davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MISS BE4TTTE IN JAIL.
Charged 7oith Szcindling Gorham
CO.-TO Fight ErtraditiOn.

London. June 14-Eleanor Beattie. who is wanted
in New York for grand larceny. was arrested IN
London this morning. The police have obtained a
quantity of jewelry which she had in her posses
sion She saws that she pawned the remainder in
New York She says that she had the authority
of Mrs Sterns Of New York. who is now abroad
to purchase goods in her name. Miss Beattie has
obtained counsel and will oppose extradition She
was remanded until June q.
Word was received at the District Attorneys
office by cable yesterday from London that Eleanor
Beattie had been taken into custody. The as
patch added that the woman known in Lon
don Mrs. Bruce Blake.
The complainant against her in this city is the
Gorham Manufacturing Company, silversrniths'
Of Fifth avenue and 36th street That firm charges
that Miss Beattie obtained from 1t goods to
the value Of $1,000 in May last by representing
herself as Mrs. Margaret B. Sterns. who had an
account with company 1t is alleged that Miss
Beattie became acquainted with Mrs. Sterns in the
Adirondacks and that she learned Mrs. Sterns
had an with the silversTnths and that
she spent large part of her time abroad
Between May IS and May o. It is charged, the
Beattie woman knowing that Mrs. sterns was
then abroad visited the Gorham company's store
and ordered goods amounting TO over SlN0 de-
Ivered her apartments. No Ill West 1c4th street
Mrs Stern's residence was No. $40 Madison avenue.
but Miss Beattie IT is alleged. said that she had
moved TO the 104th address She sailed for
Liverpool on the Carmania on May T. Two or
three days later the Gorham people learned they
saw that they had been swindled and set the
Pinkertons al work
A Pfnkerton agent boarded the Carmania at
Liverpool. and the District Attorneys office
gave It yesterday. obtained a confession from
Miss Beattie, who had sailed as Mrs Bruce Blake
and also the names Of the pawnhrokers with whom
she had pawned most of the pieces she had
obtained from the Gorham company. Because Of a
technicality she not arrested at that time, but
allowed 10 proceed to London. Detectives kept
her under surveillance. however
The District Attorneys office here was informed
and efforts were made in this city to get photo
graph of the Beattie woman. None could he found,
but a clerk in the Gorham store who had seen Miss
Beattie several times made sketch Of her from
memory. This was forwarded to London, arriving
there last Saturday. BY means Of IL the London
police were able TO identify Miss Beatte as the
woman wanted and she was placed under arrest
Mrs. SteTns. who is said TO be the daughter Of
the founder Of Buckner College, is in Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
GRANDSON GETS ESTATE.
Mrs. Hartley's viii also LeGves
$1,000. 900 to Others.

West Orange ". j.. June Il Especial. The vii
Of Mrs. Frances c. W Hartley widow Of Marcellus
Hartley the wealthy gun and ammunition rnaksr
who died here in April was probated to-day Is IL
vides 81 100000 in cash among her relatives and
friends and provides also foI many OF her servarts
In explaining bequest Of dining table, all that
Mrs Hartley's daughter. Mrs Helen K. Jenkina
will receive under the VIII. the testatrfx says: "T
give and beoueath II to her because think sbs
would like to have It. do not wish my will to
appear as II 1 had forgotten was lacking IN
arectfon for my daughter. I give her nothing
under IT, excepting the above named article Nv
reason for this Is that am satisfied she received
under the will Of my husband ample property for
her support and for her children. and cannot but
believe that nv husband would desire 20 have hia
grandson receive all that have given him under
this will
The residuary estate is left TO Marcelus Hartley
Dodge. Of New York. a grandson. who formerly
lived in West Orange He is the executor Of the
will. and the executrtx is Mrs Cornela ". Butler
sister of the testatrtx-
Mrs Hartley's Orange Mountain hone goes 70
Henry K White. a nephew. The adjoining prop
ertv and all personal effects 60 with the house.
Her brother Henry K White. receives s2500o0 and
Mrs white s125.oo Other cash bequests are:
Mrs Carrie J. Hamilton. sister. S160.o00, Yrs.
Butler $50 900: Mrs ABB Wrightran, a sister-in-
law $50 900: Mrs. Della Fl Brown. sister-in-laT,
$50 900: Reuben Hartley. brother-in-laV. $4,000;
Kitty Sherwood niece. 10000. J. WIfred Hartley.
Flora Hartley and Belle Parsons. nephew and niecss
IS 600 each: Philip and Alice White. $4,000 each
for sArvfees rendered in founding the Union Metal
Ifc Cartridge business. Minnie FoIgar- $4,000;
FLORIDA Folger Barnard. 10000, Alice Cary.
81 o 900 and the Rev John Chester, OF Washington
$4,000.
The executors are directed TO divide s1sooOs
.r,one the children Of Benjamin Ogden White They
are Julia. Clara P. Edith H. Evelyn NJ. Ethel F..
nj AIdfuA White
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
CARDINAL ANDRIEU DEFIEs COURT.
Crowds Cheer Prelate at Bordeaux-Main-
tains Right to Distrust Laws

-'- Bordeaux, June l4-When Cardinal Andrieu ap-
peared IN court this morning 10 answer the sum
mons Of the Judge charging him with having in
cited 2 breach Of the laws hy tia alocution which
he pronounced al the cathedral on the occasion OF
his enthronement he was cheered by an irnmen -
crowd OF Catholics. The Cardinal told the fudge
that he came as an act Of courtesy. not because
he recognized the competence Of the court He
said he had spoken a bishop. that he was an
swersble only TO his conscience, the Pope and 5o1
ard that he assumed fun responsibility for his
words. in which ne maintained the right TO dis
trust the laws Of the republic when these were
prejudicial 10 the free exercise Of religion.
When the Cardinal emerged from court he was
again Cheered. Women fell or their knees and
kissed his ring
The passage in the allocution for which Cardinal
AnGrieu IS being prosecuted was: TO Csesarism
We reply. ike the Apostles. Non possuuus.' Laws
cannot force conscience. and since they compro-
mise the most sacred interests Of the Church and
family, il IS not only your right but your duty
cisobev them
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MAY TAX INSURANCE RESERVE.
Foreign Corporations Gain Advantage, How
ever Under Decision.

Trenton. n. J.. June 1.-THE Court Of Errors and
Appeals in the of the city OF Trenton against
the Standard Fire Insurance Company. also OF
Trenton held to-day that the insurance reserve of
a fire insurance company is not debt Of the COM
pany within the meaning of the tax laws. and
therefore the reserve asset is not exempted from
taxation The court further held however. that the
stock Of corporation outside Of the state held by
persons or corporations within the state not
taxable in New Jersey, where the property of those
foreign corporations had been taxed in their own
states within twelve months.
The effect of this decision Is 10 exempt from taxa
ton large amount of stock of foreign corporations
that has heretofore been held 10 he taxable New
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
CUBA AND THE SPANISH DEBT.
Report That Havana Officials Do Not Regard
Matter Seriously

Havana. June A-Referring the reports Of
Spafn's intention 10 urge the payment OF Cuba g
proportion OF the Spanish national debt Seior
Velez. Secretary Of State said to-day that at the
present time ne could only say that Spain had
courteously expressed 20 the Cuban government
IT'S desire 10 take UP the discussion of certain mat
teTs in connection Hfth the national debt prior TO
The recognition OF Cuban independence
The Cuban government is not disposed TO regard
the matter seriously One prominent Official who
declined 10 be quoted publicly said that spains OBJ
5ect in opening this discussion was not clear but
that even should Cuba desire 10 the re-
sponsb:lity for part OF the Spanish national debt
the United States would not permit the payment
Of penny
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
FIRE INSURANCE RULING.
Can't Operate Erchdnge for Nam
tanning Uniform Rates.

Trenton. y. J. June H-The Court Of Errors and
Appeals aside to-day the decision ~ Vce-Chan-
cellor Stevens In the suit brought BY the city of
Newark 10 restrain III Ere Insurance companies
dolng business IN that city from operating an
change for the maintenance Of uniform rates The
NiceC Chancellor refused 10 restrain the operation %
the exchange. To-days decision holds that the eN-
change under its plan OF operation Is in restraint
OF trade and is therefore Illegal
Under-an agreement entered into IN 1902 all the
domestic fire Insurance companies IN this state, to-
eether with those doing business here under the
states insurance laws. combined regulate and
control the business Of fire insurance
The ruling OF the Nice-Chancelior that the
agreement Of 1902 was more than unenforce-
able contract under commerce law there being no
statute to cover the question. He held that re-
dress. II any. he obtained in the law courts.
Justice Garrison. in his decision reversing the
Nice-C Chanceor says,
II a corporation. engaged In 4 business that IS
upon a lire OF conduct In respect 10 such business
that tends TO affect such public interest nuriously
ultra wires such CORPORATION and may be restrained
in equity the suit OF the Attorney General with
out regard 10 whether or not actual injury has re-
suited 10 the public.
The business OF fire insurance as 1t is carried on
this state bv CORPORATIONS created. licensed and
regulated bv the state is a business affected With a
public interest within the meaning OF this rule.
A contract in restraint Of trade entered into by
fire insurance companies the necessary effect and
the natv!raI result Of which control such bust
to Ax and regulate prices and to limit or eliminate e
competton to the injury Of the public Is contrary
10 public poiicy and usual travers corporations and
may be restrained in equity az the suit or the At
torney General.
The case has been in the courts for nearly I'VE
Robert H. McCarter. then Attorney General, on
Cent ohar
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MRS. HEXAMER WINS SUIT.
Nezo Jersey Special Master Recon-
nends Diuorce for Hoboken Woman.
rBv Telerr,ph to The Tribune.

Iby IeIegriph 70 IT'S IIE'1I'0'I
Trenton n. j.. June 14-Special Master Pierre r
Cook has filed a report in the Court OF Chahceiy
recommending that Mrs. Alexander P Hexanler' OF
New York be granted divorce from her huSoahd
upon the ground OF adultery. Mr. HeXamer Is
director OF the Peoples Safe Deposit and trust
Company of Hoboken. and is proprietor OF the rlo-
boken Riding Academy.
Proceedings were originally brought in New YORK
and referred TO former Justice Roger A Pryor. ou''
owing to the widespread notorety given the case
it was determined make it public as possioie.
Mrs Hexamer then abandoned the proceedings anu
brought the suit in this state.
Mrs. Hexamer Immediately after changing her
base of attack left New York for Europe on the
same steamer on which Alois Burgstaller' the oper
atic singer. sailed
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MRS. CLEVELAND TO TESTIFY.
Murder Case Adjourned So Court Can Hear
Her in Brandenburg Trial

The Mangano murder trial. begun yesterday oe-
FORE Justice FitzgeraId. in the Supreme Court was
adjourned until tomorrow IN order that the trial
OF Broughton Brandenburs- the magazine writer
might open to-day and Mrs. Frances Folsom
Cleveland testify before leaving for her country
home in New Hampshire
BrandenburE IS charged with grand larceny. X
bAina alleged that he procured $500 from the pub
fishers OF The New York Times for an aIucIs
on the campaign issues which he said was NII..s1 -
dated after the death OF Grover Clevslano os
Ms Cleveland and others and BrandenoEs -
arrested He disappeared the day his case " -
called for trial. but subsequently was Iouho "
California and brought back here
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
ONE PHASE OF COUNTERFEIT LAW.

The international Magazine Company publishers
OF THE Cosmopolitan" has been indicted bv the
federal grand jury II is charged with violating
Section s,7OS Of the Revised Statutes in that the
cover OF the June number has reproductions IN
miniature of gold certificates. The section forbids
the printing circulating OF anything in irnita-
tion OF government obligations. the phases of
the counterfeit law. Clarence Shearn appeared YES
terday for the company. and entered a plea of not
guilty. with leave TO withdraw later in the week
il he should decide not to demure
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
Head of Wrecked Bank of America Ends
Long Fight for Freedom

Chicago, June 14.-The long fight Of ox-Judge Abb
ner Smith to escape jail ended to-day. when Smith
surrendered the penitentiary Joliet
Abner Smith, for years Judge OF the Circuit
Court, convicted of violating the banking la ws
while he was president Of the Bank of America II
charged he had profted greatly by manipula-
ton funds. After his conviction in the Grim
ina Court he fought the unsuccessfuTy
through the Appellate and Supreme courts. He
then appealed TO the Governor and the pardon
board last week. The Governor refused his request
for mitigation of punishment. His sentence is in
deterrninate
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
KAISER GREETs ENGLISH CLERGY.
A Hearty Speech of Welcome at the Palace
at Potsdam.

lish clergymen in audience at the palace at Pots
dam to-day. He made a brief speech in English.
expressing the real pleasure il gave him to see the
representatives Of the English Christian churches
in Germany. He hoped the visit would tend 10 pro
mote the good feeling between the two great kin
dred nations.
Sir William E. Goshen the British Ambassador
to Germany. in Introducing the deputation said
they IN the interests Of peace and goodwill.
and were deeply touched the heartiness Of their
reception al Hamburg and Berlin. Al the conclusion
of the Emrerors address his majesty had twenty
Of the most prominent clergymen introduced 10
him, and engaged them in conversation.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
SON ADMITS KILLING FATHER.
Pleads Self Defence. Saying Elder Man
Threatened Him and Mother.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

F1emington. N J., June HWilliam Gray. a real
estate broker. shot and killed his father John
Gray, sixty years old. at their home near Kings
wood. yesterday Afternoon and this morning gave
himself UP 10 the Hunter1on County authorities
In a statement TO Prosecutor Large. Gray said
he shot his fahter In self-defence. According to
his statement. there was violent quarrel in which
the father threatened to kill him and his mother
Gray asserts the father began stoning him. one
of the missiles grazing his face
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TO SELL ELECTRIC VEHICLE ASSETS.

Trenton. n. J., June 14.-Judge Rellstab In the
United States District Court. this afternoon issued
an order authorizing the receivers of the Electric
Vehicle Company TO dispose of the assets Of the
company a reorganization committee FOR 100000
II was explained to the Court that this would per-
NIT payment to the creditors and stockholders OF
20 per cent, whereas II the sale not permitted
and foreclosure proceedings instituted the pro-
ceeds for the creditors and stockholders would be
Amaiier
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TRINITY DEMURRER IN SUPREME COURT

Justice Greenbaum. in the Supreme Court heard
arguments yesterday the demurrer filed bv
Trinity Corporation to the suit brought by st
Johns Chapel TO secure what the chapel members
consider their right TO maintain the chapel forever
part OF Trinity parish, alleging that this was
their privilege corporators
Ex-Surrogate Charles II. Beckett and William H
Hamilton appeared for the St Johns plaintiffs and
Colonel William Jay and George Zabriskie repre-
sented the defendants
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
ST. PETERSBURG CAR MEN srsIkE.

81. Petersburg June IA general strike Of the
to-day. The men demand increased pay and
changes in the shifts. The authorities say they
will not concede either point Although the de
nands are purely economic. the strike has 20
litical basis and arranged by the Social
Democrats 70 test their organization The cabmen
Of the capital have taken advantage Of the stua-
ton o collect double farea
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
a NEW CABINET IN HONDURAS.

New Orleans June IA dispatch from Puerto
Cortez Honduras. SAYS that the political dificul-
ties which have existed in the official family Of
President Davilla for some time eliminated on
June in the resignation dismissal OF his entire
Cabinet The Cabinet follows:
RAFAEL DOPEZ-Minister Of War.
ROSENDO CONT Minister Of Hacienda.
MARCOS CARIAS-Mnister Of Fomentc
OCHOA NELASQ UEZ-Minister OF Foreign Relations.
VICENTE MAJIA COLINDAS-Minister Of Public In
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MORE GERMAN TAXES ASKED.
Government Introduces Supplementary Bill to
Add sS5.OOO.0OO TO Revenues

Berlin, June 1.-THE government has submitted
70 the Bundesrath supplementary tax hnl de-
signed 70 yield $500 ooO in inheritances
fire insurance policies, stocks, bonds. deeds and
checks Chancellor Won BuloW IS to make speech
in the Reichstag taxation II is hoped that
parliament will pass the tax bills and adjourn on
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
OPERATION ON CAPTAIN RAYMOND.

Des Moines Iowa, June 14.-Captain John c. Ray
mond, commander Of Troop B. ID United States
Cavalry, who was shot Fort Des Mones yes
terday by Corporal Lisle Crsbtree underwent an
operation for removal of the bullet to-day. The
surgeons said tonight that It would be ten days
before the ultimate outcome of the case could he
known. Portions of the fractured vertebrate were
removed Captain Raymond is paralyzed from the
shoulders downward.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TwENTY-THREE FOR THEIR CLAIMS.
Property Owners Near Ferry Got Little from
Commission

Twenty-three per cent OF their claims is what tho
property owners on either side of the 39th street
ferry slip, In Brooklyn. have obtained from the
special commission appointed by the Board of
Estimate three years ago. which has just turned
in its report The commission consisted OF William
Borri. Everett Greene and Henry F. Cochrane.
Many hearings were given. The following table
tells the story In a nmtshell
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
HEAT AND THIRST KILL TROOPS.
Thirty-two Men Of French Force Believed 60
Have Perished

Paris. Jure 1.-THE Minister for the Colonies has
reoeived advices from Morocco saying that twelve
soldiers OF native column have perished from
thirst and heat At the time the expedition was
marching near Rhasserent. Twenty other men
missing and Il is believed that they also died
6xna thirst
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
NEW RULES FOR TAXIS,
aldermen Erpect Favorable Report
on Ordinance TODAY.

Preliminary 70 reporting new taNicao ordi-
nance at the meeting 81 the aldermen to-day -
take the place Of the defective one vetoed by tbs
Navor last week. the Committee on Laws and
Legislation gave another public hearing YESTERDAY.
Arthur K wing. ar the New York Transportation
Company. asked the aldermen to go slow ani
suggested sending 2 special committee 10 London
and Paris to investigate the workings Of tho tax
meters there Mr. Wing said that rates here would
have 10 be higher than those in either Paris Lon
don or Berlin. account OF the higher wage scale
here Chairman Redmond told the taXicab men
thar the schedule OF rates favored by the commit
tee was follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Waiting tne-Cabs 81 hour, coaches 81 50 an hoar
President FrawIey OF the Frawlev Taxi Company
prophesed financial dfTiculties for tsxicab men
provided the proposed legislation ware enacted.
and Captain Arthur y. Crosby. for the Merchants
association. took issue with him saying that z
tho rates were lowered tax7cahs would he in much
greater demand. Later It stated. upon good
authority that the proposed ordinance as intro
duced last week would he reported favorably ct
to-day's meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Las PaImss, Canary Islands, June 14-The
American scout cruisers Chester and Blr-
mnghar arrived here to-day on their way
from Liberia to the United States. They
have on board the members of the American
commission.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Wiiiemstad, June 14-CeIestino Castro
brother of the deposed President Of Venez-
ueIa, who has been in Curacao FOR some
weeks, quietly left this island or Saturday
evening for Colombia on board the German
steamer Schwarzburu.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Rome, June f4--Lloyd c. Grisoom, the re-
firing American Ambassador to Italy, was
received in farewell audience BY King Victor
Emmanuel this morning and presented his
letters ct recall. His majesty again ex-
pressed his high appreciation of MIR. Girls
con1's services
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Toxic, June 14.-Prince Ito was formally
Installed as president of the Privy Council of
Japan to-day, and Vscount Some as Resident
General Of Ccrss, succeeding Prince Ito. The
Emperor issued resoript expressing his
thanks to Prince ito
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
Ex-JUDGE SMITH GOES TO JAIL.

Totals ............s12es 2es oss 80 SPA 400 s27aass
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-06
CARRIERS TURN BACK
Roads So Nearly Impossible That Rur-
al Mail Deliveries Are Suspended for
Day-Roads Not Frozen Hard
Enough to Bear Up Traffic.

No delivery of mail was made on the
rural routes out of this city today, and
marked the first miss for patrons of
the routes since last winter. The roads
are SO nearly impossible that the car
riers were unable 10 make the trip.
trial was made by ali the carriers, but
none got more than two miles out.
The cold snap was not severe enough
to freeze the mud which will run a
foot deep in most places. and deeper
in spots. light crust was frozen over
the roads, but it. was not hard enough
to bear the weight OF the horses, and
there was constant danger of the ami
mails either iniuring themselves in
trying to travel, or brea king vehicles.
All the carriers today sought out
blacksmith shops and had all their
horses sharp shod for another effort
over the roads Tuesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-06
COMING DEG. 10.
Mr.. Bernard DAILY Will Appear Under

i'i' O"ihdiu Odiy VIII Appear OhCer
Auspices Of Knights of Columbus.
Under the auspices Of Marshall coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus. Mr. Bernard
DAILY, in his new and romantic irish
play from the Lakes of Killarney. en-
titled sweet Innisfalien" will appear
at the Odeon iiI-att=s-, Friday Dec. 10
An overlooking house is assured. as
the attraction is one Of the strongest
that will tour the larger cities this sea-
SON
The Knights Of Columbus is one of
our strongest local organizations, and
this combination should prove the
greatest drawing card of the season.
Mr.. DAILY is a host in himself He is
young. handsome, and exceedingly
clever actor and mas beautiful tenor
voice which he uses skillfully in a.
number of new songs, among them
the familiar THE Wearing of the
Green"
For several seasons past Mr.. DAILY
has been starring in Joe Murphys
Kerry Cow" and proved a worthy sue
cessor to Mr. Murphy in the acting and
Immensely his superior in the vocal
element. Last season Mr.. DAILY gave
Rory Of the Hills successfully, but
none Of his former successes gave him
the scope for his talents that is given
him in Sweet Innisfallen,' which
means the beautiful Island of 'Tnnis-
fallen" in the historic Lakes of Killar-
ney. A strong cast Of players supports
Mr.. DAILY. Every inch of scenery is new
and everything possible has been done
to insure an evening OF sTeai.. pleasure