The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1911, Page 1

ee * - ore were Twenty-Five Foreign Missionaries Victims of Chinese Massacre TO-DAY'S WEATHER—Rata, oi! 1GHT TO-DAW'S WERATHER—Rain. }.’ | INIGHT EDITION. 1 f “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ | lott. 18 FAGe? EDITION. « [ “ Circulation Books Open to All." l Ceres ee eee NEW YORK, FOREIGN MISSIONARES HTERSORE. THRESIES. WARRANTS FOR WILLETT, | Ht TERPSICHORE! WASSACRED BY CHINESE "yesnume JOE CASSIDY AND WALTER | MRS. GOURAUD HAS THEE ON THE HP! My 5. WARSHIPS LAND MEN Local Sty Wann Plans tu Semen Fel in the Shade. for Their Crimes. WILL TEACH ’EM, TOO.| WARDEN TURNED AWAY, Social Buds Applaud Exhibi-| Doctors Work Over Italian an) tion of Her Remarkable Hour and Then Pronotnce | Evolutions, Him Dead. Tropical dances, tempestuous dances,| “Goodby, boys,” exclaimed Bert J. ances filled with wild, weird tumuit;| Brown as he started from the con- siow, throbbing dances that turn the | demned row to the execution chamber | soul on beam ends; danceless dances, | !n Sing Sing this morning to explate the | suggesting the Oriental, occult and de-| crime for which he had been sentenced | vout; awakening, thrilling, maddening | to death. dances; dances in which the dancer sits| With unhesitating step the negro down and dances with the feet and| waiked into the death chamber. The arms; turkey trots and Honolulu boola| Rev, §, Bert Jones, Protestant chaplain, boolas—ail are on Mrs. Jackson Gou-| was by his aide. Inside he saw Dr raud's amazing winter programme. This winter, yea, and beginning e'er| Henry E. Mareness, the assistant prison the snow files again, Mrs, Gouraud is| Physician, who has charge a the men —- __PRICE ONE CENT. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, annie be PRICE ONE CENT. Accused in Judicial Secndal. Justice Townsend Scudder, on Motion ~ of Assistant District - Attorney - De Ford, Orders Three Arrests in the Judicial Scandal. ACCUSED LIKELY TO BE ARRAIGNED TO-MORROW — Prosecutor Says Case Is Stronger Against Willett and Walter Than It Is Against Queens County Boss. | Justice Townsend Scudder, in the Supreme Court of Queens County, to-day ordered warrants for the arrest of William Willett jr., Louis T. Walter and Joseph Cassidy. The action marks the close of the investiga- tion made by the Justice, sitting as a Magistrate, to determine whether or not a crime was committed in procuring the nomination on Oct. 6 of — 8 Baptists Slain in City|AS MRS. GOURAUD of Sianfu by Victorious bite Gin tune are a Rebels, and Similar cine Outrages Said to Have Occurred Throughout Captured Provinces Against Teachers of the Gospel. Dr. Young, American Woman, Amang Victims of Rabid Anti-Foreign Outbreak That Is Ex- pected to Result in Wholesale Murders Ali Over China Unless Pow- ers Interfere. / WiLLAH WiLLETT JOSEPH CASSIDY ih LONDON, Nov. 20.—Confirmation of a méssacre of foreigners at Slantu, China, Was received here to-day in messages frem Tientsin to the Exchange Tel Graph Company. % ‘The number of victims is not stated fmithe despatches. It is only known that most, if not all. of the foreignet fm Sianfu wero English and Scandi- lan missionaries. Bebels seem to have been respon- sivle for the slaughter, since they re- ceptly captured the city from the Im- periaiists. Reports of a massacre of French Q@al@sionaries in Lolos territory, south @ Bze-chuen Province, still lack con- @rmation, but the gravest fears “are en- tertained. PEAR M.\SSACRES ALL OVER going to waken society from its dull lethargic trance and set all the cremo de la creme of the haut ton awhirl. Last night, in her home at No. 46 West Fifty-sixth street, this brilliantly. origt- nal young soclety woman gave a pre- lude entertainment to the winter's “Big Show.” This afternoon she revealed the terrific extent of her programme and described, as far ax wotda can de- scribe, some of the tremendous sara- bands, capricolas and artistic dream dances she has garnered from the four corners of the earth and intends to put in vogue among her friends, Mrs, Gouraud has seen them all and learned them all and volunteers are swarming to her to get the steps and paces. A select little gathering of thirty saw the eye-opening prelude, last night, and departed in a state of mad infatu- ation, shrilling their praises of Mrs, Gouraud's wonderful art. in the death house, “Goodby, Doc," he sang out. “Good-by, Bert," replied the physician, | with a choke in his throat. Then Brown | calmly sat down in the electric chair | and permitted “himself to be strapped. ‘Three contacts were necessary before he was pronounced dead. The first lasted one minute and one second, the next five seconds and tho last three seconds. He was pronounced dead at 5.30. When Frank Schermerhorn was led to the chamber he did what no man con- demned to death at Sing Sing has ever done. Holding firmly to his crucifix, he crossed the room, and in front of the | chair dropped to his knees, The guards | thinking he had stumbled, ran forward to help him to his feet, but he waved them ide, crossed himself and prayed, Then, as calmly as he entered the room, he rose and sat himself in the chair, RICH WOMAN OF 82 TRIES TO LEAP OUT OFAHIGH WINDOW Struggles pinta to End Her} Life in Sudden Attack of Mania. Mrs. Catherine Sialght, a wilow, clghty-two years old, attempted to leap from a third-story window of a house William Willett jr. as a Democratic Court for the Second District. candidate for Justice of the Supreme Willett and Walter are charged in the warrants with violating Sec- tion 775 of the Penal Code in usin, nomination of Willett. Cassidy i AUTOIST MINAY KILLED IN SMASH; TWO OTHERS HURT & money to procure or promote the © is clfarged with conspiring with the other two to violate the same law. 2 The action of the Justice came at 3 o'clock to-day when Willlam A. Da Ford, Ausistant District-Attorney of New York County, notified Justice Soud- dor ‘that he was prepared to stand the proof as it then stood, and asked if the _ Court cared to have him sum up thw testimony, “I have followed the evidence very closely," replied the Court, “and % @ not think it is necessary to present the testimony In any particular form." DE FORD ASKS THE JUSTICE TO He handed the crucifix to Rev. Father Mahoney, the chaplain, For him, also, CHINESE REPUCLIC. Phe actual outbreak of anti-foreign Wiotence in China is causing the deepest @axiety in government circles here. Mot only is it feared that the Sianfu Outrage will be followed by murders of ISSUE THE WARRANTS. At the future entertainments, as soon she owns'and’o: ». 16 Kings ———— | LOUIS T WALTER _ as the real program is taken up, all WI abiita: tosdiay. ones “It seoms to me,” sald Mr. De Ferd, three contacts were necessary, the first j land ave day. “th wisidins a these Tonga Dances and \ Honolulu n . lig T at the evidence in this case justifies | Kult Oriental sitas and French Mat.{ of one minute and two seconds, the| hapite her age she displayed remarkable] Racing Chauffeurs in TWO} ine issuance of warrants for. Willige H obisses will be performed in costume, second for four seconds and ‘: last strength in a struggle at the window J A hae Wiliett jr. and Louis T. Walter jr. upoa RR SUID OE: He Res: Prononiowd dead | with Mra, Annie Nielson, who managed! Wrecks While Training for | te charge of violating section 715 ot uples at | sald costurr « being reckoned in troy at 5. velght or milligrams. Last night, the . to restrain her unt! the arrival of Po- - the penal law, whien section preveats @oreigners all over China, but since It | dancers merely danced in evening dreas,| WARDEN SAYS HE DIDN'T SEE Michael Kelly of the ft Savannah Races the giving of money or any other velux 5 evident that outside tnterve ' so that the real thrill was not accom- THE AEN KILLED. ue station, On the advice of able consideration, or the promise ef @annot be longer delayed, the danger plished, Only one contact: of the full'},40 volt Ja physician Mrs, Slaight was removed -_— wiving !t, for promoting @ nomination, i @ friction between the powers becomes OH, YOU KUI! WORDS CAN'T DE.| 28° at elght and nine amperes, used in to St. Catherine's Hospital, where she hae “It svems to me also that the evidemce each case, Was needed for Pietro Fas | letto, the first of the three men exe- ouraud| cuted at Sing Sing this morning, He nolulu Kul. It 48} entered the room repeating prayers af] le, more inde- | ter Father Anthony | Smminent. Tt ts of Japan and Russia that F Bland is most sur With both, but trusts nr SCRIBE HONOLULU DANCE. Of all her new dances Mrs, favors the Hi issuance of a warrant for 3 SAVANNAH, Nov. %.—Jay MoNay, ( was pit tn 6 straltiaoke: a Case car, entered for the Savannan | ustifies th c j Mra Slaight is wealthy. Her husband) tony, wae kilied and his mechantelan, | J9%°Ph Cansidy upon the charge of tq |dled elghteon yeara ago and shy has) 4 "A. Mexwell, was seriously Injured on | Conspiring to commit one of the offenses | ieee =| PRESIDENT SHOT sin the third floor of awe] ad See 6 4 afternoon, | MamHed In rection 7, Lam frank to eay Kingsland avenue house, letting the) 4 turn on| that the oviden : against Cassidy not The English beiieve the & vf | scrfbabty t han any of the) the crueifix to his breas lower floors to tenanty has been > strong #8 (hat against Willett and kado have long had « compact for par i otnere. For an hour attendis jf azarin V, e Brings Twice | an active, self-reliant woman of cheery Walter, It seems to me that in c Citioning China, to the exclusion of other Words are utterly Inadequate to de-| worked over the body of Fa Mazarin Volume Brings Twice | disposition und was on the best of terme went inte 4 | cases the facts adduced here amount re ards |scribe the Kul.” exclaimed the latest] plying every known method of resusvl eatin Nas Paid with ber neighbors. itriver died before) vonclusive evidence, i i c Pcs sniensiticd te. atirsiv's | worsutpper at the shrine of the mystic tation, bur at the expiration of that) @S Much as Was Paid at At Jay morning Mra Peccarures ose “The evidence shows that Willett 4 ‘anaine. isin japon "Tain ae Gate \toe, “One must see this dance to ap-| time medical tests showed that I Last Sal Slaight was h ning in her room.|arme and one shoulder waa br sought the nomination and got the ( $ 4 eae * * preciate it, It is terrific, exalting, over-| was dead when taken from the chair. aSt Sale, The ai bolted and tives were b recover. money from the banks to \ consid ‘oad , o ale a) e o al) he door as wilh recover, nm promote ft. q Peer ae was consicerad here ade. | Political Maleenients in Capital | wheiming. The dancer wears a sort of| The triple execution was a new. ox- called. ‘They forced the door and found| “About the same time two Mercer care|Tt shows that Walter acted as theigas H MA? Sat etn bocretiy particly. wes skirt of leaves and a¥ she dances the| perience for Warden Kennedy, Asked — the old woman, half unconscious, lying} and a Marmon took @ ditch in avolding | between for Willett and Cassidy, aha wiising in Eastern sibaria.te cdaldecea Blamed for Attack on leaves leave one by one. You do not/ afterward what he thought of seas LONDON, Nov. 2 sale of the} on the floor with her nose broken and| a collision. |The three cars wore badly | ehat Cassidy controlled the nomination." mptom. Rotice this, the danco ts #0 ripping, the | Punishment, he sald that he ha@ yet | sutn iprary at Sotheby's furnished al both her eyes discolored A rear win-|ameged, the Marien being wrecked | phe Court ts of the opinion,” sald Barly despatches recited reports Caceres. music 90 soul-shaking, You see only|to see his frat execution. He always | os, sensation to-day, when a Mazarin|dow of the apartment was open, tia ta dn the hospital ‘The other | Justice Scudder, “that a prima face ; @hat there had been a massacre at Grace and art—art in its depths and Loses re eres war, Bible brought the romarkabie sum of| ‘The detectives inferred that thieves drivers and mochaniciana were practi. cate has been made out and that ware heightha of passion. I had twenty of r. Farr, the new prison phystctan, | . eat ‘Eel fad ered the room and had assaulted| cally uninjured. rants should be issued for all three of @isatu and that a number of foreign i 28,0 had re y 4 missionaries aro among the victims | SAN DOMINGO, Nov. 2.—The Preai-|™Y friends try this dance in Paris and| went through his ordeal in better shape, | $2.0 ; the aged woman In an attempt to rob| MoNay was a youngster who started | them. ‘The Baptist Missio Society, whi dent of the Republic, Gen. Ramon Ca- n astounding success. It just|4nd alded Dr, Spitzka in the autopsles| Bernard Quaritch, the well known], ee a nee wensew late in| racing in Texas. Ho was cing| The Justice called attention to the deseadiee SACIORE tavililen aenbes Pea lid aN eaaan at turned everything upside cown. with steady hand. —Schermerhorn's | bookseller, opened the bidding at $10,000. |)" Jieingon and upset the robbery , eraer, wanl tact that the heating ted, teckel @bout twenty-five persons in the prov- WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—Ramon Ca-|_ “Indeed, the fascination of this dance| Mother claimed her son's body after) The next offer wan $15,000, and this theory by stating she had fallen out) (ick two weoks Tee Rad wee jy Parte one, @ one sided affair, and that | {nce of Shensi had no news of any eu President of Santo Domingo, was|!* Indescribable. You feel every move-| the autopsy. was followed by bids rising by $2500) o¢ bed, Dex George Tiernan of No. 4) 5c in the Columbia Hospital. the charge did not prejudice the @er J oli . ment. Yougpreathe the breath of the| Schermerhorn was a coachman in the|each time, Mr, Quaritch taking the treet was called to attend ler) MoNay had pl 1 y a}. | fendants in advance of thelr bearing, i ‘massacre, assassinated by political malcontents 1n | Broome # MoNay had planned to marry immed . AMERICAN WOMAN DOCTOR MAY |San Domingo City late yesterday after. | 8™ml-tropical mid-Pacific. You feel the| employ of Barnes Compton, near Mll-| prize at a price and ho advised that she be kept undev| ately after the Savannah races, He|WILLETT IN COURT WHEN THE f noon, according to reports to the State|™oonieht and the rustle of waters, the| brook, N. ¥. On Jan, 13, 1910, Sarah O.| that obtained for surveillanc | Was engaged to Misx Daisy Jennings! WARRANTS WERE ORDERED, BE AMONG THE SLAIN. porn, sie 6 to ““lcaressing whispers of the palms, the| Brymer, @ nurse in the house, was|iasi gold at auct Mrs, Nelluon was on watch early to-|of San Antonio and had wired her to) wwiiete with Col, Alexander Bacon, It wes thought probable that all the epasimiant ed Pe iawad aye twinkling of the stars, the writhing of | found dead in bed, with marks on her emi day when Mrs. Slaight sud lumped | Come 10 RAvannal Gnd marry NI BARS isel, Wan ia. OSG: WAR mir.sonaries were at Sianfu in conse-| \° prising He : va of the| Wild animals in the woods. It 1s epic| throat indicating she had been choked | FORBIDDEN from bed and ran to the window, She| Week. He had a s record as a Die SOS Fae oR Gidbes of: the upheaval. Dr. Young _Coplserains aM ving he Dawe of the In its poetry, maddening in its Joy of|t® death, Hebarmmardorn who lved| TAFT is waa haltway: cul when Mire. Nelsen driver and woe winner of the San bein. wee ceDdaied, | a { Me rerioaD women doeiar, Wholly tao ee i transi aston, living, passionate, fascinating,” oa the flee was found In his TO LEAVE WHITE HOUSE. } irabved ner. In anticipation of an easy cies el ES axe based?” aaked’ Col Hassan 4 wife of a missionary, ts there as are ee Coming to the Tonga dance, Mrs, | €d, later In the day, with his throat task in puiling the aged woman back Salary Ran While Piny Ran, | ’ testimony submitted cut. Afterward he confessed he had} 1 of th ouraud was almost as ecstatically en-| r ad " syIye > . into the room Mrs. ison was Alan Brooks, a writer, brought sult in s r (Continued on Second Page.) The political carcer of Gen, Ramon |HOWrkNn Jassaulted the girl and strangied her. |Cold Much Better, Says Physician, | int» the trom Mims, Nullwin was | Peder =Reaovety Ade oily cated ed: the Courts: t nye Caceres began when bh avenged the 1 “anuld never Unk you geal thie Falletto, on Aug. 1, 1, cut tne! b it Will Keep Him From ie Lek anal Aataein a sate ha vets * Court Was adjourned until to-morre® en oe seecution/of aie tether by Aanneinsian unless T danced it for you,” she| treat of Loute Levine, a second-ha \ wep EY was almost ball Dati 4 dnd the accused will not be arratgmed i Pr nt Heureux at Moca on July 2s, | dance, ar seed “| clothing dealer of South Main str Oltice Dutles I len summoned — by : ; 1899, He Was a partisan of Gen, Jimineg,|#ald. "Tt i Ak age ny Med) port Choster, In dayi when the! WASHINGTON, Nov, 2.—Preaident arrived and went to and Walter are f gee and by killing Heureux also made st) with the silvery blush of warm moon-| 1 ron caught him jn a empt at sii tat A ae 1 ver demand an The Password pdustble for Jitainen to obtain the Preat | "a misc In low and undulat.| merchant cauhe Bim ym an aLlemPt at/rgte cold was better tovlay. Dr. Geoterass ; walve examine an, the countersign, th neautiful rible : ea aney, the White Houve physician, after evtng fro 4 1 igre The talism; he countersign, t e ot Wa ng. Wil) a@ bea HAI rrible swing brown abok and Hilléd his hall beorh- MANGuBoid (Het bere HOA) Blan Teeter a rotL a fal a on. ‘The partion ston of the insignia ver you wish to Fjand rhythm to tt, There are lots of] o, wittiam, The two gambled in Mlood's Ay Capen varnene Mr. Tatt'slc A eee t Kr nal law under Which Willett and Wale call it—that which fakes a6 10; Puan woah *|step-ups in tt’ and Mra, Gouraud ex- iat in Rye Villa ‘A quarrel fol i x | stat yaar Fes theta’ ye W tor are to be arrested reads as Colows? ‘or conjures up, the position OF .Jlmines “Jecuted a modestly graceful kick, “and a baler Ba Mh Willian r f : Any who. ® © © makes, Vanmane ie latter had been driven from th We water Bert went to Mam’ s ere muah batten” saddDE — ry cae rt ri worker, home, profit-yielding ce : step-downs, too, Then there are w home and catied him to the door ana) |)!!! Vere Ry Awed Man | afters to pre cause any nome ‘ ohoniy allie lalla ad # When Mo-|derful movements of the body, showing shot him when he opened tt. } oft fan't anyth but a cold,” sald | Alfred Shipperson, seventy-four ra —_—-—_—-. tment for any publle dq Gesires, is | at odds with his own party and|all that 18 magnificent, romantic, soften- psi det ese te White House offidtal, “andy ai-|old. & etatintiolan living et N Let: v accepts or requests 1 to control his Cabinet, fled the|ing and alluring in human grace. another White House officlal, “and, al- | old. GOOD NEWS FOR THANKS- ny such nomination or appointm “A WORLD AD.” Bk yee am etatiag IARY GARDEN AN “ANGEL.”| thowsn the Prosident may not come | forts place, Brooklyn, dropped oad sud. a PP vent country, Caceres was installed in thelyoU CAN SEE THE SITA cos-|M G N though the Prosident may not come ieriy on tho fourth floor of the cotton {GIVING DAY—TURKEYS FREE,| upon the payment or contribution of Fortunate, indeed, is the person presidency i he Ministry. TUME IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY. a lays, he Ia in ho danger und tas shown |£xchange Wullding at No, i Beaver| A splendid shipment of fine prime| any valuable consideration, or upom who Singer ‘Toswos Coins to Salvation | strest to-day, Ie was pronounced dead 4 junt been reve cd DY the orner of d 127th St. from the we “It is @ dance that 1s more than typical of the South Seas, just as tho n understanding or promise thereof * * * Is punishable by Imprivonmemg marked improvement " . ‘Although he is to be confined to the|>Y Dr. Orr of Hudson Street Hospital, easy rea \ “STAR | MADONNA” STI STOLEN. Clotiing Compa: Army Minister at Cleve! Co ayaa who said death was due to heart fall: tr Bs - 5 f the myatery ides * xecutive Mansion for a few days, ‘f rket of Richard | Wi for not more than two years or by @ 91/ 8 Angelico’s Masterplece Diaap-| OFiental Sita ts typical of the mystery) “CLEVELAND, Nov. #—Coming here) thy doctor's oilers are obeyed, the Pres. | UT . ; These Will be given away absolutely | fine of not more than $4000 or both, 155,621/59,707 gence "Wenn Biarsnee Convent, || tap 6 two dae’ sngagenent, Mary Ger At Wil not lose thet time, He free to ull patrons of this firm up tO! one law governing Cassidy's case Gouraud then explained at} den started attracting attention by tons: onda to work in hia Kbrary on his mes-| “it Certataly Looks Good to Me.” Thanksgiving Be providing they hake World Ads. within | | | Ads. More Thi ends. ene Thats what hat a million Sund hase of in any of the depart. | found in section 173 of the Penal Iaw FLORENCE, Italy, some length that the Oriental Sita 18} ing coins to a Salvation Army minister|suge to Congress and other import atlwarl Seagate thine and’ say eee othing, Murnishings, Hats or|and reada: —| the Herald, ‘Angelico's masterple danced in costume. The photograph hotel. matters and will ve Cabinet officers |ing Big, Complete, Funny, Frisky, men and boys. This 4, Any two or more [della SteWa,” or "Madonna, of the| With which she tlugtrated hinted at members of the company are{and other oMclals there. Frivolous and Frolicsome Joke Book adopted for t Any BATSORS WhO Ble Si 7,651 Sunday World Ad: "was ‘sto day.’ it & costume, but seemed rather to war- rere Fi a ee wich iy wiven every Runny With the [past many years by the “Guaranted” | aplre to promote or prevent ¢he lee 7 p janday Wor 8. 1 Star,” was stolen vepterday, it was to-day Gd sles an New. York Sunday World, Neatly Clothing Company, upper New York's| tion of any persons to a public efige _ f sterday. 7 Rhys A¥orid Bulidiag Rerkich Bate. trimmed ind, ant Ready for read: |largest clothiers, who wre famndus for San Marco here. learned to-day, from the convent of|rant the ; oposition “without” aE hospitals when the local hotels Tee reals ormtte oma | (Cenunued om Suuend Page | win thesiagwe ea a PP ken Ete on Sele by the udg of any means which exe. ° as | and walk Bhai il re a a To get it you | the! vance,