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Luln Norrls, Accused Man's Compan
ion, Ready to Testify Women of
Defendants Not Present Marsha's
Father Firm.
Stern Man's Evidence Free From
Threat Dlygs' Pat Introduced at
Home Under False Name.
HAN FRANUIHCO, (,'nl AK. 2'J.
- "If tho girl tolls, tlm Irtilli. tin
nilurt'd, then I'm not afraid of ttio
iiutriiiiiii." said F, Prow Camliiottl on
trial lii'fnni n federal Jury for vlo
latlnn or (lit) whltn slave trnfflo net
today, it fow inliiutnit before liln Nor
rlH, companion on (ho llouo escapade,
prepared lo tun tin) n tit ml.
Marsha Warrington who linil again
rehearsed lliti liiclilt'iitft In Ihn Illicit
rtdnllmishlpa of tliu four during (tin
morning nt'iilon was nuttiir cross ox
uiiiliintlon by Attorney K. Iuku Howe
when court ru-convened nt two
o'clock. It witM uxpeeted thnt olio
would fliili not ln(ur (hnn 3 o'clock,
Kilo linil been precedent by her
fitthur, Thomas Warrington of Hurra
iihiiiIo, n stern initu, who answered
nharply till questions put to hlin but
refused lo 1:0 murh be)uud a curt
"j.m" or "no."
'.Vii rufort'iieo wni mnilo m lo
threats against DIrk for his rola
tlouit with tli daughter. Dlggs had
testified (lint olio reason lin lull Ha
crnmoiilo wnit (lint Warrington hail
thruatoiiud "lo got hlin."
Neither Mm, Drnw Cntnlnottl nor
Mr. Maury DIkr ero In attend
nnro. CamlmitH'a mother wAh nUo
absent.
Thnt Cnmlnrttl wnii permitted to
rail nt I ho WnrrliiRtou homo under
thn assumed n it mo of Whitman, nnd
thnt (tin girl's fnlhur bolluvod ho was
paying ronrt to Marsha for n consid
erable tliiio prior to tho ulopmonl wan
brought out by ThomnH WnrrliiRtou.
Tho distressing Incident or thn
trip lo Kuuo nnd tho llfn.of thn four
In thn bungalow wnrn not dwell on
Iniliiy by dm government In directing
.Minn Warrington's reallmnny.
Mnuy or (ho morn lurid episode
brought oul nt Ihn Dlggs trlnl worn
hold nit luadmlssablo ngalusl Cniul
until. Attorney l.uKo Ilown began n
searching cronti examination of Miss
WitrrliiKton nt 1 1: 1 ft o'clock.
"Thn reason Mnuto Austin Intro
durril mo lo Dlggs," explained Mis
Wnrrlngton whon ashed nhotit thu
llrHt nicellng, "wnH bocauso Dlgg
(old Auitlu Hint hu hud noticed inn
on (ho streets and thnt ho would
IIKn (o moot me,
"It took plucu nftnr tho tlio.itor nt
nlKht," nhu coutlnuud. "Mr. AiihIIii
gave inn nn nvHUliiud naiiio. Mo Hit Id
hit did thnt ln'cnuHo ho wnH n friend
of initio nnd did not want Dlgga to
know my family nnino.
"In asking mo (o go out on thu
firm nutouiobllo rldn with him,
Dlggs (old mo Hint whllo hi roputn-
Hon witMii't tho bent, around Sacra
inonto ho wanted to provo to tun
thnt ho could ho n gentleman, Uo
told mo ho war married but did not
llvo with his wlfo."
Hho tloulod (hut AuhIIii over tonic
her out nuywhoro, but simply called
nt tho hotiBo, HtiiiiR to resontmont
by Mivoral or Attorney Howo'h IiihIii
untlug iiuoHtlonu, bIio rained lior volco
and spokn moro frcoly, until adjourn
inoiit camo.
Miss WitrrliiKton wnH aubjoctnd to
a grilling rroHH examination nt tho
lutndii of Attornoy Iulco Ho wo.
"Vou soy," ho nHkod MUb Warring
ton, "thnt you flrnt bocamo Intlmato
with Mr. DIkrh In Ills offlco during
tho mouth of DooomborT"
"Yoh," niiBWorod tlm girl.
"And ot, you Buy," conllnuud
llowo, "thnt Mr. Dlggs la rosponslblo
for your condition?"
"I moHt certainly do," was tho
uiiBWor,
llowo thou addrossod tho ceurt:
"Wo shall Bhow, your honor," ho
Bald, "hat DIbrh could not havo boon
responsible for MIhh Warrington's
condition. Wo will bring a promt
mint physlclim tmro to provo"
Judgo Van Float Inturruptod him
and roftiBod to boar llowo furthor
along this lino and tho cross exami
nation of Mlsa WarrliiBton waa ro
umiigd, ,
EVELYN THAW, IN FEAR
OF HUSBAND WHO ESCAPED
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Mr. i:idn Thnw, (ho yniinR wlfo
of llnrry K Thnw, over whom ho
killed Stanford White, I oun of thn
thrnj punmiiH In fear of their live,
now thnt hu ha enrnped from Mnt
toawnn nN)lum, whero ho wnM com
uiKti'd hm crlmlnnlly lunnno after hi
(rial for murder. Thn other nro Dr.
AuhIIii I'llut. (ho nlluulNt, who de
cided thnt tho man waa I una no nnd
no loHllflod, mKIi thn result (hat Thnw
wa neiit to Mntleawnu nnd ha been
kept (hum ilenpltn hi offort to gut
out through hiibenn rorpu proceed
Iiikh, nnd William T. Jerome, former
dUtrlct attorney of Nmv York coun
ty, who hnn bitterly fought every ef
fort of Thnw to get out.
, LIKES
Ni:Wi YOHIC, Aug. 20. Viscount
llnldauo, I-ord High Ohancellnr of
Knglnnd, arrived hero today on thu
l.usltnnln nnd wns met nnd escorted
lo hi hotel by n ciiminltteo rnprosout
lug thn lnw)or or lint city nnd thu
government. Ho will go tomorrow
to West l'olul on J. I. Moreno's
jncht.
"I nm nn nrdcut advocate or
woman suffrage," mtld Lord llnldnne,
"hut I dlsitpprovo of militancy. It
Ih hurling thu rnuse,"
Of tho Mexican situation ho snld
"Cnglnud feel Hint It In entirely
America's nffulr. I nm sum you tnko
Ihn right view and thnt you will
sotllo tho trouble suHsfactorlly."
E TAX BILL
TO
YlN!UN(TONr Aug. Ull.-Dis-ttUHxiiiK
tho revolt led in Ihu Honute
by SiniiloiH Viiiilamnn ami Asliurst
against cdiiHctvntivn ilcnioernlie
leadurHhip in tliu immmu tax fighl,
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mid
MHKippi today said;
"Only diH'MiHt was exoited in the
minds of tlm majority, Tho income
tax rates probably will remain about
as (hey nro now, e.eept the fitiauco
I'onimilteo is likely lo Kugest two or
threo mlditionnl ulassifieatious in
orensing tliu tax on incomes exceed
injr $25,000." .
"Tho Ln Toilette amemlmenl,"
said Kunator Vanlamau, "ought to
bo passed. 1 beliovo thnt 71 pur cont
of Ilia demotuatio voters' favor tax
ing groat fortunes higher than is
) uridt'd in tho present bill.''
$7,000,000 for Armor Plant
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21). Itepro
seutatiru Hiitlou of Illinois today in
troduced in thu houso u bill for tliu
appropriation of $7,000,000 to es
tablish a government armor iilutu
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HONORED
VOTES 10 WOMEN
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BIGS
DEMOCRACY
MEDFORD,
JEROME BALKED
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Question of Sanity, Key to Lllicrty,
to Be Decided When "Gentleman
Roijcr" Thompson Has Trial on
Canadian Charge.
White's Slayer Jubilant at Defeat of
Nemesis Prosecution Avoids De
fense's Technical Poln Trap.
HIIKUIIUOOKi:, Quo., Aug. 29.
Willliim Trnver Juroina rnturnod
hum today ndmlttlng that hi trip to
Quebec, whero hn hoped (o Induce Kir
Homer (lutiln. thn provincial promlcr,
to turn llnrry Thftw over to tho
New York authorities, was a flat fail
ure. Thnw' lawyers nro jubilant
through Jerome' defeat. They say
Thaw will remain In jail horn until
they nre ready lo rclenso hint which
will hu when Im has established his
right to go wherever ho pleases.
Tho New York lawyur scored onn
point over Thnw today when tho
ensu of "IMurnteil Roger" Thompson,
thn chauffeur with whom Thaw fled
from Mattoawnn, wns brought to
court charged with bringing a luna
tic Into Cnnadn.
Thnw' law) or Intended to inanngo
Thompson' defense, nnd, assorting
that Thompson brought no lunatic
Into Canada proceeded to a test of
thu sanity Isnuu at once. Thu prose
cution, however, refused to bo thus
trapped to nn Issue nnd merely
charged Thompson with himself en
tering tho country In a stealthy man
ner.
Thu Thaw manager at onro asked
for an adjournment to consider till
iletolopmnnU Thompson' ball waa
fixed at SftOO which waa furnished
by tho Thaw party.
DE PALMA WINS
ELGIN I
TIME 4. 3: 56
kloin, in., Aug. 2D. Hniph no
I'nliun, driving n Mercer car, won tho
jr.000 trophy hero today hung up by
thu Chicago Automobile club, thu
first big event In tho Klgln races In
progress hem. Joo Dawson piloting
a Dollal car, was second.
Do Talma drove tho dlstnnco In
lour hours, thirty ono minutes and
fifty six seconds. Dawson crossed
tho finish lino nbout eight (minutes
later. Do I'alma maintained an
avurago speed of sixty-eight and
eight-tenths mile hourly.
The starters in thu Hlgin races to
day nre:
Car, driver and meclianieiaii.
Delia Joo Dawson, II. GoeU.
tcrocr ltalpli Do I'alma, A. Will
man. Mason K, Kiekeubacher, 1'.
O'Connell.
Mercer S. Wisshart, J. Center.
Mason William Chamllur, llutl
Jones.
Nyborg Henry Endicott, J. McNa
luara. Mason ft. Miilfonl, V. Walker.
Mercur C. Lullrell, lti llnyues.
It vas officially nnuotineed that
Ihn illstauco would bo !I01 miles and
1011 fcot
PUT KISS IN KISSING,
WIFE GETS ALIMONY
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 29.
"MuCay's disposition Is liko that
of a kitten. He's so frolicsome."
This testimony offered hero by
twelve candy Moro jjirls and every
ono of 'em pretty, regarding George
MuCav. u camlv Moro proprietor,
won iv divorce huro today for Mrs.
Annie MeCay.
When asked if McCav had ovor
kisHcd them, all tho girls Rigglcd.
"I should sny ho has," tosliticd
ono of tho girls. "McOay used to tell
us thnt ho was tho guy who put kiss
in Kissing. Ho certainly know how,
too," . w... ,.
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ROfflY
OKIKJON, Villi) AY, AUGUST 29, 1913.
WISCONSIN HEAD
TAKES SHOE AT
Governor McGovcrn Attacks Govern
ment's Oasis at Convention Leg
islatures Called Beautiful Schemes
to Do Nothing.
Executive Takes Issue With Radical
Stand Controversy Arises Over
Reduction In Number of Legislators
COLORADO HPHINflH, Colo., Aug.
tiW. Tliu government eoufercnee
enmu o mi end today uilli it ma
jority of itH incmlirrri greatly per
Inrliiil over mi iijlnck by Governor
iledoverii on tlm federal efiustitu
lion. Hi ulteriinrrx followed u ilis
euxsion of the ilrsirnbility nm uu
ilcxiruliilitv of reJueintr Ihu le of
legiHlnturcH, nliolislilug double chain
In' rn inn innkine; the liginlature more
reMK)iisivo I" llio h'0Iu'k will. Sev
ern executives ilcfcinleil llir ircenl
Hj(crii, Governor Hpry snying lie bc
lievcil the frnincr of tlic constitu
tion wern inspired nnd the constitu
tion divine.
"I do not," brnko in Governor Mc
Goveni of Wisconsin. "It ib the
most licnutifiil Kchcnic ever iuvenletl
to enable legislature to do nothing.
"I favor n small number of well
paid legislator with the member so
directly reMinsible that they would
not ilnm disobey instructions. The
supporter' of tho present system
virtually say Kiev arc willing the
people should be poorly annetl for
the wnr between !) masses and or
ganircil capital." f'
Goxeruors Ifodges, Html aid Dunn
agreed with JfeGmern. OlherH ad
mitted stnte legislature!) wer inef
ficient, but opposed reduction in size.
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OF-
I.OS AXflKLKS, Cal., Aug. '20.
That he will attempt to prosecute
Jess Willard on n chnrgo of murder
growing out of tho death of John
Young, following n match with Wil
lard hero, was tliu statement of As
Mhtnnt District Attorney Joseph
Ford today when Willard's hearing
on a mnuhlauglitcr charge began.
Font's statement nlso referred to tho
promoters ami others connected with
the fatal match, who wcro later ar
rested. Ford declared Hint two eoun.es
aro open to tho state. One, to view
tho contest as a prizo fighl, prohib
ited by law, and upon such a prem
ise, prosccuto tho ilofcndants for
murder. Tho other possibility is to
treit tho contest ns n leal boxing
match, nnd proceed against tho prin
cipals on manslaughter charges.
"Choosing tho latter altoniativo,"
Raid Ford, "it would ho difficult to
provo that Willnrd didn't exercise
proper caro in his part of tho con
test, nnd I wouldn't put tho county
to tho expenso of going to trial on
such grounds. Therefore, I'm going
to tako tho stand that tho contest
was iv prize fight, nnd I ant going
to nsl: (ho court to hold tho defend
ants on n murder charge. I feol thnt
wo should got n deeision front tho
superior court whether this partic
ular contest was not n prizo fight,"
Attorney Kail Rogers, for tho de
fense, contended that tho superior
com t in 1011 held that the contests
nt Vornon wero not in violation of
tliu statu law.
Baseball Scores
At Iloslon Wnshingtou-Hoston
gamo postponed; rain.
At Now York IMiiludelphiu-Now
York gamo postponed; vain.
At Brooklyn lloston-IJrooklyn
gamo postponed; rain,
QMS ON
MURDER
CHARG
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YOUNG'S
DBHH
JAMES T. M'DERMOTT, CHICAGO CONGRESSMAN,
ACCUSED OF BRIBERY BY HIS FORMER FRIEND
lenders of the house of representa
tive aro now considering their ac
tion In regard to James T. McDcr
mott, member from Chicago, who ha
been openly accused by K. II. Mc
Mlchnels, formerly chief pngo of the
houiu and close friend. McMlchacls
called to tho stand beforo tho house
lobby Inquiry committee because he
FRISCO WATER
SUPPLY BILL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. With
unlimited debato progressing In tho
bouM eMb(Uiach.HctcJJX,bUl-nt
was not expected that a voto on the
moasuro would bo reached before to
morrow. The anxiety of somo of tho
houso mombors to get away from tho
capltot over Labor Day Is expected to
forco on tho bill beforo noon tomor
row. Roprescntatlro Willis of Ohio Is
leading tho fight against tho meas
ure. Ho demanded that Representa
tive Ilaker of California tell tbo houso
what benefits tho peoplo of tho
United States would dorlvo If tho
bill becamo a law.,Ilakcr responded
eloquently.
"Tho peoplo," said Rakor, "of tho
city and county of San Francisco
will bo benefited by from $30,000,000
to 150,000,000 annually; will bo as
sured of Immunity front dlscaso and
enjoy puro water. Tho peoplo of
tho United States may enjoy tho
samo assuranco of health when they
co mo to San Francisco In 1915. Tho
value of this project cannot bo esti
mated In dollars and conts and It will
bo a pormancnt ono."
CITY LIFE HIS '
PAL
DISCARDS WIFE
SAN FRANCISCO, Oil., Aug. 20.
"Tho city ruined me. 1 should
havo stayed out in tho hills punch
ing cnttlo and Winning' mules, out
in tho open whero I was content."
Thus philosophiized F. Drew Citm
inetti today while waitiup; tho term
ination of his trial on whito shiv
ery charges for having taken Lola
Norris to.Itono.
"l'vo got to be tired nt night. My
muscles must nciu with excttion.
Otherwise well, you sco whore tho
artificial life of tho city has brought
mo.
"Wlion I get out of this I am go
ing back into tho hills. I'm sink of
cities, Hack where I can sleep at
night.
"No, I nm not going to livo ngiiin
with my wife. But I do caro a lot
about my babies, espoeially tho older
one, Naomi. Of course, I don't
know tho littlu fellow so well. Ho
wns only tt fow weeks old when I
loft.
"I'm going to look after my chil
dren. I will support them.
"What a mess I havo mado of it
all."
OPENS ORATORY
RUIN
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had been named In the testimony of
Colonel Martin M. Mulhall, lobbyist
for the National Association of Manu
facturers, corroborated much tho
colonel had said, and announced that
McDcrmott received S7500 from tho
money lenders of Washington when
tho bill against loan shark was be
foro congress.
M'DERMOTT ON
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. Flat de
nial of charges that hu over accepted
wis y f rtnn -JtyouU- of, bic -UHMtUMA
to work against union labor legisla
tion was made before Hie house "in
sidious lobby" probers hero today by
Representative McDermott of Illi
nois. Tho witness was cool nnd col
lected and gave his testimony in un
even tone.
McDermott firnt deniad Hint for
mer Chief Page McMichacl of the
house ever had been his pnvate sec
retnry, adding:
"McMichnel merely was a genial
companion whom I trusted absolute
ly."
McDermott characterized ullegn
lions by Martin Mulhnll, former self
styled lobbyist for tho Notional As
sociation of .Manufacturers, that lie
(MeDcnnott) got $2000 from the
National Brewers' association as "a
great, big, beautiful dream.'' Ha de
clared he could not havo given Mnl
liall nny information concerning
Hughes' eight-hour bill in 1010 bc
cause he had not met MulhiiU at that
time.
McDermolt llien confessed to fin
ancial embarrassments, explaining
that ho lost money hi "n sucker
plnv" with an aeroplano company in
1010.
A little later, ho said, MIMlchaol
Introduced Mulhall as a "guy with
cash who might help him." Mulhall,
tho witness said, gavo tho lnvontor
of tho aeroplane which ho (McDor
mott) "wont broko on" letters of In
troduction to sovoral manufacturers
and also ono to J. 1 nird of tho N.
A. M. Theso letters, ho said, did no
good.
McDermott also admitted borrow
ing money from Pawnbroker Horning
or Wellington, "not as a pawnbrokor,
however, but as a frlond."
"Diamond Joe" Garcia Dead
SAN RAFAEL, Cal., Aug. 20.
"Dinmond Joo" Garcia, son of a
Mexican general who ouco owned
thirteen square miles of land in Ma
rin county, California, nnd who many
years ngo was given his unmo ho
causo ho always glittored in gems,
died early today nt tho county poor
farm. Ho was 81 years' old. Horse
racing, women nnd gambling brought
Jiis finish.
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"Did More" Hearst Rebuffed
NKW" YORK. Aug. 20. Because
Hearst's Indencndenco league horo
would not indorse other nominees of
tho fusion convention, John Purroy
Mill-hell (odiiv refused lo tnko tho
Hearsttto mayoralty nomination.
It is oxpeoteu Hearst will havo a
candidate for tho mayoralty or will
run himself .against tho McCnll and
Gnyuor factions. . ,
STAND
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LOBBY
MONEY
NO. 137
HUERTA FAVORS
MEDIAWLlND
AT VERA CRUZ
Populace Unsettled by Change and
Mexican Riots Loom Yankee Ref
ugees Flee War-Ridden Land for
Home and Coast.
Provisional President's Attitude
Alarms Wllfon Sees Reopening of
Negotiations.
VERA CRUZ, Moxlco, Aug1. 29.-
John Llnd, President Wilson's per
sonal Mexican onvoy, todoy, decided
to mako his future headquarters hero
because it Is easier for hint to com
munlcato with Washington.
Hucrta's latest messago said ha In
willing to resumo conferences with
Und and Is now dispose'd to accept
most of President Wilson's proposals
to secure peace In Mexico.
William Dayard Hale, tho presi
dent's special Investigator, sailed to
day for tho United States carrying
with him tho originals of tho corre
spondence between Llud and Hunrta'
Several hundred Americans arrived
here today from Moxlco City and olso
whero In tho Interior. Somo of them
aro going back to tho United States
but others think Vera Cruz Is safe
and will stay here.
Tho Mexicans hero aro greatly ex
cited at tho news that Hucrta Is con
sidering accepting mediation. They
think ho should stand firm against
any lntcrefcrenco by the United
States with Moxican affairs and, in
tho event that mediation la accoptod
serious riots aro looked for.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. Indlca- '
"'VUthi' t,'-VTf - '"'' '&-
passod was seen hero today In the
departuro of Sccrotary of State
Bryan to Iccturo at chautauquas at
Doylcstown and Kennct Square, Pa.
Dryan will return hero tonight and
tomorrow will leavo for Oxford, Pa.,
and Rclalr, Md.
OIL SHIP AFIRE
MENACES FLEET
NKW YORK, Aug. 23. Fourteen
hours after hor cargo had boen flrod
by a spark created by friction whou
two tin cases struck violently, the
steamer nurgormolstcr Hackman,
with six hundred thousand gallons
of oil and benzine In her hold, was
still a mass of flames nt noon, lying
In tho Uuttormllk channel botweon
tho South Brooklyn water front and
Governor's island. A battery of throa
tircboats surrounded tho vossul and
pumped water on tho flames for
hours but tho ship burned steadily.
Other craft on tho rlvor aro me
naced by blazlug blocks of wood, dis
lodged from tho burning vessel. Up
to a lato hour this afternoon, 9000
gallons of gaaollno had not boon
reached by tho flro and It was hoped
tbo vessel would uluk beforo It ex
ploded. OF DEATH 10 LIFE
OLYMPIA, Wash., Aug. 29. Act
lug Governor Hart today commuted
tho sentonco of Charles F. Nowcomb,
convlctod of tho mturdor of Martin
Kvalsahg, to life Imprisonment.
Nowcomb, who has boon confined la
tho Plorce county Jail for moro than
four yoars, was under sontonco to be
haugod. '
Nowcomb, waylaid and shot to
doath Kvalsahg, tho xlctlm'a wlfo be
ing Implicated ln tho crlmo.
Slight Quakes Shake Messina
MKSSINA, Aug. 20. Repoatcd
earthquakes shook this city toduyj
greatly alarming its residents". So
far nB is known the dn'muge do'iie
was trivial. w. ..,''
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