The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1905, Page 2

i ever 100 lives, give « graphic dosorip- r y SHIP WHA and Passengers Thrown _. Into Sea at Night. co Show Victims Fougitt Furiously for Life. PARIS, Nov. %.—Spoctal reports re- - @tived here of the wreck of the London @ad Southwestern Railway Company's @eamer Hilda, which left Southampton Priday night for St. Malo, France, and ‘was totally wreoked on Les Portes Reef, outside the Jardin Lighthouse, ‘three miles from St, Malo, at 4 o'clock > Yesterday morning, with the loss of swith a thick snowstorm, the captain of ie Hilda probably took the buoy light ‘of the rocks for the St. Malo Light. house. He gave signals which were not goon by harbor employees, and then the steamer proceeded slowly toward the light. i Awtul Life Struggle. ‘When the Hilda struck the rocks the atoumner’s boilers exploded and she was wut in rwo, giving the passengers bo ‘tme to save their lives. Beven bodies wearing life belts were found on the coast off the village of Mt, Cust yesterday ovening. ‘The shore near St, Malo is covered with wreckage, ‘Pworthinds of the Hilda's passengers French farmers returning to with heayy sums in gold, from Whe sate of their yearly harvest of and potatoes, je others were English famities who golive (© spond the winter at ‘The wreck lies on the beach, miles off St. Malo, showing only Mmainmast and forecastle. A correspondent of the Matin went to the scene of the wreck on a Gov- @rmment steamer with the local offi- Gals. They picked up five bodies which ‘were entangled in the rigging of the ' Hilda, The corpses presented a dread- MUl spectacte, with arms and legs twisted in all directions and hands i bt | torn with desperate struggling. ve 2.—A telegram from » Malo, says that fifty- ots bodies have been Washed up on the Dench there from the wreck of the Landon and Southwestern Rallroad steamer Hilda, which was sunk off the French const yesteniay morning with Me lows of over one hundred Lives, Bad Scenes at Ship Office. tressing acenes were witnossed to» @t the offices of the Lonaon and western Railroad Company both don and Southampton, but, the syst had no information to xive Pelatives of the missing passengers Bape unable to hold out the slightest \ officials said {t would have ‘been ne for i Lath) live for more @ few minutes In such a sea as failed on Saturday, le to furnish f but it is that the entire family of a Lon- physician, Dr. Stanley, Mrs, Sian- their two daughters, were lost. the crew, numbering twenty-six belonged to Southampton, All but were married, ter in the day the London an Bouthwestern Railroad Company ry peace that An official report had been ved from St. Malo stating that the fotal number of persons on board the Hilda was 12. ann onl six were saved, 123 were SURVIVOR TELLS OF WRECK. ST. MALO, France, Nov, 20.—J Gunter, the only seaman of the Bri Channel sterner Hilda saved from the Wreck Of that vessel off this port on Saturday night ways that th was Mo panic on board, Attempts w made to Jower the boats, but the rough sea Pensered it impoxsible, Gunter clung W the Attings of the Lopmas? with nine others below him including the chief ite und three Bretons who died dur- ng the Hight of exposure, ie Hida first struck At 10 o'clock Gaturdiy night. She was going dead slow at the time, Rockets were sent Wp, but there was no response Seven minutes later the ship broke amidships, and her decks awept bare with the exception of the few. # vivors who clung to the mast. 'The ‘were rescued by the steamer Ada‘ at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, alter. having endured twelve hours of ‘agony HiT BY ONE TRAIN AS SHE DODGED ANOTHER, WNrs, Clark Probably Fatally Injured on New York Central Road. ‘Mra, Einma Clerk, of No. 588 Wost Thiriy-ninth #ireet, was gathering fire- Wood mt Tenth avenue and Thirtlech Mireot fo-day when sho was struck b f New York Central freight (rain her lott lex was broken. telney internal injuries. She also aus. A® & train had passed on one track whe hod stepped over on the other track Mm front of the train which struck her. © Was Beni to Roosevelt Hospital, She Will probably’ dic. ty FOUND SHOT DEAD ON BEACH Stranger in Adanit Killed Mimeetf, @Breele) to Te Wventns’ World) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Nov. 2 Lytig on bis face With w bullet we in the head a voutie man abou Ay-two yen: found ad twen fd, not known here, was im the @xnd close to the Pulkheas ar tie Inlet end of Ruode od eee waAY, by John Nixon, a te Wi pcumbled 6 Wis 9 belly . oat we ground i oy 1 ded for hourd and discolored by to make night, HEAT ICS) MOOS A The Hilda Blown Apart/Wants Convoy to Vladi- LIVES WERE LOST. Bodies Taken from Wreck $73 yj gore His brief visi ended. th mon \ Wi a few minu the British | fleet was in motion, moving down the river and ot through the Narrows in | the following © orde Drake, Bedford. | Berwick, Cornwall, Cumberlan and Essex. The cruisers were two lengths apart. Hardly had the Inst} crulser of the English fleet cleared. the | Battery before Admiral Evans's flag- ship gave the signa of the American squadron ¥ Hor ) Might log wax cut off at the knee and <tty Bvidently er the e045 Ad he cut across the A'Meult. hit and the ale “theat) a man comm tte a he ul bi CZAR, FEARING MUTINY, ASKS vostok for His Trans- ports—Is Refused. ROJESTVENSKY’S DREAD More Bloodshed at Lodz, and So- Gialists Threaten Another Strike | of All Classes, | TOKIO, Noy. 20.—It ts reported here that Russia, apprehending a mutiny o1 prisoners on board the tranaports con- veying them from Jopan, asked the Japanese Government to convoy them with warships to Viadivostok, But the Japanese declined to do s0. Strong enmity between the members of the army and navy on the vessels is Gail tO exist. Admiral Rojestvensky is reported to be keeping in his cabin on the Boronesi Gen. Danteloff, who came here to ar. range for the transfer of the prisoners has left Toklo in haste for Nagaski. Troops Fire on Crowd, LODZ, Russian Poland, Nov. %.—Two hundred persons were arrested by the military In the Catholic churoh of the Holy Cross here yesterday for singing patriotic songs. When the soldiers reached Mikala- jewska street with their prisoners a crowd of people abused the escort and the offer in command ordered the troops to fire, Two men and one woman were killed and four men were wounded WARSAW, Nov, 2%—The Consuls have asked the authorities to protect | the foreign residents owing to the pre- carious conditions prevailing. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. %,—After- noon.~-With the collapse of the strike the leaders of the “'Reds'! say they will relies to the prep-| strike! to sustain the revoludonary programme When the Natlonal Assembly mevts, ‘These plans, which were suddenjy upset by the precipitation of the railroad wtvike® last month, are exceedingly am- ditious, Involving the co-operation not only of the workmen of the cities but the peasantry, and, If possible, the army and navy. The propaganda among the soldiers and sailors will be pushed en- ergetically. Famine and Plague Will Ald The leaders already claim that they have onganized the peasantry in five districts of Kharkoff province, the peatan.é having agreed not to work for the landlords when the strike is called. (hoy anticipate that the famine which is at the doors of almost 15,000,000 peas- ants of the central provinces, aeverding to estimates, will prove an effective ally of the agiation, as they can promise to give the peasants pd to an un limited extent. The plogue, which is moving north- ward from the Kirghiz steppe, and which f# not stamped out in the Vistula region, may aleo made to serve the purpose of arousing the ignorant and superstitious peasants. Yne leaders will urge the) proletariat everywhere to secure arms and be pre- pared to fight for their rights, vimtlprinniinn CRUISER MINNEAPOLIS OFF TO CRONSTADT CHERBOURG, France, Nov, 20.—The United States cruiser = Minneapolis sailed from here this morning, a furious storm having delayed ber earlier de- parture, It lw understood that she leaves for Cronstadt to guard the interests of Americans menaced by the disorders in Russia. Soutien: cael |GUNS BOOM GOOD-BY AS PRINCE SAILS, (Continued from First Page.) {cort of five Central Office men, the Prince drove to foot of West Sey- jenty-ninth street, where a launch @walt- ed him. in this he went to the Maine and called on Rear-Admiral Bo) Byans, of the North Atlanti miral Evans soon to the Drake, whithe he sailing time f s was 1 P, M Prince's Niece To Be a Queen, |. Prince Louls's departure for the borhood of Spa 7 sh nelirhs| ish Waters acquires a| and after waiting for a time outside} | MPS LLU Ford STL AFTER THE MAN BERD KRUP Grand Jury to Consider Case of Fugitive Election “Float- er” To-morrow. Because of businé#s requiring the at- tendance of Attorney-Generai Mayer in the Bupreme Court to-day the cage of Krup, the floater, who disappeared and forfelted $5,000 bail last week, was not continued before the Grand Jury to-day, It wil be the firat order of business to- morrow and will probably take up the entire session, Lawyer Dilion, rup’s personal coun’ sel, who was asked by the Grand Jury on Friday who put up the $5,000 cash that secured Krup's release a few hours before his case was called for trial, will be a witness again to-morrow, George Charles F, Murphy and John Murphy! have been subpoenaed to appear be- fore the Grand Jury and tell if they knéw anything about the $6,000 that furnished freedom for Krup cannot be confirmed at the District-Attorney's office. All the authorities in charge of the Investigation will say is that they will not hesitate to call anybody who may be able to throw light upon the powerful Interests behind Krup, No trace has been found of the miss- ing Krup. His disappearance is looked upon as amasing to politicians, inas- much @s two Morgan deputies were ordered to trail him from the court- room after his discharge and to keep him in sight until he #hould return to the courthouse for trial, The deputies followed him to the Pulitzer Bullding. the door of Levy & Unger's office, went | back and reported that they had lost| the trail. Less than two hours later Lawyer Dillon admitted that Krup had disappeared. i ONE WOMAN AIDED “RAFFLES” TO ROB, (WD ONE HID LOOT. (Continued from Firat Page.) public. It was not until !ast night that news |sentimental interest by reason of al statement published to-day at Madrid aud cabled to 1 ning World, to f at King Alfonso will, on wed the Princess Victoria} ave of Battenberg. This royal union will make Pr Louis an 4 of King of ¥v Aloxan of Bat- en here with his become Ajfonso's The Princess is a daughter of the late Prince Henry of Battenbers who was the brother of Pr is, Her mother was Prigcess youngest sister of King i | ward The British fleet lett several hundred eniisted men behind. All the satlors who had overstayed thelr shore leaves and Who tried to get aboant tila morning Were turned away, on the princ!ple that His Masesiy's navy was well rid of e ey will be dd as deserters, { the truants who turned up O° still wore sailor garb, but most of them had on nondeserip: civilian rar. AN officer of the Drake sald | about 200 of these men were being left botnd, Some of the tardy tars haye niready. appiied to the linmlgratl on off rm for return passage to England Commisstoner Watchorn said that he considered Prince Louls as he would salling master, and that 4 fine of $2 n head would be imposed for every Sallor who had been left stranded in Now York, just as ft iv imposed npon ¢apteing of liners for linmigranta smug- ¥ ain Ru piisont aig examination, e Bri uadron, in passin Took, ianftod fry the agen es well, Hope to retura,” of Bmalley's arrest and his alleged eon- fession to many burglaries wag made |known to his young wife in Clayton. | She wes tulally orushed by the humllia- tion and disgrace and fled with her two uildren to the home of her accused husband's fathor, “Tle was a good husband and father, and never permitted his family to want for anythlog,” she sobbed. "I can’t erstand It at all, 1 can't believe “Never Wasted Time." le waabeth jail, sut why did you not take the money that was in the drawer adjoining that containing the jewels?” the phyelctan | asked the prigoner. ‘There Was sey- hundred dollars in there,’ never wasted y time,” biithel; lied = Binaliay. id my worl T was armed with two did not want to have to use pouailey ickets for some of m his home, thot. | leged New York wife bas not been made | Mt. Schmidt the Greek met two Groeka| | upstalty and hid himself under the bed. Dr, Moore called upon Smalley at the curity of @ cell and his request was i Depar' ckly ju order to avold possible trous latols and tendered to his neighbor pawn the property Solen ore ALFRED P» SMALLEY NEW TRAFFIC RULES Patrons Will Not Be Allowed tc Enter Carriages on Broadway. hicular trafic in the | Metropolitan Opera-Houre, son Commences to-night Opera patrons in carriages may ap | proach by che front entrance on Broa | way or at either side entrance, vicinity of Whose sta agement, must enter by ninth street door, theatre all carriages must oceupanis from th: either ‘Phirty-ninth or Fortieth street. the Brondway entrance to the Opera House at the cloge of the performance Commissioner McAdoo expiains the {this rule is established for the protec | tion bf the great majority of the patr of the opera, who leave by the Broad t | first, but confidently expects that as soon as drivers become familiar with the rules they will appreciate the benefit NINE EDUCATION COMMISSIONERS, To Be Appointed by Mayor in a LD FOR EAT OF WE BY FALL McEnernys Quarrelled and Few Days—Raositions Woman Went Through Honorary. Four-Story Window, On a date prior to Deo, 1 Mayor! McClellan must, in obeyance of the |Charter, appoint nine Commissioners of Education, three for Manhattan, three for Brooklyn, and one each for the re- maining boroughs. These positions are jhonorary Sadie MoKnerny, who lived with her husband, Patrick MeEnerny, on the fourth floor of the flathouse at No, 767 Columbus avenue, was instantly killed yesterday by a tall from the fire . @scape to the arewway in the rea? |the majority of the Board wal! sthi be of the house, The husband, partially) jn (ne hands of the Low appointees, intoxicated, and admitting that he had|py this time next year, when the Mayor threatened her because she bad re-|will have the appointment of nine more mained out all Saturday night was ar-'Commissioners, the administration Pol- wetically control the Board, rested by the police of the West Ono K¥, Mill pacts cere in Hundredth street station on suspicion of tion, if he cares to assert ft, to dictate having been the cause of the woman's all administrative questions. tall The executive “management of the | Ne | echo nine, cputee of study, Neighbors at onge informed Policeman | °HHR ‘nani ot the, howd of Bi Kraft that the couple had been quar- intendents, of which City Supt, Max- ' J t ow well {s the supreme head for the next Simpson, of Levy & Unger’s office, who | Telling. Detectives Brown, Horan and fas cea een eet eaters personaliy deposited the money with | Davis, after interviewing the neigh do not possess the power to direct. they| the City Chamberlain, may also be | Doms and getting the story of the hus- cin veto the acts and decisions of the called. j band, reported to Coroner Scholer. Superintend i" For Manhattan, Marcus Moses, a Reports that Alderman Gaftney,! None of the tenanis of the house |wammany man, 18 mentioued for one of heard screams or any noise that Would «ne commissionenships. He is at pres- accompany a fight at the time Mrs. /ent » member of the local board. MoEnerny must have fallen, A Mrs. Bertha Marcel, who occupies a flat | across the hullway, on the same floor as the McEnernys, told the detectives | |ahat she had heard loud voices, but not in angry tones, just before she | heard the sound of breaking clothes- lines ond the thud In the rear of the house that accompanied the fall of the woman. Coroner Seholer interviewed the wit-| Supreme Court. To-Morrow and heages at his office this afterndon and athered from their testimony that Me-) B; is Sti 2 . Eathered from their testimony thai Me-) Earn His Stipend of $2 a Day: for the death of his wife, although he had threatened her, It appears that she went lo the fire-escape b> avold him and jumbled off in her excitement. Me- Hnaryey, was held in $100 bal. for the in- quest, “He furnished a bond and went home to complete arrangements for his wife's funera) BEAT BURGLAR WHO HID UNDER THE BED. George Teppers, a Greek, who says he lives at Thirty-fifth street and Bev- enth avenye, Manhatian Borough, was arraigned in the Lee Avenue Court to day a8 a result of an attempt to com- mit a burglary in the home of Peter COL. ASTOR DIDN'T Col. John Jacob Astor's name was on the roll of jurora in that part of the Supreme Court where Justice P, Henry Dugro presided and Gen, O'Blerne is clerk, to-day, but when Gen, O'Bierne lcalled. "John J, Astor” there wad, no response. ‘Phere was a moment's hush, Bvery- body waited to hear the Judge say; “Enter a fine of $100 against the Jurors | name’ with. remaris about “millipn: the protection of the law and last to perform their duties as good citizens,” t pe didn't. Instead Gen. erne Cae eta the gary dotioe pad hot nen served of Col, Astor personally, but was matied to him Jate on Sature day, and very likely he Schmidt at No, 21 Broadway, Willioms-| jt yet. ie y ‘itnda the Colonel lost. Pweg ties 4 n 2 bd sa me In the person of Mr. @chmiat and carn Ter avery oupe. 1K which he might have sat a juror. wually prompt to pond to uch calle to. aunty, and will probabl: be on pand to answer "Here!" to rol call to-morrow and get his #2, nnn $12,500 FOR A WIDOW. ——— Peculiar TroMley Accident Resulted » Death of Raymon’, The atory told aty the trial of. the and also his finish, After dining in Mr. | Behmidt’s restaurant Tepper: ipped The Behmidts retired, The Greek wriggled out from under the bed and disturbed several slats, A minute later Mra, Schmidt leaped out upon his neck. Then Mr, Schmidt Jamped on him. While they hammered him with odds and epds of furniture they shouted for help, Five policemen arrived and more happened to Abe reek, When arraigned in court to-day Tep- pers sald he was anxious for the se- against the New York City Street Rail- way Company fot the loag of her bus wranted. spores CRUISER BALTIMORE SAILS. 14 trom Shanghai to Chetoo Under Sealed Orders, LONDON, Nov. 2.—'Dhe Shanghai our ea of the Pelegr shat "yay Ys ik by, & ot killed him, ‘The. motor. A at wo the sidewall Raymond and young lash ‘FOR OPERA SEASON. Holders boxes, according to the opem man the Talnty: | But in leaving the take their side entrances in n with these nine new appointees) pom | KO FRA, ADMITS “HESS UME Found Warrant a Recount, Th vaas of the vote of the Sev- enth Ai '¥ Disttiot to-day resulted in no change of figures affecting the Mayoralty, Lawyer Yonge, representing William R. Hearst, who Was presem when the Board of Canvaseers began work, said ‘hat while he aid not charge fraud in the last election he regarded it as sig- nificant that the mistakes or clerical orrors thus fa unearthed were largely against the interests of Mr, Hoarst, Mr, Yonge added that as the tally sheets and the returns disagree in magy (Instances the only way of ascertaining the correct figures is to open the ballot- boxes. In the Fifth Blection District an er- ‘ror wae found onive MG frtlek on the M, 0. to the Socialist candi bir Boer The 207 protested and vy in Richmond County were produced in the agreement were counted. Tho were turned over ta who will pags wy them. Justice Giegerich took up the void and contested ballote in the Second District, Manhattan, to-day. No change tn the total vote resulted | in the Righth Assembly District, of jwhich Florrie Sullivan is Tammany |Meader, the @ally gheete end return |blanks as to Mavor were exact to a | vote, In the Ninth election district, | | where the return blank is missing, it The Police Department this afternoon Was later found in the ‘protested bal- |issued orders intended to regulate ve- the | lot” envelope. * M’ADOO LOOKS UP i to Fill—New Traffic Squad. Commissioner McAdoo got back from | No oarriage will be permitted to stop &t/ Lakewood to-day and called a meeting Board ‘tor Wednesday over the roundsmen ervice Het as eligible for never jof his Advisory ; | afternoon, | examination jon the Civil promotion, |done before, He wants to pers of all This is something There are about seventy | way door and oan arent eet, et | Vacant sergeantcies have been established also fe The Commissioner said he regretted streets in the theatre district. The /the talk of polloemen bein drake on . | Commissioner expects some friction At | the British crulser Drake, Me and In- Friday, saw Commander Buller, got evidence on which they expect to proceed against at least two policemen, The Commissioner ‘announced — that arrangements has been made for a night traMe squad for the theatre dis- trict, to be pnt In operation at once, The old question as to whether he interied to resign brought the oid answer: "T have not resigned, and I have not been asked to resign,” LITTLE GIRL IS SET ABLAZE AT BONFIRE. Ran Screaming Through Street Till Workman Went to Rescue. Agnes Madden, five years old, of No, 1% Commonwelth avenue, the Bronx, avenue, near her home to-day when her clothing caught fire. Some other children tried to extin- gulsh the flames but were unsuccessful, and the little girl ran screaming up the street. After she had gone hatf a block a workman came along and threw his coat around her, smothering the fumes. |The child was terribly burned, She was taken to Fordham Hospital, where, it is said, she may not recove: ——— WILD ANTICS ON A ROOF. \Peter Ward Arouned His Neighbors and the Pollee. Peter Ward, of No, 5% Weat Thirty- ninth street, entertained his neighbors | But Mr, Yonge Insists Errors Y which 103 votes for idate for Comptroller reed others Juatiog Dickey spector Brooks went to the Drake on and was playing near & bonfire on Rosedale | | Yoo Drops i aagnieg The Kind You Have Always Bought Promotes DigestionCheerful- Rest.Contains neither eee Morphine nor Mineral. oT NARCOTIC, A . SOT geroon » to-day be- _——- e J ey. 'y Were can- Yamed by lawyens 1 ting Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- Hearst and Mayor Motielinn: id all mac jarrhoea upon which the lawyers reached an Hon, Sour Stomach, D Worms Convulsions Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. NEW_YORK. Wi month 5 Doses old JRCINIS The cut of our men's underwear is carefully con- sidered, In making up our com- plete eollection of underwear materials we choose in every case the make which fits best — wearing qualities being equal. That care counts espe- cially in staple fabrics like ‘merino and balbriggan, for in specialties, such as Ramie fibre, there is often but one make of the fabric, + Rocers, Pert & Company. Three Broadway Stores, 258 842 1260 at at at Warren st. 43th st, Sad st, ANSWER AS JUROR, | | Expected, However, to Appear in early to-day by appearing on the roof of the six-story house jn which he lives and performing numerous wild antios, He had been performing for some time when Rounfaman Werte and Policeman Ryeson came up through the roof seut- tle to ask him to desist. , Ward had decided that he was fn prison because high iron bars separate the roofs of the various houses in thet row to prevent burglans from working from roof W roof, and when the police appeared the man was beating his head aguinst the bars, As Werts and Rye- son sprang at him, Ward attempted to jump to the street, and a lively sou! followed on the edge of the roof, Ward was finally subdued and taken to the West Side Court, where he was held for further examination, sells on! A POUN! SPE dy “eta mnhavamarn © the pure kind and at's PENRY CIAL FOR MONDAY, ee STOKES’S CHAUFFEUR HELD, -_—— Gove win aonver 1 to 10 fa, At the following rates: Ma tan, jalres who are foremost in demanding hadn't received | damage sult of Katharine M, Raymond band was a ovflous chapter of accl- dents, out of Which the jury found justification for a verdict for $12,000 for fan and conductor’ testifed that & man wating at Utes fer Sr Mishra at x ken. oF * 0 ndtow for our out-ot-tow! carefully packed And our Special Matt er Owner of Ansoute Didn't Think Bis Machine Way Going Fant. W. B.D, Stokes appeared in the Morrieanta Court to-day when biv chauffeur, Frederick H. Beard, of No, Weat Fifty-cighth street, was. ar- Thignede charged with spredi his automobile. Bicycle Poleeman ort, of | the mont stathin, charged rd with di Gat plore SE aatat er at wen 3 a rstokes did not eee hi so fast as a waa Ll gt until Friday, Wi Policeman sald he would produce roborating witnesses, —— COPPER DIVIDENO DECLARED. ‘Tho Calumet and Hecla Copper Min~ ing Company to-day deejared @ quar- terly dividend of Lh My 4 pala Ri “Af you have ‘headache on \aohes, no’ matter: how DON'T put the matter off crease of % a shire the Inst previous quarter, In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA ROUNDSMEN’S RECORDS, | eamanmnmanmmnmmnsarnsmenrnnes eect ea Has About 70 Vacant Sergeantcies If you nail your faith to our boys’ furnishings, you're | plenty safe, * From neckwear and shirta to stockings and underwear, the variety is unusual for boys’ sizes, Besides, in most every case our boys’ furnishings are made by the makers of our men’s sizes, and are of exactly the same fine qual~ ity, only costing less because smaller, aoe Rogers, Part & ComPANy, Three Broadway Stores, 258 842 opposite near op City Hall, Union Square, Gree Ciotona ree "" SBECIAL FOR TUESDAY. REAM oun | 10c Row Store Open Kvenings Unth 11 o'Clock, saat e797 “aie “a.