The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1911, Page 2

| | ELEM SUSPECT WORKED FOUR DAYS ON ALBANY BOAT MURDER, SAYS EIRL Fifty-One Members of Ke nebec’s Crew Taken to Wil- lard Parker Hospital. ANOTHER SAILOR HELD. Taken Off the Purdy Banks, From Mexico, at Ferth Amboy. By order of Health Commissioner Lederle fifty-one men, comprising the crew and firemen of the steamboat Kennebec, which carries passengers nd freight between this city and Al- bany for the Manhattan Line, were taken from the boat, upon her arrival from Albany this morning, to Willard Parker Hospital, at the foot of Fast fixteenth street. These men are being held there until se'eriological tests shall determine whether or not any have been infected with germs of | Asiatic cholera. ‘The action of Commissioner Lederle | was prompted by the discovery last night that, for four days prior to last ‘Thureda: when Manuel Bermudes, a Spanish seaman, was admitted to Hell- @vue Hospital suffering from cholera, | he had been a fireman on the Kenne-| bea, Immediately this became known | to the health authorities inspectors were instructed to look up the Ken- nebec. The boat left Albany yesterday evo- ing. She was boarded this morning At the One Hundred and Twenty-ninch street plor by @ big corps of inspectors, who remained on board until she reached the Manhattan line pier at Houston street. There passengers and freight were permitted to land, but the mem- bers of the crew and the firemen were tetained. The boat was thoroughly fumigated this afternoon, but will not vake the regular trip to Albany to- sight. ANOTHER CASE SUSPECTED AT ERTH AMBOY. ° Another case of what is believed to be Asiatic cholera, entirely disassociated with those which came to New York on July 1 on an emigrant ship from {taly, was reported to-day. The report came from Perth Amboy, N. J., across | Staten Island Sound from Tottenville. The British mehip Purdy Banks, ‘rom Tampico, Mex., with a cargo for the American Smelting and Refining Company, reached Perth Amboy this Morning. Dr, C, W. Naulty of the| United States Marine Hospital Service, | stationed at that port, boarded the ves- 941 and found one of the sailors serl- ously 1 with an ailment that had all the symptoms of cholera, Naulty lost no time tn quaran- tining the Purdy Ba: Then he tele- phoned to Quarantine Station and at hie request two experts who have been aiding Dr. Doty in caring for the chol- era cases on Swindurn islands were sent to hi ® bacteriological subject. JELLEVUE 6USPECT ISOLATED! AND WATCHED, ‘The Department of Health took charge to-day of the case of Edgar ald to make examination of the Herrman, the Bellevue Hospital orderly |, whe was taken {ll yesterday with what|. appears to be @ mild case of cholera, Herrman ts being held at the hospital as @ cholera suspect. He is the orderly whe attended Bermudes while tha: pa- tent was in Bellevue. ‘Deere are indications that Herrman hae ® well defined case of cholera, but the bacterioloyical examination will not be completed for several hours. Dr, Bomerect, the diagnostician of the Board of Health, and Dr. Norris, the | Pathologist, are in charge of the case, | If Herrman, who 1s secluded in a tent) OM the hospital grounds, :n charge of a Volunteer male nurse, is found 10 ve suffering from cholera he will be {ransferred to Swinburne Island. jaturally there is considerable un- easiness among the patients, orderiios and nurses of Bellevue, Miss Gross, tho auree who atiended Bermudes, has shown no signs of iliiess, and she pro- fesses (0 believe that Herrman brough n his sickness by worry Bermudes is reported from Swinburne sland as being imp. oved eondion | y@ay. No new cases were reporved om Hoffman | . where ant nd Hoffman | BEATTIE PLANNED TO ELOPE BEFORE Beulah Binford, Under “Third | Degree,” Gives Motive for Killing of Woman. RICH MON broken by a | amination, int teen her ¢ in the ° case, made a jong statement to L. le | Scherer, which, the police deci the ir the police killing a atte last few we wed, abandoned h hin father would disinherlt him 1 his wife. that the violent 1 with wis wife quarre! it he few days wed with Binte woman ‘ory now is that he determined to be rid of his wife that he migit live with the “other woman.’ In her ow of the ational murder “L never knew any better, When I was a child iy mother was too buay to care for me or to tell me whi kirl should know, Then when I erred everybody was against me. If 1 tried this is the pitiful story to live right somebody would discover | who and what I was and 1 was pushed down hill again, 1 was ready to die for Harry Beattie. But I ws of Harry's old father and his baby when I said I would do that. Harry had them and a future before | him while there is nothing in sight | for me In his cell in the Richmond Jail Henry | Beattie maintained his placid attitude, incessantly smoked his cigarettes and strummed on his guitar, His cousin, Paul Beattle, who admits he purchased the gun with which the slaying was done, is in a state of nervous collapse in a cell a few feet away, Both men will be put through the “third degree” to-night, and the police hope then to estabiish the connection between them and a third man in the case, who, they think, was paid to commit the actual crime, — en DEAN DENIES LETTER TO BEULAH BIN ORD. Denying that he had ever heard of Beulah Binford, that ho had ever writ- ten a letter to anyone in Virginia or knew any details of the murder of Mra, Loutse Owens Beattie, whose husband is a prisoner charged with having killed her, Char Dean, whose name was mentioned despatches from Rich- id he was as much puzzled as auye ine Dean was seen this afternoon at the home of his aunt, Mos, Richard Hall, No, @ West Seventy-fifth a os in mond, Va, to-d he receives his mail, When told that} the Binford girl, now # prisoner fn the Henrico county jal, had made a private statement to the deteotives in charge of the case after recelving a letter from him, Dean declared th much puzeled os anyone how he could be mentioned ‘I do not know th ter to any one thers al and how they got hold of my name in Richmond is a puzzle to me." he 1 that he is a South. erner, but has been Iiving tn this city for some time. He also refused to tell his profession or give the address, w he lives or where his aunt, who Ls Jof the city, t# stop) cording to the Richmond despatches e Mnford girl, who was locked up as # witness soon after Henry Clay wax made a prixoner and with the murder of his young hy statement to the after receiving a letter trom This statement was not made detective Dean When seen after making this state- ment the young woman refused to say what It was about or why she should hove made it after recelving the letter, oo SHOOTS IN TRAIN WHEN HE DOESN'T GET SEAT QUICKLY sapects are detal We are not cerain that Herrman fs the cholera,” sad Dr. George 0 Han A, General Med.cal Supe eUevue and Adlied bivap. eruug “All that we ¢ 4 case showed sy » tO oder ihe pa sp is Lue orderly who 4 r ude i go when he ¢ (esunal disorder we immedia 4e@ Peuuuouary Beps. very pie Wn has been taken and We anueipa so danger at all, Phere ave vou pacients in Bellevue be the aeirman attended after 5 tie has been ewiy eon days te is t abd came irom Ven pears ago du wuld ad healiny. GOWWeTANTLY UNDER CARE OF SAMO ORDERLY. When Bermudes went to the of fst pa wile ue aly * * on © le ws is ind Virginia's most | » thinking | You see | ‘ot, where | Hans Jacob Rowe, thirty years olf, \ baker of No, 187) Second avenue, cre- 4 a panic tn the emoking @ Boston Limited 4 when he fired «| Valerian O'Farrell, Both have been o m @ evolver at Wal. | the Dlackiist since they were charged View roe Nags Ch ® ng up Magistrate Corrigan In FOUND DEAD IN SWAMP. i F ‘ : ‘ es i his aseeriiuns that the clly was suiler — 1 \ taxes & ing from te ey cr’ si kohieg Little Harry Levine Strayed From teket for | Capt. William Peabody, who has no . 9 4 vand tod the | peer on the force as an infor? | Family Summer Home in un n n 8 . Connecticut. ; vas bis | his crime HANOVER, Conn, July 2%.—Litele oe e | tion wie ha AiR ads Cala GBT Aa i Harry » four and one-half years | ney ignk chial Hein and’ Haas Meuiate vd, son of Anselm Levine of New York aie "a found dead to-d, | LV up and Wale WITNESSES OF sKILLING FUR: sorry INN RUN GYR Rail nN ont towe ent Ad te sd teed ne pnd then ik ance “rie | NISH POLICE WITH CLUE. Leving summer home here ae ae victory | From those who were in and avout | pH, came here on July cod hiimael w the revolver |* acoby jewelry store at the tine of | 13 Vacatt Soon afterwards . 1 T eae = 4 day evening th oy disappeared and subs 4 + ye able to get a better de- | quent sonroh alle’ 0 locateh im, , , ‘ st red taxtead trip 1 » had Jumped on him vie man wee) ANOTHER STEEL ‘DIVIDEND, c i an Kra rh Peg t ss boing hammere tion ‘a "United Staten TRpRComiean | ot} at the Grand Cen- THE EVENING _WORLD, ‘TUESDAY, JULY |Vietim in Richmond Auto Murder, “Other Woman’’ Prominent in Case “RED TAXI” MEN ESCAPE FROM POLICE DRAGNET (Continued from Firet Page.) muzzie of a considerable piece of blue hardware. {t.sized up about the calibre of a cannon to his startled ey “Throw me your keys," cried the man with the gun, over his keys. alae and Rosenbaum tossed But as he did so he back behind the counter and himself on the floor, Then, he th bombardment commenced. hear the bullets ripping through the woodwork and caroming about bis head Next the bombarder fled, POLICE BELIEVE HOLDUP MAN FIRED BLANK CARTRIDGES. The streets were fairly well filled with people and Baptiste Marches! and a group of his friends had heard the shoot ing. When the young man with the gun ran out and dodged through the passers- by on the pavement he headed toward Cornelia street. Marchest and his friends pursued and they were gaining on the young gunman when he turned and let go some more flame from his lam ra having The and in their numbers, and ly weeding them down and nen looked up. red taxleab which elusive way through: the two New York crimes appeared on the streets of River Edge, N. J., dv ing a violent thunderstorm at clock yesterday morning. River is five miles north of Hackensack, This car was seen standing in front of the post of- weaves its by residents nearby who got up revolver. ‘The police are convinced tha close ‘thelr “windeWar cuaines: the it was only flume and not lead that rm, Next morning the post office ‘ged from the baffled robber’s pistol The chase suddenly ended when the young man darted into the hallway of 7 Cornelia street. He fired two in this hallway, but there are no bullet holes to telf of lead slugs and ni one was hit. There was a halt tn th chase that permitted the man to escape and get a tep minute lead before the arrival of any pollc When the de up the pursuit found on Its side, The door blown off with dynamite. “ore was nothing amateurish absut but so happened that the robbers got little loot of value, Had they blown the safe a day earller they would have niade a haul of several hundred dollar: This River Edge taxicad ts linked with the car that figured in the shoe store assault, for the reason that the taxi Rosenbaum saw was covered with red mud, a Kind of mud that abounds In the Hackensack Valley, finally did take © was nothing to work on but hy Jeal narratives and ABE Sh 2 crosa-Wentificatic Rosenbaum ts sure that he covid pick out hie assatianc. |POPE HAS MORE FEVER, but he is Incapable of drawing any very HIS COLD GROWS WORSE. accurate picture of the young gunman. The most singular feature of this But, Doctors Declare Pontiff’s Gen- eral Symptoms Are Not Alarming. The condition of the Pope, who is suffering from a sore throat, was less satisfactory to-day acel, the pontift’s private physl-| blank cartridge bombardment and tts connection with a red taxteab ts that the red taxt was tn the neighborhood for tuliy two hours and {ts ‘hree passengers t that time drinking and carousing lin neighborhood saloons. This is not the usual preliminary to a daring rob- very, where the motive ts attual plun- ROME, July der. 1, and Dr, Marchiafava, consulting So keen {# Inspector Hughes to run| physician at the Vatican, found their down the desperadoes engaged in this} Patient with @ temperature higher than nesational campaign of crime that be] that of yesterday, when a ight rise bas prevailed upon Commissioner Waldo | above the normal was noted to bring out of retirement Lieut, Will | The gpneral symptoms, however, it 18 tant fom Duggan of the Hamburg avenue! * a station, Brooklyn, and former Detective or NEW YORKER’S BABY BOY FRENCHMEN IN SKY ‘FLY NECK AND NECK -FORAVIATION PRIZE Vedrines and Beaumont Thrill Thousands With Sensational Race Over Scotland. BRISTOL, England, July %.—The fly- ing race around Great Britain for a@ prize of $10,000 offered by the London Dally Mati developed to-day into a neck and neck contest between Vedrines and Heaumont, with only G. Hamel and Val- entine keeping anywhere near the lead. ere, To-day's schedule called for a flight from Edinburgh to this city oy way of Stirlipg, Glasgow and Manches- ter, a total Gistance of 383 miles ©. T. Weyman, the only American competitor, who has had hard luck from the start, had further trouble with his engine to-day, and abandoned the nes and Beaumont made the ctr. cult of Scotland, starting from Edin- burgh. stopping at Stirling and Glasgow nd proceeding to Carlisle during the forenoon. ‘Vhey left the Scottish capital at 3 o'clock, being delayed later at Stir- ling by heavy rain. In the early fying Beaumont made up some time lost on Saturday and Mon- day, but Vedvines overcame this ad- vantage in the flight from Glasgow to Carlisle, covering that leg of eighty-six miles in t hour and 69 minut Beaumon't time of 2 hour minutes. Reynolds, who arrived at Hthegate this morning, smashed his machine !n attempting to get away again. Astley aiso reached Harrogate this morning. ymann tried to renew the rac Leeds but could not make his engine work properly and withdrew. Beaumont left Carlisle at 122% and reached Manche: 108 miles distant, 63 o'clock this morning. Vedrin followed at os arrived at Man- William Kurzman, the Fifth avenue milliner fled on the North German Lloyd lner Kronprinzessin Cecilie to- day after having been in New York only a few da: His annual trip abroad was interrupted by a message ombination of the safe,had been lost, | 8 well as the outer key by which the| ombination wi hed. Mr, Kurz- man alone had the extra key and the! combination. Rather than trust them to the mails | he came back himeelf to open the strong States scout crulse ester |rived here to-day, and ‘s lying in the Gen. Leconte, who has been proclaimed | Commander-in-Chief by one wing of the revolution, guarantees to maintain order here, The situation, however, re- maine tense, DISFIGURING ECZEMA CURED IN 2 WEEKS Blisters Broke and Formed Scabs, Nose Covered with Them. Very Itchy. Used Cuticura Remedies, Now Hasn't a Single Mark. “My nephew first showed signs of eczema on the middle finger, and it came out like 8 blist His mother thought he had gott burn in some way unknown to her, and He must have rubbed his face with thi 4, as St then broke out on his nose the same way. When the blisters broke, they shrivelied up and formed sci His nose was covered with scabs, and it very itchy badly disfigured with un. his nose was sore, id It gradually became wosse #0 his mother took him to the doctor. 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