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CLE_AN
But Not Dull
JXTetti^itrrli
atribtttu
PR0GRE5SIVE
But Not Radical
yo.. iaxiI-.N0^^;.
I nral ihiin.l.r .hna.r. ....??>.
l'robuhlj fwir to-morrow.
NEW-YORK. FR1DAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1912.-SIXTEI.X PAGES * * PltlCE ONE ^T2Z_g_5__|_?_Sgggg*"
Trying Now to Find Woman Who
Was Said ToBe Mrs. Szabo's
Mother, but, It Is Believed,
Was an Impostor.
N0T A CASE FOR WHITMAN
piitrict Attorney's Office Tells
/.nstrian Consul General's
Represer.tatives More Evi
dence Is Necessary for
Action on Its Part.
In their cffortfl to r-linoh their ca*o
against Burton w. Qltaean, iiu> laaryer
whom Ihoy arr si?f kinsr to hava 04_ated
Mexecutor of thf estata ,.f Mrs. Rosa
goaKblk s/.ai.... the attoaraeya for
th.- Aubh ? HuiiK.iri.in Oaaiaul Qameral
vmterd.i' Were Lonilin** all efft*4*t8
faarard th. dtacoverj "f the woman
^f,,, ? . ?.. maaqaaaraalod as th.
jijother ol the de*ad *roana_n and in tVlHt
rtpari" rlgne-d what purpotied to be B
oarrar of cltatlon, thr..va ing th. <iis
^?i ol Mrs. Bsabo'a eetatc entlrel"
Into Olhaon'a handa lt was aald thal
ihe pit kotton detetrtlvea worhtaiaj on
th- flaae ha<l BUrotag rlewa to this
womar. 8 id.'titlty. ln.ll. RtitiK that ahe
aaqd in BrOoM] n. 484- thal whlli' the)
Ji?d BOt su. ? i-.-.li-d in tinrliiuir ber last
nlght ye* tli^y oxpreBsed .-onftd.'iiro in
thel. flbllltj le de 80 sh'.rtl.v.
It va- alao tntlmated that thf-ro was
?Bed reaeon to belleve thal the woman
oho, m I r the naage of Mra Baabo,
aade thr will whloh <*.ii's..n offered for
BiebBtf after Mrs fflaabo was <lro\vno.l
?fhite boatlng wlth bha waa not Mrs.
j.Znt.. at all. In aupporl of this it w?
loint.'i oul that ihr- roal Mrs. Baabo
ti.. on good tenaa wiih ber relatlvea
at bome an.i would ia't have doeie aay*
tatag ? ? deprlvo them ,.f her fstaf--.
Aaa*, li wai said. sh. was futly awan
ai ber mether*a death yeara |iri..r to
tbe rtgrnlng of th.- aUeged aralver .-f
litati"' sianr-i] 1>> th.- w-iu-.n pealng Bg
h.,r Biother, The polnt, therefore, in
findlnc- this wosnatl it was Batd b]
rouns^i fqr tbe Ai.5-tii.il <'onsulatf.
aas to ert from ii. t- rta explanatlon <>f
all vbr knfw in rcgard to Qlbaoa'fl C?n?
nection with Mrs. Baalro'a aill
Gibson Makes General Denial
PfHatii hhaa*el pale and ta~embll~ig.
*Pi--?f.rr-4l at his of?'i< <.? at Ko BJlIJberty
Mreei. veeterday, voiclng a ajeaeral d?*
iiij,' ,f . charfea made against him.
mingkd with refuaala to tHlk aboul ln.
raa*. H<- carried a half doaea n
papers. hi... vas nervoufly trying t"
nri?"ri. what they bad to aay aboul Itim
-ahita h. -.as j.lied wlth queetiona.
"Ha ? '-1 photograaha ef Mrs. Baal tl
i ;?<.-.-. s-i'.n'.'" he waa aekod.
n rj i aever dld have any." he
regatad i la alao uflttrae th*t I had
ln aii H nha arrlpawd te my hou e
aftftr g\ i ? a> druwii'.J."
M< tafliated that Mrs. Patronella
Meaarhik. the mother ..f Uae deifld
v ..it.ai - BtHI allve Thia wa^ do*
r;,itf thi fa t thal II a us called to
?ion that a catrie mrssagr- wa
rn Auatrlfl statiliK tii.it Ifl
dead Thia meea
-. ptember l fr rra
viem Dr. FlacUerauer, A --
trian \'|.?<? -<'?.n->11. and was in r.-1?;> to
Inquiri'* -. nt !?> him A copy <?f th'
>*bl<e meagagi waa im-luded ln nn
affida ? ? Burreejata foa ler
raalerda: morniaf In support <>f the
letuiop aaking fi r the lavocatlon < f
?.ibrr-.- tf Btttrneatai > as azecu*
ter of M's Baabe'a alleced will, and
read
Mo. - Roa* Saaba) Petronolta
M-n*. Five broth*
in ??< : ? ? r. aiatei allvt Qibooti aaa*
I'?cted of murder.
i Hll.r riF POLfCTE
Gih- ipon aald that be had
i*en i a ? long he would have t<>
i'*d qi tl aaa befc4*e he tnirv.-.i far
*.ubllrati.,ti. IU raid he would h. i
le *aeet n i harfa lhal mlgrhi ta
brpuglir .,- ii ?-t him.
As t-. tl . a-- ..f John Rtee I I'Neal
'?BtiBoed on third paB?. aei-oml rol.nnn.
This Momings Neivs
LOCAL I'ago
V.aid' a 81 under t.ets Hayea OflT.. I
f*aaat ? - onaal'a i 'larje. . l
Amej iifi,| , ,fr ^i, jBToalcana. 4
B**BBBld*n1 Taft m Tova n .?. 8
?'?a-iBh v. u rear'a Wodn?aday.">
?Mto i.i;. upta ihstieton Ceraara.?
aaly CeanhlliiBj .v i-ent Toa Mufh. ?
Al4*rman Lavis |-alls 'o Get Bail... 1*
Jfldfe Woidr- Meal if Pacher'a r.isk.. 14
''irreat |n S>w*-8tand '.taft.1?
POLlTlCaL
Third Parti F ^hf Over Oovernor . 1
Jannaaa r.'onventlon i.etniis. a
"88 '.'?,rk Tlnt.l Teinieis Platform.. 8
r,***ni>ortB \ev Pa ? Koynote. 8
,lo***ve!t Fnaaed b> Btrenuoufl I?ay ?
?aaag* Haatem T R ineetara. ?
w?men Booal Wllaon. ... 5
ozajB-tax..
-?ner.i MarArthur Dropa Dead . t
aajha foi Weddlng: lumi-'r i>.-,.d. l
'?n*! N'ecotiotionB May He Ktiranctal. 4
?aamTreopa Orderod to Teaaa Border 4
rOBBXOW.
)lr>r? Troop* for Meal. an Bordei. 4
*?** Homo4*p*niBi for campaign.... 4
8 Imptraea Order in NtceregBe.... 4
brli^h Explaln Oiympic i>ef.-at ... 4
MXaCBX.X.AMBOUa.
^'terial . . 8
flech-t*, #t#<.?. o
J-'btine Fre'?h .Mr Work. 7
^Whiary . 7
';"?Tar.v NeWi Hnrj cr)tlri*m. .8 aad 8
* Women. 4
"t*3rta.10 BBd 11
?Ufnv .nd Na\>.11
Hr?fln.ui and Market*. . . ?B, 14 and 14
*??? Eetat* .14
*?8ther .18
?"?"l-plng Ne,, . 16
?
TRACES OF LOST EXPLORER
Writing on Trees Where Hubert
Darrell Was Last Seen.
Seattl.. Wash.. Sept. ,">. ? A_4 i.es r*
?ci4ed at DBWaon, Y. T.. over the trall
from th. mouth of the Machenste
River, say that lndlans brought wnr.l
t?. Fort MePheraOB that they found
strang. ailllBg on a tror rast of the
Ma. kf-nzie -jt'itB. where Hnbert Dar
rell, the Arotic explorer. was )nst Been.
Tho lndlans promleed to brlng in the
"?vrltlnj: on their next trip.
I?arr.'ll went east ward from the Mai
kenzie ln 19001 and had h.nn l.e?-n gtvefl
U| f.T lost.
WEDS IN 11 ITH YEAR
Negro Servant of President
Polk Holds Record. ?
,'Px TriCM|,', to T! - Tn! MM 1
Hetena, Ark.. s.m.i fi. Helena boaata
of ii,e o-deai beaedlcl la thi* state.
this fa.t beniK .eltl.d for all time to
dax v. hen Band] Alexander, Ml year*
old, applted for a maniaga certlflcata
11 is brlde, Susi.^ McOhae, confeaaed to
bul half -i .ii'.tin-y ..f Blngle bleaeed
ness.
"Uncle Bandy," as he ta bnoam,
clahna t>. have been i.-.m la I8OI1 and
aaya lhal he waa boatler t.> Preaidenl
Jatnea K. r.-iu. belng .. grown inan ..t
Ithal tfane ;"._ the father <>f three chll?
dren.
The .to.i of the eld ne|.r<> 44HI1 r^
gartl to hta age la Btrengthened bj the
st itetnenl of many ol the older white
<iti/.-n. her.-. 44bo aver thal when thej
\4-xy-.- boya they racall dlatlnctly lhal
tha old negro araa reforre.i t<> even then
i as "'. ild Man Siin.ly."
MRS. ROGERS'S WILL READ
Most of Estate to Relatives of
Father and Mother.
The wUI of Mrs. 11. 11. Rogere, who
died ..11 Auguat 30 whlle haatenlng to
' New York in a Bpedal car from Bret
11r.n Wooda, n. n. hus been road
I Whlle ii" InventOTJ has l.een niade, the
I executora and truateee aa] thal the re
it.-.t.- wlll he aboul evenly dlvlded '?
144.-on the relatlvea ef Mrs. Regera'a
father and mother. About |S_0O,a1OO In
[Jewelrj and trlnheta wlll _?<"> lo Ihe
thr.-o atopdaughtera, Mra U. H.
Broughton, Mrs William R Coe and
llra WUIIam 1:. Benjatnln.
Mrs. H. 11. Rogeru, ir.. 44 ifr. of Mra
Rogera*a stepson, \4ii1 also have an
equal share in ihe bequeart of JOWelry.
A > otisider ahlo. amount of the valuable
peraonal property 44,11 ?_o to fn
ah the houaehold aervanta have been
remembered b> t-iris ..f personal prop?
erty.
<'har>. Retjner and Hamu.l R. Wel
ler, of No. iu. Broaidwa)', are executora
and truatBeg ea. th* IBtate l*fem of tha
strf.na boXea oontalnlni etoctea an.i
bonds have baei opened. The i.uik of
the estate will br- found to COUelfl. Of
Btandard ??ii trtoeh.
-a
GIRL OF 15 A BURGLAR
Confesscs to Brcaking Into
Two Houscs at Newburg.
|r. Tfl ?gravh- ?" 1U'' ' '?' *
Newburg, N. y. Bepl E Cawrfeoalng
tt,.. t sh. eemmltted iwo burariarles.
Marjori- l.? i-ttt. flft< ? "? "'''? ,v*"
nrreated Walden to-da. bj Chlef of
poHe.- Tb.nix The ciri achnowledged
tr,;i. recentl] Bhe entered a boardlng
1 ni.sr- n Washington Plai - bj rwmov
pane i?f ghaae from a wlndore. and
_? . everal gai menta
Teaterday sfrernaon Marjorie admlti
-? . galned entrance Into another h, ? ?
in Washington atreet bj cuttlng ihe!
slota Iti 'br- thutter arlth a aaa and
atn ured a -um of money. sh" bld her
aelf behlnd n dre**er when ahe heard
peran m approachlng. 11 develirpedlhavl
the pob.-r ware aearchlng for ihe -ftri
they had traced to thi- houaa, hut Ihey
naglectad ??< idol. bahtnd the drea er.
Fearii u dlecoyery the girl remalned be
bii d the dreaaer for fourteen honra.
Thla mornlBg ai I o'oloch *<h* matle
hor e ? -'i?? Bhe aa: - bIh atole ta ,e?
lo ,u-. : - ? _? lothea
TIRES OF WEDLOCK IN DAY
Drcams of Courtship Not Real
ized, Says Bride.
11: T'-?p, <.>>i to Tbfl THI "'" '
Chtcego, Bept o. Oaw day <>f married
Iffa eonvlncad Mrs. Blanche Boyce 'hat
| Xhe prefr-rr.-rl a lif.- of sitlU'lr MOSSed
naaa, aeeording to n glvorce Wll flted
v, ,,rr hUl bBBd in th-- Suprri'.i- Courl
here tO-day. Tl..- pair ran away in
Auguat, 1910, snd arare married la
B.mlngton. Thej returned to Chl
.-,K.. th.- next day. and tbe folkrwlng
afteraoon the brtde deaartad her hua
[band, amylac ^ srntorr*** to be ?Ifigia.
?'Th.- ivinK ?t the Biarrlaga hnol
prov.s that the realltlea of marrlaga
ara dlfferent froaa Um droanu ol court
_,,,,,- a-aaail the BBllafact-on she gave
I .. ;. .. b. when she deserted blm.
AS "G. W." LIKED THEM
Martha Washingtons Recipe
for Brandied Pears Found.
[Freaa Tl ? Trlbaw Ban aa
Washington. Bept & -A rertpo of
Martha Wa_shla?teai ^" ******}**
Leara ln brandy has been dlacoverad
\.nK some papersof the Was.,.,,M..n
famlly Ib puaaaaairm of Mra. Arvllle
McDonopfH. ol thlfl .'ty. Tha 1.1-?
whlch ta wrlttBB Ib -UBfcBle toBfiaife.
ps*13_e_sc__
fo an 't''^'/ ?,,'.. Bayhi >'">??- do*n
l,,?t on iMatea 10 00m. ?,?),, 1 ..1
to one hiir Ita ?''?\""' Jnd add brandy.
atrupeand paara Into j"t
St-al whlle ho'e_
OBBAT BBAH ??%XJt*>**.
__>?? aeraagf ef f twm*n)Mmrf"'
-AdV'
LET HAYES OFF
Temporary Relnstatement Said
to Estop Trial, in That the
Inspector Would Be
Twice in Jeopardy.
SO AUTHORITY DECLARES
Appellate Division Would Prob?
ably Reverse Further Action,
Says Lawyer ? Whitman
Investigates Lieutenant
Delany's Trip Abroad.
. 'orneliua i;. Ha) ea, reduced Inspoetoi
"ibi.'ssi-d ' Pollce Commtasloner Waldo
yesterday Into a posltion where the
rhargea itgalnsi Hayea rouM nol ba
.11 t.iiin.1. ii araa aald last nlght
More than that, he haa pui Ihe Polloe
Commtasloner i'i euch a pootttofl that
he a iu probaMj have to answer to Jne
tlce .;..ff. .-itiinK aa a msgtatrat*. ns to
xxiix he dtamtaeed aertou* rhargea
agnlnal a pollce Inapector (Hayea) for
Ihe apparenl pU-T>ose of making him
eertaln publlshed Btatementa
Juatlce Qoff, it waa learned laal nlght
refralned from aubpcenalng Commla
aloner Waldo yesterday only bocausi
the extraordlnan grand fury, whlch
..iiKiit t,. be oa hand te acl aa a rom
plemeni t-- his "John Doa" Inqutrf, i*
nol y>t empanolled
TIk- f.-.it that WaMo, in his baste to
force Hayea int" aome kind of b deniai
,.f ih.. siat. tn. nta nttrlbuted te blm, or
dered ihr relnatatemenl of the bus
pendt ?) . a plaln u. ta as a dlsmlsaal of
the rharge orlglnall) made againal tha
redv -.1 inspector al Waldo'a order.
Twice in Je.pardy.
A laa yt r famlllar 44 ith Ptdlt e 'De
pnrtnient trlala, and partlcularlj wlth
tb.- suit- for relnatatenu b! thal appear
ln the Appellate Dlvls-OB after dtsmls
am.lt "ii chargas, aald laal nlgh! thal ta
nn of Waldo' Bperlflt order to Chlef
Inspector Bchmlttberter to relnatate
Hayea reaterday, Ha] ea could nol be
tried to-dsj on the |.revi"us rharge
made againal him, as thal wouM be
putttng bim In j' opordj tw* a for ibe
aame olfence.
The former rharge Bgalnei Hayea
Mid thla lawyer, "thal he had aaade
a Talgr t.rh.-tai Btgtement' ta poettlvely
dlamlsaed I '? '?nr ?n**? nf
the Appellate nivision arhan tha 1*1
i?. Oommlssloner, wbo had ti.e charga
preferred Bpariflcally order* Ihe t?-t
?Utamenl of Hayea 11 "as ceartalnt?
, lover 44?rk OB th- part of IU I I I
it leavea bla caaa In this peaJtlon, lhal
he ta nol bow undei anj 1 haurge. *...
actloB taken againal him In bla pollei
trial ?s mattera Btand nov, 44011M in
,,,??;.f. be re4.-rsnd bj Ihe Ai>
1 .-ilate I _1 ll
IHstn. I .Mt"'."'-' WhltmBB d- lined
to commeni upon the ib.:rs mailer >n
a,,. way. Hla attantlon waa called I
the categorlcal denlnl whlcb Hayea waa
made to make at Pollce Headquai an
bul .?. would noi be drawa Ini any
loa of ti"- QtiaatloB.
Whitman Confident.
Tl,. Dlstrt. ' Aitons ta .' ?'"
ararrted over tbe BCtlvl-lea ol the Corn
miaurfonei bi apparentlj attacblBg aver)
poHca 44 Itneaa who flvea bM to the
preeecutofa. *** " * ***** lhal
Mr Whitman ls satisfUd that 44 h*n the
,,,,,.. eomofl to call any pollee witaeaa
before either grand or patll Jun Ib any
of the easea of Baurdei or grafi that
Imvc avantuatad from the Reeenthal
ifTelr tbe evManea arlll be acoordlng to
the orlglnal story toM hv thaaa flararal
men. and not aeeording ta tha carefuily
worded phraaea of "dentar taeued froea
Polloe Headquartt ra
Mr Whitman wlll probably be on
hand B8 a BPOCUtOT, Bi tbe ro. iimpt ion
0f the Hayea trlal al Pollce Headquar
t?ra this morning bul he dOM not -.
.?-, t to see any extended precaadlBlBi
The iii-t-i't Attornay i* nn44 investl
gatlng Ihe epdden depauture for Europc
ol Detecttve Ueutensnl Dehuiy, who 1*
_.-,?, i" be a brother of Bupiwme Courl
,,,,.,? t r.. lan:, batectlve Detany was
'.,,-.14. ln the pollce effelra <?f a captaln
whose ofllclal conduel is now * auhjoci
Of nioiiii.x ln tha. rnstrlet ..tti.rn.Vs
offlee, and his tagtlmony would be ..f
value lo the caae
Hr, whltman'a Investtgatsra hmro
learned thal Dalanj Bterted for BBrope
.r aboul July M. ? **** "f,'r l,la
Roaonthal murder, and thal he v*.iii re?
turn BboUi ...t"b<M 1. lt 18 irobahle
ihat the returnlng dotactlve arlll be met
at the pler Vrlth a Bubpeena t" ai>p..t
ns a witnesa m the "John Doa" pro
ceet'mga bj meane of whlch the Wn
trid AUoeney'e olBce hopea to ia4 bara
ti,r- grafl .onditi..ns dtadeeed by the
murder Inveatlgatlon.
Tho Dlstrl't Attornex learned last
iiiKht of a new and Importani witness
Of ihe murder ..f llosenthal. WhOBB
Identlty he arouM not dtvulge far fear
iho flrttnasa mighl br- brtbntdated or
Inducad t" laave <04vn
ti.is new wltneaa ta a young aroanaa
,,,,-mi.er ef the BalvBtlen Arany. Bhe
had baaa buay ?.n the niKhi of July IS
collectlng froni hotela and saloons of
ihe upper Taajdarletn, aeeording to Sal
vatlon Army < ustoin. and early on
Tuesday BBOarntBg. the hour of th* mur
jrr ,_ho was returnlng lo her home. In
|",.| .stre.t, alniosl a. ross the street
from UM M'troii.ile. She was In a
pos.tion t" BBB the murder. and haa
?|nce id.'i.tifierl Ihe four murtlerers
fr.,m their p-cturea an.) .les.Tiptlona.
Ti.e aruay |;|ss toui her story to ather
pAlVBttoa wearkera, but they ad4l_ied her
t__lln.i-?1 *b thlrd p..-.- Bftli r-.l-.a-"
THE NEW OUTFIT.
.... ? ..aBtRBR?-.**".
Ihlis. "
A nins(,ucnifl? r wearing the ca-dil c*f Brytm and the stoleii trousers of Eugerie
.Inliii Mavs I Itimtiiorifl.
SAILS18 m BM GIRL
Dr. Newton Leaves Manila Un
aware That Fiancec Drowned.
FAILS TO GET MESSAGE
Bride To-Bc Oave Life Trying
to Save Oompanion?Mar
riagc Set for Fail.
WaatflogTton. lepi ?'? Dr Phlllp
N. rton. a Bp* tai repraeeatatlve of the
BmlUiaonlan Iit-atttatlou. re anl
sijfn.'.l I-. Maaalla, la now croaalng the
p-M-ttli Ocean te claara his Bweetheert,
Miks AH'.- D4*r4Hh) S'tvon. as hlfl ItTlde,
on qnaarare that on Tu4*eda* ah ga ??
j,. t life te aava a drow8lng cempanloB
,,,?) ttiai aae wa- thia afternoon l crlad
in uiriiw.iod Ceaaetery. Dr. Wewtba
beaaa ?>i* Journey rrem Manii* on the
verv day that Mlaa Nt-MHl was
drowned. Thev were to be marrled In
the fiirl) fail.
Bo far the laJatrvea of the young
couple have beea anaMa te raaea Mr.
Newton b) wireles* to tell hitn gf lh4
gheeh that aaratta bha*.
a r-flfMe Biaaaaga *-' aaal r>r r*aar.
ton B-vlalng hlm of tho death of hl*
bride-te b> bul i? dld aet reech
Manila untll Attrr he had aallad He,
,,.,, .eol .Bpatch that was never re
, ,.,v-d b th'- pei *n" ,n ?rheaa it waa
oddreaaed. M araa addreaaed to Miss
Slaon aaying he waa leeving MaoUa
,,n ,|,e noai boai a"d exaeeaelng his
bappaneaB thal tha <'-"i'" ,"1,l,i bt-raaaa
ror the weddlng aa-hlei was t.1 tafce
place in th<- eafll WU.
The funeral ef Hl*" Wlaon, who araa
th, vtjgjijgi t daughter of Rlchard B
N,Vll, tl-ii nclal rtet* ol the Berfate.
., ?, i,, i.i un- afternoon al I o'cloek al
haa haaae. Ne. **** Pwltwonl Btrearl
The pdlliv-arera were fleltacted frorn
.*,* ctaae frlenda ot l>r. New-t.,ti and
MI*b Niv.Hi. They were John Newton,
br her . .? ,,,.,? Bb? ? a. ... marrj;
nr Vauahn M. Hopper. \ V. simwer.
EVmSd Dlxon. '?'?? ^i-..dorh..r,.
nt..l Mr Bairhank
in rinlip Newton la the >on ..r
M-'i',! i.,hr, N'wt-'i. "i tha i?iti, mitod
Htmie* infarHry. aaid la twenty-eeven
voara oM. Hr 100* the couroe at_Weet
r,,lli1 but alter belng ?i H.ltlat.-d. de*
, idod'to enter ib-- medical profeaaloo.
The faci th..t he waa Ib jBablia as tbe
apeeial repreeenaatlve of tbe Brnlth
aontan llUrtltUtloal BhOWfl 'he tokhk)
..?, vvhi.h he la held by tha aeentlflc
JcSd He alao Iwlda a poettlon aa
lecturer m Oeorgetown Unlvcratty.
KANSAS HORSES DYING
4,000, Worth $500,000, Suc
cumb to Strange Diseaae,
Topeka, Knn., Sept. .".-"Four thou
aand horaea. rcpresentlna B caah value
of nearlv fptnVW. heV4 diod in
twe-ntv-elx countle* of Kan?.i*.'' said
j H Mercor. Stalf *_frae?eck Kanitary
Commlsslonor. lo-?lay. ln dl*. usslng the
Btrange disearr thal has BttaMrked
horsr-.s in this Btate.
At th.- prcsrnt rate." he said. "the
whole of Kanaaa ln a fow day* w ill he
m.-ludod In ita ra\ag?-a. and there |g
BOtMag to tn*ure lt Rtaying within th*
eiafe boundarle*."
TWINS KICKED: ONE KILLED
I -Aa . T
Bov Pushes Baby Carriage
Against Horse's Legs.
ii'-; Tetagfapl ia Bn "fHfcaaa l
Paiasalci v .i Bepl i White amus
j m_r hia ten ?iiionth-t-.iiii twln Blatei
J wb" were ln .< earriage al tha raar of
jhish-.m. to-night ihrae-year-pldJameB
McCaha, '?f Ne. e v 1 Madtaon Btraat,
Ipushed th<- bahtea against tha
Irgfl of.. horae, The anlmal took frigh t
.-md klcked, .-ne of its hoofs Btrlklng
One of th? txxins in 'he head, klllin.
ho- inetantly. The other chlld 44a
knorke . OUI ' f the , .ru,,!,'.'. but un
iuirt
, m,_ Walter McCabe mother of the
I chlldren. wf.8 near by and wltneaaed th.
, ,.,-x ideiit.
_
CRAB FAMINE FEARED
'Motor Boats Blamcd for Scar
city of Crustaceans.
Balttmore, Sept S Th* no.se o'
mot'ir b.at^ drlvl.ig i rabs I1U0 deOPST
water*. so that er.-at numbers of fa
mnle . rabs hav* beaui eaiiRht ln spawn
Ing freason. ts tbe rhlef reason glven
r.\ S4ve[.s..n Karle. englneer of th"
shellfi^h .ommlssloTi. for the s.arcity of
rraba in Maryland 4*aters this summer.
Mr. Barle aaya tl?ta Indlcatee a dearth
nf th.- .rabs next s.is.iii
*
"COLONEL IS MOSTLY GAS"
Senator Sutherland Raps Ex
President in Utah Convention.
Ball Lake Clty, Bept B.--<_t_vernoi
William ipn and Reprieantatlva ?!??
aeph ii..4veii were begh renaaBBBated
WlthOttl opiiositlon 1.4 RapubiisaBa ot'
Utah in state conventlon to-day.
Ofl the fourth hall"! JudgO jBCOb j
j.ihns"ii waa Bomlnated for Congresa
nian-at -large over 11. S. .fosepb.
I'nited States Senator OOOTge Sutlirr
land. if. the keynote si>e<'< h of tbe <?n
4.ntion. raferred la Theodore Rooaa?
velt as a "eomet. a watnlering triunp of
the skles. iriostly gas. whl.h wlll dis
etaaa ita Irna ctoBrnetef1 when Ub hoi
air .-omes in rniita<-t with the BOlId
bodv of the Repubttcau part-.-."
CREEL FAVORS BUNNY HUG
Blanche Bates's Fiance Permits
It in Denver Street.
| P.X- Tr1--;r.ip>i to Th. Ti ihun,' I
Hen4er. Bept ."..--The bunny hiig''
and 'grizzly b.ar" bave the BBBCtlon
of Pollce Comn.issu.ner Oebrga Creel,
flane* of Blan.be Hates. aetress. and
may be dan> erl an.44vl.r10 in Ponv.-r
*4en in the slre.t Thls edi. t was prO
mulgated lo-day at the hearing of a
patrolman. William Kenne.ly. v ho had
b*en lalled on the . arpet for unne.es
aory soverity ln his treatmenl of a
\oung woman arrosted on Sunday for
dan. ing the ' grizzl. bear'' m the
street.
"They d.in.e them at the t'oiintry
Club," aaid Creel. "If it is all nght for
them to danee iheiu there. il is all
rlght for oth.r per?ons to danee them.
even lf their hallroom is all BBBt00Q8.
The dames are not half bad, anyway,
ao why all the uproar?"
MlilU
General Succumbs to Stroke
While Addressing Veterans.
COMRADE ALSO STRICKEN
Old Soldiers in Milwaukee Join
in Praycr and Cover Body
with American Flag.
Milwaukee, Bept 5 -While recalling
? da of th4 -'4th Wisrotisin Y..I
1', the Atlanta t?ampalgn, Ueu*
? rjeneral Arthur IfacArthur, r.
s A., retlred, dropped dead, followtng
?, Bpoplectlc Btroke, at tho last reunlon
of the reglment known as the "Cham*
I,. i of Commerce" reglmenl in the anl*
reralt! butldlng to-nlghi
"TOUr iipbunitable i-ouragf"--- II. te
the geaeral patiaad ior a few soconds.
?'.'.inirades. i ara t"'i weak to ao on."
hr addad, and *ank back into hl* .halr.
lle araa immrdiately attendod bv Dr.
Wiiiiam J. Cronln nnd Captain E. ll.
Paraona hut araa dead in a few so. -
oada
Within a frv.- minutes after the
R-rnrra! foi I to thr- platform, Kd
wln B. I'arsons, fl captala and mcm
ber ol the ncimei.t. euffered a para
lvti. str.'k. on tho riKht snlo frmn tho
sho. k ol fleelng his oomrade fail. and
had i" be carrii <i tr<>ni tho hall.
The old aoldlera attendtng tho rrunlon
(there were aboitl om- himdrc.ii faiird
to graap t'10 sittiation for 808)8 mo
menta, and when they raahed to th*
Bi.i.- of their fallen rommaaa-ar an.i
tried to arouaa hha tho paiior of his
f,-,,-o i..l.| them thal the gomral was
,'? .1
Thi <ii,i Boldl. rfl turned awa). a Ith
loar-dlmmed eyi ihen <>ne by one
they kn.-lt b] the fltde of their stri. kon
coraraandi i
"Our Father which art m beavea."
hagan on.- >,f the veteraaa, aad the
Otberg ioinod him in rcpcatlng the
LertJ'B Prayer.
At tha doaa of the prayar, as thc
soi.iior^ aroae, one of then took from
the wall an American tiaj- am! apraod
it over th<- dead general. Then ailently
the .'i.i floidlera tafl 1 hi- hall.
Whea Arthur MacArthur retJred frora
aetlve flervtce, la May of li***. the gra>ie
..f liciltrnant ge*M*ra1 in the I'nited State.i
army eeaaed ta eatat. in January, ^'*r'.
Congreea ha<i paaaed .. law Booltahlng that
grad*
rjoneral MaeArthui araa a ^on of judge
MacArthui aad araa horn near Spnnmi. i.i.
Mass. .... Jurte -. I8& The famlly aooa
ofterward removed to Mllaraukeo, <>n
Augaat i. laa-i be was eppoiated first
lie.it. nanf an.l a.ljutant of the _4th Wl?
0041*40 Volunl, > r Infantry. At the battle
Of Missluiiary Rldge the ,-olor bearer fell.
Llautananl MacArthur apraag to his side,
caiiBlit up tha oolors and led the r? glm.-nt
ln the i-haru.-, and wa* thi- flrst man to
mount th.? araarka aad piant a uarted
gtatea fla*. For that *>t of bra\ery he
r.<eivo<l a niedal of honor, tvln-n hr w.is
only a littl- over ..iglitr.'ii yegrt. old.
i-pon th* raaaaaaattaa of ta* amjor of ihe
r.Kliii.nt on Jarniary 2r?. 1481, he aucceeded
hlm in that posltlon.
f.eneral MurArthur entered the rr-julnr
<:en4inuei4 oa ?.\mth page, *Ulh roluma.
T
FADE IN FIGHT
FOR GOVERNOR
Chief Bull Moose Reported to
Have Picked Prendergast
After Bitter Contest by
Hotchkiss Men.
EACH ACCUSES THE OTHER
Religious Issue Raised by
State Chairman Adds to Trou?
ble and Convention Meets
with Harmony No
where in Sight.
OTHER CANDIDATES AOTIVE
Friends of Kellogg, Colby and
Davenport Get Busy. in the Hope
of Profiting Wbile the
Bigger Men Destroy
One Another.
a
fK._i.i a SMff Otfreeaeadaal of Tha fMeaa* 1
Syracufle, N. Y., Sept. 6.?After mid
night word waa passed around that the
edict of tha Chief Bull Moose waa m
Pre.idargaflfs favor and that hia nomi
| nation was to go through.
Thia was felt to ba tht only way out
of tha .mpossible situation which had
i arisen. Nobody would discuss this rt
' port for quotation; ______ _f course, it is
| possible that personal ambition of some
candldate or other or stubbornness
might dnve Prendergast out,#for he
sticks to hi* declaration that he will
accept notning escept a unanimous
nomination.
IFrnn. * s.;,rf Cflr*_B|iua<flal af TB* THtian* i
Byrat uae, Bapt ?". William H. Hot. h
klss. stato rhainnan of tho thir.l |-trt' .
and Contfotlar rrnidaHaal >.f Naw
York t"it4. for fifteen yeem. piraaB.al
frlaatda and business ass<><-i_t.-s, an?l
for se4*r.ii yeara claae poiiti<-ai a'li-.-t
in the Progrossiv .? mot .liPiil. are al
aarordaf points. i:aeh thlnka ihe oiher
Ifl tr.atltiK him unfairly an.i um.en.T
oiiflly in a bitter llght 04, r thp Pro
greealvea' immidktbHi f?>r Ooverner,
tvhlch has Arisen sip. o ,,n iaterview
VlHween thorn at 2 o'eloek thia m.'rn
ing. As a rvsiilt. n soerris liKoly that
nelther i.f them 44m 1,0 nsmlnated, th.
entir* conventlon '.a? baaa bM by the
ea'" and hitterness .ngen.Jero.l arhieb
.aiinof b. 4. ipod out l.y pla. ating oither
af the principals.
Whether this situation has 1 ome
aboul by a remarkable eeriaa of nn?
anderatandinga ..r a-bether it le the
rasult of dellberate plottlng by aoaae
body try ing to arrecfc the ne\4 part.\
or aomebod) h.iping tr. 1.0 a beneflciar;
by reoelvlng the BomlnaliiBi made Ib
1 b state pf ehaoa, m n..i vet .i.ar. n
. is known that sine. dayhreak there h- s
' been srreat effort to sprrad baoadcasf
reports of tbe trouble between the two
j men 44 hich. by their very nature, wouM
? prevent any rp. oni-iliati.-n.
At any rate. tbe afTnir had progresse .
I to-night to B |" int where CoBtroller
Prendergaal said:
'i wiii not take a nomlnattoa whleh
is the raaull of a divlded conveation.
J I v il! not take anything but a t-tiani
j mrnis ii..mination. Jf Ifr. tfotchklae
and Senator na4enport and Mr. COlhj
arr put Up. let them go inio tha aren..
and tight it out. I do not ivant an:
nomination whfl'h is the resuit of sucii
a fight. and I want take it. I am n?
seeking a nomination. and don't wan:
ta take one under flach conditlone.''
Hotchkus. Too, Says Ne.
Then Mr. HotChkhB had thli t" BS)
"I eanii"t add one word to all I Ita\ ?
aiready said about not araatlng thlfl
nomination. if my friends are apread
ing around twdg. - a iti; mv name ano
talking of nomlnatlng me, it la poi
with im ,-i.-iaem. ( am 11044 and ha4?
been for Mr. Prendergast I expe.-t to
vote tor lum. I say to you that th.
conventlon wlll BOt noniinate me. I
expect it to nomlnata Mr. rniudeigsat'
?'Will you dacllne tho nomination if
ii doea noralnat. you?" waa aakad,
"1 refuse to Bnswer that question,"
i a as ihe reply.
?'Thero are men here 44 ho will not
I. believe you are not a candldate antll
1 yi.ti ?ay before the nomination that
ryou 44H1 decllne if aoaalnatad."
??II. II will fraasa over and you and
I 1 1.111 danofl B jlR 0B it.'' Mr. Hotehkiss
lyelled, as his arm sawerl ihe air, "be
! fore III sa> that. I WOBl _8| 'Tim'
| Woodruff drlva aaa, 1/ people who
kp..v4 me arahl la think that they ll
bave to think arhai th<\4 want t<>.'
1.0 4<>u -eetlsa whal the rev(.|t ..,1:
be \t you decllne ta ad.i that to arhai
you bave Butd in this erltlcal siltia
ti.-n ???
I don't give a riamn 4vbat the r*sulf
wlll bv!" t'torted Mr. H<>t, hkiss. almoflt
b.sjil. hlmaeH 4'ith arorry and angcr
"Tve '."t Just enough bulhlog and Iiisli
ln me s" I WOBl let 'Tim' Woodruff or
anybod) ela_s .lmo m*."
Colonel's Big Stick Naadad.
When all this is tak< n in coinbina
tion with tha natural confusion of an
"unboss.-d" conventlon, the very actlve
eft'orts af tr ajble makors, and the aelf
BOeklng ef .1 lew of the hltherto minor
pUBB-b-llllfla f'T th. head of the tlcket.
the reaull hen gtVea a very 4i\id im
preaaloB of cattie ia a pea with a eoBBte
of buiis flgbttng. The i.ig stiek of
Oolonel R'.osevoh 4\ill be n.eded to
produce order. an?l ther* is some doubt
whether even that wlll be heavy enough.
The convention now is practically
marklng time. for there are multitudt

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