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BEACH WON’T TALK OF ASSAULT CHARGEand Mrs. Beach Leave London for Paris.CONSULT W. K. VANDERBILTHusband Is Greatly Perturbed on Learning That a Warrant Has Been Issued Against Him—Mystery Surrounding Case Deepens.(Apr ! 0. - Mr. aiiu Mrs.1* redlt;*r: k lt;♦ I-5 each started tyurriedlyj tor Par is af several hours of p* :-’url»atL*n. Th«- * \ itenunt was dto* to tho information received here that a warrant for thlt; arrest of Mr. Beach on the ehargt of assaulting his wife had bo-n issued b\ the authorities at Aiken, S. C. :Th* Paris visit - ostensibly for thepurpose of consulting William K Vanderbilt, who was the best man at; their wedding and is a close friend of both Mr and M rs B**ach M; ini Mrs lha h 1 ai;ti«■ • ] l-’ishffuard U^uithe Ma .iviaii-,1 n Sumla and oinato London ‘ the boat train. The wont to a 1 uiiw-’s \\ hi-Td tlndr pres ru e was unknown to outsiders.It w as not until late yesterday after-j noon that tieouple learned that a warrant had b* n issued for the* ap-S prehension of Mr. P.earh The news agitated them greatly. They had intended to r»rnain in London until Friday and tinn go on to Paris, but t he news upset their plans. Mr. lb ch's first intention lt;n learning of; the Aiken wariant was to return to tiie Fnited States immediately. lie made inquiries as to the earliest and quickest steamer he could catch, and; on being informed that he could make tin* new Titanic on her maiden trip across, he started to reserve accommodate ns for h.mself and wife. Tibsplan, however, was soon abandoned,sod instead Mr. Beach j imped intoa tax nab and started for Iorchest‘-r *Mouse, the headquarters of the \trier- •War embass where he spent an 1 r with Whit*law Held, th* Ameri inambassador.Mr Beach then i* turn 'd to 0*1 r-idg* 's and ailed up Paris on tlie telephone. He had a long conversation with Mr Vanderbilt, which resulted in lu determination to start for Paris • t once. Me and his wife will be house gusts f Mr Vanderbilt it No.10 Hue de Beroux. After concluding his conversation with Mr. Vanderbilt Mr Bea h reserved a compartment on the :• o'clock tr n lust niuht for Dover and telegraphed ahead for a private cabin on the Fover to Calais boat.In response to a telephone call Mr. P.earh said to the correspondent of The, Herald:“I haven’t anything to say T have ino st.«ilt; mem •«» tnik* *t lees* not!to-night.
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Wed, Apr 10, 1912
Page 10
Full Page
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Barret R.
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