The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1911, Page 1

4 Thirty Years the sede Story With Bat a By ADRIA WEATHER—Falr to-night and Sanday; colder, Begins in The Evening World, Monday, Fe Feb. 6 | « Circulation Books Open to All.” NEW PROPOSAL TO E STRUGGLE FOR SENAT WEATHER Pate to-night and Sunday; coldeg, in Baseball; of His Own Career nd Glove. N ANSON : Che FIN EDITION ‘irculation Books Open to All.” | Content, 1041, by Thi (The New "PRICE ONE CENT. 0 Frese um Kotileng ‘York W. = PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1911. 12 PAGES DOROTHY wld HN IN QUAKER CITY SUBURBS; CLUE 10 MISSING GIRL and Mysterious Trip to Philadelphia, and Young Arnold Himself Has Vanished. ion stronger t R. Arnold of No, alive but may be found in a JFIRE DESTROYS ghter of Fra t only suburb of Although Jo) of the missin the Quaker cit the story that his evated station at ‘Thir the height of the sea at sixty . . . . | Her Favorite Brother's Fiancee Makes Hurried SHEEHAN AND SHEPARD MAY QUIT . AND BREAK SENATE DEADL AL-SURVIVORS, ROBINS RUSHED FREE THE ACCUSED. TO TRIAL DESPITE ~_NBIG EXPLOSION, JEROME'S PROTEST Actr eS Four of Shattered red Ship Ingrid’ When Plea Is Refused Court Crew Locked Up to Keep | Them From Bribers. Facing Bankruptcy .0 Owe $20,000 | seus rphy Paves the Way for Har- mony By Permitting Publica: ~ tion of Details of a Conferencé © Held Before Caucus. Who Is Said Enters It and Orders Early an Arraignmen ATTEMPTS TO TAMPER.| COURTROOM CROWDED | All Held Responsible Give Many Expect Tilt Penween \TAMMANY LEADER TALKS 4 Bail Despite Plot to “Per- Swann and | awyer, but Ses- WITH ONE OF THE BOLTER suade” Evidence. sion Is Fairly Caim, | : Aiton evertiling nlite nezita oe os Belief Is Growing In Albany That Deadh Will Be Broken Next Week and Thata Candidate Satisfactory to Murphy | William Travers | to-lay ordered poenaed by him in the Communipaw ex- in Philadelphia, events of the day ind plosion matter, He had more than f Will Be Chosen. cate that Miss Arn: as either beer “yy |ne there w ses ourt today, an seen by John W. Arnold or that he leaeas mf th the: ad heen ap- knows where she is. proached who had tried to (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) * The mysterious as other moves | persuade ty thelr understand ALBANY, Feb. 4.—The early withdrawal of both William F. Shet and family im the Arnod case ine of oe fe clveunstances attending the CatetiPiry tiveas ee han and Edward M. Shepard from the Senatorial contest is foreshadowed daughter of Mra A. Clark Culver of “ort of hens by developments here to-day: With the consent”of ‘Charles. F, ‘. r pe'velte pra. Madara qo patted a aR MAS Dr. Minor.McDaniels, member of the Assembly. from T 4 2 brother of Dorothy Arnold. He was| cay omornlag te ainddsin ihe jand one of the insurgents, made public this afternoon a story of negotias Nae leonpaen pata Traffic on THE Avenue "e Lnelt Indictments, The spectators to ‘tions which were under way before the Senatorial caucus looking to In answer nauir sai) eae ye * be | \vithdrawal of both candidates. ake ; Tied Up for More Than thar t ot misinfo eral al aan Mr. Shepard, through his friends, refused to step aside at that : an athe | has manage , 4 ; Raat he haat wens bare | Two Hours. jee eee impression (out ot t | Now Mr. Sheehan refuses to step aside, although the proposition has bell Same Explanation | \that there y nly tw apart from ¢ mi ade to him by the Shepard | people. a This sani planation was gtven tor | —_—_—_—— | plosives 4 — Unless Mr. Morphy had eome waste of the porter's | exPlosior in mind assoctated with the Mrs eel aa of the deaMock by the withdrawal @ Mr. Sheehan (t {s not probable that he” would warrant the publication MISS CATLIN WED ot Me story told to-day by Dr. MeDaniela. Ta ns on eer vg | story is that on Friday, Jan, 13, The Grounds. | duys before the Senatorial caueus & WHILE MAN WAITS ecause the District-Attoriey or ——— -—-—— | high State official acting with the lined “Ausiitant-dld : knowledge and approval of Gov, Dix, e nos « ; uri proposed r. Murphy that Mr, - adelphia ‘ rod pe wv sin signature In topewrtine | han with from the Senateriel cone ase calgnt: a a pielciratu » put the fre out wien| CaP upposed to have ae Pypncinenl ad a test in the event that Mr. Shepard would long distance telephone ca Ml tonday, | ‘ be alves wes aia wt ; shee he reali | also withdraw in the interests of har-— ” united “ma urrying a jhave found that twe nese alleged |" or agreed : mw . the pass through & plain statement of the facts | 4 rh Cont With Murptey. in ton i i ¢ e erence jut ‘ u 7 t illionaire — Is ‘3 tra mh He argued at lenwth in support of his Daughter of Ml el On the Tie Culve ¢ “te is Was t fear caucus Mr, RRS Su nuEn OF Vnilne ih she is t had explod ‘ Judge Swann Toe as Witness in Case [iat reterred to for th Aecontion to. knoe at ite and taker our tie Gawe the 4ngintoante were: tice puasing the Senatorial situath James 1 of the dyna ndletments w prop ‘ 5 CuseIng 'the! Remaren jon. At Arnold can le found there, | mite Aiecatte, [BEODATIE APRWAVaHdL BIOGLETS ; al Brother. conterence ats. Murphy seated that It ts are 4 r nen in the signal tower at the! iam vuis I now call upon the defendant to Br organization in New York County vin 5 t nd of the station had not ; © of the} plead," said the court se ‘nalterably opposed to Shepard, \ whl the stalke ta ¥ Bie ; Med . , , , onan Kila Paij.| SP WOULS, Mo, Feb. 4—Married at] that the sentiment was in favor of Sheng! H ul vke to "| ings, Mayor’s Friends Said to Have ba rs for Assignee File Peti-| con to prederich ‘Winthrop Alien of|han, The reply ae. tale Maan the the tracks and go arr St. John of the D know by \ } : , New York, Miss Irene Catlin is at the| People up-State were opposed to Shap= Powder Compan Prevented Re-Election of ion, but Actress’s Attorney | or oe cecner, Dental Catt hen and that his election would) work 3 injury to the party. ' 2a vmel nition anutne Him and Friend Submits Plan for Payment, pies wa ‘i TT] then it was suggested that both a ar WENO ig withdraw in favor of a compromise we — ery andidate and thus preserve harmony al a ER ' within the party, : ‘ ia | will agree that Mr. Shee ie ; MI ‘ oats were arriving for | withdraw if Mr, ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 Kine, armed with wilent of thecal counsel unit na motion to have ball « nhers 1 Mt » fixed. The Court fixed bail at $2,500 In ed trie itd ’ tat] J ise then set out t the case of each defendant, subject : \ tt day. | Pp drawal of Shepard. A tenevear-old boy, | nerease without notice. isonds were a | the Cathn ma ase conference was held at 1@, Was arrested | Promptly furnished i ‘i recognized ‘ ‘ sud {was taken to Murphy that Shepard had » without aus Finds Engineer's Body. Swann ae Bi Ww , | declined to entertain such @ Sema alarm had been; Oscar Falken adi n the em: 1 1." interposed Mr. Jerome. 0 He any Se oF A NO SO Pee ) the Children's ploy of the « teaa’ Sh sec Venu elder weavdine tne ai |i 4 , a % he would not have an-| Murphy's purpose in telling » eas Py conceal Macrae lena IndwiMmane hea ne rn he t ‘ ler view of Miss Catlm before she | atory to Assemblyman McDantels waa Tarasy, Fe08 ; SORTA Re ee ey ne, \ 1 not ecame ra, Aner ‘ vince him that the responsibility KILLED BY LIGHTNING lighter, Whintler. to-day. Palkenberg| order tn entered anche) roexman ape pes ity Aperteva yl IN FEBRUARY STORM, 2278 the Whistler reste on onuten, Enters the Order, a ; charged r to Murphy or . of Haw ‘ she " nares | ; Murphy's Talk With McDariele. HARRISBI na. Risener A i . ‘When we came to Albany," sald Mr an, & has been unable i. tr Murphy ‘9 Assemblyman McDaniels, rank! eriha . a gir ee Oe cert we had no Intention of forcing upon and killed in the st lar _ Fe ‘ say : ou Up-State men any candidate whe snow and rain whieh swept o ee : 1H was distasteful to you. The sentiment Pennslyvania jaw i ber a ees 4 the New York County organtzation 1 walking along Shepard and fof Sheehans rie death i ie “4 : sive wey eng Teo sua TRUCE IN HONDURAS 4 rose, hentn fo r thdrew int >_— ee ‘ THROUGH TAFT" 'S EFFORTS. |* ° a compromise candidate the. camo from Phila’ delphi William E. Dayton Dead. i saad ‘ Mr aa ‘iy thing left for ue waa to stand William £, Dayton of the dry goods! me ship Ingrid, id back. me Wa & . rtitied Trat Revolu-| see je now the CholmnaEE CROWS NEST. STOVE IN. firm of William £, Dayton & Co, of | wh r from the “ one anaes > 14 ader Has A it vjority of the Demooratte members = No, Franklin stre Ned Thuraday h W. at 1e explo: I will p as the Mt x Haut 8 AMAA ‘ Legislature, and for that reason Sea G5 Beet High Washed Steamer Flasiing, 1. 1, of pneumonia. The! gion and was almo: ed. These er n Va | Be i" Py Armistice Must stand oy him to the end.’ none ral will take piace to-morrow at) men luckily es: Cou! : t ni vate last night Dr, MeDantels cated Wizabeth, N. J, He was thirtyenine} They are “t Mr. Jevoyr n Mr. Murphy at his room im the Yea years old and 4a survived by a widow, | Arthur Lasme Sigure Bel ed. “Which case 4 lisse factanth ie ‘\pyck. ‘The conference was arraigned Mare: * Dayton; a brother, Herbert } Witiiam Duncan, seamen. Since the re are eight cases ee ' : joy 4 friend of the Tammany leadew |. Dayton of Boston, Mass, and two sis-| cident they have told stories bear “ cases, all the cases,” replied ni Toey tatked together for more than al rte Mré. Albert}on the accident w would Indi |: 8 co shana (eh hour and MeDaniels assured Murphy | ‘ that somebod to Influence the T object,” said _ ean die \ id an a surgeney applied only to the la ceed testimony of w man told me hi aur Oe ay I » ‘situation and that he intends die Rrdarden saya he and hia mates baveliwasn incon Lund : hiny the Governor and. the” 4 1 stove In the crows ne f ‘ \ ments f ves eve Me | been visited by men who tried to per- | persons under indict: i spganination on all oth ren. Rs ate sk. t44 4 pe FOR mee Ergo AND suade them to sign papers purporting to} awaiting trial, M bag ne truce Was reached through the “I told Mr, Murphy,” seid Dr. Migs officers on the ENTRI Ss PAG See rea ford. M via. af Pramiees Sam || Daniels to-day, “that I was not o: & ce (Continued on Second Page) (Continued on Second Page) am hi ed eet ‘ Pres a! i \ e *