The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1911, Page 2

ES TOS. Se eR inal 12 minutes and % e#econds, after a pretty exhibit! 1 Fred. Boot of Marshfield, Wis., the only man who has thrown Gotch since hi ed the championship class, was Introduce: Minneapolis, Joe Rodgers ant Young Farle, heavy: Weights, Ww on for the next inary, Packey McFarland was # to referee, diplacing Wal Who offelated in the fir Joo Rodgers won the scissors and half Ni and 2 seconds, ' on again, with mil Theiry, Packey M Farland’s manager e. Poatl won with @ crotch and half Nelson, in 15 minutes and 15 seconds GREAT OVATION TO GOTCH OVERFLOWS FIELD. Tt tacked four minutes of 9 o'clock when Gotch came from an aperture in the grandstand, and walked alow! Hick followed by Hix trainers, to the arena. | At sight of him set up a shout that was deafening and continued for fully five min} a battall camera men got busy, Meanwhile the band played “Hall, Hall, the Gang'e All Here od ‘owd overfowed from the > the feld jose the northwest corner of s corner were Joe Rode 1 and Ma ng 1 Uke a statue, while his seconds and ‘trajners took their positions beside him, He showed no sign of nervousness as he stood up to b ephote rhea. | A oment later Chief of Police Weeny and Assistant Chief ¥F Schuettler walked up to the arena a announced that all by had been de- red off by order of Chief McWeeny, | MoWeeny announced that no rough tacs | ties or ‘gouging’ would be permitted, At 2.05 Hackenschmdt ered the | quilted aquare. He also waa greeted with prolonged , but It was clears ly apparent that the sympathy of crowd was with vt ae Umekeeper for Hack and ¢. Car. Tol of Chisago for Gotoh. Wrst! | was selected as timekeeper for the Em. pire Athletic Cluv. Then followed a vanch of Introdye tions. Johnny Cou- lon, Fred W and othera bowed ac- knowelt, nta Wh « any with the! Marquis Queensbury: Last Kad Smith, the referee, was introduced In Hack's corner weve Koch, Ame cus and Dr. Roller The announcer megaphoned that the match would be the best two out of th falls, pin falls only to gount. ‘They Vegan wrestling at 2.15, ALL. GOTCH FROM THE START OF THE CONTEST. From the moment the two # Gotch. They bulled head to head, even nine minutes, and then Goteh, by a lightning movement, crotched the “Lion” and got behind him, Hack was on the defensive gnly a moment, however, and regaining his feet, tripped Goteh by But the hampton allowed his opponent to have the advantage less than thirty second By @ quick shift, he regained feat, Then they “bulled” aman, wit! they surged backward and forward acroxs the mat you to Induce nh dived so quickly tha C eleven months, didn't the eye could scarcely follow him, and |*NOW | Suddeniy Got te next instant Mack was underneath him, lying flat on his stomach, with the mpion clutching one of hie legs, Gotch then tried for his famous toe Ing up tty rt hold, while the crowd went mad with pe rh aed aL Ith objections and After Menry haa ing a letter to Mrs. Binford regarding the adoption of Boula ayed |4°Rutw produced the letter and the for head holds, with Goteh always the | PMGomer wae forced to admit Snat Be Fr, and then came a feint for a] BAG written 1t, @mith clamorea is vain bs for the |*® Prevent the Gclight. But Hack slipped out of the champion's grasp, and again they fac @ach other standing, Gotoh began smile, seemingly: as though he knew had the match cinched, They 7 son, followed by a « which threw Hack to the mat GOTCH’S FALL IN 14 MINUTES An fnstant later Goteh's le twdned around the Russian’s and his arms encircled the “Lion for a croteh and body hold, It was all off in an instant Hack was probably the most sur a Person i the crowd, but everyone was @urprised. It happened so quickly “ Gotch gave a scream that wad audible} the all through the couldn't realixe fall so ensily The time was 1 minutes 18 1-5 ‘The wrestlers began the second andst er husban 1, Bh won 4m the same manner ae the first—by Pulling, head to head, and sparring for @n opening They arted to wrestle at 9.41%, shak- ine hands, ag though Hack realized that |@% twenty this would be the final fall. Hack tm Mediately began butting Gotch, In an effort to outstrength him, every play with an Strength. Both men we GmMch refused to shake off his smi Ak 3.47 Gotoh went behind the Russion With @ leg hold and dow recond he had his fatal toe ho Hack sought desperately to brea Hack evid would break and the Rus resistance, turned |, The time wae 6 ) seconds, ——>—— t Goteh met iual show of which after a brief show of on his shoulders Rernhard Brandt of the ji of Dost & Brandt of No, 263) Weert b way was severely burned to-day when fire started in the stockroom, The cern carries celluloid wi which are about a8 combus ing powder, 1a Candies, le as blast. While Mr, Brandt and his partner | him, whil {re Were making out bills a couple of work. ten were piling up stock Suddenly a took fire. They eputte Uke fireworks on tne Fourth of July. Dost and the two men got out In safety. | Brandt got mixed up in the pyrotechnics and his head was vadly burned, Deputy Chief Binns and his firemen Stopped the fire with $5,000 loss 6 —————. ‘THIRD RACE AT WINDSOR, THIRD RACE-—#700; handicap; three- year-olds and upward; one and t Xteenth miles—Cariton G, 103 (Hell), @ te 1, 5 to 2 and even, w Jength; O1 f and pile of celluloid han. les and puffed | by one MoCahey), 8 to f, cond: Busy, 109 tol and 6 to 5, third Stratier, Star Charter and Aldrian also ran 7 to (Diggins), 9 ‘Time, 1.68 1 Ble John Johnac THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, * & & ing the interval ¢ was Henry Ordman of | 1 and Young Sampson then came | on the Thureday night preceding the homicide and commissioned him to buy & shotgun,” said Lawyer Smith, “No, sir,” the prisone: (Continued from First Page.) answered. had wanted any firearms to get them?’ Sect! A legal argumont ensued and the Beattio said that at that tim had gone to Washington. This was a i relations with Beplak y Wendenburg. @ week after I met her.” uu wend her to seh Bintord for anything of that kind “Did you see him Thursday night at Beattio related that the Binfords had demanded money from him following the birth of the chia, ud was finally forced to because they hired « lawyer. ‘After that I was the laughing elock All the boys guyed mo for he continued with a “How many within a week o1 times did y two before the mur- was at the store about a That was since we 1 benef Be declined to but to get he attle was mixed up @ bit b: t wrest-| burg on why he Jers stepped on the mat tt was all | way." week or two before. talked about putting his brother David Into the navy and about the property out of which he salad my trying to cheat him.” “Did you see him that night? “ in the store early. nted her out of tho “Did she have such an influence on as they did three years ago, ov exactly | you that had to send her ; she never tad being #0 easy,” Ve said he was go- Ing to Richmond and asked me to take him over after the store cloned.” you know anything. about his going to the pawnbroker’s shop or buy- ing a gun?” i “Did he bring you a gun? "No, atr. ‘The prisoner sald that after taking: Paul Beattle home, he went riding with “We had two punc- ‘She got a pump to get rid of her? any Influence ¢ ‘How old was she when you first had anythtog to do with her? DID NOT KNOW IT WAS CRIME, clever leg, work, ‘PRISONER SAYS. hen, under the law, of ac didn't know teh the aggressor. Rreast to breast | 20Ked older.” “Did you think that you were the father of that child?” Buelah Binford swot Inquest I was not its father.” Heattle sat calmly @ he told the atory ear-old sweetheart, you were guilty ' nearly eleven months” wan @ crime % ton to recall iburg, a former witness for Prosecutor Wenden- red to allow It. want anything te interrupt “* sald the prosecutor. relations with to interrupt out of the r influence over to commit a “now? “In Jall,}toward the j I reckon, where the prosecution can get] life. Time and again this until Judge Watson was forced to stop out next with/the witness and tell him that TOOK HIS WIFE THREE OR FOUR TIMES. “In that week and the week preced-| all the information ing did you take your wife out?" “Yes.| ‘YT asked Dr, Mercer !f her out the Sunday before, the] anything f could do and he said no: the Wednesday before.| that my wife w week." Binfora In 1982" “When were you married?" . DID NOT LOVE BINFORD GIRL; LOVED Fis WIFE gard Beulah Binford running with nan of the town." With questions as to the detatis of rela “How did you x watched Na client like a haw A gh i tly dented wett- | rohit autly smile played over Three or four ‘On the night of the murder, ‘Tuse- ‘time aid you leave your COLLAPSE. Yolock. X got! The prisoner's head fell forward on his child, Wen- ttl eafter @ the machine ont of the garage. I had ort distance when I saw I had a fist tire, % had to jack rear of the car and fiz it.” }o you kuow how long it took you?" “Judging from the time Z left my house} said that when he saw him end the time Z got to Mr, Owens, it must Bave taken an hour.” Benttio dectared ne had loved his wife for » year prior to the marriage. cross word to her, “Ho one can “% never sald a of she to me,” he added. contradict that. I never knew any ten- eon for her being unhappy I told her all about my relations with Botlah Binford and the fact that the obild hed been blamed on me.” “Did she knew of the resumption of ' relations at Heattio described folk and the wo nights he-spent there mission of the letter. seat in the lttle ro | and @ large crowd had gatherea on the fawn surrounding 18 1-3 SECONDS, the little red bullding. were en- | suniight It was a day of nf the rare days of The crowd came skin during the trial. Ina farm wagons and rigs of every deacrip- bringing loads of people house where my wife was. Louise was the baby, and f Kissed her, sit. ide her and talking with her. Mrs. Owen cnme in later and said Dr. Mercer was coming. “Did you play ae the baby?” ‘Yes. E walked up and put my nenes in its mouth for it} a hundred y word tat I didn't want her to bother tio mond hearing the prisoner's story. and HIN Carter, lawyers for Ked out for the prison. sutor Louis 0, bade her good. She had told him, s to Danville to li er's Interoets, wht Wendenburg « Wateled for new points In the prisoner's seconds. | sta it] Beattie, HENRY BEATTIE BEGINS HIS TESTIMONY, ng sworn Foattic gave his age where she tntended lead- to save her we have had your wife belng unhappy has come mother-in your life that} he was golng fifty miles happy?’ “No| that the ear jumped twe wasn't the first 6 anything in ‘our wife to be She had no reason to be. TELLS OF RIDE ON WHICH WIFE WAS KILLED. Owen home. “ptate what happened after you start-| Beattie categorically denied the con- ed on the automo’ woman and give reputation was suc iildn't Kean her at home, and her sister asked 1 that her sis Dusiness with } d the keys to the store, op H! the buying of men's shoes and furnishing goods for He had been in business about hat's no proof that T loved her, T had helped anoth woman under the same circumstance of an hour, Somebody | ta!) suggested that my wife take a wrap.| Ms hoine, but de Tom Owen| Conversation related by Paul. ‘Why didn't you follow the man who fercer to be| shot your wife?” the prisoner. wi |. We went down the mMidiothiau| asked. ‘Turnpike to @ drug stor 4 finally the druggist came, and went back to Paper. HA Ae Beh EXPLAINS “DEAR KID” LETTER, “JUST A LITTLE TAFFY.” seld, explalned the couldn't be fonnd, bronght out bis raincoat, & prescription from Dr. A then took you ever had any confidential ly was afraid that Goten | relations with him, or ha Jeg with the t vd | inthnate? ans of love briim- took the prestription fill it, while stood on the running board about ten nifnutes talking with he ever run around with your” I only eaw him when he would come to the store to get money or something, and he was never left IMPORTER BADLY BURNED. |smisute withovt being watenea. ene Me ene Oenae only time I've ming with ki . “How do you explain the extrava- fant language in that lett that's just a Uttle taffy or gush that you give to @ woman of thi ¥ ‘Mow, did you love Sewlah Binfora?” love a woman couldn't respect ‘or trust.” Your wifo 1H @ good humor?” I paid hit for the prescrip. tion, bought some candy for my wife and got into the car and headed up the Just as we got to Mr, Owen's house to return my wife sug- Gested that we take a little spin"—— | m Paul in the last Year was when he came over to the store to get money,” teclared he had told De- Midlothian Pike. wax one of the AS A result of his Hel- son with the Blof Lawyer Bmith recurred Henry flatly denied all of aul's story of being commissioned to rohase the shotgun, If you wanted a gun couldn't you Donght it yourself? “Oertainly,” The witners declared he aia not see |Panl the Thursday night before the | killing. On the Baturday night befor Paul cathe over to th ning, he said: . aia you intend ty glass of wate, Beattie sat wilent, within a few Smith waited for the c auiet after a « running slowly ant when the sep wife suggested that isoner'# testimony had sub- Secret?” “You had ao conflas “Mone in the world,’ FIRST MET BEULAH WHEN SHE “HELD HIM UP,” you known Beulah in the vorld.’ 9 in Paul Boat- awed the third car | the murder, ‘What's the number of your cart’ | member, store early in the “© told him to wait and 1'4 carry him over to Richmond. He waited ani we left for Richmond about 10.96," said the witness,” ‘Then Borttie denied ine for line, visit to the pawn- “State more of that ride.” ‘The tast thing Tean remem: | Owen ahd Dr. Mercer hel we turned around was a row |! which my wife sald would | she Christmas trees and the gate |er to m hospital, bat he said Jead. T remember asking 2 se “Mow long hi story of Paul’ md tho purchas joner related that Bet Jeb Binford and Wonrietta Pitman iad held up his automobile in the «| and asked him to take them for MAN. FIRED SHOT; ; Seg FELL DEAD. Do you know where ¢ what happened then.” » neserted that he rroborated a part of F he night bot denied anythin “Henrietta Pitman was th whe didn't go for a ride with u turned we w Mt the loft hand aide of was 80 close to me that I had to puton| “When they asked what you did with the brakes so ax not to hit him ,;HE WENT JOY RIDING WITH BEULAH BINFORD, “Please state if you met Paul Beattlo ‘What was Beulah Binford's gen yatation at that time? se ee ety To-day she sits sits gazing at her summeét beaux; but to-morrow—still, who knows? , BEATTIE TRAPPEDIN A LIE ON WITNESS STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE | #irl running about the town with any- body that had money.” “How long aid your relations with Beulah Binford continue?’ me and said, She fell between back of the seat?” “Yes, 1 kee him it Wit me on th | being over her wal man ran up the road.” “Tom Owen," “Was your at the en inquest Hi story ae he ha Kager and ea: able counsel to ati declared he gave Owen dead." He reached for ip the room with it| trouble yor ") “Ho, w.] with the body of his wife, crossed the Belt Line ra! li fession that Pa Thursday after the killing, ng with Paul led every I rattled on aps on foe ae WAS DEAD. nd we did this} “Can you wh it was th stopped epassed|to use both hands for th wife into the‘lbrary vil send fe dead,” HIS WIFE ahe wv found? “Dr, Mercer fou footboard of the machine, a mile or a Did you give My, Owen cers all the am the n cam vad. He] 1d show them . e spot.” SEPTEMBER 4, 1911. ° plenty ot room ‘Then I put reached over to/| ‘Me pointed the gun top or I'll shoot.’ 41a not want to aggravate him, so I eapeciaiiy if 1 had wanted them | gata nothing, As I touched the clutch ‘he fired and my wife fell back of me.” a back and the In the space of a moment I jumped out of the car and started toward the man. the gun to hit me. Tecaught the gun as none. Tle let lowe, and, alanced, T fell back. There has been something said about blood on the gun. Tom Owen aald my face was bloody, I picked up the gun and the “Who wae the fret man you told? fement to Tom ,made at the Coroner's ¢ Beattie began to argue earnestly with the jury that this was his original told tt to Thomas Owen after the tragedy and that there were ho contradictions in it. that the detectives could not de telling the truth when they told of the con- Bun she would flicting, etories ihe had told est he leaned forward ry and argued for te the ease Beattie's attitude at this time made a distinctly favorable {mpression nd the police PRISONER SHOWS SIGNS OF a glass of and for fully a minute he paused. he went on with lis gruesome of the night of the murder. descrthed the “tal! bearded man” and Tange it was {n the dark behind the car, After concluding his recita night of the crime, Beattic Paul's visit to him the next evening. Paul brought him a message from Beu- lah Binford, he said, expressing sorrow, and he sent back word “That he did not |! want to have anything to do with her, “Did you tell Paul to tell Beulah | ° that if she bothered you during this will her, if it took T just sent In detail Beattie told of his ride home He declared anh He told of stopping once to light his nts and of the tragic arrival at the i said Henry n the v ‘Well, after getting the gun and ing him running uv the r: next thought was for my wif wae lying on the left hand side of the car. I had to step on her ars in, I felt her pulse, but I knew I couldn't tell, betng excited, whether she was a doctor at Tom Owen's, my Wife in the left seat. Mer heed dropped forward, and, holding her | with one hand, I ran the car wit ed that you take the| other, A little way down the wont ont, I fixed my wife in the and jumped ont to fix the lights. Ut the lamps and went on to Mr. Owen's , what happened? hows passed—one was golng | GUN AND PRISONER'S CLOTHING, ‘How fast did you run back? » about forty miles an hour, T was] forty or fifty miles an hour.” r left a lot of WAS TOLD BY THEM HIS WIFE hough, that the ¢ vearly two feet when it did cross. the that number look anything like | ‘elt Ing tracks, ‘There was urn where T had to let go of my Wife pe an ambulance 1g 0) ing into Le Xaimination, t » Watson al lowed | Kestlebers vke the vd What was t umber cart J asked Mr, Smit D1," satd Mr, i the | tenors | mation powsttte Jtold everybody at LC kne This Coupon Entities the Helder te Cast Cae Vote for the Most Pepalar Man in Greater New York, who, om Sept, 11. 1011, at the MARDI GRAS FESTIVAL AT CONEY ISLAND will ve crowned KING of the “Carnival of Flowersand song” Week of Sept. 11, f vote for., | | Contest Closes 12 Noom, Sept. 7, 1011, | | | WORLD anor, ORAS ween VOTES to EV | Seat Sean, Executive Committee. 1 ‘it wasn't there, a:4 1 ips it had been jolted What deaeption of the man dia “E told ev absut six et tall with) AUTO LIGHTS DID NOT HELP! ription was @ guess “Did you know whe! white man or a negro Was a white man.” “The detectives have testified that you showed no signs of grief. How was that?” “Well, there were several ladies at the house and when the detectives came they were all strangers to me and I! | tried to compose myself to give them /all the information I could." “Whose suggestion was it that they go out and find the gun?” “Mine, but they all told mi no condition to run the car r he was a “I think he 1 was tn | “Do you remi aber pi the car Wanted my car, and I got my brother give it to them, T had nothing to do Is there any reason why ble he came over if it took hundred years?” T Gidn't want her to bother me “Paul Beattie has testified that he came back on Thursday to gi answer ftom “Why did you ask that?” that afternoon Detective @cherer had the Binford girl. I told him f atdn't elling him anything in the wort about my relatio: not to let it wet out to my people.” pid Mr, Scherer intimate to you for the erlme “Paul Beattle sald when he saw y you expected to becarrested. Did you say so to him?" “No, alr.” DENIES CONFESSION TO PAUL BEATTIE. Beattie testified that during his tat with Paul, they were sitting on the porch with several other people within| hearing. “Now, Paul ttie has declared | that he said: ‘This thing looks black to me,’ and that you said, ‘I wish to loved me and only married me for money.’ Did you ever make that sta: ment’ fina out there was a number six shell | in that gun?’ Did you make any such wtatement?” “Hi in Sandifer add Luther Wells, decl ing he did not know he was to be rested. thought they were going to Binford girl into the cage and T ga 1 the information T lef: I told Sanifer and Wells that I wanted to call up Paul and find out if) the police had been to see Beulah, That A sharp nrrument ¢ med as to Ben lah Binford's being produced in court, counsel for the defense ceciaring the girl had been held in jail incommuni- | cado, Judge Watson said it was not his | impression that counsel for the defense was prevented from seeing her and that | if it wore not the intention of either on the her from § in And, he wanted | \ prosecn tion intimated that it intended te call \ her Inter. Heat examination was then res sumed and he denied emphatically that 1 been on the Midlothian turnpike the murder that night not there at tie time state land Snyder, a witness for t | “Tt has been testified that vou iden-| tied that gun,” sald Mr, Smith, “WIR you tell all you know about (hat gun.” he next ning Ww i found several people w pind and we all assumed t the gun with which (he committed: IN COURT Sheriff Gill brought to the courtsra both the gun and the blood-stained ¢lot ‘of the priaoner ‘Was it possible for you to sasntity | That was the only gun | ody naturally co gun with waleh m Hill Ca r the defense, then sald he defense desired to have Beattle get Into car and demonstrate to the jury | how he claims the shot was fired end | how his wife was seated While tie car was being sent for the asked —permissta call M. Ke 1 to or Wenden Lee Pasohal, owe of t from eat B of the murder and teetitied for the State was asked if he romembered the num of the ear which he and the other boy yaw with the Woman on tie left run- | the gun, what a! yeu say?" “Mle aeked if Z wore going to it had put it into the rear of the car, They ning board, He said it Was “DLL” | Court adjourned for juncheon at 115 ecovessfor King a per. |] with ‘at the | Were velt Hne crossing” with counsel mnstration | during | uetion body he was tie rec of Bea full of beard.’ blood-drenoned as a dark night, wasn't itv”! The 4 court-hous Thera ara woods on both sides of| thing |the spot where the murder occurred?” | aminat “Yeu.” then Wenden burg Al CELTIC PARK, MILE IN 4.201-5, he Evening World.) ‘ "Kiviat, ts the winged fist, shate/ 'DID NOT WANT BEULAH 3)N.| ‘ered the track record In the mile run FORD TO BOTHER “US.” Jat the annual games of tho I Park this afternoon, while 10,- national Kiviat Uistance In the slashing seconds and fin- r of the fifth at) corked a hi Jat Celtic around the blood spot?" “A lot of de- | | tectives were there that afternoon, champlton’s s negotiated ing the car.” time of 4 minutes od | 'shed second {nto the road from the| West the Paul Beattie on Wed-| dortul and Sod who Bodian sala choos btey Papper, who managed to beat the Trish: | " Am ate 414 you tell Paul Beattie that | 2ouncement of the new mark was th if she bothered you you would kill her | “eal ‘The an- | k by five yards, e applause ry fence-breakers young to the in e was not game effort, that It might be considered a motive] iam Ta Abel second; 3 yards), track record Handicap—Won + Hughes, Ozanam 100 new handicap j won Jones, God T hadn't done it, thougp she never | S70": On “Mo.” neil “Panl Beattie sald you remarked: | A, ‘How in the hell did those detectives attache 10) Metre won by Robert Clough Beattle told of his visit to the home| J. 1. of Attorney Smith {fn company with John Powers, 1. ond heat won by Ja Hal Heiland, ‘[ told Mr. Smith,” sald he, “that I] ‘Timber Toppers of the n sweep on the 12 made a © hurdle event, way with his brother Bob in the up position, Fist organization br. n the final of the 100-m of the features of the programme tape one attached (se feet of 114 feet 9 inche 120 feet Inches Yonkers Y. jump Stale, tion. |W. third, SCIATICA or NEURITIS QUICKLY RELIEVED BY EE ae Be ithe OR ra NARCOTICS iuarnnteed to rellave the. moat stekeee ott itheuina tiem. eur is Facsimile ese timonials from “Peomiuent veo G Al. 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