The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1911, Page 1

WALL STREET HOWLS AT SUFFRAGETTES é NIG — = EDITION. Pel ol _\ DD) HET) \ ha uy AY uti Ce PRICE ONE ‘CENT. NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER a7, 1 1911, NINETEEN NEW THREE AMER RANK BY SACRED COLLEGE {ROR EXPELLED sinless Pope Participates in the Con- firmation of Farley, Falconio, O'Connell and Others. AT SECRET CONSISTORY. One Added to Original List, but He Is Not Archbishop Ireland—Pontiff Talks. ROME, Nov. 27.—Odedient to a sum- mons from Pope Pius X. the Cardinals in Rome assembled in a secret consis- | tory ‘to-day and confirmed the Papal nomination of nineteen new members In the College of Cardinals, the supreme Boverning body of the Roman Catholic Church. Of those thus honored three are citi- gens of the United States: Mgr. John M. Farley, Archbishop of New York; Mgr. William O'Connell, Archbishop of ston, and Mgr. Diomede Falconto, Apostolic Delegate at Washington. ‘Thus, with Cardinal Gibbons, America will have now for the first time a rep- Fesentation of four in the Cardinalate, which probably, much #s now consti- tuted, will elect a sucvessor to she reigning Pontiff. ‘The Pope at the last momen‘ added another mame to “he original 1'-* of| eigh! at it -vas not that of Arch-| bishe land =6- many surmised. The th mcw Cardinal iv said to be u ppo Guisti=' Secretr 7 of the Congregation of Sacraments. POPE PIUS SHOWS EFFECT OF HIS ILLNESS. That the duty of naming a successor to Pope Pius X, could not be delayed many yeors Was an unwelcome thougit that came on the present oceasion to those who had participated in the last Previous consistory four years ago. As Pope # entered the hall of the consistory where to-day's ceremony took place, bis step was less sure and the careworn face of Hi Holiness bore sign of his recent illness that fad come to stay. Nevertheless he withstood the fatigue of the long and trying ordeal bravely with a smile for each ang a word for several in the long pho sion that passed before the Papal throne. In accordance with the lestastical law a public consistory. n » held three days af when the ception of th trla, will or the private gathering, 1s, with the ex- ain and “Aus- red hats, The Spanisi and Austrian prelates, as is provides fn. the concordat with coupitries, ust receive the biretta firs: from wae hands of thelr temporal sov- ereign. @ public consistory will be held on Toursday in the ball of the Beatification instead of in the Sala Resia, as at first planned. The forme: hall Is much the larger and was decided upon this morning because of the great number of applications for admittai To-day's ceremony, ‘hough compara- tively simple, was carried out with stately dignity and form that has c acterized (he instiution frow eat days. Save for thos ft might have been a scene from the thirteenth or fourteenth century, In olden times the Sacred College met in wecret consistory and there discussed ‘end finally decided upon the Pope's ree those | pacing (@ontinued on Fourth Page.) | | V society Girl Gives up » ; Stokes to Resume Stand After |charged with peppering Stokes's 1 Newport Mansion to Live in Cottage. \| Maxasine Article in Yesterday's Sunday {Vorid. | ‘Moral: The home or boarding house that suits to-day may not at all answer one’s purpose to-morrow, | 6,478 | World “To Let” and “Boarders Wanted” Advts. Last Week— $,131 MoreThan the Herald With World Ads. to guide It would seem there is no good reason why any one should live or board where conditions not egactly to thelr liking. || them.” | ana |such effect that the take warning by the Incident, CRON, ICANS, GIVEN SHOW GIRLS’ TRIAL MUST BEGIN AGAIN Yoman Guest Swears Hinkle | Had Expressed Intention to Convict, HE ADMITS | TALKING. Place of Absentee Is Filled From New Panel. Juror Terry Hinkle, living at the Hen- Arick Hudson apartment house, One | Hundred and Tenth street and Riverside Drive, caused a mistrial to-day in the case of Lilian Graham and Ethel Con- | rad, the show girls who shot Millionaire | W. ELD. § , and brought upon hime | self the humiliation of being ordered | from the Jury box by Justice Marcus, in| the Criminal Branch of the Supreme | Court, before a crawd that packed the courtroom, | Armed with an affidavit, Attor saya Robert M. Moore and Clark L, Jordan, | counsel for the two gir who are full of bullet, holes, red at the court and went at orice into consulta- tion with Assistant District-Attorney | Buckner, — Assisant District-Attor Taylor, the jury expert, was called into | the conference and, Just a® the Justice | had taken his seat for the reopening of the trial, a recess of fifteen minutes was | appe: announced, and counsel and the Justice repaired to chambers. Juror Hinkle was ni tlee Marcus, It called before Jus- | the affidavit was was staten sa of No, an intimate friend of Mrs, document set forth that when read, on evening, Mrs, 1 went to the Hinkle ment a guest. Hinkle late and ay zed, on the ground that his lave as a juror in the Stokes case had de tained him, “NEEDN'T WORRY,” JUROR QUOTED AS SAYING, Mrs. Holmes said she had read noth about the in it, a the affiday » a complete re presented In the case, ase, but was much in thereupon, accord Hinkle pr fed | tal of the facts the testimony of Stokes and the history of the girls on trial. When he got through, Mrs Hinkle sald “Those women ought to be tarred and feathered, and I would take pleas ure in helping do It. “You need not worry about that. Juror Hinkle is ‘they will by arged with respond sent up, all right!" It is a p a fn like Mr, Stok “ cording to thi should be accused by @ to which Hinkle piled Phe whole trouble is that these girls those to have re not satisfled with thel ton in} and were anxious to ride in auto mobiles and have fine clothes, and were willing to do anything to get} Hinkle denied having ments attributed to Holmes was called before examined by the Assi, trict-Attorney and Justice to prosecution made no further objection to having Hinile | removed from the Jury | > state Court was reconvened, and Attorney | Moore made a formal motion to ha Juryman No, U excused, No objection | was mace and the Court ordered the | te faced, nervous juror from the box, after delivering a brief but pointed lec: | ture on the evils of not keeping one's | | opinions to oneself when one 8 @ juror, and admonishing the rest of the jury to which, (Continued on Second P, Wall Street Crowd ‘Hooting Mrs. Pankhurst When Famous Suffragette Tried to Make a Speec $15,000 ALON AVEAR FOR WIFE OF MLLIONARE Middleton of | Lehigh Valley Must Also Pay $10,000 Counsel Fee YALE GRADUATE CAREFULLY PLANS SUICIDE IN HOTEL Poin tad) CharJes B. Clark, ’04, Rents Suite and Arranges fur Vice-President Body's Discovery. | Mrs. MULFCRD WINS RACE = Lily Middleton, on, wife of John A. | vice-president tw her sult les B. Clark a graduate of Yale class of 1904, cut his throat with a razor to-day, In the bath ro edt millionaire igh Valley for @ suite he had re commit ule e Cohalan in the Su at the Hoet! Hermitage venth avenue . ©! anil Forty-second stree t. Is wo in her favor, and dir FEET oor ap oder pron i: iy " 7 set |pay her $15,000 a y and al, ' So hee ee ane ioiawel th Intention had been received by A. This ts one of the highest awanda of | Pitch, @ lawyer, of No. 32 Nassau street, alimony granted to a wife in New York| Who has been a clasamate and lose since the Howard Gould separat friend of the young man, Clark had prepared carefully for death. His letter was matied to Mr. Fiteh so it would reach him just after a sult, pS Ess Breaks World’s Records in which Justice Dowling directed Gould to pay Katherine Clemmons Gould Over Savannah nis” Lad There were only two witne when| heen written to the stor: Ch : 5 the M case was pefore |} : e: Course—Acroplane, in Impromptu Contest. }'¢,.21" nA, wae ted before iife, When the lawyer Kot the letter, be v w S ee - went at on to a tele nd called Middiete (her husband, Mrs, Mid i ‘ Passes Auto Speeding 75 Miles an Hour. hat Middleton hhd to tre iret ee le Instructed the 1 to netid at hohe although sae ———— % once to the room occuple , NE and Wid repeatedty Im- that if the latter f hi ty a SAVANNAIL, Ga, Nov nto her for the Ake ‘teay eile door in at ones. ie pn to Muiford, driving a Loalor car, wan th priE Cor Ol GHNer | yhapeal ata te nis ee ae ae a narrow margin. De Palma fnisaed! Mra, Middleton ‘ed cruelty nd ba been used clos second, The race was an and inhuman treatment, alleging that. p had on f nd ethers er : husband had confined her In a hina Ls gpm eR er ig Pe ad e between, be Palma and Mule | baeviats th Thea Moen yee Meaver way nntle to Andy the Jast ten with, ach "| th January, Bho was. berated Property, of value In the clothing lott tn ade | w mo’ afterward, whe sald, when to the noted mannnuacy apareean’ the ehalf and threatened with 7 A rt trouble : Ay NF W ¥ le exposure unless her. mot s sot f9 ‘ unl ’ | freer noblle racing in oy }ion desiurea Midd Fiens 46 f Messe don't have any note m ; @ a mit her to live tn the ame n apauy 8 a er " ee rae Rb-ane | , Hin Larehmont, She sa e had to go ha the Coroner 1 Mr. Fit ae HD bing a Helen Reeves Says She Was] with her ehildren to No, 4 Bast six. About the y an told Clark shed e se i | ° \ eth and occupy two miserabla Ad No buainess, #0 far an the laws peared over the e during the 1 fionenie |rooms there,” while her husband lived K2*W, and nad never tind any, He hod tert , Ifond Asked to Wed by Thomas A. Iin tuxury in a suite of ruome at the & will drawn thre nthe ago an in = Pat Valdorf-Astoria. " i Coleman, but Is Still Single. My husband and 1 D co @ " “| many o¢ ns,” Mrs, to have Iver work a rand | 7 ‘on account of differences a a red ¥ the aviat "| hie World, members of his family. Ho be 1p 1 “ romptu contest PITTERE Helen Reeves,|our home many times and sold the fur | ¢ som ro M SEVERAL CARS OUT BECAUSE], dasiing brunet Sitar 4 yf niture He toll OF ENGINE TROUBLE, filed = sult’ in the Allegheny ¢ rt th f ly AU, Thon Hughie H « a Mercer, | t { , ‘ i cond yward the news & 1 1 Aropped out tho fourth; 4 rea ; 3 room ade & physiclan at on ie et et arte Fre AEE Jointus ourt room, When ealled t mind, Tha led te tha ‘reucadrown, laut” wean t r articu-{ testify in his own behalf he simply replied the luwys taraeae a ; : ine ed tort a gay life ald he would not reurn to v LITTLE KNOWN OF YOUNG MAN | seventh Jap, ‘The Jackson entry, driven) New Yor Hana ad Mertisceationitba {twee a AT HOTEL OR YALE CLUB. |by Harry Cobe, retired on account of; The \. Colema n the W quest erament : The wulelde vas iamur r troubl kinsburg ¢ nd is known made out a Clark, who dled ears aK6, \ leaking radiator put Joe Matson’s | for h wrk and respect paration and ' A onside ‘ His moth Fiat out of the ¢ H bh venta cll Anata wrk sald Justi valan in decid-| Mrs, B.S f lew at Rob Burman's Marmon sar wae re-|eathor, ‘Three years ago he retired f Tey i yidence whieh | Mupey’ sii 1 Hia unelo, Wo OR when as n a ruck " ae Gieput ahowe that Mf ve, is an tnwurae vie 4 108 Hired whOnsa at nthe road #truck | yusinoss und Iv tated asx a nuliliona plaintiff outside the state | MOG 1s an tn tN his 4 He: tank aad tise WOYIUE Te Genien that he even knows anuary, 1911; that since that tme| Past Pifty-thtr ‘ nine ears runnin A ’ |he has steadfastly refused to live with} 4 hasty Investixation showed young Fourteen cars were ready when the| Woman and brands the sult as black-| ner or maintain a home for her," }Clark had Hyed at the Yare club unt starting Harry G ral | He sald further that 3 | d]two years when he went to a in a Lozler, shot first across the 1 Miss Reeves left the Colonial Annex! an income of $46,000 a hotel Li ear and a halt he had The others wtarted at M-wecond Inter-|pHotel here Saturday after waking that | Ql weasonable to at ved at the Algonquin, The ho- vals in the following order: Iner mati be forwarded to New York, |herself and children—two girls and a(t! people k mm as @ quiet young Bob Burman, Marmon; Louls Dis-) she alleges that tne promise to marry| boy. The decreo provides that when|™an, Who attended to his own affairs brow, Pope-Hummer; Spencer Wishart,| 0 way renewed in April, this year, |the #on shall have attained the age ofjand met his bills punetually, They Mercedes; Harry Cobe, Jackson; Hughie 2 , ‘| fourteen, Middleton may have charg nderstood, but did not kuow, that he ee jand *'vat he promised to divorce bis] ofdnim and select the schools in whic! ———ee (Cobtinued on Second Page.)! prevent wife. he’ ial) be educated, (Continued on Second Page, od - allele et Bei sbihlkis SY .| FALLS FROM TWELFTH FLOOR | THREE AMERICAN CARDINALS. ‘CONFIRMED ASWALL STREET MOB HOOTS FAIR SPEANERS ny van nen Mrs. Blatch and Mrs. Pankhurst Forced to Retreat From Stand in Front of the Sub- Treasury Building. “AMERICANS ARE BRUTAL,” | DECLARES MRS. BELMONT. |Two Men Get Slapped in the Attack on Women and Complaint Is Made to the Police. Mrs, Emmaline Pankhurst, the eminent suffragette, who has been to prison in England because of her courage in her convictions, addressed an unterrified male mobat the foot of George /Washington'ssstatue at Broad and Well streets at noon to-day. There were three policemen present when the automobile of Mrs. J. | W. Brannan, whose guest Mrs, Pankhurst is in this city, drove into the y crowd. ‘The car was all decked out with green, white and purple ners inscribed with ihe motto “Votes for Women.” The policemen WOMAN FUCIIVE FROM MATTEAWAN CAUGHT IN CHASE Ottilia Schneider, Indicted fur Shooting New Yorker, Says ® “I understand that this party makes her strongest mlay by getting herself said one of them to an Bven= a reporter. “Here's where I And CURIOUS LAWYERS AND ERS IN THE CROWD. he did. ' BANK- The coarse d natured but instanly street was a crowd war & Wall street blocked from west of nearly to Willlam street, crowd tn wh curlous lawyers, broxers and bankers, & scattering of women stenosraphe and a multitude of jeering, n: vengers and clerks with no respect for any body or any ‘ing, A tall woman, rat pretty, with @ brown velvet hat, fought her way to the Sub-Treasury steps, As soon aw was Broad It . Sd tin shoe cat she faced around to the street a great She Had Aid in Escaping. [ner ecticed up and down the market | Who's the white hope?" sirited @ 1 to The Henin Worl, volee, SHARD: Pa. Ottiia) Phere was a roar of laughter and’ the nelder, who aped from the | vig woman shouldered her way town ylum for the criminal insane at] and lost herself in the crowd, Mrs. O. H. P, Belmont arrived in @ and found Matteawan early last Tuesday, was re- } rhe to-day by Detective | car following the soeas) Mie place on the pedestal of (he ag .lagton ee HERE nt. Bee ai, Ale at statue. Fifty cameras were levelled ot ey anc after leaving Matteawan, went {Hef at once, but she did not fing i Neo Hee Weehawken, and | Mf Hrannan's car wheeled tn front oe eerie acon Wednesday, The | of: P. Morgan's office and, drew, ap by lotficers followed t but Miss Schnet- (the curb before the sub-treasury, The | wd began milllag Uke a herd of took a train for Pittsburg, She} crazy steers, Many hats were smashed c ed on F jay end went to a re eee siete she wan {44 many toes trampled. A wave of cringe eR Ee 3 | Jeering masculinity swept up the steps ‘of the subtreasury and stayed there, CROWD HOWLED WHEN MRS, i BLATCH BEGAN SPEECH, Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch rose in According to the police, sald She Was ansisted in Matteawan by She added that she the woman | her esgape | some one on the also had om Ip. ld here as an|thy automobile and looked the mob over, wed pr under indictment for] A wild howl greeted her glance in ev hooting Dr k Blerhoft of New| direction in which #he.turned her face, rk in 1900 “Friends"—— she began, She sald M eller will be committed to | something else but probably she is the dep m pay ment at Mercer until rs arrive. only person in the world who knows what it was. She shrugged her should- ers and waited, trying hard to sinile, Mends"—~she began again, The | shout this time was louder than before, ut Has » Remarkabie| Mrs. Blatch waited a full minute, Every movement of her lips was the signal for shrieks and cat calls. Once there was } kragst Dupont, thirty rs olt,}a lull, She tried to grab it, but a bani | nud esc death | messenger was too quick for her, when from al] “Bring out Mrs. Spankhurst am on the floor of a| yelled, and the hoodlum crowd went Pi " a at No. Sa! eat Fitteth rs of laughter, When {t paused for I who had wit-| breath another youth on the steps of the eased t ‘ ied below expecting | Morgan office cried: find a vken bones, Instead | “Wil any Tentttende sive the lady a aw a Wt s form stretched | cgarette?” across a pile ¢ on the ground! ‘fhe mob shouted itself breathless, and floor Mrs, Blatch had a real chance, She be- Dupont Was taken to Flower Hos-|gan taiking before the laughter sub= pital, His skull Was fractured, ‘The | sided. What the audience heard was: — and I take pleasure in introdue- ps ai surgeon Was amazed at the m cape from i No, 312 West Twenty-fourth of to be the greatest the world.” Mrs. Pankhurst rose and stood on the seat of the of the automobile, , She wore a velvet cloak am@ a he h were many staid but | _