New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 10

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MPLETE PME BNISHERS AGENTS FOR GLENWOOD RANGES OVERLOOKING CAPITOL GROUNDS 56 FORD REET RTFORD WHERE QUALITY HIGRER THAN_PRICE. | bim. | charge with Grand Juror E | quite likely that he will enter com- | vpinion among officials that he is not | glve bail. word each day pays for a classified ady. in the Herald. You get :'esulis. That’s what you want. ‘unshaken, nobody else could influence ‘SHITH IS CHARGFD MERELY WITH ARSON (But Murder May Later Be Pre-‘ ferred Against Him Haddam, June 2.—When Henry T. | Smith, who is said to have killed his brother Willlam, at Haddam Neck in | 1909, and who was arrested after al struggle with a sheriff’s posse, was | arraigned before Justice of the Peace George Albert Dickinson, in the Haddam Town hall yesterday it was | definitely learned that at present there is na charge of murder against His arrest was on the charge of arson in attempting to burn the barn of Willlam S. Bowen at Haddam Neck Wednesday. A hearing was held on the arson ward B. Clark as the prosecutor and Smith was held in $1,000 for the superior court. Has Plenty of Money. It is expected that he will obtain Pail as he had plenty of money, but it is also likely that he will be ar- rested again on the charge of murder as this phase of the case is in the hands of State’s Attarney Frank D. Haines. Mr. Haines said that it was vlaint against Smith growing out of the finding of the body of William Smith in a swamp, floating in a pool of water, on September 6, 1909. Henry Smith, when taken into the Justice’s court, exhibited a moody dis- rosition. He looked ahout the room which was filled with Haddam folks, and then he gazed steadily at a wall. His demeanor gave rise to the right mentally, and State’s Attorney Haines said that it was probable that Smith would be examined as to his mental state. Smith was defended by Charles A. Peltan of Clinton and Rollin U. Tyler of Tylerville. He entered a plea of not guilty to the arson charge. Wil- liam Chapman and Oliver Brainerd were the witnesses. It was the latter who found William Smith’s body. Fires Five Shots, The witnesses said that they were called to the place of Mr. Bawen by a report that the barn was on fire. Smith was there. They called to him to help fight the fire and he sent five shots from a revolver in their direc- tion. Then he ran into the waod. The witnesses kept on trying to save property and put out the fire. While they were pulling out a carrlage Smith returned and said that there was a fire in the house. They left the barn and found a rear window in the house braken and inside on a polished table were three fires burning in ma- terials which had been gathered up. These fires were easily put out. Smith then disappeared. Smith’s lawyers said no defense woudl be offered at this time and the defendant was held for the higher court. It is said that Smith has $25,000 in his own right and is easil able to State’s Attorney Haines said that he expected to secure Smith's arrest during the day, that the death of William Smith may be inquireq into. SAVE CHINA, 1S VANGTU'S APPEAL Asks Countrymen to Stand by Yuan Shi-Kai (Correspondence of the Asso. Press.) Peking, April 30—Yang Tu, organ- izer and chief promoter of the Chou An Hui, or the Society for the Pre- servation of Peace, Which fostered the monarchical movement, has issued | an appeal to the military and civil governors of the various provinces and to the newspapers of Shangh asking them to support Yuan Shi-kai as president under a proper constitu- tional limitation and save China from further disturbances. Yang Tu assumes full responsibil- ity for the organizing of the monar- chical movement, and confesses the misfortunes which the movement has brought to China. He says in his appeal that he still believes the mon- archy would be thé best form of gov- ernment for China, and that it was a mistake to cancel the monarchy However, since the monarchy is can- celled, Yang Tu believes that all lead- ers in China should join the move- ment to support Yuan Shi-kai and restore order. He says in his an- nouncement: “Now that the monarchy has been cancelled, everything should be over. But some people go so far as to de- mand the abdication of the present chief executive. If this is done, not only can we not enjoy the perma- nent peace of a monarchy, but even the temporary peace of a republic will be denied us. But for the effort of the present chief executive, peace and order could never have been | maintained in the country for the last few years; and the woes of a re- public would have already been rea- lized if the second revolution had not been suppressed. You simply sug- gest abdication without guaranteeing anything. When the nation has no ruler able enough to succeed the | present chief executive, chaos will certainly be brought about. You charge him for having restored the monarchy, without realizing ‘that it | is the whole nation that favored the change, and that it is I. Yang Tu, Wwho first started the discussion. “If there are any charges against | the monarchical movement, I am re sponsible for them all. My views ar a choice lot of Seconds in both plain and non-skid types and are pleased to quote the following prices. 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