The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 6

sina — ——-_ amma 7 . Sibeian bans Sete ae ay pe pane peer eng ~—mrer = _sieeninaieaeimetals OR ~ GAREDFORMOTHER nen ES. sapere ‘SHE GEN. CANEVA CABLES DEFENSE OF ITALIAN ARMY IN TRIPOLL 16 YEARS, BUT NOW. __ISNOT CAPABLE : a Asks Supreme Court, There- tore, to Appoint Committee for Person and Properly. irs, Margaret R. Prd Elst One Hundred and Fort 1 atipet, applied to Justice Seabury Sypreme Court to-day fo nt t of a committer for the person Property of her aged mother, Mrs, Bly MeCabe, Pride said she had Mes. McCabe for sixteen yeu with denly pr g ind many Ny incapable of doir Her mother, she asserted, Nas pl = judged incompetent by a Sher- ifs jury. hey McCabe was fn court and own by the infidels.” The soldier attentively to the proceedings, but m na) comment. It is said she has ¢% in ivarious savings banks tn th: Mrs. Prid A.. Collard, Brpoklyn, wa tulttee of her r she was willing that for the aged wor were surpr ordered to shoot men shi ng arms and munitions, who war correspond Mrs id care thought she, too, should hi ne 5 gts Ps polpething to say about the mana here and are able personal ment of Mrs. McCabe's pro: Hassuna Pasha adr Therefore she asked the Court t ? a aed tig; the matter so as to safeguard the | aS have done, ¢ ering the - hg elo preaching the holy war and using |] to-day soldiers were wound the oasis. a OSBORN GIVES UP HIS JOB AS ADVISER TO GOV. DIX égislature Having Adjourned, He Feels His Work Is Done—Has Other Interests. yur back not, the ambulance ¢ nd the sick and wounded were horribly k shots fired from roofs. ¢ ed and massacred, and so it was neces- sary to guarantee our safety and th voting against us and to arrest those ts of every country are free to go every. » witness such events in every detail. dit was indispensable that we should act and ¢ Everybody admires the kindness and discipline of the soldiers, who nurse the native children, wounded and abandoned. RIPOLI, APRICA, NOY. 9. If be made us it is only for our repronch may, 18 eeding indulgence benevo- ¢ toward the n s. The sol- diers were directed to treat the Arabs on friendly terms respecting rir traditions. The Government istributed money and hundreds |} f tons of corn, (S82) fora gun, It paid the greatest wages to the local workmen, Natives were passing in and out of the trenches Oct. 23, while Turks vith about 6,000 natives arnfed Arabs in the town and oasis, sud- It was at 410 franes herous sure Red ihed int t of the Europeans. The soldiers were sent to Italy. Turks had in Tripoli a wild band h balls as the dumdum. Even pitated and shots came from LBANY, Nov. 10.—William Church ones has resigned as jezal adviser to ECHO OF PANIC OF 1907 Gov. Dix. He gives his reason for this action in the following letter to the HEARD AT HEINZE TRIAL. Governor: a: . é “when you were kind enough to Ex-Comptrolier Scores Brothers in aak me to act as your | Saguary I undertook ¢ the term of the legistat: of us expected that an His Address to Jury in Leg! al all legisiative business and othe duties pertaining to my office b faf as 1 am aware, been fully tu, I beg leave to tender my res ta brought by Harriman & rokers, against Ruth Governor replied as follows it 18 with sincere regret that T ac- ir resignation 1 advi appreciate the ‘ou mi 0, accept the office, and in depriv various interests of your serv wer, a8 our Understanding ¥as that you desired to be released at one nment of the Legislature, I f<« @ompelied, reluctantly, to accept yvur resignation.” r — -—> WOMAN ASKS $25,000 FOR HUSBAND’S LOST LOVE Says He Deserted Her Wi Cause and Has Given Her de nr alleging tha @ured her husdand, Lawrence Jackson, te leave her. Mrs. Jackson sa'd she was marric April, 1910, and lived happily wi beesband until a was without ca. not supported her s.nce Menry W. Bridges of No. 4 Wal!| street is Mrs. Jackson's lawyer, The| Papers on file in the County Court! House do not disclose the detatis of the | cage. "| beepers “CAPITALISTIC” CLASS He has | MISS MAE RODGERS ON M'NAMARA JURY. Duffy’sPure BK LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.—Unusual | pregress was made yesterday In parsing te the McNamara jury box J. B. ® real estate denier, and ¢ cashier of a bank in P ‘With Major Brewster C. Kenyon, Long Beach capitalist, passed Wednesday, there are now three in the | subject only to peremptory chal- | the p Tenge, besides the three Jurors who have | pheun | ‘sworn. lieteesee in and Kenyon, although bes | doctors an =, yw aon bro mm the jury, Xton's acceptadility to @efense 1s doubtful. bas to its credit fi question as to it overcomes all resist colds, © and asthm: directed. 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On Nov. $ shells from the battery at Fort Sidi Mosri put to fight a large force of “NOVEMBER 10, | ACQUITTED, SLAIN IN COURT. Pronounced Not Gallty, Tennessean Stain by Dead Man's Relative. FRANKLIN, Tenn., Nov. 10.—After his Arabs. “Men from the battallsm of Bersag- acquittal of the charge of killing “Pink” Beard, Joe Beard was yesterday shot and Hert and grenadiers," the cablegram| fatally wounded in the court house by continues, de a reconnaisance on|}Henry Beard, prosecutor dnd brother of the eastern side and found two Itallans,|the man whose death caused the trial. who had beon beheaded.” J. L. Redford, a constable, who was —>——— With the discharged man, Was alto shot. ne nae dy erate Ter ohatnes wit MITEL INTO HIS H E. ; Lets His Voice Soar a Bit and Throngs Press Into Corridors Near to Listen. A dig moving van halted tn front of the Hotel Knickerbocker at Forty-seo- ond street and Broadway yesterday. .| There were three large planos in it. 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