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were grouped around tie machine Ward, nervous and excites over loving thie Way At the very outnet of his t peked for volunieers to guard his mae enina from body on the & wt aviator vimaelt, ATWOOD WITHDRAWS ENTRY PROM THE 'FRISCO RACE. HN. Atwoo!, ot » dietance air lig te Ang @ messare Lou Dispatch to 7 * « from the New Yor ca t Fra Teel, Atwood was ve Oren Ward's! More (Se Made | Favor Statute Requiring Ein- Start to-day, but reach Gov Ske baviery ve wis in we Against: Mr Watson ; ployers to Compensate the ¢ conspicuous £ bearing tees [ee | Agee anit tie eb ‘aw After Arrest for Shoplitting, | Workingmen for Injuries. art returned to Ma y wy Pee Me re ee as t the Governor's Imand ferry \ iL Lit announced his wii hdrawa SHE IS HELD FOR TRIAL. |TOACT AUTOMATICALLY “When T entered the coast to coast | trip” he said, “I understood that the ——— | ein conditions called for a start either from | i : . the Atl cr Pacific before Ort 1 Lawyer Devereaux Declares|Plan Nationwide Legislation Now [learn that the conditions make It | : i os ; necestary to finish on or before Cet. 10. She Took Gems Afier | Which Will Force Payment “This puts me out of It completely 1! | J wouldn't start from the Atlantic Coast Nureing . % | Suits By the time I could get out to San Fran- Nursing His Mother Without Lawsuits. kleco and start back 1 wouldn't beve a) subi : AS matter of fact, none of these; Mra Ty Watson, a twe fou Spe ¢ rapenaue of ‘The “Yellows has a chance ! have figured the ! nurwe of rather attractive ap SPRING LAKES N. Jy Sept. 13.—t irtp down to the closest basis, and It batik } mu ples com voip eeed an audience that taxed the ball- ‘a e dnne Ineide of y-caree [news to-day when arraigned o ¢ i ‘ aie t a aieven days flying from St. of stealing a shirt waist from a Brook. |" of the New Monmouth Hotel to Loule to New York, and t know what Ij lyn di nent slore, Was lat tonti: | ite Capacity the Governors’ conference am talking sbout fod by Walter B, Devereaux of No, 64) to-day took up for consideration the “Under the mort favorable clrcum-|Wall sirect as the Woman who nursed }autestion of “omployers Wability and stances Fowler, who left San Fr ‘ie moth th igh a recent fata! tl-|rompensation to workingmen.” Promi- , vison Monday, would be unable to finish ness ay bia home in Maimaroneck, L. 1. | nent men and women from tho Jersey | within the limit, and T's bet money on and whoae departure wax also marked | coast’ were present in #atonishingly | t. Now he is laid up ov o Sierras by the disappearance of Jewelry valued | large numbers. with a broken mach Personally 1! at $5,000 the jowelry woe found | Twenty eight Governors had places in don't believe that Ward ‘as any chance | by detect! Mra, Wa ro (he official circle. They followed wit whatever of finishing at any time IN jar No, wt ¢ ae street, Brooklyn. |[elose attention the addresne Qe starting from the Atlantle coast, be-) Mra, Watson was sve Praderick | Bugene Poss of Massachusetts and Gov cause he is starting against the * 14) Loesar & Co's mtore yesterday afters Marion B. Hay of Washington, who ted | and the wind will hold against him 2.09 |noor at the shirt waist hargaln counter |the discussion, Never since the txsue of | of the way. [by the atoro detective, Miss Natalle| taking care of Injured workmen was Atwood is right about thé cond!-|Artett. ‘The detective says sho saw her | {rat broached in America has so import Hone of the Might. It must be com-|wrap a walst up, press It against her]@nt a gathering entered Into ao serious pleted before Oct. 10. The condition» t and walk out aling the ar- | Consideration of the topic. ae t© the time limit was made in [ticle with her ha Mies Arlett fol ) speakers It was asserted that tober of laet year, when the competl:|towed her to the street and summoned | je had come wien the States, and ton was announced, we (Ostwetivan f the woman ps th eral yerninent, should Ward's machine did not reach Gov-|under arrest ish a system of compensation by ore Island in its entirety until late} Mrs, Watson (old Magistrate Uarrix | WMleh employers, under Government di ast night and an extra gasoline tank, |in the Adams street Volice Court that [Testion, would compensate thelr injured without which he could not start, was|she was very upsent-mindea and that |*otkmen without the recourse to per- not delivered by the expr compan: diad tolled the watst up so t | enal damage sults, until early this morning, e young be eure of purchasing it, { Jt Was remarked that rich men and aviator was up nearly all night getting being 4 great rush of ba a [ich women, composing the audience, ready, but was apparently fresh and|hunters., She had thoughtleasly walket [evinced Hvely and sympathetic toterest eager as the time approached for the/out tnto the strect with It, she said, |'! the discussion. veginn'ng of the flight this mornin | Mias Amy Wrenn, « woman lawyer, While the Governors pass no resolu- CHILLY WIND WHIPPED ACROSS | peared for her and swore that she had |Uons It was easly apparent that the GOVERNOR'S ISLAND. & splendid repulation for butesty. ata meee presages a souptey r sympathy beciouds your law,” |Wide movement for the protection ol There were few in the crowd Who i \riatrat : tonal | wetted: o thought Ward would start Into the jini waman under #0) teeth of thevchilly wind that tore across jaye found out sone the bay and whipped and crackled the! about her.’ flags at the military post. But Ward | ‘The search of the wornan's and hie mechanics paid little attention jd revealed the pre to the wind; thetr interest was in the |reastpin valued at $150 and ¢ machine. ce worth pward of $500 The start had been scheduled for 9) Me i wun Ai ut tne ynwalen a Pelock. Ward was all rendy at that hour. |tijenie Mr. Dectreway whe He had kissed his pretty little wife over wo Tiffany's to ave if 00d by, had made his final tests of tify a ring call the engine and the Wites and planes among Drs, Th a o Watson's sta, On) f iN Nvidia tation In the several States might be Ang was humped up in his seat ke w/t ten Mrs, Watean left was valued | uniform and effective, Gov. Foss, te peso Dtehes fhe saad The /at $10N, he wald, and this inlght be the|Vored 4 law that would auromatioally or 0 Jarger thun the average 3 give compensation to the workingmen pte A little delay was occasioned by the Giretulstos of the mechanics, Hudson axim, the great inventor, and Gen. Frederick D, Grant waited for a nod from the aviator to give the official word. At 905 o'clock the engine was working nicely, the propellora were pull- ing at the arms of the aviator's assist- ants and Ward yelied “Let ‘er go.” The start was made {rom the west erly side of the south end of the Island. Ward swung his macnine in a rising clréle to the southward and eastward, swung around over the easterly side of the teland, passing over tho aviation | sheds and then headed out for the| upper bay. The nose of his machine War polaiiog upwards ana te wan abect |Parted Many Years, 4 feet in the air when he cleared the | land and laid a course for the statue | covers Kin a Prisoner. of Liberty, WIND BLACKENED SPEED AS HF STARTED UP HUDSON, Steadily climbing until his machine Was outlined against the blue of the sky, AERONAUT BERRY ~ FINDSLOST SON is One of Lynching Mol Special to Thy far above the torch of the statue Ward| WE CHESTER, 13.—A| The State clasified the Industries with made @ turn to the northward and start: | romance was npod here to-day | fixed premiums for each class—each ed toward the skyscrapers of Manhat-|when Capt. E. C, Berry, the Philadel-| class taking care of {te own losses. tan, He was in a strong wind and his speed was slackened as he held for the Bauery. At a point opposite Communt- paw Ward turned to the westward again, hel@ to that course until ho Was wel! Phia aeronaut, on the charge mob which Coatesvill lynched Zach Walker Capt. A ’ over the North Hiver and then potnted | Won “tho \uternational watloon, Mgnt, _ ON INDEMNITY LAWS, ie pabine for the Erie statlos In Jer) ein, st Lots two years ago, although | In the general discussion that followed sey City. neither knew the other was alive. | Gov. Woodrow Wilson, whose utter ‘The clear air gave hundreds of thous- ands in the lower part of Manhattan arrested, his father, now # prosperous | boom, are noted with unusual care, sald Na oieng the 1h? at, peed St. Louls man and an enthualastic bal-| he “started a scrap” yesterday and did 7" y arte Ferrysboate |(0omat: read in a newspaper there of} not want to start another, but that he tong iy. the arrest of the Philadelphia man of! thought that the difficulty in not being with commuters, roared pon Sores 2 him through their whistles a proached Jersey City the fac- fory whistles of that community and of sation ; Jend an exchans, of 1 followed. | would soon have @ permanent commia- Gobeken Were turned loose, the result of which (# that the man In/ aion to regulate the subject. f sear ce prison will have all the benefits of the| The speaker lald the blame for the FOWLER PREPARES wealth of his father in his defense, | great opposition to the tiability law to | TO RESUME FLIGHT The St Louls man is expected here the indemnity companies, saying that $ ? SEA 7 og [today in accordance with a ain he knew of cases since its passage whe FROM SHA TO SEA) pecoives trom St Louin inal will meet the rates had been raised 1,00 per cant, | i = son, Whom he hav not se i * opinion this would make @ State para. le . niga? ‘ Late fs the latter was ten years of age While sysiom of insurance a necesalty. | bs mr Or gitar raga any hate 4 small boy in New York, the son af One feature which Gov, Wilson sald | wed Me eee diy Glas teart Mes kd @ man prominent there at the Ume in had not been discussed, was the relation | 1 yeas ri ae ® A ned tes ied business circles, young, Berry became of the employee to the small employer, | } 4] ape ay 4 aTiaea °F) separated from his mother, from whota It was all well enough to Compel the! | Se repair of the bipiane are at Ogden. | te father tiad secured a divorce employer to pay bia employees, but j re oo he Atethin willbe taken c,|. Hie made his own way jn the world, there should be some provision made } Bair “ype ee ait kar cade, (Ae a newsboy and later in other by which the smal) employer would have Gotta 7 apes 1 be made. | ways, until a few years a¥9, DY @ to guarantee his responsibility. fowler will start the instant the craft «range turn in fate, he became inter Tek compan cannuh aieraste ba ‘der The aviator was on “ ‘on aan are pay te put in or rn ylosted In aeronautics and soon secured 4). indemmit panyie dateas? iad slightly burt 4 mart in the business himaet, He hag tt (peal fs errs ce aouvanth hhudter ave| for sor » been giving exhibitions Gov Wilson, the only workingman ( Gwooped down upon che {i!-fated biplane, | {87OUK country taking balloon, Who 1s safe ts the one who has the ble i ns and parachute jumps employer We Lave therefore not given end before ie arrival Consta ' 4 2 1 aiiner of Alla, © ah agate A few cuys before the Coatesville full protection untll we see to it by | , i nlite SS Sask. Gl i nehing he gave an ascension in tha atute that all claims are pald by em. | iF | se ne ae {ur 49 town In connection with @ display by ployers great and small. T cannot say | attemp| ° 0 ewier's the business men and remained # few that all employers are inclined to meet | eweater and two shirts days t an ly it this matter. T | Fowler said the immediate cause of other engageme 6 Me BRIE 99: Sie Saae eere are Ree } the accident was the failure of the Sunday he wa crowd ae’ hy /JaWyers who are giving very inwenious C oon ound ye | avolved “4 pisat be oF : vol. me mid he haa di ove a * nen yy pany” and won found himself ‘Involved of F ror and Appeals whether er to aviators, in the fact that a or not the Legislature haa a right to ‘ His arrest followed when his name ‘ : ts GFOAS side wind, such se be encounr-| wey mentioned dy other witnesses and | “Collen their derenaee | red yesterday Wy before the ac-| he finds himself faciig serious resi eH ie arenes GPa wee dent, strained the vertical rudder to by anocher curious turn in fale. Hig Conference floor, He reviewed the ich @ Di that it refused to work. | futher who had Kone to the Weat also, io on the subject of the j@ will strengthen the control on bec Interested 1p balloon a f sion and gave hla approval machine In whieh resumes hie (ight. and took part In many long fihts until iple of indemnity to injured :Fowler wad onditions in the hts opportunity came two years ago tmployeos. He was given @ fine recep: | dir above the Sierras were not nearly he pilvied the winning balloon In the ton when he arose to speak. mo bad as he had | kivey to expect. | big international race. For this reason ” rT Me" Gaa Gal auttresons tr teetock Gov, Harmon's remarks were notable I D ejeold and| he wrote to the younger man as soon ¢, used in Witore the accident to the réud | tie at ine she pion of inden ea ‘o the rider ex-/as he saw the ni the papers and proving the plan of indemnitying wo: perlenced little tr pollee wteresting things artments earl & pearl Theve artleles Jewelry was Iden ter went WKL Aden for by & receipt found ett ALSO AN AIRMAN He Dis- Held who Is in prison here of being a leader of the was proven to be the son Two weeks ago, just after Berry was| ances by the same name and began an {nvesti- He wrote to the Berry in prison here ible from the winds, | the reunton of father and son followed, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY = NUS ACCUSED GOVERNORS TAKE = OFSS OOO THEFT!N AFIRM STAND ON «Oh OF PATIENT LIABILITY LAWS > GOV. FO8S STARTS DISCUSSION OF EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY. Gov. Fors opened the discussion of employers’ lability and workingmen's compensation, The increased use of ma- chinery in the United States, he sald, has made the injury of workingmen @ vital question—~so grave indeed, that Jt Was now essential that all of the States take up the matter so that the legis vf | without seeing the employer. Gov. Four said that there would never be a com- plete settlement of the question unty the function of casualty companies as now performed ig assurance against accl- dent was totally eliminated, The pur- port of his address was to urge that & uniform system be adopted for com- pensation to any workman injured whlie at work, following in @ measure the European standards. Gov. Hay devoted his time to stating the provisions of the new Washington Employers’ Liability law, which goes | into effect Oct. 1 of this year, He said the frightful toll levied on manhood and womanhood by the perils of our great industrieg had become so great that no private effort could sustain the burden. ‘The new Washington law, he eon- tinued, compelled Industries to con- tribute a certain percentage of their | payrolls to a general fund, administered by the State, from whieh Injured work- ren, thelr families and dependants were compensated in case of avcident. The Supreme Court of Washington is now hearing @ sult testing the con- sUtutionalty of the new la WILSON’8 ADVANCED GROUND at reason of his Presidential able to get compulsory employers’ 1 bility laws rested in the constitution of the States, New Jersey, he hoved, MARY. NAN cw a NEV MANN. a Girl Shorn of Locks to Make a Boy Saka) GOVERNOR ASSALS | WEDDINGS BANNED INDIVORCE DECREE Joseph M. Carey ca oot Wyoming Declares That Such Mar- riages Are Illegal (Special from a Staff Corremondent of The ven. tng World) SPRING LAKE, N, J,, Sept. 13. 4 legal proposition stated by Gov. Jo- seph M. Carey of Wyoming, Col, John Jacob Astor and othy who have mar- ried in other States, after having been denied the right of remarriage by New York courts, are not lawfully wed. | This starting declaration of the Gov- efnor came in an interview in which, asked to amplity his views expressed at the Governors’ conference, he explained at length. In @ paragraph his opin- fon is 4 marriage is « civil contract purely, and one State must respect the court Gecrees of another respecting # civil contract. Following this line of argument, a State which granted a license to a dl- vorcee to re-marry, after it ‘was for-| bidden by a New York judgment of | divorce, would violate the consticution.| provision which requires one State to recognize the judicial acts of another. Inder Hence, taking the Astor re-marriage as an instance, the marriage would ve d and of no effect. As thers are achres of other cases in witch persons, have dono the same thing In s,.te of the New York decree, the jegai opinion ts| at once Important and sensational. QUESTION WHICH AFFECTS MANY NEW YORKERS. Gjancing over the list of dive ves for ten years in New York, o.. has little trouble in finding any number of im- portan: insiances In which if the Carey idea {8 correct subsequent marriages have been made whieh are technically votd. Quite apart from the moral aspect of the caso, the issue presents an tm- mense interest in the matter of prop- erty rights. in many of the marriages the matches have involved millions ot dollars, and with this the right of in- heritance and the ownership of the es- tates in caso of death of the principals For Instance, should ecnlidren reauit | from the recent Astor wedding, the case, be it understood, being used as an instance merely, what would be position of these children before the law, If the issue of the original mar- rage contested the right of suca seo- ond issue to inherit any of the Astor millions? In his interview, Gov. Carey sald: “This is @ matter that I contemplate bringing to the attention of the coa- ference. “Marriage is ® civil contract. ‘The Constitution of the Uunited Brates contemplates that civil contracts made in one State shall be binding in another, In other words, » civil contract cannot be voided by one of ite makers by temporarily moving into another State. “Marriage being s contract, it should be regarded by all of the States as such. It should not be possible that the decree of # court forbidding one of the parties from remarrying should be nullified by the crossing of # boundary line, TOO MANY SUCH CASES FOUND IN “HIGHER CLA! “There are especially ft of this when persons who have been forbidden (o marty in one State con- | tract second marirages in an adjoining | commonwealth and then return to the ‘Biate in which they were divorced there | before the | par Undoubtedly having in mind that 4f things do not go just right they can appeal to easy divorce inws in Gome State. The breaking up of homes in this manner dishonors wedlock, disgraces the children born in wedlock and wakes perjury easy. “Z can go further and say that too many occupying high positions im the social, business and financial world, and who for thi reasons are prominent in the public eye, become shining examples to those ‘Rot so fortunate in these respects. “The divorce jaw and the practice thereunder 1s undermining the con- science and morals of the United States {and ts subjecting the marriage relation to ridicule and contempt. “The world knows that for the good of mankind marriage snould be for the life of the parties except in cases, and then divorces given only for well defined causes. believe the laws of the States in thi regard can be made substantially un form and any appeal to Congress for @ constitutional ainendment become un- necessary.” GOVERNORS TO HEAR NOTED WOMEN ON SUFFRAGE. The cause of woman suffage is to get a prominent place in the constderadon of the Governors. By vote late yeute ay afternoon the chief executves di cided to invite Dr. Anna Shaw and Mra. D. Brannon of New York to appear session row moraing and make addresses, Dr. Shaw will not only speak of suffrage, but will talk to the Governors on the subject of un.form marriage and divorce laws. i | MICH GAN SLAP AT WOODROW WILSON CAUSES A STORM. should be 1 E. (Special From SPRING of a stor Something day when I. AIKE ow started t rs reo ched Spring Lake hat purported to be a statemen Gov. Osborn of Michigan, in which he sald ho refused to come to the Gover- hors’ conference because it was Intend- ed as @ means to boom Gov. Woodrow Wilson for the Presidency This brought a reply from former Gov. J. Franklin Fort, whe found hin self in the attitude of spokesman for New Jersey Lam quite sure, he said, “that Gov Osborn never sald any such thing, I have been In correspondence with Gov Osborn and he has Intended to come, never suggesting that or any other rea- gon as & hindrance. Gov, Woodrow Wilson did not get the conference to meet in Spring Lake. I was Governor of New Jersey when the conference at Louisville agreed to come here, and the Governor came on my Invitation. As a Republican I rep te any such in ainuation as the telegram would seem to make. Gov. Osborn’s letter to me of Aug, 13 shows he proba never even thought of such a thing. Gov, Osborn was on the programme for a sp on prison labor, to be de- ivered . 18.—The Mint Haseba, has announced universities ac- totat of one thousand M that two new imperial ueation, commodating a | students would be opened, one at Sen- |dai, on the Eastern coast, and the other at Fukuoka, Island of Ki ‘OXFORD RD CLUB DRY GIN DISTILLED IN AiMERICA NEARLY every- body likes the taste of this pure gin. All high-class liquor stores and cafés, to ve with new matrimonial partners “Zt ie often the case that the ba Py Gay after they are re- of the marriage relation both men, of the divorcees parties remarry, Baird-Daniels Co. Distillers exireme | yarpeaasrer mei AN (, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911. | his firs making a kite He hat the t hie hand as he turner to a: “eood-be"" to his mother. | At Mra. Newmans he door it slamnied and tn ary on the "hat was frie should SQ HOQURSIN WOODS: HERCAPTOR HUNTED | make ute Whi two ho or Mary Naes an the bed She held a bune) of some. thing up fot the mother tom Beaten and Threatened With] ggct%%efQi stm tunes, We real hoy,” All Mra Neut did Was i Death by Armed Man, if She | down ana nave ory. What ele could she do® sw off and no one as vet Nas found a way if Pee Attempted to Escape. attaching cut hatr TO DEDICATE NEW THEATRE. XNOW BLAKE, Manitoba, Sept. 18,— Mounted ta of 300 © WIL Be armed me: In search by Morrow Nieht, vlooditounds, closed In apon ihe | npg > 4 " : 4 m new David Kessler Theatre a a inapper <0 Wadys}second avenue and pnd street | yee at a pol and the liargest and est Jewish international dou he iarge|house tn this y WI be dedi enty-four to-morrow night with tnpressive napper wes sighted | monies. Mayor Gaynor wii officiate ren miles south of Snow Make at day-Jand wil) be assisted by Jacon H |brewk, but tte fugitive, sald to be Henry [Schiff, Justices Eranger and fosuisky |B. Wilson of Hanna, N. Dak., escaped |Paward Lauterbach and Samuel Unter: jinto the dense woods Search for Miss Bryce, who !s a niece the speeches a performance of \ Jacob Gore play “God, Man and of Premter Roblin, was vegun yester- line Devil” will been mand day morning when she falled to appear jat the Riverdale School, which she has te been teaching There was evidence at * Toledo Bix. the schooi bullding of an attack upon| ,Her—Why didn’t. you come to our the young woman, evidently commityed |Chureh fair? ‘ the previews 1 but she could not Him—1 always buy at the iowest be found. market, ‘The pollce decided that she had been| Her—But don't you ever carry te- murdere’ and her. boay dragzed from | lgivn Into your tusine the schoolhouse to some hid.ng plave. Taglve ely Work! ow this theory, odhounds were seeured The doze P up the LH rall five miles from Hiverdal leading n 4. southerly direction to- avily wooded district, Last nignt Miss Brycé unexp returned to the Patterson he iverdale, where shi young woman was the police |ward a he evidence of having suffered inhuman) t iment. Her face was badly battercd Hom’ blows gives, her with a whlekey tthe be ~itlant Miss Bryce J that the rufflan hod guarded her ours with a loaded - rifle and that & ad only been able Admitted to be escape when a her Md Lg Ree - tng Int from (he shock, ft was 4 = Ine, Intensely trom a Gryee wae ablete( | P the purest and give a clear account of all that hap- | ul b Hig was seated tn Botts Rae ml est ec she d, when man said to t lenry = oe Winn auddenty” appeared in the door. best suited to way and pointed a rife at he he Nttle teacher told him t iho at those of refined etrugi owed and Wilson hit ie «int the head with a hottle and ti hax: tv carried her Inte the woods “oe After a time he com 1 her to walk, and they travelled deeper into the w 3 Here Wilson It a fire na the 8 ove Wiison watching her ever "oro. BEE! threatening te shoot at the first outery from her T n drank jcavily duc- | ¥ Tor the Ing the nig Expreeely ne ‘All night long she moved about to “ a ai farm and watching for a chance A little higher in price te excape, but the menacing riffle 1 than ordinary beer— Dayligat came and Wilson A to take her across the rive a great deal higher But she refused to accompany him. 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