The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 1

= 000 FROM CARNEGIE us WEATHEN—Fate to-nights Wednesday ansettiods . * Circulation Books Open to. All.” 7 Se Lu Circulation Books Open to All.’ ce Var PRICE “ONE OENT. Sore Bh Bae ree Fuliling NEW YORK, “TUESDAY, MARCH a1, 1911. 20 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. CNN LD Sn, > ai ae at AAS CONSENTS INDICTED THREE TIMES FOR TOA SIMPLER CHARGE CARNEGIE TRUST THEFTS AGANST HIS ASSAILANT Pleads Not Guilty, Gives Security and Is at Once Released—Others May Be Indicted on Rides From His Hotel in City Auto- Similar Charges. mobile With McAneny and Several 4 _—— Southerners to Court, Where Carpenter Is Held. if handed down three indictments against William J The Grand Jury SOummins in the Cri ‘The charge in each indictment is grand larceny in the first degree Cummins is accused of appropriating to his own use $335,000 bor- vowed by the Carnegie Trust Company through a note transaction from fhe Van Norden Trust Company and the Nineteenth Me ard Bank. The ? 300 LUNATICS LEADER OF RAIDS two latter institutions are alleged to have turned over to the C. carnegie Trust Company three notes, which iscounted by the Carnegie : | Trust Company upon the indorsement of one officer and the reindorse- | H p ment of another. Cummins is accused of having ap inal Branch of the Supreme Court this afternoon. | POLICE RESERVES CALLED TO HOLD CROWD IN CHECK. f, Tuskegee President Tells The Eve- r m@, ning World New Version of P propriated the proceeds of these notes | AEF | ty ie S20 reETTES ———SETINASYLUM TRADEINSTOCKS Pnenmterand Reads Later, | April ’ 1 ri tee | | ee eee fe won W T | With i swathed in banda S. Washi t iy if ; Sees Z ‘ aii . th cad swathed in bandages Booker T. Washington rode-to 4 Pana ve WANT 10 PARADE ! Woman in Violent Ward at Geo. S, Scarborough Found to ihe West Side Police GC a this afternoon and stood oni in ae | ae i while Magistrate Cornell held tor Special Sessions Albert Ulrich, the tittle ‘ { carpenter who fought him Sunday nig! he hallway of the flat-house {at No. 1114 West Sixty-third stree First, though, the charg a vorsman David. teed Morris Plains Throws Shee, | Have Had Connections With ai at WITH FLEPHANT Into Gas Light erederick Sinimonds. Was amended from felonious assault -to is a misdemeanor. The bail also was reduced from consent and approval hat the case is to be allowed to But S’sh! It’s a Dark Secret, : 3#t¢ simple assault, which ‘SEUEDGOOOSOF —STALLOGRLSWIN, giving color TMRS.HULLWHOWAS. LONGLEGAL FIGHT szevmme. SORNCEHENIER SEES SRD FR S000 000 AE aoe | Dutiable, but Not Deckared,| {Court Names Father Guardian fa ot Sate vu Says Treasury Department— | and ¢ Commits Standard Oil FIRST TEST CASE and Why the Pachyderm Nobody Knows. nouncr fle ente eav yw (Pate latte Jegal raids. Scarbe Nice is maintain tal en vairman of the v id ® “on- t e| Gas in Violent \ Not to Prosecuie Her. Stock to His Charge. ¥ 4 | e Morris Plain stitution is sup- | It Je eatd in Searbo: a | selec | = { w e one of tof t frie i = Fitth Avenue Practitioner Must ‘ r : | ASH pub-) Afi ents that : . : was in] y Alex-) Now Stand Trial tor Al- ‘ates Standard O11 Man, | and J { granddaughters, Laura McDonald | aA ao 2 s om avd Lea a atail leged Mlegal Methods. Attornie mpany—would | yay 6, Mr. + Ada summins toda } Kt Mr. Whitman's Statement. Whitman made the n deep Thought Permit Wanted for Parade. 1 As 1 ns “In April, 1910, he and his associat Nin nm a i y forthwith, an j i S { My way ™ F a t 1 va 4 afie « | > \ ; a a" Simmonds Got Busy . ‘ fica 4 be ed Gave Notes for $335,000 $ ) a: ; To raise 1 to finance) A of Baltia & \ 1 8 wa I b the toansact! ’ ’ i 1 jess K given to th ee r He Was Wise fe } a 1 the dor u t F e 4 ac p i je hpaige: muccee in Me a " bi ‘ n, | re c French Om See Tate Menta cae auate ment picrerr ens uber ‘ ; : ‘jon n FOR RACING RESULTS AND J oo Scns ‘“ ike ee VAt any ra salary tor Novenber|was out of own eenie ‘ White, House by. th ENTRIES SEE PAGE 13, J ne, anc the court scene of whtoh a | (Contuwed on second Pose) | wear into the Simmonds concern o a! for the Government,” |r nen Ampaseud or, Mr, Juaserand, | ‘much hed peer expected in she way } - = si 2 pitts — ‘ sa ron i