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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
CLAD AS WOMAN He ESCAPES
Convict Uses Clothes of Ohio PRISON
Warden s Wife.

'oum5gs ohio. sept. -Michaael So''-
Iesl. murderer serving NE sentence
walked our or the ONO penitcntiary to-day
disguised in 4 tight 6tting coat and a white
skirt belonging to the wife ol !,
John Jone, tits features were ''i' -
uuier AN old nat and white ven -
the diskuise be- wore q gray sun De'o''s '''s
i' the WsrdeuY son. -s old
soboIeski Who h tnirty-four years 3,'i 9ro
had been "trusty' for thF H.. ,,ar-
months and had the freedom OF ihg M ~
1eus apartments. having lliu, re was
-euteuced 10 the peniteptlsrN 10, lo,otin Juuc
der ~ an Old couple la Toledo 0hio'
- 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
sEATTIE IN RICHMOND JAIL.

Richmond. Va. sept Henry cay
Beatue. jr.. the convicted wife murderer
of South Richmond, who has been con
fined in The Chesterfield county laH' al
Chesterfield Courthouse. since ne "7s
found guilty, on september s. was prous l.
10 this city to-day in an auioih"pi,e w
a deputy sheriff and placed IN the H'
mond city iau There he presuni"h'y WI"
remain unul he b. removed 10 the penn
.enuary for the death penolty' let i''
emler a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
Many Flights at Brighton.

Tie Brighton Beach racetrack
throbbcd with flyers while Rodgers was
preparing To start across the continent.
Claude White. Eugene Ely,
George w. Beatty and Dr. Henry Wal
den entertained the thousands who at
tended the last day Of aviation there
Grahamc- White, who damaged his Nieu-
port monoplane in attempting a flight
at Brighton Beach last Sunday, used
his biplane, the Baby White, %
as he calls it. IL is an American built
machine Of the Farman type.
Beatty, I'm a Wright machine, circled
the course twice with Miss Gcnevieve
O'Hagan as passenger and then dis
appeared with her IN the direction Of
Nassau Boulevard. Ely, in a Curtiss BIZ
plane. bounced over the air pillows. and
Dr. Walden barely cleared the roofs Of
the villages round about i'm the first ex-
tended flight he has made in his do
mestic monoplane. Ii really looked as II
steeples chimneys. nagpoles and trees
were every minute about to end Or.
WaIdcns career. but he threaded his
atmosphere path among them success
ully. rose over the telegraph wires on
tho homestretch and dropped In front ~
the grandstand intact
James " Martin. thr Boston aviator.
then hoped into Grahamo- Whites ma
chine and flew away to Nassau Roulr-
ward. ending the r.,''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
Calls It the Worst Ever.

Their work has revealed" was his
comment. lust what they want. b.
showing what they are willing 20 give
up. Their compromise on almost all ~
the points brought % public attention
during the last few months indicates
that the chief desire Of the charter back
ars is on transit matters and the con
troll of city funds. hltosethcr il consti-
tutes probably the worst ripper bin that
was ever presented in the Legislature"
The schedule Of changes I'm the former
draft makes no mention OF tho proposal
10 put the chairman OF the aldermanic
Committee on Finance in as a member
of the Board Of Estimate. so that I'ro-
vision remains in the proposed new char
ter in spite OF the numerous objections
against It.
Arn all the Objectionable features OF
Nj service provisions the committees
rsport is also silent. as they are, too
"a those provisions giving the Mayor
power to appoint the budget committee
ON this latter point. however. 'Ie
changes propose that the Controller shall
bo made member of the budget com
mittec.
Provisions with respect 20 the issu-
ance ~ corporate stock have been
changed so that they conform substan-
tally to the present charter, particularly
with reference tosthe concurrence OF the
Board Of Aldermen In such issue.
The enlarged power granted the Sink
IN Fund Commission apparently has
been left I'm, as no mention ~ any
changes in the provisions relating 10 s.
powers is 10 be found IN the committees
abstract
Some Minor Concessions.
The committees abstract proceeds
with the following.
The Mayor Is 20 appoint commissioner
Of accounts, who Is authorized 10 appoint a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
CHARTERS WORST
FEATURES REMAIN
Abstract Of Committees Work
Shows Only Minor ConceS-
Si0nS 10 Public Protest.
FRANCHISE POWER TO MAYOR
Provision for salaried Head Oh
Board Of Education Put In
Objectionable Budget Pro-
visions Retained.

ON tho cHH or pIeSfNlllS 'il' ii'" ''i'
tor 20 tho legislature, tho JOINT commit
tee headed by Senator Cullen and Assem-
blymau FoIc, mado public last night sn
abstract cr the charter provisions "a
thev will present thorn 90 the LEGISLATURE
Tonight.
The result Of the committees work
seems 10 be a backdovn on most of the
lesser questions raised when the first
draft OF tho charter was made public.
rroviors to tho recent public hearings.
t,,. ~ ro,o,tior ~ tho ,royieions over
Ill. l.. ,i,-os, s,,~,,, or ind. grstiop
,..s raisod-tbo provision recurring the
Nravor.q sonarato consent to validate
transit franchises the objectionable frst-
uros Of the civil service prorls o1e auJ
tho provisions relating % tho 'hgdge
making-wlth compromisr upon fa
Board Of Education question which pro-
vides that tho board shall have hftson
members. only one OF whom, th" prcsi-
u'n' s''''' " " r'''' ..
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rronasod nd rrbli, rocords % no do
strdvod orly rro, =, order from ,b.
,rrorrato Di,isior
These and many other minor changes
announced il, tho committees absrract
restore provisions substantially 10 ihe
ga,,,o sta,us a. g., tho ,-aso,,t cbarter
but the committee abstract OF us
.barees fror, tho forn,or draft of tba
'HdHses I'm 'He i'l '''e' D''i' VI '"7
charter, as brought down from Albany
=, Tho adiourpp,art oy +bo re9feIa+rra
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contains no mention whatever Of the
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~ blocking transit franchises Inv re-
fueire his sorarate corsen,
OoIec''0nao'e FEATURES ne"a'n'
Senator Cullen, who handed out :
committees statement from its suite at
the Hotel knickerbocker said he Lao
nothing 20 add 10 the typewritten alb
ST. ct Of changes except to convey the
llmmittee's thanks TO those who ap-
peared before II at tho puohc hearings.
Two brief paragraphs concerning fran
ohlses contain the only menuon MADE IN
the committees abstract Of the word
franchise IN any way and they run as
follows;
The granting Of franchises has been sur
rounded with every S,i sSafesuard IN ordes 10
proposed grant by providing for public al
yertisement Of the terms Of the proposed
when eli persons interested mav attend
and be heard.
franchise 10 the civ an the expiration II
criticism thar the restriction IN the fornle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Middletovu. y Y. Sept H. Rodgers
I tonight declared he would start n S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
RODGERS GETS EIGHTY
MILES NEARER COAST
Flyer Lands at MiddIetOWn. NY.
on First Day. After Late Start
from SheepShead Bay.
DELAYED BY LARGE CROWD
Loses Way at Railroad Four
Corners, but Arrives Ahead of
Special Train After Flight
of l Hour, SO Minutes.

e. p. Rodgers rose out Of the heart Of
a crowd al Sheepshead Bay racetrack
Yesterday afternoon and vanished on the
wings Of the wind, in the direction Of
San Francisco At a height Of possibly
two thousand feet he passed over
Brooklyn. the sllyscrapers of lower Man
haitian and the Erie station in Jersey
city. where he picked up "A special train
that was supposed to escort him on his
way and trace a path for him to follow
on the first day of his coast to coast
flight
But on the other side Of Bergen HiH
he drew ahead Of the little train crawl
ing so far below. and when he reached
GreyCourt, i'm Orange County. where
there is a railroad four corners. he fol-
lowed the wrong tracks He didn't dis
cover his mistake until he had gone
some distance. Then he turned his ma
chine to the left. or westward, picked
up the New York, ontario & Western
tracks at Crystal Run and followed them
to Middletowu.
Al MlddletOWn, which is eighty miles
west Of his starting rvint, the aviator
landed at 6:lS p. m, having covered the
distance in ! hour and SO minutes. In
spite Of his detour and loss Of direction
he heat the special train into Middle
town by two minutes. He intended
spending the night there and making an
early morning start TODAY.
The crowd which bid Rodgers goodby
at the racetrack was allowed to swarm
over the green and surround his Bur
CESS Wright biplane. and in consequence
the Pinkerton men present spent the
rest Of the afternoon violently pushing
back the too curious. \ delay Of an
hour and a half i'm starting the fight
did not help matters For time IL
looked as if path could never be
cleared 20 allow the machine 10 get
away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
Four-Leaf Glover Given to Him.

Rodgers had expected Grahame-
White and Tom" Sopwith to fly their
machines over from Brighton Beach and
escort him as far as New York. but
when he had waited from until {
o'clock for them he decided 10 begin the
journey alone. So he had his biplane
pushed around into position facing the
sea breeze which blew in off Jamaica
Bay. cranked IT up while the Pinkertons
and mechanics ran mp and down push
ing the applauding audience back. and
sent it ahC-1 and into the air But
first. Of course, he kissed his wife and
mother goodby He also accepted CRATE
fully from the hand of Mrs. ]. P. Har-
ris. Of Terrill. Tex, "A four-leaf clover
which she had found 80 the racetrack in
closure.
Rodgers climbed the wind. facing east,
until he hovered two thousand feet
above Jamaica Bay and every one
thought he had lost his bearings. But
once up high enough he slid across the
summer sky. with a fair wind, and grew
timer and timer against a silvery cloud
in the west, until not even binoculars
could distinguish the speck
The flyer sailed over Jersey City be-
tween 40 and 40 o'clock, while the
locomotives in all the railroad yards be-
low him shrieked a welcome. At J:O5
o'clock he passed over Garfield. y. D.,
and at 5:1O o'clock he reached Paterson,
still maintaining both speed and alti-
tude. Thousands Of Patersonians
watched him from Garret Mountain. the
slopes of East side Park from Monu-
ment Heights, Deans Hill, and from
every street corner and housetop In
another five minutes the inhabitants Of
Gidgewood had the same treat.
The special train had fallen some dis
tance behind by this time The little
village of Mahwah, y j.. greeted the
aviator at $50 o'clock. just before he
crossed the state line. Then came his
mistake in direction, the detour and
finally the arrival at Middletown.
A crowd Of about five thousand per-
sons had gathered in an open field on
the outskirts Of Middlctown. They gave
him a tumultuous welcome as he ap-
peared from the north, swept over their
heads in wide circles in his descent and
landed easily and in a good position for
the resumption Of his flight to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Bilbao. Strain. sept 1.-THE strike sit
aatIon ln this city is now under the con-
troll ~ the troops There have beeh no
disorders iu tne last day or TWO. ana 'ne
.ItE .s resuming its normal condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18

Continued on third pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-18
Some Minor Concessions.

The committees abstract proceeds
with the following.
The Mayor Is 10 appoint commis missicner
OF accounts. who Is authorized 20 appoint a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
TO PLEAD JUSTIFICATION,
Slayer of joplin Patrol
man VIII Fight Case.

By Associated Press
Seattle, Wash, Sept. William
Schumulbach, the confessed slayer OF
Patrolman William Smith Of Joplin,
Mo-, IN November, 1909, will be taken
to that place by Missouri officers who
asked Governor Hadley Of Missouri
for requsiton papers today. The
scars and bullet wounds on the slay-
er's body makes Identification COM
plcte, according to local officers.
SchumulbaCh said he would waive
eXtradiuon papers and that the arrest
had taken a great load off his mind,
for he knew he would be caught some
time. lie said he would plead justi-
fication and that he had no regret
because Of killing Smith.
An attorney in Joplin has been in
correspondence with him constantly,
he said and advised him not to return
to that place until public anger had
cooled, and then to return for trial.
Schumulhach, the police say, DECLARED
he fired the fatal shot when he saw
the police mlstreating his wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
5 VH|N IS
AVIAT0RS DEATH
J, y. IRiSBDt CURTISS ILNER
DIS ATTEMPTING TO PLEASE.
ENGINE CRUSHES Chest
wife and Children See Him Die
Spectator, CAL ed Him u
"Iahcr."

BY Assaculcd Press
Norton Kan. Sept II. J lris-
hic, the Curtiss aviator, was killed to-
day by a fan at the Norton County
Fair. Fr.sbe met with an accident
yesterday, and only went INTO the air
again today when driven to do SO by
the taunts and iecrs Of the crowd,
I'risbie fell about 1OO-fcet and the
engine of his machine fell upon him,
crushing his left side and chest, lie
fingered for about an hour before he
died.
Frlsbie has been giving exhibitions
at Elmwood Park for several days.
Yesterday his machine acted badly
and ne had a fall Of about 40 feet
but beyond bruises and shaking.
was not injured. He was skepticai
about the ability of his machine to
stand another flight today, and an
nounced that he would not take the
air this afternoon.
When the statement was commun-
icated to the crowd there was an
angry demonstration. The specta-
tors hooted and shouted "faNr," and
refused to Listen to explanation. Mr..
Frlsbie then ANNOUNCED that rather
than have the big crowd go away with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
Carter Whips four
washington CLERKS
CONGRESSMAN WILL NOT STAND
FOR INSULTS TO HIS
DAUGHTER.


Washington, y. c., Sept. 1.-Repre-
sentative Charles y. Carter, Of Okla
homa. created excitement In the heart
Of the smart shopping center today
by assaultlng four clerks, one of
whom he alleged insulted his 1s-year-
old daughter, Miss Italy Carter, who
was with her father on a shopping
expedition.
Having dealt summarily with the
four clerks Representative Carter,
who is 7-1G Indian, sent his daughter
home in an automobile and proceed
cd to the nearest police station. where
he explained th. incident which led
up to the trouble. He was not de-
tancd. lie regards the INCIDENT clos
cd unless the four clerks demand an
investigation.
Representative Garter assailed the
first clerk, Joseph Josephson. with
his fist and when three Of the young
mans companions came to their
friends aid, the oklahoma congress
man brought his walking stick into
play and welded 1t vigorously until
he was master of the field
According to MIR. Carter. his
daughter described to Josephson a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02

By Ass0ciated Iress
Cannonsburg, Pa, Sept. IA cor
oners jury holding an inquest today
into the panic during moving pict-
ure show at the Cannonsburg opera
house last Saturday night, when
twenty-slx persons were killed and
scores injured tonight returned a YER
dict censuring the manager of the
show and the state department of fac
tory and building inspection. The
Jury was unable to find any person or
persons guilty criminally.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
MRS. STOKES ASKS DIVORCE.
Claims That Charley Snuncd "SnOw"
and Treated Her Badly.

Alleging that her husband was a
drug nend, and an habitual user Of
morphine and cocaine. Mrs Lydia a.
Stokes yesterday filed suit in the Sill
perlor Court for q divorce from her
husband Charles NJ. Stokes. Mrs.
Stokes also asks that she be restored
to her former name. Lydia Withers.
She alleges that she was married TO
Stokes on February Z, 1911. She
stated in her petition that her hus-
band would come home under the
influence Of drugs and abuse her to
shame and humiliation. and that on
many occasions he acted in a cruel
manner toward her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
BOND BIDS TODAY.
County Commissioners VIII Again at
tempt Sale of Good Roads Issue.

At 1880 o'clock this afternoon. the
Board Of County Commissioners will
hold a special session for the purpose
Of receiving bids on the county and
road district No. l bond issues Of
s667.O00. Late yesterday afternoon
no bids had been received. but it is
likely that a number Of bond buying
firms viii have representatives on
hand this afternoon.
At a recent meeting of the county
commissioners, held for the same
purpose, three bids were received,
but all were rejected because they
We're too low.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
CORRUPTION TITUS Early.
Those Mcxlcnns Seem Bound TO Rival
Uncle Sans Leading Men.

By Associated Press
Mexico city Sept. l. Shouting
charges ~ corruption and yelling that
the supporters Of Joso Saurez had
bought their votes, the supporters of
Francisco YasQuez Gomez marched
out of the convention tonight making
1t impossible for tho hallotins for tho
Vice presidential candidates to con-
tlnluo for the time This followed
closely on the clearing of one of the
galleries by police. assisted by dele
gates. with one-thlrd OF the votes
cast in the first ballot for yiee-prcs-
ident of Mexico, IN the convention Of
the progressive party tonight Jose
Penos Saurez and Or. Francisco Vas
quez Gomez areleadlng I'm the race
Alfredo Domlnquez and Fernando
Igleslas Calderon appeared 10 De
hopclcssly I'm the minority
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
State Chemist TO
INSPECT 5.. .lNDS?
EDWIN DE BARR SAID TO BE
HERE TO MAKE \ REPORT
FOR HARMON SYNDICATE.

The presence Of Edwin De Barr
Oklahoma state chemist, In Tulsa yes
terday gave rLso to the report that
lac hal becn sent here to inspect the
oil properties in the Taneha field
which were recently purchased from
Charles Page BY Clifford Harmon and
associates. with a view to addressing
Il number Of large Eastern bond buy
ms representatives, who are said to
be contemplating purchasing the
100000 worth Of bonds which will
be floated By tho Harmon syndicate
for the purpose Of luauc.ur h,ir big
oklahoma deal.
Do Barr could not D.. ..l.I. ..H
it Is understood he "as '. ..
reason for his visit L,.. no, To be
made public.
DO Barr, It Is hold. VIII visit the
Taneha field today and test the pro-
ductlon and the gravity Of the oil. lie
viii also take photographs Of the diff
fereut wells, It IS said, which viii be
used in his talks before the Eastern
men. Do Barr Is reported to have
been retained By the Harmon Com
pauy to do this work. Tho produc-
uon Of this property totals $4,000
barrels per month. a9l h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
Hold Ono I'm Porum Killing.

SpeciaI % The World.
Muskogee. OKLA. Sept. 1.-Charles
Harrison, Of Sugler, Okla, Is being
held at the county Jail as suspect
In connection with the murder OF
Charles Mcclure at Porum last Sat-
day night It IS believed by the au-
thorlties that Harrison knows some
thing about the assassination of Nc
Clure. He is understood to have
made boasts that he knew the iden-
tity of McClurc's slayer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
Miss stokes Handsome Winncr.

BY Associated Press
Rcadvllle. Mass. Sept. Miss
Stokes owned and bred by W. T.. D.
stokes, OF New York, was a handy
winner Of the American Horse Breed
ers Futurlty, valued at $1,000, Of
which $1,000 goes to the first horse
at the Grand Circuit meeting at Read
willie today. It marked the opening
Of the meet. rain having caused post
ponmcnf since Tuesday. The track
was heavy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
He Was Just a-Eoolin'.

4 was just playing with her" was
the excuse VIII Hyatt inade after be-
ing arrested early this morning on
the charge of cursing and beating his
wife. Officer Bowman made the ar
rest at the Hyatt home on West First
street on an information sworn to by
two young men who board at the
Hyatt home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
THE SOUTHERN pacific
SITUATION IS BAD
RAILWAY REFUSES TO ACCEDE
TO WORKERS. REQUEST
ASK ANNULMENT. 4
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Sept. 1.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad Company
through julius Cruittschntt, vice
president and director of maintenance
and operation of the Hartman lines,
absolutely rejected today a demand
for recognition of the Federation of
Shop Employees, compromising five
shop craft unions, and $4,000 men.
That such recognition with It's impll-
cations would hamper the company
in performing its duties to the public
was the position taken by its officials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
Hoboes Arc Delayed.

BY Associated Press
Washington, Sept. flames Eads
Howe's hobo convention opened today
with barely a bakers dozen in atten-
dance. A considerable shrinkage as
previous estimates of members Of the
committee for the unemployed give
1000 delegates as the minimum, The
few that are here presume that some
what more than 1900 Of their belated
brethren are delayed enroute.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-02
VIRGINIA TRIAL IS
TEARING Close
DEFENDANT WILL TAKE STAND
inns AFTERNOON.
JUROR ASKS CONSIDERATION
Cumt Holds Late Today - Brother
Springs Srn~ution-Ncw Wit
ness Probable.


BY Associated Press.
Chesterfield Court House, Va, Sept
,,.,.,, clo,, poo,tio Ir indicted
Tor 'n' Ho'oef oi MS "ii'' ''' ''''
take the stand TO-DAY IN ms own pc
half as was expected, but the asscr-
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ciude It's case late tomorrow win
the prisoners testimony
An arp,n,opt crsuad botween coun-
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cFoss-eNamlnat'on OF the accused also
could be finished tomorrow, as it was
obvious that the defense wished to
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