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"VO. .)?? ij***?) lo il??. , |,.ii?|t I?? iikit.i?. pr<ihahl.v
.-?*? ?UtVIQ, rloudy and warmer.
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NEW-YORK. SATURDAY. SKI'TKMm'l*. 9, 1911.-P0URTEEN PAGES. ??l'HK H ONK <KST ..?T^mtBr.
IN HU! OF 1 DEGREE
TO AID STEAMSHIPS Rl
Third Engineer on the Carma
Saves Time bv "Cutting Out
Damaged Turbine.
DOCTOR STANDS CLOSE
"Enters Ihe Hot Drum at Tweri
Minute Intervals. Remaining
Inside Four Minutes to
Make the Repairs.
The tripla t?twW turhino steams
Cann Bia Of tha Cunard Une, arri
here \<-st?^r?lav fr??in UfSa**P0Ol three ?1
late She probably would hav- been f
> lata had it not Istaa fur
. ? and ability of her third >>np:in.
i ?.:ii considerable risk to him.?
! . tha tei-riflc baal <>f her mid
t. \ to maki' ten\|'?>rary rc\n
to ???!..it tbs chtef "tmiti'-ir ?l.S'r.l'.'l
t | M '1 st> BIB I IB?.
Carrnania hail bard hi'*k af
:? this port for Liven?????!, ovai
: - ? BttS arrived at h?-r bo
rheB th?* Btrike was menacing
nd had t,i go from ? or? t-. p
? atward Journey t" gsl snot
? . . l.:\ ?"-i ."?1 agi
for h- r westward trip.
Ait. r
; 'i her i :
: Plymouth, i
ttei i "i* . Bhe h
? l.trJOU ? us la h.r bunkers when i
Btop] ' inaged v>
by M'*1 ?t"*
not ei - rent to Brl
. but wh? oal a?
brought alongsld? I md thai t
? r i orts, ?
t . ng l i ? ' be si snd >ne i. l'a
tain I >' s was not dii lurage i. bo?'svi
?? ma
agi.; to a Id ? Then
stop] tala I ? th, where 1
.
The Carrnania on A
I st 29 and '.'??? August
I, 1" I1? !'. 11!
h" k. th? ml
ITOU :.'?!? ha 1 t>? be run
: ipaed Th? ?. taken si t;
| Hid was of i
. illty ????..<\ burned rapid! \
red * ? - more thi
ippi? were taken at Pi;
mouth, by the tim? mania can
I ply In the hunl
era waa low. ri - i the voysj
real j rough.
Short y !???:?.ig nit.? Halifs
the mldd ? *
then i - ? ?
? f pos ? r. ? *apl tin Do? and Mr. i
?. decided tin
raiddli ? irbine w? : e to I
? ' ? y, but t?i do this t.
nea would 1
: ?
hlef eng evei ad a
native, a?. i i send a ma
'? :?
? - : - ..??? He i x
?
' to ente
the
to t the ria
? ? ? ? ? third ? ngine? r,
in, ? ilrty-two j eara old Mi
acted i lid, '?? ? i aus
? and actii ?
tur? t the manhole ? a
IT? reel McOut? he 'ii did no
I ? H.? ? I th? turbine fou
en the < ilmns
L'"" . ? . '???! in ahuttini
off ita Bow Mc?
? i about four minutes n\ a tim?
ng a rest 1 I mil utea
Ma? k.-tizii-, the ahip'a Burgeon
by ready to attend the young en
i ? the latter ta t ice??! ht
i ? require medical attendance Th>
i -, "i be himself woul?
? into the turbine, bul tl I
Id ii"t i aas Ihn ugh the man
Mi Cut? i.'"n re elved mu ii pral i . ?
from P Bumnar, thi
ne, when Ms courag?
? ilnesa b ere r?B?called bj
? ? -a md the chief ? ngine?
. that Ma a<rt will m?oBt Hkel)
. Bboul ? ? ? ? ?gnltluD
t . the home office In Llveri ool.
. t.. h ..i, !Ti'? tons of ?'"al
; ? Halifax and ? aun- to thla i or? at a
ising tha t ao outer tur
Twenty. : ? . ? ? - ??-ft the liner
; t Halifax, i ? i t" th.'ir di atinatl? na
a
LUSITANIA TO RUSH BACK
Liner Parses Fastnet- Stop at Fish
Kuard Cancelled.
? Tin- I. isltania, whl? h
\. a Voik last Baturday and
? . f, R| ,? | rot i..v.'ii'"oi. an?i
i..... i i ool Will l"
i ? to New fork, In oa* ? to
i ;,,,. Incurr? i by the
n --.-I Fastaet at
?
guard baa I ean i an? ? ?
ate i?r? ?.??aii'itr- are b?lai rna??Vi
for ??.alitiK ami loft'linK the
nia oi ? arrivai te "-"l!
? m
ARTIST WEDS HIS MODEL
Painter of "The Arts" Marries Girl
Who Posed for Morg?n Prize Picture.
?.. Tut Till '?' I '
.i i r-i v Esrs VI Intsrs,
I am j, ?f ,mis ?rillage, who
*:'h Ins ?,,| .Mintin,.. '?Tha Art--. t" ' *****
? v?.<"? prim, ofT.-r. <i by J- P? MorgsB.
tu sai ? in? ?.i bU laarriag? Uj lia m? * :
-"i fot him m the picture thai won
J ' ; ? Ihe waa rotmeily m?at Voto ?
BartMtt, ..r ?'i,.
''?"? " i?:. w. re ii.aiii??! tin-'- a*? s? -
Af"r a risH i.. , u . i? ft lasi niKl?t far
'.'1 viill IcaVB for l-""'
??fotvfey M thel? i. n?ij ?B4MNI. The prise
,.?? mog?n by Winters
Ufan, i?-? Boot toa was *r:'?'
?J**? I i n won tii- ",,,lx ''"
" In h (WM of lour hUBdrsd """
r* from .?ii over Iks UuttAd Itatea
? P?-** BMi?B ,|?. iMnn?'i' M ??""?'? *"
gating under the bast -??-?asters for
U-Bg paggw.
'_
Making the Punishme
Fit the Crime.
West Point officers ha
developed peculiar skill in cut
ing the spirits of cadets wh
they become too effervesce
and their methods will be c
scribed and illustrated in T
morrow's
SUNDAY TRIBUNI
_
WIRELESS TO BOX OFFI
Hammerstein to Give Facilil
to Transatlantic Voyagers
(l'y ?.'able t" th?? Tribune ]
London, Sept. P.?Transatlantic I
HR.Ts trill p?">n bo nblt? to book spats
tlv opera in ndvance "f their arriva
L<in?iun. Oscar llamnvrst'in has
ranged with the Man.mi Wtndess O
I?any to install a receiving jilant ?in
rni.f df the new London op.-ra H?
with instrnm?'i.is keyed in unlaon v
thoaa in us.? mi all tha ocean liners.
An expert oparator will be placed
chare,?*- of UN Btatton after the gr
opera season opens in Noveml'i-r.
HAS TWO _S0NS ARREST!
Aged Merchant Declares TV
Beat Him Severely.
lily Talagrault to Uta T*itbaaa.]
Hackenaack, N. J.. Bept 8. Otto
BchultS, a dealer In antique furniture
No 808 sixth avenue, Net? York, arlt
handaoRM home at Paliaade* Park, n
here, cauaed tha arreat to-.lay of
s.ms. Otto J.. jr. an?i Robert, chavrg
them with assault and battery. He I
Obtained a ajearch warrant against
daughter, Minnie, th? wife of Hei
Zeilmaer, chargins she had hidden
valuable silver aervica and a diam<
aunburat worth $1,200. The lilverwi
trai recovered by two conatablea
Mrs. Va limaer. though admitting poaai
aion of the aunburat, said her lawyer
Itructed her not to give it up. M I
father had given it to her.
Mr. Bchulta, who ia ? widower aix'
thf yeara old, told Justice Johnaon tl
tire family was < .inspiring to ?
rid of him and were planning to ha
him declared Inaane, He waa oppoa
t i the recent wedding of hla daugh'
?hu made the acquaintance of Zelltna
an assistant pun return Vet
Holland.
The aged furniture dealer, who h
been In bualneaa In sixth avei u :
forty years, gaya hli ?sons brutally r
tacked him, on?* holding his hands wh
the other beat him about the far... ofti
he told Juatlce Johnaon and hia coupa
ha has been compelled t?> atart for bui
MM In the morning without a bite
? at, his children refusing to provide f
him. if.' said ne would now proceed
! ave the children pi | oui of the ho lae.
BAG OF JEWELS OVERBOAR
Costly Frolic on Steamer, i
Which George Primrose Fi?urei
i y. . ? . Tht 1 rfl n
Portland, it.-.. Sept s. A litt!?? frol
"|. hi" dcek of t!.. ?f.- .tiv r B? at "r. fro:
Hi" aouth of Portland, la laid t" ha\
coat i;.??ir!:" Primroae, the mlnatrc
Jewelry valued at from $5,000 t?. s ? ;. ? h ??
while Mrs. Adelia Ruaaeli, raid to he
thy hott on widow, loal .??.hmm? Wort
..f Jewelry, according t" fellow pu
Bengera. Prirnixvae and Mrs. ':.?.???
were the i entre of a group on th
Baaver*i deck, when half a doten m??
tame trooping by on ?in around the-de<
marath?n.
"Let'a atop them next time,*' Priinros
auggeated. Mrs Rnaa? II and the other
agreed, and when the racera again cam
around th?? c.rner the party, arlth arm
trei -.. .1. obatruct?*??. their pith. ;
playful at niggle pi sued, In whl? h a baj
thai hung from Mrs. Ru-well'a armbrok
awa v ai i f? ? "\ erboard.
"My Jewela!" ahrieked Mra. Ruaaeli
"A - >i t In? " - - ho? d Primroae. But th
hag lia?! aui i;. Prlmroee "as Invlaibl.
to-daj
VACCINATED IN MOUTH
Young Woman Picked Her Teetl
with a Vaccine Point.
[B: " ? ? | , I ' Tht Tril'it -<?. I
Ludlow, Ky , Sept. B. With her gumi
and throat mflamed and awollen, Mlaa
Joaephtne Brown, ol Badievllla, Ky. wai
s'-nt by a phyaiclan ol this town to-d j
tu .? Cincinnati hospital to be treated foi
";?' i id? ntal vaccination."
The accident happened In a peculiar
way, Beveral daya ago ?he young
woman says ajie picked up ? vaccine
i ..'tit and, thinking it a toothpick, picked
her teeth with n Aa a reeuli i?. i guma
and mouth became loo? dated with the
virus.
Becoming alarm?**- at the unuaual ?orog
In her mouth, Miss Brown .??ut for a
phyal? Ian. He m ni her to the Cln? Innatl
hoapital for treatment, but the phyai
? ?ans aald tha a? cldental \a? ? ?nation
would have to tak<? its courae.
4>
MARRIED; NOW TO .STUDY
Columbia Student Weds Girl Who Has
a Barnard Scholarship.
I By Telterrapti I i H - Trtl une |
.\i:i??raukee, -??lit ? Enoch Burton Going,
of Net? fork, and Lui y Ada Ca a, o
Wauwgtoaa arere tnaniad t??n:?_-iit after a
romance Involving Wlaconaln, Columbia and
? d ...I.? ?-?? ?
Mr. Qolni la taking poat-graduate arorh In
Columbia L'nlveralty, ' hi.. -1 ? ,. ?? h ,-.
. larahlp in Barnard ? 'ollege They
got ., gpeclal ll<*enee from .iu??k?- Bherid'an
?in?i the ceremonj waa perforated to?nlght,
after which tha youna. couple lafl for New
Y"iK 10 lak?' UP their Btttdlaa
i_-a>
STOPS RUNAWAY IN AUTO
Young Hermann Oclrichs Handily
Catches a Frightened Horse.
Iiiy Telaaiaiih to Tbe 'int.un?-. )
Newport, I ?/hila driving through
l'"''M"..nii this tti..rn::.k' la tali automobile, '
Hennann Oelrieha, tha aoa "t* lira Her?
mann Oelrieha, uaed hla rnachlni in
la atopping ? runaway horea beiongl
tha farm ,.t . :. ?,. | .\?f, u or Reginald Van?
? '?rlillt
Young ? ?? . . ?vert?
' him a.? the animal i low? - ...
a?n?lrttnan
FOR ASTOR -WEDDING?
Venerable Rhode Island Baptist
Clergvman Says He
Got Offer.
READY TO TIE THE KNOT
Rumor of Ceremony To-day ?it
Newport?Yacht Noma, with
Colonel Astor and M?fs
Force, Sailed Yesterday.
Providanca, Bept t\ -Alth<otigh be de
c'.irod he hn?l rmt bean definitely sh
gSged to offici?t.', Edwin S. Straight a ?
carpenter of Fast Providence, who is
a venerable retired mmlater of th?' Bap?
tist denomination, aaid to-night thai he
believea ha will perform tha ceremony
uniting in marriiiB?? Colonel John Ja?"l.
Astor and Mb s Madeleine T. Force, of
New York. It waa BBld hero to-day tint
thf cstamony would take place In New
i'ort to-morros. x
Mr. Straight, dia-niseing the rnatter on
hla return home to-nlghl front hla day's
work at th?- carpenter*a bench, aaid that
ho was approached last Tuesday by
Richard B. Comstock, "f Pitrvldenee, a
lawyer, who lias "Bounded** several min?
isters In Rhode Island as to their srlll?
Ingneaa to officiate al Colonel Aster's
wedding. Mr. Btraighl told Mr. Com
atock, .''.s he Informed reporters to-tlay,
that he will marry "anybody with a
license" and thai hs has no obJe**tlon to
performing the marriage ceremony In a
f !.' r?- one of the parties has been
?Jh otri ?].
Ac* ording to Straight, :.?? has had
more than one conference with Mr. Com?
atock regarding th.'- matter, and while
hi- is nut certain that be win perform
the ceremony, it is ins belief that be
win do bo. ii?- aaid t!..it |? bad made
un appointment with Mr. Comstock t"
e?' t" Newport within a tow days, but he
could n"t say just what he would <i"
th? r ?. .'If declined to say whither ho
was going t' Newport to-morrow, as
waa reported.
Mr. Btralght la seventy years "id, and
his beard gives him somewhat ol a
patriarchal appearance. Thirty years
sgo be was pastor of a small Baptist
church in Warren, and al times since
then has supplied varioua count!*) pui
plta. Recently he baa devoted himself
almost wholly to carpentering, though
!..? hai ?? islonall? ".": lated a? a n sr?
riage or ?> funeral il- appeared at the
?? flice of th< City Registrar late to-day
an?, r?' registered, bo that there might "?a
no question a i to the i- gallty "f the
cerem permit to perform mar
- having lapsed whea be gave ap
preaching some time ego
in connection with tha report from
New Tork thai < 'olom Astor'a
Noma wsa being - f? r a I ?g
?/oyage, Mr Btraighl waa asked aa to the
extent of hla Jurladlction for performing
a marriage i'vv.>o.. He aaid his
authority ?lues not extend outside of
Rhode Island, but thai he - an offli late
anywhere In this state, ?.r, if neceasary,
on board a veasel within tho "thr. .? m?o
limit." On the oth.r hand, it was sud
that he waa not qualified t" perform
marriages outside of Providence
"it Ii my custom never to net any
i ' I? on m) sei res for performing a
marriage,*' Mr, Straight said. "1 am
w ?111118? to take as little or as much as
is er?"lv giv ?:) t" mo. I think tho Rev.
F Lewis Brooks, of Little Compton, and
tho Rev, Edward A. Johnson, of New?
port, who an- said to have turned down
..'? >!.'.? mi . ;,, )i t.. p, rfoi m t!:?'
ceremonj. ere 11 ry foolish "
i ?< '.<?:? rraph I : I ? I - ana 1
Newport, it 1, Sepi I. While City
Clerk i'r.?"k N. Fullerton, of this city,
will not admit tiit < 'olonel John Jacob
Astor has arranged f"r a marriage li?
cense, ?I la thi firm bellet here to-night
? | * i. h is th-- ?
it Ib ais.? said "ti what appears t?? h??
K.i authority that th" wadding will take
place ??' i:..-?ii\?.,.,<!, Colonel Astor'a
place m Newport, some time to-morrow.
It would !?? possible for partira desir?
ing t?? in' married to have the City Clerk
?all upon Lhem ami make '?ut the neees
aary application in his presence at their
home or ?i... bvbere else, and it would ("?
1? tni in every way. This la believed to
be v,hat ..i- happened in regard to
Colonel Astor and Miss Portee, though
Full? rton nil not admit it directly His
anawer t" a question aa to whether or
not Colonel Astor could be married here
to-morrow, provided he had a min
Ister i" perform the ceremony, la taken
tu mean thai i \ erj thing la arranged.
in answer to this question City Clerk
Fullerton said; '1 don'i aee why not,
ii they hat.mplled b Ith th" law."
Further than this he said: "i do n? ?t
fee>| that I ran ?five out any Information
from toy ofBc? until ?t la a matter ?>f
record. I never have given '"it ;? mar?
riage license rince i have held this office
?? (thou! it lust being r.rded, and i do
ant Intend to do it with this one, if tha
, . i? ni": y '?K' -i plaoe hi i? "
Colonel John Jacob Astor, with his
daneee, Miss Madalafne T. For?'?-, and
her father, William n Fono, left ?Jew
fork at '-' "? lock yesterday aftornoon on
board tin' ateam yacht Noma, atarting
from in" New York Facht Club atatlon
,,t th.' foot "f West Blsl street Al?
though tim yachl is coaled .uni pro
visioned for a long cruise. Colonel Astor
?md his as? r.taty Intimated that the
trip waa merely i" Robblna Island or to
some other point in th.- Bound for the
aake "f Bshlng, Buch as Colonel Astor
undeitook s ith his ?Aneea and i1( r
fattier about two ?..ka ago.
Colonel Astor and ins Bscretary denied
the rmn'.i curreni t" th.- effect thai ti?.
rnarrisge bad sJraady tak.-n placa, but
declined t'> commit tii.'in".ilvea to any
positive atatement that th? wadding
would not tak.i piai'i- h? fur?* th.- return
, I the N"ina. It >*> iiii?l?rsl'?i,il that Miss
Porce'a trotiaaaau ?as pul on v?>- Notna
i? i. i?- the ??riling ??' th" yachl
?
BANANA PLANTATIONS DAMAGED.
I-, it I.ln,?'ii. ?'???. I i. S'il ? The i.
cent Btorma have doaa rast dsmaga to tha
ba?an . pi wtatlons, sixti iho isaad ? i i
, , tim tied, '?? ?" ,:- ?troyed In t.
,i.,, There ??'??i Ivaavj protpert] *?osa ?a
ti? >uy
COLONEL ASTOR AND PARTY BOARDING THE N?MA
Xhi j i hi Wiled from th.? ft?t Of W?aa1 Mst street y??sterd.'iy afternoon, ni<l rumor luid it that Colonel As|..r and MiM
l'i ;????> would he married before they returned to NfW York.
BOY BANDIT IM NERVE
Tried to Rob Laurel Bank, but
Ran When Fired At.
HELD TELLER UP WITH GUN
Then the Cashier Appeared with
a Pistol and Youth Fled?
Captured by Posse.
Laurel, M?i. Bept ?>?-A curly haired,
blue eyed youth Riving the name of
Henry Jackson, of Yuma. An., and his
age as seventeen, attempted t?> roh the
Citisena' National Bank her?? to?day at
the muzzle ?a' a platoL Ha lost his norve,
however, at the Blghl of ? meiiactng re
volver In the caahler'a hands, and tied
when Bred on without replying In kind
or accomplish.ii?r; big DU! p?,
He waa captured aeveral houra later.
! He made no reeiatance and admitted
being the peraon wanted. The boy said
I he had "licit" ins way i-;.?st from Ihm
Aliaona hon..', arrlvinf in Washington
two ?lays ago. Wandering on to Laurel,
ii.? saw the two bank bulldlnga here, "i
decided to rob the hank or kill every
man in it," be mid.
Wearing a falseface, a lone; auto?
mobile coat and a blue ' ap and carry?
ing a small bag, he entered ihe bank
.?'.un alter it opened. drawing a re?
volver, th" youthful bandit commajuieti
"Hande up!" and. thruating the bag
through the receiving tener*i window,
j demanded of the teller, a. L. Bevan,
that he "1111 thia bag with money, and
! do it in a hurry."
With hands raised and while the others
i; the room stout) about in similar atti
tudes, Bevan coolly proceeded to argua
the matter, which he regarded as a j !.->.
but, noting the alnl rt? i aim of th..? ?
st,irt>.i to comply with the demand, now
more pen mptoril) re| ? ated.
The caahler, ?;. W. Waters, jr. who
heard the converaation from his office m
.: I'-ar room and had alao been diapoeed
t.. regard the affair as .1 Joke, aoon re?
alised that it v n< aerloua, and. getting a
revolver, he walked quickly Into the
main office and Bred a ahot The would
be robber lowered his '.ist..! and at.1
ataring through his maak. At a aecond
?hoi he dropped maak. rap and bag and
!'? ?1 thronjrh the open door.
a j iisse was quickly organised, b il
ktranger succeeded in eluding his pur?
guen for several h<
Later tin' :."?:?;?.- man aaid he was John
p.. Morgan, of M0J1 \<-. Cal.
HAS HUSBAND
?RRESi'ED
of
Robert F. Martin Accused
Eloping with Nurse.
[Bi TtUgiapa to Tba -rrii.?:n^. 1
Aiientuwn, Penn , Bept. 8. Alleging
that her huabend had eloped with atattte
,r. /.aim. a pretty Allentown nurse, trbo
bad l'en in her household, ?Mrs. Robert
l\ Martin, wife ..f a New Y'.rk brick
tnanufacturer, with an office at No. 2811
Fifth avenue, came here to-day and ha 1
I him arrested. The wife sllegea that
Martin married Miss Zahn in Wilming?
ton, Del., and there a few days ago shu
procured a warrant from Justice
Thomas v. Lewis
Martin, who was ? -?m.mitt? d to the city
laii toi' extradition t.> DeUware, denial
bigamy, ssying he bad obtained a di?
vorce before manylng Miss Zahn.
Mrs. Mai tin savs h>? tried to K"t a dl?
vorce in New Y'.rk and could not, and
that if he R"t one elsewhere H is in?
valid.
Itobert T. Martin is s.'- i.-tary "f the Hitn
nf Bobert C. Mar'ln A ?on, dealera la
bulldera' auppliea in 'Ms 1 Ity. He liai a
aummar home at Mapaiwood, H. J.
?. a-?-~
SEES HER BOY KILLED
Mother Collapses When Truck
Runs Down Child of Five.
loseph CummlngSi Bve years old, of
No 878 Union sveoue, The Bronx, was
run over by ? he?vy kv.ry a-agon last
evening and Instantly lolled. Tha little
fellow W?a hurrying; home t?. his ninth-r,
who saw him ?-rushed t.. death. He ?hh
nrst trampled snder the.?of g horse
.iIl(1 then the arheela of the wagon
I.,1 over his body ku?gthwlaa. tract
uriiig his skull and apin*
Th" driver ol the nagon lavs his riante
?, James Hut.-r. He aras not arrested,
u |?.ss.isiiy aaid.that !,-? was driving at
a -do? ?eed and a**parenU) \>us unable
t,i avoid the H.'cidctlt.
Th.- litt!?- boy '?ad been summoned by
.1 ititi?' ajotar at her motinT'? order, sh.?
told ii'm to hurry home, us "|m?h" had
, ..m.?. His toother, abo sto.,d m? the !
..,?,,, of iiar- boane, wattdiod his home !
coming, ?ti? tha fatal accident sad fell
t.. (he Boor un? .'iisi i"Us. When ?he re- 1
vlved she became hysterical ami again I
fainted, Bhs received medical treatment,
hut arai m " itS IS "f ' "II'M'S? in the
? '? < 111,IK.
MISS MADELEINE FORCE ABOUT TO BOARD THE LAUNCH.
i!'!'"< arasas eopvrigntai. IS11? b? LTi krwuod .?;? VndttmitaA.)
SETBACK FOR ESPERANTO
President Convicted of Treason
?Russian League Closed.
Bt Petersburg, Sept 8 A military
court Bitting in camera to-day trlod and
sentenced t" -ich? years' penal aarvttude
and a loss of hla rights Captain Pdstnl
? koff. of tho ?General staff. The charge
; agalnat him was sollirii? soi-rot <lo'-u
m?nts t.? air.'tits of thro.? powers.
C?ptala Poatnlkoff was prssldrat of
j tho Universal i.ohr-uo of Peace und ?if
tho Russian Ks|i?>rant?i l?ragun He fre?
quently travailed abroad, and a few
vars ago risited th?? United Btatea
Th?? ,'.isf was Indirectly conaactad with
recent aenaatlonal trials. Tho wltneaaea,
Included Baron do Ungern Bternburg.
former correspondant In Bt. Petersburg
"f the semi-official Austrii-Hungarlan
News Agency, who was sentenced, to
four years' Imptisonment last Novem?
ber for delivering secret dotrumenta t?> a
foreign state, and Mlle. Muse zikk.., a
Bister of the widow of count Vtssallll
Bouturtin, who was poison??i by Dr.
Pantchenko, in 1010.
A? a result of the conviction of Cap?
tain PostalkofI the government Iuh
cloaed tho Esperanto League, which It
?eclared to be a convenient screen for
International api? t.
AN ANARCHIST AT FIVE
Cincinnati Boy Not Worried
When Arraigned in Court.
| By T-:. c'.'i; t XI I Tril.iin*?. ]
Cincinnati, Sept. 8.?"He'a a doarn?
rinht anarchist," was the cliaractertaa
t!"ti given t" Bnrt?co Mlglle, nv.? yomra
old. to-day in the Juvenile courtN??/ Pro
fessor Plorengo Borlgiione, who brought
the boy Into court for bis father, who is i
a printer.
Professor Borlgiione testified that Uta
lad had n" regard whatever for bouse
hold Law. "He runs about whan bal
l'lii.si's, calls for food when he wants it
and sloops when he fools ilka it. His
mother might as wall talk to a brick '?
wall," ho aaid Tha charge against the
lad, who COUld not apoak KiikMsIi ati.l
sstaiied perfactlj st aass in the court,
was inoorrliiil'ility.
Judge CaJdwell ot?d?Bred a m.-di'-ai ax?
lamination of tha child. Ha ?Bill proba?
bly h?, sont to BOBM institution until his
wild spirit is ?'url"d.
NOT FIT TO PRINT
W. C. T. U. Adopts Scathing Anti
Beulah Binford Resolutions.
laoulavlile, iept I ?'.iiiim- oa all oiher
Woman's Christian Temperance Union sa
????niMI.-, i" t.?ko similar aitl.in, the Jaf?
! f? rnon CoUBty WO man's Cbrtstlsfl Tetnper?
anea Daloa up sting, in annual bsssIob lasre
to-day. pledged Itself sad it-? rnerabera to
I utin.iM . tT..rt- to pi.-?.iit tha .U'l" u .n
bare <?n the atags or mount,? pictures ??
| it?lulafe Btaford. l?l?BBOlutioBS adopted
Bctertsa her lateal '" sppeai on the stags
i i.niz.ri aUTOOtary.'' ..nd hi- bo severe-?
I? denunciator) that lo? al newspap? :
cUnad to prlni the original t. - x t
BY AEROPLANE 776 MILES
ftf. Helles Flies 55 Miles an Hour
for 14 Hours.
PJtampes, Errance, Bept s H Helles,
th?? Preach aviator, competing for the
Michelin Cup to-day, beat his own rec
' urd ?if 74?; mites m fifteen hours, made
on August 28 at Ifourmelon. by Hying
1,258 kilometres (778.88 miles).
His time was 1 I hours 7 minutes, thus
averaging about fifty-five milea an hour.
-?
TALKED TOO MUCH IN SLEEP
Escaped Convict Caught After
Five Years of Freedom.
Oklahoma City, Okie., Sept. *> Talk
Ing in his lleep, Welter Hamilton re?
vealed that he was an escaped COBVlct,
and h'' was arrested to-day. He es?
cape! from th?? penitentiary at Hunts
viii<-, Tex., five years ago, and has been
Living here two yeara under the name of l
"Jack" Rogers A y rar ago be was mar
rled.
Recently Hamilton alepl at the bouse
. ?' i neighbor, and talked In hla sleep of
his experience as a convict. Tha neigh?
bor told the |"ili re, and Hamilton's ar
r.st resulted.
Hamilton shut t.M? guards when he
escaped and had the (Ing?ra <>f one hand
ahol oil He a/as Identified partly by
the crippled hand.
IA GERAGHTY RECONCILIATION"
i Newport Hear.s That the French Fam?
ily May Forgive.
fBj T- Iagrt;?,.li t.. 111? Tribun?. |
Newport. R. I , Bept. s That th.-re i? ?..
| ba a t?- -'.in-?hatI? n between Mrs, "Jack"
jhty and the member* of her family
la ti ?? peralatenl rumor here tins afternoon.
I According t., the report; all the m??miiers
of the French family ?rn ready to forgive
their relativa for eloping, trith the excep
tloo of Mr. French, her father, arhe is
| Hi m in in.-? aland. Tin? membera of the
family aim a tl.lopemenf eatij last month
have rnslntahied -alienee, and no roiiflrrae?
,iun of to-daj s i>i orl has come from thean,
.Mr. and Mrs. Qetaghty w. re haslly en
gaged to-day in ts'-ttin?; their '"it age ready
for o**cupnncy. The, t"?.?v pnaaoaaltin this
?-.? ntBg.
-.
MARRYING PARSONS" OFFER
Invites Colonel Astor to Bristol, Tenn,
fei Wedding.
It ipk ??> The Ti lb? l
Chati inoogs, Taan , lept I A dl ipati h
from Briatol, lean., aaya that the Rev,
Alfred Harrlaon Burrougha known as th<
"niarrylng paraoaV' has telegraphed te
.| John Ja. oh Astor that he has
1 msrrlad tieerly four thouaand couples und
ill a..?- nappy Ha s'i>s: "Coma
( ?,,.,,. to aed ?md i vmii cheerfully ?.tiu-ut.? "
\vi.?u fcshed what tea he aould probably
... ir Colonel Aator decided te a?- apt
i the propoaltion, ha aaldi "1 win Baske n?>
charge, bul alii not decline anything he
.? at t.i i.-iid'T for my ?ga*rpOgg "
Mr. Burrougha la irtra-fldant that Colonel
AjftOt ceold be married there without fe*r
,,| ic.al r"in|ili?atlon>. H?? lus a record "f
-oairylng ??.?i- couylel in tweaty-twe yeavra
E
Jury Find Young Virginian
Guilty of Murdering
His Wife.
OUT LESS THAN AN HOUR
"I Hftren'. Los? Yet, Father,"
the Prisoner Say3 to His Grief?
Stricken Parent?Motion
for New Trial Denied.
THE BEATTIE TRAGEDY.
Henry Clay Beatti?, jr., drova hit
motor car irto Richmond. Va., on ths
night of July 13 and unloaded tht
dead body of his wife.
The yooiiq husband'? story that th?
murder was committed by a rough
bearded stranger, and that ha wrested
from tne murderer a single ba?*re!
shotgun was discredited by police
authorities.
The stite showed that young Beat
tie killed his wife in order that he
might be irte to continue relations
with Beul.ih Binford, a young woman
of the underworld.
Mesnwhne, Beulah Binford left the
scene of her notoriety, and after being
released from jail hurried to New
York to accept a stage engagement.
The jury last mqht returned a ver
diet of murder in the first degree.
Beattie ?vos condemnod to death a*?d
November 24 fixed for the execution
Clr?<<?sterfleld court H?Miaa, Va., tupi t.
Twelve Vlrarinta farmers knell r
to-nlpht in the obscurity of th*? ?tn;i!l
jury room ?t ?'rtesterfleM '"?urt H"tise.
prajrina; fervently that they mis-ht paas
Judgment arlfcrhij; on H?*-nry Clay
ti>?, 1r. ladletad f?^r thS murder of his
?ajfe. Otimly aatarrolnea. thay ??rasa a
moment later snd quietly, one bi
recorded a ?lirtSffltfi-fflia ve?rdlct o?
??'?uilty."
Pausing* in solemn contemplation for
Bfty?etght minutes. w-eia-ht!,?* ravratally
the meaning or their decision, and i r*N
more on. bended knees b? seeching- Di?
vine assistance that they might ajot sir
they filed into the hushed stillness Bf .,
? -row ded ?ourtroiim, and ?arith Btartlll-iej
suddenness twelve voies, instead of the
usual one of the rorswaan. apoke ?
Btngte ??or! "?Jtiilty." I? aras almost a
shout.
Th.- spectra of dea**?? a ilch t?talked
Midlothian turnpike on July II list.
when tbe life of Mrs laiosdsa Oarea Beat
tie Bras takea away arfth tha ?in?*;!.' Its
port of f -ilvitKuii. f?t?a*ad hard at the
yanttut husbanA ready to claim Its vtetli i
in the elertri?- chair on Priday, Ifovem?
bar -l Bett. But the p.laona. returned
tlie gase, uns?*. rvinK Bad unafraid.
The Court Of Appeals, to be sure, ?jb?||
be Baked to pant a writ of error and .i
new trial. Young Beattie, cognizant of
the l.*i?al weapons yet at his disposal,
did not surrentier. Instead, tie enussBtad
his broken down father, white haired an?l
wrinkle?!, und COtnfottad him as he whis?
pered:
? i haven't loot yet. father."
Dramatic Climax of Virginia Justice.
Unusual as bad been the tragedy, the
twelve Jurymen ?lid not hesitate to admit
to their frlen?ls that they stood in Judg?
ment not only on th ; coldblooded nur?
der but upon Beattta'S marital infidelity
as well. It perhaps vas the drama?: '
??Umax ?if Virginia just;.??, srhich bj th?i
last half century has swiftly sent to
death BUCh fajDOUS murd'T'-rs as <*lu
verlus, Phillips and MeCue.
At the . lose of a powerfal addi*?asa by
L. <i. Wen.ienburn-, the voluntary aa
slstant of the commonwealth In the case,
the auapanasj was felt not alona In ths
.ourtroom, but In Rteh*mono, ahora
tt'iiisamis of p. ??.i?? awaited ths
come.
The jury had for eleven days a? ifd
eviden? e, f?m two ?iays apaaclaSS. BUt the
words of Mr. Wendeniuiri; rang la their
ears as they left the ? ourtro"in to litui
tiit'ir verdict
"Let that man ??o ?re>'," ha 'Tied.
?what, let that asan Bo free*!
"Why. the motlierhoo.l ??f Virgin?, the
womanhood of thai nation will aha?sier
In terror as tha ae-?uHty of its h??-' ??
thraatoned
??Let tivs man ko free. The asna srho
basked in the deajl*B4*l?sll sunshine of BB?
other w.imin adille at his ttonae ? yoij-ag
wife nurs.d his child? Cent'.emeu. [
merely ask you In the mini" of Justl?*e
to do your dut) "
In vivid datall th.? petmat utor portrayed
the ?rife aa aha start? ?l on her Ini i
j"uin.y into tha ?""1 :?lr Of B sumni'T
Bight Tha Jury saw scaln In their
minds the autoinol.il.? in which aha roda
beeide her huaband, h?n? Beattie ktappad
Into the darhneas of tha thi. k.t. found
the shotKun Brhlch ha ha?t ??artier con?
cealed and deliberately slew Ms wife.
The desperate tide home with a bleed?
in? and lifeless body cruahed lata th*
small apace IB tha front part of the ma?
chine, the husband o.Mly .?it: ?tig against
the li|""?l <o\t;r.??l liead of his wife, were
graphically d.'t.iiled t" Ihe Jury. Only
pa saint; attention was ???-'?'n by Mr. W?*n
d? iiluirg to the purchase of the nun by
Paul Heattle. a cousin <>f thS ar? i;s?-?l
The d? fets t had claimed, lie said, that
on Paul's story alone was built the ?as,?
of tji?' prosecution, but he h> d aloft the
blood stained clothing "f the prisoner
?as the mut?- evidence "f the ?nm??," hii??
ask?-'!. "I".? you want any other evl
?i< ti'?'.'"
Motiva for the Crime.
Blood ticked tlie low. r fringe ??f the
shirt in deep black blots; not a mark
was IBS either sleeve of shirt or ?
The prisoner had said that he ?1.1 his
vif.- with ana hand ami ataea-ajd his car
with the otli-r. but the absence of ?slssst,
mi the arms, the pros,?? utor declared,
gava th.? ii.* to his atory. Not alone with
the clothing ?lui the prosecutor dlaen
tanglu what h?? termed "the cheapest
fabrication of the cheapest niunler," but
he .?lioiit.ii ah taae at thS prisoner for his
relations with a mere slip of a girl, from
thS .me of thirteen until within his own
in.iiii.il lit?', ami held her foith as tho
motive for the crime.
"And the prisoner aduilu th.it it v?as

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