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10 ?ES! MAYOR'S
,.
Counsel for Policemen Who
Face Charges of Abusing
Youth Are Bitter at
Gaynor's Attitude.
CALL BOY A "COP FIGHTER"
T. H. Healey, Father of Com?
plainant, Says He Is Victim
of Police Persecution?
Has Been Arrested
25 Times.
I if term mod to "show lip Qsynor and
ill? j ton;ir<? gangst?
? their number expressed him- j
tatU >**everal policemen of the
? ar?l tiTt el station and bill
n??n in th>* preclnci will Appear at
Head*niart?*rs this morning in defen-???
0_ Lieutenant James B. Bennett and
Patrolman Domlnkii J. Roane, who
will face charg?e of assault made by
Thomas M. Healey. Jr.. of No. 82 Jay
street. The pollee rail him an in vet -
? rate "< ???. lighter."
Healey. who is t\vent\->*ne vrars "Id.
?as arrest, d by RoatlC <?!? Mav *_! on a
(ha*-- rderly <ond u t. and Lieu?
tenant Bennett s?nt Heale* to the night
?our!, where he was held in |5O0 Lrondi
> y Magistrate Campbell
While being taken to n cell Healey
_ ? ? ? ghl with Roane. Mag?
istrate Campbell ordered him rear?
jaigned and sentenced hin? t.- thr??
months <>?i Blackwell'e Island for fel?>
I ill.
While In prison, Healey'? father
hroiijcht ?harpes before Inspector '?
iam J. I.nh?\. alleging th.it Roane hear
ion i?, th? ..... of Lieutenant
Sennett. and that Bennett failed to tak"
any a?-ti<?ti. He t??id the inspector that
as a result of this mistreatment h -
???n had to undergo an operation at
?til's Island.
Healey Appealed to Mayor.
r Lahey refus?.! to act eu
lather wrote to Mayor Qaynor, <)??
? tr that his son -was hi ins: pars*?
ted .ltd nal k to net Justice. Th??
r transmitted this letter to Com
?? - oner Waldo, who ordered Chief
Inspector Schmlttbergei t.. Invi
? raop he til the father's
rdered Roane and Ek n?
? .n trial.
- i that he
m alth his night
? ? , he a ? ?n unlawful arr< at
taint charge against Hoa'ev. an,)
? . police station he stru?k
??*- With his fist.
The coi. ft S? nnett are that
? ??? t< i..-.?t?.- to strike Healey,
hi failed to maK?- ? record or r?
I.i rt Of :t. or take any a. lion
Bennett retained l?imar Har?ly. "f
: ['.rnndwa.v, to defend him. end
? will he represented at the trial
hy Florence Bullivan, ??f Ko ... ?".dai
We win produce the court record?
sf Healey at the hearing," said .?*
?an !aM night, "showing that h? h..
arrest,?*1 for all Kinds of Climes,
including disorderly oonducl mar >
times; larceny, burglar] ;?,,'i assault
Tris Is on?' of the most glaring m
?xtances of the prevailing custom und.-r
Mayor Gajrnor, making it possible foi
anybodv to humiliate decent police offi?
cer, who simply perform th?* d:it><^
imp?.??-. r,n then?. The Mayor does no.
?eem t?. draw any line between iub?
itaatlal citizens and gangsters who
um ti?*' m?thod for eowhiriinK pollce
Will Make It a Test Case.
"Thie is a dire? I result of the ?May?
or^s policy. We ate going to make It a
test ?es? t?. dehne the issue as t?.
whether the laws can bo enforced or
whether crimin?is ?an use this method
fnnlimied on ?.<-? ?,n.| puge. ihlrd column
This Morning's News'
LOCAL. Tage
Trespe Ready fol ging Sing Riot. 1
Te Te?t Maye? i "Qsngater Policy". , 1
Met? S'j?-, ss Mail Contract Note.... l
??? Committee Appeals to Balsei a
de Shot in Mistake. . . 5
??n Ticket I ted Boon ... 5
? rssy Csmpalga , 5
I>e*/ery Adr?ft In Storm. 5
Mh Am ?'hildren tome and Ho... 7
Itslnwny flan. 9
Wan street Firm tot Kiliott. ?e
roads to In trMtratios i-'iKht.ie
Cspt Dalfsr Attacha ?Crspsey.is
(?asset t? Surrender ?,?. ladtetsssat.. ie
fersey Ouardsmen.is
OEIfEaAL
??/Ilsen lights i-'ire. i
? Appointment Upheld.. .'.-... 3
?er Probee Btnghamta? Hre a'
""??'.*??*. In Sa'oon Bl-flfS RIchM g]
n't Hope in Mexican Mediation.. 3 i
i;".?*rnin*tit Attacks Telephone Trust. 4
?"surg.nts ' Plght ?Currency Mill. 4
democrats Oppose Tariff Mil Changea 4
?"'iinrnins Denies Mulhall'l Stuternents 5
Legislature Acted lllek'all.?. s
Bis Plsgg Voun? Resigns. 7
Army Officer Dsmsnde Promotion. S
Tr.H.p? Sent to Strike Scene. .IS
rOREION.
McLoaghlln'e Cbsncee Qoed . i
Turkey Invades Mulgarla. 1
A*"iulth AfTHln Molested. 3
I et?eea's sun Eclipsed. 3
MIBCELLAWEODS.
BiltoHsl. ?
?sriel . 7!
''hltu_r> ..... . 7 j
Ut.rary New! an'l < n tl< Ism. . . S and S
N*?-? foi \V.,men. ?!
?perte .10 and 11
Keetaei .11
ibippinf . .li
??. lal and Markets. .. .IS, 13 and 14
f'-el Kstat? .14
Amy and Navy .15
DISCOVERY OBVIATES PAIT
Surgical Area Cut Off fron
Brain by American.
London. July 2ft. -i'reat interest wa
taken in ths meeting of the Brltlsl
Medical Agnoclatlon al Brighton yet
t'May. when Sir l.rrk.l. v M<i>mhai,
professer of clinical surgery in th?
University <>f Leeds, deociibed 'he ?lis
coverj by the Americanaurgeon(3oorgi
W. ''rii.-. ..f Cleveland, ..i a me hod ?>
anaesthesia whereby the area <>f opera
Hon ?aould !??? shut oil fr?>m the brnli
for ?several ?days, if nfirtaa.r.
"The Dully Exprees," commentini
editorially, conalders thai such a dis
covery would be one ?>f the greateal Ii
mod rn surgery.
MAKES BODY TRANSPARENT
German Finds Fluid Which Ma}
Obviate Dissection.
? Telegraph t > i bs r rfbui i
?Philadelphia, July 24 a nea meth...
of gi\ing me.ii.-ai studenta Instructioi
which, it is aatd, will largely obvi?t?
the necessity >.f dissection, will l?e pul
Into practice at the Hahnctnann Medi?
cal Coll?*<ge ai the beginning of the n* s1
t ?t ni Physicians and surgirons ?ron*
? ? 'I sMt h the department of nnntomj
are now perfecting the j roceea, whlcli
originate through the recent dis. ?ovei ?)
by .1 ?;.ii,-ian sciential <?f b ?fluid by th?
un ?-: which the human body can i>?
? red Irai" parent.
The fluid, w hiih Is .-? tu i ?? ??-." :
? ?Us. turns the fleah into a sort n<
tranaparen! Jelly when Injected, ???
iibllng th. Btudenl t.- study the reins,
no:?, I? ? . _ t ?. i i ro? - lai i" ttei. it is
asserted, th;-n it the) roaorted to ths
H knife it is v;,i,j t,, t..
??i the moal valuable dlecoverl*
. of !at?' yeara
FATAL CIGARETTE AGAIN
One Dead, Five Dying, After Oil
Well Explosion.
Jul) .'i. Charlea M.
Wright a well ?lull? i. was burned '?
?Until, flve "- his fellow workmen
pi. babl: fatally In|ur< ?1. and a
?ell located two miles soutl
ana sel on fire 1 ihe r* lit of
? (plosion
The explosion ?.? i urrod whan ;* burn.
m?_ m itch, with which .? youth r.ad
llght'd
\sitii gna eacaping from th?- well B -
furls i" ? xtlngulah ;t ? m.-t
with ! ? ' i. succe*?- up to a late
to-night.
'I lie si. II was brought in this morning
gusher
CRUSHED By'dRAWBRIDGE
Man, Too Impatient to Wait Its
Closing, Is Killed.
.i hn M? Kiio.. forty?three ?ears old.
174 HU? f'.r. "Ms n O as
crushed t<> death yesterdaj In vtsru ,t
s?s.r;ti hundred persona at ihe Organ*
?t ..s .-nue ?ira ?? hi Idg N en -
tow n Ci?? k.
McElroy was <>n his way t?. work an I
tried t?? step off th?- moving bridg.? In*
i ol waiting f-.r H to swing Into
I lace He fell between the bridge fend
?'one bulkhead, and 'hen receiv?<l tin?
injuries from which he ?died shortlj
after being taken t.. St Johns ip.s.
I Hal.
SHOTS FLY IN STAIR FIGHT
One Man Hit and Two Arrested
After a Safe-Cracking.
i tetecth ? i I ?owimg and Moi ? i
the Central offli ??. aftei i runn ng r<
-olvei battle with tw?. alleged
??rackets In Sullivan sir?-?-? ?ails ihis
morning, i icceodod In arresting ths
men. iifi'-i all Jumped oui of a second
window <>rn <>f ihe prisoners
vus stru?k in the right leg bj a pollc*
bullet a rid was taken t.. Belle VU! It'-?
piral In a gerlOUS condition from b.ss
"f ).l..f,?l
The prisoners said the) were Peter
Jolln, of No. l<?7 Kasl IL'il. str.-.t an?1
Joseph Begaro, "f No ?"!?" Baal l-lth
?treet. The police naid they te, og*
nized Jolln as a man who w?-nt under
the alias <>f "Julio." Tney said both
men had records. ,
Th? detectives had been trailing Jo*
Un and BegSUTO for thr??' hours before
tn.iking tin- ainsi They follou.-d th?
tw. men through many stroeta on ths
lower W?-st Sid' ,,h<] Anally trucked
iiiem t?. a lise s ors tenement house
at Nos. 137 and 180 Sullivan street
While th?- detectives waited out?
side they heard th? muffled explosion
in the butcher shop on th?- ground
flooi and dashed inside Th.- two
m? n ran up to the next floor and
Jumped from a window t?> the street.
follow?-.) ti\ the detectives. JoHttwho
was Wounded, was foned to ?top run?
ning after a block, and Begaro threw
up bis hand? and submitted to arrest.
PAYS" $27.50 FOR A KISS
Brooklyn Youth Finds Oscula?
tion Costly in Nutley, N. J.
Niitley. N. J.. July IM?Because they
insisted upon kissing a good looking
girl yester?lny i.fternoon. two young
Brooklyn m?n wer?- fined here to-day
by He. oider Jamos W, Poet ?One, who
su?.ceded in planting a kiss on her
cheek pniA 12780; th?- oth?-r. who did
not succeed m kissing her, gol <-ff with
$1280. lbs ?mid II su no. his fault
that he failed
Abxander Harls, twenty, of No. 288
Ilainbrldge street, antl Jay Ooold,
twenty-live, <?f No, 8JM Hlnadals Btroet,
Brooklyn, both raiwoat salesmen, were
here yesterday soil? itlng ?.rd.-rs. They
entered the home on Franklin avenue
of Mis?* Bessie Senrle. eighteen years
old. Miss BeaiiS SUM she was ahm?- in
the house and that she ?11?) not need a
rainc-at. whereupon Baris, without
warning or en?miiagcment, kissed her.
<;<.<.id tried to follow the example of
I'.aris. luit she rushed from the room I
and summoning aid. caused the arrest
of ihe two. In ?ourt Baris pleaded
guilty and ('.??old admitted that he
(tried. i
ME?? SUES ON il
IN MAIL CONTRAI
Answer o? B. F. Hardesty F
veals Congressman as Hea
of Firm Handling Postal
Matter in This City.
! ?
?$50,000 PAPER NOT Ml
I .
| Indorsed by Metz When Th
Bought N. Y. Mail Co., Hard
esty Says Ex-Controller
Forced Him Out and As?
sumed All Liabilities.
Congressman Herman A, Meta a
was elected las! fall nn?i sworn In
March I, owns the controlling inter.
it. th?* New York Mail Company, win
ha? h ron tract t?. carry tin- mall In t
?ily brio 4,"?tii stt<?t This becat
known when answer was til. .1 in t
Suprime Court yestcrdi y to a SI
I brought by Meta against Menjamin
| Hardesty, a former president of t
i company,
tot - i ..n ."..;:::i ..' the R< i la? d Statut
i ol the United ?States makis it .? ml
demeanoi f. i .-? member of Congress
mshe, ?lir?. ti\ ? ? Indirect j. a contra
i with th?- United states. .n?l provld
that mi? h a .entrait BhSlI be Voit
? .. ,a $3,00(1 may !"? th ? punlshme
for s?i. h an set,
Meti's suit is t.? recovei |flO,000 on
note win? h he indorsed tor Hardea
which, he ssya Hsrdest) failed tome
sftri m w sa dis? .?lint. -1 bj the Met?
' iKilltsn Hank Hsrdeat) declares m h
answer that t h? Congre im?n acquir?
. tul! control ??t thi com pa i ? after for
Ing him "'.t and Intimai ?- that the ;.
lion of Mela aril I to the attei
j lion of Congress Mets'a las
? >. ;..i mat*. Battit _. Vandiver, of whl<
i f;rin Senator O'Oormaun la 'he pcnli
'?? r.
How Mat. Get m the Firm.
Th? \? w \"i K Mall i .'< mpan) mai
Id . ontract with ihi | ? ? mi nt i
t\. IOOP according lo th?- ar
.?.w. r nil -i bj :? ? es?pre Idi nt Ti
t waa lo r??n foui ? eai - froi
July, I'.af.i and the .nu ricai -
? .m-, .mpany'a
,i ie alleged, Mi I
against
In .1 ,i 1912, Lbs . n?wrr I '?nun IS
?f \M. ?)?!? i:\ire ? ?'..m'.in. V
quired ;h? capital atoch of the Ne?
v..ik Mail Company, and Hardiest) a*s
?'? ???! i r. ?i.i.-rit September -***?
He maintained In bla answer ths' a
lh.it t.rn?- the company was ..perm ?.
at a tin ?i > "? ***** i? monthl) and waa la
sort ent
Final I). Hardest) saya the sti
eaaj announced thai the; arould . ?
no f irtbi ' ? ? end noiitleil th
! Ameri.ai Bursty ?'om|?anv that 11
New York. Mail Campan) COUld ti'i
earn out It* ? ontrai L Hardest) I
.:/ that a controlling Interest In ih
ma,i rompan? could be purchased '?
|97 ?"??. hl am wer itated and In i (e
.-m'.? 1912 Met? agreed with him i?
? n..?.|.".t\ sH\s he %A\e his no
? -.i.ttai in port pa i mi nt the i
malnlng |BO,001 to ? ? on th?
not?- w tu. h "i 11. iti'io? ed o i a in ?
f?.tms the baala of the - I
Th?- mall ? orapan) 'a st... It, of ?*--'?'. 7 OIX
par ralut waa delivered t.. Mets'a -i
lein? ". Hardeaty alleges, end on i-vo
ruar) Ifl ' Indorsed ovei to Met/ .-i
the ateck. it Is no? owned b Mi vg
the answer ?I? ? I
<?n April IS, Hardeaty allegas, M.-.t.?
threatened to thron him .?mi the<*om
pan] Into bankrupt**]! unless in- ro?
tired from Ihi preaidency ??nil manag.
men? wir n h> consei ted lo do so,
Hsrdest) declsres, Mete mid be would
;.?f?pt .-?ii liabilities of the company,
Want* Accounting by Metz.
While admitting that Meta Indorsed
th* Hk,*M note, Hardeaty ask?, the
court to dtam)aa the complaint and lo
..ni. i Meta to ru.ik?- an accounting Hi
declares I ha l he waa ousted through
"the unjust dealings ??i the plaintiff
Meta sdmlttsd >< it?arda) si bla ofti ?-,
N?. 132 Hudaon street that he was in
terested In the mall company, ami ?.?...
highly Incensed when informed of tin
nature of Hardesty'a answsi t<? his putt
Hi promised that "there fellows would
he r*orry before be K"t through with
ti?, tu "
Meta -?;?i?! thi oontract had been oo
i?n?i?*.i to September i at the rsejussl
of th?? poatofl.es Huihorities, wh?. know
of his steetlon t?. Congre m and >.f hi**
l-nter-si In the mall conOcra. Met*
repreaenti ths i"th District, King-i
Connty, Which was formerly the dis?
trict ?.f Secretary RadfleM, ?.f the De?
partment of Commerce, He proroded
Prendergasi ??s Controller of the city,
HAWK AIDSC0L0NEL BOGEY
Early Bird Catches Golf Ball
and Puts It in Bunker.
Ha?'k?maaca N .i. July 14.??H. O.
*i erkes, a newcomer here from Kew
fork, and his neighbor, George W.
I.yli'. of Summit avenue, h??th members
..r ihe Hackenaacii ?;<>if Club relate h*i
t.ntisusi incident thai happened to-day
ahUe they were playing an early morn?
ing t?.'?in- on the local links.
A ft. r Mr, Y'-rki-s made B pretty drive
the playees watched the hull on it**
course and were surprised when ?Way
saw a hawk follow it along and then
pick the hall up
The hlrd carried the hall a short dis
tanca ami dropped It In a disadvan?
tageous spot In a hunker, mu?*h t?? the
diaplaaaurs at _*erksa and the glee ?.f
bis opponent.
a
A SUMMER DAY UP THE HUDSON.
Swift observe!Ion nay UneStra ?lee ?dv
A<n t
t
THE WEAK SPOT OF SING SIXc; PRISON.
The ?board fence takes ihr piare ol the heavy wooden gate d?eatfoyed by fire. . d??/en keepers are it?
tioned on the outside to thwart any attempt ?it jail delivery,
DAVIS CUP HINGES
ON AMERICAN STAR
So Says English Critic in Dis?
cussing Outlook for Big
Lawn Tennis Match.
THE TEST COMES TO-DAY
Hopo Abroad That the American
Champion May Be at Best,
So Honor of Winninp: Will
Bo the Greater.
Br Herbert L. Bourko.
H> . p> Is -.. I b? I Ml un? I
i...'.'i"'i .i:i .i i M< l/Htghlin
stale? Oi ths - ?? - ol ? i groa) Hnul
match* I-? the Davis Cup between the
Iimso tennis representatlv* of th>
United t?tatei und England, tins nue
i,?ri Is -?ill 1" log salted, sa elso it \y.m
, aftei ihe American champion's
.lull nits in as ? i tint; himself i_ ?
r*,? tin.n s and hi comparative!) uniui
prs-B'li ? i " nri agalnsi ? a nada
?foil ,s, . s . lia ve .-.itii,- tu Judge
Uc Lough lin b) su? h a high stand.ii?!
thai anything short of ?th? grant foi n
1 a m. -r, h.- ?i. at .1 < ' l'ai !<.?? at Wim j
blednn ?,i\'s .m for doubl as t?. lu? I
rr-mplri* lltneoa for the vital issue ?f
the i-hallenge round, which begins to*
murrui.
1 ? :i H.i' hell lias seemed fenXiOUS
t>. hu.b.iii? Mi Loughlln, who rusted on
th. rhlxi day of tiie <r?rt))__ti ties and
most .??italnlv did not revtal his nor
ii against ?Canada Theaomatches
H it h un t ?? . -it", i ? t than
M ! || -i has t" :
| in. '.r is tmt a good
M? Loughlln did not attend the .| ?
? ? o I t h * ? I - - ? 11 ? ?_ p I a y e i
? i tint?.i w* ill th?' rouii'ls that he
I e. Hi n .1 i a-s . li.iw -
? -. ?. t t.. the bottom of
A m- ? i--.m methods of pi- To ;
? m h; ? mat? h to-raoi rot if
?. McLoughlln a ill net ?l to i>, .i
Ii?- be-l III- lis . .'.i . |
hire aft? -i ? ? t ? ? i s
V' iir brilliant player h.?s had much
I?. lb? In thl laSl _?-W SS.ei-.s Afl.f ail.
; . , on I) tss. ntj -?ht. ?? ? ? .us old
iii?- nervous la \..-ii as th? physical
strain mus? h.nsld? m -I -\ h.-'' all
Mu. i ici Is rets |ng ?m tllm
I ilk?- grell 'im fascinating \??ung
ii pealing ey ?.? his buo) -
ancy and hla modesty, ami In common
wih ail other Englishmen i wsnl him
t niitim.?.i ?m elevtmtfe ragte, Iklei retassa.
MISS WILSON FIGHTS
FI IN A COM
President's Daughter Joins I
Rescue Work in Drenching
Storm at Eaglesmere.
i I'v T?l?_- -i. I I ? 'I . ib,in? 1
Eagleomen Perm. Jul) it with
high Wind blowing showers of spar,
from B burning cottage fedjolnlng h?
hotel. Miss Margaret ?WoodrOW ?WllfeOI
daughtei of the ?President, was foras
?.ut Into a driving rain h? re to-day. an
then helped move her effects from th
threatened bolldlna Bhe was ths culm
?st pers..ii In the wlldl) ? x? it.-*! throni
of summer raeidents,
K..r m?.r?- than an hour Miss Wilson
her clothing soak?.I by th?- rain, bu
enl'-yirig ihe excitement. ss.it. h.-d th?
tin nghtera ?When M hscams nee??
Sirs to Stflp 'he adjoining houses sh?
and half a do/en ?ittier girls of the sum?
mer enloiiy bd in ruSCUS WOlk Sh.
mingled with tlie iir?-m?-n, offering pruc
licii suggestions and watching the fight
against the llames at ?lose range.
Thg COttggg Wld? h ..mplit fire he
longed to M?"- and Mrs. W. *'. Dodge,
Of Washington. Mrs. Murphv. their
married daughter, was living with them,
and her two months old babv was ?ar
rie<l ?.tit of the burning house !.\ ..ne
of the Bremen.
The quickness of tiie volunteer fire
?li'l'iirtment in responding to the alarm
prevented the i>o?ige cottage ami the
hotel '.vh re MlM Wilson is a K'lirst
from being <l?r?tro>?d.
Among ths moot w'-'lnent tes'iie
is ni,sers Desidea Miss Wilson a*ero
Louis \ Mattaon, asalstanl managen
of the Philadelphia Orchoctra .?ii-i
was tlie Ural on ihe ?< en?, and ?.ip
i'iiM ES. s ? hase, of Bagleamera who,
with W, C. Jackson, tooh an a-me
pari In preventing the spread ?>f the
llames and rescuing ths -?coupants "f
th?- cottage. i?r. Oeorge Prety Bnoe?
maker, a w.-ll kn.wn physl? inn, was
Oil hand to take care of Mr Dodge,
ssho is \sell ads a n. cii In years.
Miss Wilson, who Is stopping at
Kaglesmer?- for a month to take .sing
Ing lessons under Professor ROM W.
Has nl. had Just r.-turne?! to hOT hotel
n. m a morning leaaon and was ree.
Ing on ths por* h when she heard the
cry nt BIO, and rushed out into th?
storm to help where she could
PRESIDENT VETOES GIFT
Halts Baltimore Plan for Bridal
Present for Daughter.
I n> Telegraph to TI ?? Tribun?, i
Baltimore, July ?..--President Wilson
has frowned on a movement started
h.ie t.. raise a fund for a wedding
present for his daughter Jessie. J. P.
Tumulty, his private secretary, has
written to Mayor Prauton as follows:
The President's attention lias been
called to an article Iw on. of the Balti?
more papers concerning .* contribution
made to >ou by Krnest I-:. Nordenholz
toward a fund for a present to Miss
Wilson on the occasion of her mar?
ring?
While the President deeply appreci?
ates the generous spirit which prompted
Mr. Nord?nholz to make this contribu
tifui. lie greatly prefers that no fund be
rained for this ptttyosm Win you not
be good enough '<> notify Mr. Norden?
holz, and also have pepper announce?
ments made to this effect in the news?
papers In question?"
TURKS INVADE
OLD BULGARIA
Enver Bey, in Swift Movement
from Recaptured Adrianople,
Makes Incursion Into
Christian Territory.
RUSSIA MAY ACT ALONE
Con.sterni.tion Among Ambas?
sadors of Powers in London
as European Concert Be?
comes Almost Impossi?
ble to Maintain.
Bj ? ? ? T-?aine 1
London, -lui* 25 -New?? of sn *i
. aedlngly grave character machad
London last night and la confirmed in j
u thoritattve -uarti ra II naej
sumtnarised as followa
A Turkish fores whose ??rengt'i is not
Btat-i, but erhielt appears to consist]
of Kurdish cavalry, has Invaded old j
Bulgaria ThS town Of Jamb<?lt has
been occupied, ami. according to ?>fH- j
i-lai telegrams, sacked, with other
towns and \ illa-.es. AK??lnst this fres'.,
a. I of SggreSSloa on the part of T?r?
ke) BulgsHa ha^' air. ad.? lodged a
pr-test with the DOW!
M\ carrying ? campaign of recon-l
quest from Adrlanopls Into what can
not possibly hi ? lahnad as snythlng hut
Bulgarian territory. Turkey has cre?
ated a n?'W situation full of dangerous |
poesihlliti. s S?> far h? ?an be Judged j
th? for??- which has mad?.* this incur?
sion is part of the cavalrv division
which ftccompenl?rd Enver Hey t?>
Adrianople. and which has evidently
non pushed northward with a speed
by no m?*ans reckoned <?n by those who
Imagine*** the Ottoman army lacked the
neceasary mobility and transport torso
rapid and so far an ndvatue
When the Intelligence <?f tins move
by Turk?.-.?, arrived in London the con?
feree?' yf ambassadors w is still sitting
at the Foreign ? >rn. ???, and it Is umler
stood that the information caused ..
f?eling nkln to consternation Their
excellencies had be??n engaged in dls
? ussing th?- position created by the re
npcupatlon of Adrianople. and fully rec?
ognized that this latest instance of
Turkey's rsaolvs to defy the powers
ami tear up the treat) <>f London was
calculated '?? imrease th?? difficulties of
a situation already suffUit ntly compll
vH ted.
The ambassadors, however, were un?
able to agree what to d?>, and it la evi?
dent that European diplomacy Is semi
paralyted by personal Jealousies and
mistrust
Vary little i*> now needed to break up
the concert, which even now Is little
more than a name. If Kurope cannot
. gf?SS ?m common action Russia will
tak?* the matter In hand nlone and will
put int? eifert her historic policy by
occupying Armenia. It Is known that
?he is at this moment ready to take
this step Krame and Ureat Uritaln
( nntinue?) on ???? ..nil page, fnurllt column.
t
BULLETS ?0 QUELL
"Shoot to Kill" Order Issued to
Guardsmen Held in Readi?
ness for a New Out?
break in Prison.
iiliir .-???:, ?. ni_,
ie Hudson RiverJ
1 to hold itself iri
OSSINING FOLK IN TERROR
Howls of Desperate Prisoners
Throw Women and Children
of Village Into Panic, and
Authorities Appeal
* for Protection.
Almost 1*000 convicts in Sing Sing
prison, many of them murderers and
other desperate characters, were in so
ugly a fram.' of mind all day yester?
day and last night that two companies
of militia infantry and one of naval
militia were held in readiness to he
rushed to the \ rison in case of a se?
rious outbreak.
Inder Sheriff Weisendanger. o{
Wrstch* Mer, was also prepared to
take drastic action at the firs? signs
.-. trouble, and hastily swore in an
?"?xtra force of deputies, all heavily
armed. The town of ?Jssining. situ?
ated near the big prison, was in a panic
of fear last night, fearful at every
moment that word WOOld come of an
uprising among ths? prisoners.
John S. Jenkins, Supervisor >.r ?De
slning telephoned to I'nder Sherlf
Weisendanger in ihe afternoon, telling
him. it might be necessary to call upon
hlni to protect the people of th.? town,
who dr? aded the consequences shou'.d
the prisoners su?ceed in es? aping from
the grim walls of Sing Sing.
"Shoot to Kill" Order.
Th' I'nder Sheriff immediately got
into communication with Captain
Olover, in command of the Osaining
.ompany of miliila, and requested him
to hold his commaml of eighty men in
readiness for service. Captain Bogart,
? i V'.nk? rs, was also asked to be pre?
pared to entrain hi? ?ompany for
Osointng at a moment's notl?*e.
These orders were reeponsihl?* for
scenea of unusual activity in both ar?
mories yesterday. The men busied
themselves in cleaning ?ind preparing
their arms. Fach received a full tssue
"f ammunition, in case of a serious
- ut break in the prison the militia will
i.- ordered to shoot to kill.''
In addition to the two companies of
infantry waiting under arms. Lieu?
tenant McCuilom, of ihe Oesining naval
militia i'ompan), s?*nt word to Super
riaar Jenkins that his men were ready
i?. mo\e on the instant in case of a riot
i all from, the prison.
The rumor went forth early in the
..fternoon that the First Battalion of
Kaval Militia, with headquarters on
ihe training ship <;ranlte State, lying
at '.?7th street and th?
had also been ordered
read n.ss t<> embark for Sing Sing at
short notice. This report waa denied,
however, by those in authority on the
Cranite State
Rioters Locked in Cells.
Following the r.oting among the pris?
oners In the workshop on Wednesdav.
Warden Clancy kept a double guard on
ihe men. The two hundred prisoners,
known.as "B" men. ?>r second termers,
v. ho were responsible for the outbreak
of disorder during the fire m the prison
on Ti. sday, were lo< ked in their cells
all day yesterday.
Warden Clancy, knowing the surly
' ? ?per <;f th se mm, known as ihe
"knitting gang.1 Hd not feel ju.'<i.?1
', trklng '1..lines \f'ih then' It was
these men who were the ringleaders
in rerouting discontent and disorder at
the time of the fire. After being
locked In their ?tils, the "B" men
made Wednes?lay night hideous with
their continuous BtOB-B of yells and
cuneo. .
Persons lis ing In ??sslning weie
awakened from their 8i?>ep by th
shouts and ??atcalls ?>f the c.nvk's.
and many women became so nighly
wrought up by the blo..l-curdli:*._.
nols-s issuing fr??m behind the grim
walls of the prison that th". r-.-maineJ
aw.ik- . In :i st il?' ? f con.siiiiu fiar
Th? Warden p_at_g to ..en?l s xty of
the.c "knitter?!" t?. Anb'iin prison 1*?
<lay. among whom v ill Im included th<?
ringleaders id Un i uthrsnk. The ?juris?
on? is will he ?????n lu the upetate pr?s >r.
on a sp-'iil 'r.iin of th. New Y? rk
Central. With i : ?av y guard in at?
tendance. \ la) or .wo Inter another
bat.-h of ?h?- sann- two hundred will
be sent to -\u''i'in. in this way it ie
?hoped IQ cv?nil?Jiiily quell the unrest
among th other* pri-e.r.. r?
Fire ?Set by Prisoners.
At piSO?Ol the entire ?un* let popu?
lation ?>f Sing Sing is a sullen, obsti?
nate army of desperate men. Threat?
ening cries and derisive nowls ?t-cho
from the great gray pile of granite
at fre???ic-nt intervals, and keepers are
granted with snarls and curses. Mu?
tin? is in the very air.
It is becoming more evident ever,'
day that the tire of Tuesday was the
work of the prisoners. Some of the
more d?sn? rate among the second term?
ers are belie-zed to have started th?
' lii'/i' that did J200.000 damage and
endangered the lives of several hun?
dred convicts. Yesterday morning an?
other attempt was made to set Are to
a prison building, when a mattreas in
the ??lothlng industry shop was found
on fire.
Some of the prisoners seized *he
I urtnng mattress and threw- it out of
the window, where It was doused with
y.ater by other prisoners In the mi?'s?
of the ex? ltement the fire whistle
sounded, bringing hundreds of persona
from the village of Ossinlng. They