The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1911, Page 12

mAAPDER EGER BE Dt AES PU ; ae NO ARR ARESTS MADE WURRA,WUBIPA! EXPLOSIONWRECKS BOY ARRAIGNED — RUSSIARENEWS — | BROOKLYN PLANT; | FOR KILLING CHUM. DEMAND IN STERN THREE INJURED U. S. and Canada Degreasing | Brooklyn Lad Forgot He Had Calls for PANDOM .SHOTS AT BIG GAME AND SMALL BY W.P.MSLOUGHLIN. IN 7 PER CENT. OF MURDER CASES Only Nine Slayers Out of a us ken a sudden and, for them, enthusiastic, interest “wentv-four eked U The bitter feeling at present existing between der Katser and King Twenty-four Locked Up ‘ ‘le for @ lot of Innovations In Germany that would not | tina toler ears ag Since Jan. 1. Ax ’ 4) eee in thle new omer of things # bie advance In the ry on 1 move nan people, He writes that: “England has gained her Rox- the grit and pluck and dogeedness of Its rons. AVERAGE A WEER. WoO al os ALLE BEIDE x ath SIND MITGLIEDER {6 All Those t DIESES VEREINS Sure of Cont ’ on Past Experience , ‘ ninat ern 1) owe one can aay England by yw ‘arent ' Wild rather see one ot sand mer displaying exch « pair of . on « , ° de writhing fn hile deat hroes from a knife « Ana men knoe w to wee the mitts le We that | gave onvitt en ” ‘ tabbing or shooting, eve t weal Ni Ws dey Kajaer a haar fight! j i 4 i r ERK COMnS A PORT with ined apple “ . ad do» PEAR WORRAWORBAS @ em Will me ade in tht decide a het w y Ms ree of ¢ apy tle Virted M , a at (Common HORSE ) PRESENTED BY ANY CARNEGIE MDA No. a cheat. No Mast Seven- 4 Kast Third street for @, buys him kK for $9 and where le will ve shown stuffed along Acne felis him wgein for $100 he makes | Ride of my boyhood playmate the Silla lactone oe $20 profit, I say he makes $w tn all, | Piplodoous: lieth aiteet. by Fitahugth Who wins? J... Laat entale It Mr. Balmont and the aorouah latter killed ninvelt. Horne, horme, where have 1 heard! other patrons sport of kings ireycinted rirant Mga ea or that word hors Oh! yes, 1 ave af handled the ation wisel hares Loder Area ‘ u axe. | hasy eollection of an animal th instead oof fig itin protect the sas used to draw street car n Chambers} bookies and sure layers ag net | y toand the Beit lin run races} the pool-room workers of New York| ich purses which thousands fl and elsewhere, WRITER WHO THINKS 1 know what's to happen in the future sends | A No. 14 Bast! pga WORRA WORRA | . we fires. | Honest, do vou believe that Japan and America will eo to wart & | Pintenell, No. 46 Woat | ssiena of, mine, a packer In Jananose House, ays the dope aro mighty | who coimmitted ene | cocky of late and he often feels Ike swatting a few of them, but he ix | ! might make trout wife e und he's a man He would like your opinion, afraid it and a sich f peace with nine childre Hs Mulberry Yours in suspense Avsailants Jou So you would put me Into the first claas in diplomacy, Jo! Job is not No. 21 Bast i ‘i : yal Witham [wy ine, butt vu may opinion, Just the sake our friend and Mis Jong. weak fan I don't believe the Japs mean to 1 bat T do: » 10 Cath. believe than when they sav they love us. fC don't betleve 9 tito fieht the I don't think we'd care a button if we did the r Japs, bu 48 West On “ street; #hoc dent a nation uw fun that isn't new in Wie to it, V some writers Who never go olit Nights are not, Not one of these foreis but would like to take a wa 4 if it dared. We don't care avout faces att fru a dis he next beet t Ix there @ loud noise os lulu? teen of itletn heavyweight entury mitleshins and behold you six tly sent around yout nuh AS Crap a bit her, And they ome back by way of Kurope, mind you. 1 ne On Account of the Honolulu thing? Nix ust make rings, Italy, Rooshia avd Javan sit up and take notice of the fac At we ave some Navy over here A sre work, too. I» ey in Mexico cross 'the border to steal a eblickeat Call out egulars and sind thin down double-quick to San "Tone dnd.hl Paas't I No. SS done, Jolin, auiek ae d@ery wrote the note. And « State in the Ur rs i a F ae i ao sy Yusy offering from Ww to 20,0) men with ey lave 7 reusurles, I that show intended fort! ay the Japs’? Ma , Martella, No. qsse Million years. But don think (ie fy Kurane who eu yand, anie man y men a few the ui " Be dei viroad wring thei teeth, as Mary Millen says, “in Mare) 20—J 1 ISN'T TT ODD that in thie 1h nistra Howie mopolitan eclty ef ourm, {tiles 1 pachetion habe ay Alaa ve Cat tae, we pay, With a eheerful Ulm here SAnRS, i ee V DEAR WER arrest Tam sixteen ms - os I inches in helgit and weigh 115 miss SUTTERLY NOT FOUND, pounds, | wish to be a prof baseball pitcher, What is a good BURL.IN GTON MAYOR SAYS, Koto wet to study the game, as aan n't have a chance to play much? Report That Missing T ! 1 work at a soda fowntain all das ene WILLIAM ANTON HIPNICH x Booch sao street, the Bronx i Another one for the Bronx! Oi “et i Willie, dear! i'm afraid you won't learn ane rion | your soul may yearn to shine some day a aie the {as a Mathewson yo lava hi young W your ambition throug > 24 e reapondenc a Carneste a wheres ad T should advise vou to cut out the " conatderation of baseball aw an athletic 1 a 1 exercise and take to toe * imp. For a n m the g s a lad of sixteen standing vot 11 € Trent 7 the ft * police once entersaing | inenes im hetaht and w only 116 fayor a Pa ns {tr head. and pounds you are fust the thing, You give a 4 quis er t mean ture of Ray Ewry—all " + en ‘ | 10 And Ray is rome sum ' Rea oar + very | doe the rom A ALT THA: 68 he very) Uitick to your gofy fo TWO STEAMERS CRASH; Nonsliatl ‘ i Tinto flavored sugar tha nh ansthing else on earth oxcept bank BOTH GO TO THE BOTTOM, »° Courts repesiedly wa ef the Wrecking, but the rewards of that leat Crews of the the 8 ow 1 CONSTANT READER Tere is no Bordeaux Saved ir . ayor's broken : wel tr e ® ' en robned an Off English ( ox ” we sor plane, : i 7 are of Po: xa : ¢ der ant 6 A T have seen that look en rra Wu A Legend of St, have had nothing to iy buy Ke \ wi y y ' Mu Voll errumgied to keep are give it too, and find & POLICH pipewmoking Irishwom ( $8 The hook #8 mi ttempt to eell on Ard thie ie really the one @epart- @ cover and a title. _ THE eee WORLD, npg pinnate sgpermaraet en > Company Suffers Loss ' Reloaded Revolver When He SATURDAY, MARCH WHEN AT PLAY 26, 1911. NOTE TO CHlINA panillo’s Soiled Linen, After 4 hearing to-day before Special Deputy Surveyor Smythe, Henry Berg: |) were hoff, steerage steward of the Uranium | gy Dy galing and taken to Brooklyn aud vy larraigned before United States Come | to-day of eee | missioner Morle, According to My, | sect law which de- Full Compliance With the Semi-Ultimatum of $60,000. Suggested “Another Volley.” Seni Last Month. = | Three men om ¢ secon@! Jos yh McGHl, who accidentally shot PEKING, Marten story wind plant of the | his ole Arthur Hostage, yess |the Russian Mi United States Company at nd Ca ada Degreusing | terday Gardinet | Children’s Cour ernoon, Montrose and t this morning, charged avenues, Williamsvurg, to-day when an with homicide ‘The iad was nervous explosion wrecked the place and and grief stricke ® ted a fir 19,0 and tied Joseph Blackley MeGill, up traMe oF e Buslwick brane of Artiu: ve Long i Ra vad oth direc- lived at Fightieth stvect, boys got to tielr the nto the building 4e, foreman for man in rowds * the burning | avked the boy to st with fim. a ms of the trea building, the police end his friends | went to the M and set buBlly | 1861, Since the first note was presented una et any e of the! to studying. [) a short time they had | to the Chinesa ¥ Mi there hae man, It I# reported that he perished in toe flames Can of Naphtha Explod completed ask. Then found in fother's r the a drawer Iver and in a closet ‘ business in {father's rife. Hoth were loaded, bUL ayer, hia Ins, and YOUN McGi! tok the cavtridges out ing (or th ite 46 Gttlbs quanthy of the stuff is Kept iv the bases | ginty frearms. | In the p w a can had t to the! Joseph looked at the clock and docided | Persistent rumors horthy ' kK for) that lt nis would be home before | work of the day, The can long. uve loaded ise in tite e revolver n y owing the explosion flaines and rifle and started to put nthe win dows The rifle had been restored to its place Touts 70 Milton etreet; | and Josep was shoving the revolve: i Willian Ker, of No, 11 Meserote | Inte tke eran lanier SL Be it friendly relations the two} street, and « forelgner who was onty |) Xe ‘saat nell ° governments. The note of Feb, 16 con- known as ‘Pete’ were on the second Lee tained six points with which Russia | ttl abi demanded compliance, They were All of them jumped pte Arthur fenene ded complia They wer they were taken and pulled the tr Arthur sank to | fl! Catherine's Hospital, where they | the floor wi AEE SACRED a wound In his breast, Speen FEAR were treated for cuts and brutses Fear Foreman Is Dead. A large c plant, nw gathered av and one of the first to g9 losion wa ind the police begag to look for the us vass of the crowd failed to | r trace of him, | plant was next to the Long] Ratiroad tracks, and the fire] © all trains during the busy | acauire real estate and erect structures hour, creating a jam that delayed hun- lin Mongolia and the extra-wall prov- dreds of persons on t way to their| " ryer | ices: Naw Sore elnibomenta, be commen | Prsoniers Confer wi with Lawyer es {re plant, with mone peseendle like ue yet 000, PICKPOCKET GETS MANAGER'S ROLL ~TRCARNEGIE HALL will lowe the tary cost of som and Prepare tor Effort to Break Down Testimony. yers for Maria in Gradi to-day tled lot of criminals ever in an Italian prison, With a fine show of indign on the accused declared that! ident Alfred E. Steers was in yarge of when permitted speak they would|the ceremonies. Ile introduced Seth Low refu former jociate’s “Suven- | as chairman. Mr. Low made @ short ad- Apologetic Venn B Helps Him- dress. ation was‘made by the Indignation was Kev. itten and self to $573 of Philhar- Uh Maree been Ee (PR, ee eee trained in the art of monic Society’s Mone dissembling sure is a rudi- id ¢ | mew r however, that Parke Cadman spoke of him as a as Abbatemagi elling his zen; William H. Maxwell, schoo! story Camorrists | perintendent, spoke ot him as an e vi }with genuine rag 6 ax penitent. | cator, and Martin W. Littleton spoke who prepared 1 be to give his life In of him as an official, Among a host Mali during the | ation of eri the informer | of public men of Hrooklyn who} Masahes A | made a deep impression, and the law venerable DB. D,} acon of lyers for the de © allzo that a Brook yn, | clety, who uncense | cros#-examin m will be neces- 7] sktiful criminal of the confeaslon. is to be dis-|£0n" ‘borough, President “Cromwell. of | n 4 oO 1 were conspicuous. | VBacon-ied Just te mm Augustue CL He itone ing tickets at a box off with his lawye He had thrust the money 2 latter im as bee in his outside ¢ ajled in py Bitte Pee Placing Np ~legilae bis ady : rite Nid bette They are thes! Mesh, They ar SE NAN, ApPAvent! about twens | the ery of a martyr wh eas con * ars oll, ousticd up to the | selence must appea ON-offive and Was caught te swirl | The memotrs are not very of men and women pouring out of the tition of matters a Utorlam, the concert having ended. | upan the jaile The: crowd: kiDR rant Oe eae at Nap s* ! 1 the} than t i wine nae 1oMr fap with a r who ap | pears to be eK your pard whole I | reclaim! CAMBRIDGE =, apparently man asi Wednesday's ert. a When M LONDON. Mar cena and veached ir Oxford At ueane. ¢ with money, bis hand ane points to 4 | with @ shock fe polive The annual revareity sy at one, but the p 1 |Oxford and Cambridge w “blowing in” the Phiiha Wb to-da, (st I Fi good none leket Beller He was arratgned in the achoo! | 1 and he hae not yet ; 24 te yesterday Joseph found s parents aken at Peking to-day and Nis brothes and distecs had gone | jovernment reverts to the nade fo niseing fore out, wo he went to Arthur's house and | concerning Joseph | been a ser in the Kitehen his! ¢ 1s | disputed VITERRO, Italy, March 25.—The law- | defense flocked to the Santa to consult with their clients on the counter attack to be made upon the informer, Gennaro! tycuciyn, were held to-day in the Ap= atemag when the trial of the | pellate Division court rooms in Boroug!) thirty- six ¢ rrists ls resumed next Hall, B Kt: M G fi e | Tuesday ey found the most disgrun- | Laut ulate layor Gaynor, hoflorary tten together | President of the presented to the Chinese Foreign! Board 1 note from his Government demanding a full and unequivocal compliance with the Russian semi-u matuin of Feb, 16, PEKING, March 2%.—The situation is) very grave, It is belleved here that un-/ less Ohina pts the Russian views | unconditional within a stated period | forcible measures will follow. The} | “stated period’ is not made known, ges in which “ding on every vina by irst—Rugsia’ 's right to Impose import rt duties unlimited, except in the fifty verst zone, which is duty free. Second — That the extra-territorial Hghts of Russians in Ching shail not Ibe infringed 8 involving jand exp f mixed Jur 5 “Third—That Russians shall enjoy ape- i al privileges of trade ‘om » with Mongolia and th neers. That Russian Consulates can pened at Kobdo, Khami arth Is immediate’ and hen. Fifth—Due respect of the loca |itles for Russel suls, Sixth—Russians to enjoy author- the right to ;HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES |FOR J. EDWARD SWANSTROM. Seth Low Presides and Prominent Brooklyn Men Pay Tribute to ident. vices for J. Edward Swan- Borough President of} Former Borough Pri Memoria! se strom, former anstrom Memorial As- forough Pres- sociation, was no ‘SEVEN ~ YEARS OF MISERY AN Relieved by ved by Lydia E. Pinke' OXFORD IN ANNUAL GAMES. ham’s Vegetable Compound, Sikeston, Mo. — ‘For seven years I ; eatiered Srerythiny, I was in bed 1 ‘or four or five days . . lat a time ever month, and 80 wei {1 could hardly walk. 1 cramped and H backache and head- ache, and was 80 Mr. Bi Arenuicne yd wit nervous and. weak Ser TORE SY aie wee Sea a aa We A that I dreaded to fs only one of man owa, soo Oxte see anyone or have days ago 4 prominent Weatern iw a of Yh Hanyone move in the Telegraph oft had his pocke rieci ee, | Fi room. The doctors of several hundred dollars in th Oklahoma, 9 third f ij ve me medicine to and scores of women have be ’ dl Reyes. me at those of parses and jewelry Maem! . times, and sald that 1 ought to have an | ” MacMil operation. 1 would not listen to that ear ago Putnam won and when a friend of my husband to! - making bié feet S inches him about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- event wit second wi started tn wd the 4 table Compound and what it had done s for his wile, { was willin; ng to take it. Now I look the picture of health and feel like it, too, Ican do my own house. postop age : ved quite ont of soon work, hoe my garden, and milk @ cow, | make, tt eway for the pleigposkets to a, ican qnuertaln compan and rats ne oe em. I can visit when I choose, Kantner. JOLLY NIGHT FO FOR “J “JOLLIES,” walk as far as any ¢ ordinary woman, | In connection any day in the mon’ I wish I cot he battleship The Jolly Tie Rowling Club talk toevery sufferingwomanandgiel/ vail a Westminster | und Mourteenth will hold thetr (lon to-night a Hundred ror Willlam haa created on Beathmann- toll wes r-General a la suite of the Army vou Buelow, wo tn also a wae accorded thls honor whe 1 recey an civilian, * eame inte ite when he was Chancellor ying omen spending thetr summer \ fons tn Widte Lake, Cate skill Mountains, found things eo | wonlal that thay decided top 1 friendahips tn town eis @prung Into woclal fa nis expect to waloome av $51,049,075 more of the 2S per ie & deorease the pro- The officers of the oluby portionate cash as compared yis, Proaident, and Charie Blok 1th last week. ‘Treasurer. au «- One » Mrs. Dema BeTrone, Sikes! The most successful femedy in thts ‘4 country for the cure of all oat of female complaints is Lydia E. a bam's Vegetable Compound. It ie more widely and iocesstally | used than any other remedy. it has cured thousands of women who have been troubled with disp! lacements, in- y fammation, uiceration, fibroid tumors, arities, periodlo hg ge dation’ that bearing down feeling, 11 and nervous tration, after for allots t, | meens had; Why don’t you try if SHIP’S STEWARD HELD $e ae charges were made against these ON SMUGGLING CHARGE. | Accused of Concealing 1,000 Cigars | in Laundry Wagon Sent for Cam- nthe laundry eized and tie “BEANSEY” BEI “BEBAN N HELD. as a Smythe, Berghoff confessed concealing |! 1,000 rs bought Rotterdam ty a blanket which was placed in @ wagon 1% t sete ’ king laundry from the ship. n Morris, a dr of . was felony. B premises on horse races, others engaged ied was Simon “who 18 eald to place. in in steward also take JAMES McGREERY & GO; agrd “treet 34th Street ‘SILK DEPARTMENTS. 1m Both Stores. “McCreery Silks” Commencing Monday, March the 27th Sale of One Hundred ‘Thousand yards of fine Dre ilks, at exceptionally low prices. Double width All Silk Marquisette in a complete assortment of colors and black.... 75¢ per yard value 1.25 Double width Printed Bordered Foulard 95¢ per yard value 1.50 Natural keru Rough Shantung Pongee, 36 inches wide. 55¢ per yard value 1.25 Imported Black Dress Chiffon Taffeta. 40 inches wide. 1.25 per yard value 2.50 Black Dress Satin, 35 inches wide,...... 85¢ per yard . value 4.25 WASH GOODS. In Both Stores, Second Floor Showing of the latest weaves such as Voile, Marquisette, Tulle, Crepe, Organdie and Bor- dered Materials in White and Colors, On Monday, March the 27th Fifteen Thousand Yards of Irish Dimity, best quaity. A .arge assortment of dots, stripes, rosebuds and flora, designs. 18c per yard usual price a$¢ BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS. Second Floor ‘Ten Thousand Yards of Woo. Serge Suit- ing in Cream, Navy Blue or Black. 50 inches wide 8s5c per yard JAMES McGREERY & COL a3rd Street 34th Street With To-Morrow’s Sunday Worl Don’t Miss It