New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
rALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE
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caea and tire t,yo executions were carried
ONT :, less than ten minutes The seeoni
man to he p,It TO death was pronounced
! dead itist nine minutes and forIy-1Ve se--
onds after the frst man had entered ths
death chamber The men who paid the
penalty for theft crimes were Carl Loo1e'
a German. who killed his daughter. ana
Giuseppe Gambaro. an italian, who nuf-
dered his daughter. Both crimes Yers
committed in this city
..1-he eoroner,s jury conducting the in
uuiry into the death in Chicago or Ira
Griffith Rawn, president of the Monon
Railway, found that he died from shor
fired from his own weapon by his own
hand
William Gilbert, a rlulatto. twenty-n Ne
wears old, was executed in Auburn prison.
He was convicted in Olean OF having nlur-
dered his sweetheart
The exclusive and arisJocratic bungalow
colony at West Park near Poughkeepsie.
" Y of which John Burroughs. the author
and naturalist is the dean. was ast1ated
by shooting affrsy, when Louis Victor
Seydel. a wealthy New York broker. with
Offices at No. % Broadway. shot and Il
stantly killed Clement Dernorond. said 70
be the wsaIthiesr Italian in Ulster County
The two men had some words over Demo
rond's right 20 haul lumber over the roaf
which winds its way past the bungalows n
the colony on the mountain and terminates
at SIabsides John Burroughs's place Sey-
del saws that DenlorOnd. with three NaIia7S
who accompanied him, advanced on him as
IL to assault him, and that Demorond picked
up a stone Seydel ran 70 his house. -ussy
feet away got his pistol and, returl49s-
fred two shots at Demorond. one passing
49, teri
abdomen and coming out at his hip
Demorond was instantly killed Seyoei
gave himself up 10 the police and was neid
on charge OF homicide
Mrs william T Bull. widow or the
noted surgeon. caused the arrest OF John
ouaIey. a promoter. who. she declares,
caused her by false representations. 10 IN
vest s35 900 in practically worthless stock
OF the Magnesia-Asbestos Company In
court IL was disclosed that Qualey. backed
by the eulogistic introducticns OF Mrs
Ellen Dunlap Hopkins. head OF the School
of Applied Design for Women. had also
obtained s.. 900 from DR.. Preston Satter-
white. OF Great Neck. Long Island. broth
er-in-law of w Gould Brokaw; 5000 from
Clarence C. FoIlis a large investment from
w E d Stokes. $1,000 from A s Anahle,
brother OF CORTLAND V. Anable: $4,000
from Mrs. George II. Holt. of Paris. widow
Of the publisher. as well as the sS5e00 from
Mrs Bull He was held in $50 600 bail
John ". Barr, preside1t OF the Fidelity
Trust Company. of Louisville. admitted that
the entire surplus Of the company. amount
ing TO sI.140.O0O had been stolen. This Is
supposed 70 represent the shortage o: As
sistant Secretary Rcpke. now in Jail
"One man was shot dead. five others wero
hit by bullets and score were more or less
seriously wounded otherwise in riot IN
WILLIAMSBURG. caused by strikers from tho
Havemeyer suger refineries.
Porter Charlton. held in the Hudson
County. N J.. jail for the muTdar ~r
his wife. Mary Scott Charlton. was de-
clared insane by the commission OF ex-
pert alienists employed by the prisoners
father. Judge Paul Charlton The experts
are Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton and Drs-
Dana. Fisher and Arlitz-
The sudden sight OF an open gate. un-
guarded and within easy reach. stirred al
unprecedented wanderiust In the hearts OF
several hundred prisoners at work in ths
prison yard at Ossining. y. Y. Twelve had
the courage OF heir convictions and broke
for liberty. but of these eight wavered and
turned back when bullets from repeating
rifles in the hands Of guards began 70 kick
up the dust about them. The four who
kept going enjoyed a period OF hunted free
dom lasting for fifteen minutes in the casa
of three OF them and an hour for the fourth
Then all were retuxred 10 their celia