The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1911, Page 2

Gumped 4 points to 58. Lehigh Valley Jost 41-2 points, Smelters 31-2 points Gnd Reading $1-8. St. Paul broke near- ly 5 points to 1061-8, making a new low feoord for the year. Wabash securities broke sensationally about noon. Tho four per cent, deb fare bonds droppet 10 points to 47 and the common stock lost 13-4, while its Preferred cousin went off 21-4, both Making new records on the low trip By 1 o'clock the excitement of the bad drawn into the trading fan shares of stock, the biggest Gales since the panic period of im In the fast dropping market St. Paul Went to 106, a new record for iow in that issue. New York Central dropped Below par for the frat time since 19%. Atchison went to ™ 7-3 and Union Po Cific made a new low record at 106 5-5, ‘The latter drop was helped by the re- port of more labor trouble on the Harri- Man lines and the publication of the August earnings of the Union and Southern Pacifics, showing net decreases Of 56,000 and 170,000 respectively. MORGAN GIVES MARKET BOOST AT OPENING. ‘Based upon the statement issued by 4. Pierpont Morgan ani Mibert H, Gar that the United states Stee! ‘poration 5 A was @ lawful organization and did not) fhtend to sue for the favor of dissolu- thon, all of the stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange formed in glad Procession behind Steel at the opening of the market to-day and started for a climb. Steel, leading the parade of the Bulle from their recent imprisonment in the bear pen, opened at 60 1-4 4 gain of 1 6-8 over yesterday's close, and then Fapidly jumped up 6 1-2 points from the ose on o running sale that included @leven separate buying orders, age gating 23,700 shares. The proferr gold at 113, as against a closing Guy of 107 1-4. ‘The market was ready for a rise, The traders had digested the fighting state- ment made by J. Pierpont Morgan and they knew that it meant that hoe wa going into the exchange to back up his Position with buying orders, The very | firet of these, 9,000 shares in ono lot, mowed how goourately the traders had wusesed. Reading, on an opening order of 12,000 | @ares, brought 1%-a gain of Drought 180 to 1003-4, which was 23-4 points over yesterday's close. Smelters, gelling without the 1 per cent, dividend, | Teached 681-4 on the opening lot of | 4,600 shares, and thus scored @ paper gain of 3 points, with an actual gain of | 4 points, considering the dividend, AMALGAMATED COPPER AND TO- BACCO FOLLOW IN LINE. Amalgamated Copper climbed up 2 3-5 points after a bad weck and Tobacco Preferred showed its gain of 1-4, which had been sustained while the other stocks went to the bad, Tobacco bonis | weat up © point. ‘The Tobapeo situation was strong and the other stocks were aided by the frequently quoted statement regarding the proceedings for the dissolution of the Tobacco Trust: “The character of proceedings in the Tobacco case shows that owners of its stock, as well as owners of stock in Other trusts, have little to fear from the most drastic court action.” ‘This doctrine, reversing the teachings | @f the Street for a week, decane «| @ogam, and brokere crowded (o the floor of the Exchange and took part in @ wild scramble that was almost @ Pronounced as the opening rald made) by the beurs lest week. ‘There was desperation in some bear quarters, indicated by the fact that @uring the first three-quarters of an our 100,000 shares of Steel were thrown upon the market in an effort to check | the advance. The price was hammered | down until @ part of the early gains) was lost, and the brokers squared themselves for a real fight. ‘At the close of the first hour the enor- mous total of 606,100 shares of stock had been handled on the floor of the Ex- ohange, and of that 174,000 shares of ee] Common were sold during the first Afteen minutes of the session. The total sales made the old-timers sit up and gasp, with accompanying estimates on what sort of w day would follow if the average kept going. Late yesterday there was a conference to the Morgan library, attended by Mr. Morgan, Judge Gary and Mr, Stetson, after which Judge Gary left alon y- ing be would have a statement ready at the Waldorf later. In a short time Mr. Morgan left in his automobile and went to his yacht, Whe Corsair, in the North RAL OF EARN DEMANDS RECOUNT HARES ‘Hines Declares That “ Ballot Di LEADER IN A HOSPITAL. | Right Arm Broken in Several | s Were Cast in 19th strict Primaries. Places During a Dispute Two n feated av day's pris will be majority 1s from one dist “] will be able to show the Board of fons," said Hines to-day, “where arn ‘gorillas’ voted ~— ‘cannons’ | ee ugh in one district to wipe out his apparent majority. These ‘cannon’ bai-| Declaring he bas been humiiated so- lota weve rolled up in packages of eight | “@lly and has suffered greatly tn) his and stuffed in the box, and I can prove | Yiitiness because of a sult for $90,000 for i. 1 ful opponen| injury the me od when Hayes effect. But HW and for Hines in warrant peri met, Hay bond in the signed by a polling pla Hayes up. to 1 and Twen ner of No. William B. » West eighth ptr impersonating an oilicer, Hines captain and the philanthropic ac tion of Ahwurn is said by his friends to have been based upon hope of pulltical Hundred ‘and Sixth str dam avenue and went to serve the started a riot, the Poils. ante wil! be demanded by ¢ ‘ants to leadership in yes! aries ani one of the recounts Ahearn » Nineteenth District, who Je in St. Luke's Hospital with bis en tn two or three places. d against “Jimm: teht arm bre only wbout twent trict alone. have also evidence of fraud in| | other districts.”* Edward Healy, t, Alfred R. alleges frauds. ARM SAID TO HAVE BEEN BROK. EN BY A POLICEMAN’S CLUB. The story of how Ahearn came by his It ts eaid th ot the out to-day ight arm loader wae fractured by @ policeman's| in court for the custody of thelr litte | olub. Birl, several witnesses testified to hav- It appears that Ahearn went on the|ing seen Mra. Schafran and Dr. Tan- bond of one James Hayes last July| nenbaum kissing. arrested, charged wil Hayes waw 8 remained loyal to Hines, yesterday Ahearn, desiring to be released on the bond, got w bench war- rant for Haye: Hayes would be on duty as a worker e at One t and Amaster- arrest. He knew th: n the polling pl ‘wonally. When he got to the polling place and | right to discontinue the-wetion, and a the latter showed that he|cordingly granted Schafran's motion, ha@ provided himscif with a substitute wnorning. magistrate to prove it, Bi Ahearn insisted that a policeman at the serve the warrant and lock There ts nothing of the nature of the timid, shrinking violet about Shearn, He insists upon his rights as he ae them, and he became so insistent upon the point of arresting Hayes that he When the riot was over his right arm was out of commission, the ballots were counted they tallied up 0 Amsterdam avenue, 4 Martin, twenty-five, of } One Hundred and Twenty- FRAUD annon” His apparent | five votes 7 i} and James J. Hines, his opponent, claims | Doctor Objects to Withdrawal to be able to wipe that out with the evi- dence of fraud he will be able to present | Of Clothier’s $50,000 Action the defeated Repub- 12-1) Yean leader in the Bronx, will ask for Union Pacific was complimented’) 4 recount, which, he claims, will show with an early order for 4,50) shares that | his election over his aparently success. Simonds, He fighting He had papers | Henschel. fifth street; James J. Tag- THE EVENING WORLD, WE DNESDAY, SEPTE 1 | FIGHTS FOR TRIAL .. OF BIG ALIENATION SUT AGAINST HIM for Wife’s Affeetion. alienation of # him by Ialdore tions brought againat Sehafran, a wealthy hier, Jaltue Tannen: 8 the upper west aide, a captain in the ‘Dwelfth Regiment, vigorously opposed a motion in the Supreme Court to-day to isconynue the sult. Schafran, whose wife, Hatt tress, in nuing him for divorce, alleged that Dr. Tannenbaum was the cause of all his marital unhappiness, Some time ago, when he and his wife were battling Dr, ) an ace at The motion to discontinue the allena- tion sult was made to-day by Harry Marks, on behalf of Schafran, but no explanation was given as to thy sudden turn in the case, Milton J, Gordon, counsel for Dr. Tannenbaum, told Jus- tice Pendleton the doctor did not want the sult discontinued, “Why,” sald Mr, Gordon, fendant has been humiliated beyond all reayon by this suit. He now demands @ trial, that he may prove the falsity of the charges made against him.” | Justice Pendieton sald that under th law he could not deny the plaintift th th a “this de- at (Continued from First Page.) up again. After the closed @ second tir drop on the floor," door had be BLE STAYED AT HOUSE. Justice Clarke asked cho two malds few perfunctory questions missing then: Willam ©, Pagels, friend of Suydam, testified that he h accompanied the plaintig on a fisht excursion on the afternoon of Aug. hey had remained out This testimony was merely establish the absence of Wal dam from home dur the night and the mornjng of Aug. 28 Ketcham of Patchogue, L. was the last witness to t that he had known the pla. years and young Mrs, Schafran's stage name ts Hattie She 1s now rehearsing with jut | Marguerite Sylvia in “Gypsy Love." In her suit for divorce Mrs. Sohafran charges her husband with being unduly intimate with a woman described as “Jane.” Schairan denies the charges, ‘tiaaoesiioomensntoinins ACTOR SHOOTS TWO. One Ww Die — A! 7 Dietu Columbus Circle, an argument regarding the obligations of the two to Rey got up and we heard loud kis: out Into the hall, for jobs he ha to me in his (Mr. Lowee's) pr > FRENCHES LEAVE NEWPORT ‘Hazing Columbia Freshmen---Tug of Wa SUYDAM DIVORCED. L heard four shoes [TUSBAND FISHING WHILE NO. before dia- until the next ter Suy- early last yefore Mrs, Suydam BUCK CROUSE EASILY BEATS YOUNG LOUGHREY. BOSTON, Mas: pt. of the victorious In three rounds of fu ary candidates, at the Hostor en of Philadelphia so groggy th eferee Maft Flaherty stopped the sleughte ——— CAPT. KIRKLAND ILL. (Special to Th ing Work.) LONDON, Sept. former captain a a a, ng NEW Kirkland, to Colony, is seriously 111 from a can °f! growth on the tongue. Two spe are at the their arriv: mountains 1) down from th ments among the m MBER 27, 19 r Crouse, the nineteen-year-old Pittsburg | iddleweight, is as happy to-day as any armory last night he got Young Loug- 27,—Charies in the Con- necticut National Guard and one of the most prominent residents of the Pequot erous alists |are on the way from New York to per- | form an operation, and five local doctors Kirkland home awaiting mbers have been BER 27, 191 "TWAS A SAD TIME COLUMBIA TODAY Through All the Ancient Stunts of Hazing. 1 1914 Into Wet During First Heat of Tug o’ War. Out of the One Hundred and St teenth street e@tation of the subway a |gangling youth, with the look of | scared rabbit, poked his head early to- da Furtively he reconnottered up and | down Broadwi There was not & sus- pictous person In sight, young men, whose shoulders looked as if they had been trimmed with the ald lof a carpenter's level, stood on the op- | postte corner, apparently waiting for a } trolley. The gangiing youth, thought, that the coast was cleat, (darted acroms the tracks, The three young men shifted their positions, quite unconsciously and without arousing the finding, as ho jarm reached out and grabbed him by the c olan. You're the first—stand still. Move or fo at the peril of your young Mffe. rus |there'll be others of your kind along in a few minutes and we have busingss with all of them.” | FIFTY CAPTURED AND MADE TO PAY RANSOM. The youth ventured no move, Soon other boys, tall, short, fat, lean, poked thelr heads out of the subway and, Uke tie first, darted acro: the tracks only jto become captives. A half dozen were corralled; then the three square-shoul- dered guardians of the pass werp re- |eved whilo they led thelr captives | away. So fifty youths were nabbed and led to a nearby fleld, wherp they paid heavy ransom for their precious young lives, First they had to buy blue book- |tets containing rules for the conduct jot freshmen, *) “Sing the words in the books,” com- 27.—Buck | Mandl the brawnlest of the captors. A sound went up like a pound full of s|sick cats, Some doubled tn base and | treble, others just bleated and the , | chorus, rising above the roar of trafic, was like unto no sound ever heard on sex or on land. And this is what the \youths, in obedience to the commands ‘of their tormentors, were waiilng, some to the tune of “Sally In Our Alley" and some to “Lead Kindly Light.” “Columbia rules for freshinen, 1916— ‘Freshmen must keep coples of these rules and show them when requested. A committee of rophomores is author- txed to sell these rules for 2% cents.” ‘Thus began the new term at Colum. bla. AM morning the hazing of the freshies” went on, while inventive spirits devised ‘“new'’ methods of tor- except on ever United State: college campus tn thi ——— Hayes was not arrested. Columbus Circle and the adjacent Y i ROO DE Sent 34 ALL THE OLD HAZING STUNTS MAKES CHARGE THAT BOXES|sirecis, were disturbed this, afternoon [seer Me, Srdana mane Atworney, io- | GEESE CRAWS A GOLD MINE.’ AS GOOD AS NEW. WERE STUFFED. by a shooting affray in Fifty-ninth |ity flat’ in ihe Regina Apartments, on | + BARBARA, Cal sb. ‘The Kids were lined up five In a row Charging that the bajlot boxes had] street. Charles Reyes, an actor, of | West Twelfth street, which young Noble |, SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Sept. And called upon to make speeches; they been siufted, Morton L, Moses, one of | No, 263 West Forty-seventh str and tho runaway wife had engaged on| Thirty gold nuxgels, some as large were stood on their heads under foun- suporiers of J. J. Hines in the! and seriously injured two other Porto a 6 sen and RY Mad | Peas, were Pte ge td ey aoe es | kalo spouts, fortunately out of com- Nineteenth District, appeared in the] pycan compatriots, Alcedo Roberts and HER SPAS. CISA ae eee | Senne Cees RO SHEE: SAA aE ANEENI sion because of Water Commissioner Men's Night Court as complainant| Charles Husted of No, 333 West Fifty- ay about B o'clock in the evening. | “Wher neighbors heard of the find a npson's drought scare; then and against four clerks of election in a} ninth aire ow minutes after we arrived wolgud rush was started, ‘They began nice, new black derbles were polling booth at No, 284 Broadway.| Husted was shot four times In heard a-knock, Mrs, Suydam got up, working pans in the vicinity, and wash- | Mashed, thelr trouser-cuits ripped off According to Moses only eighty-six men| lower part of the bouy and Roberts |and said: (oer en ar tocar Wvara} nd purple and pink and blue silk socks Voted at the polling place, and when|once tn the hip. ‘The fight was after! “There comes Billy now.’ Then shel ate, ‘phe wold probably wa bedaubed with black paint. And #0 on, according to your own recollection, if you ever went beyond public school. & The four clerks said they were Jobn | fone ™“petectvertieutenunte O'Farrell [twee and T were waiting.” “Te UE] Tenmla Cracks Meet saturday, | At ree ie coun Fielis promded Schuman, twenty-three yeara old, of} ang Gargan arrested Reyes. At Flower! NOBLE ADMITTED MISCOND| An event of unusual interest to lovers | 0.0." 4. the Student Board. Seventy No, 200 West One Hundred and Twen-| Hospital it was sald Husted was mor- USTs! of good tennis is to take place on Sat-| ereaniey" lung un one end of the rope, ty-slXth street; James McManus, twen-| tally injured, WITNESS SAYS. urday on the courts of the Jamaicalay many sopis on the other, The ty-three, of No, 4 West One Hundred — "Mr, Loses asked young Noble to state| Estates Club. Several friendly tourna-| “freshies wore the insignia of thelr thame—dinky Ittle caps with common his relations had been with Mrs. Suy- e sumr 1 y au-}pearl buttons. At the dead line stood fe ; held during the summer and early au-| pearl but WITHOUT A RECONCILIATION] sn; i Scotiga that've nad spent the Nang anpras'ing. the area: tn-| tae sxacutioner with «howe waiting % that he had been out with her on boata| terest Which has been developed, the for victim: NEWPORT, Sept, ¥.--No reconoilia-| jn Great club has planned a 3} eclally interesting The freshies threw all thelr despera 5 suth Bay, He stated specific tlon into the pull, and sobbing for breath, deat. Comper BE GR S| sMasisicate sous nei tem tor tur-| Hon i# in sight between Mrs. John Ger} aciy of misconduct and then Mra Suy. [event. Through the efforts of the tour. | eee oo ver the Ih iS. $4 bis — | thor examinatiomg§n the Harlem Court | 4&0 tuck French will pass the winter | aay sald ail true, Evergtning|tievers of ational reputation, most of , Con = | thie morning in WOW bail each. The in thetr Tuxedo home with Mrs. Stuyves-|tha, dilly saya is trues eB) \iom took part in the Internationa = + | clerks had with them the ballots in Le Roy ‘Their departure will mean} “sr, Noble then told us that he ana] matches at Newport, he rontgige Club S| envilopes and there was uo immediate were loss to the city, aia guvdaha Maas Wonaaed at ind Longwood, have kindly consented me ‘en. 1% | chance of thelr getting ball, #o finally] The doors of the French home are open | under ihe namen of Mr, and Mis at to take part in a tournament. Messrs, pny hy re jen’ Loker, was id 4 i. . . 1 wife.”” Mahan, ell . Little, C, is Mines oe ee en ne eae tmewla) feur husband, Geraghty appeared out-|“"riis tewttmony closed the onee anq| Bull Jt and H.C. Martin are’among Sages ‘Goan. sss, 320 + | thom over to ui periitendent of |g’week fie hae been 1ald-up with mous | Justice Clark Instructed Attorney Lovee | Me reli kacara players 40 Dave oaread 5 ay Supe m ae | gatos ‘ te slay is er players of sits He 44 | Ilections, r Now he is better Mr. and Mrs [{SuDmit the papers, is est Ms inence will endeavor to par- a + a Geraghty are going to New York and actual thelr engagements — wil re + 4! poy ON ROLLER SKATES ‘ ar beginning of the wult to-day that. the = : 2s = 7% divorce action had been started on Sept pa ="s] . day's bofore Mrs, Suydam eloped ee a, f! = $| CUT BY BROKEN BOTTLE. Reports by Wireless, Js city with young Noble. She had| Operate on Muttle, Banker, — | 13a = 2 SABL!E] ISLAND, Sept. 2%7.—Steamer & served wie the Sivorce papers on} Charles Hutte, a ullspulipaadta,| +h : r Sika iat ; - yr {the porch of her husband's villa andj president of the Third National Jank = ,”| Youngster Fell and Smashed Bottle | Cvmrs, Ldverpool and Queenstown for) oie haa taken her time to pack up her | eet Toute operated on at Pres- oe) Boston, in wireless communteation with B her |o¢ st. Lou ’ dit? th, He Was Carrying to Drug Tee ctaroont Station here when sixty | Ceomsings before bidding her husband |) orian fowpltal yesterday for atom- ave you trie fs ss a bigs . ‘ a. oh trouble he hospital {t was s: ‘old an lot Meats Tasty, =,h1 Sera! | south at 828 A, M. ble and Mrs. Suydam tete | 20% trouble, Att ap Ita! It WAR Ale | Eee calad Deesine ea aacing. vim ty ot , 2 a oe Rr ee |ionday that Mir, Hutte condition was nae Balad Dressing by adding. vine S ee + Bla Hig pear eaded for the Nor favorable CENTS, ‘Spoon with each Bottle St ee pine gave ‘int in hls elev ath rviss of the apartment Be Weta wee » were the gre : as been made 4 confidante 5 ih : : % Joy that had ne into his iife, He Record Price Paid for 48th 4 they were going SVR HR < gh never fete is nomen at Noe te Central! Street Site by Speculators wT 2; Avenue, arg, withou | ‘ yi 1 > ip| them to nis feet and whissing to his) Sas of Larje Dyckman Section Parces 00° Bo \ id A + gi | destination, whether to school or on an Shows Gain of Close to 100% in ri I te 21% errand, Six Years.— News lem Be At ia ao Ne A i 4 45% 43% + | Tho boy was « om Grug ‘i fy viss the time! (Trade mark.) He” 3005 = 18! nave a pres n roftied today. He | This is but one of innumerable instances . DL ied | ‘ Veal 9 iy cn darted off en. bin uaten with a afa-| where circtal vestoFS ate reaping t peclalfor Wednesday, the 27th Special lor Thursday, tue 28ih je thrust away in his pocket. fortunes through judicious house, lot ‘ore 10rD ACHES 10. PPE MAS £ By 1 CHEIM WAFERS, i om + 3 reen avenue at Madison| or acreage purchases. ee ASD CHE Ou MOX ic P 1 re treet he ran afoul of w big auto truck | young . 1 GI ADE VERY WIGH Gi: . oh ta | and in trying to ptoer out of Its way he 7 tinsibl Sis | — CAO OT BOR ic Fit $33 fell forward with suca force that the | 7,930 1,059 BIG MINE BURNING \ - i T {| bottle smashed and « Jagwed traginent, |] World “Real Estate| More Than The phi ab AN f° Terk How gad Cortlandt Rireck mores open vers eveninis umilt AX ofctock, rt % = % | about three inches long, pierced hie ab-|| Ads, Last Month. Herald, | All our coves Raturday 6 i. O Gomen. A man picked him up and carried him to the sidewalk. The boy was so far gone that he could not tell what had n Geclared | happencd, and 1¢ was not until Dr, Wal- lends of the Buehwick Hospital arrt mm response to the well hie serious plight was discovered, The physician jlacerated ¢ bulance call tl found that the gl he bo) 4 ibtemtineg, ts shed and Overcome Wh Fighting 0 | Men 640 More Than ALL THE 5 OTHER New N CENTRALIA, Il, Sept, 27—The Ju York Morning and Sunday Newspapers tion city Mine Is burning and ata COMBINED. force of men Ss fighting the fumes. 4 If You Buy Real Eatate Before Henry Tillman and Jumes Galiag hat were crushed Thariey Myers Was overco heat and gas, They were \ che greatest dimculty, n fall of slate Reading World Ad. cargain Offers You Are Not Likely to Buy to the BEST Advantage. had Milk Chocolate Cov- nerf ered Malaga Grapes ecified wetwht in each 54.BARCLAY. St 29 Go ] PARS BON 6 206 BROADWAY Hoa ‘ az HASHAU gy Inetance includes the container, Church, though three | youth's suspicions, and a long, strong) ture that had never been geen or heard | ! jot reve: | first heat. For the “Sophs” Put Them | » | | from the executioner's hose for the first eat, | | FOR FRESHIES AT SECOND AND THIRD HEATS WET FOR FRESHMEN. It was balm to the wounded freshle souls to see the ecphs bowled over by t high-pressure, but not long did their Joy jest, for the Student Board ordered all hands kK to the rope. This time the freshies were dragged within range of the hose, and then again on the third try, when the sophsa dropped the rope, Wrenched the howe away and gave each individual freshie an extra ducking out we for the humiliation of the To-morrow Riot No. 2 fs scheduled hen the sophs and freshies meet in a push-ball sprec. But kidnappings and bloody murder and deeds so foul that they w red for the eve ing when the sophs will try to hold « \wmoker which the freshmen vow will not That Was When 1915 Dragged | Entire Yard Force “at Cairo, | Walks Out Against Restraining i | | out. ' | y WISSNER | ~ LOST, FOUND ANL REWARDS. i ' Se ee {REVENGE JUST ONCE.| HARRIMAN LINE STRIKE ! BEGUN, UNAUTHORIZED. | IIL, | Order of Union Heads. Sept. 27.—The entire fore ols Central Raliroad , ay. | DAVENPORT, Ia, Sept. 27.~Tele- | graphic orders restraining workmen of | Various railway trad on the Tilinots | Central and Harriman Ines from strik- ing were sent out to-day by au! rity of the unlon’s international presidents, According to President O'Connell of the Machinists, no strike has been or- dered and wiil not be until after a con- ference between internation. presl- dents and Harriman offictals. 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