The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1908, Page 1

$5,000,000 FAILURE IN WALL STREET. yas COURT STA GGERS HAINS DEFENSE’ NEW YORK, SATURDA ¥, DECEMBER Msi 1908. a { “ Circulation ation Books Open to All."' ] RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. | eS ONE. CENT. D WOMAN IDENTIFIES YOUTHS AS H W. POOR'S PAIR WHO BOUND AND GAGGED FRM FAILS, | Detectives Who Saw East Siders Acting Like “Men in | | LIABILITIES Bare Feet on a Red-Hot Stove” Satistied by Hav- COURTS COME 10 AD OF MOVING PICTURE MIEN Justices Ce and Blackmar ing Couple Heldsas Assailants. years old, found a magazine Morris |Clips of smokeless cartrid id Sc No. 14 and several omon, eighteen revolve! Ludlow street, and Stetn, ninets aol Ore NG, 208 | reur ey atresia aT Restrain Police prem En- ny $1,000 bail each | in $1 bail each ee ions for carrying con- | Com ouar » pecultar ni “Well, t n y ae feet Banker, Friend of J. P. Mor- Offi_e » in Corporatién Counsel's Goldman, gan, Announces Assigninent gets mas latlnckealby | said’ Detective) [ta te the Police What Is a to Mark Hea lem ena irate y were In y evades! Legal Sunday Show. pe s then tearing dia-| Not stove?” aske Levy of the de rom her ears and steal- | teetive z this after Raphael and B and Stein and on each 9 WALKER CLIPS A FRACTION Solomon and injunetion Has Fine in City This and Great Country Home at Tuxedo. Residence — of Mayor MeClellan's order authortaing the police to ctose up the moving picture t Juntices and Blackmar in Brooklyn had Me nald that Supreme nor es OFF WORLD'S 100- YARD MARK “owe ea a ; ur {est cages Were presented, one ef New York's ae NS, toto, Qo-day. lis bar SS one Amuseme j carn, known as H.W & | with Compa the William Fox effices at No. 0% Wall str made a c catan She ‘: akac 5S ( x musement and the fourth Sasignment to Mark T. Cox, of the ace; South African Champion Runner Makes Record of 9 2-5 and se animsoon Jutiee Blame ' of Robert Winthrop & Co, for his er i 5 he a a RASA signed n ona musemi MG heat eee Wins 120 Yards in the Remarkable Companys vaee anal dusilee| Garret ens other three, There wi on the case on Monday mated that the labilities be a hearing Ward of $5,000,000, 4) total up- Time of 11 2-5. | ; 5 This 's one of the higgest failures) JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Dec. (Dan J. Kelly wt Suokane, Wasi, June! COFPoration Counsel Pendieton, in an fiat has shaken the financial [oh—Walker, the South African runner, 2 166 [ere re ey os acrernoan era , i > | Walker al alae ‘ y and may not be given as a for a decade. Henry W. Px t {did some excellent work and broke a| Walker also made the 120 yards, 2hee may and m : only looked upon as one of the money aren ean lie dash tn 11 2-6 seconds, ‘This By 3 / kings of Anierica, DUC Wis facie ney imecord here to-day in short sprints atl record. The record for ‘An orchestra or other instrumental tong held a dilgh ssoctal +p Ine the Wanderers sports, He made 100/11 4-6 seconds, was held or vocal selections, but not in connec two magnitic homes © old |vards & seconds, This equals hls! Wefers. It was made at Tr: tion with any theatrical exhibition nor ) ington avenue and the other a stone! ae: Anpust. and ft PR aaaD amateurs, Walker won the flnal (Qiauae af 2 Chateau /at Tuxedo—have been gathers | Ae AueUet: and It ts V8 of @ second lin the 100 met sh at the Olympic | Piece? Moving pletures illustrating lec- Mae Inceroe teat eel for |'e88 than the previous record made by!Games held in London last summer... tures of an instructive or educational i ' a or _ | character. year Regarding those prohibited, Statement for the Assignee. Pendleton said Lawyers “Singing In costume; moving pictures Poor's tar giving " play or a part of a play; th this afternoon to p trical sketches; rope dancing; acro- metiionittole batic performances, and all other kins And none sitting of dancing. Preliminary statement of the Before the issuing of the injunction - epee the doors ofthe Hi W. Poor & ee there was a conference between the Co. at Wa st t at Commissioner and about two hundred Nie Sys alia: a ~ tA r a S yiicoe theatre managers at headquarters. et * Broke Through the Ice on Lake in Connecticut and All ‘There were present managers of near- forts scijie TT Fail—Di Srey may y every vaudeville house in New York forts to Rescue Them Fail—Disappearea While |and one Chinaman who runs a moving py oO ers, Wa C hed i G, Williams, pres. | + thers Watcl for Them. | ew York ‘Theatrical Men's ae ig Ruainees) || EWE CITY, Conn, Dec. 26—A and perished in sight of their com. | Protective Assoclation, was spokesmen | ty ony ee the |double drowning occurred here to-day |panjons, who made every “e for the theatre men. | effort to nave firm name: of MW 5 0, hos (when Robert Jeffrey, aged seventeen, | them. “I asked you men to come down here | INENi Cot ateuitOre aa Attic ‘ox, |ond Hector Gingras, fifteen, broke} The bodies were recovered in a short {® Pursuance of a request from His | ert Winthrop & Co, ‘There | through the ice while skating on a lake | time, | Honor the Mayor, who is my command- | preferences ne ond such as | jing officer and whose Instructions I will rivial examination justi« | ———— |earry out to the letter,” was the way belief if the creditors, the Commissioner opened up the con- f favorable Hqutdation of the “I have nothing to sey to you moving EES TA he realized picture men," he added. “Your hash maistance to, has already been settled.” | yperate to Mayor's Order Read. The following order from the Mayor was then read , Dec. 24, 1908, Notice ts hereby given that | have Partners All Withdraw. n directed the Police Commissioner to Betoun’ vit ailev idiom oie ( rigidly enforce the ordinances and “5 AHERN aC nie ear 1 | statutes in regard to Sunday per- har aN in tt firm. ‘The ce | formances and that violations the UpnOrte ae iHelr Din] NAR ELAS ATR ~ same will be prosecuted both in the l _ nls SapitAl ing” Alea mile i civil and orlminal courts. { drawn, I wag said by one of the cred- Third Man Found Overcome }Crowley, of the Irish-Ameri-| GEORGE B. MCLELLAN, Mayor 5 i Au an) | “ Mr. Williams, speaking for the man- ninent Y ‘oor Was 1e J) 4 : ~ oatd” imental ot the old coneern 'ar| 4 Heap Which Sent Out cans, Gets Second Prize in |98er" of vaudeville theatres whe ah & G reenough and has he _ n ma e Pois s Cas > a | aay concerts are given, asked the anor) Grespus|L-AI Des pewi:e: may ‘oisonous Gases. Event To-Day missioner if he didn’t think it advisable fale’ tovmer partner was Jolin ¢ en et for the Jawyers for the theatre men to : Ries asinaT ae) Jali ane S| consult the Corporation Counsel and ough, atone director “with Two employees of the Millard Con-! 4, Maloney, of the ‘Trini find out exactly where the theatre men Charles ‘ Barney, « x Morse and | struction Company, the firm which 18] chub, Brookiy nity Athletic! stood f others of the American Ice Company. | aiiing the frie out Asvouch Uareen Mm Pstablithed a new! “I think it highly advisable,” sald When this partnership was dissolved a J world’s record for tt a SN ~ “yt es or the full Marathon dis-|Commiseloner Bingham. "I'll be glad the firm of H. W. Poor & Co. was or- | Hill, ey City, were found dead this |, 5 ft [tance Of 2 milen and 38) yards when het? KNOW myself just how the land lays, ganized. The partners—ail of whom |morning on an ash heap behind @ com-|anished in the lead of 1 amet 9 Commissioner Gives Warning ” q y ow OP : r ow Fu id A have withdrawn —we Henry W. Poor, | missary shed at No. 260 Tonnele ave-,race from Rye to Co! mbus Circle. wee “But I give you falr warning,’ he | 4 son of Henry W. Poor, William N. | jug | York City, in 2 hours, 36 minutes, 35 sece | Contiaued, “I've received my order Phoenix, Franklin W, Hunt, | 8,8 00s y onsen an autin aan and eaanencicd "They had thrown themselves down on anae tala! adternena, |I'm «bing to carry than out and any e) ick A : : ’ Crowley, of the Irish-American | ‘olators of the law will be punished," Had {t not been the fact that the] the warm pile to sleep, and gas arising | tia, lub, wae second, in 2 hours,| “J suagest,”” sald Mr, Willlame, “that Stock Exchange was closed to-day the|from the hot ashes underneath had | 45 minutes, 2 seconds; J. Clark, of the our lawy William Grossman and announcement of the Poor fatlure| aa. aalithe: Xavier A. A. of New ‘York, third, | 7 , would undoubtedly ‘have been reflected |arvnaxinted them. A. third man was |] hours, 41 minutes, # second il vag Pererevetoaly. nicer ne a ae found in & dying condition a few feet | |the Corporation Counsel, because to- ip the condition of the market. Com |from where the dead men lay. | | morrow 1s Sunday and we haven't al Ang Just vetore the January rettiement, | "Tt tian been a custom since the cola MUST GIVE UP OFFICE oR very long to find out where we stand.” e crash was considered as of grave | weather set in for the workmen em. So Messr ash y 0 Messr#. Grossman and Goodm, wlgnificance, | ployed on Bergen Hill to seek the warm | POLITICAL LEADERSHIP. hurried over to the Corporation Coun- Bix weeks ago when Mr. Poor began | Ksiep for & hap after coming up out of | -- a, | set'a office. the sale of his $250,000 library there ma |the cut, Lying down on the ashes, they | WASHINGTON, Dec, %.—Secretary | Mr. Williams asked the Commissioner ® great deal of spsculation in Wall | pull an overcoat over themselves and | Cortelyou said to-day that he had agked if he understood the Mayor's order to street as to his motive for the fonts |sometimes sleep for several hours, or| Mr, MoCarthy, the'Burveyor of the Porc | apply to managers who hold full theat. For thirty years back collecting had| the greater part of the night |of Boston to resign, elther that powtion | 4 the Ci ‘ bean one of his hobbies and his library |" yom tne to time they have been [Qe tMocrenmanship. of the Republcan | rica! licensee and the Commlsetoner en. \ was regaled as next to the finest—that | aan | Cay committee. he Secretary ex- | ewered ba a ad ‘6 ree ay eee Al es fy warned that polsonous gases often ined that there was nothing unusual May moving picture exhibitions be pnt Morgan-in America. | siso up through warm ashpil n this case. It was, be addi Sanford White, who was one of Mr. | {ier many. persona have pase ed dh instance of 100 Mic palling, mmPlY | given at the close of the regular con- Meera closest friends. had bean hie ‘ i iat wa on noir ad ply taken the same course thar |cert in our vaudeville theatres?’ asked u | Liven 1s ad in similar cases fro y { obief adviser in making his collection | ‘rhe two dead men were known only | time om time to | Bias. ain 90." answered the Com: of booky and art objects, The Poor |: No, 458 and No. #68. Thelr bodies Oo missioner, and then, Reatlly | cornpoted heme, at No | Lexington avenue, set | were taken to Hughes's Morgue. The New Turkish Bath Puen ced alan bb Ba marital pie * mark for elegance and refinement vf tures ame ere a a: third man, who Was in adying condi- tion, was known as No. 4178, He was S.A Manna, the new Puiltser Building. Oni lew York on Ue noon that le had obtained an | restraining the enforcement , HARD BLOWS DEALT TO DEFENSE OF THORNTON J, HAINS BY THE COURT \Financier Who Made « an Assignment Atier Long Career in Wall Sireet | JNOGE DUNDON WINS RACE AT SAVANNAH Gives sfull CZAR'S POLICE “CHIEF KILLED IN FURICUS FIGHT Number of Cotte’s Men Attendance Promise of a Succe: Meeting in South, The Good Also ning World) Fall in Clash With Revolu- AVANNAH, Ga., picks Judging from the support re- tionists at Moscow. esterday the Savannah Jockey to Rain from but as foot of re in the i MOSCOW, Dee. 2%,—Baron Cotte, chief tenda of th vret political police, was Killed Jenterday, Summar and Col, Muraki wounded fn a fierce en- om, 18 (D. Murphy), 4 to 1, . | 7 * won, Redempuon, 10 counter to-day with revolutionists who [/ 0! Hoar aond were intrenched in 4 suburban villa Grimaids » 1 to 2) and iT. During the fight a number of py men were also killed and others were wounded ATG ous ‘Troops were summoned to the ald of ¢ Ball, Ws (Crowley), § to 5, third the police and a regular battle ensued. ao ak oetael aiilecia turn Artillery had finally to be brought Flower, (Crowle fhe ee 810. g . first, Frank Lalor, 10’ (Parrow) to the scene to bombard the villa be- gna''2 to's, xecond: Panique, 415 (Dale), fore the revolutioniets were subdued 701, 5 to and to third. Time } 1.0 25, Soiree, Flimnap, Arthur still The occurrence is the most serious | wel! and Soe! also ren since the uprising of December, 1906 > The villa where the Mghting took place “JACK” DUNN SIGNS TO ihc * occupies a strategic p: 3 Mos LEAD BALTIMORE TEAM. Island, an {set in the river near cow, that is a fayorite summer resort The leaders of a revolutionary or) parrimoRe, Jack" ‘Dunn ganization were holding & meeting 10] so.day signed @ contrect 10 manage the house, The police got wind of the 14° ‘paitimore Eastern League base- affair and surrounded the villa with pall club next season, There had been the idea of making # number of ar- doubt ever since the close of the last As they approached the house season whether Dunn would again be his re. Manager, and the mater Was not defin- the Fevolutionists opened fire. This re- | Meee ied until to-day. Dunn at one sistance was unexpected, and the police. time was talked of as manager of the withdrew. The infantry were sem for, firookiyn National League club, and with thie reinforcement @ second ‘he dea! fell through advance was made —iiieereeeee= HARGIS JURY DISAGREES: NINE WERE FOR ACQUITTAL, The The police and the soldiers had to re- tire @ second tine, and it was in this encounter that Baron Cotte was killed and Col. Muraki wounded. Several sol- diers also lomt their lives, When the artillery appeared a few | well directed shots put an end to the The losses sustained by tho | trouble. |revolutionists are not known, but they ability Che jury doubtless are heavy three for OR, BULL IMPROVES A BOITEMOL® HOW: AJOLLY sone Dr. G, H, Wynkoop, who ts attending 7 Just what you STi fot 3 Dr. William 7. Bull, announced this AM\WOAT “hie tt toaken hing’ oF gia, “tet morning that Dr, Bull's condition hy hanged since the rally he had on | pen sav ha panes ‘And besides ong frocn vas ey 0 moron’ Judge Staggers Lawyers by Saying: Prisoner Is Guilty if He Aided and Encouraged the Kill- ing of -Annis. COULD BE CONVICTED EVEN IF BROTHER WAS INSANE. “Previous Declarations and Acts May Be Taken With Non-Interference as Proof. of Criminal Purpose and Design,” He Holds. Me Because of rulings made by Justice Crane in the Hains+trail at Flush- ing to-day, the outlook for Thornton Jenkins Hains is anything but rosy. | While the presentation of the evidence for the prosecution was extremely weak, that weakness is offset by the weakness of the defense as outlined , by Joseph Shay of the Hains counsel. During the course of Mr. Shay’s opening remarks for the defense Justice Crane handed him two verbal knockouts in the shape of Tulings | upon the admissability of evidence and the standing of the defendant, ‘ Ip the first place the Court ruled out all the story of the relations be- tween Mrs. Hains and Annis except as to what Peter C, Hains and Thorn- ton Hains heard or said about Mrs. Hains and what effect it had on the ptain’s mind. Any statement or evidence as to what Annis may have | justification for the murder is held by Justice Crane to be inadmissable. Further than that, Justice Crane held ‘that, although Capt. Peter C. Hains FLT SAYS should be adjudged insane and therefore | Hains might be gullty as @ principal of | murder tn the first degree for the part he played in the tragedy, B use the Justice refused to let Shay tell any of tne unsavory details jot William <Annis's alleged intrigues jwith Claudia Hains, the wife of Capt. stopped every time he tried to inject | argument or conclusions Into his open- ing, his speech as a whole was a failure. | To Depend on Hains’s Story. |done in so far as such statements may be advanced by the defense as Innocent of wilful murder, Thornton UIP GOMPERS CASE Peter Hains, and because he was Summed up, ft finally developed trom No Chance to Intervene While | mr. shay’s contused statementa that as . |Thornton Hains rests his hopes of Jail Sentence Cases Are dodging the chatr upon a series of somewhat disconnected claims, most of Before the Court. which he can only name—it he does prove them- by his own unsupported word, in direct contradiction of what = WASHINGTON, Dec. 2—In an of- | number of reputable men have already ficial statement iseued at the White | stated under oath, He will seek to explain his carrying of a revolver strapped around his, waist in a holster in what he gays was a pea House to-day in regard to Presidential Interference in the cases of President Gompers, Vice-President Mitchell and ful and proper errand by the claim that Secret Morrison, “of the “American | he meant to take Qs) 4neae brother Federation of Laver, now under sen- Peter out in a motor baat ride‘and car- tence for contempt of court, attention | ried along the gun under his coat ao that in case of @ breakdown or an at- tack by river pirates he would he pre- ic called to the fact that the cases are sUll before the courts and that no mat ter what the President's opinion inay | pared etther to signal for help or repel be as to the justness of the svutences | poarders, mposed, he cannot take any action look- | He will say that it was a chance meet- ing to pardon or express an opinion a8 ing with a man who manages a con- to the merits of the cases. The text of crete plant—the Hains famlly fs inter- statement follows ested in concrete plants—that caused the Varlous appeals have been made tothe abandonment of the motor boat ride and | President to interore by pardons ln the |sent the brothers to Bayside to look at | case of Mr, Gompers aud his associates. /real estate at a time when Annis, the ‘Those inaking the appeals ave unaware|object of Peter Hains's insane batred, jot the fact that the matter is still be-|so alleged, happened to be there. It is |tore the courts, It is @ lvll sult be- this mixer of concrete, as yet unidenti- \:ween private parties and there has fied by name, who 4s expected to fur- Jheen no way by which the Government nish confirmation for this could haye intervened even if tt had de- Aged Parents ‘to Testify sired to do #0, When the deolsion ts ln bis opening Shay skipped lightly | made, then the President can promptly over the uncontroverted statement that consider wheiher ihe terms of Imprison-| 16 jj;gered around the yacht banding ment are excessive or \mproper, But tt ‘ror \wenty minutes after he found out {s, of course, impossible for the Pres!-| +a: the real estate dealer, Bugg, wan dent to act while an appeal is pending. | not there, and that Annis was. What "Ie the defendants see fit to abandon jig did sav was that Thornton Hains |thetr appeel the matter will then, of} would clatm that his brother got beyond course, he brought before the Executive, | yi, sight, behind the sall of Annie's in which case it will receive immediate pout, and began shooting before he Jand most careful consideration. The|reuiized that the tragedy was even lm t haw already instructed the pending: that after Peter Hains hi ent of Justice informed as to the progress of the cave | uing Jao thet In the event of tte bec © keen him fully | been seized and disarmed by John Ton- Thornton Hatns belleved hi rother was In danger of mob ice and only drew his pistol to pro- proper for him to act he may hi his a all of the facts whic apt. Halos @ maintain onder not altogether too sev Annis and t words of ten members of Buk 6} the pragant the the Hayaide Yacht Club and two af ite than with no ni the c of the $29,000,000 fn Aploy ees. a Age Landis oh the Ste Hither (hrough centuston or purposely Company. whieh |e also of apy r. Shay axing adinisaion concerning which the President Shay made on amosing ~\s0 Weg FougMled)y quad to intorterp. ‘when be sig that Thornton Haine did