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Ir BOMBfROM Ht HEARST HEARSTRe111diat48 RST RSTReJudiares
Eepudiates Two Tv Tammany TammanyCandidates Ta1mnan TaimnanyCandidates T TCandi
Candidates Candi < lates for forBench forBenchb Bench BenchME BeneJlMEANS
b ME MEANS AHS WIGWAM REVOLT BEVOHPIf
If Hearst Persists It May Cost CostHim CostHim
Him If Nmv ew York County CountyTammany COlmtylamnutn County Countyrurnuutny
Tammany lamnutn Lenders Len dcrc Declare D eclare They TheyWill lhe lheV111 lIi eY eYWiIj
Will Not Support Candidate If He HeContinues IIeContfnuc HeContinues
Continues Jo to o Tamper with Ticket TicketDIcGIellnn TicketUcOlelIan TicketMcClellan
DIcGIellnn Preparing to Gain Con Control cJon cJonfrot CoiiIrol ¬
trol of Machine if Hearst Is Beaten BeatenTrouble DentenTrouble BeatenTrouble
Trouble in Republican Camp CampNew CamllNew CampNew
New YorkQct York oct liJust when every everybody evrYbody evr evrbody ¬
body was beginning to believe that there therewould therewouJd therewould
would be no trouble between Hearst HCKr and andTammany andTammallY iiudTammany
Tammany Hall over the nominations nomln UoD5 of the thelocal theo
local l o nI l ticket particularly with reference to tothe tothe tothe
the candidates tor judicial 1 ulace i1C the thestatement tl1efltatement thetatemeL
statement of the Democratic candidate candidatefor
for governor that lie would not stand for fortwo fortwo fortwo
two of the Tammany candidates candld tes already alreadynominated alreadynominated alreadyTlomhlated
nominated under the agreement that thatrharies tl thatthaiies 8t 8tCbarles
rharies F Murthy made with the nan sianagers J1nigeors nan4sers
agers < of the Independence In CpeD enee League fell felllike feUlike felllike
like a bombshell In local Democratic Democraticcircles DemoaratfcdrcJM Democratictircies
circles drcJMT tirciesThe circlesThe
The T he news n news s that the Agreement t would not notIK notb notbc
IK carried carrik out in full came early e rl this thisnornlng tltlsnOlnlg th13IhophW
nornlng when the executive committee committeeof
of the league after an interestrog Inter tieS sftaeton sftaetongave sese sesegve OaOIO1gave
gave out a long statement stae that it wouldnot wouldnot would wouldnot
not indorse the nomination of J J Brady Bradya
a l close e friend of Borough President Haf Haffen Haffen Haflen
fen ang n4 candidate for Supreme Court Jus Justice Justlce Justice ¬
tice arof of Francis F McAvoy McAvo a brother brotherMcAvoy brotherms
7 ms F McAvoy who was put up upfor upfor upfor
for the tl1 Court of General Sessions by the theTammany therammaat therammaa7
Tammany convention conventionThomas eonftnUonThomas COnYtUtlonThomas
Thomas F McAvoy M Avoy is i a former police policeinspector poll pollInspector polIceInspector
inspector and deputy depu commissioner e mll of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that department d partment and he is I a power in inTammany inTammaa7 in inTammay
Tammany Hall Hall To make the blow blowstronger blovt blowtronge
stronger t tronge Mr Hearst has insisted that thatCity thlltCIty thatCity
City Magistrate Matthew P BreeD who whowas whowas whowa
wa was turned down in the Tammany eon eonention eonenUOJ1 COntentlon
ention should be nominated in pee HA of ofBrady tBradj ofBrady
Brady and that Otto Rosalsky the lie liepublican HepUblica Itoa
a publican candidate for the Court of Gen General General General ¬
eral Sessions should be indorsed instead insteadof Insteadof ineteadof
of McAvoy MeA YO Mr Hearst hi friendly to toRosalsky toRosalalQ toRoealsky
Rosalsky because the latter who is S serv serving senIng servIng ¬
ing as a judge by appointment was wasstrenuous wastre wasstrenug
strenuous tre in I his efforts to get et the grand grandjury granIjury grawljury
jury to indict the members of the ice icetrust Jcet Iceirus
trust t irus ru t wten their case la was up for consid consideration eo cosiideratlon llki llkieraUott ¬
eration last summer summerMay summerIa summerMay
May Ia Cost Co t Him XetvYork Xe York County CountyIf Count CountIf
If Hearst actually carries out hs hisscheme hshen hssthemc
scheme hen to nominate these t men there tbe is issun ist1rc 15SUre
sun t1rc to lx > a revolt in Tammany TammaD Hall Hallwhich lIaRwhich Hallwhk1i
which probably would result in his losing losingXew Iosi IosiXew losintNew
Xew York County Added to his + his Is tns tnsadmitted tb tbadmitted thnadmitted
admitted fact that he is going to be beknifed beknifed beknifed
knifed by 1 the organization Democrats of ofBrooklyn ofBrooklyn t tBrooklyn
Brooklyn and Queens QueensTo QueoneTo Queensro
To say 8a that the Tammany district dti Ict lead leadrs IdtJS ldro
tJS rs art areugry angry at the latest move of the theTiidep UteJnde theWQUM
Tiidep Jnde ndsaqevJLeagsfe Jeo wQuM jpeaceelr T de describe def dosrIbe
scribe f rlbe tlie the condition oC affairs Mr r Mur Murphy iurphy Murphy ¬
phy w would Mid not discuss the situation but butthere butt butthete
there t hele were pt pLEnty nty of leaders in th tht hall halltoday bantoa 111today
toa today who w ware outfpoken in their de denunciation L LuflcIatlofl e eJlunciaUoft ¬
nunciation of Hearst Sea1Id and hit hi managers managersand mtJUIge1Sand managersand
and who hI said they would not support the theDemocratic thEDemocratic theIemocratjc
Democratic candidate if be did not cease eeaaeto oeaaeto ceaseto
to tamper with IUt the Judicial ticket There Therewas Tberewas Therewas
was also talk of reconvening the County Countyconvention CountyronenUon Countyconvention
convention and taking from the ticket ticketthe tleketthe ticketthe
the names cf Recorder John W Gaff GofSamuel GotlSamuel Gaffiamuel
Samuel Seabury Chafes W Dayton an1 an1John anJJohn azJJohn
John Ford who were 1er nominated at the thedemand thedemand thedemanl
demand of Mr Hearst 1Iea t There is some somequestion soneiuestIon lite litecluestlon
question however as to whether this thistan tblseln thistfl
tan tfl be b done legally legallyNo lepllXo legallyNo
No successor has yet et ben nen appointed appointedby
by the mayor for Commissioner Wood Woodbury Wood1m Woodbury
bury 1m of the street cleaning cleanl department departmentwho departmentwho dertmentwho
who resigned on Saturday Col McCiel McCiellan XcCIe11an cCle1 cCle1Ian
lan said today toda that hE had not yet se seUrted Be1ded asted
Urted ted the he man Tho Th mayor it is said saidintends sakIJnt saidlnt
intends Jnt < nds to drive out of the city govern government govern1I1put governent ¬
ment ent all In lh tht r officiate who are opposed opposedto edto
to him politically and an that there will willbe will1w willb
be b a big shakfup hak < up in some more of the thedepartments thekp thet1pii
departments t1pii kp rt mcnts ieiits soon ioonol soonCol
Col 01 ol McClHIan M Ckllan hopes hop > it is said to build buildiip bull bullH buildlip
lip H a political machine that will give him himintrol himlI1trol himIJtrol
introl of Tammany Hall if Hearst is isTlcan Isdd isdfatl
dd dfatl dfatlJcpizb1icai tt 1 1UCIHlhlical
UCIHlhlical Lost 17pState La Labor Laborhearst or orT
Tlcan T hearst 1 ant is still speaking upState but buthis 1Nthis buthis
his allies > here JMore including Max F Fthi Ihmsen Ihmsenthr Ihmsenth
thr th campaign manager are very busy busyTher busyJhtI busyThes
Ther ar llf squalls in the Republican Republicanamp Republkantuup Republicanamp
amp too but not nearly as violent as asthutKt a athJ ask
k thutKt thJ of If f the t tl f Democrats There is much muchgrumbling muchgrumbling muchgrumbling
grumbling over the way W3 Chairman Wood Woodruff Woodluff VoodlUll ¬
ruff 01 the th Republican State committee committeei
i he handling the campaign mpalfJt and there is isno flino
no 0 doubt that Mr Hughes H friends are aregreatly areJTfatly aregratiy
greatly frightened l over the defection of ofworkingmtn ofworkin ofworkingwn
workingmtn workin rItn in the factory towns 1IP 1IPSt1tc upkte p pStatc
Statc kte who voted otfd for McKlnley McKlale and andROWSJI andR andRous
ROWSJI R veil There la also a scarcity of offund offundt offunds
fund oil oi account of the he new law Ia that thatprohibits thatprvblblt thatprhlblts
prohibits contributions to the campaign campaignfund camptllgnfund campaignfund
fund by corporations It is said that the tlieparty theparty theparty
party thus far has raised only IIS00 38900 too In Inother Inother Inother
other years this would be considered constde d a amere amere amere
mere bagatelle teUf It would not begin to topay topay topay
pay the ordinary expenses of the commit oonimitHBAEST commith commitHEARST
h ted
HEARST CHARTERS SPECIAL SPECIALWreck SPECIALVreci SPECrALWreck
Wreck Delays Regular Train but butAppointment butAppointment ut utA
Appointment A IOlntment Is 11 Kept Keptrortlacd KcptCortlamI KeptortlainI
rortlacd N 11 Oct 1SWllllam 15 William R RHearst P PHarst It1Farst
Hearst capped the most interesting and andtreutKMK andtrepuotl8 andtrepuOU5
treutKMK day of his upState campaign campaignwith camp campaIgnwith lgn lgnwith
with a speech tonight in the Cortland CortlandOpera CortlandOpera CortlandOpera
Opera House ar r Hearst put in a day dayf drQIf
< If > f snappy sD8ppbrlsk brisk campaigning campllignl Just the thejyrt thoJrt theirt
jyrt Jrt President Roosevelt Roo ee1t was famous for forwhen forwhen forwhen
when he went rough riding rldln up the street streetIn streeLIn streetIn
In Bath the county seat of Steuben SteubenCounty Steubeneount Steubenounty
County eount ounty Mr Hearst spoke from the steps stepsf
< If > f Ux tt oour1nous courthouse to a big crowd of oftownsmen oftown oftOwfl
town townsmen lllen and farmers He followed followedwith followedwith followedwith
with a receptlbn and 1ul was hustled husU back backto backto bankto
to his private car carA carrrelght carA
A freight smashup at Atlanta delayed delayedhla drJayedhlas diisyodhis
his departure for this city but he or ordered ordered ortiered ¬
dered l < i locomotive and train to come comefrom cometram comefrom
from Bingnamton This train left Bath Bathand Bathand Bathand
and tore East at a a recordsmashing clip clipPart ellpPart clipFart
Part of the time during the ninety ninetyfivemile nlnetythemU ninetylivemile
fivemile journey to Binghamton the theHearst theHearst thehearst
Hearst special ripped along at the rate rateof rateof rateof
of seventyfive mile mlie an hour On the theway theay theway
way ay from Binghamton the train stopped sloppedtwice stoppedtwl stoppedtwice
twice twl e to give Mr Ir Hearst a chance to tomake tomake tomake
make Carttail speeches He talked talkedto talkedto talkedto
to a crowd at Whitneys Point and an another another another ¬
other at Marathon MarathonHe MarathonHe MarathonHe
He was a thoroughly tired man when whenhe whenh whenhe
he h turned in There was no question questionabout questionabout questionabout
about the Enthusiasm enthusiasm manifested for the thecandidate the1ndldate thecandidate
candidate < today tod through this section or orabout orabout orabout
about the heartiness of response to the thocrowds theerowds thetrowds
crowds he had addressed It vas alto altogether altogethir altogether ¬
gether the most encouraging days work workhe workht workhe
he has put in In Mr Hearst thought thoughtVJdc thoughtWJele thoughtWide
Wide Boards i2 2 Per 100 1Ol ft ftLumber ftIumber ftLumber
Lumber Trust Broken Brokenirtky BrokenitUlY BrokeniiOty
irtky Co Co 6th st st and N Y ave avcCold aycCold aveold
Cold old Wave Coming ComingInstall ComingInstal CorningInstall
Install an Ofto Radiator and be com comf comforta1le cornfortaUe
f forta1le ortaUJe 109 VJ 9th st nw
WEATHER WE THER FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTror ORECASTF
For F r the District of Columbia ColumbiaPartly ColumbiaPartly ColumbiaPartly
Partly cloudy today and tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row fresh northeasterly north asterly winds windsForMaryland windsFor1tlaryIand windsrorMaryland
ForMaryland and Virginia VirginiaFair VirginiaFair VirginiaFair
Fair today and tomorrow ex except e ecept cxcept ¬
cept rain on the coast brisk brisknortheasterly brisknortheasterly brisknortheasterly
northeasterly winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMiMARYTELEGRAPHIC SUMMARYTELEGRAPHIO SUMMARYTELEGRAPHIC
TELEGRAPHIC TELEGRAPHICDozen TELEGRAPHIODDzen TELEGRAPHICDozen
Dozen children t starved to death by byfanatics byCanatlcs byfanatics
fanatics CanatlcsStzmdnrd fanaticsStandard fanaticsStandard
Standard OH officials make admissions admissionsWorlds admIssionsWorlds admissionsWorlds
Worlds richest girl weds wedsEvangelist wedsE8ngellat wedsEvangelist
Evangelist Sam Jones dies suddenly suddenlySugar suddenlySugar suddenlySugar
Sugar rebate trial opens opensDay openslny opensLay
Day of crime in Chicago ChicagoWeightman ChloogoVelghtmnn ChicagoWoightinan
Weightman 60000000 will contest opens opensArt opensArt opensArt
Art students hiss Anthony Gomatock GomatockPOLITICAL COlmttockPOLmCAL CornstockPOLITICAL
POLITICAL POLITICALTammany POLmCAL POLmCALTamman POLITICALTammany
Tammany Tamman plans to bolt Hearst HearstSenator HearstSonutor HearstSenator
Senator Blklns expects to win winSocialists winSocialists winSocialists
Socialists to publish daily paper in inChicago InChlcogo InChicago
Chicago ChlcogoSocrotufY ChicagoSocretury ChicagoSecretary
Secretary Shaw talks at Pittsburg PittsburgRepublicans PIttburgRepublicans PlttaburgRepublicans
Republicans fear majority In Congr Congrvill congress Conrouwill congresswill
will be beBryan reduced reducedBryan redu ed edBryan
Bryan Is scored orQd for refusing hospl hosplllty hosplWit hospitnIIty
Wit WitGrosvenor tnIIty tnIItyGrosvenor llty lltyGrosvenor
Grosvenor gives out figures figuresLOCAL figuresLOOAL figuresLOCAL
LOCAL LOCALNaval LOOALN LOCALNaval
Naval N wl board plans monster monster war ships shipsGovernment MipsGovernmont shipsGovernment
Government to probe Florida FlorJd peonaga peonagaAutomobile poonllgaAutomobile poonageAutomobile
Automobile Club of America may ma build buildlore buildhere buildhere
here hereThomas lore loreThomas
hereThomas Thomas Thomas Wright indicted for murder In InAlexandria InAlexandria InAlexndrin
Alexandria AlexandriaAmerica AlexndrinAmerIca AlexandriaAmerica
America to retain supervision over overJuba overCuba overCuba
Cuba CubaMRSDA MES MRSDA 3fltSDAVIS DAVIS VIS WEAKER WEAKERCondition WEAKERCondition wELXER wELXERCondition
Condition Condition of Aged Woman Xot X t an anFavorable allFaornble usFavorable
Favorable a 118 Sunday SundayNew Sunda SundaNew SundayNew
New York Oct 15 15At At the Hotel HotelIaJes HotelIaJestic Majes Majestic Majestic ¬
tic tic where Mrs Jefferson Davis has been beenill beenIII beenill
ill for some time it is stated thflt thfl t Mrs MrsDavis MrsDavis MrsDavis
Davis was not doing so well wellStudents wellC011STOCK wellCOSTOK
C011STOCK IS HISSED EUSSEDStudents HISSEDStudents
Students Attend AttenciTrial Trial Which WhichIiiTolyes WliicliInvolves l eIl eIlInvolves
Involves Their Rights EightsGIRL RightsGmLCLERK RightsGIRL
GIRL GmLCLERK CLERK THE DEFENDANT DEFENDANTJecomes DEFENDANTneeome DEPENDANTBecomes
Becomes Hysterical When Badgered Badgeredon
on Witness ltncfJ Stand and Judge uelge Tnk Tnkinjc TnkinJ TakIng
injc Pity Iit on Her Adjourns Court CourtMany CourtJlan CourtMnn
Many Jlan Objectionable Catalogue CatalogueAre CatnlogueKArc CataloguesArc
Arc Sent Through the Mails MailsNew i1Inil8New MailsNew
New York Oct 15 1il1JIea Wben Anthony Anthonyo AHtboArCOMstOCk AnthonyComswck
COMstOCk o stoak left ithe Jefferson Market Po Polee Pouee Pslice
lice lee Court OQur this afteowon attepteOftt at the adjourn adjouranont 4djoalutont adjournmont
mont tont of the hearing of his m case against againsthe agahttM againstthe
tM he Art Students LoagHO Lo g he wa WK round rotmdy roufHlIy roundly
Iy y hjped h8J IVOd Cd and booted hoOtedI fig t u great ti gather gatherBff goatJterhS gatherlag
hS Bff of r artists artistsThe art artThe tist tistThe
The scene Kim in court was a revival wC if the thetattle th thbatUe thehattie
tattle that began throe months ago when whenometock WhenCom whenCowstock
ometock Com t ek at a the head of the AntiVice AntiViceSociety AntlVJcfSoeIet7 AntiViceSociety
Society swamped down on the Art ArtHagues ArtLeagus ArtLesgnes
Hagues Winding b ndlng in West Fiftyseventh Fiftyseventhttreet F1 FiftyECventhMreet il enl l lstreet
ttreet street seized half a ton of offending lit literature llteraturt itterature ¬
erature and arrested Miss Anna Robin Robinmi Robineon
eon mi the circulation clerk in 1 charge on a aarrant awarrant awarrant
warrant arrant charging her with having bavIn im imroper Impro noproper
pro proper roper r pictures in her possession possessionHundreds po possessionHundreds iSes lon lonHundreds
Hundreds of artists and art rt students at atended attell attended
ended tell ed the trial today to y Never before was vastIO wasso
tIO 9 much m h talent and hair assembled in the tbeId tMold theoki
old Id building One side of the room was wastt waget wasset
et tt aside for woman artists and they theylied tbeyftlled theyfilled
filled lied it it On the opposite side I e were scores scoresf scoresof scoresof
of f gifted young oung men addicted to long longlack 1011 1011black longblack
black > lack ties Dyke DTkf Dyk beards and dandruff on onioat oncoat oncoat
coat collar collarTbe eollarThe collarThe
The first witness was Mr Comstocks ComstocksigcnU Comstocksagent Comatocksagent
agent Charles J Bamberger who testified testifiedhat tesU testifiedthat ftl ftlthat
that hat he went Into the rooms of the Art Artstudents Art ArtStudents ArtStudents
students League at 21S IS West Flftysev Flftysevnth FIftyseventh Flftyseveuth
enth nth street st et on August 2 and found Miss MissRobinson MisaRobinson n nRobinson
Robinson In charge of a room on the low lowrr lowr lowk
r rr floor He asked for and obtained a aaUilogue lcataJogue acatalogue
catalogue or pamphlet containing cORtainl the thewo thetwo thetwo
two wo untailored pictures He said be wasaceompttnled wasaccompanied was wasaccompanied
accompanied by Comstock and that they theyobtained the theobtalntCl theyobtIned
obtained from Miss Robinson on copies of ofthe 0the ofthe
the catalogues cataloguesComstock catalosuesComstock cataloguesCornatock
Comstock Al Also o Testifies TcstlfleMr Testi TestifiesMr cc ccrr
Mr rr Comstock corroborated his agent agentwylng age agentsayIng t tsa
sayIng sa Ins also that Miss Ifss Robinson on had said saidhe aidthe saidthe
the he pamphlets p mphlets were free to anybody a bod7 and andsvrrybody Ierrybod andeverybody
everybody who wanted one After obtain obtamng obtalnIn obtainIn
In ng the catalogues Mr Comstock told toldMiss toldMilts toldMiss
Miss Robinson that he had a search war warant warrant warrant
rant ant entitling him to take possession pos ealon of ofill ofall ofall
all ill the catalogues in the rooms She Sheshowed Sheshowed Sheshowed
showed him upstairs and made no objec objeclon objectton objection
tton lon to his taking a lot of catalogues in including Ineluding inciuding ¬
eluding cluding about a thousand that were ad adIressed a adres addressed
dressed ed and ready reat1 for distribution distributionMr distributionMr distributionMr
Mr Comstock said that th t he had also ateoound a afound alsofound
found pictures of two nude nu e persons that thatte tbathe thathe
he te had not disturbed because he realized realizedhat realizedthat realizedthat
that hat they were for the use of the artists artistsMagistrate artistsltaglstrnte artIstsMagIstrate
Magistrate Mayor tayor suggested that they theywd theylmd theybad
bad wd nothing to do with the case caseMIm CtlseMII8 caseMiss
Miss Robinson Robln on the ostensible defend defending defcndant er d dant ¬
ant ant over whose who e shoulders the antivicers antivicersire
are ire striking at the Art League is a airetty npr aprotty
iretty pr tty girl who was badly embarrassed ombarrJiSsOOand embarrassedand embarrassedind
and ind evidently suffering acute mortlflca mortlflcalon morUneaUon mortlfleatlon
Uon lon when she came to testify Com Comjtock Comstock Cornstock
stock himself examined her herWhats herWbftts herWhats
Whats your out real namo asked ked the theApostle thei theApostle
i Apostle of Purity PurityThe Purl PurityThe
The girls face burnod a rosy red redAnna r redAnna
Anna RIebley Rleble sho said in a whisper whisperHer whIsperHer whIsperHer
Her lawyer law er E C Crowley angrily pre pretested Pl protested ¬
tested testedYour te testedYour tedYour
Your honor lie houted this is an anoutrage anOUl18gP anOutrage
outrage For professional reasons my myclient m mclient myclient
client took another name It is important importantthat Importantthat
that her real 1 name should not be given givenout givenout
out She is i being III treated treatedGirl treatedGirl treatedGirl
Girl Becomes eCOll1ell Hysterical HystericalFor UIterlcalIOr HystericalFor
For fifteen fIrtc n minutes Comstock badgered badgeredthe badgeredthe badgeredthe
the girl in an effort to make rn ke ler IJ r admit admitshe admitshe admitshe
she had sold copies of the catalogue for forcash forcash forcash
cash Tired out with answering answeringthe No Nothe Nolhe
the young woman bunt into tears and be became be became becaine ¬
came hysterical hystericalLawyer hy hystericalLawyer terlad terladLawyer
Lawyer Crowley for the defendant defendantsubmitted defendaatAlbmltte41 defendantsubmitted
submitted to th magistrate a letter from fromPostmaster fromPostm3Ster fromPostmaster
Postmaster Wiilcox to the agent on the thecharge theebarge thecharge
charge of a substation where a number of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the catalogues 5 were held hel up awaiting the theagent thea theagent
agent a t to o let the catalogues catalogucsptlss pass as the theAssistant theAsslstllnt theAssistant
Assistant Postmaster General had h ha de decided de decided doCided ¬
cided that they wer wero mailable Mr tr Com Comstock Comstock Coinstock ¬
stock objected to the introduction of this thisas thisas thisas
as evidence vldenc The magistrate promptly ad admitted admlttcd admitted ¬
mitted it and It was marked for identi identification Identlfica Identificatlon ¬
fication ficationThe fica ficatlonThe tton ttonThe
The cone was adjourned adjo m l to October Octoberwhen S Swhen to towh
when wh n Comstock and Itn Lawyer Crowley Will WillSubmit willuhmIt fll fllfUhmlt
Submit briefs and argue for their respec respective respectlvo rospective ¬
tive sifles sl ifles ls The Th young woman was paroled paroledin
in the custody custod of Mr Crowley She Was Wason was wason wason
on the tit verge erga of oftinrs tars when she left the thestand th thstand thestand
stand She was kissed by her woman womanfriends womanfilends womanfriends
friends and the men art students grasped graspedher J1ISpooher graspedher
her hand handBaltimore bandBnUlmore handBaltimore
Baltimore tt Ohio Splendid Service ServiceWest SerTiceVeRt ServiceThrough
West WestThrough VeRtThrough
Through trains and only one night out outIce outto outto
to Chicago and S St Louis Through sort sortIce 0lV 0lVIce
Ice and quick qUIck tjme to Cincinnati Clncln tI Colum Columbus Columbus Columbus ¬
bus and Cleveland C eveland and all points West Vest
f FANATICSJICTIMS FANATICSJICTIMSOllilI1Oll NATICS VICTIMS VICTIMSClrlltlrell
Dliildreii Starve to Death Deatllii DeatlliiHOUle in inHome iiiHonie
Home of Cult dl chiltGITEN t tGIVEN V VBTCEN
GIVEN VEGETABLE DUp DUpColorado DINT DINTColoralo DLETColorado
Colorado Waifs Kept in Tents Tentsin T Tentsin nts ntsI
I in Mountain Camp Campo Ca l lo
I
No o Doctor to Attend Little OUCH OIIl JI and andof an11 an11of andof
of Nineteen Taken to the Home Homebat homebut I IImt
bat Seven Survive SurhclInmane SurviveRu Humane mane Agent Agentto Agentto Agentto
to Take Charge of Those Remain Remaining Rcmainfn IlemainlugTots ¬
ing fn lugTots Tots Are Like Old Men Ien and andWomen amIunlcnState antiWomenState
Women unlcnState State Shocked Shockedpwfal ShockeilSprckl Shockedspaed
pwfal t tA The WaAlBgteo Wa WaihIsto lllrt llwald llwaldDonvor lIwldDOftor fleuldDenver
Denver Colo Oct 15 1iIn In a mountain mountainamp mountaincamp mountaincamp
camp seven en milos mn from Arboloe Colo Colowclve Colotwelo Cob Cobtwelve
twelve children most of them waifs are arend areaid aresaid
aid nd to have bean starved to dtjath as a aesult D Dresult areSUlt
result of the teachings of the Brother Brotherhood Brotherheod Brotherhood ¬
hood of Light of which C C G Roso a alonghaired nlongbalred alonghaired
longhaired occontrie Is the ostensible ostensiblehead ostonsl ostonsiblahead l6 l6hClld
head hClldState headState headState
State Humane Agent Harry Kerr has 1msjust husjt hasjust
just returned from the Brotherhood of ofLight OfLight t tLight
Light ranch situated in a lonesome can canyon canyon canyou ¬
yon and tells tell a story of hardships suf suffered SUrterld stifend ¬
end by babes that has h s shocked the Stats StatsMr SlUteMr StateMr
Mr and Mrs Charles Charl s Elliott and Mrs MrsWheeler MrseJer MrsW1heeler
Wheeler eJer were ere the only onJ adult adults on the theplace theplace theplace
place The Elliotts are old people who whocame whocame wirerne
came rne from California and aro said Id to tohave toDve tohave
have given considerable con property propert to thftcommunity tuG thocommunity tuGcommunity
community Mrs Wheeler is a thin thinascetic thina8Cetlc thinascetIc
ascetic looking old Woman whoso eyes oyosseem eyesseem OS OSseem
seem to hypnotize the children Into obed obedience obedlenee obedbones ¬
bones of her slightest t ordor ordorConic ordorCome orderCome
Come from Orphanages OrphanagesWithin Orpbannge5Wllhln OrphanagesWithin
Within the last eighteen months Agent AgintKerr AgentKerr AgntKerr
Kerr has learned that ninotean children childrenwere childrenwere chlldrotiwere
were sent nt to the ranch Most of the Ht Httle Jlttie littie
tie ones were from orphanages and none noneof non nonof noneof
of them know who their parents are areOnly nroOnb areOnly
Only seven of Kit th this nineteen now survive surviveTwo sUnhTwo surviveTwo
Two are feebleminded It is said snl th thrigorous thpro the therigorous
rigorous pro discipline d to which they have havebeen h6 h6been havebeea
been subjected su Jected with the lack jf f proper properfood pro properfood r rrood
food has made every erer one of the little Httlaones IItU03one littleones
ones an imbecile imbecileWhen imbecileben ImbecileWhen
When ben the humane agents arrived at atcamp tb tbtamp the thecamp
camp the children none of whom whomllte whomllteore are arewore aremore
wore ore than tea years ear old woro sedately sedatelyoccupied sedutetyoccupied cdntol cdntoloeeuplecl
occupied in i severe tasks They leaked leakedlike Ie DIed DIedlike ekedlike
like little eld 14 men and woman All of the theboy th thboys theboys
boys boy Dad long hair and nono of thorn thornwere thomwere themwere
were clean None of them bore any anymarks anymarks anymarks
marks of beatings but ail of them said snidthey Sftldthey saidthey
they bad always been hungry ever slnca slncatney sln chicothey e ethey
they came to the ranch ranchThey rauehThe ranchThey
They The are fed strictly on vegetables vegetablesgiven vegetablesgiven cgctabl811Ivett
given no milk butter eggs eg or anything anythingcontaining anythtnecontaIning anyth1n anyth1ncontaIning
containing animal matterThey are kept kepttogether kepttogether kepttogether
together always and must get t permission permissionfrom ponnlsslonfJrpm permissionspin
from spin Mr Rosa before b re absenting them themselves themSeivo ¬
seles selves from the others for eviun evort a fax faxminutes fvminutes Q QMlntee
minutes They go about like llftls 1ttl jslti jsltimen old oldflies Ja JaIMII
men apparently silent and nd depressed dopressSling dOPrea5 dOPrea5moPIng depressednmMng
moPIng ling abottt In a little flock and always alwayserthe 11wnvllderrthe aiwauumler4he
vllderrthe erthe oversight t of some adult adultWhf adultWhfaH fljftfy fljftfyaM WEuyall
aM steep hi tents tentsXo tentXo tentsNo
Xo Doctor at life t11 Home HomeThe nomeThe homeThe
The members of the Brotherhood Broth rhooI of ofLight ofLight < f fLlgbt
Light are e vegetarians ns and their theciy theciythat theoythat tlteotythat
that meat Is evil is forcibly Impressed on onthe onthe onthe
the children who ho are a given icn a diet whlcj whlcjaccording whlc1accordlRl whicaaccording
according to Agent Kerr is Insufficient Insufficientto
to to i support pport life He charges ch rges that the dead deadchildren dea deachildren deadchildren
children have been virtually starved to todeath Ifdeath todeath
death There is no doctor atthe at the Home HomeThe HomeThe HomeThe
The Brotherhood was founded some someyears 90m 90myears aonotyears
years ago tn n New York by Franklyn P PWhite PWhite PWhlte
White For a time it maintained a h hmue hmueIn himiein < Wne Wnein
in North Denver where Wh re there wore woreeral nev never HiIr1eral ¬
er eral scandals over the death of Infant InfantThen Int1ntThen Infants InfantsThen
Then it removed the home me to Arboles The TheHumane Thoi TheHumans
i Humane Society will 111 take charge of ta tachildren t ti te techildren
i children childrenBRYAN I IIRYAN IBRYAN
BRYAN SCORED FOR A SNUB SNUBlemooratic SNUBDemooratic SNUBDeinooratic
lemooratic Leader Declines Hospi Hospitality Hospitality ilospitality ¬
tality of Mayor Mayorniter MayorLatter 1ayorLatter
Latter niter Calls CnU ItWilfnll Insult to His HisWife IUsiCe hueWife
Wife iCe anti Declares M Ve o > Apology ApologyWill ApoloJ3VBl ApologyvilI
Will Be Accepted AcceptedPittsflrid AeCeltcelPtttJr6 AcceptedP1tteeW
Pittsflrid J III Oct 15 J iLT1se The Bryan meet meeting meetIn meetIng ¬
In ing in Plttsneld Plttslleldtoday today resulted in much muchbitter muohI muchbitter
bitter feeling between leaders of the Pike PikeCounty Pikeunt PikeCounty
I County unt Democrats on account of an al alleged allt alleged ¬
lt leged 5ed affront by b Congressman RaSnoy and andMr an anMr andMr
Mr Bryan to Mayor Jefferson Orr at atwhose atwho atwhose
whose e home they tbe were ere to be entertained entertainedMayor enlertaJndrRyor entertainedMayor
Mayor Orr On h Is > an excircuit judge judge and a aprominent apromtnent aprominent
prominent supporter of Bryan in both his bisformer hisfonner hisformer
former campaigns camp lJ118 and has been a Dem Democratic Democratic Democratic ¬
ocratic contributor The following rQno InS let letter I letter t tter ¬
ter is set forth explanatory explanatoryTo
To W J Bryan BryanDear BryanDear BryanDear
Dear Sir Hitherto I have esteemed you youas youas OU
as an honorable man but in view Iew of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the fact that your representative r presontath Hon HonH HonH HonH
H T 1 Rainey had solicited entertain entertainment entertalnBlent entertainnient ¬
ment from you YOutha that you OU accepted the thesame tI1esamf thesame
same > and you were informed of the fact factthat facttltat factthat
that this entertainment had been b be On pre prepared pre prepared propared ¬
pared by a lady and without any reason reasonyou rensonyou reasonyou
you capriciously eapr ioU8ly said 1 will not accept acceptthe acceptthe acceptthe
the prepared entertainment Why Vh you youshould youshould ou oushould
should wilfully insult the lady lad who pro propared pr prpaId propared
pared your entertainment e in such a a man manner mllnnero mannor ¬
nor nero is incomprehensible i Q1rehtnslbJe I assure you youin youIn youIn
in advance a vance that no apology need be of offered offered ofbred ¬
fered nor would such be accepted The Theoffense Theotren Theoffense
otren offense e is unpardonable among gentle gentlemen sentlem gentlemn ¬
men m n and ladles Yours truly trulyJEFFERSON trulyJEFFERSON trulyJEFFERSON
JEFFERSON ORR ORRMr ORRMr OflflMr
Mr Bryans address was heard by an anaudience anaUllence anaudience
audience of about three thousand persons personsfrom por8msfrom personsfrom
from all parts of the county count The crowd crowdwas crowdwas crotvdwas
was much smaller than was expected expectedCASTRO eipectedCASTRO expectedCASTIW
CASTRO IS NEAR DEATH DEATHHevolntlon DEATHucoIutiolt DEATHRevolution
Revolution Expected Expectedto to Follow De Demixc Demhie Bemice
mice of Venezuelan President PresidentPort PrellldentPort PresidentPort
Port of Spain Trinidad Oct 15 15Ac 15According 15According Ac According
cording to advices received here from fromCaracas fromCaraCAs fromCaracas
Caracas the condition condition of President Presidenttia Cas Castro CMtro ¬
tro who has been ill for some time lrg lrgbecome h Iisl000me 5 51Come
become worse and nd it Is probable that thathis thitthis thathis
his disease will soon result fatally If Ifho Ithe If1st
ho dies It Is expected that a revolutl 1eoluUtn 1eoluUtnwill revolutlrwill > n nwill
will bo b started General Montllla Is arm armIng arh1Ing arrebig
Ing forces In the west westBaltimore westDaltlmore westBaltimore
r
Baltimore Ohio Splendid Service ServiceEast S rdcc rdccEnlt rvlecEast
East EnltHourly EastHourly EastHourly
Hourly trains to Baltimore and an every cveryother overyother everyother
other hour on the odd hour to Philadel Philadelphia Phlilldolpbia Philadelphia ¬
phia and New York Ferries to Libertyand Libertyand Liberty Libertyand
and SSd d sts The Royal Blue Line Lln is fa famous fnmou famono ¬
mono for comfort and speed speedIts speedIt speedlts
Its It better to tolank bank your surplus surplusmoney lIurplusmonoy surplusmoney
money than permit It to remain Idle IdleBonking IdleBanking IdleBanking
Banking dept of oCOnlon Tnion Trust Co HH F Fst Fst FSt
st st nw pays Interest on all accounts
TO THE TH VICTOR BELONGS aELONGS THE SPOILS I
l
The Modern Machine in Politics I
WILL CASE IS ISHALTED ISHALTEDSerap HALTED HALTEDScrap HALTEDScrap
Scrap of Paper PaJer Plays Pla 1s Big Part Partin Partin Partin
in Fight for Millions SOllionsTELLS MillionsThLLS
TELLS WEIGHTMANS WISHES WISHESMrs
Mrs Jones Jon Winter bter Stops Proceeding Proceedingto
to Break Philadelphia l Chemists ClicnilntsWill ChemistsWill
Will 111 Rather Than Tb n Have JI Contents Contentsof Coteittnof
of Mysterious Slip 3In Made Ic Public PublicStrange PublicStrange
Strange Chapter Cbalt r In Social FcutU FcutUPifftatleiphi PcudP1tIldiiha
PlII Pifftatleiphi dIlla Oct ti B taot by a scrap scrapof p por pof
of yellow paper r Upon hpo wktob her ner father fatherinlaw 1Bt1Iocintaw fatherInlaw
inlaw the late miHIonaHie chemist Will WillJam wtnIlllt WillIiti
Jam Iiti Weightjaan relg1t had written his last lastwishes Jutvlshu lastwishes
wishes vlshu and thought th ugbt concerning her Mrs MrsJones MrsJonG8 MrsJones
Jones Wister one of the high h priestesses priaatasseeof pritessesot
of Philadelphia society today abandoned abandonedher abandonedher abandonedher
her sensational suit against t Mrs fr Anne AnneM AnneM
M 1 Weicbtman Walker WnJk r her steterinlaw steterinlawwho MtKlnJawwbo Meterinlawwho
who is known as the rMbret woman in inAmerica InAmerica InAmerica
America AmericaThe AmericaThe AmericaThe
The stake was MOMML LN left to his hisdaughter hiBdaughter hisdaughter
daughter absolutely and rather than thanhave timnhave thanhave
have the contents of the scandalladen seandalladennaemoranduen scandalladenmemorandum scandalladenmemorandum
memorandum read in I tbe crowded C ovocJecl court courtroom courtroom courtroom ¬
room Mrs Sister lster accepted the bitter bitterdefeat bitterdefeat bitterdefeat
defeat and nd gave up the fight for the Im Immense Immense urnmouse ¬
mense wealth elth permitting her attorneys attorneysto
to beg be Mrs Walker daughter of the thechemist thechemist thechemIst
chemist to make no opposition to a con continuance continuance conthtuauce ¬
tinuance of the case so that the best pos possible passible pegeThic ¬
sible light might be thrown upon the thecomplete thecomplete thecomplete
complete backdown backdownMrs backdownIIJ backdownMrs
Mrs IIJ Walker Takes Revenge RevengeThe RevengeThe
The admission admis ion of defeat came at a wo women momen mcmen ¬ I
men when interest In the testimony tot1moo was wasat wasat
at its height and when it seemed that thatMrs thatl1rs thatMrs I
Mrs Wlsiers remarkable charges ch rges about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the conduct and intellectual capacity IJ ctty of ofthe ofthe
the aged man were about to be substan substantiated substantiated substantiated ¬ I
tiated In holding back b ck until the very verylast vecyJn5t verylast
last moment the terrific weapon W08 on > in her herpossession berpossC8slon herpossession
possession choosing time and place lace Mrs MrsWalker lfrsWalker MrsWalker
Walker takes full revenge for the social socialslights soclnlsl1ghtS socialslIghts
slights put upon her by Mrs Wister when whenthe whoathe I Itho
the richest woman was Qa try t trying IRS to enter nter the tlieexclusive theexclusive i icxclulic
exclusive circle of Philadelphia Phlladel ltla society societyIt I IIt
It is on this social feud that the reason reasonfor rOllsonCot reasonfor
for the contest of the old chemists will willlies wiltlIes m i ilie
lies <
liesWith
With lth the keenness of a man n who has hasmade IUiSmade hasmade
made his 0t6GONO and is determined to todispose t61 t61dispose t tdispose
dispose of what he had garnered a as he hesees hescc liesees
sees s fit Weightman had carefully careful1 tran transcribed transcribed traitscrlbed ¬
scribed upon this bit of yellow paper p per what whatpurported whtttpurported whatpurported
purported to be b his predsa reeIM relations with withMrs withtrs withMrs
Mrs trs Wister witk whom woo be is said to tohave tohae tohave
have been in love loveIVhnt loelat loveWhat
What lat the Paper Says SaysMoreover Sa8Iorooer SaysMoreover
Moreover he had declared conclusively conclusivelyin nclusivelyin
in that document that ho had no inten intention Intention littontion ¬
tion of having havingMrs Mrs Wister or his grand grandchildren gmndchildren grandchildren ¬
children share his wealth He completely completelywashed completelnshed completelywashed
washed his hI bands of the Jones Jon s and Wis Wisters Wistels Vis Visters
ters and jotted jott d down some statement statementconcerning statementconcerning statementconcerning
concerning which Richard Wain Mclrs a asoninlaw asonInlaw asonInlaw
soninlaw of Mrs Wister and nephew of ofMrs otMrs ofMrs
Mrs Walker made his statement tonight tonightFor tonlghtFor tonightFor
For the sake of Mrs Wister I would wouldrather wouldmther wouldrather
rather cut out my tongue than divulge divulgethe dlulsethe ditiulgethe
the contents of It it Until the tb paper pa r was wasproduced WItsproduced wanprOduced
produced at todays hearing only on1 four fourpersons fourpersons fourpersons
persons in the world bad seep it I hope hopewith hopewith hopewith
with all the earnestness etln1cstneu of which I am amcapable amenpable amcapable
capable that no one else eI will over er see it itCase itCase itCase
Case Brousrbtto Stop StopPresident StopPresl StopPresident
President Presl nt Judge Ashman was on the thobench thebench thebench
bench when the proceedings IOC lngs began to today todftJ today ¬
day The first witness called was A A w wHooper WHoop WHooper
Hooper Hoop one of the oldest employes of ofthe orUH ofthe
the chemistry firm He was a reluctant reluctantwitness reluctnntwitness reluctantwitness
witness hut finally admitted that he rq rqcclvud r rcclvoo rceived
cclvud a check for 5000 OOO 860 In cash and andSIWOCO andloo
SIWOCO 101 > from Mrs Walker after the death deathof deathof lo th thof
of Mr Ir Weightman WeightmanAt VeightmanAt
At 2 oclock this afternoon the theWeightman theWeightman theWelghtman
Weightman will case was abruptly tnk taken tnkCn tnken ¬
en out of court Too case was postponed postponedindefinitely postponedindefinltcl postponedindefinitely
indefinitely indefinltcl at the request of attorneys attorneysfor atlorneysfor attorneysfor
for Miss U8S Jones Wister and Mrs Anne AnneWclglitman AnneWelg1tman AnneWcigitman
Wclglitman Walker WalkerIt ValkcrIt
It was a yellow piece of paper bear bearing bearing boaring ¬
ing the handwriting of the late William WilliamWeightman Williamrelghtmnn WilliamWeightman
Weightman which caused the lie unexpect unexpected ¬
ed sensational withdrawal of the case caseThe cnacThe caseThe
The yellow paperas paperwas shown by b Mrs MrsWisters MrsJst MrsWisters
Wisters Jst < rs lawyers to Mrs Walkers WaIkor law lawyers lnwcrs lawyers ¬
yers crs The latter were apparently sur surprised surprised surpriced ¬
prised prisedHampton prisedHaml pricedHampton
Hampton Haml > ton L Carson of counsel for Mrs MrsWilker MrsV1Ikor MrsWalker
Walker said saidThe saidThe saidThe
The case has been n continued Indefinite Indefinitely ¬
ly but I wish to state emphatically that thatno thatno thatno
no compromise has been arranged That ThatIs ThatIs Thatis
Is all I can say The Wister stcr Interests Interestswere Interestswere Interestswere
were the first to make the advance for fora forn fora
a postponement It was agreeable to all allconcerned aUconcerned allconcernedl
concerned concernedAttorney concernedAttorney concernedl concernedlAttorney
Attorney General Carson of counsel for forMrs tOrMrs forMrs
Mrs Walker explained that the flash flashing fiashtng flashIng ¬
ing of the yellow paper pUDer made it neces necessary ne necesstry es essary ¬
sary that Its history and antecedents antecedentsshould antecedentsshould antecedentsshould
should be looked into
BALLOON RACE IN AMERICA AMERICAAero AMFdtICAAelo A1ERICAAero
Aero Club PlunK lumc Content In Mnumi Mnumichusetts tInaacJaulletb Macsncliuselts
chusetts This Week WeekNew WeekNew eeJ eeJw
New w York Oct 1i8Imultaneoully 15 Simultaneously with withthe 1ltbtIle withthe
the announcements of tbe successful start startIn staIn starein
In balloon racing In Germany comes the thereport Utereport thereport
report from Plttsfletd Mass M than a aim similar almlIar aimlIar ¬
lIar race will be held in this U country t tweek this thisweek
week It will be between cars of the A AClub Aero AeroClub
Club of America and will probably be bestarted bestarted bestarted
started Saturday SaturdayHomer SaturdayHomer
Homer W Hedge H of New York proM president proMdent ¬
dent of the dub has written to Supt SuptPeebles SuptPeebles
Peebles of the PlttsneM Urn liU Company to tomake tomake
make arrangements for 4ttt 4I or 6t3GM 6t3GMcubic MS MScubic
feet of gas for the big bl bagsThis bags bagsThis
This amount which represents n bI practi practically practiesily ¬
cally the capacity 11tY of tile gas company companywill companywill
will be sunicient auftletenl to supply pplt three of the thelargesized thelargesized
largesized balloons or four four of tile small smaller smallor 11 ¬
er < 1 ones onesTkr 0 onesThr
Tkr Tk of C t be cars esnected to enter are areLOrjMKt ani aniLOrSa areLOd
LOrjMKt LOd t Geatar w and > 4 Kfrvana of the theAero theero
Aero ero Club ClubSt Club Clubat
St at Louts had been mentioned tIeIIed as tire tireplace theplace
place for ttr holding tile race raee httt the ma majority tMjOrI majorlt3 ¬
jOrI jority of the prominent l members of the theAero theAcre
Aero Club favor Ptttsfieid where SOy several soyefal
eral etal smeceeetvl ascents oents ts were made de d la lasummer Jut Jutstl isatsummer
I IDnlIoon
summer summerBalloon stl summerBalloons t Hlr
Balloon DnlIoon Xcarly Searl AH 11 Lauded LaudedBerlin MndedBerlin LandedBerlin
Berlin Oct H HNews News from the balloons balloonswittett balloonswbidt balloonswhich
which started Stmfey afternoon In tile tbeendurance tileendurance theendurance
endurance test is coming in very slowly at atthe atthe atthe
the quarters of the Royal Aero Club ClubFour ClubFour ClubFour
Four are reported as having baJn landed at atpoints atpoints atpoints
points along the Russian frontier and andsome AndHme andsome
some art a ar still in the air Ail UI of the bal balloons balloons halleone ¬
loons excepting ef eepUng the Holes the Shonke Shonkeand Shonheand Shonkeand
and the thtfFrank Frank have landed The smallest smallestof sma1 t tor
of the balloons 1 the Brnst Emst piloted by Dr DrBrockelman DrBrocltelman DrBroekelman
Brockelman Brocltelman is the winner of those that thatnave ttnave thathave
nave landed she having traveled 21 11 miles milesTbe milesThe milesThe
The Radium Belgium Aero Club and andAdehemar aJMlAdehemar andAdebemar
Adehemar de la Hault landed near Lueb Luebben Luebbene Limbben
ben bene forty miles in an air line from the thefirst thefirst thefirst
first firstFUGITIVE firstFUGITIVE firstFUGITIVE
FUGITIVE WOMAN AT HOME HOMEWife HOMEWife IIOItIEWife
Wife of Maines Secretary of State StateHas StateHas StateHas
Has Strange Adventure AdventnreIn
In Flight from Snuitnrlnni Sh ShShakes She SheShnke SheShakes
Shakes Oft Searchers liy Dropping DroppingHat Droppinghint ropplnglint
Hat and Deceptive D cepthc Note XotcBoston 1otcBo NoteBoston
Boston ton Mas MAM Oct la 15Irs Mrs Lucy Boyd Boydwife Boy Boywire Boydwife
wife of Byron Boyd Maines secretary secretaryof secretao secretaoor
of State who disappeared from Dr Wai Waiter W WftItar l ltfr ¬
tar tfr Channtngs Chaftn Brookline Sanitarium SanitariumSaturday SanitariumSnut SanitariumSsiturtisy
Saturday Snut Ssiturtisy a evening evenln reached her home at atAugusta atAugusta t tAugusta
Augusta Me at noon in good physical physicalcondition physicalclmdltlon physicalebndttion
condition none the worse for hr h ad adventure adventur adventure
venture ventureWhile venturWhile ventureVhiIe
While the police of Arlington tr1tn were pre prepared Jrtptiroo ptcpared ¬
pared to drag Spy pond this afternoon on onaccount onaccount onaccount
account of the discovery of Mrs Mr Toyda Toydahat lOy loydshat s shnt
hat floating on 01 th the surface rrace of the th pm INnl INnlthe pnJthe J Jthe
the young woman was at Brunswick tele telephoning telcphoning tekphoning ¬
phoning to her father Congressman Consre smau E EC EC EC
C Burleigh of Augusta She to to1t > K Ktrain a atrain atrain
train from Brunswick which brought her herin bcfIn herin
in Augusta at 1 p m and the relatives relativesmet ttlath ttlathmet rtlativeomet
met and took her home homeIt homeIt homeIt
It appears that the hat found In n Spy Spypond Sprpond Sp Sppond
pond with a note written by Airs Boyd Boydconcealed Bodconcealed Boydconcealed
concealed in the lining was discarded by bythe bytbe bythe
the young woman Saturday nisht nl ht with withthe wththe Wtththe
the intention it ItJs te thought of making makingthose JDaki inakisgthose a athoso
those who sought her think she bad taken takenher takpnbel tkenher
her life Her purpose was evidently evlde tl to toload tolea tolead
load lea the searchers on a false trail in inorder Inorder inorder
order order that she might have tim time to g Stt Sttback gttback t tback
back to bar home at t Augusta AugustaFrom AugustaFrom AugustaFrom
From Arlington she went to Readi Rudim Rudimwhere Reidg Reidgwhere sj sjwhere
where she spent the night at the homo ol olDr 0 0Dr oDr
Dr F L L Smalley Leaving Dr Smalleyk Smalleykearly Smnlleycurly Smal1eyiearly
early Sunday Sun ay morning Mrs Boyd nl nldcnUY vi vidently v1dently
dently traveled to Boston by trolley Sh Shleft Sbleft Shleft
left Boston on the 1 p m m train yestei yesteiday yesteldny yestetday
day for Portland PortlandMrs Portlond11rs PortlandMrs
Mrs Boyd Boy remained at Portland till this thismomingT thismorniDif thismornlni
momingT mornlni Though the train runs through throughto thr ugh ughto
to Augusta Mrs Boyd did not continue continuebeyond continuebeyond continuebeyond
beyond Brunswick a station thirty miles milessouth mUessouth milessouth
south of Augusta Augusta MISS 11 Dingley of f Low Lewiston I Lowiston W WIston
iston who heard of Mrs Boyds presence presencein prooenccin presencein
in Brunswick and realized her nervous nervouscondition nervouscondlUon nervouscondition
condition went immediately to her relief reliefMiss reliefMIss reliefMiss
Miss Dingley found that while she he was wasgreatly waagrentIy wasgreatly
greatly excited Mrs Boyd was able to totravel lotrlvel totravel
travel and was anxious to return home homeMiss homeMiss
Miss Dingley and Mrs Boyd both talked talkedwith talkedwith talkedwith
with Congressman Burleigh by b telephone telephonefrom telephonefrom telephonefrom
from Augusta and on his suggestion suggestionthey suggestionthe suggestionthey
they the left on the first available train for forAugusta torAugustn forAugusta
Augusta AugustaMrs AugustnlIrs AugustaMrs
Mrs Boyd hadAbeen hadb n antler treatment at atDr atDr atDr
Dr Channlngs sanatorium since June for fornervous fornervous fornervous
nervous prostration which followed a S sO sOrlous so sorlous < H Hrious
rlous surgical operation operationt232
t232 2325 3 Memphis Tenn and Return ReturnBaltimore ReturnBnltlmore ReturnBaltimore
Baltimore and Ohio October IS to IS ISvalid IS 15valid
valid aUd for return until Slat 31st and may be ex extended extended oxtended ¬
I tended to November 30 30 Leave Washington
405 p in arrive Memphis 110 n p m nestday next nextd nextday
day d
I
BANKERS MEET THURSDAY THURSDAYConvention THURSDAYOonentlon THUESDAYConvention
Convention to Be DeEnlhl1tencd Enlightened on onLoan onLoan onLoan
Loan and Trust Companies CompaniesSt
St Louis Mo Oev O Oc 15 ISTho The annual annualconvention annualoo annualconvention
oo convention 8nUon of the American Bankers As Association AS ASsootaUon Assoelatloit ¬
sociation will 111 open at the Olympic The Theater Theater Theater ¬
ater Thursday Four thousand Visitors Visitorsfrom vl Visitorsfrom itora itoraCrom
from every Stato In the Union are ex expected expoeted cxpoeted ¬
poeted Clark Williams president of tho thoColonial thoColonial thoColonhti
Colonial Trust Company of New York YorkCity YorkCity YorkCity
City will spring a surprise o when hon he hemakes hemakes hemakes
makes his speech Wednesday He will willtouch wUltouch willtouch
touch on the subject of trust companies companiesand companiesand companiesand
and how they should be conducted conductedBankers conductedBankrs conductedBankers
Bankers who > have dlscuscd iscus the topic topicwith topicwith topicwith
with Mr Williams believe his move prob probably probab1y probab1y ¬
ab1y will result rlSultln in the association going goingon goingMI goingen
on record for a more rigid examination of ofthoBO ortltse ofthese
these institutions institutionsSHE institutionsSHE InstitutionsSHE
SHE IS A THAW WITNESS WITNESSFriend WITNESSFriend WITNESSFriend
Friend of Evelyn Xesbit e JIt Will Vlll Tes Testify Testlf Teaiif ¬
tify tlf for the Defense DefenseNew DefenseN DefenseNew
New N w York Oct 16rIt is I reprted that thatM thatM thatMr
M Mr J J Caine ono of the most Impor Important ImportaDt importaut ¬
taut witnesses wlt esees in the Thaw case who has hasbean hasbeen hasbeen
been sought by detectives since the killing killingof killingr killingof
of r Stanford White has pledged herself to toakl toaid toski
aid the defense defenseairs defenselIni defenseMrs
airs Caines testimony Is of special in interest interest Interest ¬
terest because she knows all about the theonnectlons thetQn thenpUong
tQn onnectlons tlon which existed between betw n Evelyn EvelynXesbit Ev EvelynNesbit Jyn JynXe
Xesbit Xe blt and Stanford White and about the thetrouble thetrouble thetrouble
trouble that led Evelyn Nesbit to leave leaveThaw JeeTha leaveThaw
Thaw Tha abroad and come back to New NewYork NeWYork NewYork
York determined to have nothing more moreto ntOTOto moreto
to do with him Her sympathies sym thles are with withtho withthe I Ithft
the defense for she was a close 10Be friend of ofMrs ofMrs
Mrs 1rS Thaw Thaw1Ooooo
1000000 DAMAGE BZSTOBM BZSTOBMBanana EYSTORMBanana
Banana and Rubber Plantation at atBlneiields atIlluellelds
Blneiields Devastated DevastatedK De DevastatedNw a8tnted a8tntedNfIfII
K NfIfII w Orleans Oct li liAdvlces Advices reedy received reeCfvld reedycti ¬
ed 1Ptonight Iplfc tonight from Central America Americaby Americaby I
by Gtneral G neral Manager Ellis of the United UnitedFruit CnJteFruit UnitedFruit I
Fruit Company confirm the earlier re reports reports reports ¬ i
ports of devastation of banana bttna and rub rubber rubber rubher ¬
ber properties near the coast and nd distant distantsome distantsome distantsome
some thirty miles from Bluefields the thenearest tbtnearest thenearest
nearest port the damage being estimated estimatedAt
at n eeseoo eeseooit IO IOAt
At Bluefielde Blueflel s the force of the storm stormwas stormwas stormwan
was not perceptible rcepUWe as the harbor Is Islandlocked IsIaBdlocked isISadlOcked
landlocked and afforded a secure anchor anchorage Anchortor anchorge ¬
age ge for the ships there The storm began beganFriday beganvrld beganFriday
Friday vrld afternoon att rnoon and lasted until Sunday SundayADMIT SundayADMIT SundayADIllT
ADMIT TRUST RULESYitnesses RULESWTitnesses RULES RULESWitnesses
Witnesses Say Sa 1 Standard Con Controls Controls Controts ¬
trols Ohio OI o Companies CompaniesARGHBOLD C01upa1 CompaniesAROBB0LD es esAROHBOLD
ARGHBOLD FIXED THE PRICES PRICESOfficer PRICESOfficer PRICESOfficers
Officer of Auxiliary Concerns Tell TellHovr TellHow TeUIfow
How They The Voted Standard Oil OilStock 011Stock OilStock
Stock and Declared Dividends DividendsWill Didlcn DividendsWill n nIU
Will IU Xot Try Rockefeller Rpckefeller Until the ihcSupreme theSupreme TheSupreme
Supreme Court CourlPnuleH Passes on Case CaseFhitlUy CajcFIRdJaTO CneFindMy
FhitlUy FIRdJaTO Obfa Obi Wet met lrTfee State wi wirest wilt wnrrest wiltrest
rest its cane agtlriBt ai1St t to Ute Standard 01 01Company Oil 011Comp OilCompany
Comp Company n for vtofation of the Valentine Valentinantitrust Valentinesfltltrust raenttneaatlru8t
antitrust aatlru8t law lat tomorrow sad ed that thatk tl1atIt tlmtit
It bas nas made a case that Is Indisputable IndisputableContrary IndteputablcContrary lfldteputableContrary
Contrary to expectations John D DRockefeller DRockefeiler DRockefeller
Rockefeller will not be creed cj ed for trial trialsoon trialiOOft
soon It was announced a JtOunced by the prosecu prosecution prosccutIon proccculion ¬
tion tonight tonl tlt that the pressnt pr t case caseagainst caseagaIa caseagainst
against the Standard Oil OJlCompsny OJlCompsnyWOtIkl Company Companywould Company Companytreuki
would be disposed e of flrt before taking takingup takingup takingup
up the charge against the oil king It ItIs ItIs ItI
Is I desired by b the prosecution to carry the thepresent thepresteDt thepresent
present case to the Supreme Court if ifnecessary ItneeessaIY Ifnecessary
necessary and an it has been decided that thatuntil tootuntil thatuntil
until this is disposed of the Oil kings kingscase Ilnsacue kingscase
case will not be touched touchedStandard touchedStnnilareJ touchedStandard
Standard Control AdmittedThee AdmittedThese Admitted AdmittedThese
These local J l company officials astounded astoundedeven astoundedevn astoundedeven
even the yroeecutlon rosecution utlon by the frankness franknesswith franknessith franknesswith
with ith which they admitted the th Standards Standardscontrol Standardscontrol Standardscontrol
control of their companies Their testi testimony teetmony test testmona ¬
mony showed that in one instance two twodirectors twocJlre twod1retors
directors cJlre itors < holding GO 900 worth rU of stock bad badvotei hadote badvotefi
votei tIle stock of a company com Qnt capitalized capitalizedat
at SSOMtt wie In another instance stockhold stockholders ¬
ers holding stock to the value of 7W 7Whad iithad ThOhad
had voted the stotik k control of a coin coinpany co coiTi coiTipatty fl flpan
patty pan capitalized at 000000 Still again againthree againthree againthree
three stockholders had voted the stock of ofa ofSM ofa
a SM tMMl SS K > company In each instance instancethey Instanceuey Instancethey
they admitted that proxies had been beenvoted bcenOteII beenvoted
voted for stock held by the Standard Oil OilCompany 011CemJllft OilCompany
CemJllft Company of New ew Jersey the majority in ineach InNeh inench
each case
caseVoted
Voted Standard Stan arcl Stock StockB StockK
B K G Palmer superintendent of the theObto theOilto theOhio
Ohio Oil Company at Findlay Flndla admitted admittedtmit admittedthat admittedthat
that B Jte had voted proxies covering a amajority am amsjority
majority m jGrit of the capital ca > ltaJ stock of the com company company cornpatty ¬
pany at the last annual meeting The Theproxies Theproxies Theproxies
proxies covered stock held by the Stand Standard Standard StandaM ¬
ard Oil Company l of New Jersey Jtrse Pres Present PreseDt Prosmit ¬
eDt at the meeting were other directors directorsholding directorsholding directorsholding
holding three shares representing a val valuation valnation al altion ¬
nation tion of 750 750John 7iOJoluJ 750John
John OBrien superintendent of the theBuckeye theBuckeye theBuckeye
Buckeye Pipe Line Company owning one oneshare oneshore oneshare
share of stock admitted that he had at attended attended attended ¬
tended the last annual meeting of the thestockholders thestockholders thestockholders
stockholders of the company and voted votedtogether votedtogether votedtogether
together with his one share the proxies proxiesof
of the Standard Oil Company of New isewJersey NewJersey w wJersey
Jersey covering eo erlng a majority of tIle stock stockIn stockin stockIn
In the Buckeye Pipe Line Company Two Twoother TwoothOl Twoother
other directors owning one share each eachwere oochwere eachwere
were present presentArchboltl presentArcb1101el presentArchbold
Archboltl Fixed Prices PrlccF PrlceF PricesF
F G Broges the secretarytreasurer secretarytreasurerwas
of the olar Refining Company of Lima Limaw LImawas
was w indeed the States star witness He Hesaid HesaId Hesaid
said that he was making the crude oil oilpurchases 011purchaoes oilpurchazes
purchases now that were formerly made madeby mudeby madeby
by W A Barstow of Lima John D DArcnbold DAr DArehbold
Arcnbold Ar hbold of New York he said fur furnialx furnJ furnIMed
nialx nJ nIMed d the company the prices for which whichthy whichth whichtha
thy th refined oil was to be sold S ld Archbold Archboldh
h he said also furnished a list of o com companies comprudes cornpanics ¬
prudes to which the company might sell sellNo senlieJ sellNd
No other companies were to be furnished furnishedoil furnishedoil
oil save those on this list He was a adirector ndIrector adirector
director of the Solar Refining Company Companyalong CompanyalOng Companyalong
along with John D Archbold G F FSouthard FSo FSouthrd
Southard So tbard F Q Barstow all of New NewYork 1ewY NewYtk
York Y < k W A Barstow of Lima and Mar Mart Martlst Marti
t tlst ti Snyder of Cleveland Archbold had hadnftver hadnbver hadner
nftver ner attended a directors meeting to tohie tobkl tohis
his knowledge mow dge neither bad F Q Bars Barstow Barstow Barstow
tow presidapt of the Standard OH Corn Company Cornof Cornp51 ¬
pany of Ohio OhioAt OhioAt OhioAt
At the last annual directors meeting meetingW
W A A Barstow and himself were the theonly theonlY theonly
only directors present They The had voted votedto votedto votedto
to declare the usual dividend dividendSnicide divIdendSulcile divIdendSuicide
Suicide Instead of Marriage MarriageAtlanta lUnrrlnJeAtlanta MarriageAtlanta
Atlanta Ga Oct 15 15CIl 15Capt Cast > t W V H HNunemacher HNunem iiNirnemacher
Nunemacher Nunem eher manager of the Blossor BlossorPrinting BlosserPrII1Ung BhossorPrinting
Printing Company was found dead today todaywith todaywith todaywIth
with his throat cut The circumstances circumstancesIndicate clrcumstmccsIndicate cIrcumstancesIndicate
Indicate suicide Capt Nunemacher was wasto wasto wasto
to have been married within a week weekXavnl weekXI1Tnl weekNaval
Naval Cadet QuIts QnftsAnnapolis QultsAnntip QuItsAnnapolis
Annapolis Anntip 1i JM Oct 15 15Joseph Joseph Gayle GayleBobbins GayleRobbins GayleBobbins
Bobbins a midshipman of Hut third class classNaval classN1LV classTNraI
Naval N1LV 1 Academy AC demy has r resigned and his hisresignation hIsrasignatJon hisresignation
resignation has been accepted by the theN theY theNvy
N Nvy vy Y Department Bobbins home is in inirnyiieia inrflY1iel InNayileld
irnyiieia rflY1iel Ky
Something So etJlIng New XevrOrchestra NewOrchestra NetyOrchestra
Orchestra at Hotel Regent every night nightfrom nightfrom nightfrom
from 030 30 to 12 oclock ocIo k
RICHEST RICHESTS1RL GIRL WEDS WEDSIaiser EDS EDSICaiser
Kaiser Kisses the Bride Bi4deMer Bi4deMerthe After Afterthe AflreltJle
the Ceremony CeremonyNO eerenlOll CeienionyNO r rNO
NO DISPLAY OF WEALTH WEALTHTotal 1VEB1THTotal WELTBTotal
Total Cost of Trousseau Com Complete COlnIlete COin1ete ¬
plete Only Onlylout About 250 250Gifts 250GUt 25OGifts
GUt Gifts from from Several Royal Personage Personageand Peronngeand Pcrconngesand
and from tIle Pope Received RecevedEIl RecevedEIlgriinage Pil Pilgrimage n ngrl1uage ¬
grimage grl1uage to the Humble Smithy Smithyfrom 5 Srnithyfrom 1 tb tbfrom
from Which the be Works Vor s Grew Gre In InMade J JUadeDonatfonli IsMadeDonations
Made UadeDonatfonli Donations of 25OOOO oOOO to the theWorkmens theorkmens theWorkmens
Workmens orkmens Pension Pen i n Fund 3Jade 3JadeEssen JJudesen 1 de deEssen
Essen sen Germany Oct 1iIu In the little liUlochapel IItUfcbtpel littlechapel
chapel erected especially for the purpose purposeOT
0 OT the magnificent ground ot the Krupp Kruppmansion Kruppmamdon KruppmansIon
mansion the religious ceremony was per performed perrcmned performed ¬
formed today which made Bertha Krupp Krupptho KruP KruPlho Kruppthe
the richest woman In the world worJdtl1f worJdtl1fbride worldi tim timbride hit hitbride
bride of Lieut Gustav von Bonlen und undHalbacn undRnlbaell undHalbach
Halbacn Rnlbaell a penniless German noble Th Thcivil TH THeivJl Thcivil
civil ceremony ceromon which legally made th thcouple thcouple thcouple
couple man and wife was performed Sat Saturday Saturday Satutday ¬
urday afternoon afternoonAlthough afternoonAJthough afternoonAlthough
Although the ceremony was performed performedin rfQnnf >
in the presence of Kaiser William VIII lam reprsentatives repr repfsentatives reprsentatives >
sentatives of many noble families and andaristocratic andarfstocmtic andaristocratic
aristocratic personages slnipitcty was th thkeynote thof thkeynote
keynote of the whole wedding Despite Despitethe Despitethe
the great wealth of the bride there was wasno wasno
no display lspln of extravagance either in tel fcercostume hercostume
costume or the decorations decorationsMingling ciecoratlonsMingling decoratIonsMingling
Mingling with tho aristocratic and royal royalwedding roalweddIng royalwedding
wedding guests were deputations of work workins working worklag
ins men representing the employes of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the great Krupp Industries Fifty work workingmen workingmen workngmen
ingmen ngmen were In the wedding party and andthey andtbey andthey
they attended not not only the church cere ceremony ceremony ceremony ¬
mony but the wedding banquet banquetChnpcl banquetChapel
Chapel Tastefully Ta tefully Decorated DecoratedThe DecoratedThe DecoratedThe
The chapel was tastefully but not lav lavishly lavIshJy layishly ¬
ishly decorated From the KruHfc Krui1 man mansion manslon mandon ¬
sion don the wedding party part passed on onfoQt foot footto footto
to the chapel Kaiser William who w had hadarrived hadarrived hadarrived
arrived on a special train just In time timefor timefor thnefor
for the ceremony took his place near nearthe narthe nearthe
the altar and the service cnce began beganFraulln besanFrnulln beganFraubin
Fraulln Krupp departed from the usual usualcustom usualcustom usualcustom
custom of wearing w aring a white wedding gown gownand gownand gownand
and her dress was a simple affair of ofcrepe orcrepe ofcrepe
crepe do chine of lilac I color Two in instead instead to tostead ¬
stead of the eight pages p ges usually used usedby usedby usedby
by the fashionable wedding bore her hertrain h hrtrain r rtn
train tn n The bridegroom acordtng to Ger German German Getman ¬
man custom wore evening dress dressWhen dreesVhen dressWhen
When the ceremony had been concluded concludedKafser concludedKaiser onduddKaiser
Kaiser William wearing the uniform of ofa ora ofa
a Held marshal saluted the bride kissing kissingher kissingher kissingher
her on both cheeks He then congratu congratulated congra congraiulated tu tuIflted ¬
lated the groom and spoke to Mme MmcKrupp MmeKrupp MmeKrupp
Krupp KruppA
A simple wedding banquet was servo st sencit sencitiii rf rfift I Iip
ip the dining room of the Krupp innn innnvkm mu mullon 11 111I1JI
vkm on 1I1JI In an eloquent t speech it in whi whtd whtdlie whIiiihe U Utie
tie dwelt upon pon his friendship for the lato latoBaron lat latB8ron tatBaron
Baron Krupp Berthas faUter the Kaiser KaiserI aWlIWPPGiOO KaerIWiposed
I IWPPGiOO pposod the health of the young couple coupleKaiser coupleKaiser coupkKaiser
Kaiser Deliver Homily HomilyThe IIoDlilyThe HomilyThe
The Kaiser delivered det red a l lengthy homily hoinilvon bomil bomilon homilyon
on the dotlea duties as well as the rights pr prtalnlng Yrtalnlng prraining
talnlng to the married state His Hi n nmftrks ntitarks r riitrk
mftrks iitrk were chiefly chl fly directed dlreet to Frau von vonStolen von11dhben on onfi
Stolen fi hlenwJto who he frequently f uently called My Mydear M Mydear r rdeer
dear daughter and auduIy My dear Bertha BerthaFollowing 4 BerthaFollowing rtha rthaFollowing
Following the banquet b came an unusual unusualceremony unusualceremony unusualceremony
ceremony which well Illustrates the O sn sntiment TI TItiment 1Ument
timent of the Krupp family in always alwaysrecognizing tllwyreeognlzlns itIWiirecognizIng
recognizing its humble hu origin Bertlrt BertlrtKrupps BtrthLKrupps BorthiKrupps
Krupps greatgrandfather founder of i ifamily L Lfamll I Ifamily >
family famll was wa B a village blacksmith TV TVhumble T11bumble Tiihumble
humble smithy smith still stands A bronz bronzbust hron hronbust hronzbust
bust of the first Krupp stands on the thsspot th thspot thespot
spot where hcre he tolled as a laborer It wu wuto woe WilSI woeto
I to this spot that the bride made 1 pil pilgrimage pilI p11I ¬
I I grimage today to place a wreath on the thebronze th thI tiebronze
I bronze bust of the former blacksmith blaeksmltKImmediately blatksmltJImmedlatel blacksmithImmediately
Immediately Immedlatel after paying the tribute tributethe trlbutflhe tributethe >
the brides forefather the couple started startedon startpdon startdon
on their honeymoon honeymoonIn
In arranging her trousseau the bride brideshowed bridesllowed brideshowed
showed the same devotion to simplicity us usin a8In is isIn
in all the details of the wedding It con consists consists = on on31sts ¬
sists of three evening dresses es a walking walkinggown walkln walklngOwn walkinggown
gown gOwn and a riding costume One mantle mantlefor manticfor mantlefor
for evening wear and another yehlowcloUt > vHow7 vHow7cloth tlJow tlJowcloth
cloth mantle for service in the daytime daytimecompleted daytinM daytinMcompJeted daytimecompleted
completed the trousseau The whole coet coetGieK co coGives
250 250Gives
Gives 9230000 2OOOO to Workers Fund FundBut FundBut FundBut
But while avoiding extravagance In tho thowedding thowedding thewedding
wedding arrangements Frauiem Empp Emppspared Emppspared Kruppspared
spared no expense e ensc in making her wedding weddingan
an occasion to he remembered by the thethousands thethoustands thethousands
thousands employed in the Krupp plants plantsA pla ts tsA
A special gift of 350000 800 was made to tothe tothe tothe
the fund established by b the Krupp family familyto famll famllto familyto
to provide pensions for aged and disabled disabledworkmen d disabledworknen bled bledwork11en
workmen work11en as well as to their widows and andchildren andchildren andchildren
children childrenIn childrenIn childrenIn
In addition wedding banquets btmqu at which Whichcver whieltevery whichevery
every employe emDlo e of the Krupp works and andall andall antiall
all members of o their their families will be m mtertnlned fUtcrtalncd entertalned
tertnlned at the expense of the bride will willbe willbe willbe
be held extending over a period of a fort fortnight fortnight fortnight ¬
night It is estimated that fully inotW inotWpersons 100t 100tpersons 0lO 0lOpersons <
persons will join in celebrating the wed wedding wrodIng wedding ¬
ding at these t ese banquets banquetsAmong banquetsAmong banquetsAmong
Among the wedding presents received receivedwore TMelvedre riceivedwore
wore re remembrances front several sev8rl1 royal royalpersonages royalpersonages royalpersonages
personages personagesKaiser personagesKaisor personagesKaiser
Kaiser Wilhelm presented a a golden cup cupinscribed cupinscribed up upInscribed
inscribed tvith with his initials and Sultan SultanAbdul SultalAbdul SultanAbdul
Abdul of Turkey sent a diamond neck necklace neeklace necklace ¬
lace to the bride brideAutograph brideoutograpll brideAutograph
Autograph Letter from Pope PopeLieut PopeLleut PopeLleut
Lleut von on Bohlen who was connected connectedwith connectMwith connectedwith
with Germanys diplomatic corps brought broughtfrom brougbtfrom broughtfrom
from Rome an autographic tographle letter from fromPope fromPope fromPope
Pope Plus X addressed fi flressed to the bride bridwwishing brldtPwishing bridewishing
wishing her long life and happiness and andinvoking andImokIng andInvoking
invoking the divine blessing on the cou couple couple eecplc ¬
ple pleMadame
Madame Krupps wedding gift was an anautomobile anautomobile anautomobile
automobile and four our thoroughbred horses horsesBy horssB horsesBy
By B the wedding settlement Lieut von vonBohtanHalbach vonBohienHalbacit 011 011BohlenHalbach
BohtanHalbach will receive an income incomeof incomeor incomeof
of 51COCOO annually the grant being beingmade beIn10made beingmade
made unconditionally uncondltlon J1Y Aside from this thishowever thillhow6er thishowever
however the bride retains absolute con control control eontrol ¬
trol of her pronerty which yields an in income Income income ¬
come of JoOCOOOO fIOOCJOO annually annuallyFrom annualIyFrom annuallyFrom
From an unimportant nt post In the Ger German German German ¬
man diplomatic service to the head of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Krupp industries will be the jump jumpmade jumpmade jumpmade
made by b Lieut von Bohlen und un Halbach Halbachas
as a result of the wedding As he knows knowslittle knowslittle knowslittle
little of business methods he will prob probably probabl probably ¬
ably be little more than an ornamental ornamentalhead ornamentalbend ornamentalhead
head to the vast industries but the youn younwoman young youngwomtn oungomtln
woman omtln has announced that her husband husbandmust busbandmust husbandinuat
must occupy occupy the position of head of the theconcerns theconcerns theconcerns
concerns which yield 1eld her immense In InSILVIERAS Income Income
come comeSILVIERAS comeSILVIERS
SILVIERAS VESSEL SIGHTED SIGHTEDCaptain SIGHTEDCaptain SIGHTEDCaptain
Captain of Danish Ship Says Say Qar4 Qar4mcUnn < ar4 ar4nicllna zr zrniclina
nicllna Was W K If headed ended Sontlrfrard SontlrfrardNew Sout SonthwitrtlNew Tard TardNew
New York Oct 15 lThefirsi 15The The iirs flrst cidv ci cttW asio asiothe s 11 11the tothe
the Dossible whereabouts where bcuts of Silviera th thHavana tIN tINHavana theHavana <
Havana banker alleged to be responsible responsiblefor
for the failure of the banking house of J JM JL JM
M L Ceballos Co was received today todayfrom todayrrom todayfront
from Capt Clausscn of the Danish shIp slUpHjortholm shIpHjortholm shipHjortholm
Hjortholm from HaVana to Now YorkCapt York YorkCapt YorkCapt
Capt Claussen sighted the Carmellpa Carmellpaon
on 011 w which lch Sllviera sailed from Havana on onOctober onOctober onOctober
October 2 ostensibly for New York and andsays andsays
says that Ufo last ttSt he saw of her she was wassouth wassouth wassouth
south bound boundThis bound boundThIs boundThis
This strengthens tho heliaf that Silviera Silvieramay SllvfemmnyllavC Silvieramay
mnyllavC may have headed for Venezuela