The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1907, Page 1

. "WHEN STEANERS BAASH AT NIGHT Columbia, Rammed by San Pedro While Passengers Slept, Sank Off ~ the California Coast, Carrymg- Down Victims with Her. MANY WOMEN ABOARD BUT NONE OF THEM WAS SAVED. Survivors Picked Up by Crew of Second Ves- sel and Men of Rescue Vessels—Captaia, a Hero, Goes to Death On His Ship. a” (Special to The Evening World.) ‘SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.—One hundred and fifty-one lives have been lost in a collision off Shelter Cove, Mendicino County, Cal., between the coast steamers Columbia and San Pedro. The disaster, which is one of the most-appalling in the history of this dangerous coast, occurred at mid- night on Saturday, but owing to the wild nature of the country the sur- vivors were unable to communicate with the world before. According to advices received here the Columbia was rammed and sank ‘instantly, carrying with her one-half of her complement of Ppas- sengers and crew. The San Pedro, though badly damaged, stood by, _ but was unable to do much in the work of rescue. ~~ President Frey of the San Francisco and Portland Steamship Com- pany, to-day gave out the following figures relating to the disaster: “Cabin passengers upon the Columbia, 168; steerage passengers, 21; total passengers, 189; crew, 60:—Fhis makes -a-totat-of 249-on-board: “Reported -saved, 98; unaccounted for, 154." |® Mr. Frey would not vouch for the accuracy of these figures. , There were many women passengers aboard the Columbia and it fs stated that not-one-of them was saved. “The coast in the spot where the disaster occurred is badty supplied with lights and frequent marine tragedies have occurred there. The rash occurred in one of the dense fogs peculiar to this part of, the Pa- cific coast. ‘The scenes on board when the two vessels struck ‘vere appalling. The Co- | hose saved w humbla, which was an Iron screw vessel oiumb ls iwabrateaming, northeat ndia. Jan easy rate, having left here at noon tithe service of the San Francisco and |Saturday: —-Suddenty— out-of the fox Portland Steamship Company. plying | jomed the dark }wlk of the steam ahaa endl Ban Braneiesel schooner Ban Pedro, southbound, which ko led to her capacity with Pas | wa. evidently out of her course, Whie- gengors, many of them women and |i, were blown and frantic efforts ehildren. ‘All were routed from thelr berths by [made by the helmaman of cach vessel the crash, but the Columbla sank so | avert the collision, but they were of rapidly that they had scarcely a chance {9 avail. for thelr lives. The San Pedro ls a| ‘The San Pedro struck the steamer in emall vessel and only carried two boats. | the port bow, tearing an Immense hole which were towors4as ‘soon as was|!n her side, through which the water rushed jn great volume. Alarms were possible in the confusion that prevailed. sounded throughout the passenger ship, ‘Tho crew of the San Pedro managed to throw out ropes and life buoys enough | Ad the terrified passengers scrambled from thelr staterooms in an ‘effort to witigh brought them here. Others of those saved were taken to Eureka, fo ‘save some of the Columbia’s pas- Sengers, while others clung to the aides | escape from the doomed vease) But the @ the Ban Pedro until rescued. The|t!me was too short to ald! the life- savers. The vessel sank within five Vessel's captain, A. P. Doran, stood on the bridge to the last and went down with his ship. The. steamer George W. Elder emerged from the fog and alded in the work of rescue and towed the San Pedro Into Bureka. The Elder trana- Gerred some of the survivors and, dead @n board to the gleamer Roanok minutes of the time of the collinion. A fe raft‘was launched with a number of passengers on board, but only a fow of the entire number on board were paved. The ateamer Roanoke, carrying a num- ber of the dead and some of the rescued (Continued .on Second Pare.) HIGHLANDERS WIN LANDERS. . .000100005-6 EOE Fes o e .2000 00,0 02-4 e ninth Rickey and Conroy singled. Kleinow, for Thom- ed. Orth sing'ed,. scoring two. Holfman’s single scored ) HIF Kicuw. Steohens missed Pickering’s return and Orth scored. Eborfe'd and Chase out. Hoffman scoring. yvenrs flied. y Al Oetrait (AL)—End seventh: Philadelptia 3, Detroit 1. »+ Ploveland (AL}—Washington 2, Cleveland 6. +) tem (NU) —Pittshura. 5: Boston. 4, Thirteen innings. a ‘shin INtY—Secand game: St.Louis, 1; Phillies., B { te Buffalo 6, A e e At Baltimore (EL}-<Second game; Rochester, Fitth—-Petulant 6-8, Goga 3- pl., Gilvedear. mee Sixth—-Royal River 9-1, Halbard 2-5 pl., Harmakis, « 7; Balti, 4. ANTS SHUT OUT fl NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY BROOKLYNS LOSE | rated (FINAL SCORE.) | (FINAL SCORE.) : » CHICAGO. |. CINCINNATI. (Ses GIANTS. BROOKLYN, 000000000— 0:000001000— 1 CHICAGO, f CINCINNATI. R H POA E BR H POA z Stag’e, cf... 0 0 1 *0. O} Huggins, 2b.,...660 0 1° 7 0 Sol Sheckard, If .0 0 2 0 Ol Lobert,ss Or fe. SPN SO) Schulte. rf. -G 0 2 0 Of} Mitchell, r: oo $ 0 oO} Chance, 1b. Sie tt 8 an, ¢. 01 4 ea McLean, Steinfeldt, 3b. +0 1 © 1 O|Ganzel, 1b... o 0 13: 0 1) Tinker, as.. -0 2. 3 5 Ol} Kruger, cf. Sook O18 O20 | Hofman, 2b... +1 2 1 4 0|Mowrey, 3b. rcho eke te | Kling, c ‘ -0 1 B © 0] Odwelt, If. o 2 1 00 Od: 5 e Reultach, p.. -0 © 1 2 O!Coakley, p.. oo 1 1 0 eas Ses SS Sa 1 Highlanders. Loute | Smith, p. 0 0 0 1° lHortman, of 2. Totals........:... 2 6 27 12 1{*Sehlel 0 1 0 OR Ol Elberteld. ws i, ef. : = _ Chaxe 1b. NEW YORK. 3) ear oar | Williams, ab. = —a-¥ — ob 6a Fd a ete er RH PO A E| Total priarity. 3b, Yeager, 3, Shannon, If....... 1.0 2 2 0 | “Batted for Coakley, ninth inning roy. If Jonen, i. Browne, rf oy Aon 6 BROOKLYN. Guise § ep Devlin, 3b OW leona ia =n0 RH PO A B| Umplre—Evans Seymour, cf.. /0 1 4 © 1) Alperman, 2b (Ure ioe aren Bresnahan, 1b......0 0 14 0 0|Casey,3b Oa ites | ANDORICAS UP a) BALL Dablen, ss.. 0 0 2 3 ‘0! Lumley, rt. 0 0 (50 “S-GROUNDS, 8T. 8, July 22.—The Loyle, 2b. 0 1 #O 1. 0} Batch, It ~1 2 O O O}fiigtilanders bid farewell to this city Bowerman, c. 20 0 1 1 6} Jordan, 1b. -0 0 8 0 O/Aafter to-day’s game with the Browns Wiltse: p. OE ee: Sh feast= 0) ojand A) UR GLa) ignarargc su | S ; : | anything but *satisec 5 | Ames, p. 0 0 0 0 0} Lewis, ss Sire 4d showing of Is outnt. They ave | “Strang © © 0 0 0] Ritter, c- Oa O played seventeen games with the Weat- iS ee | Belle. 0 0 O 3 ern clubs and but seven games have .0 5 27 (14 *Humme 0 00 0 O deen vietorte | *Batte t tght _ _—_- =- - The entire team has felt the exce SUSE Gite AEE SBD : heat and went in to-day In any os RD vee ie Sie aval but good order. Z ane Hits—Of Witine Sonat Firat Base on Balls—Of Reulbach, 3 a Sore eae Elretainnlng: off Wiltse, 1. Soare Hoffman singled. Kiberfeld lifte to First Base on Errors—Giants, 1. s—Of Coukley, mith, $ Niles threw out on Basee —Chicuay 7. on Balls—Of Coakle a {ted to Hemp sO 1 ck Out—By Re ‘ Niles beat a_bunt : on Errore—Cincinnatl, 2 | Morjursty p ates pais ases—Cincinnatl, §; Broe LEH sacrificed. ie t buen le Playa—Hofman, Tinker and pong BOUL RO ball SUL Os Che ER ail oan Dek Out—By Coakley, 4; by Smithy body { first and Niles and Stone | Wild Pitches—Reulba 1 By Belt 2. s lace taking ied ee ger! Umpires—O’Duy and si ia. “Mitchell, Lumley, 1o- » \Kiberield to Chase. TC NS. Btolen Bases nt —— ' Second Inning. dort. Gtpectal to The Boecaie Work.) eet ible Play—Lewis, Alperman asd) jo og aihie POLO GROUNDS, July 2.—The puz-| Jordan... Coakley. TEA ATA aver wing pitching of Reulbach wae-tow|. asp cusyclersit te Jonesiahead trying for a dou much for the Glints to-day, and they ——— te Sey etd: Orth filed to Pick wero defeated by tne Cubs by a score! WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN, NO KUNS. c st of 2 to 0. jure m The Cincinnati Reds succeeded nen out, Elberfeld to Chase Larry Doyle, the new second t eae t the ‘Tro! ens died, FE Id to Chase J hot ‘ond base-) i, winsing a game from th ones | Glade out, Orth to ao It pias was given a tryout for the first| toagers thia afternoon by a score of) Thirc time by New York, and while. hi ‘ Hade x i Alles he }2) tock fied to Pickering. Glade Kot signed well Baste he set no woods| Cayoy's wild throw In the third In- Elverteld’s Dounder ad toss Te ae afire for a start. : He ins forced Chase, ¢ snatble for the loss of thi : a About $00 persons were pres nine nwas rest ney ; jae, Wallace to Niles, NO. RL a ; present game, as It allowed one of the Hanlon-; WYjdte tn Att rst Inning. ei a plate phen the side! jams, wh 4 atid < to cross the plate yb jjams, who touc nd an Diy joStagte out on a crotier qo Pantene qate been Fatirad Lup Hemphill Stone doubled, Sheckard flied oMt:to Browne. Schulte | he Reda broke up the game in the| (? eee roy’ latow bounced out to Wiltse, who ma rt) ng by making th ne sary | ot LAE Aetithnn de inth inning»: T NO RL Seay SLOSS END ET: ninth Intiigies by Mowrey, Odwell and | Thomas. > Shannon singled a second and stale| gonjet. Fourth Inning. spend Te Bren nena Ul Ube perio. First Inning. Plokering Rot Laporte's tir. Moriarty wild pitch both run dvanced. Bree] Huggins drew four balls and went roy {AAned- ring, single. scored CONTUy=T nahan also. walked. Alling the bases.| second on—Lobert’s sacrifice | ip pHottman-forced-Orth, Nilea_to Wallac Dahlen struck out, NO RUNS Jordan. Hugens (ied to steal (Uhied. » OSA aT buts we Kught. Ritter to Case: B RUN : ck, Conroy Second Inning but wes ChUEDE: aneuded. He stole | MOriarity, waa (UNKen tooo Wale Shannon was waiting for Chenee's| second, bat as he slid over the bag he | Fed. Yeager filed to Horm: Hone. fy, ate tos: out Steinfeldt.| was touched out by Alperman. NO aed. as to; Citase, he he same thing to. Tinker” | Nth, ie NO PUD RUNG > nearly put. Bresnahan Royle vituek —out—-Ruelbach— threw} Coakley, WhO Meteg by nitting Um: - Fifth Inning. i Rubi Son seman \viltee/Zouled (to) Kilng./ pirguciemion) tne.shoulder with the frst/" einerteid out, Glade to Jones, Chase rl a Bail pitohed. | Alperman holsted © Ny. to /doubled. | Williams hit, to Glade ane rd Inning. Mitchell; Casey drove & sie was cur | Chase was forced, Glade to Yeager to 3 ter to. Hugging, who threw him, O48 | Wwalluce to Niles, Williams taking sec: pHigtman wax eate on & slow one to|{imiey walked and state acon, BALCH | Og) aporte oul, Yeager. to Jone aingled over second and’ when Seymoury | Out. HUsElne to Sey in ‘ SS 1. So did Glade. Nilex fe y of 0 con nning. a fanned So did Glade. > Wilthe to Bresnahan, advancing Kling | clean fled thy, Lao eor lifted a Ay 8Ixth Inning. aie to Suannan ONE: REN oe | to Ritter. NO RUNS, rar —_-ainloney| jBtckey, fanned, Conroy,, skied to] A ainglacto Conte Beyigur sted ia] Lewis atrotied utter —tailled —to Od- | A yrembhill singled —_Stane__heat a! Slagle. NO RUNS well. NO RUNS groander to Willams, Pickering: sacri: Inning. Orth to Chase. Wallace fanned. pourthyloning: Malay ae 1 sing) 4, er out, Elberfeld to Chase. NO Schulte fled to Seymour, Dahlen was| Mowrey. singled. Odwell Aingl | runs tainfeldt after a grest pickup, NO mine « arcing | bunte RUNS. CUD aching second Se Are ESULTS. | offing tossed out | Breanahad, | eresh se ea aire tore aceon FORT ERIE RESU } Dahlen popped out to Chance. Doyle ya ond cning— thind..Lobert — eat a slow one to Hoffman, h 0 Mitchell walked, fillax sania ah aa ae crowd gave him the glad Hand, “Bowe | Roe tee Matean out. Bell to JOr- BORE BRIE RACE TRAC IE jOnlario,| man feted ont to King: NOoRTNS, Rie July 2—Reaulta of the rates here to Fifth Inning, | Bel was out, Huigrine to Ganigt ATR Taay we +. M od ve a long > @ ey ¥ ie ure ‘Tinker singled and :went to second on| casey. sored. Lumiey's pounder over POUR AT IRA GE Sti SR Ca au Hoffman's sacrifice to Bresnahan, unas-| Coakiey’s head was. handled by Lobert eats 1 To inet! - Were 4 e Timen| sinted, Kling filed to Seymour. Wiltse| and Ganzel, NO RUNS, Oe) Bene Stills, “Dishabilies Charlie | threw out Reulbach. NO. RUNS. roueh Ei oain 1.08 12 en, Stile Taahablite,. Chacile Wiltse walked. Shannon hit {nto « ou 2 i tpt Loukas tad ba a double play, Hoffman to Tinker, ta! Ganxol out, Lewls to Jordan, Kruger | SECOND, RACE—Four and one-half | Chance. Browne fled to Schulte, NO|hit to, Lewis, who fumbled, giving (he furlongs.—Lavatriva (40 to 1) 1, Anoura RUNS. BO te ie babel(. Mawrey’ /eacrinced:| (Out for lacs) 2, Marion Sfoore 2) Time Sixth Inning. Bell to dorgansz@iell out, Aiperman rah Pa ering: Tetotiatengen sel ‘ to first. N' NB. ay re ihe Gites Out. Panton to. Bremahan. | pricy meat out a bounder to Gangel,| THIRD RACE: teonisonaae,, about Sheskard Med to Seymour. Devlin | jordan. Aled to Lobert. Maloney, Meal INA Tithe mace) 9, Fiving Ploy NO RUNS. hance. |to Kruger. Lewis gingled, promollng | 00 OT ro, Golden Way, Sand ‘Tinker made a phenomenal stop of Bata porneeco nd NOUNS Ian. Sweet Jane also ran Deviin's amash and threw Kim out, |° | FOURTH RACE— ‘TYnker also threw out Seymour, z Fifth Inning. chi y Gih Taban filed to Sheckard, NO RUNS.” | coakiey walked, Hugging punted. 1(4 Petercort place | Seventh Inning. wan sont to Low's eGR ere forsinn 2.07 3-5. Gold Note, Old Honesty, ne | Coakley at second.) Lobert ou -|ham, Kelpie and ‘Ellicott also ra Chance walked and. took second on fan. to, Sodan, Huggins reachine | Charley Giibsrce Deniers anuckanrs | nfeldt's. sacrifice to Bresnahan un-| acand.” Michell Med to Lumley. NO| coupled at 5 re Beet i tng third. Doyle got Honmanis| UNC qiea to. Mitohell. Alperman —_=>__ TORMMArLTDUL ner Ata an ANTS TINE It tanned, Coney povpadi ial soerine: /NO NATIONAL LEAGUE, and Tinker was nailed trying to reach | RUNS: = : third, Browne to Deviin. ONE RUN, Sixth Inning. aerinkers threw: couty. Dahlen.) Doyle! | McLean. singled.<_ Ritter got) Ganzel' Ss pet tets Teh i; a ed ont tol mini foul. Kruger walked. Mowrey rat Game, Reulbach. NO RUNS. aan 4 Hid fed to Aipernian, Odwell forced Kru-| St. Loute.....0 00001006 Eighth . Inning. ge to Alperman, un: sted, NO] Philadelphia a0 1 0 0 09 000 Dahlen tossed out Reulbach. Doyle! RUNS. — aS Batteries — Karger and Marshall; threw out Slagle, Wwiltae threw out (REISS Aaa ae oars rad gto LCR ES Sheckand. NO 8. sumiey pees = ze hed third and Batch second. Jor- Brung batted for: Wiltse and struck | Aan put to Ganzel, unassisted. Maloney out, Lumley got Ganz. fl out. “Bbannon singled, Dut was forced [ee eee eee threw to Meloan | RITUCK, Que Taimley Ro a ny. on Browne's grounder, Hoffman to|Mity'°yumley. waa. caught, Mowrey |NQ RUNS, 1 ae ity HnxeerDeviin™ Aled t0 Schuller NG | fvoning hie out wa, wid mitch allowed | qaotary (hue ay. te Aust! Baten fled , atch to score. Maloney also tried to} tt) neo TUNA. atch Med Ninth Inning. fet home, but was Dut, MeLean to, tO Aiitcbell: Noe NB Ames took Wiltre's place in the box, | Coakley, ONE RUN. { Nin’ neha i ‘ Schulte struck out. ance fled” to Kruger struck out. Mowrey sin Reymour, Bteinfeldi mingled, but was Seven nalnnings Odwell ningled, advancing Mowrey. to | out stealing, Bowerman to Dahlen. NO Coakley struck out. Huggins Med to) initrd. 5 batted for Coakley and RUNS. Lamley. Lobert walked, but was caught gingied, scoring Mow} Huggins hit Beymour singled. Brosnahan hit to| stealing wecond, Hitter to Alperman. | tg Lewis, who throw to Alperman, fore- Reulbach, who threw out Seymour, to| NO RUNS, Ing Schlet and doubled up Higgins at Rowbechs Bresnahan” refused, to tun,| Lewis. aingled. Ritter saorifced to] rst, Alperman to Jordan, ONE RUN Tinting he wae hit by a pitched bail| Ganzel, Wnassiated. Belt wax thrown!” mith replaced Coakley in the box Sut wes declared. out when Hofman| out by Coakley, Lewix reaching, third.| sordan | walked, “Maloney sacrinved, threw SOON bane fumbled Afof, Aloerman struck oul, NO RUNS. Bmith to Ganzel, Lewis was thrown man's w, giving Dahlen a life. f out by Huggins, Jordan going to third. 8 Eighth Inning. Hammel batted Zor Ritter and fanned roa. i Rae ey ae Tinker to Hof Mitchell fled to Lumley, Molesan ’ \ out, NO RUNG. with the fleld In th race, allow- Ing everything tut oma Helle to make the pace. At the stretah turn Miller steered the favorite to the rail and came away Ina gallop, The feht for the’ place was Interesting, —Zlenap peamed to have ft cineh when Sc ym Helle came through with her eharacteriath retch ruxh a MN but natled the wite mare. an well to the and th Jenough. Running or was t odds-on favorite to seore, “a 2.2, 1907. WN SQUARE. GROW SEES. “ASSASSIN-AILL MILNE. 1 ONLY ONE LENGTE AT WRE SPOILED GGBETTINGCOUP BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS. FIRST RACE—Jacobite (1 to 3 and out) 1, Baa News (6 to 1 for) place) 2, Golden West 3. | SECOND RACE—Good and Plenty (18 te 20 ane 1 to 3) 1, Dr. Keith | (7 to 6 for place) 2, Grandpa 3. | | THIRD RACE—Star Cat (7 to 1) and 6 to 2) 1, Werk Maid (2 to 1 for) place) 2, Chief Hayes 3. | FOURTH RACE—Gene Russell (7 to 10 and 1 to 4) 1, Bellweather| 8 to 5 for place) 2. Corn Cob 3. | FIFTH RACE—Running Water (2 to 5 and 1 to 5) 1, Zienap (even for place) 2, Sonoma Belle 3. 2 SIXTH RACE—He Knows (5 to 2 ‘ana even) 1, Woodlane (4 to 5 for place) 2, Single Stone 3. | y Tae By BEACH te ng World) RACE TRACK, dom rr —The Russell the finish of the Undi here thin afternoon was al that spo! one of the olugest betting coups —thaty has been attempted this season, ielwet with 1 up, the betting ring at 20 to 1 Verblal ton of money wis around and before post time was 4 1, due Nealon, w nt oa Te Lito 7 ier money Couldn't dislodge Russell from the favorite’x pos BRAC July 2 1 which one lengli supa- nd Belwether at} ene ruduateStakes | we 1 pr all spread Ls wether ne on, On the retur Madden ss John E, who | die ows Gs the end of the grand stand to view te race, was on tnind to bid up the kelding. Sam Hildreui was also there forthe kame” piipose, —amd—betweer teenth ieey nn the parce tote Entre tire — Ing figure of $2,060 to $4,0), at which Mildeeth bought tn the gelding Gene Rusxell ran in the name of Bim and is trained by Albert who Js belleved ‘to have mo: tralner’s Interest In the gelding. pne-of-thene witnerse9 the were against uit, a recent dt inclined” t cs pu a splteful meaning to hi« bidding up of 1 Cassidy in! there | In the | wor is on Wis Vaettion now. will have. fin- Iwhed by the tm Fatoka opens. Ten Scratches in First. | Ten rerntches greatly reduced the | fetd—-in—the——aneaning—dash,—loaving Tisbite a Te tavorite, Jusonite tet all_the way and was just galloping at the end to beat Bad News, who ran in something Ike his old thme form Golden Weat was third. Miller was put on Botanist and the colt was again rr played but got nothing. Botaniat has been played for a Killing + at three times but ouch time the money wax burnt up. Good and Plenty in the Jumps. Even the ‘wise bookles are ed at times on the race. track were fea cte the iat ia of them e Jumping race. A : “dead one” thought Good and F to-day, Others had nim |e crip and on top of this was a wild tip on Grand- pa. Few of the books whnted to take fh ohance of Grandpa. In\a word, they were up in the alr, They didn't know how to lay. The race } ave killed the reports that nty aceripple. 7 and old Jumper t to the front n |Ray wanted him to and he came hone an easy winner, Grandpa looked 9 “fall down lox osition for the place Mr. ORrlen went to sleep on the flat and) allowed ‘Dr, Keith to Just pip him of the place money. enty| a whi Young Clare Gradupted. Star Cat finally went through, ft wan in the maiden jockey Avent. | The Kraus filly ridden by voung Clare, a cousin of the track su: rinte! to Me y Sn front most of the way trou deters mined bid of Wo h the stretch. Chief Hay a AS back to be third wits the far te and wa {and Ivanhoe trated the bunch alt \the way, Fourth Favorite Wini Just toyed Miller, on Running Water, He Knows Wins By a Length. “He Knows led pracueally all the way in the final event of the day. winning length from Woodlane, wh) was by heavily played, Single Stone was third Alloy ran well for a while, but quit ly, At the post Singlé Stone, tossed Jockey'n foot was ‘The horse, how- keman off and: th caught In the stirrup, ever, didn't get away, Circulation Books Open to AIL” \Ar but even after’s! PANIC IN SUBWAY ed, but had only 2 i RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. opted Two Bullets Fired Into Back of Rug Dealer Tavshanjian on Sidewalk, Near Noon Hour Crowd in the Park. MURDERER EMPTIES PISTOL, WOUNDING BANK CLERK. nian, Captured Afte me Intimates That Deed Was Part of Revolu- tionary Plot in Which He Was Selected as Slayer. shanjian, a millionaire importer of Oriental rugs at Nos ast Seventeenth street, was assassinated this afternoon in H. S. Ta 3, 35 and 37 Seventeenth street, near Broadway, by a shabbily-dressed Armenian, whc After considerable persuasion he gave the name of Beras Hanparzennian, of ) especially to commit the murder, ays that he came from Chi ¥ No. 41 Archer avenue, Chicago, and made this statenitnt: “1 did my duty to save my country, You can torture me if you like, but 1 will never tell who sent me to do it. I came from Chicago yesterday, slept somewhere last night, ate somewhere to-day and then } waited for this man and did my duty. ‘That was all the assassin would say. A son of the dead man said that his father, although a patriotic Armenian, had never engaged in any revolutionary plots and had not visited the country of his birth for many years. It was lunch hour in Union Square when the shooting occurred, anc the little park and the surrounding streets were crowded. The murderer, hooting Mr. Tayshanjian, fired the remaining four bullets in his. pistol at the sidewalk. One ofthem glanced across the street and struck Robert Brown, a bank clerk, of Bayenne, N. J., in the right hand. Detective Frank Dedurian, of the Mercer Street Station, and Police. Iman Wzit-ot the New—Feaveroin Station, ciptured the assassin as he was starting down the steps of the Subway station, at Fourth avenue and © iteenth street. niin was ffty-two_yeart iene OW Page in this country. His town house js at No. 158 West Séventy-second street He was spending the summer with hit wife and two children at his country place In Allenhurst, Nv J. : CALS {| BY IR He left bis store at his usual time, — = ae —=s 4 Longo too an u_walking west — through Seventeenth str A swarthy “ Mttle Armentan,: who had been loafing : about the entrance of. the Everett AND EXPLOSIONS House for half an hour, drew back inte | the shelter of w pillar as Mr, Tavshans | Jltn approached and remained hidden As ” Tuntll he shad passed 4 {> Th t little Armenian da da press owas brought gasa ator tt t the uporter— in —troment—ant—— Re eenec mete a tng tatiarnoen Wo Shots into his back. Mr, Greed sent a eeniteealgitors ea] TH lin for and Wie murderer from the cars by the guards, the mo-|tHrned to) fee. Fe eect clvante warning that coe Rerneupe Fourth avenue car something had. gone wrong’ with the pani hes Ng, und ax the . motorman motors. cars had just been puasengera: ates SoS) cleared when a loud explosion from the} i yy % NiREn Gennery, a motor of the third car, with a bI fan to Mn oTavananHiecs aera eae flame and atliing smoke, caured VEY’) sia. wii beside piaaey patie tat * v Ther Ol Seventeenth sirest ant s of the Interborough work Employe Paes A ed cnaryatieallyatol pnt out the) fameed acntas nee yitay cae stopped that were licking the bottom of the | jij. ‘ol four times at the cnr when they, mere driven, back Yl crowa ‘that had’ ctoied? Poeun, the Another: explosion Jouder than thé first. loos is orca ta started: foward shin This was followed by a third and} yy) 00S Wan & flab ip his direction, fourth i} n up Fourth avenue, the empty Iver In hin hand, and was just divs Adjoining the blazing car was a north- RaaaetonoxavavanueuexpressieiccA « into the Subway station when the Goors were closed and the rds re: | Policemen grabbed him, ‘They marched to open them for the frightened | thelr prisoner to a drug store. a passengers; 4a the signal’ had been | the -southonst corner of Beventeents given to proceed north, Thero was|*reet and rth avenue, whare the Bien Welay about... starting this | body of Mr. Tayshanjlan had been cers train, and the explosions, flames | Ted and w Brown, the Injured bank And amoke put the passengers into a} clerk, was baving his hand dressed frenzy of ecitemont, Finally, {t start-} There was no trouble about identity. urde m identified Who fired the pistol a! ing the 1 gone a train's length Brown him as th the lights went out and the train | came toa stop with a Jolt i 1k, and half a dozen persons It had been nicessary to shut oft] had seen the assassination psal¢ the power of the entire circu! ot-| he was the man who fired the bullets der-to stop the explosions on the blaz-| into Mr. Ta n’s back ing express, ‘The scenes that fol-| ‘The Armenian was sullen. 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