Syracuse Herald, The (Newspaper) - October 22, 1911, Syracuse, New York SECTION 1 HERALD TELEGRAPH EDITORIAL VOL. 32, NO. 1664. N. SUNDAY OCTOBER 22, 1911. FIFTY-TWO PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS IN fERCE FIGHT Surprise Invaders Out of Reach of Warship's DEAD ITALIAN SOLDIERS FOUND IN TRENCHES Large Pile of Italian Uniforms Discovered in Leading to Belief That Casualties Were Forces Resist Siege at Oct. special dispatch to the Lokal by way of i reports a sanguinary fight on Thursday night near the city of The Turks surprised the who were caught between fires and although retreating in good The warships were unable to i Fifteen Italian soldiers wore foun in the A large pile of uniforms belonging to Italian soldiers later was discovered va which leads to the belie that the Italian casualties were much more serious than Many dead and wounded were trans to the The same correspondent says tha Turkish garrison at Benghazi is I offering vigorous resistance to Italian and is being aided the Senussi The landing o further troops has been hindered by Aviator Fowler Drops Apple SOO Miss May Catches It in Her Tennis Raquet Oct. Robert G. to-day on his flight across the continent after many His first stop was to eighty-five miles trom a before starting on grind -ana when 50C feet in message tied fo an Miss May the tennis who IT in her then turned his airship rose to a height of about 1.-500 feet and that height along the tracks of the Southern Wants to Tell Former Husband Just What She Thinks of RECORD LOAD OF TRUNKS The Rev. Frank Sought by on Board Oct. or board the Rev. Frank Wl Sandford whose arrest on a civil suit for damages for Cumberland county officers have been waiting since a year ago last the which has been tery of the seas for more than a limped to the entrance of the harbor and was towed into the quarantine station by a Seven persons died on the yacht since she left Africa were buried at The suit against the leader of the Holy Ghost and Us society was brought by Mrs. Florence who with her four children was livered on an order from the Supreme court of Maine from the custody of those on board the Mrs. Whittaker claims that she has been to recover property which she had transferred to the Holy Ghost and Us REWARD OFFERED FOR MISSING BOY Oct. reward 5500 was offered to-day as to tho whereabouts of Joseph the sort of George a dry goods dealer of a The boy a week No trace of him has been found and though no demands for a ransom have received by the they are convinced that the boy has been PRINCESS ZITA AND ARCHDUKE ARE WED Oct the presence of Emperor the Karl heir of the throne of and the Princess Zita of one of the most beautiful women in European were ried this Leaves for America With More Trunks Than Any ager Since Bernhardt Made Her Last R. Thomas at Special Cable to Syracuse Oct. thj her mother sailed for York board the Kaiserin Auguste name of her former Nat was not mentioned and the pair registered as Mrs. Goodrich Miss The actress left the with more trunks any voyager Bernhardt made her last E. Thomas saw them oft at the St. Company Backs Agrees to Permit Organization of a New i Oct. strike begun by the employes of the Schenectady Railway com- pany Thursday night was settled this the company to the demands Vof the which included the right to organize without r interference and the thirteen men recently dismissed by the The company furthermore agrees to meet with any committees of its em- ployes for the o-f discussing matters in The to the demands was announced after 3 o'clock and in two hours were running as While the strike was local and interurban traffic was almost at a The men had no grievance so far as the question of wages was the strike hinging on recognition of the local union of of way of which the majority of the company's employes are Union leaders threatened .to carry the strike to Rochester and other places if their demands were Helpless Now Takes Dancing EDNA MRS. NAT GOODWIN The object of the return of Miss is First she poses to defend the con- tract made by Goodwin giving her a large property induce her to marry state of affairs similar to the declares his name was Gorged to cablegrams regarding the transfer of The case is set for trial at the next of court in Los It will contested to the bitter The object of the return of is the suit brought by W. E. D. owner of the Hotel in New against Miss Goodrich than This sum is. claimed for rentals and food furnished Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin when there early last An attachment was issued against Miss property Miss Goodrich insists that as the is bread winner he should pay the MacFarland Held by Police in Cyanide Poisoning N. formal charge of murder was laid to-day against Allison a. rich advertising in the poison tery upon which the police have been working for last two As in the Richeson the Mrs. cyanide of The police that the deadly i drug was Farland's reach her and that she took as he intended she in mistake for j I The charge of murder was j folio discovery that the phial the found near the body of Mrs. contained two one over the the second been put it is be- after the death of the A bundle of letters also was taken from the MacFarland These were carefully read by prosecutor Wilbur A. MacFarland was arraigned arid held without He was to the County jail and placed in a photograph of Armour the 1 i of J. I the millionaire Chicago packer once a. was by Dr. who came to the United States to bloodless on the Miss Armour has been taking dancing lessons and shows very little trace of Infantile dis- 82 REPLIES FOR ONE IN THE HERALD A classified printed twice The brought advertiser Could the Ing want be presented Insertions cost the more than a was Is fled every part wide the from a as long as she was Mrs. The third object of Miss return is to an engagement in She however he principal object is to meet win face to face or to know the 011 tell him just what she hinks of THE For Western New rains and somewhat Monday light to moderate variable For Pastern New Sunday and probably Monday with occasional cooler light to moderate east Furnished The 231 E. Fayette St for men Steam running electric 1lKht ana per Transients 50c up Adv. burglar who robbed the clothing shop of Weeks 116 E. son knew where find latest styles and best A very large selection of men's shirts of best makes In pleated and stiff The Special exhibition of fine Oriental Rugs bt 122 East Malt Hops BRING SUIT TO BREAK RAILROAD COMBINE Oct. Flour a new independent of and several apolis millers to-day brought suit in the Commerce court to break ar alleged unlawful the part of the railroads affiliated trunk line association to maintain high freight rates on flour and grain products from Minneapolis to New Aviator Mortally Tacks vas mortally injured while a flight near here Bros. will serve a special dinner from until 9 corner Franklin and Washington Beat lOe Purity of perfect In Special prices in all trimmed hats this week at Rautenberg 713 S. Trv club Thp Special exhibition of fine Oriental Rugs at 122 East Ask your Special exhibition Oriental Rugs at 522 For Descends Up Gold Rapid S. Oct. Taft went down into the the largest mine In the at and emerged with a nugget of gold in his The President descended feet through the main shaft and quarter of a mile through the while members of his party held lights to illuminate his OF HAS FIRST PERFORMANCE Alan New Oct. most heroic attempt .to inject the the thrall and the of the into Robert tastic story of of was made at the Century theater Fortunately for own peace of the dramatizer was Robert ens himself a said to be Mary so at least we can rest assured that a successful and much discussed novel was not ruined by a ruthless MINE RESCUE CREW SAVES LIVES OF EIGHT Daring Plot Within Precincts China's Imperial daring to the frustrated dis- facially and in costume to resemble tors In the palace the real tors and leads fears of treason imperial legati here arm ing selves taking them on- to assert selves The ing caine Was sent to The assembly session this of the caused un- RICHESON DINED WITH GIRL BEFORE SHE TOOK POISON Case Against Richeson Says Chief of May Save Pastor's Special to The Syracuse Oct. the Rev. C. V. T. is busily engaged In his cell In Charles street jail with preparation of a public statement which will be read from the pulpit of the Immanuel Baptist of which he is the entire Boston detective force Is concentrating its efforts to clinch the fact that the clergyman gave Avis Linnell the cyanide which caused her death in the Young Christian association building a few hours Chief of Inspector's Dugan declares he has woven a complete case save for that one and the circum- stances under which the haired girl of IS died it is supremely Important that such a link shall be However other of the case may appear the police no jury would con- Rev. of murder un- less it were demonstrated that the young had furnished the girl the cyanide of It has been urged In the accused man's defense that before he chased the phial of poison from the Newton druggist he had threatened the landlord of his bridge home that he would either have to kill his landlord's dog or move from the This Is offered to supply a motive for purchasing the Police Clinch Important Link in Chain of Murder Evidence Accused DASHING CLERGYMAN A GAY LOTHARIO IN OTHER TOWNS Engaged to Three Kansas City Girls at They Con- fronted Him at Church Where He Another Trio of Sweethearts at a Student at College With Dr. Tried for Cyanide Murder of Colonel AGAINST JUDGE RAY Attorney Mead of Auburn Say Federal Jurist Is Abusive Toward Oct. Benjamin Mead filed a formal the grievance committee of th ayuga County Bar association for an of alleged nd abusive conduct of United State Judge George W. Ray of Nor during the term of Federal cour hat closed this Th harges dealt with his treatment o and allege nd other acts tending to humiliate Mr. Mead asks also that charges ailed to the attention of the lent of Justice at tary T. M. Hunt of the Bar association give 6ut text of tK pending the action of the Oct. rescue car of No. 7 of- the States Bureau of in charge of of Fore- man made a quick run from to eight men had been caught In car's crew with oxygen and safety rescued Special Sale New See our show window for great Aviator But Weather Halts Is making coast did not at- his flight to and completed repairs oh his south of. landed but announced would resume his journey until the winds Blue and Gold lOc cigar and La cuse 5e at the Suits and overcoats made to order Peter 816 N. Special exhibition of fine Oriental Rugs at 162 East 1913 A red torpedo run only 1.600 Good Two 3Iake_.-reasbnable offer or will PX change for and 321 Angelo Pirro has opened his ian Barber Shop at 312 North or Public Mr. Pirro Invites his friends come and see A EXPECTS JURY BY NEW YEARS IN CASE Los Oct. jury McNamara murder trial by January 1st, 1912, was the prediction made day by Attorney Clarence S. Darrow chief counsel for the no court session to-day opposing counsel took opportunity to finish up the work of the court week in the trial of James for- murder of Charles Haggerty .in Los Angeles Times SEVEN BUILDINGS BURN IN DISASTROUS FIRE W. Oct. ings destroyed with a loss oi and one fireman injured In a five which swept this town The and a melancholy days have the saddest of the too hot for whiskey too cold for lager A true Smoke Napoleon and Wedding Bell lOc and Little Full Dress the tary goods that dissipates sadness like the sun. on morning the ex- hibit of these Incomparable brands at the Pure show at the all this To Rent A limited number of choice apartments left ill The James for desirable Apply George L. 940 University p. N. Shew Blocks and reshapes leaver Adv. felt and 202 East Fayette A great line of men's Prices very from In and ee The Oct. Rev. Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson is to-night face to face with the indisputable dence that he dined with Avis Linnell last only few hours before she swallowed the fatal poison according to the he had given This an important missing the detectives in the chain of evidence connecting the young clergyman with the most remarkable crime in the annals of New MODERN That a modern of Hawthorne's let who is accused of the murder as well as betrayal of Miss the pretty young choir in giving her a deadly dose of cyanide of I potassium under the guise of a harmless medicine which would spare both a publication of their is held to-night in a trap of tial v Tho fact that the minister wished to hide beneath his cloth the leller which he should wear with the young woman he had long and who believed herself soon to be would furnish a motive for 'the but the unexpected announcement engagement to Miss Violot an aristocratic and very wealthy young gives a further and more moving reason why the poisoned one stood between himself and happiness and riches should be Prisoner about six The young clergyman has not broken tho of silence he at the time of He spent the day pacing his cell in the Charles street and spoke only to Moses Grant his prospective and Philip R. his Miss Violet the is still prostrated by the shock caused by the arrest of Richeson and is under the care of. two Miss occupied to-day with the choly duty of directing the return of the wedding gifts sent by friends from distant Mrs. Edmands Hints Mrs. has refused to discuss the case newspaper but declared to a neighbor day that the Rev. Mr. Richeson could not have been with Avis Linnell last as he at her The wealth of Millionaire George F. estate will be poured out to finance the defense of Mr. George F. Edmands was the father of Moses Grand Edmands and grandfather of Miss Violet whose riage to Richeson was to have place Moses Grant Ed mands said to-night that his faith was unshaken in the young clergyman ani intimated that the family by him until the The police say they are at a loss to understand why the Edmands familj assume this since it is nov shown by their secret investigation that Richeson spent several hours will Avis Linnell October 14th the day enough cyanid of potassium to kill ten Victim's Last A new by has told choir singer's last words dined day with Mr. The police assert further that they have the restaurant where Richeson and the girl They have found a gir who saw them eating who recognized them and who talked with Miss This girl be a most witness at the trial of Richeson ant the police would not to night lier It was Intimated Miss Linnell had confided to her a tragic secret she had jealously ed from police were laboring to complete their case lawyer Philip R. the son of former Judge James R. Dunbar of the superior planning to fight for It is already that a plea of in- sanity if the case ever conies to Richeson Not Unbalanced Many people can be found who admit Mr Richeson was a most but there are none who express the opinion his mind was unbalanced at the this deed was Dr. M. las professional service for the the following statement I. N. S. have Mr. Richeson for is a case of His While denouncing crime everyone must the judgment of style and if the thief who robbed Weeks clothing and furnishing shop at 116 E. Flowering poultry potato A The only medicine I have prescribed is what ls ordinarily pre- scribed in cases of nervous breakdown and his condition was due wholly to There is absolutely no trace of insanity about the man Baldwin for him at the Edwands home and from what I gathered the only medicine he gave him was for his Pastor a Trailing the career of Richeson day the police found out many strange things about the theological and hypnotic young It mainly a. story of career of a Tlie fact that he was engaged to Linnell and Violet Edmands at same time is small circumstances in comparison with the stories of his propensities for ments that come from other cities where ho had been a student and One of the most remarkable of engagement stories comes from Kansas Mr. Richeson preached there a supply pastor in v the Budd Park Baptist He was cording to the report to three girls there at the same They learned of it and they ail walked in to one day and sat in name Richeson saw But his nerve stood him in good stead preached fervently about how should watch over their Confronted When the was over the en- gaged trio up to the altar and right out the startled gation accused him of promising to marry all three of In courteous the clergyman excused He disappeared never stood in that pulpit Comes from the little village of near another engagement story and this time feminine trio preached at revival there he paid some attention to love in the hearts of some the feminine members of the The Sheriff's One of the girls that caught the alluring eye of the cavalier clergyman was Miss Alice F. the of a deputy that became was reported The preacher had boarded at the sheriff's He gave Miss Howe several then it became known that he J was engaged to two other girls of one of whom was Miss Alfreda and the Howes banished Richeson rendered a for tl presents he had given Miss Howe her father retorted with a counter for a month's board and nursing he had required while receiving cal Miss Howe is a girl who is at present engaged as stenographer In State May It believed that before Richeson faces a jury in court scores of other on Page 3-A.) Y A modern Raffles robbed the clothing store of Weeks Anderson at 1J8 E. ferson thus showing good taste for style and A breakfast or luncheon is not complete without Beach Process W. W. 215 E. Fayette Sunday Salt City Order a.
