The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1912, Page 1

KING’S UNCLE HERE PLANS VISIT TO TAFT |. Abe. Attell, Beaten by “K. O.” Brown, Says He Was “Dopea” EDITION. er PRICE ONE CENT. Coorrtehe. 1918, by (The New York We 1° Freee rhe eee rebahing ) NATIONAL A.C. BARS ATTELL FOLLOWING HIS DOPE STORY BEFORE BOXING COMMISSION —— ors TAMAB ROBBERS mieFacomath | VICTIM DIES FROM HAS GONE BACK FAR. PISTOL WOUND: Cocaine, Featherweight Says, Robbed Him of Skill and |{eyington Avenue Jeweller Made Palzer Wonder. Succumbs After Two Years Tom O'Rourke replied tn strong terms of Suffering. this afternoon to Abe Attell’ aseers | tlons, made earlier in the day, before the Boxing Commission that he was! doped by the club physician of th tlonal A, C. before his bout with K, 0. Hrown last Thur ay night ¢ Tannenholz, a Jeweller, of Textngton avenue, ied to-day e Presbyterian Hospital from the # of A bullet wound infiieted on | Oct (MS. by a burglar who entered ‘The trouble with Atte! said i 2 O'Rourke, “ia that he has Kone back {he Tannenholz store and stole $2.10 and hes just trying to stall the public | Werth of diamonds man who did into He's velping |the hooting escaped in a taxicab and ven Just to save nis not been captured. The robbery was the first in this elty in whieh « taxicab was used. Tho Boxing Commission is his ate to ruln the reputation of ® repu-|y. ‘Tannomholz and his mother at tale physician whose sole alm in !n-+ ecting cocaine into his hand was to hain |? 10" i the evening, and @ tall, pallid him. ‘The plyysician did the #ame thing |74n Well dressed and nervous, entered ty Al Palzer before he fought both Ken- and presented a forged letter of intro- nedy and Kaufman. It's funny that this j du ‘tion. treatment should put Palrer ito they 1 be affect Attell I) to look at some di e letter stated the stranger wanted monds, Mr, Tannen ols produced a tray of gems. ‘The rob SILUB HAS BARRED ATTELL FOR: | bey grabbed a handful and started out EVER. Mr. Tannenholx casayed to stop. him “The Board of Directors of the Na+) The thief shot the Jeweller twice tn the tonal Club,” continued O'Rourke. \ an around the corn already barred Attell from ever ap | SBixtleth street, jumped inte the walting pearing in {ts arena. The board took |gaxicah and gut away after an exciting this actton solely because of Attel lohase, accusation of ite official physician, a |." sina Rata Wallet wus taenite man who stands high in his profes. | PN’ Wound ig lb sion. Presbyterian Hospital. One of the bul- “I bave been quoted as saying At it + wa A but the ci ecu te faked {1 with Brown. [never e found the course of a few a statement, I know At eke Mr. Tannenholz apparently re simply isn't; covered his health, at was evi. | A few months ago he noted a swelling dent in the fight with Matt Wells at/on the abdomen. There was no pain has ne Garden.” for a time and he delayed consulting TTELL’S STATEMENT BEFORE, (ovtor, When he did go to see a si BOXING COMMISSION. lalist Ahere was some delay attending ee treatment. Finally an operation was wa ee Neth tal ial advised and Mr. “Tennenhols was ad- dience to a summons served upon him by | ited Abe Pregbytertan’ Hospital: two the State Boxing Commission, dropped | Veeks 460. In'on the Commissioners to tell how it | The surgeons found the old bullet, Tt was that he put up such a wetrd exhibi- | Mad wasted away certain tissues and tion ef boxing when he met K.O. Brown, | Produc Under oath the litle fea eat d clared that througbout the fight his imind was a blank, His brain, less, and even his eyes refused to work, he | t swore, all the result of being doped iwtein, Mr, Tannenhola's half broth cocaine by the club physician, Whethor | °: Volunteered to furnish the blood, he was given too much of the drug ma-|* quart of the flula was pumped from Melously or accidentally, Attell declined | )!4 velns Into the veins of the patient The relief gained from the transfusion '# testimony 1s] Ws of vaort duration, that another hearing will be given| James G, Jamieson was arrested a Wednesday afternoon in the Commis-| few weeks after the Tannennolz robe sion's investigation into the fight, when| bery for holding up and robbing @ Tae club doctor (whose name was not| chauffeur in Central Park. Detectives mentioned), Tom O'Rourke (who fig-| insisted that Jamieson was implicated ured largely in Attell's story, and|in the 'Tannenhola affair, but neither whom he asserted to be his bitter| Mr, Tannenholz nor others who saw the enemy), Attell’s seconds at the fight] shooting could identify him, He is and spectators will be summoned to| now in prison # tell what they saw. The commiasion| for the Central departed from its usual procedure to- ee eee day and permitted newspaper men in| GORE WANTS PRESIDENTIAL the trial room, and at the invitation of the commisstoners the reporters as- CAMPAIGN FUNDS FACTS, sisted in the examination of the ac- cused fighter, WASHINGTON One of the first questions put to At-|of Oklahoma to tell by Major Dixon, who began the ex- amination, was whether he knew of or neard of any “arrangement” with La complicated case of her: found necessary Tannenholz did not improve. He was #0 weak last night that blood nsfuston was resorted to. Jonas Kk crime. an, 22.—Senator Ge y introduced a joint resolution for a joint Congressional in- vestigation of the Presidential campaign funds of 194 and 109 and as soon as Danny Morgan, Brown's manager, and practica of 112, Ills resolution would —— provik 000 for the investigation, the (Continued on Second Page.) first report to be made next sum aac The Cardinal Farley Picture "49" SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT—The THIRD EDITION of the Cardinal Farley Portrait has just been received from the lithographers, WORLD READ- ERS can obtain copies of this splendid picture for 5 cents each at the Main Office or any of the branch offices; OR by mail, pscked in a large tube, post- age free, for SIX CENTS IN STAMPS. Address all envelopes containirg stamps to Room 102, World Building, Park Row, New York City. MAIN OFFICE . BROWN, 1203, Bro northwest comer 88th St, MAN OI HA BRANCH {ERE Bt its, + BRONX, 406 eh : * deus St, ‘3d Ave. PARK ROW. OFFICES: (SuOOKLAN, 0a Weahlngtos Sct end Sif Fulton 1, ~ cay drew up in front of the store run| ing @ ten-year term) JAMES. HARAHAN AND THREE OTHERS KILLEDIN WRECK ailroad Men, Asleep in Private Car on Mlinois Central, Die Instantly. LIMITED HITS EXPRESS. siti eet Up at Kin- mundy, Ill, but All Serious Injury. RALTA, I, Jan. 2—A gearcend Mision between two fast xouth-bound traing on the Tiinols Central early to. day at Kinmundy, af this city, brought Instant d T. Harahan, former President linola Central, and thr nent road men, were: B. B. PEIRCE, eral solicitor for the Illinois Central. B. EB. WRIGHT, son of former Secretary of War Luke B. Wright and connected with the Miinois Contral legal department. F. O. MELCHER, Second Vice- Prosident of the Rock Island Ratl- road. Excepting Byron B. Curry, Mr. Mei cher’s private secretary, who was ser ously Injured, and the fireman of one of the locOinotives, whose leg was broken no one on either train recelved more than minor hubts, although every pa was more o shaken up. ‘The fou | ratiroad men were Jin thelr berth Jin a private car attached to th Jof a train i ¢ the station a \ Sinmunds Ano. ur t runnit fifty rites an hour, eras’ — into tt, FOUR VICTIMS KILLED IN THEI? | SLEEP, i} ‘he private-car was completely de hed. So terrific was the impact o the collision that the lives of the four victims were snuffixl out as they slept y never knew what happe: ve private car was that used by Mi Melcher, ‘The other gentien his guests, bound for nphis for conference to- between railroad o clals, Who are planning to build # bridge over the Mississipp! River there. Besides the four men who were killed Jand Secrevary Curry, there were In the private car at the time of the accident |Thomas B. Burbee, attorney for the Rock Isiand for the States of Louisiana and Arkansas, and two negro porters. Mr, Burbee's berth was in the forward part of the car His escape was mirac- ulous, The wreckage piled up behind and ahead of his compartment, placing him tn a@ sort of pocket, and he escaped with painful brulses and cuts, One of the porters was on the station platform, ‘The other was in a room in the extreme forward part of the car. He escaped practically with no injury How !t ha: ed is beyond explanation. T her varty left Chicago at o'clock last night, attached to the rear of train No, 4, the New Orleans express, This tra was composed of steel coaches an sleepers. The private car was old anu of less substantial construction than | modern coac Following the New Orleans down through Ilinois was the I Limited, one of the finest and est ns on the Illinois Central. his train was composed entirely of vest. uled sleepers, It was due to pars No, 26 at &@ point south of Centralia, BOTH TRAINS LATE OWING TO THE COLD. Owing to the extreme cold woather both trains Were behind time, The New Orleans express was due at Kinmundy at 11.52 o'clock, but did not reach the station, which tsa regular stop for that train ” o'clock wenty m other promi- other victims being press There 1s a scarcity of water in this! part of the State, Recently an order was Issued for all trains southbound to take water at Kinmundy order 3, indire the wreck, a there are contradictory states ments ag to the cau One version is that a freight train was at the water ti t Kinmunds when the New Uvleans express pulled in and that t | wetting away and giving the locomo- | tive of the pussenger train a chance at the tank. It is said the engineer | and conductor of No, 25, although t had orders to take a siding at Kin mundy and let the limited pass, thought the engineer ‘of the lMmited would slow up at Kihmundy for water, obeying general orders. The conductor of the New Orleans | (Continued on Second Page.) NEW “YORK, WHATHER—Fale to-night and Tnesdas: warmer, FI EDITION. ‘14 PAGES _—~PRIOE ONE GENT. — eit os Duke and Whitelaw Reid ae House; Duchess and the Young Princess, DUKE OF CONNAUGHT ~ ANDHIS ROVAL PARTY WILL VISIT PRESIDENT ‘Ambassador Reid and Wife Greet King George’s Uncle, Duchess and Princess on Arrival for Four- Day Visit Here. CURIOUS CROWD DODGED BY MANOEUVRE AT STATION. |Governor- General Makes Severa’ Calls and Takes Water Trip to See Sights of City. Governor-General of Canada, the Duke of Connaught, uncle of King George V. of England, and only surviving son of the late Queen WILEY NOT GUILTY, CONGRESS VERDICT INPURE FOOD PROBE Democrats Unite in Ba = iS HAND WOME HELD BY ICE PAK ~ULEDTOSYFENY inwood Clubmen with Ropes It is also recommen, sitting with equal appointing pow ‘The hearings disclosed a eon tities discord existing in the Bureau ¢ istey which has lowered the di | persons an amusing and = Republic ing Expert in His War With Wilson. reorganization service to whl Sees sc ae WASHINGTON, J TWO MORE RECORD Rescue John Schaeffer and SMASHED BY AVIATORS. Ulich With Passeagers Sets Mark tor Duration and Fischer Companion From Plight. filed with the pve to-day by an Investiga- charges upon ut Taft was asked to dis- t August into the «congratulated for the duration nee the committee a from eriticlsm for companton he wos caught In an teo the In-|threateningly, Capt. Richard a | NEGRO WHO KILLED TWo CONVICTED OF MURDER, freights was slow in| all employex of ‘ express insists that he sent back a|the Bodrd of Food and Drug Inspection | yards further on, but the Inwood mem- sman with @ red light to protect | be bers says unless ald bad come to them vave been crushed in) started on his rampage o road when a fellow pass him for smoking a clgaretie, power of the Suligter to pass upon tt (he ice-pack, Victoria, who arrived with his wife, the Duchess of Connaught, and his |daughter, the Princess Patricia, in New York to-day as guests of Ambas- |sador and Mrs, Whitelaw Reid, will pay his respects to President Taft in | Washington before he returns to Ottawa the latter part of the week. riler reports heralding the visit of oe | yoYous LINEMAN DEFIES the royal party stated positively that the Duke would not go to Washington POLICE FROM PERCH ON | ina that nis visit tortne United Staten TOP OF TELEPHONE POLE. waa of & purely informal soctal chars scter, Emphasis was laid upon the fact “i ' ° © Jersey City Olicers Get Bite Lad-| ree atatwe in the: Governmont ot Gone ders and Bring Fugitive Down | ada nad absolutely no offictal or polttical at Revolver’s Point. sanificance. But ft wan learned thie arthur Massey, of No. 199° Firat | ‘ftettioon that Fs Royal Highness pose street, Jersey City, a lineman for the| t!¥ely would oall at the White House Public Service Electric Company, went | “fore his return across the border. on @ spree to-day and before he was| One report had it that there had been landed in the Seventh street station|*" ¢xXchanke of cabled messages be- house afforded a thousand or more| ‘Ween the vice-regal meeidence tn Ot. ectacte. tawa and the Britigh Cabinet Ministers, Mansey started things at Patrick | which resulted in @ late decision on the ‘enney's saloon, Tweifth street and | part of the Duke to pay his respects to ney avenue, He had his toojs with| the Prostdent, bin and wh the rough house began, flourlvied hin ateel climbing spikes | COVERNMENT AID GIVES TIP OP dangerously near the proprietor's face. TRIP TO WASHINGTON, Kenney sent for tho police but Massey| The statement that the visit would ducked before the officers arrived. | be made to Washington did not come located him at Fifth and Grove] trom the home of Ambassador Reld streets, When he saw them coming | but from @ source connected with the Massey clapped on hie trons and| Canadian Government. skidded up the nearest telephone pole.| ‘The Duke will make the trip to Wash- He sat on the crows trees, relied hin-| ington on Thursday. His social engages self 4 claretto and Jived the police-|/ments are so numerous for the ext men, three days that unless he broke some of Capt, Richards, heading the squad ofthe most inportagt ones he could not police, tried in vain to *¢Y | got away from New York before Thurs. to descend. 4 ae Pruck) day. It had been rep da that he No. 2 The ran two ladders up) would return to Ottawa ‘Thursday against the pole nd Capt, Rie hardy | morning, following the dinner and and Vol Koerner climbed after, dance in hin honor at the home of the cheering fuxttive, Ogden Mills, Ae they drew near ht h Massey! ‘The Duke, the Duchess, the vivactous | pulled out a big wr and waved It! Princess “Pat” who turned down the ynded of King Manuel of Portugal before 10 was bounced from his Uisone, and eds heir small entourage arrived at the Grand Central Palace Station shortly jock this morning. By an adroit manoeuvre of the oMcials GAY BALL AT LYRIC frat pany were snasid cave HALL COSTS LICENSE, or"in2 myn emmnd oc canees aad |by draw aetantly vif to the station and arged with disorderly conduct uansion au No. « Ma dts avenue wi'oout move Lights Were Turned Down and) than 4 dozen persons recog then, ; They left Canada tn two private care Young Women Sat on jattachod to the Montreal Exp ess, whieh Men’s Laps. fue to arrive in the Grind tral ; nat 7.28 vel lovable vf the City Hull Bureau jered bi gateway be ay Ucen which the pas. from that tt in at No. 72 Sixt aven Xpress left the train shed But the of est known halle of assambl, , cars had been cut off the n nt wtgebied fexpress at tb nce to the od rip bllace i White nee ine a 2 « : re ; acik ie a > the rear end of (ue Rute ‘ 4 brie seas ad Eapress, Wikek come along fifteen ads oe Oe OT DeTe) minutes Iter don Dee. 1) fave On| #R. AND WRS, REID WAITED ON ; ei that Cis Bait THE PLATFORM ; \ Hats wat in] Only the Rods and nd @ yung! (imate friends w i who Were under the | '"« of cars and ef sald evidence | Sere watns ¥ awa eo place sive and | opposite . br errs A 1 to any | uards J along tho plat sae ard > ire, Morrie (4nd Lieut Jeteclive Punston was y who ts known as President of | 8th the Reida in the role of offictal pos the Yarkville Association, is lessee of | ice bodysuand, © Piet The private cars York and Cornwail, she Se pee he two most palatial private care of Wns Furlan Wath the Canadian Pacific Railroad, in whieh with private rooms, 6%) tle Duke hia train had make the wee bie ale TS A journey Conade, stopped guat