The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1909, Page 2

isk gens peel’ ‘2 RSS ARE ANEN FT ~ GET POLE Counsel for Czar’s Govern- ment Asks for More Time to Produce Evidence, f THE REFUGEE OBJECTS. His Lawyers Assert That the State Department Is Inter- fering in the Case, The Russian Government, through its counsel, Frederic R, Coudert, asked for a sixty days extension of time 4n which to get the evidence from Rus- sia to prove that Jan Pouren, the refugee, was guilty of extraditable of- fenses and should be deported to stand trial in Russia, The motion was op- | posed by Simon Pollock and Prof. Isaac ' Hourwich, appearing for the defendant. Prof. Hourwich declared that the Rus: . slan Government had far exceeded the jwtime that should be allowed to prepare | the case. He contended that the limit was forty days from the time of the man’s arrest and that a further exten- sion of twenty days was all that could be granted. The case has now been on for more than four months, and he asked United States Commissioner Samuel M. Hitchcock to close the cage at once. State Department Ploa. Mr. Coudert and his assistant, John Murray, brought out the point that the State Department had asked that the Russian Government be given every op- portunity to get in Its testimony, As- sistant United States Attorney Dorr was present on behalf of the State Depart- ment. In rebuttal Prof, Hourwich declared that the department had no right to in- terfere after the proceedings had started, and in corroboration of this he produced a letter from Elihu Root, dated Jan. 19, in which the Secretary of State said - that the department and the President had no right to interfere !n the cage, as it was following the usual Judicial course and the executive branches had no authority to infringe upon the pre- rogatives of anather branch of the Government, This letter was written to President Roosevelt when he referred to the « Department a petition from the American Federation of Labor pleading for clemency for Pouren The defendant's counsel contended that as the State Department had no Authority to interfere after the matter ‘wae placed in the hands of a United Btates Commissioner, tt had no right to thrust i{tself into the case, pract!- cally as an ald to the Russian Govern: ment. No Mention of Roosevelt. He made no mention of the fact at the hearing to-day that the chief coun- fel for Pot Herbert T. Parsons, had conferred with President Roosevelt about the case two weeks ago, and the President at that time had promised to take the matter up with Secretary Bacon, When questiorpd before the hearing, Prof. Hourwich stated that they had heard nothing about the mate ter since that time. Commissioner Hitchock took t ext 4 ques- tion of a ns und re no sed he an or fs that ed to finds KILLED IN STREET. Boy Fails on His Head as Wagon Collapses, ure old, of employed as a ( bine, a grocer of driving off tre ut on his head and ——— CREATORE NOT IN CONTEMPT Band Leader's Wife, Who Divor Him, ed Falls to Get an Order, Justice Ger of Mrs. Creat her husband Dee. 44, pay fo dui jetro. She allege nal FUNERAL OF RABBI RADIAN funeral is expecte gest New York has Beat Time! day—that’s certain. But using 7-time World ments—or several W in one day, you can do many times the work in one week that would otherwise be px sible. Seven-day World Advertisements vhould always be used if you want to accomplish a lot of work In the shortest possible the and at a say- tog in expense, They cost less per insertion (han one-day World Ady. and multiply resulte, to-day | Ore | NON SURE NOB TE ~ UNS VER NAN Police Reserves Called Out to Fight Morbid Crowd | From Body, |CORONER IS BLAMED. |Removal of Body Prohibited by Edict, So Throng Clam- ors to View It. The southwest corner of Unton Square was the scene of a turmoil very like a riot at noon to-day. It was caused by the eagerness of the thc sands who spend thelr noon hour in Fourteenth street, University place and the square, to get a look at the mangled body of a man who hac killed by an eastbound Willia! (car. | The police could not take the bod away from the crowd because of the insistence of Coroner Harburger that the bodies of persons who die violent deaths must Me as near as possible the place where they die until a Cor- joner gives p, n for removal matter how us the clroumstances of the death may be. The man was about fifty years old He had a brown mustache, was quietly been sburg miss! no dressed and wore a cloth cap, He cross: ed in front of car No, 62, of whict |U. Friel, of No. xington 16 Brooklyn, was the motorman. treet was slushy and the man slipped {n the middle of the Friel threw off his power and whirled his brake. | but It was too late, The forward wheels Jof the front truck of rolled clear over the man. Fought to See Body. It was impossible to move the car | backward or forward without crushing |the body beneath it still further. Nor {could the body be removed until the emergency wagon, then at the Chris- topher street ferry, came in response to| }@ telephone call and a wrecking crew | had jacked up the car and the forward | trucks several fect above the street. | By this time the crowd which had surrounded the car was too the policemen on duty corner, Women fought with boys and men to get a si, victim of the accident {one another to the roof of the car so that they might look down upon ft.) The street was blocked and the crowd | jextended back to the edge of the park. | | ing. | |, Capt. Boettler, of the Trafic Squad, took a look at the disturbance and sent |for tho reserves of the Mercer street station. With thelr aid a cordon was formed around the body, which had been laid on the sidewalk at Fourteenth street and University place. Even then the police had to stand off, with considerable roughness, charges of men, women and half-grown girls and boys who wanted to lift the blanket which had been thrown over the body. The crowding continued more than an hour ‘before a coroner could be found to authorize the removal of the body to the Mercer street station for identification, Policeman on Car Platform. The motorman was arrested by Po- eman Haugh, of the East Sixty-sev- The the car IC Boys boosted enth street station, who was on the front of car when the ac- cident The ade out the description of the dead man’s pe and Ir About years old, hair, mustache, 5 feet § inches tall a black overcoat, bl suit, ready made, blue shirt and c un- Pockets { shears Mi A bool names of Alexander Hard- and tained the wicke Can) LE usman, KILLED BY HEART DISEASE. Rich Charles Muirhead Stricken While at Bath, Charles Muirhead died of heart disease in his boarding at No treet, Willlamisburg, this mo Ht inherited ree fortune 4 ago tr er, Who ¢ dd the Mulr- head sione yards in Jersey City, and ent to Williamsburg to live on his in- come With him Myed John Kavan His ot d hiin ning in the bathroom this m 1 to go to his assistanc door was locked it down. He found king under the water nad died w He leaves a s 1a brother, both of whom rey C| RESCUER AND TWO GIRLS WERE IN DEATH PERIL. Break Through Ice an 1 Trying to Save Them Fall Skaters Mar in Lake—All Taken Out. ISLIP, L. L, Feb, 6.--W nm ON superintendent of the J. Ivis Plume her res d from ¢ t Robert Holmes and t ft Bernard } ing on Ke mb PE int and w f key from ee RED IN 6 TO PILES © ku I Dilnd, Bleeding or Pr: fa @ to 16 days or money refunds si) din 4. Ms 6, 190%, Abe Hummel on the Race Course at Nice, Where He Has Been a Heavy Winner, No. 1, Abe Hummel. No. 3, Danny Maher. the little lawyer who left eds of Americans now in Europe Hummel ts | ng a year on Blackwell's T winter in the South of F a nection with the Dodge-Morse ce scandal, 1 lows him the. pri back to his old mode of ilfe in Europe, He maint M. Lazard and others » jwiddock of the | some establishment in London, is a regular fi race course at Nice, Hummel was a heavy winner on the the theatres, a patron of the late-supper restaurants and an ies int Prix de Nice recently | inveterate er, | ‘TEN WIVES ARE NOW CREDITED TO GAMBLER KING, SHIPS BOOM KLLS NRE THO NEW MN TY CHLRCE OF SM ENOL marry himihene 1 to disappoint them. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAx, FEBRUARY ROOSEVELT STILL WORKINGAGAINST ANTHIAP “iKLS Fears Situation May Become Critical If Hostile Legisla- tion Is Not Halted. WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.—Prealdent Roosevelt {s by no means relaxing his| efforts to prevent anti-Japanese legisla- tion In California and Nevada, He had conferences to-day with Senatore Flint, of California, and Nixon, of Nevada, and persisted in his represen’ them that the situation wou 2 critical {f their States insisted on :eqte- | lation that would be Insulting to the, Japanese, who he referred to as acting with dignity under the strain, | The two Senators agreed to continue their efforts to Influence the legislators of thelr States against action of any sort and went away from the White | House to send telegrams to the leaders of those bodies urging postponement of the legislation Nation's Interests First. “T feel that we ought not to to res sist the strong appeals of the Chief Ex- | Williamsburg Bridge at $ o'clock this! “T agree! morning and the passengers of both ecutive,” said Senator Filnt. with him that the time {s inopportune | for legislation, and I am going to do | what I can to help him in his efforts, I use t » wires freely to reach my nal friends and urge them to tn- postpone the separate school » and all other laws atter whi We personally feel in the ests of the nati at large, and 1am sure that California's patriot- ism will care f before her own. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Gil- who {8 now tn this city, refuses to ulge the reasons which led Speaker the nation’s !nterests 6.—Gov le a terday to make the dramatic appeal for | delay which resulted In postponement | % ynsideration of the Japanese school segregation bill until next Wedneeday, | It is considered significant that Sen- ator school bill in the upper House, should | have had the measure referred to the ttee on education. He is himself ‘A member of this committee and tt Is generally believed, no matter what the | fate of the measure may be later, that | it will at least receive a favorable re- port. DENVER, Col., Feb, 6.-Equality with other foreign nation States or a very good and sufficient | reason why not, is the demand of the | Japanese in Amer! according to | comn how we can do anything came The President le taking | yo |lision could not be | Phillip Stanton, of the Asgembly, yes- | t ‘aminett!, who introduced the | ART DEALER INJURED |Duveen Tipped Back and Sli lties In the United | No. 9 Fitth ave Juri in his offte Voting Coupon for American Baauty Chorus, FTER careful examination and consideration of photographs pad l@hed in THE EVENING WORLD of all the candidates for mem. Dership in Charles Frohman's American Beauty Chorus, to be elected by Evening World readers, I cast my vote for NO. serseeceee Name Of Wer. ..cecesssePerevesesssseccercnceesacecs Address...... Fill out the blank spaces and mail coupon to “American Beauty Chorus Editor, Evening World, P. 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Faaye ¢ ; > ij Hash Rr t . shor 5 tC | business acquaintances and leaned back | dust sign and mall the coupen below. Re- 5 oy Py one I ever had a 1 4 rshoremen ese fon, of Colorado Years and Gunther Put Gi 1 eu 1 eet I Fall Among Longshoremen We consider ourselves superior as ain his chair, The chair slipped from WY oat ofS Brattss the reat in Place wife she beg ' on Hoboken Pier race to the Chinese, Coreans and other | under him, and he fell on his back. He | Michigan iN heme Lhe 4 ‘ tHe Very Cl ae suffered e pain, and for a time it|lumbaxo orfe ¥ aie and I had her s r Astatics, and we do not want to be) A : |vouratecealty sat with the re son Market Cour me classed with them, and will demand our | Was thougnt the spine was fractured. | ceived “send ug One Dollar. if not, Rep ner Fade then why I didn't get e stay Miller, a reman, of No, Tights, granted the Japanese by treaty | Henyee arte ° Me patel, Here take, your ward, Velltow ital Magtedroe! e 7 tor o e ‘ Lyle, of No. 62 Wi » ir we f " phe, Dis- King prosecuted for bigamy 000 Willow av Hoboken, was killed, and under the Constitution of the | Det yvelenthatreet, and Nee puyit | where are doing (or we send i Oi fonitwelve| UL U tr r lanaolten rt, Is Hope street, | United States, to be treated on equal jlans attended ‘him, The doctors |'*, 9m, Let { snow I didn't have aw 1 8 Clinton terms with the French, German or) agreed that the injury was superficial, pair. Valu; ol &s for prose were badly American, or people of any other na- | and Coe the spine that Mr, Du- Ablon [ilustrated worth while. He n cable on tlon,” sald the Secretary. je SAY SOS ES A) EY CO TS eat how, and [ didn’t wa up Grat| “The Asiatic scare on the Pacific coast | ¥ Praraeene (tel ‘ amounts to little,” he continued. “The it number of Japanese in t ates continua Japanese | This $1.00 Coupon FREE, 4 rat there ‘are only |] E008 Brahe AT neo Pree fa ney foe nver is denied by Chiet | \Pexpiained abe) to ' who says that a : JAPANESE GIVE NO | Gooantitn ‘ SIGN OF OR. | anon n struck SICN OF ANGER | | Mal) thi coiinon, te Magic Fost Prete 1 weRT ESE . |] so. KD6 Oliver Bidg., Jackson, , : ‘ 8, WHC TOKIO, 1 -the passage ty tho 1 Will Show You How To, z Dee 7 , as kN 1 fe 8 | Lower F of the Nevada Legisla ! — = = aver a shoulde and loft leg of an anti-Japanese resolution was ree) Cure Yours FREE | | i Q a was practici elpless an 5 , y y arm was h any. yours strony Dourte Rupture. Doctors WATCHES & DIAMONDS i) : ternally. ‘ation of the te: sald I would die if not operated on, but 1) 7 ‘\ CASH OK CREDIT, : i active resentment fooled them all and cured myself. I now| (a BASY PAYMENTS, two months of the second-rate Want to save every ruptured person from attain he “second-rate the suffering and torture I endured and will j “Git fir ta at newspapers In com- gladly send the cure free by mail to any one! AM. WATCH & DIAMOND ing on the resolution pointed out YE) Ah for It. ting my tree offer nal 3 Maiden Lane, Tel, 0857 Cort, HARES )o not delay accepting \ DIED BY GAS ON EVE Hae RUNG I'tate Doo dla accoping my tw otter becaune : ee OF BUSINESS SUCCESS, Sout Or he represent the holds, for you will find, as I did, that tn apite DIED. 8 Bua of th is an people. a of trusses your rapture will gradually Lad AJ See Kh Min omorua, in ad- worse, In my case another came on opposite 1KS,— . 828 ‘ fi AGEN are the House of Lords to-day, re- side and { got so bad that no truss could bold, Beso TAIARGARET BANKS, nee Jacques Michelson, Killed in Room) pesied verbatim the speech he made in “Tam nota doctor, but 1 know more about | East Sd at. MA NS, ; thegDiet a few days ayo, His remarks curing rupture than any doctor in the coun- | Retily, veloved wife of Michael Ban Ka. on State Island, Had Just caved no discussion. ‘The absence of try. No matter bow large or complicated yar) Funeral on Monday, Feln 8, at 10 o’ctock, — os i { i s extended comment on en situation in rupture, nor what mall age or at Peed from the Cprmelite Church, East 28th st, Received Promotion, the Japanese newspapers Is believed to) discovery cannot fall to cure you witbou as C.LEDYARD BLAIR CHOSEN AS Rese NeO rou he due to the reaolutions of the ‘Newt pato, er atopping Work.” Be ture and: mall MENFORD.- Enered into cat on Suurtar, a Jacques Michelson was found dying york Board of Trade and President the coupon below to-day and stop all truss Feb. 6, 1009, at his hoi JERSEY’S HANDSOMEST MAN. & 0% ‘ to-day m filled with gas at his Rooseyelt’s letters and telegrams to, wearing and rangulation forever.| goth st., THOMAS MINFORD, beloved f © Olathe, Tot ‘on avel ten Gov. Gillett, of Calttornta, NO Vl TS | husband of Mary T. Mintord, and son ot -_——_-——. 4 have been fully reported to the local late Thomas and Louisa A. Minford, : nd an ambulance h&¥¢ f Ri ti 0 C D | the ta eer: Banker Will Represent me tt : th Tnfirr were sum: P'NOtwithstanding the improved tone of 168 Au Ure-Lure GOUpON tice of funeral hereatter, 1 ; Ath q but before m 1 ald arrived the press, It {8 quite evident that the ——— phia papers please copy. Inaugural Ball and Be aa « recent action of the California and | CAPT. W. A COLLINGS, SUPLIFF.—On Feb. 5, at his residence, Shas ; N according to friends and the Nevada Legislatures has created a feel- Box 853, Watertown, N. ¥. 982 West 47th st, WILLIAM BUP- to Pr , was ac Micheison re- {ng among commercial men and even, AJ staat " é ived word Thur y of his promotion | {n the official element which iy calcu-| [Dear Sir:—Send me your discovery for of Peap was to- ol 17; Th in the insurar vany by Which he) ated to damage the position of the the Cure of Rupture, eet rari had prepared to United States with Japan, which form- J. < i " tonight to take erly was becoming steadily stronger, — | PINAMO srssesssere <ean i mt H Even among the better classes the| and Briggs er cans t Hu ‘ on was twenty-eight years old Japanese find it impossible to conceal | BAddress ...... vassing t eligi nth ws D and unmarried, His closest’ friend, their chagrin at the response of the fe z . 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