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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-22
1t Burd ems Telegraph
Wires Along Avia-
tors Route.
HE LOSES HIS WAY
WITH AEROPLANE
Darkness Forces Him to Land
Five Miles West of Syracuse,
While Thousands of People
Anxiously Await Him.
Serious Setback in
His Journey.

Syracuse. y. Y. August 2l-Lost
with his aeroplane in trying TO fly
from Lyons. y. Y. 10 Auburn, twenty
fve miles distant. Harry n Atwood
the Boston aviator. who is flying from
st. Louis to New York. wandered about
in the air for almost an hour late this
afternoon, and finally was forced by
darkness to land five miles west OF
Syracuse. The delay caused n serious
setback in the attempt which the avia-
tor is making to break the worlds
record in cross-country aeroplane
flying.
Atwood assembled at Lyons with the
purpose OF flying in an air line ninety
eight miles to Utica before night Just
after he started he decided to detour
lowed along the tracks of the New
York Central Railroad and cut across
country to give the crowds at Auburn
an opportunity to see him. But later.
over the farm lands. ne lost his bear
ings. and not wishing to alight. he
kept circling about, hoping to pick
UP Auburn over villages and lonely
farm houses ne wandered without
avail.
Uneasiness rs Great.
Meanwhile great uneasiness was felt
es ohis fate by thousands of people
who waited In parks and on housetops
to see him at Syracuse and Utica
Anxious messages were sent over the
telegraph wires. but word came back
that after leaving Lyons he had ven
tured on his course to. the southwark
and nothing later had been seen of
him.
1t was 4:24 P. NJ when Atwood left
Lyons. At $50 +. ". he suddenly ap-
peared over Auburn and landed there
Fearful of again being lost. since he
was away from his regular course
Atwood did not venture away from
Auburn. until GAS p. NJ. when he as,
cended. uncertain as to his destination.
An Exciting Search.
Then began another exciting search
for him. extending all the way from
Auburn to Utica. All telegraph wires
were burdened with the query;
people Mt Utica awaited his approac h
there until shutdown. Syracuse also
was kept anxious until at 1871 word
came than he had landed safely ut
Helle Island, five miles west of Syra-
cusc.
Atwood said that in to-day's wan
derjngs he had flown at least seventy
five miles. but could claim for his
record only the forty III les between
Lyons and Belle Island. Ills total nv.
ting time was one hour aud twenty
eight r1iputes.
Atwood declared that to-day's AK
.perience was the most exciting that
he had ever had.
Tomorrow will disregard all
scheduled landing places and will at
tempt to fly as far as Albany. 16a
miles. by way OF Syracuse and Utica"
said Atwood
Make Landing mt Night.
Washington. august 21.-The first
night landing ever made in an aero
Continued on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-22
ROWLAND SYDNOR APPEARS NOW
SLEADlNG WITNESS FOR DEFENSE
Witnesses for Defense

Mrs. Bnratier Harris, I52: Porter
Miss Bessie Wells, 1870 Porter
Miss Emile A. Fitzgerald, 1910
Porter Street.
Miss REM Reams. 1915 Porter
Street.
Miss Louise Renms, 1916 Porter
Street.
NJ. G. FInneean, "wiiton," Hem
rico county.
DR.. w. l.. Raincs, Midlothian Pike.
Mr. Gibbs, blacksmith, SwausborO.
j.. w. Cheatham, South Richmond.
Rowland sydnor, Midlothian Pike.
v. T.. Price, Eleventh and Hull
Street.
II. A. Dnnson, Jr., Eleventh nnd
Hull Streets.
Paul TunstnII, Eleventh and Hui!
Street.
BUD Nenlc, Eighth and Hull Streets
james Ciinclcy, care Virginia
Rniiwny and Power Company.
w. IL. Holland. 1910 Floyd Avenue.
street.
James Rufter. Waterman, Mayo,s
Bridge.
w. f. Jett, 2518 Hull Street.
james Carey. Stumpf Hotel.
g. G. Whitmore, Virginia hallway
md Power Company.
J. I. Pace, Virginia Railway and
Power Company.
John G. Saunders, former City
Sergeant of Manchester.
j. G, Brlstow, Home Insurance
Company.
g. Burley Anderson. cowardin
Avenue.
Sidney WILTON, South Richmond.
w. ii. Sampson, 100 Porter Street.
II. s. Robertson. Merchants md
Mechanics Bank, South RIGHT md.
John c. Robertson, Forest hi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
DETECTIVE BURNS
AGAIN. INDICTED
True Bills Also Found Against
John ]. Mcnamara by In
dianapOlis Grand Jury.
Ry Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 17.-Detective
W. j. Burns and James Hossick a city
detective of Los Angeles. Cal, were in
dicted on charges Of kidnapping John j.
Mcnamara, secretary OF the Information
al Association Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers from this city. and McNa-
mara was indicted on charges OF con-
spiracy TO dynamite by the Marion coun-
" grand jury today
In all, the grand jury returned eight
indictments. but named only the three
men In the charges; Three OF the In
dictments are against Mcnamara, who is
| In Jail In Los Angeles. where he was
| taken after being arrested In this city
on April 22. One Indictment charges
him with conspiracy to dynamite indus
trial work OF the Peoria Pekin Union
| railroad AT Peoria, H." and the other re-
ferred to the caching Of dynamite in this
| city.
The other FIVE indictments are against
Detective Burns. who is under SO, 900
tive Hossick OF Los Angeles, who has
| not been arrested.
The grand jury reported they found
| no evidence TO sustain the charges OF
York, counsel for the. National Erectors
association; j. A. Badorf. Drews assist
ant; w. ], Ford, assistant district at
torney OF Los Angeles. Cal. and Frank
drove the car in which Mcnamara was
taken from this city to Chicago all OF
| whom were arrested here and held tc
the grand Jury for investigation.
Governor Marshall. who honored the
ly within the law and did in the premises
what be should have DONE" according
to the grand jury's report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
RIDE ENDS OIsAsTRoUsLY.
Sam sedrukus Gets Beating After Spin:
Stories Differ as to Cause
Special 10 The Tribune

Speclal TO ERe tribune.
OGDEN June l7.-An sutomobie ride
Ground the city with a friend caused sam
Bedrukus. Greek. 20 feel so superior to
two Of his countrvmen as to scarcely
recognize them as he stepped from the
machine with q lordly air Offended at
this show Of inflated self-consclousnes
Chris Paulus and Mike Peulus attacked
their countryman. giving him severe
beating before they were pulled off his
PROSTATE form and taken 10 the city Jail.
With the aid OF an interpreter the re =
spective stories OF the participants IN
this amusing street comedy were detailed
70 the police judge this morning. After
2 ride through the streets OF the city
Bedrukus alighted from the automobile
and seeing the two Psulus brothers
standing near the curb bowed stiffy and
spoke in a condesee nding manner. This
sngsred the two men, who had known
Bedrukus fer several years and the fight
resulted.
Bedrukus told different story. He
said as he left the automobile the TWO
brothers made an Insulting remark
Translated by the interpreter. the Greek
word used bore the same import IS the
American slang phrase "slob" and almost
synonymous with cheap skate" and
''plker." Bedrukus said ne resented this
insulting language and the two brothers
attacked him. Judge Murphy withheld
his decision untIl Monday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
ART RAILWAY
|FOR SAN JUAN
|ye Work Begun on Line
from Springer, n. NJ, to
San Francisco.
M SHORTEST ROUTE
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
n Will Mean the Rapid De-
yelopment of the Oil
Fields.
% The Tribune

||ai TO The Tribune.
o4B. June 16.-Passing through the
6elds and the famous natural bridge
.fry Of San Juan county. new trunk
BAD. to run from Springer. n. NJ. TO
Francisco. is now certain or com
on. according 10 information re
"A here TO-DAY from Taos. y. NJ.
'flye work on the new line has al
\ heen started. The road Will be
Ia as the Taos. Sierra Nevada &
Francisco route and, when com
Id will De the shortest route 10 the
{ic coast. The road will be shorter
The Southern Pacific by 269 miles
n 81. Louis 20 San Francisco the
snce is Shortened on leading lines as
Icaco & Rock Island via ST Louis
El Paso. the new line is shorter by
thar 400 miles; Chicago & Rock
IA via Colorado Springs and Salt Lake
hv 3S4 miles. The route is shorter
y the Union Pacific. ST. Louis to san
cisco BY 30l miles.
om Chicago TO San Francisco the
4 route. VIII he shorter than the Rock
Id bv 400 miles: the Chicago & Rock
Id via Omaha and Colorado Springs
" miles and the Atchison. Topeka &
a Fe by 295 miles.
h. new line Will have another ad
aee. IN that IL will run through a
fry hitherto untapped by any road.
Iine will pass through northern New
leo and southwestern Colorado. From
}, n viii run along the San Juan
In Utah skirting the northern part
he oil feds and psssine near the
k Natural bridges. The line viii cross
Colorado river at Hite or Dandy
ling.
|e road will be The means Of max
certsin the rapid DEVELOPMENT Of the
Juan oil fields. and the territory
1Eh which il will pass In San Juan
|>1. will make the line one OF the most
Iar scenic routes in the west.
|e officers of the company are men
se mes besucalS energy and sue
II. s. Wannamaker. an expert
railroai builder who is heart and
IN sympathy with the great project.
rfeiGen,. Fran Hamm, Srr The Vice
dent is business man OF Dallas.
and Is identified with extensive
>1g Operations in New Mexico.
teph Gill lawyer. is secretary and
-larence Probcrt a banker Of Taos.
fasurer. W. p. HOLIDAY is the en-
Hr and has had much experience in
pad building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Q WIFE GETS PROPERTY.
William Baxter Ordered 20 Turn over
All Real Estate TO Better Half.
Special 70 The Tribune.

cDtgEtI % 7 IIt IITVNIts
OGDEN, June H.--Awarding all Of the
real estate belonging to William Baxter
10 his wife for the use OF herself and
the children. and directing that Baxter
in addition must pay $50 q month for
the support OF his wife and SIS for the
support OF the children. Judge J. A.
Howell today signed the decree OF separ-
ate maintenance allowed Mrs. Mary Bex-
ter yesterday following sensational
story OF cruelty seldom rivaled In the di-
vorce courts OF Utah.
The suit for separate maintenance was
brought by Mrs. Baxter, while Baxter
filed an answer and cross complaint In
which he asked the court TO grant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
|BACC0 TRUST WILL
NOT ASK REHEARING
Assoclated Press.

4 EsAsHlNGToN. June lit Is under
- at the department OF justice that
american Tobacco company VIII not
snphcatton for rehearipg In the
+fene court. as II has permission to do
time before June 20. according 10
courts order
tslancey Nicoll and ". ". Fuller. the
epeny's attorneys. viii soon have an
conference with Attorney General
eefsnam. at which they Kill proba bly,
pmlt some plan for a reorganizstion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
COMMENCEMENT AT EUREKA.
sing Exercises az ST Joseph's School
Are Attractive.
The Tribune.

C-SI 10 NJ lGlpDne.
IREki, June 1.-THE opera house
crowded 10 the door by an interested
Hence 10 witness The closing exercises
st. Joseph's school. The evenings en-
|ainment was made under the aus
1s of the Sisters OF the Holy Cross.
the manner in which the 100 children
+ -heir various parts was a great
1it 10 them. showing close study and
Eence.
tier an interesting musical and literary
Eramnne had been rendered. including
historical American drama. a Noble
.' the Rev Father keiledY OF Salt
<c delivered an instructive and eucour-
Ur address 70 the graduates and pre-
|Led the following graduates Of the
Ith grade with diplomas; Robert
|ns, Wiliism Mccormick. Debsna An
|azzi. Mar9uerite Kelly, Margare,
t1t, Cecil Hannifln. Grace Hsnntfin.
1cs Sullivan. Stella Sullivan. Catherine
don. Mary Fitzgerald,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
USE CONVICT LABOR.
First Application OF New Law to Be Made
In Box Elder.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 17.-Chairman Madison OF
the board OF county commissioners an
nounced today that work would begin
Monday with convict labor on the I'm
provement Of the county road from Hot
Springs to Willard. The convicts are TO
be brought from the Salt Lake peniten
tiary IN charge OF a deputy named by
Warden Arthur Pratt, and convict labor
camp will be established near Hot
Springs. 1t is contemplated that after
the completion OF this work the road i'm
provement Will be carried into Box Elder
county as far as Brigham City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
LEO MoRTENsoN DEAD.
5aeqseemaster at Union Depot Passes
Away After Iona Illness.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN, June 17-After an illnesa Of
nearly one year. Leo Mortenson. baggage
master at the Union depot. died al his
home. 10 Twenty-seventh street last
night at 10 o'clock Death was due to
on account Of his health EoIng TO Cali
fornla with his family. His condition re =
mained unimproved and ne Rrew worse
after returning home.
Mr. MorIenson was 50 years OF age
He Is survived by his widow and two
children his mother. two sisters and one
brother. The funeral services will be
held at the Seventh ward meeting house
SUNDAY afternoon at 100 o'clock The
body Will be taken 10 Salt Lake for
burial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
BRANHAM is MANAGER.
Former Newspaper Man Secures Lease on
Hermitage Grove In Ogden Canyon.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, June 17.-Charles C. Bran
ham. a former Salt Lake newspaper man.
with Joseph Goss. recently manager of
the Ogden Orpheum theater has OBJ
tained a lease over the Hermitage grove
In Ogden canyon from the Ogden Rapid
Transit company for the summer months.
Mr. Branharn and Mr.. Goss have started
a number OF improvements at the little
sylvan retreat which will make Il one OF
the beauty spots OF the canyon
A bowery with number OF amuse-
ment booths refreshment stands. swings
and other attractions are being built.
When the improvements now under way
are completed the place will be an ideal
resort. Tho big dancing pavilion is being
remodeled. where dances will be held
every evening during the summer months
Mr. Branhan will have the management
OF the place. while Mr., Goss Will remain
at Saltair where he has charge of ma
jorlty OF the concessions at that resort
Mr. and Mrs. Branham are living at the
Hermitage hotel for the summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Brakeman L Injured

ELPER. June III. Y. Carter. a
'fman on the Denver &; Rio Grande
7ay out Of Helper. was severely In
In the Helper yards Friday after
!. His jawbone was broken and he
Otherwise hurt. 1t is presumed that
|er was setting the brake when the
a broke and that losing his balance
Ell between the car and engine. strik
on his chin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

divorce. The request for divorce was
denied Although testimony to the
cruel acts OF the husband toward the
wife was permitted at the trial, the
court held that charges OF cruelty and
unfaithfulness offered at the trial by
Mrs Baxter had no place In an action
for separate maintenance. but that such
q hearing must be based solely on testi-
mony showing the failure of the husband
TO provide for his family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Wife Gets Divorce.

Gal q Tic Tribune.
EDEN. june lT.-Mr=. Emma VI Chipp
pts city was TO-DAY granted In the DIS,
Z court an interlocutory decree OF di-
Re from Frederick A Chipp The
nuh swore that she married the de-
36nt September g 1910. but had lived
n him only two and one-half months
ne. which period she alleged he had
70 her only 90 cents and she had been
'peiled 10 earn her own living. The
rec was granted OF the ground Of fail
10 prOpide
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
GRACIOUS ACT PERFORMED.
Widow Of Section Foreman Is Presented
With S5ao.70 by S. P. Employees.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 17.-Through the efforts
OF ]. A. GIL and Fred Johnson. OF AS
OF ]. a. Gill and Fred Johnson of AS
flee. a purse of s53o.70 has been raised
among railroad employees OF the South
ern Pacific and presented today to the
widow Of j. Gabtas, Southern Pacific
section foreman who died at the Dee
hospital several months ago.
Mr. Gabitas had been in the employ OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
MEN ARE
BARRED FROM THE NAVY
leased Wire to The Tribune

tt[E.MPHls. Tenn. June l7.-Be cause a
''TT1lg OF applicants were barred from
-bplIed States navy by being bow
-, me local recruiting station petty
II ~, az = Walsh, has been instructed 70
< i''u move the office 10 Atlanta, Ga.
- The men hailed from Arkansss'
||npeseee and Mississippi.
.Sfs. 80 per cent Of the applicants
peen 100 bowlegsed to pass an ex-
''is.ion. said Walsh, so We viii close
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Second Of Series.

c,el 70 The Tribune
4QEN. June l7.-Continulng the Sc
y sermons upon Modern and Blbli-
beliefs Regarding Salvation" the
4 ~ r. Carver of the' First Presby-
~ church Will speak upon the subject
Enurch Membership Essential 70 SAL
'n sunday evening. Special music
re given AZ the evening service The
Ilc Is cordially Invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
CONVENTION FOR OGDEN.
Utah Pharmaceutical Convention Is to
Meet at junction City.

Meet at junction City.
Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 17.--Ogden Is to have
another convention. the Utah Pharmaceu-
tical association having arranged TO hold
its annual meeting here Wednesday and
Thursday. June 81 and %. In the neigh
borhood of 100 members of the association
arc expected to be In attendance at the
sessions, which VIII be held at the Her
mitage in Ogden canyon. A special train
from Salt Lake Wednesday morning Will
carry the delegates from the metropolis
and the more southern towns OF the
state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Jews Of Intermountain Region

he was attacked with pneumonia, dying
after q short illness. He left a widow
and seven little children. The family be-
ing In destitute circumstances. Mr. Gill
and Mr.. Johnson undertook to raise q
fund for their support. Most OF the
Southern Pacific employees from the five
diYislons gave willingly to the fund.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Postmaster Nominated.

1lal TO The Tribune.
t1sssHlNGToF. l.. c.. June 17.-Rep-
III ~ howell has recommended
"a summit county. "o0N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Fruits Are Scarce.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 TIC TWbune.
OGDEN, June 17.-~Scarcity OF cherries
and Strawberries because OF the late
frosts. which damaged both classes OF
fruit in Utah this season. has resulted in
strong demand from other sections
where similar ill-luck befell the orchard =
lists. Practically all Of the strawberries
raised In this vicinity are being disposed
OF on the local market. Cherries are
more scarce than the other fruits, but
in some orchards of Weber county II Is
said there will be excellent crop. for
which fancy prices will be demanded.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
Montgomery band, Saltair, today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Salt Lakers In New York.

OdIC bdh6IS III INCW I UIh.
Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Martha Wash
ington. Mrs. G. Swan. T. Swan; Murray
Hill. z. w. Taylor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

Montgomery band, Saltair, today.
The evening world., 1911-02-09
SEWER INSPECTOR GUILTY
OF ACCEPTING 500 GRAFT.
Robert &. kreuScier of Queens
County viii Be Sentenced
IuaSllN

Robert G. Kreusrhcr, formerly the
proprietor ~ a hotel at Rockaway
Beach. was convicted this afternoon by
a jury In the supreme Court OF Queens
County OF accepting tgj Of graf"
Will" acting 4s sewer inspector. jus
tlce Crane. presiding az the trial. tod
the defendant that the conviction was
not 50 much a rcbuke to him person.
ally as IL vas o blow at the 'grift"
system.
TIE Justice continued the bond upan
which tho defendant had been prev.-
ously released and informed him that
no JAN sentence would be imposed. but
that a fine would be assessed sufficient
10 reimburse the people for the amour {
OF graft he had taken and for the cost
OF the trial. Krcuschcr was ordered t.
appear Tuesday morning for sentence.
KrcusDhcr was charged with having
reported tho construction ~ a private
sewer. just after his appointment as In
spector. ana with taking 500 I'm inspcc-
ton foes when, as a matter " fnct. the
sewer had been completed PRIOR to his
appointment II tool tho jury two hours
to agrcc.
Frank H. Burk. who was general fore
man Of the First ward Of Long Island
city. was then placed on trial upon the
charge Of having padded the pay rolls
Of his ward.
The evening world., 1911-02-09

trude Burt, n well-to-do widow. who
she s,ys stole her husbands affection.
Mrs. Driscoll alleged that Mrs. Burt
met her husband, Michael, In 1903, and
that he at once became infatuated with
her. Mrs. Mamie Cantor, a daughter
Of DrlscOll. stated that In 1903 she n
her two little brothers went with their
father to call on Mrs. Burt. who was
at that time Miss Gertrude Umbach.
and that she made violent Owe TO their
father and they were frightened by her
actions,
In her answer Mrs. Burt denied all the
allegations Mrs. Burt first came to
1iio.svlllc. where the Driscolls lived
a. housekeeper for Alfrel Burt, q
wealthy farmer. whom She married. lie
committed suicide IN July. 1909. after his
wife had left hin for a few days. leav-
ing an estate Of 10000, OF which the
widow has been trying ever since to get
control
The evening world., 1911-02-09
DIABETES

The most raluablc result 4 20 years york at
Civil Engineering IN the Tropics was ;he important
discovery u a simple. harmless herb that IA On
actual specific for Diabetes. a disease hitherto
considered incusable. To prove that It will give
immelisie rciiS In the most aggravated cases l
viii send a 30. package lone weeks supply for
only 10.
wn'e he ioday and nee how quickly Diabetol
Herb will rrilre the specific gravity and the
sugar. restore weight and build up the system.
B'5flet snd diet list. showing proper foods Tor
Diabetes. msiied free. y. VI. Ames. boz iO6.
whitney Point, y. Y.
The evening world., 1911-02-09

tho man the money when Castoros ran
out aad said:
Don't give It to him; give II 10 me"
Castoros reached for the money and
was pushyd back. He drew a ~stiletto
and sla Md Mullen. Dolan ran to aid
his friend. lie was stabbed 10 death.
An OF the facts created Interest in the
prosecution OF the man with the weapon.