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Not One Person Lost or Se?
riously Hurt When the Tern*
plemore Was Destroyed.
STRUGGLE IN SMALL BOATS
All Hands Forced to Abandon
Vessel, but Picked Up by the
Arcadia, Which Answered
Distress Call.
Baltimore. Oct. 2.? Fifty-four shlp
v re k< ' persons from th?? British
freight statuer Templemorct which
vils burned Si sea, eight hundred miles
east of Vllg C pea, W< re brought
here to-night by the Hamburg-Ameri?
can steam? r Arcadia. No lives were
ISSt, and no one was seriously injured.
The hulk of the burned v? aael is ?.??
gsved to be beneath the ?raters of the
Atlantic The value of the VOOOe] and
her ,- tlmated at 1700,000, cov?
ered by Insurance.
Besides the crew there were on the
vessel William Thomas, a consular pas?
senger, and a Stowaway named Mc
Ooimlck. All signed a testimonial to
Captain George Boldt and the crew ?if
the Arcadia. In which deep Rratitude
aras exprei the prompt manner
in which th< rei .?? was effected
Ca; ' Jones, of the T. mple- i
more, Which leit Baltimore for Liver-,
pool last Saturday, raid that the tire j
was discovered at 11*30 o'clock Mon?
day Bight In the hold where cotton
was stored, and ho believed that it
was caused by Spontaneous combus?
tion.
Fire Spread Rapidly.
I rdered the hold flooded by means
of the fire fighting apparatus, which
we had in every part of the ship,'' sail
Captain Jones. "Beeiden two power! il
streams of water Were sent Into the
ventil?t? rs just about the burning cot?
ton
"Within twenty minutes th?? fire
rmched ths Oil and lumber, which
stored oexl to the cotton, and an ex?
plosion which shook the vessel from
?:.! COUrred. 1 ordered tho
wire- ' ?r to send out an '8, O,
(,' \\ ? ?? at i UM thai the Ar?
cadia, flftv mil?se away, bad heard nur
call and was coming at full a]
Still we fought the blaze, my men ;.*>
psorlng unmindful f,f the ?danger.
"The lire reached the engine r?".in so
quhkiy that the steering gear was put
out ot commission within five minutes
after th?- fight began. The pumps
were still working, however, and w<
I to keep goini; until nearly I
o'clock Finally Edward Emannuel,
the wireless operator, ? i that
the lights were out In his room and tlie
current he used eras practically use?
Emannuel ordered candlea, and
with the ? . ** ? i of his reserve storage bet?
tery he kept in communication with
?onger.
Then his batteri? - fa
Forced to Small Boats.
"I BSW WS had '!"!.?? the li??t ????
could, and tt.re?- boata were lowered.
No man '?ft the ship until he received
Instructions to <l<? so from me. I have
never heard of men who behaved so
admira!'!;.- under sue i trying condltii
"Our experience In the small boats
was the worst of all. A storm was
rag!; g, and the wind nearly upset our
Mender boata. Inder auch conditions,
however, we managed to )?>'?
boats hi the wind until S:05
ifdock, ?hen th? Arcadia came along?
side.
"Many of the crew were seasick and
?xhausted. Some were so wenh they
had to ba lifted out Of the heats. When
th?; Altadla started toward Baltimore
the Templemore was aflame frot
to stern."
PERFECT POLICEMAN RETIRED.
Aft*r bavins been on the police fore?
of this city for more than fOTty-elghl
*>fars and rr.aklnc a reOOfd Of never hav?
ing had a complaint iodg?d against him,
iJavid Rut'.e !n? '? tired yesterday
upon his owi ""in He will r
ftlve an annual pension of I700
Who is
Lord Bendish
Hero of tin- New Novel
By
Maurice Hewlett
Just Published
unr.er the Title
Bendish?
It is reported that the young
aristocr?t who takes the title role
?n this novel is a real character
whose picturesque career has heen
the subject of eager speculation
?n Europe and America.
This question of identity adds
angular interest to a glowing ro?
mance of the Early Nineteenth
Century.
Who Is Bendish?
V.35 net. By mail $t.47.
Chlr,es /Tx?\Fi,th Ave
Scnbners l?MS) 1 at 48th St.
Sobs V?V New York
MAI LLOYD AND HER
Deportation of Singer and
Jockey Ordered After Ellis
Island Hearing.
APPEAL TO BE TAKEN
Lawyers for Vaudeville Per
former Hope to Gain Admis?
sion for Her as Transient
Under Bond.
Mari.- Lloyd, the KnKlish concert hall
entertainer, and Bernard ?Dillon, the for?
mer Ensilan y? kor. who in .?? detained
overnight! on the White star liner Olyn
Pic, were taken to ?Oils laland yesterday
and brought before a board ol ?peclal
Inquiry.
Th, hearing laated half an hour, and
when it tnde-d Miss Uoyd and Dillon
were both ordered ?'? ?port? d, The couple
arrive.1 here on the Olympic YV. ?ln?-?l.i V
Tin v%,.icn|.i,.,i th? ?am? room throughoat
Hi- va: Bg< end were I.bed on the ?hlp'a
manlfasj Knd passenger list as ' Mr. and
Mis. ?Bernard Dlllon '
When the Immigration olReiala obaei ? d
H ai they had com? over aa huaband snd
Brifi ti..- couple were auhjected t?> a doss
ilnatlon, which broushl out an ad?
thai they were not man led
Immedlatel] they were aenl from the
pli r to th? ship, v\ !.. r- they w? re Boarded
.-?lit to Kins la
? day. As soon ns the board ?u
lulry oniei. d the coupl? ? a?
ed, Misa ?Lloyd's counsel, Moses
Qrossnian, and William Blsu, who rep?
i Dillon, made ? f->:mal app ai
? ? ? .i.- and i in a? i it ovi i t?> B: i on
H. Chi, th? acting commissioner, who
w;;i ?end it. with his own report "f tbe
cas.-, t.? th? & retar] of ?Labor
The law require? that all excluded
aliena be sen! back t?> tbe port <>f origin
by the Bteamahlp wni.-h brousbt them
here, but, as the appeal win tak?- at
leaat a week tor consideration, the ?couple
cannot be ?sat back on the Olympic,
w i.i n will sa-! to-morrow at noon.
Mr. Qrosanaan cttsd ths ess? <>f Ette
. inny, s ho came bei ?? to Join M Bo?
Kanny, an acrobat. The woman was not
married to Boganny, bol waa -
: fl "ii, dl pot tation ? n tn?
til?n?* of a bond thai ?he wsa hen
t and S performer,
it is ?aid ttmt the caae of a well known
soprano, who liv.-s with a man nol her|
legal huaband, and has frequently vielted
this country, with him, will be preaented
b ? Mies Uo d'a ? ounat I
Miss Lloyd's anawi r to II ?? i barge made
nat her by the Immlsratlon ofl
waa that ahe Intended to marry Dlllon a?
s.."n ;?s she could set a divorce from
- ? di i i lurlcy, an actor
a ?Lloyd, being a saloon paaaenger,
wsi permitted to occupy the s ;.-.-:., i mom
occupie?) by Cipriano ?astro d'irinjr hia
'-.on. and i ? : ? s ?-re s. nt to i?? r
from tin? laland'a restaurant for employes.
l)iii?>n was detained la less desirable
While the Immlsi atlon ofB ia!n
t the actres* ainl
her travelling companion, an efforl win
be riia-ic. bj th? Sllns ol ;? bond, to pat
? ? to fnl?ll h?-r contrai t for
!.. w. ? k.- m thia ? nuntry.
i ?ilion will I av? a small ? han< ?
. union
A Maternent ISBUCd | ? '?i?iay hy Martin
Bei k an?i k. i\ Albee, repri ? ? ? ? the
Orpheum an?l Keith dtculta, said
"We h..v. no personal interval In Miss
Uoyd s a;Yairs ghl . , ? ? -. h-r
?ivv ?i oouna? ; Th? Isa n i l tak?
course, so f-?r a? w? are con erned. If
i ,?. pot ted, l I end* tloi
wifli us, ) i? if sii<- I? allowed ?.?> remain
a ill fulfill )i?-r ? ontra ta, a hit h call
er appearanci l the 1 ? "
t he week of Octotx
ira' ted tim<- at the K?--iin and I >i
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LLOYD CASE STIRS LONDON
English Variety Artists Angry
at Singer's Detention.
[By <
London, ( act. ?1 The at lion "f the
American Immigration authorities
ordering the deportation of Mane
Lloyd was the subject <?f ?ganara! con?
vernation In vaudeville ?-luus and other
gathering places of London variety
artists last niKht.
Daisy Jerome, who has Just returned
from America, said: "What s dlsgra ?
fui proceedlngt it is a deadly insult
to the Brltiah artists, and I an eure
American people won't indorse ?t."
Mark Sheridan also expressed ?the
utmost surprise, and said: it la enough
i?. make all British entertainers swear
off America In ?future The whole
musical profession h?-re is deeply moved
by what it regards as an affront upon
one "t Its leading msmbers/'
COCAINE SELLING CHARGED
Detectives Arrest Young Man
After Chasing Him.
a man who aald n<- waa Charlea Smith.
hut who ths police said was Charlea Trio,
twenty-two years old, of No. Ill West
4'.?tii street, wsa arrested last sight by
Detectives CahiU sad ?Powers, of In pee?
tor rjtllen'a staff, In IWh street, near
Eighth avenu?, after a cbsse, He was
charged with Liavlng cocaine Is ins poa
sesoloa and locked up In tin- West :i?th
? station.
Aoeording to Ihs detectives, complslnts
were receive?! fiom the nslghb?lWhoOd of
Eighth avenue between Mtb snd ?-''
BtrSStS that <?"< aim and heroin wer.- being
sold there t?> boy? and sirls, sa w?-n as
m adults Th?- detectives said Ihsy saw
Til?, BlgnSl t<> another man and both
. ,,t, red .? saloon The deteerJvea fol?
lowed, but Trio darted <>ut through the
side door.
Th? utectives say th? y saw Trio throsj
a small >packag< away. When the pack?
ags waa opsn?ad, tii?- polies say, it oon
taincl six "ileiks" of cocaln?- un?l an
ounce of ths drug ? i???w?i?r farsa.
PRESIDENT TO GO TO MOBILE.
?WaaMngtoa, ?Ost I i'i.sio.nt Wilson
i,. s decided to attend th?- ?Southern C?otn
marcial Congrsea at Mobil?, Als., on <?<
toi. i .'7 unl?eas unexpected davelopmenta
prevent Plans are being mad.- for blra
to leave ii? r?- on the evening of Octoher
?::,, rsturning bei? on the :nth.
RENT PAYERS INDORSE MITCHEL.
.lohn I'urroy Mitchel, tin- fasten ?;m
dldate for Mayor, ?as laboread, and
Chairman McCall. Tammany candidat*
denounced at a meeting <?f the ?Society
t.. i.ow-er Renta and Keiiu? <? Tase? <?n
Homes, held at the City Club yeKtt-r
day. I
DRUNKENNESS IN H
FOE GIRL 10 ACT
Young Dressmaker Tells Court
Parents Drink Up Wages of
Herself and Sister.
ASKS A FIGHTING CHANCE
Story Reveals a Family Circle
Where Squalor Reigns De?
spite Daughter's Strug?
gle for Better Things.
Orsc? Fleming, eighteen, demanda ?
lighting chance. Bl ?? h .?- !.. i -?rent?
?re h?.! alvina her this chance, end, Mr
ther, thai hb.- und her lister ere iup
portlna the rsmlly. s?. yesterday ?ha
liahil Johh Kb nun?,', her father, ?nd El
l*n Fl< mlng, her ninth, r, Into court on
the charge ol keeping ? dli irdi
"l owe a duty in myself. I can't lira
?" ?' v?>'' Horn?: is crushlnk ? v. ry drop
><t decency m rrfster and m; n If." *he to ?!
Magistrate Kolon, ?rho listened to
?tory ?' th? bU?'s ?truggie sgslnsi
?"?Qualor, while hs studied th? eodden
"f h? r port uts.
"I believe every nord this gl
? xclalmed ths n Lglstrsta "i sd
tain i.? r lor hei Qrmni s?. and | upho i
bi r in comlns i<> tbli court foi ? sum
muas (or her parents." Oaslna at tl??
tether snd mother, the masistrate
sdded: "If thai girl trers to follow th ?
tort ?? <>t \ our ? sample she would i
ably goon tV like yo I, '1 ill- COM ihsll ''??
Investigated '
Gram n< : n sent from the co 11 o in
to her srork m ' Iressmsklng establish?
m? nt at So i? w. s' i'., i itreet, where
?he h;is be? n ? ..inlng N ? ?.?? ? n tot s
) ? ;ir Bht has -, t u:ed he ,i - a
ni? r witne*n and the employer of
her sister, Mad, line, giste* n,
arounii the corner on Col enue,
si o ipeski highly ?>i Ota' Madelin?
?tanda with her sister in th<?!r Bghl for
y
"No fatl ? r -i moth? r I m i1 ?? i Ight to
ruin the llv. I I i II lsught<
Qrsce, with 1 <
tucked u?'. "In m-, n? ?r. I loi i
I.!:.'-: SI ' moll.? r. and I hSVe '
B thi m m ind to
as, with s chai ? to da
i?'? oursell
M?Oi i priest ? Ivl* 'i me
tr> i ut loose from ?? ir home I
: km w it wasn't am use ??. ??
csn'l live "ii ' "' i ?crop? i? a' I ith?
mother bave afiwr one of their drlnklmi
?pella"
The young dre?smt.kei thsn Ber ?
? ?ri her t? j; ? ?.?.?? | ..ni bl irted oui :
"Ev< ? mesi y little ol :
and < ??? ry cent of aisl ; lunk?
^??:.'- for in Ink s hi n a ?? ?
sin t it, now, Just ain't It tin t ye
h? srd? No ?o? 'i i M.i'i? l ? i
'Damn it" Poor kid: ?
i ? r Sh i '.' srd mor?
it. Well. I trle-l
to k-ej. out Of to art. to SVO I ?" ? '
but ti.? rol
? I 'ui t had to do It!" ?h* ? ' h
her gritti d t<
M No. IS West 10
tor ths Blrl s stl t
tion? In It ovei ?
of drink a re abo Kathei
???iv. Ora i e a Mack chai
. ?
n.. Uroi they wer?
They told how she ran around with
m? n and ? ? ? '
? ?
t dare to tell tl
; | ? .1.?.lite.I. -I 11 tell 'h II .?ill F I
and moth, i drink ? >?
II .. ..::? to .. ' but 1
: ' ?
t er. 8
family. Not ? i
n horn? elwi
. . and ?he bsa tri.d t.. it ??? i
snd mamms betl
what's th? US? ' '
-.. -, rl that 1 l(
moth* r drsi " i r '?Vl"'
word ? ' in* t repeal I ? I
... g to eat w hi ?
?.sink Well, sll I ' ?
we ? ant ?land It anj ?? 11 o
i m thai 1 don'1 can I "??? low Hot t
to m?- "
"BIRD CAGE"" EMPTY
WHEN CENSORS COME
Everything "Bad" Cut Out of
the Adams Pl.ay Before
Police Appear.
[Bj Ti Ictcrspk '" ! ' Yrii ?m i
Prortdi ?.' e, R. i . ? '? t. 2. The Provi?
dence Police Department has received to
n ? ny i omplalnts from th< ?
abo n Hem ?? Aa tin Adam ; new clay.
?"I'lie liiiil Cage," which wa? produced for
the first time her? on Monda) nlsht, thai
si\ ? ?us'is were s. nt to ti"- Providence
Opera House to-nlghl to see whether thi
thlngi ?eld of the plsy were trui Th?
play as pul '?n to-nlghl wa? tar diff?rent
from other perfoi mom ? . svei ? ?? ?
tlonal psrt b? ins ? llmlnated, and ?
ws? nothing whatever Ihel would nw>
the censor? ?ny reason t" put s st"), i H
Tin- larges! crowd ol ths seek attended,
. . . tina '" " ?' ''"' i'!''lV "topped, but all
wer? disappointed with th? revised pel
im man. ? i. Thi censoring party Im luded
John T. Msgutre, Sergeant William T.
OsrnUe, Msyor Joseph A. Oalnor and
w alter R. C?*llendai
Tti? |."ll<-<- cenSOn t' "k OUI their pal
when th? curtain went up ?howing the
bridal chamber in th<- o-call?sd "terrible"
MCOnd SCt Tin? a?'t had mil progTl ?d
v? ry far wh.n it becams apparenl t"
thus?? in the audlenc? who had seen it
before that eomethlna was missing. The
fiank es pression? and "had" ?it usti?n?
?wer? either entirely "initt<?i 01 toned
doe n.
When Aunt K?l'- (Mrs ThomS? Will
fen) sat down on Monday beside her
niece, Mndge Trench (Mia? ah? ,- Brsdy),
?he said ?he wsnted to "t?n her certain
things im girl CUgbl to know until *-h??
wa? married th? mysteries of Ufa" To
night ?Im aoti ?h? ?ranted t" "toll her
certain thlnga" Th? si leeai Res min
m, s of dial"-'", wa omitted?th? t
pari shout which Um gn als t erll m
was made.
Miss Brady entered the bridal chamb r
;,,,! burst through the door with oat
?treet elollie? on her arm, attired la a
: loos? kimono, on Monday night To-night
, ?h? ram'? from th? bedroom clad in blai k
Ths police wer? Indignant bul there waa
nothing to ?'?? den*
i hinches of ail dettomlnstlons are op?
posed to ths plaj i"'aus- ?if it^ open sd
rocoof i'f divot a
Mr. AdaSM hfi b?re in a hum ?.?nr
I day wh'ii hs received ? telegram lesving
no sddftiSS at bis hotel or with ids man?
a?. ? r. lohn H Werner Thi latter ?sya
be m ver knew thai Adams wan a prient.
?.
'NAMES STEPMOTHER
IN HER DIVORCE SUIT
Mrs. H. L. Johnston Says Hus?
band Was Too Fond of
Father's Young Wife.
SHE CALLED HIM "BUBBY"
Johnston, in Counter Suit, In?
volves an Italian Marquis,
While Aged Father Will
Soon Sue for Freedom.
in th? divorce - ill brought by Harri? t
!.. Johnston, of New Rochelle, against
! Harold i?. Johnaton, manager of t ' i - - ?'.?
I ioin.il iJfe Insurance Company of New?
ark, ?begun yesterday in-r?>r.- .lust:?-.- Ar
? thur s. Tompklna In White Plains Mr?
Johnaton named h? r stepmother, M
1 '. pondent, while '
er 1 band ? thai ndul)
friendly with the Marqul* Uidovlco Roc?
? ?'? ? c a wlii!? abe ara* In Europe in 1911.
; John ton testified that hla ?rif? "pub
? i th? feel ?>i the noblen ?
? i i Ins him di ep ; umlHaUon "
? The ?-V idi ? tal tangb
of th.- two families, and Ml Richardson,
who i? ?event) years old. declared on tha
i wit mat* stand thai he Inti tided I ?- his
who Is thinv-niiie yesr* old,
i ai se of the r?v?lai I liter**
i? Uon 'I'h v *r< re married on i ?etob r
Mr .m! Mrs. Johnston occupied
chairs within a few feet of sa h other in
court, hut there ?rea no sign el reciagn!?
' lion.
Ifi j?-1 i rton'a father 1* ?president of
M 'i Rlcha ?i on ? 'omi any, of N > II
Mum treat. In Mi om?
plaint the ........
ms "Anna J. R " i? .t at tbe beat ng t?
Mis
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Mi orti r. of N?- ? :- I
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She rsb iked John?
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n Rtdgewood, N. J.
I Mis tid her dsui I - for
hla wife and mar?
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together bj
S'alked l
of lh<
lohnst tei ?Vt thai
time Mi -'"a a * i In i ? iropi She
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dale aparl I liou*<, In
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Mra. I
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ten heard M
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Mrs. 1
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!250.00?~w"Et" IN A BUNCH
Rainstorm Breaks Up Hebrew
Pashlich on Bridge.
Th? brief bul I eapour of yes?
althl null H was . ?
n production "f v\. dm
ested s psi
?..m. n and children. Incidentally
? ? i eel bratlon ol i aahllch
on the lofty William iburg Rrli ?
i . - i. uni. nt of those a ho ?1??
i.i know Hi? meaning ?.f paahllch, it
i? . |r] here thai 11 la one of tha
- mi . . of the ?Rosh Haehonah, or
Jewish New i car. Approi
p.-iii? wa made their way to the I i
promt nad? Just befo*, the i term I roh?
and began ' .bratlon ?>f pashlich,
? ; of emptylns their pock?
uid , v i ?ythli ela ? act pt
i ?..- ?nut*
When the i 'm fell the celebrants for?
gol ?n ai???m the ?paahllch and scran
for the Manhattan i nd <?f th? bridge, with
;,ii. ndanl i onfuslon <?sptaln falcon? r
a,i(i th? reserve? from the i>? lancey streel
?l ktion w.-r.- s nuil?"iied ami t'?.?k chargs
of the situation
Th? subway and ?levated tra?na man
tg, i to struggli along yesterday with?
out any of the ?tailing that characterised
Wedneadsy's storm The man who sits
in the ?Weather Bureau tower snd dishes
o t n. at York's weather menu evidently
h. n? ?/< i ?Manhattan has had mough of
,ain for a bit, becauas last night be an?
nounced cloud) weather f-?r to-day, aith
i ..i,.,,,, ?ale? for '" n?o?rrow and brisk
v?.. i winda._
FRIEDMANN MEN HIT BACK
Prepare to Sue for Libel Doc?
tors Who Attacked Them.
I'. I.XI ,|.ll I" 'I II? 'II linn,?- I
Mllwauki ?. < ?? t -' TI .?t ti;.- American
m? ?lie.ii men a bo o ive n cur? i coab
to handle lia ?Frledmann anti-tubcrini?.
si? s-tiii?. ,n tii?- United State? ar.- plan*
alns a ?rigorous counter attack ?>n the
members ??i thi prof?e??lon who have at?
lacked them wsa ahown to-day, when
? (-Mayor i?.ivi,i S Ro p. co in? i for ibe
i ? edmann American Interesta, ?announced
that he ?as prepartns to aue ii.?- Ameri?
can Medical Association'* ofllrial tourna]
?? r libel
This mean? irlrtualll ? libel suit against
ths entire medical profession In ?.mei ra,
?a m? i?"ii nal iv published under thi
.ation dlrectloi . Ma- or Roae does not
state the detail? ol hla plana or tbe
amount to be demanded, except hinting
thai n win tun into the huadrsda of
thousands
OELRICHS10 FM
CASE, MR SAYS
I ?ml In uni from HrM pnnf.
?he- had been Blabbed, or that after
?eetng her he ni Oelrlcha at his
ira terni! y boom .I thon ?saw hur
again, in his presence she told De?
tectives McKenna and pamema, whom
i sssianed to the cam when outsiders
assured me them was something mom
In it than Trayer reported, thai she
had positively told him ?he had b? in
stabbed, i don't want to condemn him
before be has- a hearing, but are artll
look Into the cam carefully.
' We are going t?. Inveetlgata thor
oughly the stories thai ahe was offered
>\><t> tO hush up and that $2,000 bad
really been placed al the disposal of
ths man carrying the offer. I have
heard that Influential people represent
big the Oelrichsea have tried to ap?
to;"!! the girl I do not know whether
tin- la true or not but i am going to
i ri rent an: auch thing, and shall In?
aure her sppearem a In - ourf
Police were stationed st her house,
? n x?. 006 West 115th strut, to pro
chid? the chance of any one approach?
ing hi f. To all callers it ?vas explained
that ahe was tOO ill tO me rall?is
Commissioner Doughert) said he did
not kruiw who the second man, re?
ported t.i have been In the eutomoblls
at the time the alleged atabbing took
plat e, was, bul that his in? n WOTC
searching fur him, ;uui would aubposns
?.mi us a witness when found, This
man Is said in have r?;i bed over and
;> 'il-d '" Irli ha away from the glrL
Wounded Girl Wealthy.
M i. Ill Singleton, it v.as It
iv. had llvcfl in Manhattan for
the last Bve years at hast. lb-fur?'
coming hem she lived with h??r father
and mother In Texan Shortly after tim
death of her mother, two ? ? an ago, shs
went to West Chester, Penn.. to become
a stud, nt at the Darlington Seminary,
?he waa registered aa having
. fi.iui i tallas, Ti i
i ; to '.?:??? eeks ago Miss Singleton
lived mi the neighborhood <<( Wee! 101st
atreel and .Manhattan avenue. She has
been it So. 000 Weel LISth ?treet less
than a month, it was learned. Her
fathi i. v. ho la on ins waj hi re from
I ?alias, . - v.' .d to be "ealthj and ins
to pOSStf*SS an ln
? "in" "i mor tii,m $100 a w< ek.
.\t "ii" tin.- Edwin Singleton, the
khI's father, lived with hi? daughtei
.a No. i Wesi 101st street Later they
ed in the san... street at No. 10.1
Two yeera sgo, when Mis. Smui- I
the lam;! lived at Manhattan
avenue and lUUd stn
Miss Singleton was well known in
the nelghl orhood and a nt .->? n I
fen o ' ? ki ago,
when she went to live with Mrs.
i rdlng to thorn a bo Know
? i i not exl lordlnartl] i omi I)
e, but bright vivacious and
attractlvi i?? i sonant),
a : ? ng le ton'a \i\ Ina
me In West luist
Thi Tri bum ? ? aterdey he
? t:i lie I
. ? .n a hi? ). thi girl h i l figured.
il .?n h< i fon hi "i. he i aid, which
?i marked by s i u. was sustained
two years sgo when a machine In
a Irtt Ing cams to Brief.
Ml a BingU ton, i:.-;- ad of being i Igh
old, si w as first n ported,
? d hi r ma fea raunths
t ? :. becoming twentj
a Into her ah ire ol ? $200,000
. fl . building in Dallas, the young
woman r? ?. Ing $iSO.O00 In li- r own
n une. She si i $25,000 .ni?
al from an aunt who died a fi a*
i'-; ? Miss Single- '
ton , ' mlnently Identified with
? il Is Univi ? ?
tcqualnti ?l w Ith most of the
men of wealth, it
wee learned ? ? terday, and waa e w?aU
knoa n figure at tea ind other
tl functions Upon several r> a?
had b? ? II Bl ' tl ill the ' "in
punj of Mstthew McCune, s former
ut of the <'"luiniua Bcbool "f
Mines, with ?Ah?.m shs ssserted ahe
had an engagement on the night she
was injured In Oelrlche'e machine,
Oelricha May Be Expelled.
Action by the authorities "f C< lumbla
[Tnlversity regarding the acad?mie
.?-tan.Um,' of Hermann Oelrlcha will bo
taken to-day, A conference between
i;, ijdenl Nichols? Murra) Butler and
Dean Stone of the Columbio Law School
will tak" place, si which the facts in
th.? cam aa thdy havs beer brought to
th. attention of the h?-a?is ??f the col?
lege will i"? considered. N me of thorn
m charge yesterday woull hasard a
,. in whether the . xpulslon of
? i? h i? hs would h? the result
l'util thla fall young ?'??Irirh.s was a
studenl In Columbio College, registered
in tin? clem of 191 I. Last month be
was transferred from the academic to
the law deportment, and Is now a fresh?
man in ths letter school. Ho la taking
th?? regular law cours.'.
Denn Stone said yesterday that he
was mnklng a thorough Inveetlgutlon,
and WOUld Obtain from Oelrlcha himself ,
the complete story of th.? affair before j
be paaaed Judgment
"No man can stay in an Institution
such as Columbio." Denn Btone mid.
"it the fncta as they hove been pub?
licly preaented am the truth, or even if
only the approximate truth."
? '. ?n. hs was arraigned In the Harlem
police court yeeterday nmrning '?n a
charge of felonious assault, a certlfl
?at?', algnod by Dr. Blekeoloo, was pr?.'
aented, stating thai Mlm Blngletoa wa?*
too in to appear in court At the re
|U< I Of hl-s attorneys, the CSSS was
postponed until October 7. His ball of
?t..i was continued by Magistrate
KroteL He refused to talk, referring
all Inquiiies to his lawyer. He re?
mained in seclusion Um Branler part of
the day at th?? horn?? of his mother. No.
i Baal ITU? street
a repremntnUvs of Mr. Oelrlcha last
nlRht undertook t.i explain away the
dentals he made of facts Bines estab?
lished, Lhitfly that In? was la UkS auto?
mobil?; at UM im??' of the smashup,
and that he used an assumed name, j
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j
I! was only a natural Impuls?-, this
friend said, <?f B young man to [irotect
his family name, and did not necessar?
ily indicate suilt. He said, BOW that
tin- matter was out, ?Oslrlchs at the
proper time would give g full version
of the affair.
it was reportad yesterday that <>ei
ricbs'S fraternity had tsksn up un in
?vestlgation <>f the reported aes by
him of the nam<- of 'Hilly" (HSglMNrn,
a Delta I'si fraternity brother. It was
denied at the fraternity ho ISS that
any such Investigation had bssn taken
?i1-_
JAP WARSHIPS AT NANKING
Legation in Peking Denies
Making Fresh Demands.
Peking, ??ct. L?The Japanese ?Legatloa
thai Japan is making fresh do?
rnend* on ' luna, and points out that
Chins has satiafactortly compilad with
tii<- original requirements, with the cx
ception of the punishment of th? offli era
commanding the offending troop* ami the
execution of the >??:?iiers who killed the
?a at Xanktng.
Japan, it is SddSd, >*SC0gnl8eS that it
win take Umc to make a ?proper Investi?
satloh by the Chinese sovernment, and
anticipate* no evasion on these pointa.
Tokio, Oct i' The Japanese warships
at |ir?-s.!it in Chinese waters "ff Nanking
ar.. t., remain there, according t<> a semi?
official announcement mail?? hers to-day.
SOCIETY WITHOUT PRESIDENT
Barnard Students Form a Real Dra?
matic Association.
<ir.?^ of th.- Mist Barnard < ? < > 11 ? k e actlvi
n? - o? this :,?.ir was th.- formation ->f an
undergraduate ?Iranian? aaso latlon. The
election ??f twenty-elghl charter membera
? of th.- last acts of th?- ?
T?, whi? h < h i.-e troni those of the thr.-e
other ??lasse* then ?eomlnent m dra?
in, in?- acUvlUea.
Th- new dramatic plan provides fnr two
, -. ? ar. then by -cut ting
out" the freshman ?how and turning th?
Rophomori show into .m informal party.
A play la to i"- ?given each semester, and
both are t.? ???- undergraduate efl
? ?aim,' up th.?- constltutli n the chief
difficult) wil- finding a plan which would
.-.- witii having a president, a
r com? ??? ? a hieb r-?"?rt to *
;..,ii<i ?it directora, is to rnanaga the dia
in i tiers.
Th.- charter member? are as f<
?:i Ruth Guernsey, Dorothy Herod May
Kenney, ?Slliabeth Ma<-auiay, (""raiices
Mills, ?Laura Jeffrey, Iphlgene Acha, Isa?
bel Randolph, Msrguerlts schiorr, i- -i
nette Unger and Amy Vorbaue
I Agnes Conklln, ?Rhode Brsklne, Lucy
Howe, rielen Jenklna, ?Edith Kerl
I..-V-I, 1511a Lowla, Luei Morgenthau. ?'.?ia
Lenner and Louis? Walker. ISIS i-.v. n
Haiing, Jean Jacob), Mary ?Powi
Ruth Balom and Kmms ; ??
Msrguerlte >Bchoor is acting chairman
..I the associ.it.on.
GOLF COURSE AT GEDNEY FARM.
Golfing patrons of th" new Q
? ?.um lint. i. near White Plains, w -1
i,, i,.- opened Tueedaj nicht, will end an
Bole course adjoining the hotel
?(round* Nin?- h??les are no-a ready; the
others will ;? ready early next ?piing.
Visitors will ;iis" hatre a- o| ?portuntty to
? ,., aquaah and '? nnla, hire aadd ? an
driving hora-es, pi.?y Miliar.is. bowl and
C?ESE KILL AMERICAN
! Missionary Loses His Son at
i Hands of Tsao-Yang Brigands.
OTHERS HELD FOR RANSOM
Three Thousand Troops March?
ing on Robber Stronghold
in Northern Hu-Peh.
Peking, Oct. 2.--Trn- American legation
hire has received a report fr<>m J. I'aul
Jameson, Vim Ooneal Oeneral at
Shanghai, statins' tha* an Amerhan child.
r ad bam Billed arid that other foreigner?
\v?re being maltreated by ?'hi?ese
! brigands at Tsao-Yang.
I Tho ItgStfMI fears that the <'hino?e gov
' Srnntonl troops are neither capable nor
Bselous enough to accomplish the relsem
of the American and Norwegian mission
arlSS In the hands of the bandits at T-a"
. rang, and that ransom alone can save
. th? liven of th? foreigners still in BBS?
tlvtty, It is bel'., ved that th?? ransom de
msnded.may not be heavy, as chlni-s?'
Id se? In monetao matters am not ex?
tra vegsnt,
B] th'? efforts of the American LsgBtloa
and eonoulatss th? mlsalonarlm hnm been
kept out ol Ultsaf? districts during the
last two years, hut the missionaries were
i ot restricted from going to the northern
pert of th?- Province of Hu-Peh, which
I hitherto had no! been considered danger?
j otis.
j At Hsakon Qeneral i.t Yoga hw g, Vlee?
President of the republic ?tales that
everything posslbl? la being done s
three thousand troops an ng on
! the town of Tsso-Tang.
? A former communication to the \meri
I Can Consulate reported thai Ote mission?
aries, the Rev, C. Btokstsd and ths Rev.
Mr. Johnson, were proceed Ina te Tsao
Vsng from Blgng Teng-fu, hut their ?spe
I dltlon evidently fslled, us the Re'
Btoksts i telegraphed to-daj
"Th.- reh.is still hold Taao-Tsng, where
they compel fbe Chinee* cttlsena to guard
the wails, it is feared thai th? lurround?
!? .,? force will be Insufllctent to prevent tha
bsndlta from escaping. The little s"ti of
th? Rev. Marinan K . ?*?-, at?;? ? h? ?1 t"
! the Mtoslon <>f th? Lutheran Brethren, has
ki?ed. The Rev, ? ',??.Tue Holm was
I seen on Baturdsy bound. A, foreli
?ing p.uty i- again proceeding to
I Ulg."
a Islegiam from Chung-King my? that
th?? Province of Bse-Chuen has agreed to
pay the troops of the l*r"?. In ? ?? "t Kw?i
i'h.iw ROI.OOO and that peSCi I? IBSUred
i The Kwel-Chow troop? original!) ?
th? border when th? ?outhern part ol the
Provtnes of Bse'Chut-n revolted They
captui -<| and held Chung-King snd ot
in portant ritles until the present. In ?i te
"f the t';t.-t that th?? loyal j:??v?-i r,tti??iit
I troop? operating In the Province ol Bao?
I Chuen also hav?? defeated the rebela
M'NIERNEY EXPECTED TO DIE.
Sergeant Joseph MeNlerney, of the
East 51st Btreel ?tatlot who
bed by Frank Oorgonl in a right on
i s.?tul u\enu>? "I." train Issl Bui
I night, becams worm yesterdaj In
I Bellevus Hospital where he is s patl
j and it is feared his death is only a
Imstter of hours Oorgonl la ander sr*
rest snd held without
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