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“at“ It the mm‘t‘hm mefmi-OM
Association .ritsss Masws‘ rivers Au. Mars or
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Too Few Citard Boats Leave litany in Danger in the Long Struggle
Down iiew York Bay-—Cilliord H. Benedict, oi the Roton
Point Life Saving Corps, Reached the Potato Patch, Where
the Contest Ended, Fully Threefouarters of An Hour Ahead
at Any otthe Other Contestants
,BBE BWliiiiEB, BllB liiBIllEiB. BlEBBBilE
BBB Willi BBiill EWIBE BEEBBE BElllB BEBBBEB
= High Waves and Heavy Tide Were Too Strong for the tile
Guards, Who Started From the Battery—Joseph Corcoran
Finished Sixth, But Had His Clothes Stolen
it was hardly the fault of any of the
swimmers in the United Status Volun-
tor idle Saving Corpe‘ endurance awim
yesterday that none of them reached
the final goal that had been set for
them at (ionuy island. Had the rude
boon utnrlud at il::ltt ii. on. tho srhodtil-
ed limo. or within an hour of it. new
oral of the sturdy swimmers would
have compioled the thirteen-mile
grind. but so into was it below the
starting pistol was tilted that tho tide
was running. in strong at tho i’otuto
Patch at Norton‘s Point, at 3:30 p.
\m., when the swimmers came to it
and the iound in it their \l'sterioo.
as not even it rowboat rould pull
through it with the current and wind
that prevailed.
The furthest that tiny rould go was
m“mu
nmmmi
Carl Loose Killed ills Daughter,
“and Giuseppe-Bentham Shot
His Brother ‘
OHSINING. N Y., July Zitwln a
double execution at Sing Sing l‘rlaoil
today. two men paid in lllv oiortrlr
chair the penalty ior murdoru commit.
ted in New York city. They wore Carl
imae. convicted of tile murder of his
daughter. and (lulaeppi (lanihnro. a
fractioido. But one shut-k of tho olec‘
trio rum-lit was required in ouch calm
and tho limo Wilit‘h eiupuod from bo-
ginning to end of the executions was
less than ton minutes.
[moo Wild llrtit to (lit! in tho rlialt'.
He maintained ontiro composure dur
ing the preliminaries nrul “out to his
death without a word (lumburo was
equally romposed and otpiaily uliout.
falling to diapluy a stun oi emotion,
Loom was rouvictr-d in Now York
city of the murder in Nnvoiuiwr. limit,
of his daughtrr Mata. iio killed the
girl and shot his son. the tier. Frodt‘m
irk William 1.0080,, whilu trying to
murder his wife.
thimliuro shot tllld kiiio‘d his brother
Virtuotizo on lt‘vbrunry it than.
«M...
~ ilautl tonight Roton l’oiiil.
mun...”
IEW BAIITIIIUI
l8 PICIIESIIII
The bit: now aunltnrlum building hu-
ing constructed for Dr. A. i). Wads-
worth. at Mona lilll. is rapidly nearing
completion. and is being roofed over
It the prosont time. ilr. Wadsworth
expects to have the building in coul-
mission about the middle of Septem-
her. it is ronstrurtod of stone and
has it masnivo appearance. being larger
than the original aanliarlum buildlnir
nearby.
One oi the features of the new
structure is a six-story elevator. built
by the Enatern Machinery Company.
of New Haven. which will he of full
manual ttontrol. having what is
known so tho “Cutler hummer." it
works automatically and iii tipul‘alotl
by push button. it. ll also pittittliuliy
equipped with safety devices. which
will not allow of the oponlnu oi the
irate exoopt st a floor lending. The
motive power of the siovntor in an
electric motor. _
“In.“mwfi
l?“ was A nor DAY.
With a tempersturo during the mid
die of the day oonsldsrabty in oxeosii
of 90 sud with humidity rsnslns from
78 to ill. yesterday was the nearest
approach to an intolerable summer day
so tar thin sesson For s starter. the
day had most of the proeedln summer
days Miockinf like smoteurs houssnds
flocked to its shore. whloii was the
only (tool spot At Rotten Point by far
the largest crowd or the season was in
bathing and the point and all of the
private shore resorts were tit-owned
until well into the .5131“
its Norton a Paint. a dlabitlit o of oiown
miles from tho ilsttory. whonco all
had started Clifford H. ilouodlct of
the Roles Point. i)lvialon. made this
landing first. lite time was four hours
and eight seconds. Arthur O'Neill.
of llath Benoit, name in nearly an hour
later at. the some plnro, with Philip
'l‘utvleraail. of Brooklyn, and Leonard
Law. of Auburn I'urk battling it out
a mile and a half behind 'i been Wt‘i‘il
the only four to comploto ilit‘ t-lowli
mites. though amoral otliots cattle
very ueiir to doing so.
The South Norwnlk contingent ru-
port I very "row" that all aiouud in
yesterday's swim in tho lirst pint.
there was a great deal of urnnnlinu
(Continued on sixth Patrol
iiiiii BEilBB EBBll
EBE HEil BEBBBBEB
Yesterday Was the Hottest Day
at the Season, and Today is
Hot Far Behind
NEW YORK, July 2ii.~—~.\i'rr :lu row
on] ride to ill dugmoa )'("*|l*t'tili}, ill'll‘li-
1 up the hottest day of lli" motion, illi‘
i-fllt‘ifll mercury liovorod nimvr or not
far beneath the lid dost-0o mark all
night. l'i-gluloring a minimum of 7x and
at ll o'clock this moriiiim Nittiltlitil; at
ill. or two ddgrt‘oa above the iiutirou
tor the same hour on Sunday. 'l‘ho
prospects were for iIllUIBI’W sizzling
day. although somoihlng of u broom
from the southwest and u imam itor
«outmo- of humidity toudul to allow
Into renditions. Despite this, prostra-
liotl tilde! bmulll to hit ropoi'lml l'iirl)
F‘ivtl deaths in the last til llotirt. are at
lrihutod to the hunt. Thousands of
ttneniunt dwellers were ultniilt- in
Hunt! the lit-It of the rrowiit-d lliril'it in
during the night. and "I‘ll lo the paths
lot refuse.
lluports from the lirmltlyu linupi
lair. this morning sddod tum ill iiw
lint. of dead from "II oiii-t‘tn of tie int
r‘d wave.
- liaud tonight. Itoton Point.
IiPIi ICIEI Willi
CIIIIIIT Ii CETECTIVE8
Yesterday afternoon about i:t.’. an
automobile containing ii ciinultour. two
detectives and it New York luwyor
passed through here with lilo two mp.
sy women they wanted '1 hot did not
stop, so it wss not know whom tho,»
were (inbuilt. (lilo of tho woiurn ho
wentsd in New York for grand lar-
ltiltly. Milli)! lumped her bond there
I}. On the way from New York
they 'th reaped a flood harvest til
money from unsuspecting lntothoiu-
tlll‘d 90090“.
When William i.. (listen and Fresh
Reynolds. who worn ruturnlnu lroin
ilositon ltl Idlomoblloit. met the timid
of uypsios nesr New Haven. they put
on all I all. else they would have
been not up. for the men of the band
were instill: for the cars at top iiiiood
and just 11ml mlnsod as tho autos
whirled it? lit
The dstooitvss shit! when they wont
hrobsh here that the band we» a
Inn will one. Mill their allttinptod
hol 139:0, Messrs. Olsen and iloynoitiu
would show this to he the rose.
«Wm—ow
illolw'f'lotl To Mm“ FINN.
thult vise
the Thain“ .1“. lift was to he the
new rector It It. lilsryii church. I
oommittIQ WM Iiiililiillted front
Knights of bus to confer with
the other militias of the church to
pi:tl saints sort or s rot'oplloii for tho
wonder. The commlltoo has not
hgen tilt! Add it it» been derided to
hold thiI I‘Itlii on Monday even-
ing It the CI. bile Club house in West
savanna. 'l'lis‘ :eontmlttee desires to is-
vlta all the when of the parish to
he mount and insist their new pastor.
one of large prawns
but. 1&1%
, . t. lions are held!
it iiiitiiiiii
t'snnouneed that its» i
tho‘
(the mention trill not. be formalin say ‘
hmum
WWBMl
til 246 Psuenom on Japanese
Ship, All But Forty Are
Hissltig ‘
'I‘OKIO. July 2,6.w’l‘ho 'l‘otaiirei lla-
rti, plying between Kobe and Dalton.
sank Saturday night. of! Chlndo. Korea.
The steamer had Bill passengers
aboard. of whom it) were saved. The
others are missing. Warships have
born sent. to the rescue.
The Totsurol Mom was of 2,100 tons
resistor. Bile WII built at Naunskt.
sod was owned by the Osskl Shown
Kahushikl Keisha.
Direct reports from Chlndo say that
to pnsseuxera, who tell of harrowtns
art-nus when the belonged vessel
struck. Six lifebosts were launched
and titled with passenger‘s. Them was
no panic, and everything was csrriod
bit in llit‘ most orderly manner.
The column and most of the crew
were unable to loitvo the stadium. Sis
i‘iral rinse passengers were saved. to-
oluding w. Cunningham, the llritlsn
vino-consul at Health. so well Mi 13
emrtimi class pussongors.
Our hundred and Mo third risen
pneumonia and till soldiers were token
of! in the boats and there is reason to
hoiiuvo that those lands oiiltor ronrbed
intiti tlr wore plotted up by tho wor-
ahips.
~LECTURE-RECITAL.
Mr. iiouurti ilroultwny will alto a
iorturr-rot-itul on “i-Jloitira.” at tho 'l‘o-
ktvnoko llub on Wednesday owning.
July 3.? at it: till. 'l‘tlo sanitation of UK‘
lmli housed in l-‘urope and New Your
city. well the production oi illrhnrt'l
Strniiss‘ grunt musirut tragedy “illicit-
ilrn.” No Woik of modern News has
inrousoti Mit‘ll interest. Itlr. llt‘tirlllh'i‘l‘,
:upluins Strauas‘ theories of musical
militimsition; tells the story of thi‘
opera. and plays vory lull illustrations
from tho tii‘ui‘it at the piano. Ml.
llrm-knny. who is ono of America’s
moot promiiiout component. has given
this rorltsl in New York. iloston and
other t’flllt'ril villus with grout out.»
rose this past winter. ills orchestral
works have been lioriormed by the
ltnnton Symphony iirrlioatrs tinder
Wilhelm tloriclio and mm Muck.
HIE POLICE HAVE
IIIIII. IUIIIIE
The members of the South Not-walk
Fire Police report that their twenty.
aovouth annual rlamliuko yontordny
in "'l‘ho Ware" in Burriinrd'o Woodie
um a wry aunt-radial affair. psrtlripa-
int in by about oil luomoora of thooon.
QIIII)‘ and friends. The build was of
tho liliodo island variety odd “as laid
by Ellis l-‘. Makln. Jacob lichAilti,j.ir..
and Arthur 'l‘yrsil. it was sorvud ot
{lilii and included such dl'iii‘ill‘imi no
rtsina. lobsters. crabs. hiuoliidi. thirit»
(ll. various kids of vegetables water.
melon. ott‘.
\‘nrioiia sthlotlr pastimes were also
in order during the day, \lliit‘li W“ n
rmnpurailvoly mmiortahl.‘ our it. tho
iIlium.
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Maintains That ”sthr doing 25
titles an Hour or liver is
Violating Speed Limit
illtllXiFJl‘illi'i‘. Jilly 23.. When nuk-
od today what he thought of tin» «torts
ion of Judge thirl il'outur in tho oily
rourl that lit. miles an hour was lint
exceeding the speed laws. Hi-rrolun
of mate Matthew H. llogora declared
otnphnlirully ihul 2h miles In hour
was estimating tho lrgnlfitiie.
“i do not want to t‘lllflm‘ in any
rolltrovority or to unduly orllirisi-
Judgo Foster." «old the set-rotary.
"bulb this is the very thing we iinvo
been workitiii against. trying to not
these foreign t-ara which are driven
upon our highways at any rate of
speed the driver may see fit. The
man admits that ho was traveling lit.
miles an hour.
"'l'ho laws any that if I our is driven
uiilna flit hour for omishib. of s
mile. it in prlms farlo ovidrueu of it
violation of the low. The law says
that you must not drive your our
three miles an hour mm in front, of
the city hall. ii there are other rats
and trellis about. it would he dun“
get-ens. Of eourss i don't want. to ori~
ticise the action of the ladle. but i do
contend that. lib miles an hour is s vio-
stion of the statutes sud should be
relocated. it is the ve ,potnt we
Ive been tryl to drive ”me. We
tutti it very stint lll‘ user only root-titty
in Hartford and the ottonder was Iti~
ed 126 and hosts."
Judge Foster yesterday dischsrnd
W F. iiralnli'tl. of (lion Ridge. N. Y..
a wealthy publisher. who was arrests
ed by Motor dynle Policeman Gorgas
Bralnatd admitted in court that he
use tmsiinx 3r. miles an hour on
it'sirlloltt avenue.
m
WJmlth. of Gold Sodom-til
wfihm
agent wound
a
2d
it
two at the 'l‘etsurel‘s lltobosts landed .
1
llev. Thomas J. Plot. Crisis His
Parlshoners at”; Three lies-
sea at St. Mary's Church
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Helios a Very Favorable impres-
sion on Large Congregations
‘. m
Rov. li‘nthur Richard J. Carroll. tin-
new pastor of at. Josoph's it. t:
(‘huroh rustle his initial how to the
motnhora of the «annexation yoeter
day morning
lie deliwtt-d on address .iti all three
masons and ooinploioiy won the Miami
or his hourore. An In introduction
li‘atiior (‘arroli road that onirinl iottur
of appoililmit‘nl in tho unaware of fit
.losopii'a rmutivod b him from the lit.
ilrv. llishop .lohn I Nilsu. He refor-
i-ud tired to the substantial manner in
which tho ioundstion oi the human
had been inid by its llt‘Il motor. Rev.
li‘utlmr Wintrrn. to the devotion and
roomy of lilo into fir. Hither in tho
mmplotlon of this work and to tho
surreasful administration of tho parish
affairs by. the acting outer. Rev. Path-
'll Mitchell
’l‘ho record or his ilrddorsmrs flilit
od him be sluiod to duration his shill
ty to maintain the high standard set
by them, but the good record that tho
admin Norwsllt people had ihrtlnthout
tho ditavoao use him measurement.
that with the stile «liaison/e of lir.
Diminon. who would remain as s ru-
rstr. he ml ill normed“
iti- rinse. his ruins it by piednins
that. he would give to t e. parish of ill.
lusrph' a the best inst was in him for
their valuation. temporgl and spiritual
and said it was pronoun than the
inhibitor» of tho cliunii cooperate sad
assist him, so the mtwul work at I
culmination eon oninM ”tourist in
unity.
Tim lliiprouniots timid by Mot Cu“-
roll angers writ for it ail-Witt pas
iorato and tho parlnhiiuwm sru rou-
uiatulntim: themselvos on thulr loud
fortuuu in aoriirln; his usnixnmelit.
It. Mary's Church.
Failior Thomas J, Flillt‘ the newly
apimlttlrd porinnnont rumor of lit.
Mary‘s t‘hmrii in Norwailt. look forum
rituiizr of tho notation-s yraiordny. At nli
ihrro~ stations he addrusnrd the throngs
that liliud the vhurrli to drool their
iii-w imstor,
lio until that he won oiillo well so-
quaintud with the polish and the poo
pit“ of thr- psrlsli. lwruum- he had been
here at dlfiuront titnoa during tho pas
tnrsto oi the title Monslnnnr William
l-llot‘um Within tho lent tow years
during ills lihdioraifln of tho into l-‘n lli
obn Furious and l‘stbor James it.
0' Mont-ll, he has been born fit‘VGrfll
iiuws to assist at speriul neutron. and
but a tow months him he was hero to
nudist ltlnht livvol’t‘nd John J. Mill! in
tho oonilrmation sorviro. at which
three hundred young peopio were con-
drilled.
lie road tho ourlsl rirrulnr from tho
bishop wblrh suave litui the authority
to intro i‘ltfli‘fit’ of tho parish This vir~
riilnr ohowotl that tho lilallop lllil lhtli
mixer to apptdnt a pormunout rumor
tor l'lt. Mary‘s (,‘hlllt‘li and that ho had
I'llosrn h‘sihvr Film for thin appoint.
llli‘lli.
”'i'ho rrrords of the
urhool and all tho souiuiloo
riiurt-ti.“ said hither li‘liin.” give me
t-itrourasttilioht in my work bore. II
tlivr show the general smut will and
willluunoai. to further luv work of the
l‘lllll‘t‘li." Ho slid further that hit d00-
noi doom it necessary to trouble hint-
itolf with tho finsnotiti altalrs of the
t‘lllli‘l ii. for in until I parish whom the
people are so interested in tho work
of tho r.hiirrb they will ulwnyu look
after this and of the work themselves.
without any proddiuit. mun» than the
stutriuunt of the needs of the parish
tlo inside it favorable iiupressiion
upon all "limo who wore in attendance.
lio lisn mot mliny pnoplo during his
ilrot wuok hi this ultuli‘h in midi“.
and yoalortlity was his first option-moo
upon litt- nilAr in his oilirlul t‘lllmtllly.
do...
WILTEII III!
.IIITPIIEC AIAII
The rose of Henry Walters. who is
«nursed with reckless ilfivlng without
the necessary equipment of license
numbers, was whodu‘led to rerun up in
ill! Nolelh mu oourt this mornlns.
but owing to the report from Dr. ward
B. «rotary. who is attending nowher-
Austin oi the Nomad: nuptial where
the lad iiss an ”attained the soul-tit
deal. the trial was postponed another
week. Master Fletcher is apparent
WM” .3. ”Bit.“ :2:
it site to I re use
comp irsilons tbs bulimia set is widen
will rstst'il tits «savory materially.
M"*WW
canton c. tiuhhsll. of the Norosltt
pariah. “W
of the
Hi ii moot gradation elsss of late.
mitt: decidIdtti ow lit 0 Worcester
' I. WWMIIEI
mister «heat ores»
y in earth in sets. sod is. one is paid to
”apart other than sash. Alli shares aims
d for wit slit eseeodm. _ .
‘Irslly fair tonight and Tit-nil
Thunderstorms this attornnon
southwsol‘siui wuB malls
this afternoon.
mwssiwlnds.
‘BBIE illiBlBBiiE
UBEBBEB BBBBEBBEB
Secretary of Slate lingers Takes
line Away From Henry ‘
C. Walters
Al the elites of this docretsrv of
State in Hartford. last week. a llronsu
one relused to Wilbur 8. Norris, ot
litantford. who drove a registered oer.
‘ but was without his license;
The operator's license of Henry C.
Walters. who ran into Austin Pleioher.‘
sou of lir. Thomas A. Fletcher. of
Wilton. July it, its: been suspended.
The be who had gone to Norwsllt
from w lion in the automobile of Her-
soo it. Nash. was Jumping out in front.
or Bsur's drug store. when he was
struck by the automobile ownud by the
”anion! Automobile (inmate Coin
puny, at South Norwslk. According to
Waiters's statement. he first saw the
boy thirty loot swny. lilo shoots seem-
ed to confuse the boy. who stmd still.
Waiters was arrested, and held under
:3. 000 bonds.
The. ethos, during July. has been
obliged to elicit information and ex
plantations in thirty -threo canoe where
there has been either on street or on
strident. followed by complaints in
many instances. it has aniipondod
nevus lirahaos; it refused a iiounuo to
a driver in New Haven. Samuel hi.
(.‘nlliplidil. Ono license has been re
found pendmg an investigation. Nu
tires have been posted to refuse ii
t‘tlmimi to two parties it they should an
ply. Ono oi them lives in Bridgeport
and tho other is out of the State. The
month of July suns four hiuirlniis.
l‘lve case came up Friday
A lot tar was sent to W libur
l-'. tidbits. of Bridgeport. do»
mending tho name of the drive.
rar No. limit which run into Ul‘iiiiit’l
lithium. if the "Mint in not given. the
Stain Summary has threatened to run.
cut his registration.
An osplsustion has been dismantled
from tieoruo a. Plan. of tittdgoport.
who. sitter repairing his our. with to
ported us luring thirty-live tulips an
hour when his alumina uppnrsius
hmlio and run him nsalnst n teltikraiiil
pole.
The operator's llrrneo of pursuits
titan, of Madison. who drove his rai-
at I last clip over a bridge between
Clinton und Madison, will to: suspend
tut probably today.
of
w
Bond tonight liotou l’otut
MW
IEI'I'LEIII IIIIlII
IICEV IEITEICEI
.lohn Harpy. known as the "senile
man hurslsr." who. it is claimed, rob-
lu‘d the rohldeuro of Mrs. Margaret
louder ill Wont streol last summer of
about than worth of Jewelry, was soo-
toured a low days no at l'ittailold.
Mass. to five years imprisonment in
tho Mttsssrhusoita auto prison.
flurry was given this term for a mo-
bery rommittod lfml‘llial'irld. it is s!
so claimed that be operated in liontli
Norwnlk. Now llsvon. titanifont and
other pianos and whether he will ho
rearrosied at the ronrluslon of his
Massarhiisoltu term. depends on the
disposition of the authorities of the
rsrlous platin- whore Danny is chM‘RM
with operating: and the victims .
Dart-y Ill described M a man fond of
wearing good clothes, stoppinn at the
best hotels in tho t'iilliu he vlsited and
noting moirraliy litur- a man of means.
ills particular fondness in for «wind
ulory work. Much of the loot ho at»
f‘lil‘N‘ in Stamford was rN‘m‘tifl‘d and
n rnnnldrfltlile portion of that from
the under home. 'l‘hu jewelry taken
from the inter house was traced
through a silver ponrli. which was
identified among the articles found in
Damy's ImmMItlli. Later he was pro
veiled upon to toll where other val-
liable articles that had been taken
could be recovered.
stare vomit}?
not onesstze as
s oosrossrioii
'l‘br t-iiuin intuitions Men's sssorls
lion of t‘onuovlit-ul pill on tile last
the stall» a oortlllrato of inrorporstlon
without rspital stool. The purpose of
tho oorporstion is to forward the stale
niuruuntlio interests. produrlui: Ind
sproudlns nurh information 'ss shall be
conducive to the sdvsnceiuent and our
tattoo of onmnterclsl dealings. lit
Msddusriors are incited in this oil.)
The subscribers are Andrew it. Jones.
of Dsnhnry: J. Arthur Allen. of New
mutton: iddwsrd .f. Kelley, of 1‘0an
ton; Fred W. Mills, of South lino.
uhssior. sad I‘. 8. Valentine. of Derby.
The majority of the directors of the
0. A. litirray tummy. of New Haven.
have itsd tiled s nertltlests of or sols»
ties ststitt that its amount it suits-
orlsetl til tail stool is till shares of
summon steel of II «eseh. amounting
to 601.0”. The ins stint with which
nserporntors would hornblende
business master. The amount psld
its been
upon wide Iii. has btitsti are
solved. 'l‘hocm or until stihitorlhsrs and
tlsrn ii. Ferrar. William H.
Alfred Whitlns and John I. Wm All
dent.
Wright: senators.
week in tho olllro of tho secretary of -
dlreoiors are Cheri-es A. “any.“ Wil- ‘
ms
of New BBB?“ gbeflm are: Fresh m
in . snail . .
Man—mm.”
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YBBBB BBIV
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idea's Attentions Are lost as Valuable as Woman's, Bays-ills“
Heiress Who Paid 825,000 in Settlement of Alienation stilt
Against Herself I Year Ago-“Love is Too Wonder-tut a
Possession to lie Touched With Sordidness,” She Collards
BBlBillllB BBEB EB BlillEilllB. BBPIIB EB
“HMS BIIEBB lilEBl BillIBiBB
list tinny People its Knew, and They All Had a Cordial Creat-
ing for Him, and He Responded lust as Happily~Anotllar
tins of His Songs Which Heiress Appreciated
“Weighted in the balance I msn' s It-
tedious are, worth as much and are as
worthy as a woman's. There is no‘
reason Whywif men or women ill do
surh things-«that a man should tone
it woman as well as I woman sue I
than Personally i do not believe in
such suits. if young Griswold's Illega-
titled to sue Helen Wodruli Smith for
alienation of his affections. The foot
that he in s. male and the defendant
a female need not deter him."
This judgment on the ethics of Rus-
sell (lrluwold's action against Alisa
Smith is given in on exclusive inlet»
view with a reporter for the New York
World by Miss Antoinette Elisabeth
(lsssam. the Cornwall heiress. who
settled a 3150.000 claim for alienation
lions are based on facts, he is on-'
[or situations brought against her by
the wlir of "Prof Niblo," a self styled
psrychle for .25, 000. This was just I
your ego. and Miss (lessons
thought deeply on kindred subjects"
since then.
g Much interested In Suit.
"i am deeply interested in the Gris-
wold-Smith case," she said yesterday
in the library of her residsnoeln the :1 I
hills back of Gemstones-Hudson. “in“
discussing it, however. i want to dis-
miss personalities and speak solely of 4
the issues involved.
"Should a man be called s esd he-
csuse be divulges letters written to
him by s women? is s woman a vixen
i , .._..._
(Continued on Sixth Pant
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Mrs. William Miller. wife oi e kosh-
er butcher. up the Washington street
bridge. was arrested yosterdsy by oil»
oor Frank V. Raymond. on complaint
that she unsalted mother kosher
hutrhnr. Herman Friedman. who is s
relative. l-‘rtodnisn showed I out on
the side of his face. claimed to hsvo
been made With a horse-whip in the
woman's hands. The use was contin-
ued until 9:30 Wednesday morning.
Friedman oiailua that he was ens
ticod to the Worthington street market
arrived. Mrs. Mtiior. who is his sister
not upon him with the whip. using the
butt end for a club. There has been
had blood between Friedman and the
Milton: for I long time. lilillor was
formerly employed by Friedman and
thou wont into intuitions for himself
To further aggravate the case. it la
said tit rorrntty a man employed
by Millet wont to work for Friedman
and secured some of Miller‘s business.
all of this adding fuel to the tire.
(.ifllror Raymond arrested Mrs. Mil
lot at her home in t‘hurrh atrool after
the assault. She did not seem to be It
all worried over her arrest.
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