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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
CLEARY CONSOLED
BY WIFE'S MESSAGE
Hears Widowed Daughter
Is Improving and Hopes
for Visit Soon.

Esrers.rzr. : !. July 2s.-l- 'ri'e
o. consoiIrg message thst rs celgh-
.er showed Improvement To-Day. IL
AN y. Clean. The former town c-efA
d Hsyerstrsy. who = confined on
charge n rurderirc his son-ln-!s"'
E.gene r. Newman. spent trylng Gay
p Sex Cry al. The weather, ms az
"a 2 men. yesterday and .he lack o.
.i.l.ors combined 70 make things DIS
-sl 4 telephone message from Ms
wife brought good news about ~.
daughter. md the prisoner expressed
re nope ,rsr. - soor a. she recoFcrs
her strenGtn sufficiently. she will Visli
him. ..,
Distric. Attorney Gacsn. Tho VII
rrosscu-e ire case. vas active. lie
.srs ~ ms lire on ire yeTo.ver Fltn
which tire shooting vss done. II TINS
can be found srd :, csn be proved .ha,
Ciesr- bough, u recently. the prosecu-
tor will he n = position % prove pre-
meditation 81 ne murder. FRIENDS are
sure ,iat iie weapon had always been
.ep. r re Office. and are counting OF
TIA, poi1: 20 prevent a. Indictment
ctsrclrg murder n the Hrst degree.
u exDect 70 have the gun within tTo
that VIII bs able 70 ge: IL
Gagan SAID today tia: re VIII not.
a. FOR ~ extraordinary session o. the
grand jury. Only three or four Of the
Juror. =, the most. will come from
Hs-er ,raw. where Clesry's friendships
and political influence we're strongest
Justice Nill-. % Mount Vernon. =
slated 20 preside over the grand jury
in september, when the evidence 71ll
ne presented.
The material Uitneszes who VIII ap-
pear before the grand jury are Bernard
Fox. salesman: J. Fetter, chairman
~ The Board % Supervisors Of Rock
land County. and Hugh Skinner, the
policeman. who Tss unwilling % a.
rest Cleary. All wcre near the spot
',here tho murder took place.
After Cleary received the telephone
ue-sago to-day from his wife ne wrote
= letter 20 her. IN which ne urged tina;
his daughter, the widow OF young
Newman. be brought on 20 sec him az
soon as her condition permits. Il -
though ths. she will make the KIP
from New York on Sunday b. auto
mobile. She hss encouraged her father
20 believe that she will forgive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
LAWYERS STRAW
VOTE COUNT TO-DAY
More than 1000 Expressed
Preferences for Governor
Under RemScn Rules.

Acting upon the request Of william
+. McCombs. Charles -. Iillcs and
George ". Perkins, Daniel S. Kemsen,
Of the law firm Of Rcmscu & Parsons,
50 Wall street. Will to-day count cards
sent out 10 members Of the New York
state Bar Association. on which are cx-
pressed ipdiyidu Il preferences as 10 the
best nominees for Governor.
The vote b. being taken under Mr.
Remscns rules 10 promote majority
elections, which have recently been
adopted by Law for primary elections
IN Minnesota and Wisconsin, and for
the recall IN Arilora.
Mr.. Romsen sent out 1000 cards. and
has had more than third Of the mum
Der returned, enough 70 show the feel
ing existing among the lawyers Of the
state. The fact that the New York Bar
Association D. probably a. influential
and ~ representative "A body Of think
ing men as there rs IN the state has
led politicians 10 attach considerable
Importance 10 the sentiments expressed
in the canvass A number Of party
leader viii be present al the count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

gorrefe i'fy W ss guilty Of -,,s
fsr,eT. rut Ceyis> f+s. ,e i,s
10. Or or Anything f.rtiey go
zrss-- ts r,gr. of free speses
Bott : des rsstec. snd Jsd,.
hrgse four1 nl- y3ll;y. II. rf'
czsss ozfssc fsf,-s nv n r,s,i
cssssor al iittls prs-srcs ~. We
~ eitter zi6e % presenting nav. ~. 80
oerfuse.nry evi6eres. The srs,.,s
wro p frrt tcos ne TRIALS yiti 49,.
seriouSresf. begs- % loss. lsuzsi,s%
ese, rglinE. corTirtior snd ssn.sre.. !,
tie judge.
Tsose convicted we're CisJ..
plunket.. -Jzc.7 ItSseton. Loui, p.us
ella. Tirce,zo Fssrocluo. Isu,ie.
Cor-e, T0ser. Sec1rds ard FrxrL w..
cese. Acolph Agfreh; received ~
PENDED Sentence. a. y va s,syr ~
ro- a. srzrcris.. ~
A = result o. Wa; - es,rs...,
fo.lv-e o. ,te Tsrrytg~r board of,S'
tees % s1rpc-t ire police p he ,,,...
! u. Y clashes, ao5e-- Z. HsS.s.
member % re oosrc. las, ris,. !.
gre6. he szid re Cd o, kr.s
that the trustees Rad properiy MAJ,
tanned is~ src order - re sill,,. -,
e cd 70; care . e icer-ses ,;s
ne 5ody. re asserted - wss n ,,y..
n adopting strict -ethocs N s,,li,.
WITH outbreak. b-t tns, re 81.
members o. ire bard seemed V,rHi..
% scoot any .rner po-icy, sndu,r.
sul: ire authorities RAD - e; Q, IA.
nn-n lritiatlve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
FREE FILMS WITH FOAM
Moving Pictures and Beer s'iA
Coney Island JOY.

TIE mage o. : beer cor p, -
eve-rssl -. a. for ricss-' I'll c'..
.nus - ryrrottZe re Jay :.
80. a. lie q Corey for re rsst o.
20 sessoa. Corporation Cognsei roc
,6--s - does 70; snow Tnat - %
80. - .sIoon @novies- ;aere- reg
sre t.zerent fron re Ns,hs,isn ~l1
> -,s- tsey ooers:s S1tno-; -!
re license
re - s-y 7s,ro- s.12,T enters
oy5srs ~-sl ore o. snoc.-
= sbsorts ref-ssh-snt for rs ssnsss
tis i-,e-ec- = shsrPeIec - t's a.
-,es e rgrSxsy sDtonOoi.e -
c,,vCs5 stree o. a battle bs-Tee-
Irdisrs s-d cowboy he psys OILY
.or .-e beer. TIE pict1rss are 'rts-
Ire ssloor.eepsrs srs1e ;,a' ihe7
c,srge 20 an ssion sno have 70 NOV
+-r uic.ure theatres. 90 License ~
-ecesssry. ". Poi. and Conmission-
e Bel r. --s License Bureau al ar
g1e re rns,ter CT o. aro -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
GIRL OF MYSTERY LEAVES
DAGGER UNDER HER PILLOW
Beautiful Young Woman Departs from Hotel and Ter
rihcd Maid Finds Long Knife with Throat
Etched in Russian on Blade

"The GiH 81 Mystery" - what they
call her AZ the Hotel McAlpin. Ger
trude Ascot. Paterson. =. j" ~ how
.nc described herself on the register
when she nittcd into the hotel the
night 81 July = She WAS heavily
ycilcd and carried an expensive look
ing black alligator bag.
The clerk noticed this. because she
insisted on paying for her room IN ad-
vince an unusual proceeding when
the patron has luggage. Early next
morning the lady IN question driftcd
ont of the hotel silently and unoat"n-
tailoualy and stepped into n taxi, which
drove OF ~ the direction Of the North
River pier.
A maid on the fcycnteenth moor dc
scfbed "Gcrtrudo" ~ very beautiful
woman, "a the twcniics. She bad dark
hair and cyca and exquisite Textures.
The Handwriting on the register was
firm and even.
Al about 10 O'Clock Of the morning
sho left tho maid brought 10 the floor
CLERK long piece Of polished wood,
with n pearl band around one end. y
found this under the pillow IN l,7dv.'
she reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
EDITOR KILLED
BY AUTOS PRANK
Car Suddenly Turns Som
ersauIt-3 Dead, 3 Hurt
in Other Mishaps.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Punishment for Tarrytown
Riots Melted Out in
Swift Trials.
BECKY EDELSONS
CASE POSTPONED
Hunger Striker There ano IN
sis,s on Being Carried
About in Chair.

-.- RI ne .en snarc1-s,s
80 ves,erdsy n IsTry to".
- -;o-ous cenons'rst'oH -. -
Iohn y. Roc,efe e. pc!
%. -,,-e Convicted ana sen,e-C
-, -o-.as y re New Or. -.
., one rs conTiclso
..-,S d. svsrenoec sentence -
sgsirs. another was oisnlsss =.
.,.,6e-ce. and ne tfs.
- F5sIsor vas postponed 1nl--
--re-s6 ter rinsty-ce!
,ss,o-er Katharine p.
% .'I li, 80 s.riker e. Blsek"e-l -
an O. ia. sane .oken Becky won e.
~ publicity purpose
,efo@'' .---r6o-1. and Titn J,
- york the word "tcr'DfE
cne..C Le- own experience q
g, .-;-g * z with vea.ne. = 81.
e., -. ctsir n Judge Noorn'-Ss
&C - ~. bro1gh. or WY y.
,.sess corpYs 70 IRE tr,sis ID a.
,obSe ~ the Department o. 80.
...n7,n sried b. worsnous1
.o'i .-..-eS ,yrse and doctor: -.
e. - o-i,. % testify N oeheI-
~. 20 stand ~,
- Uber District A-torneF
--oe1 after the ot1er csNe9 -
sn.o .a r. .ra- he would not no,
csse % .r,sl until st'er 'n ,9.- ' Il.
f..;o- r. -or term A. BlsckNei- -
and she 50. up no"l.
Reckv Demands Trial
.r ds-,srd ia. rny trial 70 On nov.
80 II will be Fri = worse coNu
80, ,bsr an now when ] ge' Guy.
Iii ~ less able % stand rs 'or II.
-. ~. Going through tnis tof'-fe
- FOR any Dis,ric- At'orneF' ~
~'s..e- nov, rotten re IS. Nol 70 ~
me = farce. B, = cheap se"'''i'''
-ality." ;..o .bo -.
.o,,o7ile and TAKEN 20 ac."e -
re.ul- is that CONVICTION -
- -rili add -v-o more months 20 heI
:,.,r;son,oer,. whereas. = sne nad oeen
.,,sS yesterday. sentence "oDIe
80 .,rri,sreously with her present
confinement. - 60,
uer I'm. however. was not ~ Ne.".
c. 80 chance - show the pupiiV
80. .raak sbe really wa. and ~nat.
- - tinker she could 10. Hne
80 M e=or- 20 walk. but Na' CO.
-ied from, place % place. VINE
.o,,,. sbe Isv ss = half fa'ntlhF -i .
char. She took occasion aiso 20 80
Ill ~ Commissioner DAVIS s-oi'ss
tina, she had eaten. thor
PM FRAT "a. not tho best par o.
d. work. There happen' 70 ne -
~ ror,arce. ~ the anarchi = GUY -
y, pec.y's life. Charles r. P-nn'el.'
ono ~ tie defendants Yesterday ''a.Ls
b;ch IN her favor. Becky mao ~,
.aTisraction OF testifying or RAM
Trak;uc propaganda speech
Plur.e.t's behalf.
Plunkett Fine Orator.
cbe was carried 20 the stand N n er
char A wet handkerchief was on "a
besd She refused 10 swear pu' u.u
coTdesccnd "to affirm" thai f!lhst.-
~, org,o- was a great success. p az
;rc he crowd al with him the MI L'
tho di.-urharce. There Wa no as
order. she said. until the pol &c can
and began clubbing the ansrcnls'S' ''e
eroke in a low. thick voice. .l
'"The subject Of MS speech, nc 90
",.ss tho Colorado strike and that 'ohn
D. Pocketeller was guilty Of ,ne NJ NJ,
Gcr OF ne women and children nee;
and that the people o. IarryjoNnn mao
-,ulti.murderer n their midst
Then P.unkett spoke IN ms own ne
half. saying he had told the peop-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Estate Worth 100000.

Minoola, Long Island, July 28.-The
report Of the transfer tax appraiser
on the estate Of ". Burling Cocks, VINO
died At Locust Valley May p, 1913.
va filed in the Surrogate's Office here
to-day. It's value was estimated at
nearly 100000.
Mr. Cocks was a mem Der Of the real
estate firm OF Cocks & Wlllets, al ~
Wall st. Manhattan, which dealt large
Is in country properly.
The personal estate is placed a.
s235. 70i IS and the real AZ Sl91,5s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Lift Men 10 Have Outing.

The elevator operators o. re w
nc. pal Building will hold t-elr frs
annual outing and game = NilTr
T. Eeddirg's Oskwood I'm Psrs. Os,.
wood. staten Island. Sg-dsy. Sep,er'
Der y. Charlie Tiemsn. the oas!rmr
is working hard 70 make tho affair
success. The committee. N c-srge )
composed Of the following operator
O'Hsra. NcGill. lzzo and ellis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
ENDS
CAILLAUX TRIAL
continued from page !

land and fow friends Mue Cs.llag1.
a'tlrcG In handsome evening goTn.
rrcclgod seersI intimate acqpain-
tauccs.
"Jt i~ MaI'rc LaDori.' she raid. "'o
2hor Que the good for'1re ~ be
finally FREE. Hc pleaded to-dav "'r Ill
bis fine talent. and ] am profoundly
gra'cfUl - MIN"
Tie session n 'ie court today "as
Goyo'cd % speecnes ~ counsel Nm'.
"a llalr came into the pr.-oncr's dock
pale and worn, ard src colap. ID dur
Irg the course - the afdrcse o. Hai're
Chrau, who attacked her bitterly.
The speech ~ the Procurator Gen
oral. julie HerbaDz, was unusually
m ild iu tonc.
"Your duty a. me defenders r. the
interest ~ society requires you 10
find q yerdic, of guilty, bIt 10 one eH-
pects yoI 20 be pit.lcss,' he SAID - The
juror.
Nai,re Labor. who came last, dellT-
cred naeterD lece - passl>natc e!o-
ouercc. Re concluded amid tempest
NJ appia1so: Cd,
"My wish b.. that Nine. Caillsuy shall
learc here act .tted and that the press
mall BE- purified Let Gs Keep our an
per for our cncmios abroad. Le, us
ioasc Ibis court reeolgtc and united -
facc tnc peril wt ~ threaten ue.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
House Drops McDermott Case

Washington. July -. All further
procccding4 growing out Of the House
lobby inquiry into he operations Of
The Enhonal 4 Association Of Nanufaci-
,,rcrs and the cnsc Of Representative
NcDetnott. Of Illinois. whO recently
rcsigncd. were dropped to day By the
judiciary Committee. --.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Serious Fight On Between
Factions OF Creditors
Committee.
IEHMANN COMING TO
PROTECT MINORITY
Corbe,, Refuses 20 Act on *.
ecutiye Board Without Al.
vice Of Counsel.

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committed =, fyere ~
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ne "o', ..,..e committee 81
1..1 Sad ia, Corbctt.
80. :, 80 resolution ~ MAKE
-. L BaU counsel Of
i''''hD''I
we ,'"' ,,s.....,. .,storcot added that
'i +tL., p.,,fe ala, o. counsel
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men' y $50 '"''','. ,,' 81, se pa Ave-
f''hf 10 We 80. rr Lehman
'n 49,. ,d 4, Vvrrs had agreed -
,ske the n1siiion ~ me meeting mat
fhev wanted 10 have theif own com
,ni,,ce continue. but thai 'hcy changed
ihoir plan after Judge horfah .,
G'Rrieu made his statement on D'""''
90 Mr.. Clsfin, when was 20 'h''''"@
ing 20 al CREDITOR.
The statement con'lhneo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Two Italian AviatOrs Killed

Noyara. italy. July - Giovanni
Msrccllo Cavig,'a. pn ayihioL and has
passenger, CBmilotti. were KILLED TO
day by fall Of 500 feet with their
aeToplane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Holds Up Orphaned Children.

When Nine Ca!laux. booking worn
and d.. was conducted INTO the PMS
rrers' Enclosure for the ninth dag -
her trial. she shook her head yearly
and c,ouchcd On the prsDncrs' bench
with her face buried IN her hanGs as
Naitre Labor greeted her. She was be
coming vgibly weaker a. the sitting
continued. and appeared UNCONSCIOUS
81 what was occurring IN court a bot
water bottle was placed beneath her
feet and a cushion a. her back soon
after she entered the court. Near
whue. Fdouard Seligman continued his
address. ~ one ~ the Attorney rep
rcscnting the slain editor family.
"Thc sons of GastOn Calmettc asked
ne ~ bring them % this court - seek
Justice" he said. eve refused - do
%. but do nos forget gentlemen -
The Jury. with what anguish The or
pnauq await your verdict. You have
heard witness after witness speak 10
nyaisc Of The late y. Calmette. There
has been only one dIscOrdart note, and
nat came from j. Caillauz. What
connection with the case has the
fortune of the murdered man. How
many millions must man nave 10 Or
der 20 permit his beng assassinated
with complete impunityT
Following MaitTc ScuPman came
Naitrc Chcuu. and his cutting araly-ls
Of the actions ~ Nmo. falllauE on the
dav of the tragedy was 700 much for
the prisoucr She collapsed ana fell ~
heap on the HOor - the moment
Chrnu was sayI =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

c4ilLAUx Trial MAGNET FOR PARIS CROWDS
tr gree = ne les9'e tg1-e n - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29
Piiiless with Prisoner.

81 will speak u nothing except The
assassination Of " Caimette. VII
AK the accused whether, when thc
aroke % her love for her daughter.
she thought Of the two children 81 ".
Calmettc. whose pictures never leii
him. shall not attempt ~ ~ mo
the biography % Nine. 'aillauT she
a. 4 cool. sensible woman without emo
ton or pity. She has tesra only Tor
hcrgcG
"She worked With tenacity 70 break
up her lovers home. You zee Tho r..
suit the mistress trIumphed over the
lawful spouse They are bound up DO
oacb other. IN their happiness, ln thor
bopos. even IN their murder plans. VI
Caillau1 is man 81 inOrdipatc ana
linitlesa ambition, whose power rests
on hi own audacity and on ~" Tear
he inspires.
IN. Caillauy omitted 10 tell his ~lie
Of the assurances gwen ~ Pf'sidont
Poincart that talmettc war incapable"
Of printing private letter.. Jh"y DID
not fear that What they feared was
the publication Of the rcport by victor
Fabrc on the Hochct'e twindlc.
"Thc husband violent words al the
lunch table decided the wife 10 sub
stitutc herself for him, and rh" pre-
pared the nssnssiuatiOu with a. much
calm a. society woman httlng IN
calls between two tea phrhcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

Portland Ne.. July = Mrs. Helen
Il. Angle, ~ Cresccnt Beach. today
refused 70 comment on tho verdict Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-29

The meeting was held 81 the Office
az Gould e. Wilkic. Wall IT,, VINO
gave out the following statement
The question Of declaring di'i-
doud ~ this time on the common STOCK
was discussed, and. although The treas
,ror reported that the net earnings Of
the subsidiary conn mes nav" be'n
more than sufficient 10 meet dividend
requirement., nevertheless, because 81
oresent conditions affecting me H. u.
Tlsain Company. part o. the htock Of
mich forms part o. the securities
,,,ned b. tho Ass0ciatcd Merchant
r,mpsny. which company % turn D.
ogped in large part By the United Dry
goods Coiopsnies. II was deemed 'nef-
,.dieut 10 ,sLo any action - thc pres
snt time In regard 10 the declaration 81
. Dividend on the common stock Of the
.sAiSa UIxReeas Cea1anies."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-29
The Circle Missing !.

Vermillion Plain Talk: Those
who have been in the habit of
voting the straight ticket by
putting a cross in the circle at
the head of their party ticket
will be disappointed in this state
this fall when they 60 to vote,
and to their dismay they will find
the circle at the head of the tick
ct missing. The last legislature
amended the state election law
by taking the circle from the
head of the ticket. To vote a
straight ticket at the coming
election it will be necessary for
the voter to make a cross in front
of each name on the ticket.
Many voters are not aware OF
this and it may be interesting
for information for them
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-29
An Early Day Resident.

W. A. Moegler, of Redlands,
Cal, one of the early residents
in Milbank, who had a meat
market here shortly after the
city was first laid out, was spend
ing a few days here last week,
meeting the old-timers and rel
atives. Mr.. Moegler is brother
in-law of Charles and William
Schaffer, and of Albert Pufahl
in Melrose township. After
leaving Milbank Mr.. Moegler
went to Duluth, where he was
engaged in the meat business
until four or five years ago, when
he retired from active business
and went to live at Redlands,
Cal.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-29
Missionary Society Notes

The Womans Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church mel
at the home of Mrs. j. A. Fuller May
1st. The devotional service was led
by Miss Bridges. Roll call was re-
sponded to by missionary news
The vice president presided at tn {
meeting, Mrs. Stafford Leader.
The topic for the afternoon, IA
Mystery Meeting" Mrs. Dotson read
"Monuments of Mexico" Mrs. SAT-
ford read q leaflet entitled melinda
Rankin. first Protestant in Mexico. .
Mrs. Fuller read "Figures and facts, y
an appeal.
Mrs. Kyrk read leafiet on "Giving''
Miss Bridges, the field worker for
the Deaconess Hospital at Brookings
S. D., gave fne talk on the work
with the Red Cross Relief society
during the big flood in Ohio and In
diana last year, and also spoke OF
her Deaconess work as Missionary
and doing evangelstic work among
the people in the mountain region OF
Kentucky and Virginia.
Miss Bridges is one of those pleas
inc personalities who will be welcome
wherever she may go. We are glad
to have her with IS for the afternoon
The meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs Stafford. Our next meeting viii
be at the home of Mrs. Henry Dotson
June 5. Every member should be
present as we must elect Delegates to
90 to the District Missionary conven
tion to be held at Andover, in June.
REPORTER
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-29

A number of complaints have
been made by drivers of autos
of small boys who make a prac-
tice of deliberately running out
in front of a machine and staud-
there until they scarce have time
to get out of the way. To them
a misstep or a miscalculation
as to the speed at which the auto
is going might be the cause of 9
very serious accident, and it
would be we'll for parents and
others to caution the boys who
indulge in this practice to desist
from it before some boy is badly
injured.