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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
FEM INDICTMENTS
START UNION WAR
Internationals TO Defend Ac-
cused-Uniteds Promise New
Murder Evidence.

The United and international Cloak
and Skirt Makers Unions we're busy
Yesterday hurting defances AT each
others heads. At an afternoon meet
ing the international cansmen passed
resolutions Of support TO their officers
and members recently indicted FOR
crimes ranging from assault to murder
as result Of "Dopey Benny Fein's
confession.
The United members gathered, 1000
strong. at Webster Hall in the evening
and retaliated by plcdging their sup
port 20 the District Attorney and agree
ing 10 tel! him Of al least four muir
ders and numerous assaults which
Fcin's confession did not include
The lnternationalists attempted 10
hold a rival meeting outside the hall.
but were dispersed by the police. THIS
is the international resolution which
stimulated their United opponents IN
their decision 20 finish what "Dopey
Benny" began and TO declare that the
recent arrests were more than JUST
fed:
I'VE are confident that The only Of
fence OF which the indicted men are
guilty is one that merits me applause
OF all honorable men namely. the up
lit Of the workers Of their respective
industries from a state Of abject slav-
cry TO that Of self-respectIng union
men Therefore. be IL
Resolved, That the joint board Of
Cloak. Suit and Skirt Makers Unions
Of New York City in meeting assembled
pledge their answering loyalty to the
men indicted. and promise to leave
nothing undone 10 viadicate the names
Of those intrepid fighters for the cause
Of labor
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score by innings follows
ZBYSZkO HURLS
PERELLI TO NAT
Polish Wrestling Champion Wins
First Bout in Interna.
tional Tourney.

Wladek Zbyszko, the indicated
champion OF Poland. had no trouble
in overcoming Giovanni Perelli, o.
Italy. in the international wrestling
tournament for the championship OF
the world. al the Manhattan Opera
House last night. The bout was OF
special interest TO the crowd. simply
because of the presence OF the hercu-
lean Pole.
Zbyzsko went about his work in q
business like manner, and after break
ing several holds, with ease picked up
Perelli and threw him 20 the mat.
The fall Jared the Italian. and a few
seconds later ne was pinned 10 the
mat with reverse body hold.
The most humorous match was fur
rshed in the victory scored by Will
helm Berger, of Germany, over Her
man Girig. of Switzerland, with q
double arm lock in il:42. Girig took
an especial delight in twisting his op-
ponent's ears, sticking his fingers in
his eyes, and soon descended to kick
ing the Teuton in the shins.
Old Leo Pardello never Wrestled bet
ter than when he threw Engelbert
Standeiski, Of Morsvia, in the open
ing bout OF the night. He seemed
Ike the fardclIo OF nftecn years ago
as he slammed the Morayisn around
the mat.
The summaries follow:
First bou. Leo rardelo. Hab 'hfss En.elber.
s'auiel.hi M0reVa With 'hres quarter nelson ana
head hold Time. l1 900.
: ond bout-ksr ropisill. Bohemia. threw A
Mue' er Snonia. sii hip lock 1iue. : 90
Third boui-llui He'ou'ss FINLAND thres So
a. LASER. Austria. With head All ch,nceD hold
Tine. Is
Fourth bout G-ors. Lurich Russia threw Hen
r-o silva Portugal. SIN ho,iy hold Time = ~
fifh bout -MladeA ZnJsko. Poland. 'hnes Go.
ssnni pere.h. lsy. with reteps. body hold TIN.
80
Shih bout Wilhelm BeLsf Germany. ihre.
Nsrmsn Girls ssitEeranl. Win double lock hold
I1ms ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
GOVERNOR CLOSES
DOOR TO STILWELL
Netoes Bill Designed to Permit
Ex-senator To Be ParOlcd
from Sing Sing.

"A r1r SfsT tofrssl Nn.iei' mn ITO lfib'.'
Albany. Nav 20 Governor Whitman
consigned 10 the legislative grsveyal Il
to-day the bill OF Assemblyman Carroll,
~ New York. winch u - UNDERSTOOD
was introduced IN The interest OF eX-
Senator Stephen J. SulWoll. no" m
Sing Sing prison for eNtoruon. inc
bill provides thai, except one charged
with murder IN the first degree, prs
Oner never before convicted OF a CRIME
may be paroled after serving hall o.
his minimum sentence. TINS rs the
second bin Of It's kind that has ap-
peared in Albany since SNlwells con-
viction.
James c. Cropsev. District Attorney
Of Kings County, appeared before the
Governor TO oppose the bill ana hled
his objections IN brief.
Il guess the bill will be found IN the
morgue," said Governor Whitman, when
asked about il later.
The Governor vetoed the bill OF As
semblyman Simpson, Of New York, pro-
hlbiting a life insurance company from
requiring persons borrowing money
from il 10 patronize certain fire insur-
ance brokers. The Governor said be
did not believe the measure was en-
forcesble and saw no reason why If its
provisions applied TO life insurance
companies il should not also affect
other corporations loaning money.
Governor Whitman signed the Mac
hold bill providing FOR river regula-
ton by storage reservoirs. River reg
ulating districts are 70 be created into
corporate bodies with the right of emf
nent domain. and each is 70 be under
the control Of board Of three mem
bers appointed by the Governor.
Another bill signed was that of Sen
ator Simpson giving the board Of water
supply of New York City power TO
make rules for the protection C the
potable water supplies Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
TO BURN SEA RACER
IN HIS FIREPLACE
Yachting Enthusiast Buys Planks
of Old DauntleSs, OF
COrnet Fame.

New London. Conn. May 90. Mem
cries Of creaking halysrds and the
dash Of ocean spray against the cop
per-covered hull Of the old Dauntless
will pass before the eyes Of John Deer
ing as he sits before his fireplace IN
Oakwood, H.. and vatche, flames squirt
from the oaken planks of the once trim
racer
That heartbreakine contest FOR $40
600 bet-yeen the DaUntless and the Cor
net the Cornet winning will be re-
called. John DOering heard OF the
breaking up OF the old yacht and sent
TO ESSEX. Conn, for a cord Of the
starch oaken planks, saturated with
copper. The bluish flames that only
such wood can give will flicker in his
fireplace with the recollection OF the
earlier days when the snip knew only
the blue of the deep.
Before its final degradation the
yacht was converted into a houscbost,
but il was never reconcilcd TO such
deadly idleness, and on February , Of
this year silently sank during the
night. She was built IN 1865. and was
owned BY many famous yachtsmen,
among them James Gordon Bennett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
MORE GOLD FROM ORIENT
Yokohama Drawn On for
S1.OOO.OOO Shipment.

The Internat onal Ranking Corpora
ton yesterday engaged in Yokohama
FOR shipment 20 New y ork by to-day =
steamer SIO00.0O0 no gold. making p
total o. S9900.000 taken from the
Orient since the beg ming ~ he year
No further gold engag meEte from
N" Bank Of Fngland's supply Al Ottawa
were announced yesterday, but II was
believed thnt n addition 20 the $500
600 engagement, made on wednesday,
by Iazard Frrres 100000 more viii
come here consigned 20 he same bank-
ers .n She near future. This belief W.
strengthened when London cables con
vcyed the information that Inc Bank o.
England had sold another S2.5o0.0o0 in
gold CON.
Responding 20 the s;eadv pressure o.
offerings against the continued heav'
exports. demand sterling declined ye,.
terday 20 ASA and cables 20 i.IsI.
Francs established another new low
record. checks selling al 5.42 20 the
dollar and cables SAW. Italian Ira
were also very weak, checks being
quoted ct 5.s7'9 and cables $751;
One prominent international banklna
house was said 20 have been a buyer OF
100000 in sterling exchange, whllN
well known trust company was cred
tied with being heavy seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21

German can best be determined by
watching events"
Frank Parker Stockhridge Joins the
STAFF as managing editor. lie wax for
tvo wears city editor Of "The Globe. o.
later political editor OF "Thp Circin-
nau IweS-Stsr.' and since 1912 man
aging editor OF Popular Mechanics
Magazine"
Mn Mcclure, founde. OF s'NcClure's
Magazine" viii be president Of the new
corporation and editor M chief.
Henry |. Stoddsrd. editor Of "The
Evening Mail said last night: "The
proposal for the purchase OF the CAPT
tai stoc OF the paper will be submitted
IN meeting next week. and no doubt
VIII he accepted
"rhe talk that syndicate Of Ger
mans VIII take control IS pure moon
shine. \ Few months ago a substan-
ual looking German called on US. lie
informed me that there were four pa
pcrs IN New York City on the market
18th Evening Mail" is ono Of
them. he said. You may he three
quarters right. but for your purpose
this psper Is not for sale. ! told him.
when he made known that he was ne
gotating for some Germans"
Mr. Stoddsrd said that negotiations
were not a matter OF recent date, but
"of many. many months. Talk about
a German syndicate is nonsense.
For myself. intend TO retain a
large interest IN the profit and 20 be
actively identified with It,"
An Albany dispatch yesterday an
nourced the formation Of the s. s.
Mcclure Newspaper Corporation. Of
with 4 capital Of $4,000. 900.
OF which S2000O0O is preferred and
entitled TO so per cent cumulative divi-
dends. and 10 per cent OF the remain
ing surplus profits before any dividends
are paid on the common stock. The in
are Frank p. Stockbrdge
r !. Lsmbin. T. Z. Niles and J. {. Cook
al Of PCS Broadway; +. l.. Orvis. Of
1916 Lexington Avenue. and William
f. stephens. o. 2i6q Grand Avenue. The
Bronx. The directors are :. s. Nc
C.ure. Frank +. StockbridGe and +. L..
Orvis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
CHIEF GOLFINC
PRIZE GOES TO
MRS. STOCKTON
Leads Field in WOmn's
One day Tourney on
ApaWamiS Links.

70! the second time IN as many
weeks. Mrs H. Reeve Stockton, OF
Plsinfeld. won me gross prize in
cne-day tournament Of the Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association he'd
Yesterday over the links - the Aps-
wants Club Her score q ~ Vas the
only ore less than hundred. and there
were more than forty competitors.
There was tie 70. the ne. prize
between Mrs. {. r. Smithers. % Mas
sau. and Mrs J. L. Poole. OF Apsvamis.
with respective cards Of lo4 10 ~
and lo9 - 81 Mrs. Smithers Won
the play-of.
Subsequent 20 the handicap there
VAS putting competition on the prac-
tice green for prize offered by Mrs.
{. Il. Dickinson. Of the home club.
Mrs. ". A. Holman. OF Hackensack.
was returned the winner. She took 81
puts for eighteen holes.
Handicap scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
MISS BJURSTEDT
KEEPS WINNING
Advances to Final Round in
Pelham Tourney - Miss
Clare CaSSeI Victor.

Miss Molla Bjurstedt. national in
door. Olympic. metropolitan and Nor
wegian champion. worked her way into
the final round OF the Pelham Country
Clubs invitation lawn tennis tourna-
ment yes'erdav The impCtuous girl
from foreign cl:mes gained her bracket
b. defeating Ms. Frederick Schmitz, a
former national indoor title holder, by
a score of 60. "a
Miss Clare Cassel defeated Mrs.
Barger- Wallach for place in the semi
finals'iu desperate three-set match at
-. 13--1l, 3. The women were
on the court for four hours before the
issue was decided. Miss Cassel's skill
in scoring on placement shots finally
battling Mrs. Wallach's remarkable
steadiness Miss Cassel and Mrs.
Marshall Mclean will meet to-day for a
place in the other backet in the final
round.
Miss Bjurstedt oyerwhelmer Mrs.
Schmitz by the severity Of her hitting.
and whenever she charged to the net
she usually finished the points by a
perfectly directed placement ace.
Pelham Country clubs Women's ln'taiion singles
IG9 Miss G'rG ''',el a'S N I r,.i 49,
SchmiH Won from Miss Marie Wagner ty default
Semi-rns roInd-Mis Molla Biurste1t deieate.
Mr. Frederick Schmitl Go. 6
Doubles second rourdl Mrs ". " Chapman
and VI. Mar,lail Mclean defeated Miss Florence
Balm and Ms Fullerton Weaver. 3-6. -.
o. = Mr.. A Graham Miles and MI Edna Mtide'
defeated Mrs Is q Briggs aud Mrs S,hmlfl. t--3.
C-3. Mr. Ca,sebcer and Mis-, Marian Wander
loc' located Mrs " II Pouch and Miss Edtu
Haldf. 80. o.. q.
Mixed doubles ,hrst round) Miss Marie Wasne'
and A J. O,tendoH defeated Ms Cssscb-er saa
IlTorl ri zgI =. Mrs llauWftu and &
Watson defest cd Miss T. II Moore and Witherbe,
ack. lI-l3. o.. Mrs. Mclean and ~ llomsn'
defeated Miss HANDY snd T. Hohe 81. -. Mis-,
Blur,tedf and \ schinye defeated Miss Rowson
sud g. & North f--l. t-2. Miss Csssel and y &
Bag. defeated liiss y coward and = Rcl argsol.
g. 90 Mi.s Nildcy ana r. J. Leonard defeated
Nrs Miles and = Briggs. 6-.3. 81. Mrs " ,
Briggs and u y Rogers defeated Miss Florence
sheldon and y. {. Noyes. 6-3. %.
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of WarShipS

Ts,masisr + IS MORSE. to naval station. CsIite
Bosisasn BERrEAN DAVID. detached recei,ln.
BoaiSuain A Vi ANpERsON. detached rec.i1lr.
Machlui,t GEORGE kIEGESNLR. detached Wesi
\irginis t0 lfoqu0is.
MARINE CORPS
MAJ n G. BERKELY detached 1T Brigade Phna.
10 command Marine Bauscds Gusm
Cap, DYLK detached Marine Barracks Ne.
orleans. 20 duty o-ce Judge Advocate Genera
Csp'. II. - SMITH. detained Georgia. to naval
CAP II / BEASS. detached Marin. Barracks. 10
81 Regiment. l.. Brigade. rhils
'omrany First Altsnsc Bsse school. Phll1
Cspt. \ MARIN. de.a,aet i-'lisisn,a, TO In
Pas Lieu. Z. r. sINcLAiE. de's.heI Mime
rh.' Lieut. 4 MILLER detached ieh 60
Fls Lieut. W g WISE Dr. detached Marin.
Bs-raos. New York. io command marine de'ach-
second Lieut.. u. = BARRY j.. de,ach.d Arkan.
"a. 70 ls 90. A. Bsua Ton Annapolis
Prs Lieut. = u CoNGEH. detached lrh Co .
Marine Barracks. Pensacola. To Washington FOR
s,cand Leu r g HUNTER Jr. detached Del.
Second Lieut. VI T. II ~. detsch-i hansr. 70
2o,h 60. i'' bh.'dG n,ls ,.,..,., .,., A..
lJ Brigade Phi... 60 Marine Barracks. Ports
Second Lieut. VI ". hlNbMAN. dtfafAed MATHS
R,rrscks Norfolk. 20 Delaware.
second lAeut l. " WILLIAMS detached Marine
Bsrrscis Guam 70 Naval Hosp. Mare Island.
Second Ileu q. " NAN Hoo~L. detached tlrst
Brssie Phrs 10 Miuneso'a
eerond Ilsui \ G. DEANlNG detached l3ih CO !.
d. 10Th CO. Ti1i Brigade. Pi.la.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
A TRIPLE TIE ON LINKS
Produce Exchange Golfers
Hold a One Day Tourney.

A day at golf for members Of the
New York Produce Exchange was in
order yesterday at the hnollwood
Country club. Coincident with an
eighteen hole medal play handicap was
kicker's competition. William VI.
McCord. with a card OF 79-4-15. took
the net prize in the former competi-
ton, whil2 there was a triple tie in
the latte; between Lorenzo Daniels.
F. B. Macksy and {. ". Ten Brock
The last named won the play-of.
Later in the day four ball foursomes
were in order, the winners being II. +.
Kidd and +. +. Finey. with l56 net
Kidd had ss-7-sl and Flney 81
Is 10.
The following scores were returned:
HANDICAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
fFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Mas a..

ARMY
cap, HAIRY F. RETHLRs. Oh u. detailed
70 A. ,scaa,G,. r. 70 r. i;Se s'',' Als >
c4pi sftNLEY Ross q G. a',isned i's'h
20. Coast AT. 10 tao erect June 49,
CAPT SAMUEL V. HAM relieved from ae,sl L,
U &. remain on present duty unih further
r,2, lieu, =. LLrwErLYN Bull. esl IN. AID
second Lieut. CHARLES A SCHlMMEl.FbNlC.
s, Ss.f A u rI Mi6 FT" " wnTyET mi
.p,iio Of ssn Ff.nclsco. TO Manila tS Transport
LEAVING san fi.ucisco shout June .. ana re.'n
Ie.1c, q sb.ercc-Fir,t Lieut. FRANCIS 6,
pELANo .o.>' A. wy To mosa'h, ,' uPo I',l,
d.,. second Lieut. RALPH " Wilson GO, T9s,i
q MORTNIEK ~ tid. An. tao months upon
arrival 10 l. :.
Commander & G. DAY. detached New Y9Ts. 20
command BfooAbn. VIC ,ommsndsi ~ H.
Commander l. l. BENNETT. detached Rhode
Island. 70 Command Hancock. vice Commander
conmsnd.r 't G. LINc6LN d,i.eh,i sou,h Caro-.
lns. % command Dolphin. vice Commander
RALPH EAhlk 70 H ,,ss s.,.,,.a .,.,u,,,.
Lieut., Com. " - C. ELLIS detached p,cihs
Len. com EDWARD MCAtLLY to Rhci'
. i,''a aor M 4 j. uEpBURN. DETACHED Bureau .,
sean Ins Nav Dept. May =. To- SCUM faro
lima --.
Lieut. Com 4 T. FAIRFIELD. detached NAth
Arsd June 20 command McDuugtI. vice Lieut..
CON L. . PALMER 10 New loh
Lieut. ~ u STARK detached Brooklyn. q ni'n
torpedO stsiiou. NcWp0r.
Lieut. A h ATKINS detached Pitobuffh. 10 ava
on personnel rar commsndef In 'hei. f,cin'
reserve feei. -
Lieut. Junior sad.l G. " CROSSE. detached
N.,s Ac,d 'me = 20 Missouri
Lieut. Junior ssdel ROBERT GArEWOOD. CON
uissioutd
oloNiug enslsns detached receiving ship al Ns>
York to vessels or Iufy Indicated RALPH MAR
TN Tsrs II GUTHRIE. Nebr..ss l.. II
AGRELL. South C,rolins: II WALLACE.
Nsmtut. J. Il PALMER. AylHiu. J.. =.
o'kEEFE. K4 h " BROADBENT 10 come
tion fitiug out WAdsvorh and dIy on bosf,
whom conimissl1nsd ~ PAGL n conneciio-
tuins out Cushing ard day o. board Sasn cg-s'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
Jim BUCKLEY ON
BOXING WARPATH
Wants TO Know Why Jim Coffey
Sidetracked Gunb0at Smith
for Jim FLYNN.

Jim Buckley IL on the wsrpath. and
his knives ere sharpened for Billy Glib
son and Jim Cofrey. Buckley declares
with vchemencc that Coffey hasn't SUI
fcient nerve 70 carry him across the
street.
The reason for the wrath is that
Dublin Giant when Gunbost Smith was
practically assured % the plum.
What's all this ! hear about Cofey
fighting Jim Flynn"' Buckley demand
cd "Shure. the GoOner walloped Flynn,
CoTey wal,oped him; every good mar
he ever fought licked him. and now
Cofey wants 20 get match with Will
ard through licking him again. lts a
crime and 2 shame that anything like
this should be put over or the public.
IF Mr.. Gibson is 80 sure that COT
FEY is the best man IN the division, I'll
tell you what I'll do. will bet him
that the Gooner will stop him in
twinty rounds Shurc. he could sthop
him in three. but | wouldn't be humili-
ating him, no wouldn't"
Then Smith put in his voice.
There may be some men who can
beat me. but Coffey is not one Of them.
will give my share OF the purse 20
charity If | do not stop him inside Of
twenty rounds. ! would fight him with
one hand and beat him. He ran out OF
$500 for meeting me to fight Flynn,
and expects the public to fall for the
match"
The boxing bouts tonight will be "a
follows: Jack Hemple Va. Jack Dris-
coll. az the s.. Nicholas 4. c.; frankie
Mack y. Kid Burns. AZ Browns Far
Rockaway A. G.: Jack Toland Us. Chick
Nelson. A. the Vanderbilt A. G.; Billy
Dawson rs. Sailor Mitchell. at the New
Polo A. c.; Young OLeary vs.. TEDDY
Jackobs, at the Long Acre A. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
MOTHER MAY GET CLEARY
III, Her Anxiety Is Expected to
Make Fugitive Return.

William c. Cleary. Democratic boss
81 Hayerstraw. who has been indicted
for converting town funds. is about 20
come out Of hiding. II is said, on ae-
count OF the illness OF his mother.
She is grsvely Ill. and the absence
Of her son. whom she has not seen IN
several weeks, is troubling her. She
does not know that Clesry killed Eu-
gene Newman for clipping with his
daughter Anna. Friends OF the boss IN
Hsyerstr.w say he is not afraid TO
stand trial. but is hiding until he can
find q bondsman TO assure his freedom
pending trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-21
Harvard OarSmer
Arrive at Ithaca

Ithaca \. =, May 20 Harvard's
varsity and freshman crew squads,
consisting OF twenty-five men. arrived
here this morning. Wrsy said that ne
had an average first crew. heavy
freshman eight. and expected lively
races with Cornell on Cayugs Lake
Saturday. The squad is quartered at
Glenwood- on Cayugs. three miles from
Ithaca. and will hold practice rows
twice each day until the race.