The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1911, Page 1

| TAFT TO REVIEW THE ARMY ON TEXAS LINE DIX PROMISES WHITMAN AID IN TRUST PROBE | _PRICE ‘ONE CENT. a. “ Circulation Books Open to Al” WHITMAN SEES GOVERNOR, OEVISTSAN WHO GIVES HIM FREE HAND IN CARNEGIE TRUST QUERY’ FAMILY BLACK s SHOT IN CHINATO Governor Assures Him Car- mody Would Not Be Al- lowed to Interfere. STATE’S FUND INVOLVED \ District-Attorney Confers With State’s Counsel Merely on Civil Action. | Special From a Staff Corresponden’ of Vie World he said “Lam and th position on to interefere with my inv fact, the Governor went to me thet the Atror: not be allowel to hamper me any way. ‘As a rey that Iam a Has Free ans n Work ‘2 shall go on work whereabout Tt is believed th: tain to Mantreal, Gov, Dix issued an emphatic day that he had supplanted I torney Whitman Whitman, t note, which liver, As is notes of friends, St T a (Continued Great Uprising : The Sea of ¢ other seas ins art own ley Tenant; Em Loser, Fin The World GA tw INED Lost ¥ \ ‘ HEI SIDELDED SLAYER. SHS NEN, wl EVE OF WAR DE WA HOTEL = e of sphyxiated in Hoboken at End of Night’s Revel. 100,530 « 14,204 * ds 10,864 t 81198 + : TALS “Bu Ads 2476 “Lost All the six other New York morning | and Sunday newspapers, com-| \!* ; bined, lost 1,801 ads., as com- Ri pared with the number they! , published in 1909, Advertiing Mediums Also | ..!).s, ee Seek Ticir Own Level omice the ease the deaths, Tennessee’s Sailors ~INSLUMS WHERE HE SPENT $20,000 “Doe” Post, Riddled With Bul- lets, Calmly Smokes Opium | and Hides Slayer’s Name. A FAMILY Eked Out Living FillingCrooks’ Teeth After Squandering His Patrimony. it in the hallway ot plugged.” Lu Smith en ff n Thought Only of Opium n't you ‘ » in a ba br ' toe BLACK site| nile 1's ” re- | NEW “YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH ‘Coaling Warship for Qu: ick Run to Mexico; | Rear-Admiral Staunton, Who Commands | if U 14 REAR " ADMIRAL ISTAUNTON | ER “= JUNE RUNS AWAY [2° AFTER BLOSSCMING! oa eee Very Disappointing to Her { Mother, Mrs, Thompson, Who Trained Her. : , veer enna “| Vanguard of the Army of en 000 Is Already in Texas atl} ; f the Mayor, p Armed With Ball Cartridges and Fully Pre- te!Three Prisoners Accused by iat the mestiig of: the Board: of pared for Real War Service. ¢ Lievin Hart Say Ti \r2 * juestions with — A : i rw gra WASHINGTON, March 9.—Little doubt with sup na without | Italian Noplen 4 Gen, re { . . ther Taft's Message Diplomatic. } Mother Asks for Help. mick — the Strict Censorship. | i (Special to The Evening World.) §} SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 9.—A report reach | ory, Tex., near which the great Charles P. Taft rar } __| President Taft will spend a few days there followi 4 a ae oe ~~ | 20,000 troops along the Mexican border. The 1 nce on th } the is being made ready for the entertainment of g party and the 4 4 I and superintendents say the President is coming. President Taf Plas H] plans for a rest included only golfing at Augusta, Ga. He left W i OF CITY Ml ANENY | this afternoon for Atlanta, where he speaks to-morrow ? “ASAREALACTRESS. AMERICAN LOSES. $5000 TO CARD geek har oes ame: Mt not seek ber be- Fells RAR RRAR AR AAAI A ADA DARA AAA ARADARARL DRDDIADDADPADARPPR ALL PDA, WEATHER=Fate to-night and Mridny; warmer, | bid Circulation Books Open to All,” } 9, 1911. 20 Lise iy PRICE ‘ONE ENT TAFT AND GEN, WOOD + BOTH TO VISIT ARMY DRAWN UP AT BORDER 9 ¢-— | Ranch of President’s Brother, It Is } | Reported, Is Being Put in Or- | der for His Use While Watching Troops. i DIAZ REPORTED DEAD, j BUT MEXICO DENIES IT. | Conflicting Reports as to the Presi- dent’s Real Condition Caused by 1 : as intbanes| Southern Commercial Corgress. 5 a pastel AND CROMWELL The report that the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Y i bh © paper} i is to pay a visit to the ¢ of the assembla 20,000 t $c ed | 1 i and he sy | intense interest in army circles, How it j 4 men’s gossip. The President visited h the Southwest and enjoyed himself hugely. It is reported from Washington that Major-Gen. Wood, Chief of 4 Staff, wil! also go to San Antonio. ol ie ri Ss ranch on his last trip i |Borough Presidents Named by| aman Ps Mitchel for Their “Experi- ence and Fitness,” |\DIAZ ALIVE OR DEAD? i TROOPS RUSHING ON / ew York City's SHARP I PARIS the RISH LEADER INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE SMASH. way 0: | will be pr The British press, ything In the Panne troops and furnishing them’ Long, | munication. Eve aturally ath