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“ WEATHER-=Showers to- ht; Sanday | eceeeesecoooooooooooooooe iG NIGHT | EDITION. + e OOOROO SOdeC SSO OLOOEOS: The " Circulation J Books Open to All,“ Copyrieh 101%, by The 1 BATE st BIRD GIR WAS THE CAUSE OF MURDER VERDICT AGAINST HIM HETTY GREEN TALKS OF MISS LEARY'S\""** “= UNIVERSITY PLAN Richest Woman Indorses the Declares the er Put Beulah Before Leading Evidence in the Trial. REPUDIATES THE GIRL. Cannot See How He Was Found Guilty of Crime— Still Hopes to Be Free. CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE, Va., Sept. 9.—Severe repudiation of Beulah Binford as a girl from whom he vainly tried to detach himself, and the direct imputation that the Jury judged him more for his indis- eretions than the tragedy itself came to-day from the lips of Henry Clay Beattie jr., convicted last night of wife murder. Any other jury, composed of city folk, with mundane views, would have been more mer- oiful, was the bitter lament. “Pearfully unfair," he muttored in his cell when asked his opinion of the, dict. ulah Binford.” he added, ‘figured Jargely in the verdict, more largely than the testimony of the Killing. These country folk cannot understand how a woman of the underworld can be crazy about you. They don't know when that happens how verv hard it is to get rid of her. CANNOT SEE HOW VERDICT WAS FOUNC “T have drifted along ng against Hope that something would occur to e able me to rid myself of that Binford girl, And once a woman of that kind feels that you no longtr take any in- in s for a usually seeks solace drifte 1 along waiting off relations with Sol In ince to break without baving her hurt herself ed hard top le her in the m me to proper life. Had this ¢ been tried in any court where those things are not un common, this morn 1 would heen a fr interpreting J Watson's instructions to the jury, 1 e how the verdict could have been an ng the jury w need by the sided newspaper reports before Thad case, | wanted to give out a statement as soon as I Was arrested, but Mr sm lawyer, advised against this “I have not given up hops I cannot feel that on innocent man wil be permitted to cuffer for this Aicoous crim Heaitle arose today showing little trace of the ordeal he had passed through. He smiled cynically when his jailer greeted him—and brought him hts breakfast “Y would like to ond Page.) (Continue: Warning! The Fall Renting Season Is Drawing To a Close. If you desire to move into a well 106 ated and modernly equippe d place of residence for the inter months. Don't Overlook the Great Display of High-Class Apartment House Adver. tising to be Featured in THE SUNDAY WORLD TO-MORROW Scores of Apartments, rent- ing tor from $1,000 per year up and located in New York's most select residential dis- tricts, will be fully described. DON'T WAIT "TILL T00 LATE 2 the newspa- Scheme, Is Not Yet Discussed.” but “Money THEN GOES “TO COOK. Up in Vermont, Backer of Bi Banks Becomes Mere Housewife. ! | that she and Mrs. chest woman In the worl announced Green, the ri on the with a Christopher Columbus a reporter fro; The Evening World called to-day o downtown office, N statue pen at her padway th spite of her seventy-s irthday two month yeara and anoth off looked in | there were roses in } liast week or two she ha For th at the nce of Miss Li Fifth . but in a few days she} Minutes in the alr he came to the will de her annual vislt to Bele] Kround aguin the ‘applause was spon lowarkt taneous and hearty When Miss Leary's announcement] Atwo Reatty’s machine ig shown to Mrs, Green a merry [4nd He ascended grad twinkie came into her blue eyes. ‘Then, | "lly and put the without more ado, she carefully dic-| through Its paces, A figure “eight |tated the following statement with Braces Alps at each loop, was a THOUGH QUAKER, RICHEST arene via be Tee WOMAN IS BROADMINDED Pee ee eae ne Rell the “Misa Annie Leary is a close friend | White for y joy ride. ‘They wailed al of mine. Her father died six months | Rip acanee ahead of my father, and we met at th sent We have never had AA Ax she i the : Bata eam pee am the T shape. © Sopwith turned his machine se RU RTED ee mans ward fand took Grutam W © out ove much inters [2 07 sce tam later Bes, TTY PERFORMS STUNTS, IN 1 work that ~ man, CLUDING A CAKEWALK rd for t | good of my country always been one. seem to be dying out. jon, and I am not sot in my views, and that owg’ mindad in Vu sons. But up o the pre and I have not talk prominent ps ent Miss LEARY’S LIFE WORK, Here Is Miss Lea sive to them at first hand the histo! (Continued on Second Page.) ‘Oo. (The New Yerk World| |. {FLYER OUTSPEEDS [BURGLARS BEAT RACING AUTO ON | GIRL AFTER LURING BRIGHTON TRACK) HER MOTHER AWAY Sopwith Flies Two Miles at 50-| Bind Her and Leave Her to Die After the Countess Annie Leary had Hetty were going to erect a great university ghest point {n Staten Island in memory of best of health, and n visiting No. 1082 But Iam not prejudiced against any other relig:.| working op the yt, statement cor POPOP LOR LOO EERE LE COOEEEEEOEODEEEE EERE OECEREDESEE SE OODISAEEEEEEOEESEDER SEDER ESOS OSH O DOS 2OOS20b808 eecccececsscosboce ASTOR FAVORS REMARRIAGE; MARRIAGE THE HAPPIEST STATE “ongOW that we are happily married I do not care how difficult divorce and remarriage laws are made. the most strait-laced people in most of their ideas, but believe remarriage should be made possible, as marriage is the happiest condition for the individual and the community.’’ “wes VI PT gs Nees)! ‘The Press Publishing NEW YORK, SATURDA y, SEPTEMBER MO, “1911. Foot Height, Beating Car Handily. CKS IN AIR, Beatty Does Stunts That In- clude Aerial Cakewalk After Coney Flight. Svectal to The Evening World.) BRIGHTON BEACH MOTORDROME, Sept. 9.-Under per ndl- five of the best known aviators In the flying game this afternoon gave a war and thrilling Hights at the old Brighton race track, Claude Graham-White, in a Nieuport. monoplane; George W. Beatty, In @ Wright biplane; Bugene Ely in a Cur Xj tiss biplane, and Tom Sopwith, with a Blerlot monoplane, r red by Hany N. Atwood, in Beatty's machine, «lid some of the cleverest work ever feen at an air meet In New York terrgtory. From Manhattan Beach to Conty the boardwalk was blocked with spegtat For miles the roads do/ted as residents took advantage of thar bulld- ings to watch the spectacie, The tendance at the grounds was ‘small ect weather « tions, series of § ' | were a, MILE DART OVER CC.URBE. Sopwith added a fine featvire when b m on | Started at 2.45, in a bipl to race o,|Seainst an automobile driven by At- wood, They went two fast miles ix]@bout the track with che aeroplane ng | Heading handily and less than fifty feet above the automo After beating the auto, ) eXecuted a lot of ne fancy figures over tle tle .and wh His « after twelve trol was pe "2 ee] Keatty did of flying at the opening of ernoon's card, He Ytarted at 210 and «i acefully off the track, After a » down the ake walk int over the ce did the and swung to the track, w and aga T]he spiral jump, has told wt her niversity on the old Lear a long, swift n Island, and the bronze at 2.3 ’ stopher Columbus, In fact, | ugly machine a con wit ng fOr @ Gintyar to bel wings as it came down the track, Then given Oct at Which wil’ be manyl a. ¢ started to sputter and t me from the mone pat is #1) I care say for the present with /esnect to the project a ter CULMINATION OF COUNTESS | cerning the university and bronze statue | memo picyire of to Columbus aie aan Hie | “My university I whall regard as the} , culmination of my /dfetime of charitable na enectantact work, It will be Zndeed the culmination | taxing eahila Grannies of my whole life, 1 wish to have on the] winite w highest point of Staten Island first @] pot) ir aa Roar adl utah? BRADKT E gigantic bron#e statue of Christopher | pais, Columbus, the discoverer of this coun- jalo etiiie . bar wel the poor and op- |) oo re cheer yp esrtaple re ahaa ot tevery 1 who come to this country eS Alan Say than poor and oppressed, 1 want the Me university to be ere to fit them for | PArNNs Ml . ae cp Ir : life in fis the greatest of nations, The| ion Gucar C,_ ioexe fox wi university shall teach to t [iris ites’ eonuiatnina’s ae ane thing that is taught upon the { Raiaylnie eatin that a la theearth, It shall teach them the gen-|¢ fifty pounds, The way tis tert of arts, that of music; and it shall | 56 pment @ scout 4. With t au ry | a ane could t ments about thr ahead of an army, average march SOPWITH BEATS AUTO IN TWO-| » found a coil of rope with which the | by Gas While They Ran- | sack House. BUT ARE SCARED OFF. Neighbor in East New York Hears Cries and Rescues Young May Cleneghan. Over the telephone to Mrs. Mary Cleneghan, who occuples a one-family house at No. 19 Doscher street, East New York, an unfamiliar voice deliv- cred a startling message early to-day, “Your son Richard has just been bad- —-Statement of JOHN JACOB ASTOR at Newport to-day. LAbAadadssadAdsbamadnAchhaddaddrhhddiddddbsasrdAbdbdpdcdae ddtdrAddtt dd ad hh dhadhddadadic 12 PAGES I sympathize heartily with GHT EDITION... Sunday NI PRICE ONe ENT. | ‘ASTOR MARRIED AT NEWPORT ma A CONGREGATIONALIST | a, John Jacob Astor, Second ly hurt in an aceldent at the corner of Fulton and Crescent streets, He's call- Ing for you, and you'd better come right away.” Alarmed, Mrs, Cleneghan hung up the recelver, called to her ffteen-yeag-old daughter Mary to mind the house! and rushed out. we She had hardly turned the corner when three men came from the adjoin- ing corner and slipped quietly into the areaway. Lifting the lock of the grated basement door, they let themselves Into the dining room. May was watching her mother and did not gee the men. But she heard their footeteps and start- ed downstairs to investigate. | In a mirror at the foot of the she saw the reflection of the men. screamed with fright and stairs, One of he men darted after her, atching her by her foot, dragged her, face downward, into he dining: She fought against her captor, who kicked her. The other men beat ler as she struggied. One of the men aught up a towel and tled It about her | mouth | The and o room, while two of the men held her, third went into the kftehen and robbers bound her hand and foot, draw. the line so tight that ft eur huge welts in her limbs. ‘Thay carried her |upstairs and into the bathroom, where [they tled an end of the rope to the vucet In the bathtuls As a finishing touch to thelr brutal- ity one of the men turned on tne gas in the bathroom while another closed the little w. ‘Then they closed the do ent downstairs again. Them woked the dining room Out of ey took all the silverware caus, chiff went through and clothen elo They spread a sheet in the dining nom and were ty! up thelr loot, a gold wateh and chain, clothing, Mnep and siiver, in a big bundie, when the loor bell rang Frightened, the men fled, apparently Across the been rung by @ ng to ge Hut the sound The bell had idler, who, fall- had gone away. of the bell had attracted A response e attention of Mrs. Slater, who lives na simila seat No. 17, Mrs, Slater went toa window. ‘Phere wasn’t a soul n sight, but heard a muffled scream she started on # run toward the Wise next doc The doors we a window a of Kas alm astened, 80 she broke mbed in, The fumes whelmed her, but she «in thme to see down with the rope ran toward the Ma MII] abe nly and the towel angin ely round her neck, May at worked herself free from the faucet und had clawed the bath room ddar von Mrs. Slater's screams @roused the neighborhood, and brought Policeman Jueckle a few minutes ahead of Mra, han. discovered whan reac oft acetdent to her son that ane alled away by a ruse May, who had fainted dead away, was revived after much Cle who had she red the se wave Thompsu the t twen curate description of none of whom are over axe. h $14,767,863. t. %The output of the ‘Transvaal gold mines during the month all records, The total f August broke MAY ARREST GROUT RUNAMAY KILLS AND CARRY HIM TO. STREET-CLEANING. UNION BANK PROBE SUPERINTENDENT Cropsey a mee Right to Com-| Tobin Meets Death as He pel Attendance by Court's | Thought Danger Had | | Dna Decree. P: In a decision handed down to-day| Richard J. ® district auperin Justle m in the Supreme Court lent in the et-Cleaning D Kings ¢ granted an application of t, was almost Instantly killed, and James 8 paey for permission to in-| nie driver, Anthony Ellenorto, fatally struct Sheriff to inane a warrant for sive at 5.40 o'clock th athe Wace the arrest of ut to com. | PUT or ade pel his presence Super. {the horse they were drivin Second Intendent of Banks Dodge, |avenue became frightened at an ele condu. who !8 estigation into yated train at ¢ Hundred and Twen- the affairs of the bankrupt Union Bunk | yy second street and ran away of Brooklyn 1 pienorto to: s head as the horse Mr, “ropsey's application was made a R week ago, after Mr. Grow ad ined | bolted and attempted to seize the ins to attend (he inve * he|from Tobin, who was driving, ‘The was Informed | sforeh matters | horse was turned and smashed the upon which he was to be q yugKy against an elevated pillar, thre Justice Putnam says nothing in hts | PUKKY by ing both men out his will e ruling of the Court |died @ few min # after, Ellenorto simply deals with the ht of the in skull was also fractured and the do: tigators to compel Mr. Grout's at-|tors at Harlem Hospita’ say he canno dance. Mr. Cropsey contends that if) survive. Grout can be legally compelled to A Lwhbe Wan cauieshue vente ala attend he cap be legally forced to! iveg at No. 916 Kelly st Bronx testify. Mr, Grout Is granted five days : Mant aslaventh aivaat which to take an appeal, if he so de a Wits casiinte Distalon or Ringx Got MORGAN'S FAMILY SAILS. does not ait un —__—__ TWO KILLED IN COLLAPSE. number of ounces of gold mined was | 713,407, the va of the metal being BPe | proximately $14,757,863, Three Other Men wred When Wall Falin te OF CINCEANATI, Sept. 8 Tw n were killed, another fatally injured and pont Morgan and 1B. Monga two others urt to-day when the wall Henry P. Da Morga of a new biillding at the Aa Gant ed : Company plant ollapsed ¥ " “ were working on the wall at the t ; The dead are John Sigman an 1 W. Pettering. Willlam Dieter w an wa fatally crumied. It ts believed 4 a : neavy, rain of last night undermlaca and: Flees ‘ foundation ff shes * wall é M : " Matercom yea op ing um je Rosen couataey tie ut a deal for f 1 ae a Pa Mills, Ambassador Ba to his post af 1 ‘ , ers ch e, T » aid i wer (Word i ree vet oue Beckman 400, ng alow pleasure ne oe The Rev. Dr. Lambert of Providence Unites Him to Miss Madeleine Force, His Son and the Bride's Parents Witnesses. CARPENTER NOT JOINER OF THE LOVING HEARTS Vincent Astor Said to Have Persuaded Dr. Lambert to Officiate at the Last Moment. (Special to The Evening World). NEWPORT, R. 1, Sept. 9—Col. John Jacob Astor, forty-seven years old, the divorced husband of Mrs. Ava Willing Astor, and Miss Madeleine Talmage Force, nineteen, were married at 9.45 o'clock to-day in Beechwood, the Astor villa here. Dr. Joseph Lambert, pastor of the Elmwood Temple Congregational Church of Providence, performed the ceremony. Contrary to all early proclamations on the subject, Carpenter Edwin S. Straight, the venerable one-time Baptist minister, was not the joiner. The bridegroom’s nineteen-year-old son, William Vincent Astor, as best man; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Force, parents of the bride; her sister, Miss Catherine Force; Mrs, Elder of New York and friend of the Force family; former Congressman William P. Sheffield, Col. Astor’s Newport attorney; William A, Dobbyn, Col. Astor's secretary; Thomas Hade, an old retainer of the family, and the Rev, Joseph Cooper, a Meth- odist parson, were the only witnesses of the ceremony, which was pere wmed in the drawing-room, which had been packed with American Beauty The bride’s gown pearl gray. Her mother wore Astor-borce f0- | black The climax of th 1bout with kinetoscople Ninety ho! lea parts and Dr, Lambert hustled | is ASTOR FETCHES MINI- RIDE IN BOX OR STER FROM PROVIDENCE. roses, was yac WO) bridegr » the girl bride and the ther and sister, arrive in Newport Harbor at 7 A. M. A grey - mist hong ‘he water, but Vincent Private Coach of Capitalists on | Astor's lookouts sighted the “Nom th © murk and wig-wagged the rl bride's The t Noma, carrying the $10%-' over Birmingham Special Is pd on te Soe T ah in a fe ent of preps Jeraile aration all nig Itsy multitude of wine | er tiled, lows were abla with Nght before the Tews eenceateen \ t Astor achieved what sleep he mak : leo while ashing about In moter ® Dasse train! cars. He brought the Rev, Dr. Lambert nm way betwee New wn from Previdence in a mile-a-mine ist south of this elt terday. | Owing to the speed with which young Three cars’ were overtu vut none] Astor exe his various missions all of the passengers was inju although | was int at Seechwood when e train was les an hour| the Noma sighted. Mrs. Force when’ tha Aasie 1 from Fairfield, Conn, in the frst ape Sarat en poute “to Eee train up, and was raeing for Birmingham to inspect a new ratiway | ‘te villa im an automobile hateseas wh special ear . vening In box was w |DONNED HER WEDDING GOWN ON BOARD THE NOMA, ara tor iam, The party was in charge OS. Briggs, esonting Morris] Affaire ) arranged that the Bros, bankers, of Philadelphia, and tn. | Meetest ver a OETA Ee Ae, luded G. H, Wilson, of New York; mb wars ne Dost: ang Cae aA ORP Pads Sa tad y iding were due to peal f haa “ " re that the Noma t Heney Alba, ¥ a arr, S| Had ph 1 ne harbor, Vincent : ig : \ va ne over the waves to t. ’ Mi mudhook had slid A. ol, Astor and his rae LAAry Warsiom; 2¢| were waiting at the rail fe Oren a « M Force had 4 Hach Misnsiler parel by electric t i ue vas ploughing along ‘re ere voxom of the ocean, 4 is father in a few New y { hu. ; tences that all was \ ' n Rey. Dr. Lambert, as rk ready for mained only BEULAH BINFORD BARRED aoa ee BY TWO MORE CITIES. Pred 8 Ol and get the ) sweep him there, ; 1 Was waiting with pen t 4 ther Woman’ in tt With these breathless remarke HARLOTTE, N, C., Sept, 9.--May nt 1 kiss to his stepmothers ata iatlabs ac P movin » he 1 ack own the ladder shows that he \ ar tims land jumped into bis motorboat, Zipt eves be wettae iehnd and he was across the bay, back tate \ \ anes omens