The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1905, Page 1

RESULTS. EDITION | tem : PRICE {ONE CEN AR MOSCOW [BARGE BURNED Par yuTHOFS. TONER SEG: J usta Blhodshed Marks. First The Baker Destroyed Off Day of Great Tie-Up Mlantic City in Russia, by Fire, \ BIG GUNS ‘IN STREETS|WAS FROM THIS CITY: St. ot a by Last Wire) Thousands on Beach Watch|On Witness Starid She At- Open Hears of Armed Re- volt and Clash. Burning Vessel at Ryst Re- ported as Steamer. ‘| | OT, PETERSBURG. Neo. 1.4.00 P. M. —The single telephone e working /to the water's edge five miles off At ‘Moscow this afternoon brougt grave! lantic City/this afternoon. reports of serious disorders and col-| was saved by the tug North America ere between the troops and the pop-jand the lift-saving crews that, put out | f) inne Marshadney, formerly the Syn On- jermtt was first made out. ‘techestva, and otter “secretly published papers which are being distributed by! of smoke aflsing from {he boat caused | Thousands to the workmen, are file the thousands who watched her from | with the most inflammatory appeals, in-| the shore to belleve that she was a big diting the people to an armed rebetlion. | steamship, Many of the articles are eapectafly | Pot a time she was supposed to be directed to the army. which Js implored | tho Pennsylvania, formerly ot the| not to shed the blood of the’ nation rican line, which eatied from this One writer addressing: the soldiers said: ) port for Seattle, Wash., yesterday, “Join us. Hise with us, No- power] It was shortly after noon to-day can stand against the people and the | when the Attention of the men‘at the faemy united ' Aifforent life-saving tations was. ate "Pho first guns in the battle which may/ tracted by @ large cloud of smoke on @otormine the fate of Premier Witte's| the hofizon. Soon afterward the /out- experiment with moderate constitutional | likes of a steamer could be eo out, fam and introduce either reaction or a ‘complete revolution have been fired at yw. Where the general girike has Bow phllbaah 4 inaugurated, ‘ The Workmen's Council by | The low-iiimging mistend the clouds, she might be, carrying. + ‘Ae tho veusel’ bécame more distinotly ern, There were no signs of lite ‘yp the steamer, still she seemed to be making headway. When about five fies off the coast #h@ suddenly headed.in tow- ard sifere ahd kept. coming. straight Ahead until) leas than dour miles away.’ Then she made a turn Up the coast, but is not proceeding with any speed, The life saving crews put out at oneg. Before they were half way there another steamer came along and was ‘the principles of the imperial manifeato wot Oct. .%, and js now basing itself o1 feaction, trickery and decelt. Adyices from Ryexhitsa, In the Gov> ‘ernment of Vitedek, announce that, h has occurred im that vicinity sim- fo thé insurrection in Livenia. ‘The report that Kharkof | In 3 \vcnaet of “the! revolution: is con+ firmed. Two pandred and Atty men of the Starobyelsk and Lebedinsk regi- have joined the revolutionists, jos have flatly refused re ‘cannot be told yet” whebher s auhonen boats and went to the cue or whether the men on the bi 4 ing veusel wore able \o la thelr own thelr nts, A number of © boats and row a) mt were, captured and disarmed be- ¥ rhe oy? ie Soe “burning fesamat oan 0 coust in snore ‘town of Tukum has been retaken er and (housinds of peopl the jerirenecs by Russian troops. Fibs Loe beaches, hel despaton to the at Aviantic City alone over 5,007 pei ange Yielearaph Company from St, Bie watched the burning yeadel Bn if burg mys that numerous meet-|/owed the rescue crews wlin {invtnel ey ‘of, workimén at Moscow, Inblading| and glasses unt!! they became n-sre engineer and postal telegraph em-| eats on the murface have declared In favor of an| On word it this city government oficiales or jo available troops, it is added, fet ithe revenue cutter Mohawk to proc down eariee ocuitra Se puns have boon | ite coer Putas feria within hal = *, ud hour ot getting the orders, fe “WARSAW JOINS "| SCHOONER'S OR Ww GREAT STRIKE. JUMP INTO SEA, _ BT, PETERSBURG, Déo, 21.—At noon, the Continental train uw station with’ military drivers und &.strong guard of ao! ff ‘Tho tender and locomotives hei bed ae rape OR "Mae "ot solaiers ‘allt wort at ees of the ar A pase seater, ‘pee. dives the Delaware Bi Water state PHYLADELPHIA, sdvere storm Briss bs coast has British bark Annasonta, / trom TRunkirk, | nation France, went aground da the rocks of the breakwater, but Whip blown off. by, the high wind, Ae the gala drove the bark seaward the ore fig veuohatrigenid We Apa solide ; ad be enn when ager und bis Newnpaper Man ‘Man jtxpiron a 09- J eration ‘ar nc prae Edward CE SHE The barge Baker, of this wy. burned | Her crew |from Atlantic City when the burning | ‘wat the smoke concealed any’ signais |’ ; outings amiinat Lhe sy 4 ogame refute this that Mrs. Duke that sho was ablaze anata ty ‘appeared as a pel ag seen to turn in toward the burning!) the yi j of the maser tell t to}, driven many veadels ¢o / shelter, The| er oS TTB. DUE NES W RSE Divorce Suit Rrought by Tobacco Magnate To Be Tried in that State, WIFE'S MOVE DEFEATED. tempted to Show He Lived in New-York. Mrs, Lilian N. Duke tooked ev day of her forty-five years when &! mounted the witness stand in Vice | Chancellor Pitney's Court in Newark | to-day. 4 The bride of a year ago of the multt-| | millionaire president of the American Tobaceo Company. noy for the secdnd |time {n her life defendant ina divoree sujt om statuatory grounds, was agrik- ingly attired in a Wack drees with gold braid. A great on velvgt hat | Waa Upped forward at a rakisp angle and a. large stole of brown fur ewisted sinuously about heb, Tt wasathe secorid day of @ hearing begun lngt Moniay, Mrs. Duke is | secking to have her husband's suit for divorce thrown out of the Jersey courts on the gtoufid ‘that ‘Mr. puke te"hot a Gold. Enamel, With Hollane| 4 Sea a tan Caos Al the Way rg Se ae ROU J ea &, je N.S.) tame baer | \ ce for many years, and xewesdittatagrs, pe. / oa The mud iarks were in. eye pen Sand quilt es, Sr out of getting down, he) nh of the ling @hote hat would mae perate them tor brelr lonten afithé week, The track was sloppy. FIRST RACE,-Five and one-hait ‘Starters, ve Jo _ #a varies, mia, nw ret 107, J. MeIntyte: Tan: Betore whe was asked a guedtion Mra. Duke abled her dyebrows 46° nhutely and. eniled sweetly. at the wtay: Waited, Vieo-Chancellot. Then ahe stot a gay /glance At Mr’ Duke, but the to- ‘Daccoymagnate was as unimpreasionable 8 a/stone fence. He Jooked straight (At the woman whom he led to the altar fi yenr ago and there was a bold, s'eel- fo Blitter in ‘his eye oythe qnestion of Chauncey D. Pare as ‘4 4 hat be # (Continued on Becond a | SME NOPPER SENDS I HIS RESIGNATION Giadiator, 110, 1. dy Lasca, 102, jetta, Aw Hay SECOND RACE—Wivé and @ halt ‘pene Mrs ah Blarters, 4 SEWESE eT SB { his sit Jockeys Bey Ripa 5 2 Superintendent of Buildings at ‘ ‘ | Hands Letter to Borough . |b at Pivsident: Ahearn. cert a Desha cut out the funnt in. close order. by Holmend, and Bitter |. In the atret forth weat to the front and. woo cleverly by half a length ftom Bitter Hand, who closed strong and beat Hol- ‘and II. @ length for the place. | THIRD RACE—Mile and seventy Yeane A. Hopper, Superthtendent - of the Bureau of Buildings ¢ or the Bor- ough of Menhattan,: to-day sent’ his a ee to Rorouny Prosident rn eXplalhing his woxson for resigning, ha made the fol oring statement: ny bes | yd pie forwarded my resla- iperintendent of Bulldihes toe Bardiah President Ahewrn. My bon for this act is that 1 do not to be vonsidered for @ reappointment.” Mr. Hopper bas been at outs-with the aoe: 4 ever alnce his depart. ment caine th for severe on an er é Ba “4 cores Fooneted the as: alleged set in nisin coke y rederwood: Glen tiga a ont Arsenal thied, aiid RACE—One mile wan tn! God Enamel made ronnie. | ba etal for ang won uy by @ length from who beat Reedmare ino UL LW 6. Ame nas forthe place: Time— _| EOWARD S "MATHEWS DEAD, ——! HUNT FOR py IN. : frealy iy a ehawid ‘ mk ut ' Clroulation Books Open to All.”” pak hs NOT SH LATEST AT FUR CHUODS, NEWS, OF IY PAK ADC ~THEDAY xi Prison Job. nell IL DEC. %.—Newton C, ae the Peoria, “Ii. @thocl BUSY’ TIME TO-NIGHT AT ST, NICHOLAS RINK, Hockeys of New Yetk A, ©. and St. Nicholas Club me CHIEF HANES WIS Salvage Led AN th All the Way to Stretch and Then Tired Badly. | aryy bani TRACK, NEW OR- | ANS, % wore pa by ic'The races hore to-day the withdrawal of ven the Job) the best horses owihg to the condition of the track, which was a searot mud, ies . Dryer, the! Fears ls of all ‘convied KABAMAZOO, ML%., ery ee “4 bg Kdward sig f ‘a room at The altéadance is rn on ft na "hs Wel it an eh ; very oof, u iqeriv served an @ i, ie the ‘broom factory al Hr A Two Brothers Poisoned, - Deo, M4,—Davit | Nana ther keeping the Finer RACES Ptarters, crowds away, furlongs tné t SEGGERS’ CHARGE reshape biialty resp ‘Former Vice-Squad Head Says He. Was Forbidden to Act, Even After ™ Getting Evidence, by Man He Had Been ae to Obey. Detective Sergeant Hggers, formerly head of the vice squad, on trial to day before Deputy Conimissiouer MeBvoy for failure to suppress disorderly | places, “ se the buck” squarely to McAdoo's secretary, Mr. Howell, “I was told to take my orders froin Howell,” he said, “and did.'sd. Searried | out his ordets and left places alone when he told tit'tor! Witnesses, members of the vice squad, had told how trey had gathered evidence, and reported to Eggers and were told to walt, is {¢ Was Howell's order, ‘ . , Then Rggers went on the stand, | FOOK HUWELL'S ORDERS, Ekgers paid he had been attached to the Police Department twas years, and during that time had ‘bern fined seven days’ pay, and toll of his promotion to head of the vide squad, “T was directed by Commissioner McAdoo,” Eggers, who was pers fectiy ccal, but whife, eaid in answer to a question, “to take orders from. Secretary Howell and réport to him al! evidence we might gather and oun movements generally.” “Dia you take anf action regarding the information reported 0 you by: Patrolman Johnaon, of your command; as to the house’in Fifty-fourgh street. . '“{ gaw Mr, Howell, seérotary to the Commissioner, and told him two of my hheil Hd got dito that house and eecured evidence against At.” SAYS HOWELL SAID WAIT, “Whit aid he ally to reply?” “Well,” he antdy (dont do anyttitng aor that ptaee yet. There te place Tam tnterent " of it fret,” rele be say anything else?” “Yee! He said it -was May Livingston's houge and to leave it along” “What did you then say to Policeman Johan after your*taik with Howell?” fie +t told him to leave the. place alone until Mr, Howell had ivan use ana Fuller, brothers, aged | word.” rama onan Mood | 0 tA aPAVOY KNAW THE PLACE. i the jreault, of tha which | en by. De 4,” Fag second arid “Previous to this had you done anything regarding Aneel premises tr Od eee ay asked Lawyer Grant, ed pwd Fyne eaaay AM wes widaa deny UNGRE|"T had. made all afrahgemént to rald it.” tat bi ever. j MM ad} “Why chimed in Deputy Commigsioner McAvoy, {1 raldet thae M ‘. P tl ‘Collaps ‘é °}) same joint Afteen years ago myself. It has been there sine» Noah, was rs, Pa son $85. bo 15) # boy.” COLPMBUB, 0. DBC. M.—Atrs, Patt!-, 44 2) Riggers sald he had pushed along ai! cases except. when intertered with te band Feynaiains Cover * cater it "pla i hs % '! by Howell. He made it vary plain that Howell was theone who,gave. the 0 ‘ Pia the exeoutive mansion, but, teaching ca) ih {iorders, He simply obeyed ther,» the w¥aldence of Gen. Powell wa got | gent 1445. 10 “tn other words, fou thought you were not allowed to mae 4 move ag Bs eal in nga, Ah, ha | Glencain went to the front soon after fe Howell's otders?” aie WRAY S SrOn) & MANUS ONG And Oe ee iy bye tee tengther « Ciatis | + sn cRetMlOly aid. ‘ Heat take. ry Wer bed Ie Toned at be Unpous the stretch ‘ind | Chief Inapeotor Moads Cortright was se woven and he sald not. He give beat Manowser for the place, a emery the lie by suyin then called, “He said that he had} fe: To Rald St. Louls “L10" Clubs THUD RACE—Mile and eersnty JACI lemon Kagurdsfor toh,or twelve veara| OME me time ner at say. pings ST, OUR, MO. DEC, Mtn ar | Starters. Weer sot Sockers. ar, i and Uiat he Was a ellent offoer. | subsequent to July, phd! the deg ea tf t iil Howell Di it, ‘ w be ly. announce e7eters yng |. Sectotary Howell wae then called.) Yhen Grant went at him like a bulk Rll the wiveatiod | “clube yoter of Oils: rani vsscecs MQ AO |HOvwhA GaWAd JF hav had! ever spoken | don, sii Sih ° dally iy Meats ne | ries a J) Toren, 53° =| Bemors rding éither of the "You Bay that Sergt. Bgwere never tions of jhe dtam-| vanhoe avent to the front at. the| houses around Which the charges have told you anything about these houses Ww iiss Therefore UT so-called | start, made all the running, and won y ean in St Prous, Vou ran Politician Dead. DR Bbw it svélt Signs Panarha Bill i UNG'TON, Dre. peeve! to-day signed bi réaident ee iased bo, For tthe “Arse in by onkrees at’ he present |Oxaraphine, who beat at year aviter varloue big | leredts, fO-day Hemt the ¢st- raplite broadrast ity. 4 sell on, jenn’ will hy Heard etnies, wre! allay by ‘half hietion was t tants and v0 ine, 1d. J ed Boy. There tow ‘peu ors and Chiet Hare ning, winning eastly ib; same Jistance. SENATE AND : ftoam Pipe Blow on ‘Two men wer ry afternvon by the blowiny ont of a stebn ad 73 io the angine room of the si Fengaall @ domen Hg Baroy Esher, the no #péed and dled Awad hind, Jockeys. and tols on tie lead- took Mp the run- ‘& length from ey Young the HOUSE, ADJOURN FOR HOLIDAYS, WASHINGTON, Dee. 1—The Senate ‘and House both adjourned today unt) an. & , TWO HURT BY EXPLOSION, Oat on Stenmer mony ily sealded this Campanoa, lying a the foot of the ne Jey. Central Ralls’, Pier Not. (>) 3814 Park avenue while “anging out olothes from the thir and Pred ee . FAIR GROUNDS WINNERS. oa + ~FitthBhie*Pirate:4:8; Storer: Hill'T.1;plaoe, Ruth Ws. 'xth—Hornbeok 6-1, Bishop Weed 1-1 place, D. Sommerd. eee * \ at CITY. PARK, eet | vik sul Jack 9: 2 John Garner 2.1 Pe Harpoon. Pe Sixth—Gus Herdorn 7.10 Tom Crakb 2.1 pl. Conundrum, : aa, Se JURY ACQYITS WOMAN AND TAKES UP A COLLECTION. anek’, Se When the ju'y in Judge Rosalsky’s Court, General Pyne iy to-day acquitted Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, charged with be ter husband at Centre and Canal streets, the jurors and the Judge raised $41 for her. } Me. dgta kc (a | } | WOMAN FALLS WHILE HANGING OUT CLOTMES. Mrs.-Elizabeth: Schneider, twenty.eight years old, of Pi k story window of her home to-day lost her balanoe and. ie the conore olen onde. The surgeons at: hi kg A 2 | Cy he re *