LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD. VOL. 11-NUMBER 54 LONG BRANCH, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912. 8 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS FOREIGN ARMY FOR PULLEY VERDICT INLAND WATERWAY CHINESE CAPITAL TO OLD MAN AT BELMAR UPHELDJ WEIL AND MARRIAGE BANS Italian Confesses and Is Held Supreme Court Decides That Damaging Testimony Given In PROTECT FOREIGNERS Without Bail to Await Long Branch Murderer Move to Expel Morris BILLS PASS HOUSE .Result of Injuries. Must Die. County Senator. American and Other Ministers Wire For Additional Wflliain Glenn, a blacksmith em- Gilding no substantial reasons tor Treuton, X. J., Aliifcti «.—Oscar F. Hand Measure Approprating $300,000 For Water- ployed in the construction of the reversal, tbe Court of Errors and Ap- 3tsby of the' Commercial Aeetylime Coast Gas CO.'H new tank at Belmar, peals has sustained the conviction in company, NO Uroaduny, New Vork, Troops To Be Rushed To Pekin To Guard Against was shoi Sunday night and is now at the Monmouth Oyer and Terminer of testintul before (he state senate that way Goes To Governor-$35,000 For Shark the Ann May hospital in a critical con- Henry Pulley, v\ ho shot and killed his thai two e in Long Branch in April of last I>r. <». s. EUda«f o Mutineers—Condition of Anarchy Spreads and dition. His son, Thomas Glenn, who bills offensive to the acetyle ompany River Inlet—5 Days To Intervene Between was accompanying the elder Glenn to year. were withdrawn It I»r. Itidner wus their boarding place in West Belmar, Pulley, a quarrelsome colored man, paid $1,500. War Is Threatened e&ys that the shooting: was done hy was apprehended shortly after the Otsby'.i testimony WHN given lit the Getting License and Marriage one of two young ltlians who stopped shooting. The Court assigned as coun- trial of Senator Hiclmrd Fltzhrrhert of Washington, Marcti 6.—Minister Cal- them on Sixteenth avenue near the , Senator John W. Hlocum and Wm. Morris comity, who, with Df. KUlnor. Trenton, N. J., March 0,—By the houn has cabled to Manila for 700 ad- railroad tracks, Belmar, short ly before L Kdwards. Tlie principal attack Up- Is charged with nttompting (o extort vote of 31 to It the Houae yesterday If o'clock. on tlie verdict was based upon the money from the company. President paKHod AsHemblymnn Donnelly's bill, ditional troops to be rushed there to charge of tbe (rial judge WHO directed guard the United States legation in Tho Belmar police are inclined to John l\ Prince, a professor in Colum- whic'h will require couples contemplat- the jury that there seemed to be no bia university, [m'sldoil. Pekin from mutineers, according to believe the son's story and say they middle ground In the t \ e, and that ing marriage io apply (or their li- dispatches received by the war depart- have in their possession the hat« of if they believed Pulley's story they Senator Klfrssherhort says tils utronj;- cense five days before the time set ment today. The action was taken af- the two Italians and good descriptions should acquit him, while if they bt- »t Witness will be Dr. Hldner. for the ceremony. The object of the ter a conference between the foreign DDK TOjOLLECTDil of the men. Both, according to Thom- lieved the testimony of the State's Otsby u».iin.-d that Of, Uidurr in Id measure- is to prevent hasty mar- representatives in Pekin, all of whom as Glenn, are young, one of them short witnesses they should reelurn a ver- Ue "knew tho boys" at Tronton and riages, " Death hed weddings are al- decided to ask their governments for and rather stout, the other tall. The dict of murder. could prevent tho passage of two bilH lowed, however, In which oases the such reinforcements immediately as Red Bank Councilmen Tie on that would kill tbo comimny'H biiNliio^s Dr. Handley Likely to Be Elect- license may be procurfed afterwards. talJ one wore a light evoreoat. One of Vhfle confined In Sfale. prison. Pul- would make a good-sized army. | the hats found by the police is a light in New Jersey; that the |»Hco would be The bill hy Senator Rend to prohib- $250 a Year and Mayor ley showed signs of mental derange- $1,500; Unit niio of ItUluor'n conversa- ed Delegate to General Con- fedora; tho other a derby. ment and waa ordered removed to the it flteam rollers or vehicles carrying Pekin, March 6.—Chinese mutineers tions withf-Otshy was tnkon down hy « fifteen tons from croBslhR road bridg- Decides Matter. William Glenn is about 0(1 years old. State Hospital. When seen this morn- concealed stouo^raplHT; Hint Itidner ference at Asbury Meeting, today .shot dead Rev. F. Day, a mis- His home, and thai of his three sons, ing Lawyer Edwards did not know es was passed, The measure, how- sionary connected with the Church of was to have $TAW for himself, tho re ever, permits vehicles to go over the At Monday night's meeting of the Red who worked with him on the gas tank, positively whether Pulley was in the maintng $l.'Htfl to go to Senators Kdge. Hiehop Joseph F. Berry of Buffalo, England miBBfon at Chain Gho, ac- is in Camden. The father and Thom- liospital or had been returned to jail. Itend ami Fielder, nioniltorn of the Ju structures at five miles an hour in* cording t«t word received here. His Bank council considerable time was N. Y,, who is to preside over the stead of on n walk, us formerly. taken up in deciding whether the as Glenn, who is 28 years old, spent Pulley was convicted of murder in dlclary commilttH*. j .seventy-nixth sessiou of the New Jer- home address has not been ascertain- Sunday at home. They got back to the Hint degree hi the May term, Assemblyman Taylor's bill appro- ed. _ - '\ • ;• L- board would allow extra money for Dr. Itidncr wnw in thv senate Wmui- sey (tmiual conference, at the Firwr «4t assistant in Collector Thompson's Belmar about 9 o'clock hut It was not 1911. His wife, while a patient in the M. K. Church, Awlmry Park, naxt priming |3B,0fl for n permanent inlet until nearly 11 *&at they «tert«* fop ber, accompanltnl hy his counsel, .lao»jjt •to Shark rfr\iJt*"WaH nasaed1 by the Shanghai, March a—Tbe situi-.tlon office. The debateB pro and con took Monmouth Memorial Hospital after h. Nowinnti of Newark. ] Wodncsrlity, i* now hnldtnff ^ht^ their boarding place in West Belmar. the shooting, was anxious to know House. i , . it in tbe country bordering on tbe city Up about a half-hour and finally end- Porto Rico HflfMtflip i'linferencn The father is said bo havc^tHeen very whether her husband would "go to the The trial is being contimu'il this af- of Catit.mi mid in Omt city itself has ed on a roll call vote, turning down at Onuynnm, Porto Hicn, hut State ConiiulgHiont'r of Labor Bryant much intoxicated. chair" in the event of h« r death. ternoon and it can't be said definitely becooio intolerable, where a state of the proposition to pay $250 a year, when it will end. I ia expected Itome next week. bad his salary increased from (3,500 anarchy exists. That is Hie Inform*- which was decided by Mayor Pittenger, According to the story told by Pulley did the shooting BUOrtly af- j Mrs. Klizabeth Hiclanan Neoly. wife to $I;.IMI<> under ABKemhlyman Ged- tiou received hem In mithoriliitive who voted in the negative, after the Thomas Glenn, they were between F ter midnight on April 80th, His vic- Ktreet ami th<i raHro;iti of HIKIIOP Thomas B. Neely, died-Mud- frey's bill which was passed by tho telegrams from Canton. other members stood a tie, three tto °" Sixteenth tim together with two or more friends, House yesterday. Th a:-nima»t coin- aVenue wnen two J. F. BLACKMAN DEAD tlen]y it her home In Now Orleans, Soldiers, who have teen UlBchtU-ged three, Democratic Councilman Wood HuHans stopped were in tbe Pulley homo in Abbotts- La., Monday night, Feb. 2ft. Funeral mlssioner goeB from |2,000 to $3,0QO from tbe BfifViflB, inv goblg about In voting with the Republicans. , t'Hera and asked for a match. He said ford avenue, when tho drunken hus- Weil Known Red Bank Resident Suc- a year. Mr. Godfrey explained the in- he was band arrived' home in a quarrelsome services were held at Trinity M. K. bands murdering and pillaging. Mur- Shortly before the meeting came to reaching in a pocket to gel a cumbed Last Night to Stroke of church, Fifteenth nnd Mount Vernon crease on the ground of more detail ders are fmnient, iiml Ibo uotpfQ* of a close Councilman Worthtey moved matcn when one of the Italians pulled mood. He secured, bis revolver and Paralysis. work in tho Slate 1 ubor Department. a flourished it in a threatening manner. streets, Philadelphia, Friday after- Hie victims a«l ca*i Into the West riv- tnat the commissioners allow $500 for revolver and fired several times. He Joseph K. Blackmail, a well known Mr. Strietwolf'a bills carrying an ap- ffc11 uptm tne man wUh lhl! Run and After his wife fell a victim to MM gun, noon, March 1, ut 2 o'clock, Bishop er and are enrried downstream. Tcr- an assistant clerk in Dr. Thompson's and respected resident of Red Hank Luther I(.