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PRICE ONE CENT
1 In Clty of Ne-w York. Jeraey Otr and Hobokan
EL.SEWHERK TWO CENTS.
Mrs. Vashta Dalton. Coming
from North, Makes Charge
Against the Rev. R. E.
Locke.of Rutherford.
KNEW HIM 15 YEARS AGO
Well Known Preacher Heatedly
Denies All, but Congregation
Is Divided and Cloud Rests
on Church's Fiftieth
Anniversary.
< >n th*- evt of thr semi-centenat v
rflfbration of tlu fuiinding of the Fifflt
J'reobyterian Chur-h of Rutherford.
? N. J.. a cloud ha.-- bflflll Chtt over tho
parish which threatens to mar, if not
destroy, the occasion. (mt of tho Fflf
North. the wlldest reglons of Alaska.
in fa. t. a woman has appeared. bring
ing charges against the pasior of the
(hurch, the Rav. Dr. Ui'hard F.arl j
ke.
Tho woman. Mrs. Vashta Dalton. also
known as Mrs. Vaslita Dalton. is a
wrltflt aad explorer and the author of
MrflTfl] 8-08*1 pia>- dopicting life in the
North. Bhfl appeared In Kutherford
recently, *iUKmg t"*-1 she had hhitwn
Dr. Lockc tifte-n >ears ago and .rnvle
?tflflflj of UM church
Whfll Cfllittl upon lfl explain the wom
;u., tbfl pastor denicd * VPTl
ment she had made.
Newa of Mrs. I -Iton'fl \isit ..nd h*-r
purpose Iflflkfld OUt a few days flafO,
howcw* and atoco thm goafllp has
been r;f- in the parish and tlie town.
Kfll sai..-fi.?: with nieiely a denial on
the j'art ot Dr. ***** lt* the ae?lon. Ihe
goven.iiig body Ol th.- church, cail-wl
. ? ahOW proof that the wom?
an. flJtcgaUoM were untrue.
Dr. Locke w?nt to thfl Rutherford
chur Mtl* ago, h-aving a pas
toratf in BuCalo u> assume charge of
tht Nflfl Jerscy congregation. Hfl i.s
liar in the town and has tak>n an
a.me part 'n local matters. He is an
arator ol reputfl, and this fall decllnud
an flffflf fiom the Btfltfl PTOgTIWlVfl
lommittee to go on the stump fur
Bverett Colby, Progresshe oaindIdaie
fer Governor.
Clorgyman's Denia! Vigoroua.
ln the town art- many who refuse to
credll thf atory per ?*__?? J" _? p_b
tor'.- P?at Hlfl. ?"i thfl Othflf hand.
thtr. are members of the COSfrflfljatlon
whn ha\.- refused t'i * nter the ch.ir.h
e th*- afl'air has I.e. *.m*' put.lie and
have taken thfllr ' hildren from the
Sunday cchOOL
To a reporter lor The Tribune, when
seen at his home, at No. >V> Rulge
Road, laal night, Dr. Locke dc-nied tho
truth of thfl story told by Mrs Dalton
"It is the fabrication of a vicioua
persun." he said, "and ls absolutely
Vtthout B slrigl*' word of truth. lt is
true ! have known her several yfars,
lut bad not seen her until a feWaWi 8?fl
. ln probably Bftflflfl years.
"What her motive in approaching me
a; thla time is I am unable to state. I
i ? convlncfld that it is either for pur
poaea of blackmall or else she ls men
tall. unbalan. fld."
Mrs. D?llon made bo demands for
Boney, th? pastor continued, having
left town as suddenly as she had come
after .-*eing him on at least two occa
flions
_ ..fe has been as an opfln br'ok,"
It. Locke declared. "l ha\*- been a
minis'f r in Boston, Philadelphia, New?
ark and HufTalo. and Inveatlajatlon at
?ny ol those phues wlll prove that 1
have ;. (! a Itffl frflfl from aucfa acts as
thia woman eharg'-s."
Mra Dalton La In tha West at pres
t-nt. In AugUfll tif this year sh*: came
to N'ew Vork from Alaska and engaged
roon.s al No. 50 West T'.tli street. Man?
hattan ln ? story printed ln The
Tnti ii .? at the time of her visit to this
dtj Mis Dfltlton dc'Iared she had llved
Couilnu**! >.n fourlli page, f.mr-th culunin.
This Morning's News
LOCAL. Page.
" froni Arctlc aVccueofl Pnstor.. 1
Mr*.. Alsop Held in Taxi Mspute. 1
i Makes New l'pcord. 6
Aid trr Tllberculoflla Patients. 6
Btm Rock Island Head.13
Move Mall "n old Behfldula ..li
f-chlldknr-cht ii. Tell: Tu.n> on Girl..16
''ootpads at Rockefellci- JJate.ie
.State to Take CltJT Nautical S.hoob.ie
POLITICAL.
HU bjr .M. .'aii. Anawerfl,... l
? I'I..' k t.. Hear Mitchel. a
McCell Betrajreal Queens, Says Mltchel 2
Sa\s Brady Md Hei Bflflll %*f,.otm-3
.\<<s Mfl.eflfl Moral for raflton. 3
-? tn Arid Kvldence Today.... 3
ltll?-el| 'R-iss" Telka Tfl Ba Bvldamcfl. 3
Asks Murph) Whrrc 8180.98*1 Went.. 4
Dafj Haebande t<> sircak f*.r Pnakw.. 7
OENERAL.
?Mr* Catonn Kate in Jurvs Haadfl..., 1
S Intervention in Mexico Ixnied.. 8
Senators Ite.model i'urr?n.v Bill. 8
s*,n Bnaeb s *'hief llelr. 9
ronciOH.
B'?nar I.aw ofl As*iulth's Oveiturea... 6
MI8CELLAWEOU8
News fiii Wotaatt. 7
Kditorinl . 8
Ko-iety . 9
Obituary . 9
Theatrleal . 9
1RI,or"' .U and 11
BMppIng .ll
Weather .|]
Ai'inj' and Navy. jj
Flnancial and Marketa. .. .18, 13 und 14
**ml Estata .14 and l0
BOY TO AID DRUG RAIDS
Youthful Pedler cf Poisons
Agrees to Help Police.
An unlooked for and raluafelfl facrttll
tO tlu poliCfl anti-drug crusade forces
turned up yeaterday. when Paniei Nu*
gant, ? jrouth who was arrested "?.
Mondav. charged with having COCallte
in hir* poaaaaslon, pleadad guilty in thfl
Morrlflantfl courl an.i annpunced trial
he had arranged Wlth th<- Dtfltlicl At
tornay'a offlce to help the raider*
Nugent it Ifl ballavad, wlll be of great
aaatotancfl tr. the police. Hfl haa aoW
,,,.;,ine ami hflPOln for some time nnd
knoan tho ins and outs of the bUfli
r.c-ss. wii.n hc mad.- ins announce*
mant yeaterday MagtatraU D?ual oa*
sured liini the authorities would .->?
grateful tr- him for whatever help 1: ?
might give them toward put ting an end
to the drug Mdfl.
"THEOLOGS" TAL.K STRIKE
Hebrew Language Too Hard,
Seminary Students Rebel.
Xew Brunawick, K. J., Oct 29 Btu*
denta iu tne Ti.'oii-R.- .'i Bemlnnry of
!... Dutch Reformed Church her* Bra
to-day In rabclllon againal th- study of
ihe Habraw language. which they sav
thev, cannol mnstrr. and unlc.s -liM
flubjeel la Btrlckcn frnm tha currtculum
?ome of them threaten t.. pn on fltrlke.
Thi "S.min.'lis" flflnl ? petition tO
the faculty flctting for that Hebrca
was entlrely too hard for Ihem. and a>
thlfl lfl one Of thr- languagea they are
requlred to pass ln to pet ? degree thej
aaked that it be donfl away with an*
-irih
liembora "f the faculty admltted
they had received the petition. but they
rldlculed the ide.. that thfl fltudente
were talking stnke They wll give thfl
?tudentfl a hearing, bul it is t-y no
Dieam certain ihat the courae of fltudy
wiii bfl changed.
a
FINDS DAUGHTER IN DREAM
Mother Reunited with Girl Lost
for Fifteen Years.
[Py T-!r?-r;,ph to -p,. TriLune 1
Byracuaa, N. y., Oct 29.?** dream.
so vivid that it led a mother to travel
nearly a thousand miles. came true to?
day with the reunlon of Mrs. Ilaiian
A. Dexter, of Chicago. and her daugh* j
ler, Alice ty Dexter, for whom slu- had
been sear. hing for Bfteen .ears.
(>n la**t Bunday night Mrs. Dexter. in
Chicago. dranmad that she found her
daughter living with tlu- family flf
James s. Blocum, in Moravla, N. V.
Bo daeply was Mrs. Dexter Impreaaed
by the dream that she journeyed to
Moravla. arriving there to-day, and
finding the dream true in every par*
ticular.
Fifti .-ri yaarfl ago Miss Dexter's par?
ents de. ide.l to separate at Hoston.
Mra, Pexter at om e went West mov?
lng re**o-.tly to Chi. ago. She had loat I
all tra.k af her daughter. Mr. D'-xt.-r
died In New York a year a?o. The
daughter, who is a miniature painter,
had been visiting the Blocum family j
I'or a week past.
Mother and daughter plan to live ln
New York. Mra Dexter Is an lllus- ,
tra tor.
DUCK HUNTER USES 'PLANE
No Law Against It, He Tells
Justice When Arrested.
fHy T.-i. ??.?-..pi. |o The Trthane )
Hammondsport -N Y., Oct '-?>? A
g.une warden arreated BL R. Jaquitb, a
voung Chi.ago aviator, to-day for
shooting ducka from a flying i.oat.
Jaijuith recentl) Jolned lhe Curtlaa
tralning camp here.
With Prandfl WUdman, a loiai avia
t..1, hc la flaid to ha\e kllled twenty
one ducks in less than an hour to-day.
Wildman drove the flying boat whilfl
Jaquith did th? shooting.
The method of hunting was to fly
hlgh until a Aock Of dUCkfl was llghted
on the lake. then the motor was cut
OUt and the machine volplaned dirc tly
ai the ducks. As the fOWlfl rOBfl Wild?
man would cut in the motor again and
give chase to the flock. while Jacquith
uaad the gun.
Before Juatice Benner thia flvening
Jaquith admltted shooting the ducks,
but bfl pliaded nol guilty, clairning
that there is rm law againal flhooting |
from 8 hydro-aeroplane. The game
warden, hOWflVOT, insists that thi- law
i rohlMta ihooting from a power boat
The i aae wlll he tried on friday.
BENJAMIN F. KEITH WEDS
Theatre Owner's Bride 37
Years His Junior.
-, r.in Th.- TrihoM Bureau 1
Washlngton, Oct If. -Banjamin P.
Keith, who recently added i.'huses Thc
atre in thi. city to his itring of vaude?
vllle house*;, was thfl brtdegTOOIH in a
rumantic weddlng here this afternoon.
Mr. Kelth, WhO gaVfl his age as sixty
?even, married Miss Btbel Blrd Chaaa,
thirty yaara old, daughter of P. B.
chase. until recantly proprietor of
Chaaa'fl Theatre. the couple having met
arhen th? negotiatlomi lor thfl sale of
th, theatre arere begun, aboul a yaar
ago
The marriage tooh place on Ifr.
Ketth'a yacht th? Nahmeyoka, Japan*
S8i f.,r "AtlfeU of the Water," the Hev.
r. i; Pi. n-e pi rforming the ceremony.
The witnesaefl of thfl aredding wen- Mr..
Chaafl mother Of Ulfl hride. and Mr.
ant Mra. Harold Beverly chase. the
brother of the bride, and his brlde, arho
were glao married to-day, young Mrs.
Chaafl having baan Miss Ruth Carolina
Coben.
\ flraddlng dinner followad the ,-ere
mony, OU hoard thfl yu.hl. Mr. Kelth
annoUBced thal herse/ter his yacht
would be known aa the Hlldebert
which name includes all the letteri al
n. rtral two names of hl* bride, Bthel
Blrd.
The Hlldebert starte.i (hls evening
fnr Mlatni. Kla., where Mr. K.-ith und
hii bride wlll apend the winter.
. ALSOP GOES
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Ycuntj Bride of Aged Pittsburgh
Millionaire Ends Tango Tour
in West 68th Street Sta?
tion After Fare Dispute.
LAST STOP AT AIMSONIA
Humphrey Courtney, Courteous
Chauffeur, Says She Ignored
Request to Pay-Undertak
er Refuses to Give Baii,
So Husband Acts.
Mr.-. Bfllfl Pope HIU Alflop, young
ratroneaa of tl.e art* and itelpmert ol
Bdward B. Alsop. flgfld an.l ? mllllon*
nire, ol Waahlngton and PUtaburgh, la
buck in lowa This newa might have
b. en .hronicled as B society note if
Mra \i.-o;, hadn't elaited a tangonlan
re-fltaurant ln Weal Wth atrort late
? ,.-?. rday afteraoon.
Mre. Effle Pope Hlll Alflop, atono, lfl*
?ued from tho refflctory about : yclock.
Entering a Uuticab she iirtructed tha
chauffear to convey her to inother troi
houae, threa morfl or less -doors away
There she di'ln'l remain lOOg and. Whflfl
ihe cam*- out. th. cliauff.'Ur ?_*! b.ld to
make for the Hotel Anflonia.
"Tak? ni- then . that'a mj hc*m?,
lb. chauffeur, Mv- Hiimphrfly c<.urtne>.
?O)I she said
Refused to Cross H.? Palm.
Humphrey Courtn?j Wfcrwfld ln*
BtructloM an.l. afhfln the hotel anu
.-. I. h. d lie ass.rts that Mrs. BfBl PoOfl
Hiil Alflop walkfld rlghl Into thi lobby,
turned around, an.i then amlkcd rlghl
,..it agaln int" Broadway, bar head m
high thal st," dMnM ii"Hc. him.
Feeling hurt. Humphrey Coortnfly
npproa. b?d Mr.-. Alsop and rsq
that Bhfl trrofa hi- palm wlth li 10, a
i.rpicst. he aaya, that waa requlted with
th. r'Jiiark tliat he Wflfl nu i:*-nt!*-man.
or flotnethlng sl* thflt, ln ? "..s.-iuen. .
,,; a puor m. n."ry. Humphrey CoUTtney
.ould nol reflalt
Hut I must ha\> Bt] BBOfffl] . mad*
;.n,," tha chaulti ur ? \p"stuiat. d
Again hi*< meiii' rj fallfld '? .
her anawer lo thla, bnl H oma an an*
-wer th.it indumi Mi Courthflj lo rflnd
the night alr wlth < alls for th- ;
And BO >t (rai that FatfOt?M" A^l'i"*
ond H:iitw<ii mada thfllr antranea'upon
the acene at * moment. thflj any, nrh< n
Mis. Alsop waa ln the middie "f an
exhlbiiion of all lh. fltepfl kn mi t<>
iiancing, from th* BaaiflJaaanna forward
. ki ??! ting thfl bflflltatlo?,
Tbe policemen told h.-r what the
chauffeur *a.ld, and aha gare tha pollot*
mon not only har Impreaalona of
Hnmphrfl) Courtney but >.f them. Bo
the poltcomt?i declded to rnake it a nb <?
uttle eutomobilfl party hy movlng
annmd to lha Wflfll Mth atrflfll station.
"TfllflPhone to my husband at *>nee."
Bha aald, "for i have no m "n-y
It was nol i< r.g bflfora Mi .\isr?p.
who la BflVflnty-tU?, anived from tha
Waldorf. H?- waa pfltturbed, rtw*) mmh
perturbfld. Hia family affalra had been
glven to., much publldty, be Utought
Having ii" NflW V"rk Stat*- prop*
erty, it was BUggflflted that hfl Bflflll thfl
good offlces ol a Oflarb) undertaker.
Th<- undertaka-r waa willliiK tfl h* Ip
oul until he told Mr. AIflOp tfl prn I
his wife in court at '.? O'clock this
morning. Then tha milhonaire rc
apo?dfld;
"Oh, my now, lhat anl he done. I
can't jset her up until 10 o'clock.
Can't you boM it up until later?"
immediat.Iv the undflrtflhl rV f< - i bfl*
< ame frostbitlen, ami bfl withdrew.
Mr. Alflop w.*a dazed by thfl action, but
bfl rflCOVflTfld himseif and went forth in
.->?:*, nh of anothiT bonda m.m
In Court Is Discharged.
Mr Al-op's fallura J*. get ball ln time
cauaed tha llautfltianl lo s.-nd the case
to night COtirt Mrs. Alsop was placfld
in th<- court "pen" with other women
prisoners, and While waiting for th.
. aae t. be Cflllfld tha ii.illlonalre Int* J -
viewed thfl ChauffflUr and paid hlm $2,
though Humphrey COUTtttfly Mild AVflU
the .!<? .ent tip didn'l i ompflaaate hlm
for 1'ist tim*-.
It was after mldnlght when Magis
trate Murphy aummoned thr- prlncipala
bflfora him. Courtnej told his story,
at Ihe COnclualOn *.I Which he was asked
by the court if th. chargfl had bflflll
baflfld on the thirty or fifty cent r-rdi
nance. The chatlffflUT replied that lt
was on the basis nt tifty . ents.
"I need hear no more," said the mag?
istrate. "You had no rlghl to prfldicata
:t chargfl on an ordinan* ? i.ou in legal
rjuestion. And yr*u," hfl said, turning to.
tii*- poll' eman, "had no rlghl to permit
it. The prisoner Is discharged."
Mrs. Alsop. wh*. had said nothing,
Btepped QUlckly from the inclosure,
?,-rasped her agt d husband's arm and
ran out of tho courtroom.
Mrs. Alsop is twenty-elght .\cara old.
aml 008?fla from*. QflOTgta. She and
Alsop were married hlfl <.n February
15, 191? Th'-y have a beautiful home
:n Washington.
a
FRANCE WITH U. S. ON MEXICO.
| Hy OaMfl .0 Th* Trlbun* 1
Parla Ort. '29 '" thfl bMl interview-be?
tween M. Jusserand an.l Seeretary Bryan,
!,.? Mattfl" aaya to-day, the amhasRador
Inforrned the Secretary that the French
Roverntnent WflttM adopt a Mexl'-an pol
i.->? eonfflrmlng tfl tha iafltraa ut the
Unltfld Statea.
WEDDED ON HIS DEATHBED.
HiiiKh.initoii. N V . Oat B -Wlth .he
bri'l* Kr*?*un on hla iflflthbfld, Jhe niarrla<.
,,i I'r. "I> rh'k Oark. ol Vallonla Sprlnna.
and Mlflfl Virsinia Wade. of Dflpflfltt, araa
performed to-day, followed ln a few hnum
by <-'lark'i> death. He had pneumonla.
I
MRS. JOSEPH 0. EATON.
FATE OF IS. E
RESTS IN JURYS HANDS
Woman Accusecl of Poisoning
Husband Awaits Verdict
Composedly.
Plymouth, llaaB., " I 80. Retlrlng
.horth nft.-r 'i o'cloch last nlght ih?
jurv ln the cas.- of Mrs. .Jenni.
Eaton. - bargi i ???ith the death hy poia*
enlng "f ber hoabai H Admlral
joai ph O. Baton had rea< bed no ver
.-. nn . ..rlv bOUr th.r* nm: ning.
Before taklng up Ute connldaratlon
of the eaaa, the faroyg, bj din t-.--n ??.f
.:t. !..nl II
VariOUfl exhibtta, in- ludlng bottli
US iu. and liU.M writl.ti bv .-Ir-.
Batoa, w re tak. n t" th.- Jury T%> Ut tO
i?. ooaaldi raC bl '?"? i*** i!l ' *,n*
a \?r_ict, In ae.-nr.tum ?? arlth th.- .?!<>
ing Infltractlonfl "f Chief Juatlc? Aii*. n
it waa T 1- "'? !'" ? ?'"' ,1!*?', *h'"
tbi .pm retlred f"> di liberail< ? after
supper. During - >PP i "'?? 1 ''"r' * :i'
, | i Watson v " ? ' ? "?' ;t
siigbt lllneaa, bul altar medfc Im arafl
admlniatered be fcpparently n - ? red
and wenl to the iury room with the
.thers.
Mr*. Eaten had aupper il the d art*
room. Bh? eapre aad - onfldem i of an
11CIIUltt.ll
Mn. Eaton Retami Composure.
Th,- c-riii-u-rit compoflune lhal has
charactarised Mr*- Bat i - I?? .ring
U rmighout thi prerioua fltagi i i I thi
trial did y.i.t d< >eri lu i :?? at< rday. Bhfl
anllad n Dlatrict Attorney Barher da
scrlbed h< r aa "mon dangi i
rattleanake," addlng thal there aaa no
telling abom ah? mlghl hll next If Bhe
vv:..- allowed te go free.
Mr. Bariter aaked that lf the jury
belleved the d?'fen<lant was IrraapOnal*
hi. Bhe I-- found "not guilty i-> reaaon
, f insanlty."
? sh? io,-ked the poor Admlral up In a
,,.,,,,, alone. Hei daughter Dorothy'fl
sttemptfl to admlnister medl< Ine to the
il-.ing man wire obji - ted to by Mn
Eaton. Plnallj bo cried oul 1 aanl ?
doctor! l aant ? doctor!" And Mrs.
Eaton aald, Thi doctoi la coming ln
the morning,' ahen ih? knew thfl doctor
aaa not oomlng ut aii."
"Poi.on Fed Admiral Many Times."
The Diatrlet Attorney ralaed his rotcc
;ih hfl flhouted "Thla woman fed h.-r
buaband eroenh all day Priday with
his medtctne, and ihe fed blm th.- p.,i
vn after he fell OUl of hed. and she
k. pt feeding II lo him np t-' within
two to eight boun Ol tbfl tlme ho died.
"Mrs Eaton dleoreed her buflband
.-,n<l married Admiral Katon fnr his
money, and when that money araa lost
playing thfl Btock market nhe reached
? turnlng point which sam the admlral
to hls grave."
Willlam A. Morse, counsel for Mrs.
Batoa, flpokfl for four hours. drairing a
plCtUrfl Of the defendant as 8 luvmg.
self-sacrtflctng w*ife, edtiraly Juatlflcd
in h<r bfllieffl ahout h.-r hushand She
was a martyr." and her only fault wafl
thal she "liivcd tOO much," her uttur
noa deelared, whlle h? portrayed thu
admlral as a man of doubk personallty,
one in Whom corruptlon was B0BC88l0d
under the mash of a g.-ntlemanly hear?
ing. He asserted thnt the proflflcutlon
had not proved a single count in its
miird.-r charge against Mrs. Katon.
In hls charge Chief Justice Aiken
said there were four verdictfl possible
not guilty, not guilty by reason of in
sanitv, guilty of murder in the flrst de?
gree or guilty of murder in thu second
degree.
Hfl warned the Jury to take Into , >:i
.slderatlmi ' .misstatements of wltnCM-S
ln, ludlng the defendant." He -aid
thal Mi. Eatoa'fl mental cap.niiv
.should I"' lo'isldered. Hfl COBtlBUed:
ii ;, peraoa is tocapaWe of Bppreeiat
lag thal an a-t which he or Bhe is
ahout to commit is wrong, then thnt
person is not nsponsible triminally."
ANGOSTURA BITTERS lends deli. ioui
flavor to grape-fruit and Jellles.?Advt.
NEW 'PLOT' TO KILL HUERTA
Two Women Hired to Lead Him
Into Trap. Is Story.
,i.i, -,. rn. Tribune i
Mexico City, Oct. 39. Thi authorities
sav tin;. have diaco ered ? new plot to
Mta H 11 rta. Buben Carrlllo
and Enrlque Montano have been ar
r. ited Thi former flral gav? hii namfl
I. .- Padlllo. Tbl i "ii. .- are look'.ng
for Leopoldo Eaparsa .md Jns.'- Agullar.
\ v. idow narai d Hei nandea and ber
? r-old daughter Henninia
. it is aald the
plan a.,. t.. Invitfl Huerta ta the
... d. M - house, wh.r. he waa to ba ae*
?aastnated. Th.napiratora !,r'' ?,"1
to have off>nd the wldow $1,000,
DESTINN IN LIONS' CAGE
SINGS ARIA FROM " MIGNON'
One Animal Sits on Orand
Piano During Performance
and Permits a Caress.
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?. 29 Emmy Deattnn, the
, . , ,,,.. fa ; - if ?-.. o h.-mispher.-.
to-da) flang grand i pera alra In ? i age
containlng fourteen Ikma for a moving
plcture drama Almoat one hundred
men and women \n evenlng draafl wlt*
ene.
a grand piano a u placed within the
oon 88 tha pruna dorna
entered the Honi (of which fmir were
itrui h varioufl attitudea under lha
, ?. ,i a woman traini r. Ono of thi
largesl llonfl ia> nn thfl top of the plant.
mother a u on th? Boor at t;-.e
fOOl Of tla- :ns*r .ii ? nl
Then Deatlnn aang an ar-a frotn
"Mtgnon," but thfl forest kings were
inmoved bj tho prlma donna i
..,,!,. Moal of them icemed to t>e sn*
joying en flfter-dlnner nap, When the
performan fl aafl over lh* imn on the
piano allowed htmafllf to bfl bugged oy
thfl lingi r.
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SAY RABIES CURE KILLED
Doctors Blame Pasteur Method
for a Rare Disease.
Oeorga BlChler, thlrty-nine yeara old
B blackamlth, living al Ho. _319 Ellia
avenue, Tha Bronx, dlfld In Pordhan
Hoapital on Tusaday from b rare dis?
ease known to tha medlcal profeaston
pachymenlngltlB, Bccomfanled by ln*
i.mai hamorrhaga, or Inflammatlon of
tbe membranefl envatoplng the brala
i,nd spinai cord Th? ni.ii araa Mttan
by ? dof ? month ago and the wound
tyaa - flutariaed th? ne?t day.
Elchler ?ubmltted to th<- Pasteur
treatmenl al the rabies laboratory of
the Board of Health lor thirteen d.ivs.
ut the end of which tlme he had de?
veloped paralyelfl of the lower Umba.
Th.- Paateur treatment la held respon*
sible fnr hlfl death by some of the at
tending phyaiclana, who hold that, ai
ihough the treatment pievented the
development of rat.ies. it was dlrectly
responalbU for the other symptoms, re
Milting in EiChkr*fl death.
Dr. lrlelder, head of the rabiflfl lahora
tory, flflld l-'-sr nlghl that some persons
are more SUSCeptlblfl to lhe Pasteur
treatment than othera, and that in
Ku hi'i's caae paralyala set la, although
his heart, 88 proved by the autopsy
last nlght, W8fl perfectly healthy. The
spinai cord. which WflJ swollen, was
k.-pt for further examination.
WOMAN OF 71 MURDERED
Husband Shoots Himself aa
Daughters Reach Home.
Pelham, N H? Oct tt.* The eeveaty*
one-vear-.?ld wlffl of Krnest McCoy
sixty-fbur yeani oi.i, a farmer, a*ai
found murdered in the parlor of theit
bome to-nlght Bhe had boen shot.
McCoy mad.- an unaucceeaful attampt
tn end his own llfe hy shooting Just aj
his thr..- daughters arrlved hurrledly ii
Iflflponafl to letters bfl had writler
them. The letters said hfl was ab.ul
t.mnilt suicide. Although '.m.II.
wounded he ls expected to reeover. Mc?
Coy is alleged to have confcifled.
M'CALL ATTACKS;
MITCHEL REPLIES
Calls Tammany Candidate's Hint of Pros?
pective Graft in Subway Stand Despic
able Eleventh Hour Assault.
BOOKS OPEN TO PUBLIC, HE ASSERTS
McCall Insinuates Fusion Leader Was Sent Abroad by
Railway Interests, Under Promise of $90,000
"Commission" if He Succeeded in Float
ing $3,000,000 Bond Issue.
Judge McCall in his Fpecches last night made his long promised
attack on Mitchel's attitude on the dual subway question while
Mitche! was counsel for the Queensboro Corporation. He asked
Mitchel what he did for the Queensboro Corporation while Presi
df.nt of the Board of Aldermen, and charged that the fusion candi?
date was to receive a heavy bonus for floating a $3,000,000 issue of
the corporation's bonds.
John Purroy Mitchel made a quick reply to Edward E. Mc
Call's eleventh-hour charges affecting his official and professional
honor. He said that his law office records were open to the public
and that McCall's statements and intimations in regard to the
Queensboro Corporation were without the slightest basis in fact.
Mr. Mitchel said his trip to Europe was not for the purpose of
! floating bonds of the Corporation and that he never had a $90,000
' fee in prospect.
Ex-Judge Samuei A. Beardsley asserted in a statement that a
I contribution of $25,000 for the 1912 campaign was returned to
1 Anthony N. Brady. but he did not say specifically that Murphy
gave it back. '
John Purroy Mitchel charged that Chairman McCall's deciding
vote betrayed Queens County into the hands of the C<*nsolidated
Gas Company.
Warden Clancy of Sing Sing came here yesterday in a state
| of panic by reason of the proposed use of ex-Senator Stilwell's
alleged confession.
John A. Hennessy said yesterday that he would to-day show
! Digtrict Attorney Whitman the "little black book" that contains
1 notes on his talks with Stiiweii. A Burns detective says these con
, versations were caught by a detectaphone installed at Sing Sing
! for the purpose.
John Purroy Mitchel spoke at nine crowded meetings in Man
? hattan and The Bronx. So dense was the crowd at Hunt's Point
| Casino that he had to enter the building by the fire escape.
Hennesay demanded that Murphy tell where $150,000 in contn
butions he said was not accounted for in return to state went. He
| asked ex-Judge Beardsley for other proof than a dead man that
"Chief" returned Brady's $25,000.
MITCHEL JN WARM REPLY
"I Am Simply Going to Cut
Loose," He Says.
John Purroy Mitehol WBt indignant
lum night a/han hc road the attack
mada upon bin by Judgfl McCall la tho
meeting in tho Brooklyn Academy of
MitfltC. Ha siil.l hf arould at once bfl
, gin an attack upon tha Tammany can
LdldaU arltk materlfll arhleh he had Mt
vrtahed to uafl beeauae it onu pmrnmahl
i am ahnply Koing to cut loose." ho
Mid, "Wlth matorial that 1 have in my
' poaBCflfllon and did not want to revcal
wm ?f Indulgtng ln pawaaaltti?.
| McCall h.us opened tho door.
I start to-morrow night. I BhalU
& at three aeparate meetingB hefore
golng tO Madison Square Oarden. At
n meetinga i arttl furntab material
' fr.r throa aeparate atorlea.?
Mr. Illtchfll later laflued a atotaaaanl
m r.ply to Mr. HeCalL Mr. Mtt:hel
aama days ago asked the opportunity
Cl having bia answer published on thfl
aama day that th.- McCaU etataaamt
was prtnteda
This is Mr. Mitehol's reply:
??Mr. McCaU ba*j rflpoatfld the factfl
rolatlng to the employment of tlie law
;,i,n. Of Mitehol *fc Mullan by thfl
Queenflboro Corpofntloa, arhlcb were
mora futtf A* forth bl tho statement
madfl publlc on Tuesday night. Tho ln
Identure drawn was a wholly new dOCU
!,?,,?. ,ntlr?ly unUkfl any hltherto prfl
I pared hy any person OT persons for tho
! Queensboro Corporation. dissimilar
in form. ln aubotaiiea and ln purpose.
;,,?l was in no way baaed M any dOCU*
ment proparod prior thflTfltO,
?The work occupled many months, in?
volvlng conatant confflrflncaa -Aith rap-*
r?fl?ntativea of Ihe eompanjr aad othet
peraena, oounaal fer banking bo_Mi m
this country and'representativos. of the
irust .ompany whieh ultimately aotfld
as trustee.
?As to all of these servtees I refer lo
the OfflCfl register of the flrm of Mltehel
_ Mullan. whieh has had the conatant
attentlon f my partner, Mr. Mullan.
"No eharge was ever made for my
serviees abroad in connectlon with tho
bond issue other than actual cxpe'.ises,
th*- underwrlting having fallen through.
nor arafl any agreement made flXCfljH
j that in the event of suceess a reaso,*.
able fee would have been charged. The
amount of this chargfl would have dfl*
pended upon all the clreumstances. in?
cludlng th price at whlch the bOQda
Wtre sold, but In no eaae could lt have
amounted to the sum mentioned by Mr.
MeCall.
"lt is manlfest that if I had gone
.iliroad to plaee these bonds upon any
(juntingent or future value, and had
bflflfl willlng to prostltute my sense of
public dutv t? personal advantage. 1
surely would not have voted against
the Interboro's 9 and 9 per cent offer
Continued oa second page, ??th *.??'??**??
!M'CALL ATTACKS MITCHEL
Analyzes Kis Stand on Dual
Subway System in Brooklyn.
Tn ? gre.a gatharing In the Brooklyn
Academy of Mualc last night Mr. McCall
Un folded his long promlaad attack OU
i john Purroy Mitchel with reference ta
lhe fualon candldate'a stand .-n the dual
aubway syatem wh.n Mr. Mttch ? . -
b member of aad counael for the
Queensboro i 'orporation,
. Mr. MeCall sai.i. in prefacing his "ex
poed," that Mr. Mitchel had antlcipatad
hla attack yeaterday morning In a long
Atatement priated In he newspapers,
saving that be.ause of this, "I am Ju<
tlflad In eciterlng into some aaalyala of
his condu.t in that matter and asi.ing
for Boaie fUrther llght tiu-reon."
"I hold in my hand," he continue.1. "i
copy "f R document entltled Tha
Queenflboro Corporation with the
ijueens Count) Truat Company: Trual
Indenturc .eeuring lust Mortgage
trust gold bonda, Berlee a. dated Au?
gust ist, i.ii,' an.i has prlnted thflraoB
'Mitchel & Mullen. of coutis. i '
"And Mr. Mitchel admits that h>
the Mitchel wh,, was the number of
lhat Brm, WhOflfl name appear- upon
this paper and which bfl concedflfl was
counsel f?.r the yueen.--hnio Corpora
tlr n.
"At the tlmefl hereinaft.-r mentioned
there is no doubt that Mr Mltehel, of
that tirm, was President of the BoflUnd of
Aldern en, and by virtue of hls offlce
a member of the Board of Kstimate and
Apportioiiment of the city. He admits
that hls Brm received a fee of $.".
and I would liko to ask him what oth.r
services ,>f any character save that
which 1 shall refer tn her.-after. other
than thfl draaing of this indenture, did
he perform for that corporation.
"Now, while Mr. Mitchel has stated
that hls law flrm drew the indenture.
he is pecuharly silent upon the fact
that* there had been two such docu
meatfl prevtOUBly drawn for this cor?
poration. the tirst of whi.h, 1 am re
liahly informed, was drawn hy Fred
erlck Anderson. of Strauss & Anderson.
The trus'ee of that indenture is th*
Ifluardian Trust Company. and after
! having be4?n drawn by Mr. Anderson lt
araa submitted to Hotchklss, Baihour
I & Magulre. counsel for the trust com
Ipany. that lt was also presented to
j Mr. Haaipton Carson. who passed upon
Itt, and Mr. Wllliam F. Wyckoff, of
i Wyckoff. Clark & Frost. who at tho
; tlme was president of this company.
And that thls corporation aetually op
letated under the terms of that flrst ln
IdentttTB and bonds were iold arproxl
mating |8tt,00a
"He is also striklngly silent upon the
fact that th.re was a second Indenture
prepared but never used, . copy of
arhlch I also held in my hand, and I am
informed that it was prepared either
by the dircction or under the super