Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-23
BEULAH BINFORO
HEARD FROM.
Young Woman in New York Posing
For a Moving Picture Show Gn-
der Assumed Name.
ATTACKED BY APPENDICITIS
wants 70 be Born again Into New
1,,tc-sayS She is But one "i heattie>>
victims picked Out to Screen Others.

New York. Nov. 23.---"lt )hstice Is
hcinc done it is all right. am sorry
for Henry Bcattie; ] am sorry that
h,vc brcn drawn into this thing. Or
course i, is hard TO imagine that any
oerson YOU actually know could have
dono such thing. but il the jury
foupd him guilty, he must have been
guilty.
II don, know anything about the
murder hate to believe Henry
did il, but the jury found him guilty;
insricc must be done.
"When he dies in the electric
chair tomorrow my connection Win
,hc case shall die too. and am gong
TO try to be born again into new
life. want never to hear OF the
case again and | want never to mcn-
ton It. | am going 10 hide myself
behind another name. and | am go
ing 10 Try 10 lOTSeI II.
Rculah Binford, pretty little wan
ton for love OF whom Henry Gay
Beattic dies tomorrow morning in the
Richmond Jail. todayggave the United
Press the last interview she Will ever
give to the press.
While Beattie today is preparing
himself for the ordeal of death 1T
Richmond. Beulah is preparing her
self for an ordeal that may result i'll
her death. She is suffering from ap-
penGicitis and arrangements have
been made at st. Luke's hospital for
an immediate operation II Will not
be performed tomorrow. Beattlc, $
death day, as announGsa, but she Will
sgo,A,nderztb the surgeons knife early
uext week.
Under fictitious name that will
veil her identity the girl is living
with the family Of Isadore Bernstein
in The Bronx. She is under the con-
stant eye OF Rev. Madison c. Peters,
the noted preacher. who is striving
to win her away from the life OF the
past.
A, present the young woman is
posing for moving picture concern.
though only one man in the estab-
lishment-her employers aware of
her identity or her connection with
the celebrated murder case. Accord
ing to those who know her under her
new name the young woman is light
hearted and care-frec. apparently un-
concerned about the fate OF the man
who goes tomorrow 10 his death for
her. She has thrown herself with
great gusto into her work and she is
said to have shown considerable tai
ent in her new profession.
For Gods sake let me alone. con-
tinued the girl. IL don't know any
thing about the case. Don't drag me
down again. Beulah Binford is dead.
| have Il good home and a good posi-
ton here and all | ask is to be left
alone and given chance to save my
self have got the only real friends
that ever made in my life and these
true friends will be the only ones
who will ever know the old Bculah
Binford in the future.
II was victim i'll the Beattie
case. They picked me oul of dozen
other victims Of Beattc and made NE
the cause Of Beattic'S crime because
! was helpless and had no one 10 pro-
tect me. I was a cast-off of Beattie's s
Had they taken any OF those other
victims of Beattie there would have
been still more scandal and they
picked me out 10 protect the others.
! am sorry for Beattic as / would be
for any man who is about TO lose
his life. He did nothing good for
me. He turned me away when he
Got tired Of me. | forgive him. and
pray that my past may be blotted
out and that this be my real chance
10 begin life"
Il shall leave town at noon today
and shall remain away until tomor-
row night. ! wan, TO be where no
one can find me on The day Beattie is
TO die
Il have not the heart TO go to
work and they have agreed 10 let me
off for the day. am 50 sorry Henry
has TO debut there IS nothing in
the world that | can possibly do TO
save him. And so when he dies TO-
morrow am going to try to forret
forever my connection with this case
There is no use now OF my spelling
my life because of this unfortunate