The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1911, Page 1

“BIG MEN CAUGH’ WEATHER-|F, IN GET RICH QUICK RAID WIGKERSHAM SJAIL TAREAT HITS TRUST MEN ee NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1911. HARD BY WICKERSHAM'S NDERSIRE THREAT OF ML SENTENCES. of Hamburg Admit They TOOLVEMYSTRY "=, =n Many Prosecutior Husband Secured Decree When 100 ARE NOW ON HIS LIST! a ‘ F ALLENS He Found He Wasn’t in Attorney-General Determined | Spiritual Harmony. Snatitu' | investiga tio: joner, the poll de by the Cor- BDWARD TILDEE, can Hner Ka #. O@D: ABMOUR, THOMAS J. CONNORS, Jonatre and founder of the 1 “LOUIS H. HEYMAN. ‘Trust, whose body was found late SHOE MACHINERY MEN: |terday in an atrsnaft in the Palmer | they will go to Victoria, B.C. to vi ther | married at City Hall by Alderm James Smith. After a short stay SYDNEY W. Winstow, How @zonoz Ww. sRows, eratives were called into the case chant. of Hamburg. Herr Riedeman | WILLIAM BARBOUR, cause of the activity of Allen In was a good husband but he was not JaMZS J. STORROW, case of his brother, Nathan Allen, @9-/q youl mate. Count Hugo Voss hap- BLMEB FY. HOWE. other millionaire, indicted for all pened along at th participation in the celebrated Jenkins | to straighten the affairs of Frau Riede ing case. man according to the affinity rule. efforts will be made to as-| Because of the devotion of the couple waether the millionaire commit. | 0" the : eeaeainet whetier his death was the | Passengers that they were an elop hundred corporations seem to exist oii at on accidental fall or whether, admitted when the ship a yet in violation of the Sherman law as many believe was thrown from hat ie Phare pei to a — CHICAGO, Sept. as rey interpreted, si that ne the vin eee nee oaae tue the |Dersome and delaying legal formatities | Whether it is ever just would demand prison sentences ane jay, to gi all convicted violators of the trust {)e" fores ak work portunity law hereafter. Welk Attorney-General Wickersham, {no an exclusive interview in The World A to-day declares that more than one ‘*'°'0 voya, |LAWYER AIDED THEM TO GET n in Kenosha | A LICENSE HERE. of she dead 1 of the rich offenders to jail he re- m the window has edn married Including husband's complaint Nothing is in the papers about the term I intend to sem@ | who attalied prominence rei m to priso he was {nif in New York on the | eral Government hasscharge of smuggling Mrs. Helen Dwelle umber of rich offenders under in- Jenkins's jewels, valued at $300,000, Into dictment. What does he propose to do) this country, It was Charles Alien who | De Girected Nathan's fight agains: alleged The g World to-day received blackmatlers in this connection the following despateh from the Attor-| Charles Allen's personal fortune was Tord rushed \o the Past physicians th set in © Sth day of Septem. kround of an, “the pl save the lad's life oe| In wild agony, the boy ney r He held 20,000|the marriage and that (he defendant Teimia It and < VOT: TOREINS MT. WASHINGTON HOTEL, on which he lost |be held the only guilty. p: BRETTON WOODS, M. H., mueh in th attack ‘The defendant has d plaintif’ the married stat tion requ! Sept. 98, 1912. | poste nation was ex- ‘The World: pected to be held during the day by the ee I am advired that you quote Me Cory yer's piiysivlans to ascertain wheth- | &PPregches she has un in this morning’ we as having (6. Mr. Allen suffered from vertigo or | J&cted stated that the stee) combination iiness that may have made him Abrnnesy4 is plainly « combination in viola- and h 20: ak | ton of the law as now made clear. es native of the northern sect “X have no recollection of agving DUTCH LINER NOORDAM paar Sa eper patter made such a statement. Ferrel P norrest accordingly. AGROUND NEAR ROTTERDAM) (rr n inne tne a @, W. WICKERSEHAM. esident aft in his Peorta speech ‘ “4 5 ey aed ae eae must obey | Passenger Steamer Siarting Ocean | hm | 3; THEY WERE NOT SOUL MATES the law, is speech 18 regarded a 8} Voyage to This Port In A Fog He UTORARRE. final warning. Strikes Shoal, Not only did she pli U.S. WILL DEMAND MAA the defendant, but her ie wad o rv » ‘ive He *. a ‘PRISON TERMS FOR |aan, sound trom Hort an “in-law w and and sisters-! own family 1 in the om, and consultations LONDON, Sept. 3.—The Pall Mali Go = ||zette states that the woman who was drowned on Wednesday at lifracombe: o onic toe Yo for mar The Count had very little to sa ither before or after bis City Ha = i) i] the fashionable bathing resort on th: 1 Conservatives Win! north coast of Devon, where she was | Last Sunday's World, Kraft jr of No, 1019 Bergen street, | Ve We each other, Th. }]| ANOTHER BIG DISPLAY night at his father's home on|apart was no reason why we should IN SUNDAY WORLD |the bay front, Kraft had lighted a|not comply ith the demands of destiny TO-MORROW, | match on entering a barn in which were | ®hen those channels coosned “It was Imposs!! T no don I told him he current domy hus He is. man stored paints and bengine, Th explosion and the burning liquid [h--3 = over Kraft’s clothing. re > . ~ or. : Not to Retire Under Pres- |Three Forces of Sleuths Trying! though wo have enoush am sure of “Interests. to Learn How Millionaire to xew york to-day from Germany two —— i ont | soul mates, one with a divorcee decree | Was Killed at Hotel. Jonly two months old #eeking legal sanc- INDICTED BEEF BEEF TRUST MEN: [tion for the relations they deem indie: THe MARCHE SA EDWARD fT. SwirT, CHICAGO, sept. 2%-Througn three |Densedle. The pair appeared on the CHARLE: swirr, passenger list of the Hamburg Amer|- i : erin Augutste Victoria as i { and United States Count Victor Felix Eugene Voss and the ARTHUR MEZEER, ret Service agents, it was hoped to-day | Marchesa Frances Mav Iti ZDWARD MORaIS, to clear up the mystery of the death of] They tost. no time after FRANCIS 4. FOWLER, Charles W. Allen, Kenosha, Wis, mill: | New York. Within two hours they were 23.—The famous question in medical ble tor a physician to put an end to the suffering, § haker murder case in| CHARLES M. SCHWAB OWNS IN y when physicians at'the County Hos-| _ TEREST IN THE VAULTS, a dn Germany of an incurable patient, revived by the alleged Florida, was renewed here to-da Two weeks ago the child was ousehold remedies a led mies, but these have no | beto: , bl es ome lin the by a pet dow “And if I continue to serve ae ___ {could ed, was obliged to dAPIBy | pated simple rney-Gencral until the end of Alien was a brother of Nathan Alien, |certified copies of her divorce 4 Fave lila hised a healt tim to the County Hospita r Institut fl a th amination, declared the disease anced that there was no ¢ der an anastheti mitted to come from sleep from with “HSE DASH AVIATOR BALES | ONTAFTS AUTO. TWO HOURSHIH = = HMLTEDBYBLON OVERTHESERRAS ati’ appeal to| Maddened Bands Struck Beaten ery Fowler With Sabre as He Headed TRUST LAW BREAKERS | 0" rounded oft Viaardinge “aix{rejection by the defendant f numer Straight for President. of Futile Flight sible injury » of mountains miles west of Rotterdam, du x | ous overtures convinced the pis to-day the Impossibility of restoring Ie —— BRETTON WOODS, N. H., Sept. %—| Viaardingen is on the Niet Maas, | fendant’s affection, In their relations Lovie! Gant: omvaslineemeeben | Denying a report that he has resigned] about a third of the way from Rotter-| there is un irretrievable contlet an a sera or intends to resign, Attorney-General | dam to the seacoast spiritual congentality has never ex-|a | ty tym . >. isted.” riding in an autor Wickersham declares that he will wage ey onan cat ae y 2) a ’ he Krounds stated a ta * relentiess war against trusts and ask) PARNELL’S SISTER DROWNS [yi ucided Herr itedeman a esol ine oi lof divorce July 19 last. The Co was | inuntea ve (Continued on Second Page.) WHILE BATHING AT BEACH, |: ae Avie 8 Seay ee |e resident seemed nonths ago. Hut attending ria: But the Countess was not known as Miss Pelmer, was Anna Par- | F aa th. i etna het en te She {Of business and has lttle When they examine the Sun-|//|nell « sister of the great Trish leader. | Cspreweed a denire to avold misappre- | i# make up, but he hes great felt advertising columns for the dis- || |was a powerful swimmer and acous | tie Count from about the tl love wh a ne tinctive suite in the sxelunite jtomed to going out In the roughest |)... husband noticed that her affe ‘Pb was not much tre y| neighborhood they seek. |weather, It is ught that she was | "oo | ait Re fe as Advertisements of Such a High seized with cramps It w first sight, sald the | gra ‘| Cast. Predominated Among the | | o PPE Counte 1 nome a ere man ‘ Sixty-one Columns of Apartment Brooklyn i ' caw aac setae we ware antl ni House Announcements Printed in marvitin nr eae uy will heres ’ ne ti HEADS if a AST HIT’ SOULMATESWED | [A##nities Here From Germany to Wed STATE INCHARGE - OF THE CARNEGIE DEPOSIT VAULTS saison Superintendent of Banking De- scends on Adjunct of Busted | Trust Company. T WASN’T PAIL. INTERE Deputy Takes Hold and Busi- hess of Concern Is Being Continued. The Stat ‘found tt nm Department of Ranking eamary. te y to take over Safe Deposit Company. | which operates ornate deposit vaults in the basement of No. 115 Proadway, where the bankrupt Carnegie ‘Trust Company ts located, Superintendent of Kanking Van Tuy! appointed George W | Ebert as special deputy to take charge of the deposit vaults. Mr. Egbert wil! continue the business. Persona leasing vaults will suffer no in conventence, The object of the Banking concern Is to further the Interests of the P will ad to Wiens ‘ creditors of the Carnegie ‘Trust Com- ; friends of the count pany, ; The bride ts a divor: She was the ‘The Carnegie Safe Deposit Companst eee a an oae Maa Ualteas Bistes Secret Service OF | siteiob Halstich’ Hlede an oll mer- wan atarted aso adjunct to the Care When the Cum from the South ‘arneste Trust Company the safe de- posit vaulta went with the reat. Cum- ming did not appear as one active in the manage nt, but his associates tn the Carnegie Trust Company were the ‘s and directors of the Carnegie safe Deposit Company ‘ame on The Cummins organization, while con- In the course of Mr. Wickersham's! deciared their belief that while leaning} From the ship they went to the Hotel | pital announced that they had chloroformed Earl Barnes, seven years! ducting tho sate deposit , owned Interview when he was asked if the| backward in his chalr Allen slipped and| Astor, where they met a lawy ; whe old, and intended to keep him under the influence of the death-dealing omy Be ie of the stock, which was fell from the window, Detectives say | had been advised of their arriva e ‘ ; pe ‘ , 4 i ‘i acquired by the Car ‘Trust Com. best possible way to make the trusts) io fon {he ws Tassie aah vari npanied them to City Han, where} drug until he died, They will not kill him, but they will do nothing to} pany when the vauity were bullt, ‘The obey the law was not to send some rumors that th. y were granted a lice prolong his life of suffering, they other St per cent. ts 0 by Charles M. Schwaly and the est e of the late (Me) Und Cumming regime the vaults were 4} asset. Cumming would | take visitors through and when the Haltors deft they drew) Carne ons LOW the masaive doors, 1 ey would give thelr n mmins The Safe Deposit Company Trust Carnegie 0 holds 993 shares of Carnes ‘ompany on not and the are . the Dickinson-Sehwab inter: DEPOSIT COMPANY HAS Dé FAULTED ON THE INTEREST. The Carnegie Safe Deposit Compan fault » the note “by t Trust Company, It has alse t fat er to the I ne De " 1 r re pix for the month of September as} per agreement, The directors are work with the State king and € of the Me 1 jr etar b. nion 0. Dt n J. Dickins John J. Dickinson Frank D, Hearn, Liston L. Lewls and George QO, Smit ectors SANTA CLARA FIRE OUT? ed After Pighting of Hemp for Weel ota Cla 1 anil plers at Hod ud ished. t ‘ ning st he Department in taking over the deposit | took sold of the! in some man: | m that An-| upon mill | NY as an | WEATHER NIG EDITION. PRICE ONE. _OENT. _ WED FLAGG CAUGHT IN GET-RICK-QUICK RAID ON HIS OFFICE Post-Office Inspectors Gather in Many Well-Known Men, Including | Daniel N. Morgan, Ex-United States Treasurer. '$1,000,000 INVESTED ON PROMISE 0. OF 52 . PER CENT. Women Custamers in Fortieth Street Headquarters Become Hysterical When the Police Walk In. Post-oftice inspectors, aided ‘by ten Central Office detectives, raided the brokerage office of Jared Flagg at No. 105 West Fortieth street this } afternoon and captured the most noted lot of prisoners taken in a. raid negie Trust Company. The fittings and | vaults are sald to be the finest vd Fl h I ki . Oe made. Immense expense was incurred | time, agg has heen taking money from invstors for operations in ortune moment! Chicago Doctors Deciding Case Is Hopeless, |! setting tne pis bust Chloroform Little Victim and Will Keep t was presumed by Him Under Anesthetic Until He Dies. on a concern alleged fraudulent that Mas been gathered in for a long and guaranteeing dividends of 52 per cent. a year, payable weekly. - r Prisoners taken were Flagg, who at the Paterno, One Hundred and Sixteenth street and iRverside Drive; * Tennyson Neely, formerly a publish. er, who lives at Carnegie Hail; Daniel *. alorgan, formerly Treasurer of the United States, whose home in at Bridge. | port, Conn Alvin M. Higeins, a lawyer at No. 200 Broadway, who liven in Spuy> A. Sobiller, Joah ‘omplaint Sworn, and Soul- Z A. Jackson and the Rev. eck The raid was based on evidence that Post-Office inspectors have been gaghs ering fe months. Chief Inspecter Dixon learned that all the princtpale fe case would be in the office of the Ae company at noon to-day, Shortly ef- mate of Noble Awaits Ser- [ter noon” with | Inspectors "Keineste, aL apie: Mayhew and Reddy and the Centeal vice in Affinity Flat. om men Dixon concentrated Bis forces and swooped down on the Flagg | outfit, An effort was made by Flagg mptaint papers in a sult for abso-|and his men to close the safe, but the lute divorce, naming Mes, Loulse Law-|!nspectors forestalled it. Books, pas renoo White Suydam a defendant and| pers and other documentary ehiGegay Walter Lispenard Suydam jr. as plain. | Were selved and carted away. ‘iff, were prepared and sworn in Pat-|PANIC AMID WOMEN ANDO chomue, L. 1, to-day, ‘They were pre- CLERKS OVER THE AAID, pared in the office of Joseph 'T. Lonee,| More than a score of customers of ounsel for young Mr. Suydam, ‘They |" rh-six of them women—were ein this State, tween Flagg and his associates and the ‘That thi bers would be served tor customers was in progress. There was day on young Mra. Suydam in her aMn-{ almost a panic among the nuneerou ity flat in the Regina Apartments, on|clerks and the othere in the offices West Twelfth street, was said at At-|When the Government men and the de- rney Losee’s office. No further in-|tectives aw nation could be obtained, Je hd a toa ‘ee eee " Suen ARP Aken, They were told they woul From (he same sour it wae sald last 1 as witnesses. Two or three ef jen became hyaterical, Inapector suid that the twenty customers he found in toe offices to-day were the most impor ack's books and had come to visit Mm with re certain les concerning hts bual- ek that the young milllonatre would Jot consent to mus . nis runaway Wife th ry young Frederick after a decree of nied, The eccentric young wite | t!" erated from day to day that she | '? ant on ends to marry her affinity, and that | "ef that have tly appeared in would welcone @ divoree suit, She | {6 new “ Iso said that # te Plog has been fn trouble with # not need Br ee vefore, was definat In his at apes | titude toward the post-office men. He of the divorce pa- | ! A Sor hia oye Lied ings to her affinity | *4ld Was strictly legal. Inspector Dixon Any money settlemen as whe has plenty o Pending the arriv pers, Mrs, Suydan tat and ares that she will remain | S4Y* (Me form of contract produced By t ‘ ter. Fred Noble Flagg to-« tirely different frame ft Plumber Noble of Nostrand the ‘ which he secured n, Is still a frequent caller, but | Most of his customers night at Il o'clock. He AKK ns beer hat bis love for the runaway |‘ ome wife isor the undying kind and that he id not a will surely marry her when the courts | | $1,000 from any individual Jissoive the marriage bonds The office. authorities say he, Rae taken wer $1,000,0 EARTHQUAKE IN ALASKA "51st be Pas a and that he ° than 1,000 SEVERS SITKA CABLE. | ' not ailvertian, “He allowed J ‘ advettise him. This . : Was (o@ method pursued by 5320 B Wireless Flashes Ne Wo Heavy | sis for at budding financier k—Town of Valles Shaken, When raided to-da Escapes Da Pr at he had violated ‘ \ V ul law rh a : EX-TREAURER USED TO WIN f nee THE NEW INVESTORS. | ae is Ne Morgan and Higging are : e dlink i : tes (o be the hea res a : : ie Ne Morgan and Higagt ! : advisers, May ered, () “ san oll man, was ueed