The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1911, Page 2

At RSI o'clock. Three other cars tmme-| diately followed, ORDERED TO MAKE A COM- PLETE TRIP. The cars started for the Park terminal of Brooklyn Bridge, wit to make that run and then turn fall ron to ey Island. The sta “ was made nearly an hour later (han Presid S W. Huff of the road compa: | expected to get his volling stock under way. The four cars got back to the power | house at Ninth and Smith streets at 9. o'clock without molestation up to t point, A patrol wagon followed the first car. A mounted policeman went alc With the second, The other two were| not attented offictally, Por the first time sine the eirike be gan, both the Franklin avenue and Smith street ines were well policed after the ranning of cara began to-day, The strikers evidently kaw thie witua: | tion, and it was not long before a few ancient taxicabs appeared upon the horizon of trouble. They were loaded with contiess and hatless men, who were apparently seeking an outlying spot where the police protection was not suffictent to prevent an inroad upon plans. POLICE DOGS TO BE SENT OUT) ON STRIKE DUTY, Capt. Shaw of the Parkville police tation has ordered the sixteen polloe dogs attached to his station on patrol duty for to-night so the strikers may ve properly watched. They will look after Coney Island avenue from Park Circle, where the Franklin avenue cars Join the Smith #treet cars on the long journey to Coney, out to Avenue N It Ie probably the first time that po were ever sent on this kind of strike duty, and some of the policemen) are inclined to the bellef that If any- riot they will have enough to do with- the operating | REAL ESTATE MAN SAYS SHE DODGED GOTFUNDS FROM BULLETSON YACHT UNION BANK HEAD IN HAYTIEN PORT Brooklyn I | curity and Shared in Profits. | | HE OW ES $20,000 NOW | PRESIDENT’S | Organized Five panies Because They 1 | | All rent estate opera #0 lucky In swing big Rrooklyn, who testified tos e Separate Com- x 7] Could Borrow More From Bank. sare not quite getting unlimited capital to deals as was Gilbert @llot of | attorney and real estate man, before ra Lane Dodge In the Investigation of the embarrassed Union Bank, formerly known a# the Mechanics and Traders’ | | Bank, Hillot declared chat David A. | Sullivan, former president of the inatl- him in real and that money was thing starts in the shape, of a street) also placed to bis credit, without se | tution, estate operations, | curity out caring for the canine associates. | to purchase property, But Capt. Shaw is de ned that| those dogs shall earn their keep and r nelly, a brothe was interested with Hot tested that Charles -lnelaw of Sullivan, sug- FT of any kind, when It was needed he thinks riot duty a& good as any for | gested to him some years ago that the two form a real estate partnership, Don- that he would ‘© dog policeman. Cara on the Franklin avenue line were run during the morning at intervais of | ten or twelve minutes, instead of the| usual five-minute headway, The line was guarded by policemen. Very teow! passengers were in the cars and the new | men were not ringing up fares with any | regularly. The atrike-breakers sald they did not expect the fghe or the job to last very long. UNION OFFICIALS FROWN UPON DISORDER. Woward Carter, Secretary of Local No. 3 of the union, said the organization was frowning upon all disorder and tell- ing the strikers not to do anything that would bring the public to the side of ‘the railroad. | Dr. Maxfield, sanitary sup rintendent | at the office of the Board of Health In Brooklyn, denied a report that the Board of Health had started an inspec- | tion of the stries-breakers’ quarters at the Smith street car barns upon the complaint that they were unsanitary. Dan Murray of No. 3% Ninth street was arrested to-day for verbal assault upon @ policeman, who ordered him to move from the corner of Ninth street and: Third avenue. It required half « lozén policemen to pry him loose from | An anchorage against x saloon where he| took refuge when one vatrolman tried) “f to cr @ the arrest. 8 were running on the Smith str Mnerby 11,30 o'clock with fair psd lrepiied the aes Poe nit $20,000 at the present The headway was about eight minute | and the cars were fairly well patro- | niged. The company had no trouble on the line between Brooklyn Bridge and the power station in Brooklyn, where moat of the trouble of Saturday and Sunday took place. Up to the time of the starting of the cars the strike hud rovulted in forty! persons being injured, the destruction | of @ large amount of property in rolling | stock, and an almost complete tieup of | the Smith street lines from Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island, the Franklin avenue lines from Williamsburg Bridge, the Hamilton ferry loop, connecting with the Smith street lines, and the por- | tion of De Kalb avenue traffic that is switched over the Smith street lines at Prospect Park for the run to Coney Inland. (ate see GERMANIA OUTSAILS METEOR IN CUP RACE AT COWES. COWES, England, Au —The yacht Germania, owned by Lieutenant von Halbach und Krupp, of the big Krupp Works in Germany, to-day won the International Yachting Cup, de- feating Emperor William's Meteor, King Alfonso’s Hispania and # yacht entered by King George. > _— ALDERMAN APPOINTED UMPIRE LAWRENOE, Mass, Aug Alder man Thomas M. Jordan of this city has been appointed an umpire in the New England League by @eeretary J. « Morse. Don’t Bea Hard Loser' | compantes neli h ley told him, oh 2 Ze Pry 1 on an e sald, “Almost from the start,” In response to direct questions, fzed that David Donnelley, every dea Whene ed to swing a deal A I sald Elltot, Sullivan, and was really my partner. Avan took a great interest in every mo’ and 1 always consulted him on was newd- ly notified real- not Sul- Sullivan of the amount and It would be deposited to the account Eliot, spectal,' LOANS. The witness testified that no security Was demanded for this didn’t know whether ft came from the bank's funds or from Sullivan himself, All profits, he sald, were paid to Sulll- van, He then when the and to incorporators, he stock was pa “Why did business you firm before?" Louls Goldstein witnesses, use we © |doing business as Tt was the Union 1 time on tw ight jin pressing bank an “that if 1 didn't of the brother-in-law in the Kings Coui John H. MeCoos shortly before ad as Charley 42 Job if is shrer, continues vestigaton?” I never | awered Met Chart vis fly his broth ns to mak fe Gone in 4 pi If your missing article of value has not deen advertised for The World, do not consider it LOST. Missing valuables advertised The World are either turned or are probably lost forever. Nearly every New Yorker knows “Lost and Found” Ads. are always given the same conspicuous position in The World— Cp Page Cppcsite Fditorial Pave Work Days Cn First Page of Want Siction Sundays ‘The Morning World Gives “Lost and Teund” Ads, a Circulation in New York City 100,000 Greater Than Obtainable Through ANY OTHER MW YORK MORNMAG NEWSPAPER for promptly in ree The cohorts of Billy Shannon whl travel to Witze rove tosmorrow for} the yearly vitles tuts banner | amany district oud n- ms donned gala at orday in liness for the strect parade d nonles at the Cherokee Cind, No. W4 Hust Seventy-ninth street, where tie organization “lways Winds up its an nual affairs Leader Shannon hag area for a ong programme of ath events, Champion Martin Sheridan and other famous athletes will compete, Th nem and f < of the Twentleth meet at the foot wet at 10 o'clock fo Iatin INDON, A anned t et dey Saptiter-artaniaat aeaiaal ct carry one reson.” atl sald, you organi forent companios to carry on the sal had carried asked ‘ould an it partne of five mittee, 4 strange man came to him anked him to refrain from his activities of ‘ail money. Mp the bert |}NO SECURITY DEMANDED FOR told of dropping Donnelly original of organization red Ifferent business, Several of these compantes had dummy and the capital 4 for by himself. all these dif- then on as Rot ne Ansemblyman who ts examining all more ALAR from the bank than if we were vidual firm,"* Elliott owed a druggist, of No. the chairman of textified that | ently and | investigation let sald nty Journn rson brother-in his activity of Dr, er had all of the TREATENED BROTHER-IN-LAW'S JOB AS PENALTY, “This man told me," sald Dr, Rohrer, up, McCooey Chai would have to do would be to say the word and my brother-in-law, his Job, ries the MeConey Anderson, would lose Tho witness sald that referred to waa John MeCooe: Kings County Demoor: 1s Building. went on the stand ent going le y to Ww, in ohrer,” for legal service 009,000 $n for the bank » Homeyen plan Ne | CHEROKEES TOH HAVE ONE HEAP BIG TIME. | Famous Yorkville Organization to Entertain at Its Great Annual Outing, ader nployed tose Dr. this an- ‘aud 1 don't know Charles Bernste!n, a lawyer, who, with his br had represented the Tancon branch of the Mechanics Bank, testified that $32,000 was and that tre lawful wa ul way. i r so that way when tin cole "Do you know of any wrongdoing in lot of the afalry of the bank?" on diff.” he answered. bie | 3 you moan mon ned usurious rate may times, but the bank always got the benefit and {t was all yourd the stearn w Yo and us to wing who wnla Sate turned | Charles D. Palmer, Gen -awyer dpitlees Sullivan | Mrs. Péter Wes J Was Aboard the | Supplied Credit Without Se- | American When It Entered | War Zone. SON HERE.) Young Simon Arrives With! Black Bag Filled With Gold Coin. Mra. Charles D, Palmer, who was Mian Katrina Wright, « daughter of former Secretary of War Luke Wright, arrived here co-day on the Allemania after a harrowing experience in the Bay of Port-au-Prince, Haytl Mra. Palmer Was aboard the yacht American, which wae lying within the tangent cut by the bullets the revolutionists were firing on the night of July 19 In order to cripple the Simon government, Mrs. Palmer and her husband, Capt. were guests of | Evan R. Dick, a Wall street broker, | with Central American interests, who had been commissioned by che now overthrown Simon government to pur- chase a yacht for the Haytlen navy. He bought the American, once owned | by the late Archibald Watt, and took it down to Hay! gon July 2 While they were on the Atlantic the revolution broke out; and the American salled right Into the thick of it. Bullets whistled about the ears of the cruising party. Mrs, Palmer had to hide behind @ small boat until there was a Juli in the firing, when she made her escape below decks, where she stayed until it was all ovor. The most important of the refugees who came on the Allemanta was Antoine Simon Jr, w son of the deposed Pi dent of the republic. He was accom- panied 1. Antoine Pierre Paul, a mem- ber of the Chamber of Deputies, and they are en route for Paris with a black satchel containing $120,000. They rushed aboard the Allemania about a minute before sailing time, and in the purser's office they began to disgorge gold coins from thelr pockets, piling it all into the black bag. Simon was asked whether his father would join him in Paris, but he de- clined to answer. Both men are typical Haytiens with black skins. Mr, Dick said that th due to woeful mismanagement and ox- travagance. He was sure that the Simon Government was not corrupt, but simply inefficient, and had aroused, the cupldity of the revolutionary lead- ors, The hardest fighting he saw was that put up by his terrier, Bally May, who has an ion for black, bare feet, and engaged every Haytien who came her way. Another refugee on board was Akves volution was ton Simon, which came nei ing In the bay of Port-au-Prince with the entire Haytien army and navy on board. ——— HAYTI’S NEW PRESIDENT MAY HAVE TO FIGHT RIVAL. Leconte, Now Reorganizing Gov- ernment at Port-au-Prince, Is Accused by Gen. Firmin. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Hayt!, Aug. 7 Cincinnatus Leconte, the revolu- tionary leader, made @ triumphal entry | into the pital yesterday, cla‘med by the populace, Arrangements | ! were made forthwith for a joint ses- sion of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, which meeting as a nationat mbly Were expected to elect Lee | President in succession to the, deposed Simon, This was not in har- | mony with the programme of Gen, Antonor Firmin, the rival revolutionary | leader, Who 1® expected here to-day from Porto Rico, and who has already announced that he had been promised | the Presidency by Leconte, Immediately upon his arrival Leconte attended a te deum at the Cathedral conducted by the Archbishop. Later he made a tour of the city, finally en- tering the national palace to a sulute | of 101 guns from all the fortificats Later a new ministry wholly replacing that of the Simon administration was tentatively agreed upon as follows; | War, M. Zamor; Intertor, Judge Cau- vain, Foreign Affat: Guilbaud; Pub- | being ac- \# Capt. Palmer and Wife Who Ran Into Haytien Revolution TAFT ON A DASI OF 400 MILES HAS NOLET-UPIN WORK : : Mrs. F en of No, 200 Leiceners 1 meant Sor Oe thie reshiee Broadway, wife of William yon der He | Schulte, + L. Dovle, 2 or 8 ven, former secretary to the Consul-Gen- Busy on Train With Official | Archer acdnnens ch Is asked Mr. Deming, “that}eral of the Netherlands, was this after: Zimmerman, 2 Becker, rf. e companies take bust is from each} noon committed to the J. Bo! 4 y her in the middie of the summer? ward of Bellevue Hoi Business as He Hurries to 3 kee Hence, tb Haw ie Gis done the summer?| ward of Rellevue Host Freeney per ab bade ely a matter of personat-|{2" ¢x@mination as to her mental con- Talk in Maryland. {ora ot Meyers Ite t@ Mr, Oler, “A man who can| Mon: | BiGWh sathawaon) ‘Bi jolly the cook and the Janitor is able © warrant on which the commit-| Umplres—O'Day and Emslle lto swing the families on hi © to]ment was made by Magistrate O'Connor | a | the books of company which] was obt ed on Saturday by Mr. von WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.—To keep! CHICAGO, Aug Cubs were |he we at's about all there is|der Hoeven: the third engagement he had made tojroreed to theit this afternoon and win to #a¥ about it. @peak at the Mountain Lake Park, Md.jor yive up the Joad in the National Chautauqua, President Tal engaged a) 1, ue race Joiunny MeGraw and his special train to-day, bundled Major E fa ‘kie the and a White House stenog yher loaded | le. and men a down with Important pa 8 into his | Spe al work private car and left W eton as s) rent ne tb tae ice o'clock, Before he returns to-night the | remninder ho was President will have travelled four hun- dred miles, All the way to Mountain Lake and| much of that back the Presid tended to devote to keeping the of administration turning. It was first arranged that th dent should leave the capital 1 night, arriving ut Mountain Lake e ent 1 wheels | ate la st to-day. In that caso he would have spent most of the day there. With several important ma t President decided that h up 4 whole day, and the was arranged for. In his private cfiities for mes. the President can daylight, though it will co dred dollars more, MOUNTALN LAKE car, with all letters or 0; save PARK, Tain the Moun atk Park here Pe dent 14 ea Ins of the 4 Al ur 1 between the United St nd Itain and the United eitates ar ance. ‘The President declared that the fea expressed 4 that Senators’ tre BURGLAR TIRED hun- | TOBLOW UP SArE LOSES HS LE (Continued from F | Me Instruction, Senator Laroche; Agri- | Timmins, a friend of and told culture, M, Heilard; Finan-e, Sansariog, | him the hole Twas in seers ‘1 told Timmins the books must. be DUFFERIN PARK ENTRIES. destroyed. We talked about tt a wht i" and then Timmina sald it could be fix DUFFERIN P INTO, Ont, Aue, 7,{ Without much troudl th CUS PAMK, TORONTO, « ts atta | "In the afternoon we took a We nice: car to Roche's ros New- | M0, California Que ark, There we met t ’ alsh, of isi, Ldw't talk mueh to W Vimmins ss took hilin off to on 1 fixed up D BRCR eo ANd a helt ft the dea don't know wh t Mig! ipey yal Wee Wate in wgroen ema Onna, TT Bete thn Woah pro: \ HCH sir and a Halt Autones.-- | out the 5 they " Stlexgl tao We ight ey City. 1 let WT, Carlyle Sue ous ; and it w ppear t gray 1 ' ed « an nm eeu 1es tire ‘eee bu KNEW EVIDENCE WOULD BE Je WS aus tea Dg FOUND IN THE B00KS, Keke 1084 y iM y Hy At ft Gliptin, dod tbe a Yron. i - I IM Nn t y MILDLY WN name What Was that orp waa nc ; i 7 Ant nioht THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, BROWN AND MATTY -WEETIN CUBMLLE BATTING 0 declared day, wa to-day RDER. 1911, | | | | OLER SARCASTIC IN GIVING FIGURES. OF IGE SUPPLY —— lead of Trust Says More Came Down River This Year } ; | Than Last. | i} FOUR ARE KILLED WHEN UTICA TRAIN SMASHES A WAGON Women and Children Victims in Crossing Crash on N. Y. Central Branch Road President Wenley at, oter of the| UTICA, N.Y. Aug. 7-Four persons , Were killed and one injured when @ Knickerbocker Ise Company, the Ie I eriyauaaee cet ieceber co cea north-bound train on the Black River | leay eee Fe tar of the Ameri: | sranch of the New York Central Rail- | Sia sete an examined 10-A4y | rag leaving Utica at 920 A. M. to-day | eae ate Appleton at the D's-| struck a wagon carrying a party of |triet-Attorney's office by Asdstant Dis- five at a crossing seven miles from a) triet-Attorney Deming regarding the | city shortage of ice | Nis elty g the . |The object of the questioning was to| PMMp Nausbaum, thirty-five years old; | learn whether the ice company de ber. | her son Julius, ight years old; her jately withheld the necessary supply of{4ughter Edith, ten years old, all of Jive In order to Keep up prices and em-| Whom met death instantly, and Miss | barrass retail competitors who ordinar- iy bought from it at wh tunt¥e of acer etry the approaching locomotive he whipped Ican give you the figures month by | YP te horses In an effort to get across nth, sald Mr Oler, sarcast tach \use I want to show tne court}, F® Some time the identity of the What a Wicked and grasping corpora-|f™U¥ could not be learned, but a Mm wo are and Jum howe Wer have | musle roll carried by one of the children ressed the people of the United |faally gave the clu es, Up to June 1 this year wel Sey a =o od OKYS ARCHER GORE CERI SA WOMAN SENT TO BELLEVUE. Of $2.00 a ton Is Necessary in order to se 1 loss The six For months tn the noleniite. Produced records of the ioe freer that between June) another son, suffered a broken leg. The and July 15 last year It brought] formes attached to the rig were killed, n to the cy 62478 tons of tceand| 4 twa 9 Par Hecad. tr{ The vietlms were on thelr way to | | cht down 66,451, Ordinarily. the| {Pend the day with a family in Floyd | |company kept « femerve of when the accident occurred. A boy who 0000 done At Uiesiver sone |Was standing near the crossing says that four years, said Mr, one of the Nausbaum boys was driving, | ore lots and that when he heant the whistle of | business ts & rotten business ye row WITH HILLTOPS rolt word, Ge LIMLtoe reso arma are dette * BATTING ORDER. | for t field. The new n| New York, De | supp! t week, but) Daniels, If. | Man ser menace ceed 1 from| Hempaill, ef. 18 Was hit on the back of the Zimme Cracker Jars ondensed elery Tray hacalate | Jars ls Large Salad Bowl! B Luge Cake Piat § Mayonnai-e Boat & Ple and Many Other ( Irticies, L West 125 HSE, bet. ior (Givel M seful | ocolate Cups & Saucers thr furlongs rtod Inspe sto 1 Agn sM tar, oO -ran. aix r we nm), ne sa Det ran n and Rule Unusual Bargains in first Quality Austrian Decorated China Speciais Your cioice - tbe Faei Quantities Limiied Sete Begins Monday MM, BLUMS 7th Hance Sur fullen and O' Stannage umers. Loug Goldstein of Rochester, who dled after belng taken to a hospital in this city, |Jacob Nausbaum, sixteen years old, Wife of F rr Consular Secretary ed, SCIATICA or NEURITIS KLY RE! A PRESCHIPTION, NOT A PATENT MEDICINE. FREE FROM OPlai ks OR NARCOLICS Guaranteed to relleve the most atub- by lm “pt of price, ISTRAL OHEMICA AMERICAN LEAGUE PA Tt Flatiron Buildi | YORK, Aug, 7.—Bight thousan came to the Hilltop noon the ‘Tigers at the \days’ fight #0 Dr ere that th Monday ay. 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We have strictly Watch al there wateh Sta Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, 180 Droadway New York Open until 6 + Saturdays included, FENAELL's Furniture Stores AUGUST SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS BIG VALUES—LOW PRICES Special Prices for Chiffoniers Every odd plece to be sold at very low prices; big essortment; Bird's Eye Maple, Mahogany, Golden Oak, various styles and finish, with round or fancy shaped beveled uilrrors. in All Woods, $12.50 Beautiful Finish All goods marked in plain figures. We Furnish Homes Complete Cash or Credit GEO. FENNELL & CO. 2209 3d Ave., "st2zs 12st Sts. »rORK tore, 3d Ave. & 1491 h th St. BIE. BIsDOR! ANNI Mrs. F Pu daughter » Tues eto t HL, Whe fem will SILLY, aged 38 son ly and Briiget Burns a Owen Melly, mative of tan County Cavan, and husband of Nore faa County, Ma Went Lavin st, WYLI Bein Jersey City on Sunday, ang loved wit 4 ¢ invited to atte fun at her ta Mon trarery 5 o'clock, Lag hem Duveway, Aus, Mond