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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-26
.JUDCESSENTENCE
TWELVE AND GIVE
. S|XSECOND CHANCE
Three Girls Who Tried to Sell
Cocaine Freed by Convict
ing Accomplice.

Eighteen prisoners were disposed Of
In the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
Court and the Court OF General Ses-
sions yesterday. The disposition OF the
cases was as follows:
BY JUSTICE BLANCHARD.
James Hall. twenty years old. pleaded
guilty grand larceny; took automobile
from Park avenue garage belonging to
his employer for joyride, first offiense;
sentence suspended because of good re-
pute.
sv JUDGE SWAMI.
Robert Hunter. twenty-three years
old, pleaded guilty to attempting to
sell cocaine; fourth onense; pen'ten-
tiary two months.
Gus Dippei. twenty-five years old,
same crime; hrst offense; penitent!ary
two months.
Albert II. Miles. thirty years old.
Same crime. First orense. Peniten-
tiary one month.
James Melville thirty-nine years old.
Same crime. First ofrense. Peniten-
tiary two months.
James Wilson, thirty-three years old.
Pleaded guilty to burglary Broke into
hotel room and stole $50 worth of
iewelry. First offense. State Prison
two years and six months to Ave years.
Herman Botticher, thirty-six years
old. Pleaded guilty. grand larceny
Stole 500 worth of furniture from
house in which he was janitor. First
| ofIense. Penitentiary one year.
| Joseph Armstrong. twenty-four years
old. Pleaded guilty, petty larceny. Stole
three cans of preserved apples from
baker at No. S23 Amsterdam avenue
First orfcnse. city Reformatory.
Adolph Becker, thirty-seven year.
old. Pleaded guilty assault on girl
First ofrense. Penitentiary one year,
John Newman, thirty-three years old
Pleaded guilty abandonment OF chill
dren. First offense. On the promise o
defendant to pay IS week for sup
port OF children sentence was sus
pended.
eY JUDGE GRAIN.
Helen Benson. twenty -five years old
NAV Roberts, twenty-sdx years old. an
Grace Anderson. thirty-one year' old
Each pleaded guilty to attempting to Sc
cocaine. First offenders. Sentence sus
pended because of aid rendered prosecu
, ton In convicting dealer.
John Coey, forty-one years old. Con
yicted OF attempting to sell cocaine
, Firss ofrense. Penitentiary six month
and fined 500.
, Thomas J. Mulhern. twenty-nine year
, old. Pleaded guilty to grand iarcen,
, Stole 960 yards Of cloth from employs
First offense. Sentence suspended.
Abraham Schultz, twenty-six ysaI
old. Convicted OF carrying q blackjack
First ofYense. State Prison three TO 81
years. Concerned In other crimes.
Edward s. Apo. twenty mine yeaI
old. Pleaded guilty to carrying met
knuckles Employed as engineer @
steamship Creole and bought weapon
20 protect himself during strike
stokers. Fined -.
eY JUDGE FOSTER.
Herman Levy twenty-six years oil
Convicted of grand larceny. StoA u
from employee. First oYens.. :
RefoNnSsaQes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-26
BY JUDGE FOSTER

Herman Levy. twenty-six years old
Convicted OF grand larceny. Stoa so
from employee. First o1ens., g.
RefoNnSsaDo,
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01

Frank Willie Smith, negro, con-
fessed to the police that he killed
Krank Foxall and Philip Lepper,
whites. near the state fair October 2.
at indianapolis.
Governor Hawley Of Idaho an
nounced that he would appoint we'll
known citizen Of northern Idaho to
succeed the late Senator w. b. Hey
burn. 1t Is said he referred to Judge
w. w. Woods Of Wallace. prominent
Democrat who presided at the Meyer
Haywood trial.
Maintaining that the Bible is and al
ways has been the worlds standard OF
morals, Mrs. Jean B. Wylie Of Penn
sylvania urged the need OF biblical in
structions in the public schools before
the educational department of the Ma
tional Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, in annual session at Portland,
Ore.
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WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Police Lieutenant Charles Becker
spent his timo in the Tombs at New
York planning his fight to annul the
verdict of the jury that convicted him
of the murder Of the gambler, Herman
i,oscnthal.
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker
was found guilty Of murder in the first
degree by the jury which has been
trying him for instigating the death
Of Herman Rosenthal. the gambler. in
New York.
October is expected to be the coun.
trv's record month in steel ingot pro,
duc:ion. The steel corporations to.
tel computed probably will exceed
$50. 900 tons. or not far short of CO..
OoG tons per day.
John Petropoulos, a Greek, shot and
killed his sister. Theodore. eighteen
years old. at Chicopee. Mass. because
he did not like her lover.
AS the last word In local option, the
councils Of Milford and Georgetown
two dry" villages near Wilmington
Del, have passed ordinances forbid
ding the sale Of sweet cider.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
FOREIGN.

Felix Diaz, with the whole of his
staff, was captured and all the rebels
disarmcd.
About 1000 Bulgarian prisoners of
war have arrived in Constantinople.
according to a dispatch from the Turk
ish capital.
The Energetic Explosive Company's
factory at HALEY burg. Ont, was blown
to pieces. At least seven persons are
known to have been killed.
Premier Berntzen at Copenhagen
introduced a franchise reform bill
whereby women will be allowed to
vote and will be eligible for seats in
the Folkething.
The condition of the czarovitch re-
mains serious. Prayers for his re-
covery continue throughout Russia.
HIS imperial highness is now suffer
Ing from peritonitis.
In the fighting at Yuruk the Turks
are reported to have lost about 800
me1 killed and 500 taken prisoners.
three quick firing guns and twelve
ammunition wagons.
Vienna newspapers publish reports
thrt the Bulgar!ans are in possession
OF Adrianople railway station and have
rcpuIsed another Turkish attempt at
II sortie from the city.
Hundreds Of Berlin housewives S
Joined in wild riot because the butch
ers in the municipal markets refused
to handle meat imported SO as to re
duce the cost Of living.
Queen Wilhelmina has been suffer-
ing for several days from Il slight in
disposition. This, according to an Of
'fici:I bulletin, tends to dispel the hope
which her majesty entertained Of the
birlh OF an heir.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
WESTERN.

Twelve miners were injured In the
shaft of the Bunker Hill and sullivan
mine at Wardner, Idaho.
John Pera, mill worker. was snot
and killed by policeman IN South
Chicago after Pera had stabbed four
men.
The trial of Clarence s. Darrow, the
Chicago lawyer, who defended the Nc
Namara brothers, has been set Tor NO
vember rs at Los Angeles.
10 save the life of her eight-year-old
SOL, Mrs. ]. A. Cross of Newton, kan.'
is giving skin from her legs that 1t
NAV be grated upon the childs body.
Fatally injured in an automobile
accident half an hour after her mar
rage, Mrs. Charles F. Brown died at
Vallejo. Cal. Brown, the bridegroom.
h getting we'll.
C. w, Dawson, a farmer OF Skid
more, Mo-. was fined $3.50 in the Fed
eral Court by Judge Van Valkenburg
for selling hogs affected by cholera on
the St. Joseph market.
Before 200 patrons OF a cafe at ST.
Louis, a wcll-dressed man suddenly
drew knife from his pocket and
stabbed to death his woman conpan'
ion and then took his own life.
lack johnson was made defendant
in a suit for $4,000 filed in the Supe'
rior Court in Chicago, in which 1t Is
charged that the negro pugilist mas
alienated the affe ections OF Mrs. Adam
Banks Davis. colored.
Major General Leonard Wood, chief
Of staff of the United States army,
sncaking at a luncheon in his honor
at Los Angeles, declared that 1t was
his idea to have an army In reserve
that would number about 100000.
The quiet routine OF life at Saga.
more Hill was picked up again by
Colonel Roosevelt and his family at
OYSTER Bay as thought. it had not been
interrupted by the attempt to assas-
sinate the former President at Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Winnie Brown. on trial with
her husband George Wesley Brown.
for .hc killing Of AL Neeves, her faith
er. took the stand at Colfax, Wash, in
her own defense and repeated the
story of mistreatment by her father
which she had told at the time OF her
arrest.
San Quentin state prison, the Cali
fsrnia board of control announces will
not require appropriations for supper,
from the legislature for the next bi-
ennial period. Having jute mill and
a furniture factory, it Is now consid-
erod to be self-supporting. exclusive
af the salary list.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
PAoNIA MAN THOUGHT SECRET
SOCIETY WAS PERsEcUTINo
HIM FOR OLD MURDER.
PISTOL WEAPON USED
WIFE FINDS LETTER TO SHERIFF
GIVING REASONS FOR DEED,
PLANNED MONTH"; AGO.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paonia. Colo-Just nineteen months
after he had decided to kill himself
and children because he said he had
been prosecuted by IL secret society
which desired to keep him from tell.
inS what he knew about murder
committed fifteen years ago. in Flint.
Michigan. Charles f. Fox killed his
three children. ages six and four years
md sixteen months, then committed
suicide,
FCx, according to a letter he had
written. but never mailed. to Sheriff
Williams. March &c. 1911. planned to
killed two children and himself. to be
freed from taunts and threats OF his
enemies. What prompted him to
change his mind at that time Is puz.
cling the officers.
In the letter found near Fox's body
Fox spoke OF but two children, but
just before he snuffed out three inno-
cent lives and his own he scratched
GU; the word two" and inserted
three" The third child was born
letter.
The home. noted for miles around
rs n happy one. was a veritable char.
nel-house when the wife returned and
found her offspring and husband ly.
ing In pools of blood. She had gone
to Paonia to purchase groceries and
upon her return found the house Sc
curely locked. She broke In window
and the sight Of her little ones and
spouse lying cold in death drove her
into Mysteries.
"Oh. God. l wish he had waited un-
til I came home and had taken me
with him and my dear little babies"
sobbed the woman. as she threw her.
self on the floor and beat 1t until the
blood oozed from her wounded fingers.
A physician was called and succeeded
In Quieting her.
The sheriff was notified. At first 1t
was thought that some outsider had
killed Fox and his children. and this
theory was held until Mrs. Fox showed
the letter OF her husband.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Minor Mention,

The annual dinner and reunion OF
the founders Of Greeley was held last
week.
John W. Valentine was married at
Boulder to his sister.in.law, Miss I.y-
dia Burr.
The twenty-fourth annual convention
OF the Baptists at Loveland was large.
ly attended.
More than one million acres of land
In northwestern Colorado Is still open
for the homeste ader.
\ party OF 100 Denver Elks partici.
pated In the dedication OF the new
Elks' building at Greeley.
Harry Cartee. 80. was crushed to
death In the Vindicator No. ) shaft at
Independence by u slab OF rock which
fell twenty feet.
That prosperity has returned to
eastern Colorado was evidenced on the
tour Of the Rock Islands dry farming
educational train.
John Gibbons. Democratic candidate
for representative from Lake county.
dropped dead from hemorrhage Of the
lungs at Leadville.
Joe Tossoni. aged thlrty-,hree. en-
ployed at the Standard mine. Lafay-
cite. was fatally injured BY fall Of
Ccal at Boulder and died.
Mrs. Henrietta Selby Sale. ninety
one years old. and resident OF Den
ver for fifteen years, died at the HON:
of her daughter. Mrs. LUella s. Stocks.
A plan to reclaim 5000 acres OF fine
land on the lower end OF the Dolores
river near Wcstwater Is being pushed
TO the front by number OF Eastern
capitalists.
After n chase through several states,
which lasted three months. z. F.. kel
ley. twenty. wanted In Denver for al
legged forgery. was captured at Eureka
Springs. Ark.
Thomas X. Irwin. wanted In Duran
so on q charge OF embczzling $4,000
to $4,000 Of the La Plata County
bank funds while he was its president.
was arrested in Omaha.
That civilization will ultimately re.
ly upon solar energy rather than on
that OF coal was one OF the opinions
delivered by State Chemist John b.
Ekeley at Boulder In a lecture before
the University OF Colorado Scientific
Society.
Pueblo county is $5i7.111 richer than
p year ago. according to the report Of
County Assessor Samuel McCoun de-
livered to the county commissioners.
The assessed valuation OF Pueblo coun-
ty Is $27.9G2.72O. A year ago 1t was
$27,415.G09.
Five eastern and European insu:.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
SPORT.

Packey Mcfarland of Chicago was
given the popular decision over Jimmy
Duffy of Lockport. at the end of ten.
rornd bout. before the Queensbury A.
C. at Buffalo, N. Y. The fight was
witnessed by about 1000 spectators.
Oklahoma university's team was de-
feated by the University Of Missouri,
IA to o. at Norman. Okla.
In q ten-round bout before the Har
lem Athletic Club at Cincinnati. Tom
my Gary of Chicago bested Andy
Bezenah.
Mabel Hite, actress, in private life
Mrs. Michael ]. Donlin. wife Of the
baseball player. died at her home in
New York. Last June she underwent
an operation for cancer. She was
twenty-eight.
Frank Moran of Pittsburg and Char
lie Horn of San Francisco have been
matched to box ten rounds at Oakland
Cal. October so.
John Evers, second baseman of the
Chicago National League team, will be
manager of the team next season, sue
ceeding Frank Chance.
Edward r. Silvers. twenty-four. oi
Alliance, Ohio, was killed in the last
period of scrimmage of a football
game between the All Stars of Johns
town, Pa, and the Olympic eleven al
McKecsport. Pa.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
WASHINGTON.

The First National bank of Wilbur
ton. Okla. has closed its doors.
The total amount of internal rev.
cnue collected in the Philippine is
lands last year was about $10,600, 600,
an increase of almost $l,OOO,0OO over
the collections for 1911.
Piracy again has broken out in
vices received from Manila. and the
Philippine government is taking Wig
orous steps to suppress it.
Infantile paralysis has appeared
among the Esquimaux of Alaska for
the first time on record and the pub
lie health service is taking measures
to stamp out the disease.
The Scottish clans of MacGregors
ard Magruders in the United States
held their annual convention here. Sir
Malcolm MacGregor Of MacGregcr.
Scotland, in letter accepted the
hereditary chieftainship of the Ameri-
can clan.
Mrs. Belva Ann Lockwood, veteran
champion of woman's rights, candidate
OF the equal rights party for president
of The United States in 1884, and lead
ing advocate of the bill permitting
women attorneys to practice in the su-
preme court, under the terms of which
she was the first woman admitted to
the bar of that tribunal, celebrated
her eighty-second birthday and re-
ceived the good wishes of admirers
the country over.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Head and Face Beaten to a Pulp.

Denver-lis head beaten to n pulp
with a crcwbar. with three bullets in
the brain and bullet N the back, the
dead body OF Jesse II. Stingley. de-
tective, was found in clump OF weeds
about 800 feet from the Denver,
& Pacific railroad sta.
ton at Utah Junction. three miles
north OF Denver, In Adams county.
The body was discovered by c. II.
Vinton, II fellow detective, who had
been sent out to hunt for Stingley
when the latter failed to repor, for
duty or return to his home,
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
NEWS. OF COLORADO POINTS

ance men and capitalists. with their
families. were guests at luncheon at
the Country Club at Denver while on
tour over the western states. and
from Indications q large amount OF
outside capital Is expected to be III
vested In Denver and Colorado rs a
result OF their visit.
That a worlds fair should be held
in Denver to CONNIE morate the COM
plction OF the transcontinental funnel
under James Peak and the establish
ment OF new transcontinental rail
way line through Colorado. was the
suggestion made at the weekly
meeting OF the Denver Chamber OF
Commerce.
The dedication OF the Dudley c.
Shoenberg farm at Westminster. do.
mated to the National Jewish hospital
.or consumptives. by the man whose
name 1t bears. took place at 10 o'clock
Sunday morning. The dedication OF
the hospital. the gift OF the man whose
Eamc 1t bears. took place Sunday af.
tcrnoOn.
Recognizing the fact that one OF the
greatest needs to this state Is good
roads. the county commissioners OF
Colorado have gone on record as fn-
voring the proposition to vote bonds
20 the extent OF $1O.OOO.00O for such
improvements In the next ten years.
III this issue carries 1t means an eX-
penditure Of $l.000.O00 each year for
road construction.
b. +. kapp. patltplogist from the
State Agricultural College. who has
hecn investigating the mysterious dis.
ease which has infected horses near
Holly. has reported to the commission
ers OF Prowers. Otero. Bent and
Crowley and Pueblo counties. He says
that OF 1.2OO horses exposed. LET be.
came diseased. 126 died and 81 recov-
cred. A serum has been prepared and
horses on twenty ranches have been
vaccinatcd.
The largest vote In the history OF
the state will be cast Tuesday. No
vember 5th. according to the prognos-
tications OF leaders OF the Democratic.
Republican and Progressive parties.
ItepoI'S AIoAh o'1 PosSo VI VIC S'otc An'
dicate a registration Of approximately
100000. they say. and 1t is expected
that In excess Of 10000 ballots will
be case. At the presidential election
in 1908, 263.877 ballots were counted
up to the present the highest vote ever
polled. In 1910. the state election.
2l3.215 votes were cast.
Sticking at his post In an attempt
TO save two passengers, A. II. Gilmore.
motorman on the Fort Collins street
railway. had a narrow escape from
death when q freight train demolished
his chr.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
GEN ERAL.

Colonel Roosevelt condition con-
tinues to improve.
Five bankers, who have been on
trial at Memphis, charged with con-
spracy to defraud, We're found guilty
by federal jury.
Mrs. Mary Smith, widow and school
teacher, knocked down a business man
when he proposed marriage to her in
public at Pittsburg, Pa.
Those who stripped and poured
paint on Minnie Lavalley in West
Clarksfield, Ohio. on the night of Au-
gust 80 will soon be under arrest. In
dictments against six persons on
charges of rotous conspiracy were re-
turned by the grand jury at Norwalk.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Thousand Die in Wreck.

Mexico City.-One thousand soldiers
were reported to have been killed
when the troop train in which they
were riding was derailed and plunged
into a deep gorge near Maltrata. 1t is
thought here that the number report
ed killed Is greatly exaggerated.
Guerrillas under the command of Gen.
eral Aguilar, the report adds, we're re-
sponsible for the disaster.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
KAISER PREPARES FOR WAR;
Believed That Greatest Conflict In the
Worlds History Is Near.

Eerlin.-Germany is arming for the
greatest clash in the history of the
world. The war fever exudes through
every part of the capital. Veterans of
'67-'72 say the scenes which preceded
the Austro. Prussian and Franco-Prus-
sian wars were not to be compared
with the excitement of the present mo-
mcnt. Germany is going to war. Ger
many is prepared for war. Every army
corps, every transport train, is ready
for the expected protocol.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Northern Rates Must Be Reduced.

Denver.-Holdins that the reduction
in railroad rates on coal from the
northern Colorado fields authorized by
the State Railway Commission two
years ago was reasonable and that
that body acted within Its rights when
II authorized the reduction. District
Judge Greeley W. Whitford dismissed
the appeal OF the railroads from the
order OF the commission and affirmed
the rates fixed by the latter.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
"peath If Becker Dies" Goff Is Told.

Death II Becker DTes,' COT Is Told.
New York.-The largest, greatest
city in the United States faces reign
of terror. The hand Of the Under
world, angry, desperate. defiant, is
shaking a clenched fist in the faces of
the responsible officers of the law.
The aftermath of the conviction Of
Charles Becker. police lieutenant,
"strong-arm" chief. principal in the
conspiracy which murdered Herman
Rosenthal, "squeal pigeon" for the dis.
trict attorney. is a shower Of death
threats aimed at Justice Goff. District
Attorney Whitman. the prosecutions
witnesses and the jury which doomed
Becker to death.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
NEW CATHEDRAL DEDICATED.
Cardinal Farley Presides at ceremo.
nies Defeating Cathedral Of
the Immaculate Contention.

nies Defeating Cathedral Of
the Immaculate Conception.
Denver.-Saturday for the second
line In history. Denver received with
n her gates wearer Of the red hat.
the person Of His Eminence Cardi-
aal John Farley. OF New York City.
lpon whom were recently bestowed
he apostolic honors. He arrived In a
Irivate car with other notables OF
he Catholic Church. among whom was
Archbishop J. J. Glennon Of st. Louis.
Monsignors NJ. J. Lavelle and Lewis.
Father Ebers OF New York City and
bishops Of the diocese the country
over. They came to dedicate the Ca
.hedral Of the immaculate Conception.
Twenty-one years ago Father Hugh
Z. McMenamin. then an ardent young
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Servians Capture Uskup.

Belgrade.-The capture of Uskup by
the Servian and Bulgarian forces is
conformed. The town fell without re.
sistance. The foreign consuls at U.s.
kup have requested the Scrvian army
to protect the inhabitants.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Rromoter Is Released.

New Iork.-George Graham Rice,
Nevada wildcat stock promoter, was
released from Blackwell; island after
spending a year there. He was con
victed of being the moving spirit il
the d. F. Eheftels company, raidet
two years ago by the government fo,
using the mails to defraud
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Earthquake Shock Felt in Colorado.

Glenwood Springs.-An earthquake
shook Glcnwood at 1880 a. m. on the
18th. Two distinct shocks being felt.
Each quake lasted about thirty sec
onds and was severe enough to rattle
windows, shake dishes In cupboards
and in one instance bricks were
thrown from chimney-top.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Stung by Snake; Better.

Concrete.-Dominic Lombardo. four
years OF age. son OF Michael Lombar-
do. who was bitten by rattlesnake
October l. was brought home from the
Pueblo hospital. He IL expected to
recover.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01

At meeting OF the International
Congress of Farm Women at Leth-
bridge. Alberta. Mrs. ]. Harbert Of
Marzanola, Colo. was elected presi-
dent. The congress adjourned to meet
in 1918 in conjunction with the Dry
Farming Congress in Oklahoma City.
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Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES ron COMING EVENTS.

Nov. 14-l6-Rocky Min. Hotel Mems
Association meeting. Denver.
January 20-25-EiHhth Annual West
.rn Stock Show-Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01

The dedication parade and ju0lia-
tiCn exercise were the greatest rrlls'
ious demonstration ever conducted
west OF Chicago. and the event re-
ceived the cognizance of Catholic Of
ficials in Europe. including Pope Plus
y. who has sent his congratulations,
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Sunday Was RoosevcIt's 54sh Birthday

Oyster 3ay.-October 9th was
Theodore Roose velt's tifty-fourth birth.
day, and he celebrated it quietly With
his family.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01

student for the priesthood in Balti-
more. made holy vow to the Blessed
Virgin Mother OF God. rs he knelt
within the silence Of the sanctuary.
that II he were ever instrumental in
the erection OF church. that church
should be erected In her honor and for
her glorification.
Today the spires OF the Cathedral Of
the Immaculate Conception, dedicated
in solemnity by Cardinal Farley Sun.
day. raise their proud spires heaven.
ward in glorious fulfillment OF this
vow. SO reverently made in youth.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01
Colorado Land Opened to Settlers.

Notwithstanding to adviccs re-
ceived by the forest reserve officers.
President Taft signed the bill throw
ing open to public entry $3.50 acres OF
land In the White River Forest re.
serve.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-01

One Dead, Two Hurt In Auto Smash.
Pueblo.-One min was killed and
two probably fatally injured when All
automobile crashed through the raIl
ing OF bridge on the Santa Fe trail