The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1911, Page 1

Multitude Cheers Fare well to New Princes of the Church ‘WEATHER=Rain probable to- FIN. EDITION. . WEATHER—Rain probable t ht or Wedmesday, | EDITION. it or Wednenday, PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, “TUESDAY, “NOVEMBER ll 1911, 20 PAGES ) NEW CARDINALS CHEERED AMYORSOEENG ce ne CE = Ee : SN WHITE WINES BER | eae ee a “I Suppose Your Hus- | — BACK IN OLD JOBS. bands Know You're ates Here,”” He Says, and B,000 Sing in Cathedral, 5,000 STOLEN $42? 000 One Proves He Does by Wig-Wag Farewell From Kan Reng Calling Wife. ‘Mayor and Commissioner Confident sean MAY BF TRACED BY “You May Want the Vote, But We Very Often Want | That Full Force of Drivers Will THRONG IN STREETS. nt} Fi \ He ; ROTHSCHILD WILL.| zizes i, Showtdn’| I eet Be at Work in Streets Shipping Gives Deafening Sa- : Dep toed sk ‘ | by Saturday. lute to Archbishop Farley Country-Wide Search Yor Bi Mayor Gaynor, in peevish humor, aes, Canoinar, ins | - re y y | opened the convention of the New Yor! s ‘ ej leah y-Wide Search for Big| orened tne convonion ote Xow Fork Be Bootie <0 GAYNOR TELLS ALDERMEN Loot From Federal Bank | the Hote! Astor to- He gave the suffragettes an unexpected shock when Cardinal Designate John M. Farley and Made Among Surrogates. he sald at the beginning of his address the Pope's personal representative at that his “head was so full of ash cans Washington, Mgr. Diomedo Falconto, he could hardly think of anything else. Shyreh, Then h ‘ toc’: thelr dey se tOm me ch pl “ant!” faction, attend the consistory that 1s formally to Rhough he tempered his remarks to elevate them to their exalted stations. 5 qlease the vote-wanters by declaring No nation’s heroes of secular achieve-| Attorney Glaze Certain Story|enat the men couldn't keep the ballot ment ever set forth upon a triumphal ‘ A trom them. The convention i@ about seaeney under more impressive auspices| Of Former Wife on Hidden |teir ana naie on the suffrage question, than marked the Godspeed given these noted prelates by the great gathering ot Hoard Is True. thirty thousand sons and daughters of | HE CANNOT ARBITRATE, Quiet Restored in All Districts as | Strike Breakers and Old Men Begin to Clean Up City. Mayor Gaynor received a committee from the Board of Aldermen this afternoon and informed them that he could not take ny action look. The Mayor sald: ‘I do not know really what you are driving ‘at. I am not well enough ac- the church, stretching in an unbroken] oe ree quainted with the work of the women's ing toward the reinstatement of the striking streettleaningdfivers. The ne fr hancel rail in St. Pat-) George W. Glane,-attorney for the re-{clubs in the State—atthough my sist. ‘ f aia Rei - ak 2 oes repay ceapea AS at the foot|celver of the. wrecked Federal, Bank, |belongs to the ene at Utioarte hase committee had been appointed at this afternoon's meeting of the Board deft to-day for St. Louls to interview |Just what you are doing; and it is the Mrs. E. C. Batten, whose first husband |easlest thing in the world, therefore, for ‘was David Roth |. The attorney |™e to put my foot in it, as the saying | y vt +, |i If I go to advising un’ is firmly convinced that Mrs. Batten's 5 is you. 8 \d Stripes waved be- Baie shice ae aia Fapal colors| Statement that Rothschild “planteas|APPLAUSE WHEN HE FIRST Gad the progress of tt Isedesig- | $422,000 of the funds taken from the] MENTIONS SUFFRAGE. nate from the cathedral to the waiting| Federal Bank by him when he wrecked| “I suppose some of you want the steamer was a cotinuous and mighty] it is correct, and that an effort ts now | Suffrage; some of you want to vote. ovation. . being made somewhere tn this country | (APPlause), That looks as thou The suW nad barely lfted above the! i pronate a will made by Rothechila| Practically all of you want a voi east ox when the st Yet we very often want things cathedral began to fill with thousands should not be allowed to have gathering to do honor to their future| hope to get the fortune. in gone to work, The strikers who had ult would have to face charges, acconte i to the law, a ‘ate would be decided by Commis: r wards of the ney up. My principal trouble this cardinal, High above tho heads of the; The attorney says he hopes to get the| mor et Cleaning De ing is to empty the ash cans anal devoted, a huge Ame ns and tice ey AS, Pa SY Alderman Finley of the Bron’ 1 tioan. Ga a) money for the 2,00 depositors who lost | garbage cans. FAR’ ‘ NESE ice: ‘ ‘ed esldent of the Si Assoc! Papal flag flung their folds fo the chili-| thelr cash in the bank. They got 4 per| ‘I can only say that when the women We ae SE at ‘ c a ‘ J eymen Plumbers and Gasfitters, ing wind from between the lofty splre3 wont, of their deposits in two paymonts, /f this nation want the suffrage they ON” His way . "To n ffered a resolution that a committee of 94 the cathedral and he says that the fund now in quos- |W!!! get 1 The men are not going to, IO “CRUE eR SM gh i 3 of West Fiftieth stre Solemn ecclesiastic ceremony was fol- lowed by unrestrained enthusiasm of the of Aldermen for the purpose of suggesting to the Mayor that he arbitrate the situation, ® The Mayor said that the men who nad i walked out had forfeited thelr fobs, ana that new men from the Civil Servige t were taking thelr places. ‘These man tt ould not be n out once they had we un ter which some Interested per -from xe five be app to walt on the 8,000 CHILDREN FILL NAVE OF) tion would pay creditors of the bank in| Kee? it away from ybu But there are ROSE DALE ad Peg ee tae ee ATHEDRAL. hole lot of, woinen who do not want ; M i sn icf SAWAAIIA Jife | Aldermen Finley, Canberry, Brush, Meme iW waht Ae | ta aio Archbishop Farley and Mgr. Falcon! in the Tonneau of the Auto, Mar. McCreedy in Front of Them ™ |Cousin of Condemned Wife) neaiy and scCann were appointen i Ta long double lines, 1 siciors, the| BC trip to St. Louts was made after] “You want to break up the old notjon atts aa frocked priests and | children of t paroy a diocese began filing into the Cathe- at 7 o'clock, Hach child carried » American and "i nave of the “a edral ie committee by the aldermanic come 2 second telegram came to-day ‘ t ‘ rom H.Jof the unity of men and women, by TAFT MESSAGE WILL DEAL Slayer Said to Have Sworn J nites on ruies shand of the f wife |which I mean of man and wife, mental, Nothing was sald b: der = renee aA Uhl EE pwc mt rn INVALID GIRL | WITH HIGH FOOD PRICES. B RGLAR KILLS His Testimony Was False. rae one ‘declaration (habia is : nehody was o: brea! up altogether; leave us a le : ke was not in amy of it when you get through, ar: two small fla whole gre on reserved for the little ones, no| a 1 Basie ASE GHiaw. Conereas | ————— Way open to arbitration, having #@ dt ‘ T have talked with some people that \Pe ident Plans to Show Congre ‘| . (Ry: Uatted: Preea) solved itwel? into a simple case of tn= i adm: tll all the §,000 ank, Rothschild] want to destroy everything, and they That Middleman, Not the | oer ee Nov 14,-Attorney | subordin on the part of Civi {ter serving two} want to do it in twenty-four hours, op nct 4 ° | a ‘duce Amitted thi employees of the clty. / Hi milea tence, The Fed-| which 1s the worst part of it. You Tariff, Is to Blame. | Ss BARES: SERS a the day Mayor Gaynor and the. 3 mor n April 14, 1901, reformers must not try to do too much | WASHING TC Ne i ent | | rnoon that Paul Beattie made aft smmissioner Edwards had announe a eis Pine ais before he left the city|in a day. Even the bad things have wot Patt Je planting to take up the high | davit in hia office last week repudiat e strike had proved a flagle a ¢ . to be removed gradually h 4 , | features of } 5 yo . y considered the threat of the entered e charge of the] 3 . main 3 i in t the bank, Teo cos UYDE sh ®. ope weauasagleameiel | hiet le Nay Beattie, jr k ders to call out the 230%) exercines. A ters the two] g agg ro 2 RADICAL REFORMERS A NuUI- Sanilvand SEAAihe Waneritta the yepont pesseri oid eaten ADR tee Bley vere gabarieg 7) gasses ha th, vieava, eounel.| Could get track of and was dis- SANCE, SAYS GAYNOR, the Tariff Board's investigation of | aaa anal Pep ated 40 "avadnor Brother 1 of Teamsters an empty D a ‘buted to the depositors, to the ex-| “The reformers tod: e re t wool and cotton schedules, ‘The WRT me | ‘ : bluff. abla ‘Feoctots. ‘and priesta: of mers ‘ay, men and wom- a ~ Richmond to-day, and tt was for thi Wem Mhedrat, fied into the chancel| teAt of thirtyefive cents on the dollar, Jen, who go around ily declaiming| Uses Bed Blanket to Smother | rarim Board's ndings wilt siow, it | LONg-Hunted Jersey Fugitive reason that the Governor postponed bis| ‘That the strikers themselves acknowpe mle Bled: inte In addition he assessed the stock-|against everybody and everything, ¢ hat n he high reltan O d edge that they are beaten and ook their places ore the alt 4 e hing, call- 7 7 declared, that much of the high Sat 2 lac Tt decision on Beattie’s appeal for com y 'e@ beater are ons pa PY aay Socmed: forth Bel and obtained a judgment for|ing themselves radicals, are more of a| Flames, When Aroused by —Juving ts due to the middleman r Said He Was Tired of T Mitatinn desperately anxious to get thelr jobe the strains of “Biest. Be ‘The Faith," |S against tt m, of which We were|nulsance in this world than anything than the tariff, | buck was manifest when thirty-elght of only able to col peer on : Paul gave as his reason for the testi-| and this wonderful hymn never rang| ct sufficient to pay|else, to my way of thinking. As a cer- Knock at Door, It 1s also sald the President will re- Chase and Fired Shot, | mony WEkoh he now anes wha fates tha; (the “ald force: 0¢- Alteauay Rann out with greater impre than|1! Per cent. more to the depositors—a|tain passage in the Bible says, you new his recommendations for a 3 18 he was in bad physical condition at the| Ported at stable R on Sullivan street it was sung by the che of thou-| tal of 48 per cent. have to teach ‘line upon !ine, line upon _—__ post. The first Cabinet eertine was in great fear as the result this morning and begged to be taken sts of youthful voices lifted in honor The capital stock and surplus of the|line; precept upon precept, precept upon » bree months was held to-day ne bulle b oh r ” « n < back, Donovan was able to a¢- F Confined to her bed by illness, ana ali! thee mon By putting a bullet through his head clons directed toward him and was 6 4 Federal Bank was $800,000. This was|precept; here a little and there a little.’ —_— hus 1 h . ¥ by confinement fi ervices of only six of the led cacieiets Mane entirely wiped out and the »sitors'|Just fasten that inside the crown ne siege: in the Abe en tue Bround floor of aa Sar ne parte Se is yh f basil KY ul te aes that hy | tirty-elght, as they were the only ones then read the !tinerariun ‘pan. |Money Was used to the extent of $4 Ree nate lint a lone allcuet No, 187 Harrison street, Brooklyn, Miss| WALDO TO STICK IT QUT,| susiy titted a vis toad trom the poltce| In the a ae MOR ANGE: Ties ted f fed rd owed by the singing of the “Tan-/ Ones | : your hats with a long pin and read a iil lah teen va | P 4 | mind of Bayonne, N. J., to-day, Pollce.| ave the tgun to Henry Beattie on | Who eported duty on Saturday, | 5 deb eel ri ”. Assuming that only $200,000 was acelit once a day and it will do you an| Mary Quick, eighteen years old, heard} | le turduy night preceding th en. (and therefor 1 not overstayed the tum Ergo Sacram AL [Counted for by legitimate tosses of the| awful lot of good the screams of @ Woman In the hallway,| Mayor Dentes were clo n on him when hele eee y Bs Silas riod of five days, an offense whieh “GOD SAVE OUR CARDINAL! jPank, the balance would represent what| ‘We assume that your husbands know | followed gy Violent pound mm the) — Comminst In to Rentgn, killed ' @ Homa af ABA ied, He also poaitiv a wutomatica them thelr Jobs, THE CHILDREN CRY. | acted—a to $500,000 where you all are, and that, strong|door te Weak and diaay, Miss! spooiish and untounde bis Malaga, N venue we seeehe haar aver > men, wo, Wenn Ce The two hone followed ty |MANY CORROBORATIONS OF minded as some of you are, wo have| Quick atrugsied from bed, made her way! g pools and un ; ne a |, SUskY was a burglar and holdup mani! teysion to him. Theso w Jown raised thelr yolees in lamentation their train of lk An | CONCEALED HOARD. no doubt you are here with your hus+| to the door and opened it leet ieer On icp arniesionar ean 1of “Du Ide, who was shot| most mp atures In the t eral colored drivera got down marched slowly down the 4 von the day that 1 hachita re. | BAMds’ permission, and that makes it ‘onted by a woman,!is about to resign loath by a posse of pol 8 understor ut Paul Beat , snd {implored Donovan Fathor Kean, the wreat concourse Of tateneg ag president, early in April ty {Mt the more casy for me to say that in} abla feet to her hair, They It was stated at the of f the |New wo ago, On that ame here to make the affidavit In order | to t ; e sake of thelr ehildren 4 nd shou an quien [there Was obtained i nk by of ail the Rarer Hi city, We | ina self-preservation called upon! Mayor that t , ut “ Kush Lith co been| not to attract at t fa nous in dee guccession thelr voice: 1. |fectly good se ty, 4 large proportion in " Jot the terrifying apparition. The in-|the Police Com 1 feserted at opportunity Henry Beattle’s cou 4 t srothe i t ters for call. tribute, and inthe Carin ime (of Which was his father-ineiay's— | yg rien Tod Helmuth, speaking | stinct of humanity dominated the girl,| “Phere js no friction at DP ; 1 1 and d that they nate reached iB to the Mayor's r and holdups tn and at the Kressel's paper. k of her own lite! q s," sald an oft the Centra; | ) a ’ t into it against thelr : | was the blessing repeated | marks, said si veritas an: of t ntral , aa we tabla ei ee . Serneors wat of the cathedral the| ‘Zn its place was substituted an| “We heve worked for forty years and | ae a » 1 Wea BEAD a A} 108 sangre: that, Ota ey bore all the |“ ae hy *” | formed the men that Toy cia eae white robed choir boys formed a pas-|equal »%.ount of ‘dummy' paper, ‘This! haven't broken down yet. We don't exe | Sea tan Ri kata ee ne, eee # work, Detectives | Mi80 Mon \ a ake a " eal to Commissioner eee nthe crowd as the prelates walked | was only aun taken out 4 block |pect to do anything in twenty-four stood, screaming In agony, at ti iat a ude und that he had been s its apa " pe wards for relietathinent nee e e, | Ju before Rothschild resigned and but when we do | i aero ° er 4 waiting automobiles. The police, 6 nd|hours, but when we tt will amaze! §oorwa Nana MIRPEAILN Wars eerie Angled peer HP {0 the weir inspector McCluskey, held | :.18 arrested. In my opinion, tf all of [even ifis Honor the Mayor,” Mea ras acing anbiled inet «| GAYNOR MAY TAKE A FLIGHT. P'"". r nena van |PEAUEAR PRY SRS ANO ALB back the surging throng. The arch- this aupposed fund ts obtained with-|pix BISAPPOINTS iELEGATES|chtning ler brother, talnera es rth a Richee"Gi BREAKERS IN MIXED CREW, > ” F ‘ed ¢ lo ob pensive | a § clo Ne esas wai un ow . 1 n ut nirty carts with ‘op and Mgr. Falconio entered tue|out too muoh expensive litigation, it | a r sen to Go With Gane if He : eae 7 1 pes BHP Bn lin, accompanied by (ie Ine | would go far‘ tor 4f not act Pei BY NON-APPEARANCE, running tn from the | wish h ni Me} He appeared in Bayonne, his home | dus Oe eter stann (the sIS regular drivers and twenty-four tector. Stilingly the two noted caurehs | the creditors of the 1 in full, My| The convention promises MDa ei Ne ore nt was tenseninen! cat trite Halla, Serees ABARSEY ne 16: two -years:| oe 't im aise aking ‘crews, They lett Reaaee men lifted thelr silk hats to tls crowds,| purpose as attorney for the receiver the CREO riser rita revere rrr Dr. Paul” ¥ 1 aera, night ) “mn aie : h 1s ‘ d by the displaying their little caps of arch-|{s to exert every effort to bring avout NeW Th ployed Mrs, Staddick, 1 1 iN guard of patrolman bishop's purple, while a battery of pho-| that result, gates were (is 3 od by A J ‘ ‘ , ac : A Per Bahra pressed around, The cardi-| sy ve already cos | Pearance o > Taran tp amie : : ! Refore noon te assen to the photo- : remarks p a have out the full complement nals-de a Joperation of the ban nis 4 College Lios; It 1 « _ 1 grophing process while the procession | or New York and New Jersey, and at vax 30 mu : . poll hark tl P He as i av tetgeh ifiy-four carts and to keep them Of twentyefive motor cars Was Alling | District Attorney Whitman, ' aa Aotbate ; Jdwet Gouth accidentally wet fire to rial vo ty M j : ’ ; My bas ; bef 1 his dis Wost of Broadway, With thelr clerical escort, It is presumed that the brothers of | Mts vor clothing in the cellar of the hous 1 would a trip ”, Ga 3 or will 4 sta : ‘ and an Pyy ae DRIVE THROUGH SCLID LINES|itothsciid, in Cincinnati, the helrs| continued on whero she was hunting in @ storeroom aucceeda In cross .n enone t tomorre anya, At 8 eal OF PARISHIONERS. jof his brother, Louis, now dead, and | a lighted candle for something | aeronaut, with a crew ¢ en, Wy Sparre A ge Fiaeties 2 tee Gased wake rb ‘6 OWA child would be most | by Mra, Staddick, With’ her! start from Teneriffe, Canary Islandg,|told her he ‘ ne of his tes . > have | : eo closed vans, by @ squad of mounted po: fail 001 i en discussed also. | Commissioner Edwa " ASensusied 28 | ‘of automobiles drove | interested in the existence and fl ae dvess ablaze and the flames spreading tu y to reach some point In Florid, 6 ats hp ccumlastonet 8 Sth aaa dns J | bating of a will and inqury conve m for baer her hair she ran upstairs and pounded| Atvached to the balloon will be a seas|ence after t > ing from all hi , mowly through Fifty-first street be tia ‘will a plies ya sy gaia Rt ty Mee Het | on the door of the: Quic g! gol oat for use in ease thel one from his revolve FOR RACING RESULTS AND EN: hattan ang the Bronx that tl y taj MCoptinued on Second Pome o.. Where Shey, reads. vie eae aL Be | Mies Quick appeared. aiy craft falls injo the water _ be her ee /TRIGS SEE PAGE 20, _, Was absglltely brokea and Pegs: ee een en, Sone Pwr ine WSU R ye ee a tesinemctnepishniniagrocnenasincesiaii