New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1915, Page 1

¥ HERALD BEST OF ALL| [N - ' v AOCAL NEWSPAPERS 2 PRICE THREE CENTS. NEY BRITAIN CONNECTICUT,\X/EDNESD—AY: FEBRUARY 3. 1915 TWELVE PAGES. GERMAN DRE WINS |0z o et VAN HORN APPEALS |22 s EL T YoURG WAk ‘:;;m ey i SOUETY fie | Attend “Red Mill" Matince —Gas Is Blamed for Ex- PR i v (Eimer Hichings Was On tigh Readi R mual Amate Directors Arc Reported On.— Von Hindcaburg’s Attsmpt toReach| . C7mels e UBridgs Dynamier Asks German Hartford, | One hundred little hoys, xnemhers Kane, Pa., Feh. 3. Nine men were < passed its own salary bill amounting : of the New Britain Boys' club, saw R ¢ . i : - g » death and six others were C Warsaw of No Avail to $2,567.50. In concurrence with Ambassador for Aid. thg inside of the Lyceum theater for | [o Recevery When DEath COMES. | .onee,, et and stx orhes Passes o the house John G. Wightman and R. | (hé first time in their young lives | seriously injured in a fire which, H. Leonard were elected commis- | T this afternoon when they attended the early today, destroyed the sleeping fRANC[ AN EI_G‘UM ”I[]- sioners of Tolland country. ghe ‘INI[NDS ]-0 RESISI X"RADI"ON matinee performancde of *“The Red house of the Tionesta Chemical com- judges elected by the house yesterday (A AMill" with Superintendent Robert . F. iMUR[D IN RAi I_ROM] ACCIDENT 2 WETMGRE D B | 0 fPasst oo R e i LA i e Bl e [ pany at Mayburg, Forest county. The The committee on executive nomi- — G. Plait, G. F. Kimball and Arthur . | men, mostly wanderers of whom lit- nations reported favorably on resolu- Detectives Busy Looking ‘For Sup- | I7. Corbin. | Survives Terrible Injuries and Lives tle was known to the company, were | chorus and | tions appointing C. H. Clark, J. P. e three men, appreciating the i employed Bt the Torests as Woodien Elton and M. W. Seymour, directors posed Confederates.—Man Is Held | fact many of the boys in the Theough Sicge of Pncumonia.— | 5 . With Tasty 8 of the reformatory: L. P. Waldo e : I i > tain Doys club would enjoy | and at night slept in the cheese cloth ? Has Accomplished Little in Attacks Marvin anr Louise I, Merritt, mem- [ on United States Soil Pending Legal | wipnessing, the performance of “The | Death Probably Caused By Inter- | !ned frame building erected for them - i bers of the board of trustees of the ProcoduteTs Not Fearful) ed Mill,” bought a block of one hun- | i ; R I NOTES WA SeELES Nr A G There—Turks Fight British. | school for imbeciles; N. G. Osborn. J. | R dred tickets and turned them over to | Mnal Hemorhages. S et e selon which | ot W. Cheney, F. M. Salmon and R. | Fanceboro, Me., . Feb. 3. ‘erner Superintendent Crawford with in- | SR 3 e mains caused an explosion whic Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's, W. Post, directors of the state prison; ,v“\n”;f:l;o.' ?".ho‘:“emmed = bfi)i‘n‘;; it il | Uncertainty, which only the per-|fired the building. Only one occu- Despite the ene hew drive at Warsaw apparently has E. Kent Hubbard, Jr., and Max Ad- | the railway bridge here yesterday, to- | Show. i accomplished little more, thus far, ' ler, directors of the reformatory. All [ qay appealed to the German ambas- | Knowing that there were a good gErad been paying that the winning of a comparative these resolutions were passed under |gador at Washington, Count V | many of the boys who had never even | hospital authorities and attending Phy sicians expre sed the belief that . o few Russian advanced positions. | suspension of the rules. Bernstorff. Fe told the latter that he | had the privilege of attending a show e A SR L two of the injured would die local society foll Neither the Berlin nor the Petrograd The judiciary committee reported | had not been on Canadian soil and ! before, Mr. Crawford selected th D Oy L i e the presentation official reports indicate that marked | favorably and the senate passed unan- | asked for protection from extradition | and the pleasure.of the boys was mani- FLOOD RECEDES. there was & ofll changes have resulted from the fight- | imously the resolution reappointing !to Canada. | fested throughout the entire matince. | mer Hitchings, a New Haven young St frst pestorsadl ing, which daily becomes more in-| Judges Roraback, Smith, Simpson and | Van Horn gave to the press the fol- [ The work of the two comedians, Cor- | man at the institution at 2 o'clock | Believed That no Lives Were Lost— |, : tense. The German commander has | Bennett. lowing copy of a telegram which was | Din Wetmore and Howard Wilson. | (y1is morning after he had appeared | e iy Out ot Work In the Russwin I} chosen to make his principal assault Senator Wadhams asked for imme- | gespatched to the German embassy | COnVulsed the boys with laughter and ', he on the high road to recovery. S - o and it is safe to along the front between Sochaczew, | diate consideration of the measure at Washington this afternoon: pretty Miss Margaret Wetmore was |mhe young man's wife, mother and | Pittsburg, Feb, 3.—The flood which | ber of the audien thirty miles due west of Warsaw, and { from the house authorizing the e M G ermant Arnbassador admired by them all. ;,n,”“,,,‘ all of whom live in New ‘Hnlndn\ul the low lying sections along | and music before . Skerniewice, a few miles to the south. | finance committee to employ an ex- Washine D. C ven, were hurriedly summoned to | the Alleghany and Ohio rivers began | operetta were fin Twhich is in the same section in which | pert on taxation. Senator Purcell | b ‘f”‘_“"_"\i TG e u,,q ty to consult on the peculiar | receding slowly early today and Fore- | tion far and awa “the Germans vainly attempted (o | objected, saying that it seemed to him e s e ATTOR ‘EY JOS[PH BARBOUR conditions under which the young | caster Henry W. Pennywitt declared | preceding affaies rdach Warsaw. Both sides occupy | to be a direct slap at the tax com- | UP Canadian end of bridge at Vaac man died and their permission to hold | all danger had passed. The crest was | teurs strongly entrenched positions in this | missioner and he offered an amend- | ’0T0 between Maine ana Canada. 1 an autopsy on the body was asked. | reached at midnight The cast was ; region, where the warfare closely re- | ment, the effect of which would be to | @m held here by attorney general of NI-Y IN I:Hc[ | They decided, however, that they did Thousands of men were thrown out | sired, the musie ‘sembles that in I‘rance. compel the finance committee to call | Maine at the request of Canadian au- | ! not care to have an autopsy per- |of employment when mills along the | tings magnificent, An official Russian report of tod: on the tax commissioner for advice, | thorities who are trylng to get ex- formed and the body was taken to | Alleghany river were flooded, but it | of happy caman . s}aigfs that Germlandmtacl}()s in this lo- | though giving the committee discre- |tradition papers for me from Wash- e ! New Haven this afternoon. | was believed they would be able to | which floated o cality were repulsed in the course of | tion to employ an expert as well. |ington. Please look after by inter- = . e n 2 4 -5 a RO S, | return to work within a few days two directions, ff violept battles, during which H\()‘The resolution and am‘endment were | ests in this matter as T am a German leed'ln New Brltaln [‘Ol't)/ ,f“‘“ Beotornal Hemd )nh:uz( the According to the police, no lives | und performers, Russians recaptured trenches previ- 1 tabled and the senate adjourned subject.-and did not put foot on Can- Tl SlrcHmsiances Setoune e | have been lost in the flood the success of tha | i sl tale R i rs A rved death of young Hitchings are such | he Teeian succesnss aise. ax dtansoll sianawor, Yea g0 and Se AL “\‘1:1 \l(r:s )B:wst\(. matron at the FR R ain’s prominent ©. Russian successes also are claimed - 7 , o] “WERNER HORN, i . i i uy the attanst ,,,V_ ciety maids and . In the fighting in the Carpathians, . = = 298 pital, as well he attending | - Bt 5i5x Geveloped into e ot the ol “Vancehoro, Me., Feb 1. | Common Council. SR b b el with many guest most important phases if the cam- | The Dominion authorities were busily of having an autopsy performed laughed heartily paign in the east. Russian troops are | engaged today in buildingupacase to | o 0 pabour one of the lead- isfy ali concerned as to just “h"" | e S Dukla Pass advancing over the crest tion of Werner Van Horn, who yester- | /0% ®FFCE O L0 ° 5 K uee of | to Internal hemorrhages. [ gl o ; res 4 7 B s, speake: & - 3 < )y numerous eng of the mountain and to have repulsed day attempted the destruction of the | o, ot 6ives and well known as a Was Injured by Cars January 1¢. | G MRAY, ‘Center of Interest in War Is Now in Eastern Area—German Commander | Music Leave No forming of an autopsy could clear up, | bant of the building escaped unin- | weather noodoo |is felt by the New Britain General | sudden and unexpected death of El- | a Austrian assault south of Uzsox ‘r‘i‘\fin’m"““ bridge over the St. Croix | ..o piican campaign speaker, died | Mr. Hitchings s the voung brake- 5 A : Pass. g | Cromwell Orphanage to Be ™o . = = - party of seeret | SUddenly in his law office in Hartford | man who was o badly injured in an | Suits ~ Against Steamship | rne action of * reEn i contiines between Britlsh sereore Moo & large barly of seore | just before 2 o'clock this afternoon. [ accident in Farmington, near the | is the case with n ur’ rces Arabi ar &l S S 2 s ar - liv, i Jew it- Jainv. v S ig! ) M a ish forces in Arabia, near the | Opened Formally by Montreal and at once set to work to | Attorney Barbour lived in New Brit- | Plainville town line, on the night «f& Lines Under Sherman Law |rather bare of pild “head of the Persian Gulf, where smoll i 75 - . s a ty years ago and in 1875 | January 10 young man, who | dlscover every known circumstance | 2R about forty years ago a ! | January 10. The 3 & though to carry forces of Turks have taken the offen- . 5 S = it ST Al Py | * A 2 2 A s a member of the common coun- | was but twenty-two years of age and | o principals and th sive. An attack on Kurna, near the Rev. G. E. Pihl, o fiedyn m e cil. In that same yvear his brother, | was employed as a brakeman on the | Are Dismissed. ai’ mannee BN Their business was to establish that ural manner an junction of the Buphrates and Tigris " . e i e 5 e - A H. Barbour, was a candidate for | Northampton division of the New e ~ jocal folic give rivers, was stopped by the fire from Van Horn had deliberately caused | - el e D s 2 . ! € British gunboats, "™ | The handsome and commodious | damage to a railroad and so com- S arioraoy ‘“22 His e "““’i LyensLonty ff:" o ‘““"‘;‘i;‘l::sr‘f'f:; New York, Feb. 3.—Thc govern-|ings of the libret {5 St < S 3 % . ock between e republicans and s. None of his compa £ v | alice e 5 st et} ~ According to the Germen version of | new Children's Home of the Hastern | mitted an offense which s extradi- | g0 CUWERY, B8 TOC 10 C cloct- | hecident and the first they knew of |Ment's Sherman Law suits agatnst | fer" (5 (Howh the recent fighting in Poland, as given | Swedish Missionary association at | fable under the treaty between the | ;" "4¢iorney Barbour deserted the | it was when they heard his cries. He | the Prince Line, the Hamburg-Ameri- | 000 Fy in the official report today from Ber- | . 2 United States and Canada. At the | 2 (B0 0 5 . at that | was found underneath the cars. being | ¢an Line, the Lamport and Holt Line | Americans doing lin,_the Russians have been forced | {Tomwell, will be dedicated Sunday, | same time the question whether Van | - Fr SRS FEORPTATY [0 il | 4iela along the ties. He was |and others, charging restraint of |tally being dos back near Bolimow. It is said that | March 7. V’lzhe date nas just been set | Horn was a criminal or pelitical of- | e in order fo Fasy FRe " | picked up, bleeding and unconscious, | trade in connection with freight anc ;lran(:('-d“m dthe the Germans captured a village and ! by @ special committee appointed to | fender was. it is understood, the sub- Mr. Barbour was born in Barkham- | and rushed to Plainville, where hb |passenger steamship Dbusiness bes ;.‘ o nvl\”, took 4,000 prisoners. Russian at-'arrange for the occasion. Among _1e"t of exc r1anges between Ottawa and sted on December 18, 1846, belng a | was attended by Dr. J. C. Tanner and | tween American ports and Brazil, and their unwilling tacks elsewhere, the German war of- the speakers will be Governor Marcus | Washington. iolelog o 2 < | % 5 4 2o A o b b much transpiring, 3 . little over sixty-eight vears of age. | subsequentl removed to the local | against the American Asiatic Steam- fice asserts, were repulsed. H. Holcomb and a number of the Pri ey IS d. 5 2 5 - o i 2 : whole town (en B st Prisoner Is. Composed. Before practising law he was a news- | hospital. {ship company and othors, whoso | poloq® TR 100 xcept for a genera] renewal of in- | more distinguished clergymen of the Van Horn. still claiming to be: an e s i BT 877 There it was found that his coller | gteamships betiveen New 7o : o oy Hun = P . \ : paper reporter in Hartford. In 1877 steamships ply veer: New York |iar of thée b Iantry fighting near Perthes, which |association. Rev. G. E. Pihl, pastor | ggicey of the German army 1 ap- | he became clerk of the house of rep- | bene was broken, his left hip and both | ;53 Agiatic ports were dismissed to- (<.Y hich loparently was not of advantage to | of the Swedish Bethany church in|pearing to feel secure in his posi- | resentatives and during the next two | shoulders were dislocated, his knees | 4. 3avin), which § either side, only artillery exchanges | this city, will deliver the dedicatory tion that he had properly ,m“m"“d e ¥ S Sl ? the = t were injured, his head and scalp | @ % . Helen Harris, ani B rois chtorl Teaa n th 3 ears he was clerk o e senate. | Wer : . | The ogvernment’s suits were filed | Damm (Louls Jon B oiscin pros vesterday ce | address. an act of war and sa could mot be | From 1877 to 1884 he was prosecut- | badly cut and one of his arms =4y, eirs ago. That against the }hurgomaster. B Belg IA"n e, Owing to the fact that the building | extradicted, awaited events with com- | ing attorney of Hartford. He was | badly torn and lacerated that for a |p...y 0 "0 o ohurged that d‘m.:hl:..: i, & DORh | will not be completed by .that iime, | posure. No charge has been preferred | speaker of the house of representa- |time amputation was thought Im-i . ompanies composed the so-called | jama (1 W 1 ath . London, Feb. 3, 12:50 p. m.—Brit- | the committee found it necessary to |against him, and he is detained only | tives in 1897 and 1898. perative. He was also infured Inter- | o i’ oo terence: defendants to | 1 o iz 14 1sh military experts arc unable to ex- ajter the tentative date of February |on the authority of the attorney-gen-| A most forceful speaker, Mr. Bar- | nally Eded the other suit were all members of | ins ( Mis "m: plain the sudden and violent offensive | 51 Ap jnteresting feature in connec- |eral of Maine, William R. Pattangall, | bour was much in demand during | Showed Remarkable Vitality. the so-oailed Fur Bastern conferssios, | L0 SESEES meovements begun by the Germans to N : | Tl ¢ 5 iry into the facts of hi el 1 FXoe 4 | k & + | tha, the Burgol the west of War%aw th " Riseta tion with the exercises will be the |until an inquiry into e facts o is | political \l\!nxyu,xlgns and on many oc- | The young brakeman’s remarkabie | it was alleged. 2uth Grustt Mol Poland and in the wicintty ob to |formal turning over of the new struc- |case can be made. casions during the past few years and | yitality stood him in good stead at the | In each case the government | o ..o o0 ehniac, 11 fine hwestorn end of | ture to President G. . Pihl of the Can Be Held Indcfinitely. before, he has addressed large politi- | time however, and he not only rallied | charged that for some years the de- | gociraq wedding b ;s"ee‘ lm e -no; Wepteiniend vo cal meetings in this city. | from his terrible injuries but showed | fendants had engaged in an unlaw- | o000 FEC R fiicubattle lline in ice. He was a member of the Free |guch strength that the doctors de- | ful comspiracy to restrain trade and In both these regions there has g et : president of the Kastern Swedish | be held indefinitely unless a writ of | Masons and was also a member of been a return to the old stvle of Ger- ' . epe (@ e rel-+| nis ar man battering, the men leing hurled | Missionary association, who shall have | habeas corpus on his behalf was ob- I’"v Independent Order of Odd Fel- hig arm. forward in close formation at great |received, with proper ceremonies, | tained. Van Horn has shown no "‘Q{‘r- AR s s R Recovers From Penumonia, Too. sacrifice with, British reports say, lit- | from the building committee. A | disposition to seek his liberty, but k.o v Then it was that pneumonia, . for d g ST vay d jury in .tle permanent gains. Ghoracl ot el nry oy a0 mors | DIovislonghas becnfimadefitolforestalll| Loraid Se NERTIWE RN a8 | brought on by his terrible experience > ) i | the superior court during the fore- In Russian Poland 1 Germans | children of the home will sing and |Such procedure. Localftriziatistice ; # | " i 5 5 ady 5o - noon, returning to his office some | ! e = are holding some ground in front of | selections will be rencered by the | Stands r“"d>f“‘h s warrant for | (ot er 1 o'clock. Shortly after. | time. developed and for a few days Warsaw which these attacks netted, | male chorus of the artford Swedish | the *‘;“‘fl)fl f]:r‘gi“‘:l”f‘f‘egln‘,’: w0 | ward he complained of feeling ill ana | Bi life was once ‘“."".““"f"!';‘]h;’" Butithe regent German onslaughts on | zion church and the Swedish Bethany | 00° Of SeVers Si5xgos Liak P8¥VE eSH [ death followed . before physicians | ASain ais lron oonstiuvion mavel B | the conspiracy extended to passenger the western battle front, military of- | church choir of this city. Rev. J. A. :‘t’““gj",‘;‘. S 9t | could reach him. Heart failure was | “1!'_‘1. O | traflic as well. ficialg mssert, almost invariably have | gyuiman of Worcester, Mass., the | 20SPortation of dyna s %l given as the cause of death. ot b S s 2| The federal district court was asked The ¢ resylted in failure to comsolidate the |, i.q Swedish tenor singer, will also | o 08 damage in this town where | matter of time. by the government to declare cach of E Positions gained. oS 3 the windows of some buildings were AT _He grew steadily stronger and s gy el Do Con Kidder’ Von Hindenburg's Aim, “;1 R ¥ ... | broken by the shock of the explo- SHIPPING BILL. the past v days his pulse had bec join certain alleged practices in con- | €41 be judged fro| e e A hen finished, the new home will | gjon. e normal an dhe had been eating thr?e‘u’u(‘iinz the business a major share ol i sussested fthap icld Marsnal | cost'in the nefghborhood ot $35,000, The prisoner occupies a room in the s pats A Coming to [ hearty meals every day He also | e the piece. The Von Hindenburg, the German com- | ;hout $10,000 more than the contract S 5 S8 Plans of DemocratsAre Coming to 4 41» et A i v In dismiscing the petition against Siiend & mander, is again hammering toward | rie e 251600 sijammirationistasion swherephepis var Light. [scemed auite cheerful and only the Prince Line and its co-defendants, ged to assum TS s ssa R e ¢ | price.s Aside from an 8, mort- | comfortable. His meals are sent in | terday he sat up in bed and laughed \“,"m,f St 1 & Dittieh Site et tures in search h;’dmg el ‘}‘:‘:M‘M © odea of | sage, the building will be paid for [from a restaurant. The secret ser-| Washington, Feb. 3.—Closely guard- |ana talked with the attendants and | yve German lnes, Judge Locombe in | C47TY them back . 3 ot o ignt | 0Ut of a sum raised by public sub-|vice men paid particular attention to|ed plans of the senate administration | other ients. His family in New |pig opinfon asserts that the combins d them in escs crack troops, which otherwise might | coription for the purpose, The struc. | ) ] | B . d at hi Jarent 1 thie eherify (81 i z et | s ? ol it S50 Van Horn’s statement that he ob- crate for & the ship bill de- | Baven were overjoved at his apparen \,”m complained of has been prac e gheri Niot e transferred to the Carpathians, i o = o i s democrats for saving e ¥ 1 * ~. > { ture, which is of a most modern de- !tained the dynamite from a confed- | recovery and when, early this morn- | ..y ai lved as a result of the lzeoper (Charles Where the Russians and Austro-Ger- | gign wil] accommodate a - hundred |erate whom he met on the Canadian | Veloved today as leaving the bolting | jno tney received word that he was | ropean war, and “In consequence the | from Sherlock Hi ma: :O.mes Uil “”;v ?f}:"mg’- 1 ]“m children conveniently. Tt was put up |gide. An effort was made to learn | democrats out of the reckoning en- | Gead they were stunned with grief. ‘”,Ls” s . presented h become | ers and from bo mountain asses, Ne er side has - o a.c o rs 3 7 | s 5 | i e N % - g - " . s 2 by the Tracey Brothers of Water- | whether he had any companions on |tirely and making the bill agree to|His young wife was almost prostrated | jargely academic, and it seems un- | breters and walt been able to force the other onto the | pu . who broke ground for it a ol : : ; : : i hariand! broth [ of their en plains, though the Russians claim to | oar® '™ st ) Year | hig trip from New York and if other | cnough progressive republicans to|as was his mother and brother | necessary to undertake say extiaus-|of th ] n be more than holding their own. ago last fall immediately after be- |gstrangers had visited mearby villages | overcome the defections. Dics Unexpectedly. | tive aiscussion of the facts.” sheels ar Iad S L 2 | ing awarded the contract by the build- | recently. The plan as finally agreed upon was ; e story of the inm, Ereforito jboot B, B npicomm ties whichils {oor Dosed ol Formerly a Captain. o move as an amendment to the mo-| From the nurses at the hospital the WAS IT KARLSRUHE? | final curtain, Sy La Bassec, twelve miles south of | K. J. Lundquist of Brooklyn, Oscar : o recommit instructions to the | unfortunate young man's death came el amusement. T} i < e - A £ New York, F 3.—Werner Van | tion : : SxDec . { ore) is .eruc ster of Worcester, ohnson of New | Horn. " o5 s i e . 3 of lightning from out of : r is the sheriff and and the British troops ('0“31'953““‘ Britain, John Olson of Cromw eU i ifllf’r"ati“ndl bridge over the St. Croix | Pill “”h."mend?‘}.emfx l”x(t’\v“.“'.u .1u"“. summer’s sky He had apparently | Gunboat. Cotintess De La in the neighborhood have suffered | E, Carlson of Bristol and John n |Tiver at Vanceboro, Me., early ves- :I:P::,’:::f":.('r;:,,h,..::\i’(";t"‘,-l,l.‘ N,,;;,”,’,; gene to sleep at the usual hour with | w York, Feb, 8.—A four-funneled | Bodley) and her neavily. The Ger ns have declared | ¢ -Lfor: Architec P - | terday morning, had many acquaint- | OTPOLSS 5 S N « e patients ) erui 2lieve ) be eithe Ger- ennyfes 3 H B s L e e o R e v e S S ey b e Teae e aestothe on il and B | crdlaer, (BRNSVRS co herSIEh ke 6 Cor: | ERETC RN . ing equal ‘tgh(s\' would prefer to inflict ! m'ft ‘;,r,-:“ m‘t‘]{,’\‘ :l,,r:;“ztésnorpd‘qr;srlx:y, | city, gained during his {wo months' | DO Ships of belligerent nations be| ?}fii n‘:n‘\rymuz’ u,“ yan staftied h('is | :Llym .-:;Llo:-x::xr%vvlyz h:‘:..;:n‘;;w”:(\;oi:;“i s?rnnd'wlm{n xa' losges upon the British and this, to- | are Hor St a i trame | 5ty here bought which would disturb; the n Ll T e L SRR St |tk o e Bkt o Y am 15, | sewult of ‘an aul e sh & S, = { - dren's ome are housed in a frame 3 ere. y iy o i " | nurse by sho Z ol ain, - | Isabella on the nig of January b, J R o gether with the better preparation of | structure about a stome’s throw from | ACcording to friends here Van Horn | trality of the United States. plaining that he felt so bad. In a few |in West Tndian waters, according to | little to do with the German by the artillery, may ac- | the new buildings, which was sold | Was formerly a captain of pioneers s e minutes he was dead statements made today by the Iea- | Parently introdud Tcount for the renewed -slaughter. some time ago for $4.000. The land |in the Bavarian army It was also WATE S DAMAGE. Both Medical Ixaminer Dr. Theo- | hella's officers upon the arrival of the | #ake of the cot Russian Report upon which the new structure stands | Said that he claimed to be the eldest =5 i dore G. Wright and Mrs. Bassett say | cteamer here, ture of an Pngl :‘: board of directors of the home, by It was explained that because of Rev. C. E. Peterson of Brooklyn, |the suspicious circumstances he cauld periences form t many vich locked up in th rescued by “Com to the roof by sail and proceed between ports in the United States and specified foreign ports, an to | monopolize such trade. The alegcd unlawfu] acts of the members of the so-calied Far Eastern conference were and the hard cold contracted at the |- . s "¢ | method with the cided that it would be possible to save } destroy competition in ocean carriage |, . i | | | coniined to transportation freight, while the suit agninst the | Prince Line and others charged that arm, Gretchen is Ler choice k¥ eatisfied as he mf ter's sister in t Petrograd, Feb. Su ses for | contains twenty-four acres. son of Count Karl Van Horn, former | Bursting of Main on ith Avenuc | (e symptoms surrounding the man's | The warshi) asked as to the where- | French lady maki the Russian arms in the ion of 1omil Hjerpe of this city is superin- war minister of Bavaria and a gen- | Causes $100.000 Loss. death all point directly to internal | anhouts of the former Hamburg- | Stalwart sons of Warsaw and in the Carpathians are | tendent of the home. erelfingrne Bayant ofa oy New York, Feb. 3.—The damage | Démorrhages, brought on. it s American liner Praesident, converted | lady and the ch recounted in an official Ru n state —_— Since leaving the Bavarian army sev- e 4 £ g | thought, as a result of the internal | into a German auxiliary cruiser. The | the irascible H§ ment issued here today. Confirmation |, $100,000 LOSS, ¢ral years sgo Ven Horn spent some | done by the bursting of a water main | iy furjes he received last month | meeting hetween the Isabeila and tae | ¢harming chorus (e S SR i in y. rica ¢ also in |at Forty-second street and Bighth ave- | is given also to the report that Ger- | Sl T tmui‘m fnuth 1\1xlo}|f‘| l-md ]ll‘ > in | at Forty . ) ;s g Comes of Good Family. | e man troops have been sent to the | Fire Destroys Portchester Block—Aid | MeXico, where he was when the war | pue 1ist night was estimated today at | g occurred about 8 o'clock in the even. * Carpathians to assist their Austrian Sent From Nearby Town: started. $100,000, almost all of which was due Mr. Hitchings comes of one of the ing while the steamer was on her way { The burgo: g Court Session Held. to the flooding of celars for several | best families in New Haven and was | from San Juan to Mayaquez, Porto | MPressive entry lies. The text of the communication T o follows: ! Portchester, N. Y., Feb. 3.—Fire of Under the auspices of Canadian or- | blocks along Eighth avenue. - a weil known and popular young man, | Rico. It was too dark to establish | #nd his beard. “The engagements in the region of |unknown origin today destroyed the| picials, a court s siheldiMiast | The | torzenti ot iiiwater Sooured the warship’s identity, they said [ to marry oft his Mlawa have continued favorable to |four story block in Main streét, owned | pight at McAdam Junction, just across | (hrough the street for more than two | = /T8¢ W S FOURE W ARG 1R \ — ernor . Of (S our troops. On the left bank of the | by Isaac Wein, who conducted a large | tne New Brunswick border, at which | hours and in some places it reached |\ "% ‘No" 108 Blake street, New The Karlsruhe has four funnels; | “Atham) who | Vistula the battle on the roads from ‘de)mmmnt store on the first floor. | testimony was given before polico |& depth of two feet. The cellars of | 08 &5 ro. G HEEE, BHER. e¥ | the Suftolk only three tary entry In f/Bolimow proceeded on February 1 j'The loss stimated at between $75,- | pragistrate Luke Lawson, who later is- | many stores were flooded. Yyears ago and he has no children. A = = ey 1 = { with considerable intensity. A large | 000 and ,snw,mm_\ ; “icl . wortant spathx Van Hoan. & e et e J. N. NAGEL DEAD. P .mfln;rl» 3 a Y and ig! atteries 3 aze 2 b 0 = ¢ FaTTs ras SH - “ 1 2 i % & ” 2 Jones nds an puiaber of inSavy ano il atterloall Db aZe RS OURDEY o B0 o B of ooy ot ith S warranEiwa s dcliver=dito as a_claims investigator in the liabil- | Meriden, Feb. 3. —John N. Nagel, a | Joun o Gretoh participated energetically in the en- |the local firemen and aid was sent| Deputy Sheriff Ross. ¥ Ol D N ity department of the Travelers’ I vell know hant rmer 8 love to Gretcheg % gagement | from Greenwich, Conn., and East Port-| No service was made on the pris- STCRpannent OTuhe Trevelens 19- el kuiown mercksnk dbemar slsoll poloimit SR Borjimow Attack Repulsed. | chester. Families who occupied the | oner , local authorities having decided e i NSO e e it et e councilman, died sud-|'hurgomaster's sl “The German attack on the morn- | three upper stories made hurried es- | that {he warrant had no legal stand- Hartford. Feb. 3.—Snow to- T irentnibdiie A bl b de e s A LT T | cape The blaze was under control | ing unless accompanied by an or night. Thursday cloudy. EtaAln Teonitar it L 10 Gu= | oplaky € was 76 years old His | ijs the possessor (Continued on Mourth Page.) e JhiaE Pnlenacce ) ated the beautiful library to the Blm | widow, a son and a daughter sur- A‘ 5 A | Gy vive { warship, the Isabell officers said, | Plod through thi as much as the He lived with his young wife and his (Continued om