlnK uXln usXInz
KlnK Xln < of Spain SpainIn
In 1ST Don Carlos tried tlledhlahand his hand at atasserting ataflllertlnJ ataseerUng
asserting his hi rights Co the throne of offlpaln ofpaln ofilpain
flpaln by force or arms After four years yearsof yearaorcu
of orcu guerrilla giaerrlllawartaro rr11la warfare In the tbenorth north of Spain Spainlie
lie gave up the struggle lie maintained maintainedhis
his claim to klngsblp Jdnglblpbut but to the time of ofhis ofhla ofhis I
his death he made no more attempt In Inperson Inpeoq Inpersofl
person to push his bl rights rightsDon rlCbllDon rightDon
Don Carlos was born at Lalbach Aus Austria Austria Auetria ¬
tria March 30 1818 He was the eldest eldestson
son of Don Juan uan do Bourbon the third thirdIn thirdIn thirdin
I In the line of pretenders and of Marie MarieBeatrice MarieBeatrice rarloBeatrice
Beatrice Archdpclies of Austria and andPrincess andi andPrincess
Princess of Modena His Ia father abdl abdlm abdlI ubdlekd
i
m cated ca w all claims to the Spanish throne thronein
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in hi his favor in October 186 I IThe I6The
7 The young pretender was educated d In InAustria InUlltria InAusirta
Austria and Margaret arpret de Uourbon Prim Princess PrlnMIla ¬
cess of Parma and a sister of the Comte Comtede
de d Chambord was selected aa a proper properwife properwife
wife lte for him In 180ft IS the Prince having havingreached hnin hninI14ched hayingreached
reached his majority tried with the help helpof helpof
of a portion of the Span SpanJA Cb tfi clergy to toprofit toproftt toprott
profit by b the conditions then existing In InSpain InSpaIn InSpain
Spain and fan Into life the lingering IInerlncaenll IInerlncaenllm sentimenti senti sentiment ¬
ment m ta of the old Carllsts fighters of ofearlier ofMrller ofearlier
earlier rebellions in favor of the flour Bourbons Bnurbonll flourbone ¬
bone The Th first sporadlo uprisings In InDon InDon InT9n
Don T9n arlosa favor were speedily crushed crushedby cruDbedby crushedby
by the troops of the therelgnln reigning < family
The young pretender made France the
base of his hi plotting pl ttlng operation until upon uponthe UpOllIha uponthu
the complaint of Spain Napoleon Nllpol HI HIhad nIMd fithad
had him transported to the Swiss Bwl boun boundary boundary boundary ¬
dary and dropped over o er That wa was In 1870 1870Carlos 1810CarIM 1170Curlos
Carlos was undaunted J He had a winning winningpersonality winningpereonalIt
I personality and considerable personal personalmagnetism pnronalmaanetlamthe
r magnetism maanetlamthe the kind to draw fire from fromthe fromthe i iIhll
the hearts of ortbe the old Carlisle He got up upa upa I Ia
a high sounding IIOlIndln rallying cry God GodCountry ClodCountry I
Country the King Klnsand and he hepubllahed published a asolemn aIIOlemn asolemn
solemn protest in that year against the theelection theelection
election t llon of Ama4eo A mai eo Duke of Aosta to tothe toUte t tthe
the throne of Spain Action followed followedswiftly tollowedlftl followedswIftly
swiftly lftl upon words In April ten a aCarlUt aCarI1at sCrllst
CarlUt army arm which swore to put the
Bourbon pretender back on the throne throneof
of his fathers sprang up out of th the prey proyIticee preys provinces ¬
inces s of the thenortb north of Spate Spatnuvarre SpatnuvarreArzgon Navarre NavarreArragon NYarreArralon
Arragon and Catalonia Don Alfonso Alt Alfonsothe onso
t the di brother of the pretender took th thhead the tbebMd
F head of the army urm In parson Don Carlos Carloswho CarIcawho Canoet
t who remained In the French Pyrenees Pyreneesuntil Pteneeuntil Pfteneeminttl
until he saw w bow the army was w getting gettingon ttln ttlnott
on himself took the lead In July Jul ian 187JSpain 1mi ianSpain
i Spain 8 iUnw was In stormy etorm ttroos U oa when ben Don DonCarlos Don0IIr1ot1 Doncurios
Carlos came over the border A republic republicwas
was wa being tried but it wis short lived livedAlfonso
Alfonso XII who took the throne at atthe atthe atthe
the fall of otthe the republic Will not a master masterful ¬
ful king kln < tbe army waa disorganized the thepeople thepeople thepeople
people were torn between varying politi political poilUcal pollUcal ¬
cal ideas There was bitter fighting be batween between betwean
tween the Carllsta and the regular troops troopsDon troopsDon
Don Carlos had his hi hands almost on the tbethrone thethrone thethrone
throne more more than once once before the final
defeat of his arms at Estrelln In Fsbru Fsbruary Vllbruary February
ary 1879 1879Overwhelmed J810Overwhelmed 1170Overwhelmed
Overwhelmed and au t with his hi forces soil soiltered 1C1ttered Routtered
tered Don Curios barely b rely managed to cross crostthe croesthe crossthe
the border to France evading capture
The volatile Frenchmen who had din dinposed dillnoaed dLposed
posed of their empire and were werothen then try
tog out tho Third Republic received Don
Carlos with an excess exoeaaor of enthusiasm nthu Jlum In Ina Inamanlferrto Inamanlfeeto
a manifesto to the Spanish people ple and hi hIom his hisown a aown
own faded army Carlo set a tf forth rth with withgreat wltbt withgIeat
great t emphaala the fact that be guarded guardediRUct luudedI
th iRUct iatactall all his hi rich rights that his I flag ag remained remainedfurled rem
I furled r11r led until that th at time when he n God G cd shall fix fl x
At final hour for the redemption of 0 a aCatholic acthollo
Catholic thotio and monarchical monlrchroa18paln Spain SpainThis SpainTh1swastbeendofthemltat
This Th1swastbeendofthemltat waa w tbe end of the themlHtAat militant Don
c In i1 IMI h wee w u ozpa4Id xpjl JI d from trott l
i t
Frxno U20 for supporting the ctalea of the theComte theComte theComb
Comte de d Chambord to the th Bourbon Bourbonthrono lIourbonthrono Bourbonthrone
throno of France The ban wu removed removedInter removedI removedInter
Inter I ter but bu he never again lived In France FranceIn Iran G GIn
In 187 Don Carlos gave e out a pompous pompousInterview pompowiIntemew pompousinterview
Interview In which he heupW explained ed that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the reason why wh he was making no new newefforts newellorta neweTorts
efforts to assert n his Spanish claims oIatmawae oIatmawaethat was waathat wasthat
that aa a patriot he could not embarrass embarrassany emba embaany emburrusany
any Spanish Government In It Its runs etruggtoto
to put down the Cuban insurrection I Ho Hoadded Beadded lieadded
added the opinion that the tnt Intervention InterventionOf <
Of the tb United States St ten was all a bluff which whichha wblohbe wbIOhe
ha would call caJllf If ha wen w King KingThe IDncThe KingThe
The real reason why ha II dropped cIr ped Ms Msrevolutionary WerevoluUonary ktereyout1ouany
revolutionary Intrigue wa wee iHhat lIt t his hissecond Ii1elIeOocd hissecond
second wife the Princess MarieBertha MarieBerthade W
do Rohan although altho gh the Rokaas bad the theprivilege theprlvlleaeor theprivilege
privilege prlvlleaeor of calling the theKlac King of France Francecousin Franceooualn Franoooualn
ooualn WM not of royal rank The TheSpanish TheSpanleh TheSpanish
Spanish grandees looked askance kanoo on onCarlos oaCarloa onCarlos
Carlos pretensions from the Urn of this thismarriage th1marriage tIsmarriage
marriage and had ha by some stroke etrokeof etrokeoffortune of offortune offortune
fortune come to the throne of Spain hi hiwife I hiswife
wife would never De nev have been acknowledged acknowledgedaa clmowl clmowlQuae
aa Queen QueenHI QuaeHlareuon Queennil
HI Hlareuon nil reason for marrying her was that thatshe thathe thatshe
she he waa w a oontd 0000000darable rable htJr heiress Carlo Carlodrat CarIOlls CarIOllstint CanlossI
drat wife the Princes Marguarite da daBourbon 4Bourbon 4 4Bourbon I
Bourbon died leaving a fortune of be between be between b btween ¬
tween twenty and thirty mllHoa dollar dollarbut delJra delJrabut dollarsbut
but he only bequeathed him an InoocB InoocBfrom Inooaefrom inooefrom
from It The principal was 11 placed In Intrust Int Introut
trust t t for their five ftyochlldnln children Carlo CarIOllw CarIOllwalwa waa waaalways wualways
always alwa anextravagant anextiayalantpenon person and much muchwealth mUcbwealh inuobwealth
wealth was w always alwa necessary to hi his en enjoyment eoJoment enjoyment ¬
joyment of life Much of what he had hadI badii
I hi said to have vanished behind the scenes scenesof oene oeneof N Not
of various theatres and concert hall hallWhan halWhen hallsWhen
When he was short of money he would wouldresort wouldrelort wouldTeort
resort to almost any expedient to raise raiseIt rateIt
It Once before Marguerite came Into Intoher Intoher Intoher
her fortune he was so hard up that he hecommissioned heconamlNloOod becoramliuloned
commissioned one of hi his supporters a aSpanish a8paolah aSpanish
Spanish General GMIralor of venerable yean yeanto YNrto
to pawn In Milan his I collar oon r of the Golden GoldenFleece a oldenFleece I
Fleece the same one that bad been n worn wornby wornby wornby
by the great Emperor Emll rOr Charles V When Whenthe Whenthe Whenthe
the transaction became me public ha had the themeanness themflUln themeannees
meanness mflUln to allow anowthe the Impression Impre dlon to get getabroad cotabrOad getabroad
abroad that the General G had stolen It and andt andttktnttto andtsk
t ttktnttto tsk k n It to the Monte da Pieta Pie for hfs own ownbenefit ownne ownbenelit
benefit ne t Apparently he thought the old oldmans oldman oldmans
mans devotion would make him shoulder
Iheodlumbuthawasmlstaken The old oldmad oldmad oldmaxi
mad vindicated himself in oourt and andDon andDon mdDon
Don Carlo was covered with disgrace diagraoCarlos dIacoeCarlos disgraceCanloemad
Carlos Canloemad mad his bom of late years y In InVenice InVenJce InVenice
Venice A striking trlklncman man of splendid splendidphysique splendidphysique lendld lendldphyalque
physique severe countenance and Dddia Dddianl8edmien dig dignlfled dignieed I I
nlfled nl8edmien mien ha was a notable figure th thiliac thanealling there thereailing i
ailing the lagoons In his hi automobile automobilegondola automobUaoado1 automobilegondola
gondola with the yellow ellow flag tra ag of Spain Spainand BPalnaDd SpainaDd
aDd the Bourbon coat of arm trailing trailingover
over the lb Item In the theatre h be was weealso wasalso
also 180 conspicuous sitting lilt In with Uh his wife wifein wifeIn wifein
in his hi box and hardly bardl condescending to toaddreea toaddrellll toaddrees
addreea a word to her herIn herIn herIn
In 1KW Carlos pride received a sad sadblow IlAdblow sadblow
blow when his hi second daughter Donna DonnaElvira DonnaFJvlra DonnaElvirs
Elvira eloped with a painter a married marriedman
man Carlos Issued a proclamation die disowning diaownn dieowning ¬
owning ownn br tater It was rumored that thatanother thatanother thatanother
another of hi his daughter dauab Alice had run runaway runawa runaway
away awa with a coachman but the Lb story storywas storywas torytormaUydenled
was formally tormaUydenled dsaled She b waa divorced divorcedhowever dlorcedbowner divorcedboweier
however from fr m her husband busbandtb the Prince Princevon Pliawvan
von van ScboRburcWaldanbourc 8eb b > tl tland < J88I J88Iand jl jland
and the tboJ ibob1bmimJirrted POP POPrtbethefl > ja1M ja1M1b6
rtbethefl 1b6 b1bmimJirrted b nJirrled hTtedIr In 1KW Lieut t Lisa del delPrete d diiPret4 J JPret
Prete an an Italian offloer ofoeron on tha tbereUM1 retired Ured list 1iatof tof listof
of po particular nobility nobilityDICITIJ blUty blUtymcrc ss sscLt
mcrc cLt it n4CE ACE CALAMITY CALAMITYMalerryrle CALSMZTElttrcrte 4LAVJICertrle
Malerryrle Rxptodes Fpl5WOflIfl Women DIn Burned BurnedCraxsl BamtdCrID HurnedCrdtn1un1eElesen
CrID Craxsl Crdtn1un1eElesen In Panic ranteR1enaUead ranteR1enaUeadSptc Rlevea l Dead Dead3pW > esit esitSptciol
Sptciol J CM DttpaicA I T TZ Sc ScBEXUM SvBJLlM 501 501BzuWw
BEXUM July 18 21During During a bloyle race raoeat raceat riceat
at the Old Botanic Gardens today toda a apacemaking apacemakJnJ apacemaking
pacemaking motorcycle exploded In Indames Inftam Influmes
dames ftam It Jumped tbe tb barrier and plunged plungedInto
Into the Ihecl closely ly packed onlookers At Atleast Atleut Atleast
least eleven persons were killed or 00 00badly 80badly sobadly
badly Injured that they soon dledV dledVTbe die dieThe i iTh
The Th track was as opened last Sunday Bunda It Itwasprlginally ItJrlloall Itwasj
wasprlginally wasj Jrlloall rigbnally coated with a preparation preparationof
of ur far r which was found to be unsatis unsatisfactory uaaaUtactory unastisfactory ¬
factory and bencine was applied to re remove remove tomove ¬
move what wa left of the preparation preparationIt
It seems that the accident aocld nt wa waadue waadueprlmarll due dueprimarily duoprimarily
primarily to the autoblcycle skidding on onslippery ona ona
a slippery place The whole thing thin was waaextremely wasextr1lmel wa waextremely
extremely audden Almost before the thespectators tbeapectatora thespectator
spectators were aware that anything was waaamiss wuamiss wasamiss
amiss tbe machine was among them themWomens theraWomens themWomens
Womens dresses caught Ore fir like paper paperOne paperQn paperQne
One Qn woman became a pillar of flame ftameand ftameanddubed and anddashed anddashed
dashed about shrieking hrIekln with pain and andfright andfrlsht andfright
fright There was naturally n turall an n Instant Instantstampede lnatantatampede instantstampede
stampede People scrambled over the thebarrier thebarrlera thehuMors
barrier and panic stricken dashed down downtha downthe downthe
the banked track where tha Us competitor competitorIn I IInthe
In Inthe the race ran over them before ber thy thywere thywent thywere
were able to stop and nd were themselves themselvesthrown hemeellIhrown themselvesthrown
thrown and badly hurt
The police at first sold that ibato only ly three threperson threaperaoM threepersona
person were killed but it I known that thatthere thatthre thatthere
there were several more fatalities Per Perhaps Perbape Prhips ¬
haps fifty men and women altogether altogetherwere altopUulrwereaerlou
were wereaerlou seriously ly Injured Including Ryser Rysertba Itrtbe tyerthe
the rider of the motorcycle motorcycleIt
It I Ie stated at a late hour that several severalof
of the injured who were removed to a ahospital ahoepltal ahospital
hospital have since died bringing the total totallist tolaJnt totallist
list of offaiaJIttee fatalities up to eleven Three Threebodie ThreebodIee Threebodlea
bodie at the track are so charred that thattheir thattheir thattheir
their sex cannot be determined determinedSome determinedSome determinedSome
Some of the worst Injuries were caused causedby oauaedby causedby
by trampling In the panlo The total totalnumber totalnumber totalnumber
number of the Injured cannot be learned learnedas
as many manyot of those hurt were taken to their theirown theirown theirown
own home homeMore hOIllMor homeMore
More than thirty were removed to the thahospital thehoepitil
hospital hospitala h hoepitilhER epftalII
a hER sn FIRST FIRSTMtie IIU UURR4VJI AND RBTrRV RBTrRVI
I I
Mtie iMseardt No t4 s Suit ud rt ets ta Arrmtrd Arrmtrdfor
for Bigamy BigamyWhen Bf BfWhen 1J5yWhen
When John Van Arsdale a plumber plumberwho plumberwhobu plumberwhohas
who whobu has been beenltt at work away from New NewYork 14awYork ew ewYork
York for some months returned to this thiscity th thoJty tht thtoltyon
city oltyon on Saturday 8aturda night he found that his hiswlf hiliwlr hiswife
wife had remarried Van VanAradule Arsdale bunted
her h < r up at her new home at atTwentyfifth ZS Weat
Twentyfifth street and rang the bell bellvigorously bel belvicoroualy
vigorously vigorouslyHis I
His HI wife Irene went to the door
She embraced him and andtheo then turned to
her h r second husband JeroraaW Decker Deck
Jerome she said d youll oun have to
leave You can come back on Monday
and net your clothes clothesThen clothesThen clothesThen
Then she pushed the he dumfounded
Decker D out of the house and nd locked I the
door doorDecker
Decker Deck r Who had married the girl alrlaeven seven
days da before wa wa so astonished that at
first he didnt know what to do Then
Indignation got the better of astonish
ment He went to the th Tenderloin station
Mud ud had Ireae arrested
In Jefferson Market oourt yesterday
Irene aid that her surimne wan Vln
flold She Sh laid that she he wa 20 o year eara old
and that she wa was married to Van Arsdale
when aba was IB Magistrate Cornell
held h her r in 1000 i 000 0 ball for an examination
today toda on a oharg charge of bigamy bigamyATJtOMeBILIST1lfliEAL blcarrAt148I11eaILlsnr biganyAV1eweRSLZsTsThEAL
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That Her Sight Iht Had HadHetB Beta Restored RestoredChoir RestoredChOir i
th Choir lr Bay Report aeperlil Aae Another hrr Care CareTha 08reThe CaneThe
The novana n held annually aan U la prepa preparation preparaton propsration ¬
ration raton for the th feast fe day dyof of St a Anne AnewbJ whichoccur which whiobooe
occur or a week we from frm tomorrow tcor began beganon bp
on Saturday tr7 la S the L Churofei Ou of o St s Jean JeanBaptist Je Je4Baptiste
Baptist Bapttt to I East E 8 renty4lxlh hontz street streetThe Dt DtThe strtThe
The Telto of fit Anna Ale a pleo p of an a arm armbone a armbcn
bone b which wb this church ohur guard Su and e which whichduring wWb wWbdu whichduring
during du the t year ya la f protected 1t roteatod under ues glass glassIn
In 1 It It Itfl shrlae ae l I fdu is during tnaaa t day d brought broughtout b ht htot
out ot by b one 0 of o 1 the u priest pMder and offered to tothe tote tothe
the te prayerful pra7w to t Id I kIss sad It I Is also a applied appliedby apUed apUedb
by b the te priNt to t the afiMofad a part p of pU pilgrims pUs pUgrim ¬
grim s who come oeto to seek e our c of their theirdiseases thei theirdiseases
diseases c their the thelrdeforrnitleeortbelrdlstreu thelrdeforrnitleeortbelrdlstreuThleyeartheeye deformities deorlt or their thdlat ditre ditreThtoyear
Thtoyear Tlyetheeye Thleyeartheeye theeya of ofaU otfaltbbsgsa faith began b promptly promptlyto p mpUy mpUyt
to t see l miracle mlle almost aMt at the vary open openIng op opening
Ing I of the th novena 18 and a two to war reported reportedaa rpor
aa a having baY taken te place pl on Saturday Stayater Stayaternoon after afternoon afternoon ¬
noon The priests prt of the te church chuh have havenot hanaot barenot
not yet confirmed ooaed these tbe developments developmentsreported deyelopmeta deyelopmetarr developmentsreported
reported rr a aa miraculous mlrlo but bt thy the pur purpose purp purpose ¬
pose p Investigating InvaUptl one of them at the thefirst theft th thflrst
first ft opportunity opporty and the other also If Ifthey Iftbeyoet ifthey
they tbeyoet can get on the track t of the person personreported prn prnir personeponted
reported a as experiencing thaaupematura thaaupematurapower
ir s exmo te ptural pturalpe
power of the taint 81t Tfw two ho wonder wonderworks wonde wonderworks
works pe the therestoration thertrUo therestoration
worl reported Jer on Saturday Dtrd were
restoration rtrUo of sight Sht to a woman wo all but butentirely butUrely butentirely
entirely Urely blind bld and the restoration ItraUon of o the thepower theper thepower
of unassisted locomotion to tom
power per 1t lomoUD a aman aman
man m who had ba been b dependent dedot upon uponorutobea up upondrulobes
orutobea orutobeaThe Cth CthThe drulobesThe
The story of the t blind bln woman wom I II told toldmost tld tldmMtahly tOldmost
most mMtahly graphically by Mr Mary a Brown Browndevoted Brn Brna Browna
a devoted deyot church ohuohwOa churchwoman woman of til Willli Willliavenue WUI WLlliiavenue
avenue who who daughter daubt I I is organist organlaiat
at on oe one of the smaller lae Roman Bm orpt orptat Catholic Ctholo Ctholochuh Cathollochurches Catholicchurches
churches chuh of The Bronx Irnz She Be wa w not notalone aotatOe notsloc
alone atOe however boeer in ietag aiag the te result resultpronounced r resultspronounced
pronounced prO miraculous mlrlouf Mr Wi Mrs Brown Brn be beUevs b beU
Uevs le U absolutely abluty that a miracle mirle wa waperformed w wasohned
performed pole ohned at her h side sideMrs aide aide1ri
Mrs Brown had b entered er the te church churchof
of Bt 8 Jean Je BaptUta Bt4 to pray py at this novena novenapartly DT novenapartly
partly prly In thankfulness tankful for help given givenher givenher
her by St Anne Ae in i time tle past pt and ad cYe also alsoto ao aoto alsoto
to to confession She
go onrlon Se was w praying prayingat
at the tbealt altar where wher the saint ats relic rUo wa waexposed w we weeexposed
exposed e about aut 250 2 oclock o lo in I the after afternoon at sitarnoon ¬
noon n on o Saturday 8atry when whe not m many per persons p person ¬
sons 1 were e In I the church ebur aa a the t hour hor was wasbetwean w wbtw wasbetween
between btw the morning < and a afternoon ar ser services senvIces ¬
vices Ic While Wl engrossed earo in her Ier devo devotions d devotions o ¬
tions don she lb was w startled tled to t bear a woman womanat wOm
at t the rail rl next her e cram This Th din disturbance d dtrbo dinturbanos ¬
turbance trbo of tbe silence eneo of the Ue th sacred sacredplace a sacredpuce
place pJoe at first 4t appalled apple her I recovering recoveringherself nYeS nYeSh1 recoveringherself
herself h1 she ae asked we hr I neighbor aoJahb what whatwa whatwabs
wa wabs ill a matter matterI mut mute
1
I can e a sal l the tb e woman exclaimed exclaimedfPrafae exclaimedPints xce
fPrafae P Pints the t Uyio U19 uiQgtrc J jvnwrful eI OoaLwd I
feCfcooo1 trc Stot ltAn Anne I 10 an anTb an M 1 1Tha
Th speaker lPer wa all atremble atrble and andlaboring endlaboring ad adlbrlDKunder
laboring lbrlDKunder under great I Nt excitement escllent For
eleven olf n re rears rear I have hYe ha J > esn n blind bln aba abawent ae aewent ibewent
went on o a a as reported reportt by Iytr Mr Brown Brownnot Drwn DrwnDot liruwnnot
not absolutely abhl1ly Mind 1ln < but unable to die discern dl dlom diecern ¬
cern om objects bbJe clearly cely and ad obliged oblc to tl grope gropemy cropemy gropemy
my way wherever wherevfr I have gone I have havebad bve bveba havebad
bad ba twelve twelvecidrn children and Ind have ae burled burl them themall themal themall
all al for in my affliction aUrfn 1 wan unable to torale tori toraise
raise ri one of them I am French FcT FcTday To Today Tolay ¬
day I came eme to topra pray to St Anne I wor worshipped woreslppo worabIped ¬
shipped slppo and prayed at th the five fve wound woundof woundsof
of the Saviour RI lour And here at the altar altr I Isee Iacaln Iare
see again clearly clrly suddenly audenl and ant wonder wonderfully wonderfully wonderfully ¬
fully and I feel as I felt at flrkl
fel fflt my 81 nt com communion communlon cornmunion ¬
W WShe
munion munionShe munionShe
She told Mrs Mr Brown Brn that she was Mr MrPursell Mr MrPurl MrsPureell
Pursell Purl and that sh se she lived ld In The Bronx Bronxwhich Bronxwblch Briarwhich
which Interested Intrt Mrs Brown Drwn al the tbomore tbomorell more morebecause morebecause
because ll she Ibo too to live lYN in 11 The Te Bronx BronxMr Brnl BronxMrs
Mr Brownunderstood Brwn understo her to say sy that thatshe thatahe thatshe
she lived lved in Amsterdam Amlt r avenue aYfQue but bt I Ia I ii iia
a little Itr uncertain unOtrln about the name ne of the theavenue te teaeoue theavenue
avenue and she got gt no street et t number numberfrom numberfrm numberfrom
from frm Mr 1 Puraell Prl there 1hee used ul to be bean b bean
an Amsterdam Amlt rdam avenue in The Te Bronx Bronxwhich Bronswble Bronxwhich
which wble I I is now nq known us 18 Hobart avenue avenueThe enu
The city clt directory dIrry give IvN no one named namedPursell namedPursell
Pursell Prl aa 8 residing rldlnl there thereOne tber thereOne neme
One of the altar all boys lame ame Clark nk of of1S4S ofISd
1S4S Third Tird avenue who wa was on duty dut In Inth Intho inthe
th the church chur at tb time selling Mln < candle candlesaw cndl cndlw cunditjesaw
saw w Mrs Pursell Pl walking wlln out ot of th te the church churchfreely churb churbtl churchfreely
freely tl and without difficulty rlfolty A pri priest prltill priestalec t talso
also ill saw lW her and noticed nUo that she was wasunder wasunder SI SIuner
under uner great at excit ecltmeat excitement mnt hut he did not
know what It was wa all about abut at the Ume timeWhen UmeWben UmeWhen
When be learned ler later later he instructed Intc the thealtar tbealtar thealtar
altar boy to notify noty him if I the te woman womancam won wonce womancam
cam ce back bck to the church oburch It I I his In Intention InttOD Intentlon ¬
tention ttOD to question queaton her and 1 see her he rela relative relatlv rolejive ¬
jive tlv and a make me a thorough investigation investigationof IneUptio
of all the circumstances crcumaao Until Vnt then the th thpriest t the thepriests
priest pllta of the church curchwlrnot wllfnot attempt to toay toea tosay
ea say ay anything anythlnl of the reported miracle miracleMr miral
Mr I Brown Down told tol repe Mr Pursell Purl Purselltbat that she shehould ae aeabould sheshould
should come to the church
churh every eery day dy for forth fortert forthe
th tert the rest of the te nine day d and give thanks thanksto tb tbto
to th the Mint alnt for her miraculous mlraououa gye Interven Intervention Intren Intrenton ¬
tics ton The father think lnk that tt Mr lr Purel Purelwill Prl PursellwlU
will wU unquestionably return retur If I aba has h been beeno bn
1 o benefited bft Mr M Brown Bown upon going <
tcfelon to confession Immediately after Arr her ex experiencewith upencewlh expenlenoewith ¬
periencewith pencewlh Mr KraPrl Pursell told tld the priest priestwho prlt1o priestwho
who 1o heard h rd her confession conffon what ah she he had bacin hadH badRein
H Rein in and heard heardTho berd berdThaltr beardThealtar
Tho Thaltr Thealtar altar boy James ae Clark Cak and another anotheraltar botr botraltar Inotheraltar
altar boy bo Joseph Joph Maher Wer of 1M East Rev Seventysixth By Byetath Reventyclzth ¬
entysixth etath street trt tell k1 of another aaot indication indicationof lad Uon Uono
of o St St Annes miraculous mlrlo intervention interventionon Inenton InentonO
on Saturday flu wa In Aa
O Sty w I case caaeof caseof
of a amaa nan a middle aged aa man m who en entarsd enfeted
feted t the church ehuh by th tbe use of orutohe orutoheand ot cruthand e
and want wat out without wihout ttiem t t m According
to torp report this Il man went wet away ay In an n auto automobile automobile utomobie ¬
mobile mobie but hi his name wa was not developed developedOrdinarily deolop developedOrdinarily
Ordinarily Orar tbe religious relgou emotion eoton aroused ar
during the h novena noYen of St Anne at the j
Church Curh of St Jean Je Bptita Bptlate reaches rc it itheight I Ibeleh Its
height beleh about the fifth 6ft or sixth lt day when
the thorowd crowd become bome so large l e around arund the thechurch theahurh thechurch
church ahurh that the police plce have bT to be b appealed
to t to t preserve prrT order and a protect prott appled the pee ¬
pie Usually Ulul the report of miraculous miraculouscur mlraoulouaCUI 1
cur CUI cures come forth fort then thenOf te
Of o course cu ew said ad Mr lra Brown Drow it It cannot cnnot
be b expected expte that tat everybody enlb will wil believe
belee
these thlbg tblP they tbe have hve not the faith But Butwe Butwe Butwe
we know they th happen happen1In hpp
In th the street Itt In front trnt of the th th church ohurh men me menand
and with
women wome Improvised Jmprovle stand ye
torday ry sold Ild religious relalou emblem embles ltnd and ad praver ye
books to passersby paoMrsbyThnntUntortnt rab rabTIRltnfoJI passersbyThnndrrforms prTr
ThnntUntortnt circle ClreleStlen 1s 1sBtaten lsStaten
TIRltnfoJI
Stlen Staten Island bld got a furious furloU downpour
downpur
bf run rin from a thunderstorm thundetorm at dusk last lastnight lat latnight lastnight
night and The Bronx got ot
Te Brox another a little
ajrllsr earle esther Coney C Island 1lano wa w apatr skirted Utte by
thunderstorms thuncraton In the afternoon aftro akr and got ot
plenty plty of o wind d but bt got only a Mainkla a <
of o rain at night nlat andtity and Cty city ol HaU BDP F Park Ikle rkwa was
dry 1 a a bone be
pnrSI pitSIIflND1DNT t fDIDN IIi IN ALONE ALONElie UONr UONrBe
Be Oat late la Ills a Meter MetorCr MotOrCar Car and Gathered Gatheredan Gi rr
an impromptu Dinner Party PartyWASHINGTON Pat PatWURIOT PsflWAszINoTof
WASHINGTON WURIOT July ul u1y 18 18Pldent 18President President Taft Tafthad Taf Taftbad
had b a fit of f the blue bluety today The pros prospect p proseot ¬
pect pt eot of odlnlaro1 dining alone la the big White WhiteHOUM Wte WteBo Whitehouse
house Bo depressed dereh him greatly Tho solu solution 8lu 8luton solution ¬
tion ton of hi btr trouble ble was not to dine die aXons alonaso one
so ha b arranged an Impromptu Iprompt dinner dinnerparty dter dinnerpanty I
party par Getting Gettl z Into It hi bi his motor motor car c a alarge alarge
large Ir and ad commodious oommodloW affair aalr he went wentcurrying wet wete wenticw
e icw currying rying around a town tn picking plolup up con congenial en ena vongeuiai ¬
genial a la people Pple who wh would wou aaaUt in i n the thalaudable thelaudle thelaudable
laudable laudle purpose pur of keeping Loneliness lonelinesfrom loellne Lonelinessfrom
from fm returning re ml At the rlden0 residence of ofRepresentative ofRprtaUYeNcbt ofRepresentative
Representative RprtaUYeNcbt Nicholas Longworth LIPorth be hemade belade bemed
made lade a big blh hauL There ha h ptr gathered In InMr InMr InMr
Mr and a Mr MrLnporh Longworth Theodore TheodoreRoosevelt Theore TheoreB Theodoreooaevelt
Roosevelt B ltr Jr r who 1 wa visiting YSIUg hi hibrotherinlaw b his hisbrotherinlaw
brotherinlaw btheilaw and a 4ster lur and a Mr Wal WalIlngford Wa Wallingtord
Ilngford Ilnsrd of Cincinnati Clao8U Mr Y Longworth Longworthbrotherlalaw Longworthebrotherinlaw onhe onhebtllw
brotherlalaw brotherlalawAccording btllw btllwAonl brotherinlawAooording
According Aonl to t the te book bk on q t th t etiquette etiquetteof uuet uuetof thiuettof
of official Aoclety It th the Invitation avltton from rm thePdet the IbeProvident tbePresident
Provident Pdet I 1 Is a command cmma and the Long Longworth LnK LnKwr LongwonthC
worth wr young youlooeeU Roosevelt and Mr WaX Walllagford Wa WaXllnjford
llagford Iqfo took tk dinner de at lWit the theWbite White Hou House HouseBrigGen HouseBnIjGn
BrigGen Clarence Oo Edward Ewr chief of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the Bureau Buu of o Insular mlar Affair AfaIr and ad Capt CaptArchibald Cpt CptArlb CaptArchibald
Archibald Arlb W Butt BU of the e army aT the t Presi Presidents Prl Prllete PreaXdents ¬
dents lete military mlt aldewgr also summoned summonedTha iunlpor
Idwer
The Th night niat wa cool oJ but j80 the dinner cner wa waserved wuHfed wasserved
served Hfed on the t roof r of ofh the te long loqlow low wing wingthat wlnathat wingthat
that connects cneta the White WIte House Hon OUwltbtbe OUwltbtbeExcUyo with th thExecutive the theExecutive
Executive ExcUyo offices oM0 Colored < lor lanterns la f were wereused wereU wereused
used U for Illumination IlluminationK1LLKD lulnUon lulnUonIl1W iliumlnatlouKILlED
KILlED Il1W l Jr IN ApTO ACCWKMTCWrnappvll ACCln ACCIDENT ACCIDENTC f fCWCha
CWrnappvll CWCha C W Chappell l President Pedetr ef UeNatoaal UeNatoaalCuet the National NationalCartel NationalCasket
Cartel Cuet Co toHssUl e Has HaU III Head Red Cut Ct Off OffUTICA Of OilUticA
UTICA UTC July Ju 18O 11 Will Chapped Chappedof Cppt
of Oneida One president pdet of the National NationalCasket NaUo NationalCasket
Casket Cet Company CompY the te main min factory factr of ofwhich ofwhIch ofwhich
which t Is located lot In that tt city was wa instantly mltty
killed kil In I aa a automobile aUlmobUe accident aldif near nearChlttenango n nearchittenango r rCUt1
Chlttenango CUt1 tonight tnlabe Chappell CppoJl who bo had hadrecently ha hadrecently
recently rty purchased prc a Urge rge touring tuns oar oarstarted oarstarted r rlt
started lt from fm Oneida Oneid at t fl C oclock this tbl eve evening eve evening ¬
ning nie for a run rn to Syracuse 8yeulH He wa waaccompanied w wiomptnled wasicoompaziled
accompanied iomptnled by hi hil wife wie two other otherwomen otberwomen otherwomen
women and ad a child chIl While Wl speeding speedingalong speedingalong
along alonl th tbehlehwa the highway a few mile meeat e east of ofChittenango ofCttenaao ofChlttensngo
Chittenango Cttenaao a team tm of horse hOfadely hOfadelyc dddenly sdddenlycame dddenlycome
come Into lto view Yie around a bend d In the road roadIn roadIn
c r
In hi h his excitement sotentCpl 0U Chappell wa w was unable unableto uble ubleto
to slacken aen the speed e of the car c and d when whanbe whe whenbe
be b realised rl a ceOD collision wa was unavoidable unavoidableunles Uy unavoi4bleunless l bl blulneedlnto
unless ulneedlnto be swerved into th the ditch ct he oboe ohosethe Coe Coethe oboethe
the latter lt alternative altmUyo It I wee Wa not a deep
ditch dic and a Chappell Cp 1 undoubtedly UDIO4btTwould UDIO4btTwouldhave would wouldhava wouldhave
have cleared oear the farmer Carre rig rg had not a atree ak arcestoodinthewayaad
tree k rcestoodinthewayaad stood et In I the way and ue Into this ti the thecar thecarpluuged oar oarplunged cr crplunp
plunged Chappell Cpplwuplled was pinned between betweenthe bwfn bwfnthe betweenthe
plunp
the aut auto and tree t aad instantly 10atty killed killedhi kne killedhis
hi bl his head hM being blnl out ot off offThe o o ome
The women woen In the machine Ibloo bealdsMr bd bdMn besides besidesMrs
Mr Cbappell CppD were we two to sister aat Mr MrWilliam Mr MrWlm MrsWilliam
William Wlm Cochran Ch of Oneida Oned Castle Cte and Ml MlFlorence H Miss MissFlorence
Florence Fros Well WeU of Oneida Oneid All 1 were werebadly werebadly
badly b injured laJu but bt it i 1 I believed bne they u y wen will willunriv wlUan willurviv
an unriv their the hurt b nA A evenyearold evenyearoldson
son ln of Mrs 1 Cochran C wa walln In the party prty
but bt was not D Injured lj Chappell Qpl was w very verywell Vt varywell
well we known I ia buaine bn s and social a drabs drolethroughout drea drabsthroughout I
throughout t ot the t Eastern Btatee tates ft hada had
deve4oped 1 U tb a National IC Casket Bt Compan Compandote JJc
h i idOlCj t J I
iuul t
dote dC dOlCj had b aaiad a fortune ne
MAY BE MAIL 1 MATIIIIIt MATIIIIItA UI TH1KKS TH1KKSA fIJYBS fIJYBSA
A Woman oma and a TwcV T Men Charged asf With WHbRifling wll WithRifling
Rifling flll Boxes ex la Harlem HarlemPost Ilarp IlarpPo lanternPoet
Post Po Office Ofc Inspector IptorRdiaDdde Roddyand liOddy and de detective doteotives ¬
tty tective of the Harlem Hrle brnchbutu brnchbutulo branch bureau bureaulooked bureaulocked
looked lo up at Headquarter Hequmr yesterday yesterdaya atry atrya
a woman charged obrp with wth forging foran a United UnitedState Unt UnitedState
State post pt office om6 om o money order or for 100 100and 10 100and
and two to men charged crwlth with acting aotnsl in con concert ooncertwlth concert ¬
cert certwlth with her herThe he herTb
The Tb prisoner prera said thty ht were Uude UudeJohnson U Uohnacn UsaleJohnson
Johnson 34 year ra old no home Bernard BernardJ B
J McManu a bartender brder of 0f21 3715 Eighth Eighthavenu Eahth Eahthaveue EIghthavenue
avenue aveue and John Mpllarkey a a bartender bartenderof brDder brDderofll
Jflark8Y
of ofll 1417 Edward EwaaYeu avenue avenueTbe avenueThe
The Te arreata BIU were made mae aa ibo he o result rult of ofcomplaints ofoomp1nts ofcomplelate
complaints oomp1nts of the theft teft of mall mal from letter letterboxe leier letterboxes I
boxes bose In I Harlem Halem Many Iy of the to bet lt let letters 1it 1itt lOtters ¬
ters are said to have contained
t a ad t bve contaie money mone
The Te charge crf In these the caae are ar based h upon upontba upn upnthe uponthe
the owning cbtn of a money mone order for 1100 1100on 100 100on JO
on February Februa 9 I last lt at Station tatonl J 134th 134thstreet 12t 124thstreet
street and Eighth avenue aveue Thomas Thomasftellly ThomasRIIIT
ftellly Refr the money Jht order orer clerk who had hadto h he4to
to make mk good lo the amount aount paid pid said Bld the theorder theorder theorder
order was cashed cbed by b a woman wom
SA1S S REnAKtt SHAW U IS COHfVc7 COHfVc7The
ISCOtlI
The T lnMtiployed tpef Hear That Tat He Will Mi At AttradTnflrihteagaCentNttlM At AtinidThdrVhteg
tradTnflrihteagaCentNttlM tradTnflrihteagaCentNttlMDr t inidThdrVhteg Ir Jtlle COlnMUo Convention ConventionDr
Dr Ben Bn Rettman Rltt the th king kin of the thehoboe th thehoboes
hoboes hob WM WA the principal pinop speaker speakeryesterday ankr ankrYMtry speakeryeaterday
yesterday YMtry at a meeting meetn of several lveral hun hundred bundred hundred ¬
dred unemployed people pple at 44 4 Bower Bowel Bowerthe
he th headquarters haquarrs of the National Naton Com Committee Cornmitten ¬
mitten wtt for to the Relief RUef of the Unemployed Unemployedthe UnemplOe Cm
the head hCa of which J Bade E How HO ia now In
te IS
Glasgow 01111 He Heew grew more mor morerndfoX radical a a as he hewent bewent
went nt along aloa Finally Fnany h he said saidNever Md MdNeer saidNever no h
Never accept any positions aa strike
pltoD tk
breaker bre or enlist enlit in the army or navy us
Dont be b tempted tmpt to t go 0 to Pittaburg Pltbrs J nv to toake tote
take te th t the places plaO of the tb strikers t there tra but
I if f the t strikers trkra find it i necessary nooesw to t resort resorto Irt rssorto
to o violence Iolece you should lblda go and help blp them
You can c put the t fear re of God In the hearts heartaof heartsof tm
pt b
o of the people pple In the trust trustHa tt trustsHe
Ha B said Id that tt the t people pple could cld get noth Ith ¬
loa by b appeals apJl to corporations oonrUoD and ad em employers e employets ¬
ployers They The should shold organize until untilthey undltey
they tey were strong rong ns enough enoh orpz to seine aels the
factories far and ad workshops and run them for forthe forte
tm
the benefit boelU of worop the worker workerWhen workersWhen
te t woel
When Wbn asked later latr if he h meant all h he said ad
Rettman Rit BeItmansaid BeItmansaidCertalniy said saidCertainly ad adCrnly
Certainly Crnly I believe bUoe In violence lonO when
It i I is necessary n but I only onl said ad when It Itwa Itws itwas
wa ws neoaatiary n8ry 1
The other otr member mmbr of How Iows committee committeesaid omlt oonunlttesaid
said later that they the did not agree with wl
Bo a
Reltman Rlt R1nan aid Id James am Morris Hor one on of theiaid tm them themlam
aidI IdI
I lam am m sorry o that tt Reltman talked vic ¬
lance 18o W We believe blee In tt people pl out ted of work worknot worknot worknot o
not taking the place pl of strikers ebut but we weare weare
are ar against aplnt vlolene loe Bo 8 I MI J Bad E How Ho W
Morris Mo said aIdtta that How had h notified DOW the thesecretary thesecretary
te tel
secretary l crt of f the t committee ooml Mr I Cora
Hey Harvey by b letter l that tt he had n hadseen seen Mn George Orp Cr
Bernard Bra Shaw 8w naw and a asked Bed film 11m to come to toan t toan
an international IntUOlonUon convention of the un unemployed unemployed ¬
employed emplo to b b be bald Id ia I Chicago Ch t in Jan January Jannary un an anaad ¬
nary aad that tt Mr Bhaw Bb had b accepted apt s the
Invitation IvrtaUO It I was waau understood rt that ttBowe ttBoweoef Bow Bowchief Hows Howschief t
chief oef mission mllon abroad ad wa wt to Invite Invit Ben Bernard Bennerd ¬
Br Brn
nard n Shaw Shw to t tot te thIs convention conventionRESCVK oveton ovetonRESCl coqventioufEScU
RESCVK RESCl A 4 300 o POUND lOrJND WOMAN WOMANPolicemen WOANPoUerm WOMANPotlermen
Policemen PoUerm T flhi h he Pnr Mve rr Her HerProblem leI Melye a aProble aProblem
Problem Proble MacrewfHtly MacrewfHtlyWhile uessstutiyWhile Cfru CfruWlo
While Wlo Mr AI Alice Ale Doyle yl of C 4 m 4l IS East EastSixtysecond Et EastStztyseoond
Sixtysecond street trt was w waiting wcUnlt last night nighton
on tbe pier at 198th Ulth street etrt and the th East EastRiver Et EtRIver EastRiver
River for the arrival arval of an excursion excursionboat oclon oclonbt ozcujsionbout
boat bt that tt carried cred her he two twonle nieces die dielipped sheellpped e eallp
lipped allp and fell ten t feet te t Into I to the water waterstriking Waterstriking >
wat
striking a rklnl her e er head be on O a aubltgo submerged rook
floraL Sorlt John Brady and Policeman r
By
n Roe Rosea a jumped Jum In after aft her a and discovered Polc
tt that they tbe bad ba to deal d with Wt a woman If oinMiwetgh dllvM weigh h ¬ i
In Ingmore ing more mor than tha thanesctda MO pound They omwe managed
t to keep her afloat act MPt until uUI acting ThmH Captain
Fatten got St wain rone rope Then T Opfa half a aoio
don dO oio reserve f heaved beaeUl rop oa the line lineip until
irs Doyle Dle cam ce up os pet the teple pier pieri
i
TEN LOST LOSliHEN LOSTWIIENSLOOP SLOOP UPSET DPSETPLEASVRK UPSETZLEIWnE PSETIrIUJB
PLEASVRK IrIUJB PARTV nTI OF YOnfF ORWf VOflWFfl4NS ORWfOlAXS
OlAXS CAISIZKD nIN Iff TIlE TttE0nljrll 11Bn 11Bnenl 1111 1111nlyll
0nljrll enl I of theSl 21 Aboard ber Accounted Atct For ForM Fore ForMeet
M Meet t afTnent sf11eVIi e Foond Fod Clinging CI CI to t the theCafefet Ue theCMn
Cafefet Width 1 t foiled Feafe Off OIHoUur OIHoUurlada OffMother OffMother5avrduiid Mother MotherSaved
Saved lada 5avrduiid aad Her UorTwo Two T Little Girls Grll1t Grll1tAong Lint LintAmong lbitAinonghq
Among Aong Ainonghq t tho small amaJ boat bt that oami oe oazn to togrief toef togrief
grief ef yesterday ieta afternoon In a dry drysquall dr dr drsquall
squall uatltt that pelted plt Coney Cone Island Iland and andtha andtaJolnf andthe
the taJolnf adjoining water watr wa wu the th eight ion ionfishing tn tnlhlnKlloop Ionfishing
fishing lhlnKlloop sloop Roxanna Bxn In which so mar survivor aurvlvol marvlyons ¬
vivor vlvol said d were twentyone twentoD persons personsmostly prot personamostly
mostly mcUNongn Norwegian fishermen tisherme and a servant servantmaid eant eantmdaut servantmaids
maid mdaut out for J1ark a tark If I the number numberof numberoflo of oftho otto
tho lo aboard a ard la I given correctly oorctly by the theurvivor theelyO thesurvivors
survivors elyO ton 0 including two little littlegirlo lttle lttlell littlegirls
girls ll are a not no accounted a unt for for1 The Super Supervisor Bup Superileon ¬
visor r of fhe h Harbor Haror tug tu Lament Lmont picked plokodup ploke
up p ten tehpneons persons rnsand and a motor boat bot picked pickedup
up oaa on 4 more taorTha aONT moreThe
The T fishing fllllloop sloop hailed hatle from frm Atlantic AtlanticHighland Atlato AtlatoBd AtlanticH1t1atts
Highland Bd and ad waa owned by Siegwald SiegwaldSamuelMn SIepaldSue SIejwaIdSmueiIen
SamuelMn Sue It I was In charge cage yesterday pt yesterdayof
of hi h his brother brter JacobN JacobNwho lacob who Is I among amongtho aon aontO amongthose
tho tO those rescued r e and taken tken to the Smith SmithInfirmary SmithInfnU Smithlnflrmary
Infirmary InfnU on Staten 8tnllnd Island Jacob Jab Sam 8amuetoon S Samnelson
nelson ueln brought brouat the te sloop acoponr over from At Atlantic At AtinUo ¬
rtoBIldon lantic HlghlandVon Saturday Stury night and andyeaterday andety andyesterday
yesterday ety morning morng It started atr out from fromUlraer fromUlme fromflmer
Ulraer Ulme Park with a party pr of Bamuelsena Bamuelsenafriends Suesn Suesnfriend Sanauelaenefriends
friends friend They The went over overto to Midland Mtd Beach Beachand pch Beachgad I
and U then started a back bk for Ulster Ule Park ParkTha Park ParkThe I
The To sloop had hd got about half hat way wy be between bI bIhr beIwean ¬
I IPol
tween hr n Hoffman Bomn Island land and Coney Cnolla Island IslandPoint IslandPo1t d
Point Pol t when lhon It upset upsetBamueben upt upt8ueleo upsetBamuelsen
Bamueben 8ueleo bad h hi b his boat running nuwnl before beforetha befo befote beforthe
the te wind when a squall equal from the southwest southwestovertook aoutwet aoutwetoyerk southwestovertook
overtook oyerk her and he say A1 ha b waa wa too late lateto lat4to lateto
to slack the thele sheet which whlchoI whlcbon on of o the tbeur tbeurIon cur survivora curylvorn
vivora Ion says was wa tied The captain opti say saytha saysth
tha t th party pa wa w having hYln a pretty preUyso good time timewhan tmo tmowhe timewhen
when whe the squall euaU came c but that tt ha b him himelf hlmHlf himself
elf wa W prey perfectly sober b and In fit ft coed condition oac coeddon ¬
don ton Ha H put the thing thin down dow a aa an un unavoidable unoldable unavoidable ¬
avoidable accident det and the te Stapleton Stapletonpolio 8tlt Stapletonpolio
polio polle did dd not lot arrest at him himJohn blmJobn himJohnFLyndeu
John JohnFLyndeu F FLd Lyndon ma znateofthetug mate e of the e tug tu Lamont Lamontcaught Lmont LmontosM Lamontcaught
caught osM sight of the overturned overmefaloop overmefaloopwheat overturne sloop sloopwhen eloopwhen
when wheat about half haf a mile mie away from her herand herand herand
and pointed poIne her he out to Capt Cpt Thomas ThomasEeeee Toma ThomasBees
Eeeee The Lamont LoDt Immediately Immeaely made madefor mae maeCor madefor
for the tb aloop 10P but she he had gone ane down be before b before ¬
fore fo they the had hsne gone far in her he direction directionA drUon drUonA
A part p of f the cabin cbin had floated loted off offand oC o oand
and the urvlvors with one exception exceptionwere
unvora
exoon exoonwe
were we found clinging oUlnc to tot tothls this The single singleexception tnsle tnslee singleeoeption
exception e pton wa th the man who was picked pickedup pIcke
up by a motor boat bt and taken tken to Brook Brooklyn Brk BrkI Brooklyii ¬
lyn I He wa w was swimming nlmmln for It when whenrescued whenred whenreaued
rescued
red
According AOat to th i the Information loo given T by b the thesurvivor te teol theMwviors
survivor ol in the te Smith Blt1 fe8naary those thosewh t thoseub
wh have not potbeen been b accounted acoountedfwaod l1a foraed whom whomtheir whomtheir
w1J their tJ jTriaAd ie ay j > t4ows t < iowri 4 drowsed drowsedartrPtefTaorapotv
X artrPtefTaorapotv Pe living UYb t somewhere somewhereIn oiuewb h hI re reIn
In I South Sut i 11 i Brooklyn BI p dy Benjamin B l Wilson WlbonBrooklyn Wlha WlhaBkly WilsonHrooklyn
Brooklyn Bkly Christiana Qrtl Sanderson 8ltf Kete KeteEskeln Ne NhLOkela
Eskeln Ealln a young yaD flaherman 6nan Ole Ol 01 Sander Bandereen Bnde Bndee
een e 1 Alida lda Olsen O Ole EnglerOUf ElerOIC Sannes Sannesbrotherinlaw Sazmeebrotherinisv ne
brotherinlaw brtherInlyor of the skipper alppr and nd two twomall twoml twosmall
mall ml girlaOlga grJOl Knudsen Judnand and SelmaKnud SelmaKnudsen lmaKn
sen l aged aa 14 I year and ad 12 1 years r whose whosemother Wh0 whosemother
mother Mrs Lena L Knudsen Kui of 8 Second Secondplace Secondpl Secondplace
place pl Brooklyn Brkyn is In the hospital hospitalThoso hOpli hospItalThose
Those TO still In the Smith Infirmary Inflrrasrybeside Infrmary InfrmaryIde Infirmarybesides
beside Ide Mr Knudsen Knudn are AnnaTobls AnnaToblsn Anna Tobin Tobint TobIaesen
t sen n of 270 20 Kingston Kingson avenue aVfnu Brooklyn BrooklynThora Brookly BrooklynThere
There Thor Hendrioksen Hendriokln of S First Irat place placeBrooklyn plaO placeBrooklyn
Brooklyn Brkly Johanna Jobnna Johnson Jnhnan 27 years yearsold yraod yearold
old od of 75 7 McDonougb JcVonoucb street atrt Brooklyn BrooklynJacob Drkly BrooklynJacob
Jacob Jab Bamuelson Ruelol the skipper IIklpp of oftbe oftbeslop the thesloop thesloop
sloop slop who lire le at Brennan nMn Park near nearAtlantic ner nerAUUo nearAtlantic
Atlantic AUUo Highland and Abratyun obr Olsen Olsenof OJen OJenof
of 21 2 Hartley BarleY place pl Brooklyn BrooklynThe Drldy
The Te other othel who were wr saved IlAve were wer Hattie HattleConstanaen Hatie HatieConstain HattieConstnnen
Constanaen Constain of ora 9 Secpnd 8pnd place Brook Brooklyn Brok Broky BrookIyn ¬
lyn y Nil Nla Christiansen Crlltann of Long Lng Beach BeachPeter aob aobPeter BeachPeter
Peter Berglund of 107 Summit street streetBrooklyn atrt atrtookly atreetBrooklyn
Brooklyn ookly Hjalma Jacobson Jaobln a young youngwoman younewn youngwoman
woman wn and Theodor Teor Thkm Tbe lat latwa ILt ILtpicked lastwas
wa picked up by the motor moto boat boatTha bot botTh boatThe
The Th rescues r were we made me under uner great greatdifficulty grt grtlmcul greatdiflioulty
difficulty lmcul The Te men and a women wome clinging clingingto clngn clngnto
to the cabin cbi were exhausted attand and could couldscarcely culd culdercel couldscarcely
ercel scarcely assist ut their readier uera even eVI by bygrasping bygrasping
I themTen the them thornten grasping Iplnc the tte life line lne which wbc were w re thrown thrownthem Ibrw thrownthorn
Ten survivors Ivora were wllr brought brouchtt to the thewharf hewhar thewharf
wharf whar at Quarantine QurantJnat at 440 < oclock In Inthe Inthe n ntheatron
the theatron afternoon and ad twenty toty minute mlnut later lateran latr latran
an ambulance from the Infirmary
ambuanc Infrmary ar arrived arrve arrived ¬
rived rve Mrs Knudsen Kudfn was in a dangerous dangerousoonditionha dan dangerousoondtlionhaving
rulI rulIodltoha
oonditionha odltoha oondtlionhaving ving Yia swallowed ano we her false tal teeth teathupper teh tehuppr teethupper
upper uppr and lower Her recovery rver I Is doubtful doubtfulAnna dobtul dobtulAn doubtfulAnr
Anna An Anr Tobiasen To1nw was apparently ppnt dying dyingwhen dylnchetka dyingwhen
when hetka taken aboard a1 the Lamont Lont at Quar Quarantine Qur QuranU Quaraa3Une ¬
antine anU Health Healt Officer Ofcer Doty Dot l and hi hideputies he hed his hisdepUties
deputies d puu worked over me her hee and there I Ihope Ja Jabo Ishope
hope bo that aha will recover recoverMr recoverMrs
Ie wl rvr rvr1r
Mr 1r Knudsen KDudn was not found until the thework thework thework
work of rescue r had been b practically practicallycompleted proUcly proUclycomplet praotlcallycompleted
completed complet Sh Se wa w tound in the water waterunder watr watrunder waterunder
under the to cabin cbIn float fot having havna lost loe her herhold bllrbold herbold
bold Thomas Thom Ericosen ECn of the crew cw of ofthe ofth ofthe
the th Lamont Lmot jumped Jur overboard end t pulled pulledher puled puledber pulledher
her to the thi tug tu < Into lnt which whc ah aewaa abowse waa lifted liftedWhen lft liftedWhenthey
When Wh Whenthey they te were we called cled upon up to make mk the thareeoua th therescue
rescue r waa w the te second time te yesterday yeaterdaythat yery yerytt
that tt the Lamoat t0te crew cw had h sighted aSMo tha thaRoxaana t bsitoxaitna
Roxaana Ru The Th first time tme aba e named
I
fairly fall CIO close to the te sloop loop at t about abt 1239 1239off 1 12scoff
off 01 Graya Point Pont and the mate mt of C tbe La Lamoot I Lumont
moot ro remarked ak to t t Capt Cp Kecaa K that tht In Inthe Intle int
the tle t sort ea ort of weather Wt then te prevailing prvaln the thaparty theparty
party too taaay for the theiboop aloop and
Pr t z fp theaop ad even eYe eventhen venthen
then t much muc too t ho hilarious for Cr the th e sea ea they theywere the theywere
were wr in i would wod oem o to t grief Je before bo the thaday thocy theday
day cy waa as over overMra 0 overMrs
Mrs M Knudaaa Kud has been b keeping kl a aboarding aboarding
boarding boa house 10ut At B Second Scon plolk plolkaulrok place Brook Brooklyn Brooklye ¬
lyn Ttta T s H Hondricksen aulrok ndrick n I is a servant servantIn lat latIn
In the family fall of Frank Fnk T Abbott AbBott a china chinamerchant cna cnamer chinamerchant
merchant mer Johanna Jon Johnson ObHa i Is also a amaid amd amaId
maid md In Ii tha te th employ epcy of Adolph Adolp Davidson Davidsonat DYldon DYldonat
at 76 7 7 UcDonough Ulual street Mt Brooklyn BlJT The TheDavidson TheDavidson
Davidson DYlc family ray k f out of 0 town tow and ac she shehas lb lbb shehas
has b been bn boarding bornc at a the te Knudsen Kuho house houseBerglund houseBergiund
Berglund Br < lund one on of the te survivor eumvor said saidthat saidthat Id Idtb
that tb t there tr was a falrbreese fair fair brs breese on o the way q I
back bck and the th sloop was under uDer mainsail mainsailand mld j
and an jib A sudden equal eul from fr the te south southwest atI atIwcame southweetcanie ¬
west wcame came down upon upthe th thRoxanna Roxanna Ixn and anddrove ad addrn anddrove
drove drn her her into Ito a a cross Ol current 011t The Thamain Thelaib Themain
main laib sheet Ibet had h h boon r tied ledwhlcb which I Ie not Bo a acautious acautious
cautious cutu proceeding proecUn In equally ulwthe weather weatheraad Weathernd
aad a nd before befO Capt cpt Samuelson 8uelin who wa waat wut wasat
at t the th tiller Uleroould could loose Jo the sheet ta th the boat boatwest bt btovr boatrept
west over ovr Bargluad Balund managed Be to keep keepafloat ke keepafloat
afloat a t until uti the tug reached INche him Ha Hasay Ie Ieeay II IIsay
say that tht the hot ho two Knudsen Knudn children cbllci were werepenned ler werepenned
penned ed In the cabin cabinTha cabini cabinThe
The Quarantine QuaU boat bt Allen Ale want ent out last laatnight J lastnight
night nJa to t search a for bodies bodieBerglund b bodieserglund
Berglund Jshmd Bays that tt Capt Op Bamuelsan Bamuelsanbrother Samuotsenbrother uele uelebthe
brother bthe ailed Iled acroa aqr tb tetto the Atlantic In i an anopen anope
lo open boat bo ti1 in iw 1tL u
FIXE PINEIIO1SEFOfl7hlfJflAXIND PINEIIO1SEFOfl7hlfJflAXINDGift rf IIOtSE 10rFonrll FOR TtlKCnAXARDS TtlKCnAXARDSGift tOnARDS tOnARDSGUt I
Gift of Ogden OCdt Mllln IU ILls to III IDalshterTo IDalshterToe DaachterTo DaachterTorie DaughterTino
rie e Ani Americanized AmericanizedpicSai h ric Ce Bl7r I7c < t ta
a picSai < ttol Cttn ff Dtnatch Oplc t Id d < fa iesuH iesuHLNDON aa SUM SUMLONDON sexLoNDoN
LONDON LNDON July Jul IF 1 WOgden Ogden Mills 11 ha habought ha has hasbought
bought bughta8 a as a wedding wedln gift Ri cen to t hi hladuh hladuhfer his daugh daughter daughbr ¬
ter the Countess Counteaof of Oranard Grrd Mortimer MortimerHouse MnnlmerHous MortinlerHouse
House Hous in Halklns street tret near ler Relgravla RelgravlaSquare flelgraviaSquare lgYla lgYlaSuar
Square Suar It la la a Urge roomy reom mansion mansionwhich manllonhlch mansionwhich
which belonged blonge to the late t Lord Lrd Pen Penrhyn Pentlly Penlii
rhyn rhynTh tlly
Th Countess who ho since her marriage marriagehaa marrla marrlaoupie
liaR occupied oupie a house hoU In Charles Cles etret etretls streetleased street streetleased
leased ls from C m Lord Lfd Dartmouth Danmouthl will willmake willmake
make considerable cllderble alterations altrUona In Morti Mortimer Mori Morime Montimet ¬
met me House Boo A modern American Americ heating heatingsyateta beUnc beUncIY heatingsystem
system IY Q will 1 be b Installed Inltle and nd It will 1 be badecorated bedert bedecorated
decorated dert and ald furnished to suit her own ownadmittedly OW ownsdmItted1y
admit admittedly good ROo taste tasteMr taat4Yr tasteMr
Mr Mill Mii Mills aoom accompanied nle by b Mr Jr and andMrs andM andMr
Mrs M Phlpps Pipp I is a passenger lannpr on the t e steamer steamerMauritania stearOerMawetanla tmer tmerMautn
Mauritania Mauritaniarnoxfao Mautn MautnlnO MawetanlaP1fO14Z1
rnoxfao lnO D SUED ED KILL 114r HERSKLF HERSKLFAnd tIE FRn FRnAl 1fS1VIF 1fS1VIFAnd
And Al Did Kef Iftore toter or Her leMter Hitter Culd Gel to toHer c cler toher
Her ler Md MdMr de dei deMrs
i Mr Pauline aule William WUUas a widow dowbo dowboUve who wholived wholived
lived Uve alone aont at the Albemarla Abre apartmentMl apIBent apartment
Ml 51 West Wet TwentyHMventb Tetyent street trt called calledher caJe calledhr
her hz sister ater Mrs M John Hlrachfeld mnbfold on n the thetelephone theIephoe thelephono
telephone a atew few minute nut after aft midnight midnightyeaterday mldch mldchr mIdnightyesterday
and told her that she going goingto
yesterday r ad Ie tt a wan an
to t take tk her own olroItwod life It would be b too late lotano lat lateno
no lomtf matter how b w much Mrs MI Hlnohfeld Hlnohfeldmight I1nschTeldmIght
<
might mJht hurry hur to reach rch her side fnhfeld fnhfeldmJht the tevolc voice voloaover voiceover
over oTe th the wire wro said ed There Ther waa W p pi a final finalgoodby nnllaby finalgoodby
goodby aby and then the tho c qlck ick Ickot of the te 1 re receiver receiver ¬ I
ceiver ceiverMrs ceiverMrs
oye
Mrs r Hirachfeld mrachoJd hurried hurrie to the thl apart apartments aprt apartmeats ¬
meats ment bf her slater1 e 1 There Te aba he found foundthat Coundt foundthat
that t person pln in the th house hou already alrdy had hadbroken bd bdbrokt hadbroken
broken brokt into Ito her alstor are room ro and ad found foundher foundb foundbkrde
her b bkrde r dead ded donb on o her hr bed b A t gas p tube t from frornareadlnE a areading ar
reading r lamp had hd been bn the te agency agencyMrs acna agen y yMrs
Mrs Regina Rc Ullman Ill the suicides sutcidssmother Julcro Julcromothe suicidesmother
mother mothe who whoIM wbolives live in InAttlo Atlantic City Cty came cameto cme cmeto cameto
to If itew ew York Yok Upon receipt of oft the meoC meoCher new of ofher ofher
her daughter dught4ra death det1 rp and ad took tk charge chargeof
of the body by Long Lne Illness Ilnl and a d mental meqtl de depression depron depresslon ¬
pression pron were given by b the i family as1 the thecause thecau thecause
cause cau of tho suicide suicideORUKR aodll aodllonmm suicideORDEft gve
ORUKR CAME CAMP JVST JrJSTIV7IIt JrJSTIV7IItClle fV TIMK TIMKCMMrea TIMPchildren
CMMrea Clle children to t Dr Deported Dtfe Were HP Already Alreadyon 4trn
on t aa 4 utglag et > a tAnsy UarrMrs tAnsyMra f
Mrs M Guaie Knhn Kn of 234 24 Eldridge Eke street streetwho at8t streetwho
who ha h baa been bn in I this country oountl oountr two yean yeanand yr yearend
and id who whO whose et husband bUhd abandoned abone her be soy several 1 soyeral ¬
eral r month monUI ago recentlysent rnti reo ntltncnt t to RUal Russia Russiamoney Russiamoney
money moneto to pay py the passage JPt to Kew te1 York Yorkof Yorkof
of her children cidren David David aged age 10 and ad Una Unaaged Ln Linaaged
aged aed They The arrived ave on n July 8 1 and a atha M Mthe
the mother could culd not prove pl to t the ans sails satisfaction aatlfaton sailsfaction ¬
faction faton of a special pJ board brd of Inquiry Inuir that thatthey tbt tbtthe thatthey
they the were not not likely lel to becyms become ml public publiccharge pthllocbtge pthhlocharges
charge cbtge they were w re ordered orer deported deportedUnknown depr deportedtnknown
Unknown tknOn to Commissioner William Williamfriends Wiim WiimfrIed WillIamsfriends
friends frIed of Mr Kahn appealed aPlleth the case caseto C caseto
to Washington Waslnlon
The Thi children had hd been n put aboard a rd the thaHamburgAmerican tbeUamburgmerlcn theHamburgAmerican
HamburgAmerican liner lner Cincinnati Clnnna on onFriday1 O onFriday
Friday Fynd and were we on o their tplr way w Y down do tba tbaNorth thoNortb e eNnr
North Nnr River Ror on Saturday atury when We bon the t th order ordernsRM o otdercame
came 1 from tr the tl thflcpedmeniot Department Depnme of Commerce Commerceasd C ime imea8d
asd Labor for forthe their release I oa a surety suretyUio
J I
1 f1 r rWi
tog Wi out toInteroept tolntrpt jt the > Cincinnati Cincinnatioff CInbInnatlind CInbInnatlindolrLiherty lnbnnU and andoJry
off Liberty oJry Island la d the children cbldr were wertr trans transferred rsns rsnsferred ¬
ferred ferrf from tbe liner lner to the thBtUja tug tigand and ye yeterday y yterda yeterday
terday terda morning were wer with wit withthelr i their mother motheri motherSHOT motherIIT motherIIor
SHOT IIT FROM FI0 nilt nFATlfUKO nFATlfUKODlnj nltTIIED nltTIIEDDlns DEITJIIIEZADying
Dying Man Plrr EirrsTreeTlnuei 1f Three TreeTrIN Times at Kurclar KurclarTrim Uurlar UurlarTf DurgtarThen
Trim Tf tixplrrArutNTf tixplrr IxpimAiavz ptl
ArutNTf July It 1Whle 18While While on his death deathbed deth dethb dathbed ¬
bed b and in I a stupor aCuprO C B Walker Wale a busi business bUI bUInM buainess ¬
ness nM man mn of ot Atlanta was revived by the thepresence te teprNenc thepresence
presence prNenc of ota a negro nel burglar urglr In hi his room roomlaat roomlt roomhat
hat lt night nljbt Walker Immediately Immeitely seIned seleeda hse
a pistol plslolwhlch which was on on a table tbl near ne the tbabed tbeb thebed
bed b fired Or three Ihr shots at atae the negro nec who whofled whoned whofled
fled nnd then rel rell relapod p od Into the te death deathstupor deth dethalupr deathstupor
stupor stuporThe alupr stuporThe
The physicians phy oll had announced anounc there therewaa IhereW therewas
was W no hope for Walkers recovery rvry and had hadretired hadretired d drUr
retired rUr In the te room rm with wlb the sick man manwere manwere manwere
were a trained tine nurse Dun and a his bi wife About Ablut Ablutoclock AboutI
2 oclock this morning Mrs Mr Walker Waker and the thanurse tbenur thenurse
nurse nur who had bd gone to sleep P were e roused rousedby roued rouedb rousedby
by b pistol patol allot tola and saw 8 Walker Waer upright uprightin uprlaht
in I tied b firing frng at a negro neg who was escaping escapingthrough eplngthrugh escapingthrough
through thrugh a a window wndow As Walker Waker fired ftr the thelast tholt thelast
last lt shot ahot the Ih negro negarmed screamed and the sick sickman aok sickman I
man m dropped dro the pltol fell el back b k pp the theb
I b ed t and did pp not ruly rulyWHOLESALEtltAXA fJy fJyI fJyllIUSUIDI rajyWiIOLESIIttItNAIEV4LTIRS I
WHOLESALEtltAXA llIUSUIDI WiIOLESIIttItNAIEV4LTIRS WiIOLESIIttItNAIEV4LTIRSin ii i IE4LTIKS IE4LTIKSii F1UTIK
1 in MN Men laos Ilaugnitanil llaucnt anil ane H N 1104 < M Deterta Ddee I te Mr Mrlateral HI MrGeneral
lateral Gferl mart > Hrcammraded Hrcammradedaptditl Keemmff
aptditl SpItI CtUt CaW On lc Dept5 fait la Ta Ta SUM SUMCONHTANTINOPIK SU nezCoxwrA4t1NorIx
CONHTANTINOPIK CHRANnSoPL1 July uly IS 1To 18The The report reportof rpor
of th the courtmartial courtmaia held at Adana 4dan In Inconnection Inooneotlon inconnection
connection ooneotlon with wit the thl massacres maarthee maartheeonllUr there therecensure therecensures
censure onllUr the Vail and other local loo officials officialsIt olala olalaI
It I announce nnoune that fifteen 1lten of the murder murderer murderershave ¬
murer murerera
er era ershave have been bn hanged hang already alrd and d adds addsEight ae addsEight
Eight Eht hundred hund deserve death 10 16000 16000deserve 15000deserve
deserve der penal plaertude servitude for fo life If lit and MOOO MOOOdeserve IO sooodeserve
deserve dNere minor punishment If I the Gov Government Govermnt 0evernment ¬
ernment ermnt decide delde to carry out tha thepunish thepunishmerits epunl punish punishment ¬
merits we will wl establish etabUb a cordon cron around aroundthe ad adthe
the town tow W WTe and an deal de with wit the matter expedltioualy exp expedl expeditlously
tioualy tioualyThe I IThe
The court however recommends that thata
Te rommend
oour tt tta
a as a general a mer reconciliation rolatlonh ha occurred occurreduniversal or occurreduniversal
universal ulvrl amnesty amnety be b granted Int on the theoccasion te teoion theoccasion
occasion oion of o a national nUonl fete r t te
LONE Imat LIFE UPEcAEZRS SAVKIfS RAIEIS FEAT FEATMans JEIT JEITMa FELTMini
Mans Ma a Uf let IAtebOst eneat by himself Iltd and Save Sa a aParty aU a1tmek
U 1tmek Party PartyATLINTIO Par ParAT PartyAmawnzo
ATLINTIO AT NO Crrr July Jul 1 1Kepr ItKeepr Keeper Bowen Boweain D
in sole charge of the e Cedar Car Creek Creekllfe CreekllfeYi life lifeaaving lit litsaving
saving Yi s station under the Government Governmentrule
rule that force tOfOllllmemberaof member of the crew off offduty offduty o oduty
duty during the summer month mad made a alose aloee alone
lose rescue thi t this afternoon pjternoonwben when the tI16lau8cb tI16lau8cbN launch launchNix
Nix N in which were Capt Charles Haddon Haddonana Haddonand
and hi bIG family broke down d wEl two mile mileOff 11I11oft milesofi
Off shore aboroCapt shoreCapt hOT0Capt
Capt Bowen watching atdll It Vhe be little boat boatthrough boatthroup boatthrough
through hi his glasses S saw It aUjUcer aUjUcerin staetin
in tb the seas Ha dragged the surf boat boatdown boatdown boatdown
down through tbroulhtNt the breaker and rode rodealont rodealODft rodealone
alone out to the tb launch Capt Haddon Haddonwaa
was w able to hold hi bJa boat up into the tkfrmtll BOOS BOOSimtll eeamti1
imtll a line was paoaed to th the lifeboat lifeboatHa
Ha towed the th disabled boat to Island IslandHeight IslandHelChtft Z1n4Heights
Height Inlet The women WGBI In the th party partygot partygot y ygot
got a wetting from the th waves which frhlobboarded whichboarded whichboarded
boarded the launch launchAfAr launchMn launchM4Y
AfAr CALL Oil MILITIA MILITIAiovrrunr iiUUTAOveniiir i ijnnitiH
iovrrunr jnnitiH of FmUiivUsata tooiij a WetermlnrdY WetermlnrdYHaell HeterflIaedtluell etet te teflaell
Haell RletlnK 1li Uag at MeKert HeU HeUPiraittwo fIc fIcPnntlUMO 4s 4sPxrrsItuno
Piraittwo JulY 18 18009 GOT Stuart has haamade burpado hasrpade
made all n preparation BII to call out one onebrigade 11I6rlpdo onebrigade
brigade of the theN theNatlonsl National Guard to quell qUoUtbe qUoUtberlotlns the therioting therioting
rioting at t the Pressed Steel stlOAr Oar mr Coffl Cofflpanya Copauiy Coetpunys
panya plant If the th State constabulary and anddeputy anddeputy anddeputy
deputy sheriff It b erlft are unable to topreaerve topreaerveorder preserve praservorder preserveprdRt
order orderHoeood prdRtHtieond
orderBrigade Hoeood Brigade officer 9 hay gone over overthe overWHI overthe
the WHI ground round at the tbel sooth side of th the Pressed PredSteel PrNaedSteel PressedSteel
Steel Car plant and haVe hay mapped InaP out a acamp acamp acamp
camp for Infantry wgbnenta 1eDta and cavalry
Map ban bMQfornr4ed bean fonrsr forwarded d to MaJor MaJorO MajorGm <
O Gen wT John A Wllay WU at Franklin a and nd to toAdjtO toAcljtGen toAdJtOen
AdjtO n Thoma Stewart at atburC Harrl Harrlburg azrte azrteburg
burg by tb the officer Ia oatrg altar charge of the taaurveya tMau thesurveys
surveys au fI1
RAGING BOAT BOATBURS BURNS AT ATSB ATSBKT SEA SEAKITCIXQLES SB SBKITCIXQCEs
KITCIXQLES KT ItJLFJIlFW CREW AT ATOF 3IEflC 3IEflCOF lfCY lfCYII
OF WAVER FOIl F n II norms normshe 110 01 fRS fRS8he Its ItsShe
She he was WaINc1n Leading < In toe Rare afe from Bay BayRidge BarRlelsef RayRidge
Ridge to Marblehead When OatoleneTook G Oatolene ltsOIeTook t lett8 lett8Took
Took Fire and Drnv Dr te All 11 hand into intothe 118 1 1the
the fheaterautllelt WatrrBe Waterleirned < raa1 fcy i fleneener fleneenerVIXBTABD AMOJlleIVUn1ABD SebonetVnrzytno
VIXBTABD HAVKK 1I 1tN Mass MAJuly July 18 isThe isThepower ilTbepower Tho Thopower
power boat Kitcinque owned ned by bF Fraijk FraijkD FF FFD UJ t tD
D Qheen who lives at 4M West lllst lllststreet 1UItatre 141Rtstreet
street t New York caught fire early earl this thismorning th thmOl1lhi thuznoridng
morning < and was we totally destroyed destroyedMr deatroy6cMr
Mr Gheen Walter rlt M Staling her flail navigator 4YIcatornd flailgatar ¬
gator catornd and the 1erour four other members of ofher orbtk ofhe
her crew c r w N U Whltaker the designer designerof f fof
of the craft FredThurber of 0 Providimef Providimefwho ProYid ProYidbo
who bo baa hutaIcer taken part
In many aDT such races racesC nOM
C F Chapman and andFlnoer Knglnoer En inoer Ureenqugb Ureenqugball Oreenquhan
all amateurs except ono had a narrow narrowescape DanCwe naryowescap9
escape e but were saved savedThe MVcdThe savedThe
The ftdnque was as built bulltror for Mr Ghees GheesIn Oheenorder
In order that thatbemlJht be bemi1t might capture oapt re the F M MWHsoncup MoWnoncupoC hiWIIsoacup
WHsoncup offered through tiJrOulbtbe th the Cresorat CresoratAthletic CO CceeoeatAthletic OMt
Athletic Club Clubfora for a race from Bay flldge flldgeto ld e etoMarblehoad
to Marblehoad Mr qheen likes Ilk Kit Klta as asa sia
a name for Corhl his boats boa but Instead In d of ornu num numbering nuil nuilbqripg i irI ¬
bering rI a them 9ne qn two Jhrea hre In English Englishhe Engl Englhe JIWt JIWthe
he favors the French His allaet last racer be before b bfor befor ¬
fore for the one on burned this tbJemomln morning was waaKlttrols WQ wasKLttroIs
Klttrols l or Kit HI The burood tnirnedboat itn boat was waaUx wastheilfib
Ux Ihonrth > fifth he has owned and ndhe he called her herKliclnque b bKltclnque herKltciniuO
Kliclnque which bi b In view of o the dlsaaUrJ dlsaaUrJwaa d1 d1was
was appropriately named when the lit literal literal iiteral ¬
eral English pronunciation Is I considered consideredfor conafdererorKlt cou4doreforKltmank
for rorKlt forKltmank forKltmankThe Kit sank sankTbe lank lankThe
The race was started tart < from Bay IUdg JUd JUdyeterda mdgw mdgwyesrctay r ryesterday
yesterday morning D rBQ The Kitclaquo JCltcllQuthe wa wathe wag wagthe
the moot powerful powerfUlboat powerfulboatamongtlte boat among amon tha twel twe1vltarteraJr twelve twelvestarters va vastarters
starters ltarteraJr Mr Gheenbad Gheen bad made mactea a d dture depar departure drLure ¬
ture from former formertheorle theories and had decided decidedthat hofclectthat decidedthat <
that he woud do better If he had a rut faafcboat rutboat fuelboat
boat and andaUowee allowed time to the others instead 18crtead in Iastead ¬
stead of having g a slower ow r or low lopo lopooat power powerboat powert
boat t and receiving r time The Kitcinque Kitcinquewas
was equipped with a 75 horsepower horsepowermotor hONepowmotor horsepowmotor
motor and her speed baa been figured redfteen at atfifteen a afifteen
fifteen miles mil an hour hourShe hoorShe hourShe
She made s spectacular peota ular start Jumped Jumpedto
to t the thefront 4 front aa the starting gun aun80undecl Bounded Boundedand soundedAnd
and rapidly drawing drawln < away from th thothers the theoUlelll thaother
others In the race was wai hull down when whenlast whenlast Ji Jilast
last seen from Rockaway Inlet and then thenshe theaIh thenshe
she Ih soon aoOn lost I ataltht Right of the tb others In Inrace the
race
raceIt It Is la211 28S miles from Bay Ridge to toM toMblehflc1nd Mu M r rblehead
blehead blehflc1nd and Jh the course took the racers nOONBlons racersalong racersalong
along tha be south lOut side eideofLongIe1and of Long Island then theneither theneither 8f1 8f1either
either through Vineyard Sound or south southof
of Marthas Vineyard to toth the shoals wher whertha w wthe a athe
the amateurs had to show their skill at atnavlgtlag atnaYia atnavigaWsE
navlgtlag and dth then 9 along ttia Cap Cod Codbora Codabore COLtshore
shore tbHasaaebttMtta ttJ thMaaaaohuettPiy UMttl lkyand Bay and to M Mar Marblehe Masblebe r rnavlgator
blehe blebe d fr 4 IO IOJ1 t tnavigatorendbo
P J1 IMMu P t tP
navlgator navigatorendbo v 1 aad be h e has the tli e reputation repuonobeloa t of ofbeing ofbeing fOl
being very clever and the meet lJI 8t daring of ofall ofall ofall
all thosewho take part p partIu rt1n hi these th long dis distance d1ataaoe dlitanos ¬
tance race rioea The yacht which was wubandaonieioW a ahandsome ahandsome
handsome bandaonieioW low bodied craft painted paintedlllate a alate aslate
late color travelled very fast and nd did didwell didwen didwell
well all day long ton She nkirted the theLoB theLoBIsland Long
Island shore just in eight of land and the thahelmsman thehelmsmen thehelmsmen
helmsmen all of oCwbom whom were wereexpen wereexpenwere expert expertwere expertwere
were keeping her well on her course coursetaking OOIUlletaking coursetaking
taking every advantage of the tides and andcutting adcuttlng andcutting
cutting off o corner where they could couldSoon couldSoonaftel8unll couldSoon
Soon Soonaftel8unll aftergunset t the light on Monlauk MonlaukPoint MoriaukPoint MonaukPoint
Point waa sighted and then the yacht yachttook yachttook acht achttook
took a course passing Inl south of Block BlockIsland BlockI BlockIsland
Island I l ud and heading toward the Vineyard VineyardSouiuf VineyardSouruflightebip
Souiuf 8owuflIchtablp llghteblp This waa done to get getthe cetthetull getthe
the thetull full advantage of tide and to be able ableto
to save ye mile In Insoln going < over the shoal shoalat ahoatat
at which work Mr Blellng I is a master masterIt
It was just about midnight About Aboutthree Aboutthree Aboatthree
three mile north of the yacht wa wu the Old OldSow OklBow OldSow
Sow and Pig llght l1ahhlp hlp still called that by bymariner bymarlnera bymariners
mariner b but t In modem lore known a sa the theVineyard 10Vineyard theVineyard
Vineyard Sound und lightship No o 41 She Sheshowed Sbeahowed Sheshowed
showed two red redAlight Alight lIht and those of ofth ofthcrew the thacrew thecrew
crew of six whowere who were on o deck deckwereooa deckwereooagratulaUna were werecon werecongratulating con congratulating ¬
gratulating themselves that the entrance entranceto en raaoo raaooto
to the Sound had been made so well sad aadthat lulthat sadtXut
that they the were were so so far on the journey
Ahead Gay Head light was w blinking blinkingthrough blink InS
through throu < b the darkness flashing alternate alternatered alteuiatred
red and white lights U < hta and warning w rnlng mariner marineroff marinersoff era eraottthe
off ottthe the bold dangerous dan tW promontory and andto stdto d dto
to the northeast norlheutwere were the two o fixed lights IlchtaonCutthunk lightson
on Cuttyhunk another warning wmlntltokeep wmlntltokeepott to keepoff keep keepoff
off the graveyard where the thebones txme ea of ofmany sx sxmany so somany >
many good ship are decaying decayingThere decayingTh decayingThere
There Th re was tio o moon It wa was dark and andonly andonly andonly
only the light that show ahowUle the way wsytt wsyttmariners Y to tomariner tcmarlnera
mariner and occasionally the port or orstarboard exltarboard r rstarboard
starboard light of some 8OmeC coasting < ohoofMr lIobooaWrelieved sohoopvrelieved ohoofMrrelieved
relieved the blackness There was a agentle acentle agentle
gentle beave heaveon on the ocean Oean through which whlahthe whl whlthe whichthe
the Kitcinque e plodded her wy 1 At Atmldnlghteha Atmldnlabtlhe Atmidnigbtebe
mldnlghteha had mad madel55 1U nautloaVrails nautloaVrailsShe nautlo nautloalmIhssShe lmn lmnShe
She had then been out IS hours 20 minute minuteand minuteand mInutesand
and her average peed speed had been 117 117nautical iitnauUcal 11i1auUcal
nautical mile an hour Hoc motor had hadworked hadworked
worked well ell without giving any trouble troubleTha troublerh troubleThe
The finishing line was only onl 190 ao mile away awa
and eleven hour more would put the yaoat yaoatsafely yacktrely ysc yscsafely
safely In Marblehead harborand harborandInoord with wit a arecord arecord
record to her credit ctaditTba ctedltThe creditThe
The Kltotnqua which whlobw wa the moat moatpowerful POIItP noetpowerful
powerful P boat in th the no raCe wee w leading leadingtha ladlttthe
the fourteen other onaft aad at midnight midnightthey mldnlhtthey midnightthey
they were three mile aoutb lIOuthof of Vineyard VineyardSouc4 VIB81ardJlahtehlp VineyardRoun4
Souc4 lightship when suddenly auddealyatartoct a astarted J Jstarted <
started forward Walter M HBIeIIn BUling < oap oaptala oa oaot caj cajtai
tala tai of the craw wa was at the wheel at ta tatime tb tbtlmeDd thetime
time tlmeDd and either asleep Ieepor or hi Intbe the engine engineroomwereC enciaJOOII engineroom
roomwereC room wenC F Chapman Fred Tnurber TnurberN ThurbecNM
N NM M Whltaker Engineer EncineerQreeaoup EncineerQreeaoupand Qreenough Qreenoughand
and Mr Gbea Ob All AUbanda hand were called calledto
to the oene oana of action by bTCapt Capt Biellng J1lellftsand Biellngand Bielingand
and an attempt made to extinguish the thaflame tMftmN theflames
flame ftmN Seeing this blew wa impossible Impoaalbleaad ImpoaalbleaaderpeoUne and aadazpeotlng andszpeotlng
azpeotlng that at any moment the tank tankfilled tanIdlJed tunicsfIlled
filled with gasolene would explode explodethaM explodethaMaboud tho thoaboard thoSe thoSeaboird
aboard made ready to tocet get off offMr offMr offMr
Mr Oboes Whltaker and a d Deoigaw DeoigawQraoaough Deel DeelGreeaoucb DeigarOreenough
Qraoaough got Into the nvill ill boat white whiteCapt wldit0Ipt
Capt Blellng Chapman sad ThuiW ThuiWjumped 111urbelJl1pedoverboard Thuitejumped
jumped Jl1pedoverboard overboard into IatoVloeyani Vineyard Sound SnuetLTl1ek SoundTheir SoundTheir
Their departure re from the craft wa not ta nota
a moment too toolIOOD soon for hardly had they theyall theyaI1letUhe theyan
all aI1letUhe left the boat when with a great t roar roartha JOtk roarthe
the tk gasolene tank exploded sad the Lbitte Lbitteonr but butcraftwas littlecraft
craftwas craft 1 was engulfed e In flame Thoto Thotothe Those Ia Iathewater 1 1the
the thewater water were swimming a about aboutMct aboutMct1Mf1tbe Met Metwhan wedwht
whan 1Mf1tbe the boat bad capsized oap r cltb8aIt cltb8aItcllUll they aH aHclung alclung >
clung to th thewreokace thewreokaceThe the wreckage wreokagTb
Tb The tender wa wuaot not large lar < eQ eQrkokt aoujh to tohold sobold
rkokt hold all of the party and adhad had the theothec theothecthree other otaarthree otherthree
three got aboard all would have bedr keen keendrowned beendrowned
drowned Mr Gaeea GIatqo1r tqok turn tlUltwo wltt wltilth wltilthtwo > tiw tiwHisrmlag
two other men la I Hisrmlag I Ikagr agtke the oars oarswwareY1 oanswhl oanswhltk
kagr tk ped1l padaW wwareY1 around always nJ1utlr nJ1utlrt1uM handy ta tathree e ethree
three men In 1 the water ready to to1I8 mat meeMltbece7 ft ftWi
1I8 IIaew Mltbece7 tt tttk Wi W Wthey
tk they jup04 9lItIe ser tt t M4 M4I
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