The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1911, Page 1

NEW $400,000 CUSTOMS FRAUD IS CHARGED WEATHER-Fair to- WEATHER—Fate to: Tharsday; cooler. FI EDITION. “ Circulation Book: Open to All,” | “ Circulation Books Open to All.” ] ———— PRICE ONE CENT. a Artes: Uthe New ork World) NEW ¥ YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911. 18 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT f= re ——- debe ‘Olympic, spa Her Captain and ge on Board PANE (IN OLYMPIC 100,000 =e Vi ce \ were] WHEN CRUISER HAWKE ae AR eB mx) CRASHES INTO LINER Young Woman =n Not | = epee ia PeieDivocest. | CHARGED AGAINST epaemoe rot) Oe AVENUE FIRM News of the Offer Given oul by the Father of Fred Noble. 2.000 Passengers Crowded on Decks r | When English Warship Suddenly Swings and Hits the Star- board Quarter. Sigmund — Fleisher and Employee Held by United MANY RICH NEW YORKERS HELP QUELL EXCITEMENT Naval Authorities Say Giant Vessel’s | Suction Caused Collision— Americans Landed. States Commissioner. Walter Lispenard Suydam, millionaire father of the young Blue Point fisher- man whose wife eloped with young > " Wr Frederick Noble, Nas offered to settle) WARRANT FOR PARTNER, $100,000 on Mrs. Suydam jr. {f she will agree not to fight divorce proceedings | : mate immediately | The Government Will Institute cree of divorce has been’ ob- ned, according to a atotement made} Civil Proceedings to Re- a afternovoa to an Mvening World re- by Marry M. Noble, father of the cover $1,250,000. eioper. elder Noble was seen on his abdlishment in rand | SOUTHAMPTC ON, 5 Sept. 20.—The White Star liner Olympic, bound for New York, was run down and badiy damaged in the Solent off Cowes, A customs fraud case which eonfiden- ei When que: Hal agents of the Treasury Department Isle of Wight, to-day, by the British protected cruiser Hawke. Water avant 9 shat his son had | say exceads In Importance any hitherte i " i, Quarrélied with the young wife With!) ouent Hy the Government against ime | rushed into the hold of the Olympic ‘hrough a big hole in her starboard whom he ran away he ~eplied with a | | porters, with the single exception of the| Vigorous negative. querte pt. Smith headed her tor Osborne Bay with the intention ‘There has been no quarrel so far as recent ise against the Duveen broth . nee 1 know,” said Plumber Noble, “and I| ¢T® ted to-day against the} jot beaching he amu bank, gi ire muy boy's aftections tor Mre.|importing firm of Naday & Fleischer ot NATIONAL LEAGUE. | The collision bulkheads held the water in the compartments im- uydam are ag strong as ever, | No, 79 Fifth avenue. \ Hinde to marry her and will do so as| sigmund L, Fleischer, a member of the aT ST. LOUIS. | mediately affected by the collision and Capt. Smith found the expedient £00n as the marriage Is tegally possible. | ain, and David R. Bratter, an em- INST GAME Both those young people have done too) | 7 ! beaching the large float unnecessary. He brought his ployee, were arrested on a charge ot | GIANTS— | king, but f: I » iF faa alt thampt t o, Dp e alre: oe at ‘they vwill be rallent. They conspiring to defraud the Government) RICH GGA. ot 0O0ObUOL2-—4 vessel back to Sault npton a sileage ru ue arent beg been advised by Mr. Suydam'a and a warrant was Issued for John| FIELD. ivenues of transathin ravel the biggest boatload of passengers t lawyer not to discuse their affairs and | Naday, tho other partner, who salled for GEO. ET TOE, “0000000 0-0) MRS.F.CREN saa barked on aisleainishin : nothing will be known of their future | murope y jay. The total amount of | Ratteric Marquard and Meye ev er embarke mia : Leanship 106 tf i effairs until things happen. duties out of which the Government} ————— | Jermilk and Bills The Hawke was badly dam in the colliston, but stood by until it SAYS OFFER WAS MADE BY claims it has been defrauded during the Nant ciara Salomon” Hides AT OIE RAATI i n _ | was seen that the Olyn ass hen she proceeded to the naval ata PATHER OF THE HUSBAND.. | just three yoars is ostimated by the au- ld SINGINNAT!: i tion at Portsmouth under her own steam “I look for a favorable solution of the|thorities in charge of the case at $3%,. } identity of Leading SROORIV ES : U It was reported on unolliclal information from the British Admiralty tangle before long. Tho attorney for! oq or $400,000, and the amount which Fur Merch; . 0 001004 lomce this afternoon that the Hawke, which recently was repaired in Porte pola tees ao een e soitis will be aued for in civil’ proceedings tc Merchant, TNGINHAT | mou th, was on a speed trial at the tine of the collision. She was running Set Aight a divorce proceeding. Whether) ey inauituted later will be upward of | 0100051 very fax when se atrck the Oly, bat i the same direction a thy or mot she has accepted that offer I can. “Naday arid HlaleGioranedlapecine ae Application was made to-day hy Law-| Batt s-Gchardt.and Erwin ne amazing t “that the bulk suction of the Olympic drew the Mot say. I am saying too much as it) i. cmbroideries, women's robes and } yer K. Henry Rosenberg to Jude Mos: | and Clarke { i] ah ke Into collision ts ad od In naval clreles, &, \' ce Pe | ter In the Court of Ge 1 Sess TSBUI , » 742 f In passen boo et on the Olympte, includ. Ms : a1 | ii-priced dress fabriog with @ Pa art of General Sessions for AT PITTSBURG i] Q \ | ’ 742 fhe i ymptc, inclu See 8 et ee Epa’ Helfeies PAas ‘ CORONER § J teave to appeal from the action of Mag-| OSTON 7 Id ; “ur thirty Amertean mililona her passengers were pot Gays, but I expect hi tho firm who safled for Iutrate Krotsl, who Ins: $end ui ? = . ine lelith a Cherboure,. Wrage day of #0 and accompray me on 4) HW, vestertuy, Mr. Naday spends ver) to t h aati A000 Oo ~ boned, Come: piaiten: Cuban em Chor houren Manes E : y © tie workhouse for five days, o: . 3 — | tended tue ¢ ston ost ° cruises down to Greenpoint. Ho wil ite: Hine JH thin CONSU Anal aovoeen ee baeeep for A H a] prrrsBuRGH— > Intense excitemen nied Mision. = M of the passengers pend his vacation with me avoard the} a1 lof his attention to the affairs of the| . oe bali ashing.” a leading ¢ vv0200 Federal J Count Against | were on deck, Officers and stewards sprang to thelr collision-dril) postions pomt I have chartered for shel Sriae, Eipean branch, Gillette, Who Gave “Merciful commnies lon inerehant of this city and} jgurt Tyler and King, Heniia Peuerd ur coun HAs and aided in allaying the panic Then, thank heaven, we hie he safe) rhe firm ts understood to control a Chivage, who con: his tdentity un} and | > . | oe . oe 7 from interviewers for a while. concern known as the Royal Bmbro! Death,” Is Held—Sister the name of David i a a Miss Harriet De Witt of ‘APTAIN TURNED TO THE SHORE. "at te not true that Fred has lost his|of) Works Company, which acta ae the sie [came from Chicago a few days ago an AT CHICAGO CAPTAD Aad aeanire Chan aus fod with the Howard Dustiess Duster | io). agent in this country of the em- v ois wife 1s at a hotel on St. Nicholas FIRST GAME, Faston, Pa. When the Olympic was headed for shore Capt, Smith was disposed to ears Not Named ; : any. He is still manager of thelr). .oideries which it imports, The bual- oee avenuy. HILADELPHIA— \land his passengers. An inspection of the vessel, however, showed that ake York office and his employers think | nosy 49 jong established and is capital- “ | Ono of the girls who caused the ar- oo00000000 QO, oes \was in no immediate danger, and be decided to keep them on board and nyhy of bin. He hes socom is ized at $1,000,000. KISSIMER, Fla, Sept, %—Fabert (St oP velyn | CHICAGO— i (Special to The Evening World) return to Southampton : pe eee ee ee Deen oeen [CHARGE OF UNDERVALUATION| Giitce ine’ shaker cider, who, with Gurke. To-day she told an Evening 000000006 1-1! Piibapeniita, s lan Hare rhe disablement of the Olympic has the effect of delaying the depart ee MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT, | auzaneth Seure, administered chloro- ant Seventeanin street, thar We tat] Batterles—Mfoore and Madden; Cole Tie! De Wit Of Banton Pa alewor | ee trom home of some 2,000 American tourists and shifting them to the 4 y fe 5 6 cher. authoress of the “poisoned pen’ Je *, toe erent mere g,complaint on which |form to Sede Marchant, another mom- stepdaughter of Alex J. Clemente, the uet Me ge which caused a asnaation in Jaiready well filled ships of other lines 0 oon ah areic r yyw fe Damocrat 6 8 4 i t t | e nve! user po valuation on various shipments of goods | Det of the Shaker colony, who wae mis Tvmocratie sandidate for Sheriff in Jer AMERICAN LEAGUE. a-day indioted ‘Aside from the Inconver sked the passengers the collision fo oly of thelr conferences |{mported into this country since 1908. | fering from tuboroulosis, was held for Se ama te B Beaet Dor ore ate 9 a serious matter to the Wh ue. Some $350,000 has been paid for ve eee 1 do not know and would|Some of the shipments which are|murder this afternoon, fololwing an- Reh ; operator at No AT NEW YORK aus) ¥ nassage. The line has on { more than 2,000 persons who must be ber tell if I did know, except that I|clalmed to have been undervalued are | nouncement of finding of the Coroner'a ° S\mimls a ante Je FIRST GAME k : : pa iP 1 cared for until they can be sent to New York on other vessels or ? a of as recent date as July of the current 5 A= the time of his arrest, “Salomon” | CLEVELAND— " ents of Haston and a postal | fed and ¢ tor ~ iclew a2 Stee SORIA RR) EIR | "ae was rearrested and held without) "2% #ccompanted by David Smith, a for- | C10032105 infovination to the Grand until the Olymple can be repalred k Mr, Cuyemiain jr, was stil! ocoupying| It !" charged by the Treasury om-| .\n ner empl business | GHLANDERS— r joe Although the Olymple was cut below her water Ine her collision bulk: the little affinity fiat in the Regina |cials that the firm purchased gooda| o> 1 atom way made of Sister Seara ser eureeh and Davia) UP no. i 9 0 8 B= 8 Roe shies, evidence pfs BRA ‘| heads confined the water that entered to the compartments immediately apertspente on Weet Twelfth street to: |from upward of » hundred man Mac lin the verdict, men and the women in, maitenieeianiive and) # ; Cte nh , affected by tho n. So far as Is known by the officers of the ship no 1 he » vi various parts of Hurope, and e . a en in t —Blandin ane q 7 7 € th . day. Fred Noble paid her a bri hanes 18708 pe mare) up to A vertain point. It Wathop and Blatt nak ok Re ated there, but he was the only caller during | that these goods with invoices covering stan ¢ aking at SECOND + oie tant ‘ te 1 bo Bad. ; juique in the history of collisions. said that beth t |r cig) BRAGAD: r uty mEBE Have: been) per up. Sraies - vu ~ z Ne v W $ ft 1 without warning, HiS DEATH ACCIDENTAL. Ra Orta aria aie Basia BEESON faleo valuation. © Under thie Ve naw ture marked § j LIGHLANDER 4 ‘ 1 F e na sack By i t sake his os ae a" e = ' ; t ‘ ‘ “3 though y were Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict tn h : Pee i” $1 n v they exe | u al Lite Caxe of Mr, Almour, t ‘ a paid bay ay Par ati lath | AT PHILADELPhiA DOXING BOARD AFTER ack of gee he nS bide of the Bead the BUD . ale 5 . ‘ - . x of the 0 Tesiimoay brought out to-day i e hills t i 1 ‘ ' uoker. | $T, LOUIS CHARL Les WHITE NOW. ‘ Wty was experienced by the Anuuest Into falling of John ( the ganda weve Lireot r Bentenves wha onal 900000 | acorn I a lance of order out of the confusion, i) ‘Almour, a chartered accountant, firm tn this © ropean avieted. “ aked | sud! ATHLETICS- " . ” 4 a window in his office on the fourteenth |agents of Treasury 1 b when ¢ | 0000.00 Me MANY PASSENGER) ON DECK, floor of No. 257 Broadway, resulted in|assisted in the investigation y as r meday a t nin Na, Batie? Aten x 4 « fn 1 : The Olymple lett t ver here at 1125 o'clock this morning. f@ verdict of accidental death from the|covered « period of many months They were late we vugat | Battert i p : n La ts snd With Wek Greer (Bie caode Geen Coroner's jury. The Paris oMce is in direct charge) f a : | ---— Bonini: Cait " hy | persone on the steam st ship in the world, and ‘The evidence showed that Mr. Almour|of a Frenchman named A. Ricard. exanals : Py Roney When he way AT BOSTON ' f | novelty attending her di s the Atlantic has not yet had long be sufferer from vertigo, | whose arrest will not be sought unless , but the Foi vo i t Ais! oprRoit= ine anvgity af ne Progam ng tells ‘and that it was his practice to sit upon |he should come to this country, which | a week at the re ate Du: 00 00 W956, 06 eat th pa pe SGP damier: was the sill of an open window when he|!8 not considered ltkely, The Govern-| ¢y, , meron 2 H STAKEL) atowtyandiearct ‘ nple steamed down the channel felt an attack approaching. ment authoritles claim that he nad @/ neld under $7,600 ba Tac STON— | iN AL : a « linen, of vessele Jyine Ae anehon’ See cen ; His lawyer testified that there was |Part in the conspiracy and assisted In} g0 oq) pall, Tae Juuge would 0 0. o 110 : te : ee “ean wah ss pace tray ad Pista. pred ntver @ thought of suicide in Almour's | the Broparation. of tne: s)iseed. false ing merely Bue ay 1a: eon Batt and we PY " rif eilahtte Shai Gis Vessels bound in and out of thie miad; that he simply lost his balance | involves on Nit at the Arms ane | apecier 7 pean : ind and Wi ee A Any, | F 1 s t {or Sound between the Isle of Wight ana tumbled to the ground, Other oc- . ub 2h [van aware 0 we willginds | WASHINGTON ' ‘ ae 1 . ‘ nual importations amounted to approx! AOGt KeHIVe f AT SKiNCTO! t f a , eopante of the bullding told how the | rit mee he 7 om the sinas [ine moat kculve , Lawye nt 19! emcagoe Hie Sou Olymple held southward until the entrance to the mecountent went to the Window on Tune een eee tney deal ie 60 per |this side of the r | o| rey a ode sded Ward {0 pass around the Isle of Wight 21 leat announcing that he felt a spell you he added esas ‘ } ibis ° Under th erevised statute th ; ‘ rites : - ee Maw, es ere a $80 Bere Gor ment. can sue to recover, th hysterical and I am afraid ; yi, WASHINGTON— FOR BASEBALL RE 'SA ' ne late Queen Victoria, new used = geo street cases of undervaluation, the ful] amount "" become seriously il," ovoo yc «RACING RESULTS SEE PA! 1a v1, the Hawke bore nicupslse the liner, The weather continued 4 af ein, oh at Satrrs 5m a eR ER erin se 2. “ . od ’ - a 2 | at scence r _ o ~ —— —_—— a