The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1911, Page 1

__PRICE ONE CENT. SENATE FIGHT BROADENS —_—s—_ Gerard, Herrick and ee Before Caucus, in Addition to Shepard and Sheehan. MURPHY GIVES ORD ee | Said to Have Told Tammany | Men on the Quiet That Sheehan Is the Man. Pulitzer Building. f (Special from a Staff Correspondent of | ing World. | ALBANY, N. Y,, Jan. 12—When the! Democratic caucus meets Monday might the names of at least five candidates for the United States Senatorship will be and Presented. In addition to Sheehan 4 Shepard, Justice James W. D-Cady Herrick and Martin W. will be placed in nomination. The Republicans will also hold thelr | caucus Monday night. Chauncey M.| Dapew-wilt'be the minority cand'date, } nor again this morning, and this tim they were alone. Dix said that he had not yet discussed the e on his house Gov nd on a mudd many members that Bults, and Browns p r $4.98. Open Saturday and (Continued on Second Page.) WATCH THE DOME! pat the on all y evening ul } FIVE MEN NOW IN THE FELD FOR THE DEMOCRATIC VOlE Hyde HVDEINFLORIDA’ ON A HOUSEBOAT, | ISLATEST REPORT SNepard’s supporters are still making | @ pretense of fight. They have sent queries to several hundrea prominent Man \VI yee ies Saw Him Says He 2 "ve! jocrats over the State and the re- are overwhelmingly agains: Shee-| Ducked Below When Rec- ban, but are not unanimous for Shepard Gov. Dix declared to-day that there ognized. " had been no change in his attitude on | the Senatorship. He reiterated the - 1\ atatem that he would not interfere; HOTEL ORMOND, Fla, Jan. ‘ in the fight. jc harles H. Hyde, City Chamberlain + | Charles I. Murphy saw the Gover- K, losta for forty-five da ank six miles 2 MEN’ N's ‘OVERCOATS, $4.95. Lp Hub Clothiag oh a 227-229, ‘ost-OM y tie bale WATCH THE DOME! The moment City Cham- berlain Charles H. returns to duty at his office Evening World will notify the taxpayers of New York by raising the munici- pal fiag on the dome of the a. bl above here, ship with Mr, Murphy, but had « ertysar whe gadis vaaintahhc and facnn pointment for that purpose thi pleat pitied: Pain teal i hana. pleats Samal wig ORAS HI (mo | Ye ne face of the recognition the He Has No Preference. . , Chamberlain dived below deck and 4 vill you express any preference i aused his father: and even his as between candidates when you talk " with Mr. Murph he was asked. wife, who has joined him, yy i . T shall not. 1 have no in denying that he was aboard, (a ence. | Atrhough remained in “Would you consider that such an| was in ¢ ot of the que: | announcement woull be interfering| asked his family, which, however, he with the Legisiatu deciined to answe: copes M De lodireotion: liyde's big houseboat Mes at the con: A At true that vou have expressed @ la ence of the Tomoka River and Smit! preference in talking to some members | fhe afperetalerondy ayn OF te Lostalat ure?” Creek, which, Ay i ‘ 1 River, flowing south, Into this basin | c enters th: St. Augustine-Daytona Canal, ference with Mr. Mur |down which Hyde his Ject would Le sorely for the pu from the former town, leay there of learning the situation in York | Wednesday, shortly Fagen County. tying up for the night she ‘Do you expect to make similar In- | gtarted on yesterday and had Quirtes from the party leaders in other | gcarcely p vd half a mile whea sie Counties?" he was asked, j:an her blunt nose hard and fast into “No," he said," have not sent for any|4 mudbank. Tiere she stuck all any of them. Jand there she will yemain until so i The Governor leaves for New York at] time to-day, when high tide should Agat 8.10 o'clock to-morrow morning, Charles | yer off. ew failed to take advan ¥. Murphy, John I, MeCooey and other | tage of the evening tide. party leaders will remain in Albany| ye is on bis way to Lake Worth, until after the Senatorial’ ciection on Palm Beach, by the Inland / Tuesday. , unless he 1 con to #0 { New Appeal for Shepard. n at Mosgulto Inlet, twenty The Shepard commitiee this afternoon | w here made the following statement eee 7 “In letters, interviews and other | BROADWAY cars TIED UP. foyms of expression, i of Demo and oth ' , ted in the perma Vrivial Mishap Blocks ‘Teafie tor | Democrath ii arene rhest expre Pwenty Minntes, that Mr. 5 A trifling disarrangement of the trans- tal and : em in the trolley slot of th ry) ahs | oo, Hl ine at Broadway and Bat 1 t lay ted up the y “Over four t xf ) » voters in Kin Fr Pa ‘a theinselves over * because as members of a | ttory, and eve ] favoring and urging \s + and event pp | SY | } { | in this contes | ( evidences of Wh in 1 Was para support given | trleity afte S. Shepard. rews wer But while the@ 1a wre in the open, \ has given ser Che ~ IVE ARE KILLED ASLEEP IN CRASH ONN. Y. CENTRAL Thirteen Ba PULLMA Victims B tive BATAVI sengers we teen injured, oe fon bet k Centrg: ae the morning. One of the a salesman pital this @ One of the and Buffalo 7" 4.50 in the au about | when 2? which left railro rashed into ert The No, . 49, and th bodiea Gf the neath the lo: beyond reco | fire ana |took them 13,~| work | trains were Ges t dows and ©. wree of [iaet night ‘falo, N.Y, of Detroit, New nightoame along on te + he four kil dropped Others Hurt, Three! Fatally, in Collision at ttavia Station. | N CARA WRECK. | uried Under Loe#mo-| —Old Engine er Is Blamed w 1 ad station injured, rt M 41 in the It. Hed hs in t jared wer viett ba omotive of and were! gnition from the action of | when the wrecking crews t after four hours’ hard leer ned as They Slept pushed yn both trains, bor 1 r ere was hu sound t ” i steam fr NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY Britis h Lord and Yankee Heiress He Will Take Home as His Bride ets 7 r A aga q I on Appellate f Biya hs Janeth n Fin y 1 the't seeenirals ton of I stolen it 1 tN t to ng ; Ham J. t Gre mand es all nv 1 ul esta of the i freon Iatd th 1 gie union, pockets, and re national ¢ to a “*booste p ” ad accumulated a is notorious inp. Mot Mililonalre Booste Hate Division « Amer 13, ? 4 So ee ed Following !s a list of the a Saeed. j THE DEAD. 5 PERRIN, CA: 4 Wost One Hundred and Eleve: ! by a n } M'FARLAND, ROBERT, %o. 2399 | } Enst Grand Boulovard, Detroit. | 4 Died in hospital in afternoon, | , dentified i F. J. 8." Amang Dead. One f the unidentified dea | ¢ ed only ip is 5 at 9.89 o'clock, On tuv | his right hand was a rin bearir the Initial * and on the t finger 0: | , gold band ring set whi | | @ diamond. | | Ano of the unidentified dea is ry man about thirty-fve years old, r BEL Ds eh pod ently an occupant of t AND VIV G ~ was tmouth-shaven, is @ aheeeu i ut back, On the ued his left hand was a gold 1 \ Cree onckaa i In the Inside of which was yer phetoetanh has ent. 1 offletats e | * Investigation, placed t blam | 4 wreck on Engineer BOT teens y and ina: en eman iT eb $88 with a flawless 1 | AccomE jer woman me ran t j chly ‘esman though a — Ff 4 10h LTE | When Mrs. ¢ 1, "Haven't y ho at the entrance to the sta: | SES Ss |some more coats like this to show ed him to atop the furrler and his wife went to the feat - | Yetta Green Accused of nabs of the More to fe ch out pie Aes | Taking $400 Fur Coat sad tialtiie Goat pery rails it from Shop, laHeaAnuntttte to Brookiyn and WIT He did not x96 49 until his 1 arraign win Snyder ave tive was right ¢ All t - pol BRICKLAYERS MAY COMBINE. Divin v jon Againat t Injunction nt pody from arter aavi wen of the International executive board, as it re- tacles to the consolidation , Manhattan Into a the domination of Sunday World Wants Work mday Morning Wonders, 1911. Ty a tl Misa Vivien Gould, hi a th ol « in NOT ABIT TOO 01D Talk Is Tommyrot and None |Wedding Soon and Coronation ford, 3. Juntor, very strongly resents the au; tlon of an unsuitable disparity In age between his pretty little bride-to- anyway?" he sald. It’ that it's any of the pally public's busl- ness how old I am cr how old my fiancee ta." future father-in-law and because his bride-elect Is seventeen and haa not yet made her debut in New York society. {f he has led an outdoor life as fellows of my nort dois regarded as young at for FORVIVIENGOULD, SAYS LORD DECIES of the Bally Public's Busi- ness, He Declares. ELLS HOW HE WON HER Robes for PeereSs-to-Be Have Been Ordered. John Graham Hope Hersiey Baron Dectes, peer of the realm of Britain, veteran of three wars ad incumbentvof one of the most noted tles in Ireland, who is soon to marry daughter of George Gould, and twenty-seven years his Neres- eat and imsetf, His lordship arrived tast night on the susitania, and before he left the Wal- ‘ort-Astoria to-day to call on Mrs. Gould and learn of her plane-for the wedding, he told an Evening World re- porter exactly what he thinks.of all this talk of differe in age, “What is all the dashed row about, “IT never knew such pother over an ordinary engagement. '‘s most extraordinary; f don't, see It was explained to him that the en- was lifted nomewhat out of e ordinary because he, forty-five years id, ds Just two years younger than his was nd King George's coronation in his pacity as peor, and the new Lady De- so have @ prominent part in onial jreat preparations the Gould home fi are being made @ reunion of the ermine and the coronet of Jewelled gold- en oak leaves has been placed. Her sister, Mra, Anthony J, Drexel (Mar- Jorie Gould), wili also be in London, and | in the Mr, Drexel's sister, who recently mar- | blew ried Viscount Maldstone, will also take | cloud part in the ceremontal, ened Lord Decies |s already in the market a town house in Mayfair for the (Continued on Second Page) po ganna: Me man RR 2 acme $1,600 DIAMOND A cylinder } 20 PAGES rl EOITION — PRICE ONE oENT FOUR MORE ROBIN MEN INDICTED FOR AIDING ~_ IN FRAUDS ON BANKS Assistant Postmaster Murphy, C. K. Lexow, W. P. Youngs and Dr. Harrie James Accused in Wash- ington Savings Bank Case. ALL PLEAD NOT GUILTY; GIVE $3,000 BAIL EACH. Financial Trickery Existed and Failed to Look for Crookedness. Charles K. Lexow, a lawyer and brother of the late Clarence Lexow; President. ectors, fo! family in Landon coronation week, Miss | ‘pie of sovera Vivien will have been presented at court | wit) be succecded fat that time and will have been schooled | Now Vice-Presudl to perform her part in the procession of | tne retirement. « peeresses in Westminster Abbey, Al-| nig desire to es ready the order for her gown with tte |of dotail whieh tie accompanying mantle of red velvet and | an institution dem basement out this aft of steam th the kitchen »w other by nt Mr lumber dealer and Dr. Harrie the chairmanship o: the r fnanet Waite of the ban Na ad in the sted of the Hotel Bre noon and the Kre t escaped so frig staff that they No one rushed up to the street. Injured, however, and no da and the excitement among goon subsided. the cooks LANDS FROM SHIP of Doard Thomas F. Murphy, assistant postmaster; William P. Youngs, a wealthy ames, were indicte! to-day by the Grand Jury for participation in the fraudulent banking deals of Joseph G, Robin. All four were trustees of the Washington Savings Bank, of which Robin, Asan Auditing Committee, It’s Charged, They Certified That All Was Correct Where “1 On July 29, 1910, the four indicted men! made afMidayt that (hey hac examined the books and r soft hank and thar 4 statement of the bank's condl- discovered frauds and irregular Two Prominent in Politics, bank officers indloted jinent in) Republican K, bli xow Is a Deputy n leader of the Murphy, has sV, master, ps ations yo one time Hospital st bestnning to ace Of the Robin afar, ind (hos fr agalnee relate merely to false \o the Superintendent investigation has mot of the Irregularities Northern Bank and the Washing Savings Bank were wrecked, ————— World Building turkish Bathe wilh bavate bell Also because Mies Gould wil take « bab od to they Me) dowry of between thirty and sixty mill. aN of Banks, was true 6G. tam jons of American dollars with her to urate, It 1s alleged by the Distete enrich the Britt erage Attorney (hac the affidavits were false How He Won Her, in that the four, who formed the audite "Me—old,"" he waid. “It's all tommy- ing committee, had not examined the rot. Why, In England a man—espectally books and accounts, else they would of a glaring character fifty. Suppose Miss Gould ts seventeen, ‘The indictments were handed this” What of Oh as pitt if a5 Swann in Genera! n London soctety marriages of young] Masucci Tells Customs Officer Notification that indictments women of that a, with men of twice forthcoming had been sent to thelr years are everyday occurrences, c nf “4 y bd | . nd Murphy, Les m1 re Lt doesn’t seem at all out of the ordinary He Took It to Old Coun } ie a hand when Wey ‘Grand to me, and I think that a9 long as Miss try With Him | Jury 1 ‘The District-Attorney Gould 1s pleased—and Mrs, Gould, 1 y Wi i J haa re 4 word that Mr. Young might add—nobody else need be annoyed. Iwas on his w 1y to court and Me, “How did I win her?) My dear chap, Youngs arrived just as Judge Swann what an extraordinary queation—upon| tuigi Masuccl hastening back from a} y\l "AS the arraignment of the my Ife, you Americana are moat asten-|vinit to Italy, had a clash this defendants, . Ishing, Quite tn the ordinary way, I] noon with Surve of the Port Henry} y who was of coum: rrpail imagine, Tt was my frat court: | over q roxe-cut blue-white diamond Of | sel for Robin and several of Robin pou! hace! mat 2 serait Us the ord: | ion carats weight which he had fatled | corp peared in court in the Perr, renner andl cannon répalt-tha)'| Fi OATS cor aniy, The evm wea found (nt Murphy and Dr. ual about our mes, & rw Was repr early conversations. when Lulgi was searched on the p ‘spat yi int aes, i “y C to'you ens: Miu after the arrival of the Fabre liner saad ’ s ko horgen, and to does shee and thet (sant. Anna, ele ae tk ented established @ bond. Then I told her} “Where did you get that?” Luigi was; On behaif of his three clients, samy about the ‘shows’ Thad been in in Sout! {asked by the oMfictal who had found the | Gifford Africa and India ('show" is the siang | stone In one Maaucpt's packets aa term among British army officers fo Bia smile was reannur , af war), and that interested fr.’ Rather | reached for the Jewel and xaid bitin Pr came AV am i Othello and Desdemona? Well, per that's nothing. BtOOR th with me 40) 4 A " Dis- ps, but that's a bit flattering to me, | {he old country MaSpatyS Se ae inte, “That's ail. T can think of, I had no| The matter was called to the attentio wii garg aan aphegins espe method of courtsivip, and It wax | of the Surveyo ssonh es ‘ raped fy ae PAE: oo all mogt natural and—er—charming~yew | form ene We eva ines aeeuenet es cn To Bre: most charming.” forthoamin * ey a hie ats Hors pier) per until the man ‘ean prov a}l be fixed at $5,000 for that resagings ‘pects Wedding Soon, rent that he had it bef he le Judge Swann said t at Inasmuch as Lord Dectes doesn't know exactly| his visit to the fatherland, It ix val he had fixed tll at |when the wedding will be nor where, |a: $1,000, Masucei is a fish desler on cage—that *|but he knows {t will be soon and that |seventh avenue. ‘resident | his id will go to Florida and maybe - ——— he would allow that sum-to apply in for g Western trip before they leave recs of Jefendonts. Ball bonds to make their home in England. He is| NEW CORN EXCHANGE HEAD. promptly turniah obliged to be In London tn June to ate |