The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 1

|} Met thet the situation calle for @ oon- PRICE ONE OENT. TAFT SUPPORI AS CONVENTION ADJOURNS: BUTLER FLAYS COLONEL Columbia Man Commits Re- publicans to Stand-Pat Pol- ‘|. icy in Keynote Talk. a “BARNES STANDS FIRM. Canvass of Delegates Taken Said to Indicate Defeat of Root-Koenig Faction. (pet From o Stell Comments of The Erwing ROCHESTER, N. y ‘April 9.—The Republican Conventinn cheered to- day « scholarly, ekilful but none the Jess pointed attack ov the policies of “Gal. Roosevelt. Prof. Nicholas Mur- ray Batler, sounding the keynote of the policy of the Republican organt- ‘pation of the State of New York, ‘ame out flatly for the continuance Of the existing political order. The comvention adjourned at 1.43 P. M. to mest again at 10,30 to-morrow morning. Prof. Butler time and again picked up the Roosevelt policies, particu- larly the initiative, referendum and recall, with kid gloves, turned them instde out, gently and carefully, and then threw them down and grace-/ fully jumped upon them. The Repudlicans cheered when Dr. Butler asserted that the Government te all rleht, the Constitution le all right, the judiciary is ai! They cheered when he characterized the so-called progressives of both the Republican and Democratic parties as Socialiata and | nemi-Sovlalists, trying to lead the way Po anarchy. . There was no disguising the meaning | of Dr. Butler, He committed the Repub- ‘Mean party of the State to @ stand- pet policy, and that policy will un- doubtediy’ ty afMrmed in the platform which is to bo submitted to the conven- tion to-morrow. MAJORITY IN CANVASS AGAINST INSTRUCTIONS, Bor the moment Prof. Butler's addrese ahadowed the prospective fight over [dhe plan of some of the leaders to com- fenit the delegates to Chicago to Taft. The opponents of instructions claim to ha ized up the situation by a canvass which showe an overwhelming sentiment pgainst binding the four delegates-at- large to bo selected here and the elghty- eommon or garden delegates aire jected to vote for any candidate wha tn Chicago. According to the figures gathered by Barnes outfit, the only votes the Root - Parsons - Koenig men can count pon are 114 from New York County, “ Circula tion Books en Sao IN DOUBT WRECKERS SEND EXPRES LUNG FROMTHE TREK Engine and Baggage Car on} Lehigh Valley Thrown Off Rails by a Spike. NO PASSENGERS HURT. Occupants of Five Coaches, However, Are Severely Shaken Up in Disaster, EASTON, Pa., April 9—A long spike Placed on one of the rails in what fe Be Heved to have been an anempt te wreck the Binck Diamond, Express on the Le- ‘high Valley Raflroad waa sighted by the engineer near Easton this after- noon. The engineers threw on thie atre Drake, but Was unable to mop the the locomotive hit the sgt ft was frown from the rails, and, dre ging with It the baggage car, plowe up the roadbed for one hundred yard and then went over on tte side. The passengers in the five coaches were severely shaken up, but no one was seriously hurt. ‘The exact location of the wreck is given as one mile east of Phillipsbureh, just across the > Jersey ine from Pennsylvania. According to the Lehigh despatchers’ office, the trouble was caused by a breakdown in the loco- | motive, No onc, It was reported, was hurt. The passengers were transferred to another train and started for New York, AVIATOR HAMMOND TAKES A FLIGHT IN MATRIMONY FIELD ow our districts from, Kings and Onon- sa, Erle, Clinton, Onelda, Herkimer ead Hamilton Counties, The total in Bhis estimated line-up is only 373 votes. ‘The leaders filed to their places un- Roticed until Chauncey Depew arrived just before noon. He was given the ret and only reception and it sounded [ike cfd times. "The face of the yenerable -Henator beamed with pleasure as he his way to # seat with the New York County Delegation. Barnes began by ordering ne extinction of several thousand, more or ices, f olgare, which had been Lighted in the face of “no smoking” pigns ll over the place. Then the Rev. Dn C, C. Albertson of Rochester de livered the opening prayer, A feature of thie ceremony was the repeating with the minister of the Lord’s Prayer, The rumble of masculine voices raised In invocation filled the great co! vention hell. It wam the most rospon- pive convention with respect to prayer in ¢he, memory of the oldest poifttotans present, some of whom axe of the be- widerable amount of prayer. ‘The readjng of the call and the roll- call was interrupted by the arrival of ‘that veteran war horse, William Ward He drew some ap- ared by muel York, who walked clear down to the platform with Ward. Not memy of the delegates outside of New York County knew Koenig, who climbed over the entire Nassau ai Gufdolk delegation to reach hie place rwith the New York contingent, ‘were many etubstitutions of (Continued..cm Gecopd Page.) —> - Announces That Miss May An- drews Will Become His Bride Next Monday, (@Bpecial te The Breniag World), BOSTON, April 9,—Lee ddammond, the aviator who has just returned from @ world girdiing trip during which he made fights in forelan lands, 1s going to go in for matrimony, Miss May 5. Andrews of Garden City, L. 1, will be- come his bride next Monday, so the aviator admitted to-day with appropriate thushes. Tho ceremony will take place tn the home of the Dride at Garden City, and]! after @ wedding trip the couple will make thelr home dn Chicago, The bride- to-bo ts the daughter of John I, Amirews of Garten City. Hammond sayw that he met Miss Andrews when he was learning to fly Gown at the Mineola aviwtion fled, He progressed faster with hie mastery of the aeroplane than with Cupid, but when he started on hie trip around the world he clinched @ propown! by mail, —_.>- -—— Fourth at Charleston. FOURTH RACE—Three-year-olde and Up) purse $400; selling (handicap); mile and @ sxteenthJohn Furlong, 115 (Turner), even, 1 to 4 and out, frat; Col, Ashmeade, 1% (Peak), 7 to 6, 1 to 3 and out, second; Nedzu, 100 (Bruce), 30 to 1, 8 to 1 and 2 to 1, third, Time, 1.4745, ‘Me Me Pare Aop ag Conagje sya tay! Sere TRA Teaitenth | WIFE SAY®8' HE $U | breakdown," POSTMASTER’S ASSISTANT SKIPS; LEAVES NO CLUE Charles W. Haberle Has Been Missing From Bast Orange Since Last Saturday, IN CONTROL OF FUNDS. 4 Wife Says He Had a Nervous Breakdown — Doesn’t Know Where He Is, Asr.stant Postmaster Charlies W. Mab- orle of Bast Orange, N. J., disappeared en Saturday jest, and te<dey a teres of Post-Office inspectors from the Phila- deiphia district, accompanied ®y ex- pert accountants, took charge of all hie | books and papers ip the post-office, The missing man hag deem employed in the Fast Orange post-office for thirteen yearn ané during the last few years he has had practical’ control of all the funds of the post-office, Rumore that Heberle had eft town Without notifying his chief, Postmaster Martin Mitchell, did not get abroad un- ‘til to-day, though Post-Office inapectors were summoned from Phdiadeiphia yes- terday, The missing man hae been | widely known in West Orange eince ne was @ boy, as he |s.2-One singer-end a talented musician, ‘Me lived at No. S71 Waleut street North, Bast Orange, with hie wife and four chiliren, three boys and a giri Mrs. Haberle waa fies Meeklen of a prominent r family. 8 was asked to-day about her husband jereahouts by @ representative of the ning World. Ev NERVOUS BREAKDOWN “Mer. Haberle suffered trom a nervous she sald, aWay for his health, he has gone to.” Postmaster Mitchell eaid noon he had been unable to get any line on Harbele since Saturday. When Harbele left the post oMfice en Saturday the young man said not a word about jie intention of leaving town. Some way durtay Sunday, Postmaster Mitchel! got an inkling of what was golng to happen. Havberle did not put in an ap- Pearance yesterday morning and his chief firat telaphoned and then it to hia aseistant’s home. Soon thereafter he got in communication with the ohtef of his department in Philadelphia and Inspectors were sent on. ‘The East Orange postmaster would not comment to-day on the disappear. ance of his assistant or the work that was being done in the office by his as- sistants. ‘He did aay he always reposed complete confidence {n the young man and trusted him {mplicitly in the hand- ling of the post-office funds. Haberie had worked his way from the position of clerk, He was prominent in church circles and had a homt of friends, fe a MOVING PICTURE TAKEN TO SHOW MAYOR GAYNOR WITH PRESIDENTIAL BEE, City’s Chief Executive Poses for Camera on Steps of the City Hall. “Mayor Gaynor, « leading Presidential posathility, being greeted by crowds at the City Hail” may be the title of « new set of moving pictures of the Mayor which are to be placed on exhibition. ‘The pictures were taken to-day, ‘The Mayor knew the ordeal wae com- ing and prepared himself accordingly. Xe the crowd gathered the Mayor, wear- peared on the top step alrcase of the City Hall of the main and bowed to the crowd, He slowly de- foended and stopped several times to exchange a word with @ spoctator here | and thore. He waved hie night arm in the direction of Broadway and made some comment to a aus connected with the moving picture en- terprise who acoompanied him. The camera man was ripe for the Job and declared that the pletures he hy taken of the Mayor were “beats.” eee Boy Kites by A Ten-year-old Frank Amellio uf No, 335 East One Hundred and Twelfth street, was knovked down and fatally injured by an auto truck early to-day when he attempted to cross Firat avenue at One Hundred and Sixteenth He was takep to Sydenpac, Hospi: “and hae gone! 1 cammot eay where | | thie atter-| up In the office | a to All,”" 40 Ww in ao held Shields in ing, | tent. finance tions,” #4. purview | "Jacoby thing fron me ‘all street, afternoon’ charged with jeme to defraud, by United States $3,000 bal, which orporations id I ne was one tion proo Att of ector Mayhew. mining Corporation to # manufacturing concern came within his NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, Society Woman Slashed With Knife, And Husband Who Is Now Accused “BANKER” RAIDED INWALL STREET FOR SW SHINDLING | Jacoby, Say, Used Mails in H Authorities i Scheme of Fraud. Ralph M. Jacoby, who calls himaeif an investinent banker, with offices at arrested this wing the malls He was later Commissioner Jacoby occupied dhree rooms on the, They claim that he could not do thts, seventh Toor of the Wall atreet bulld-| employing Postal Inspectors H. EB, B, Hons, under the directton of Chief Dickson, descended upon ite office thi morning and took Jacoby and his respondence to the Federal 1. The correspondence and othe Aled neven good-elsed sacks, According to the postal men, had the neatest acheme yet produced by promoters, real or alleged, Ananctal sepal to Mr. Jacoby, he had « proposition, thrift and R. G, Dun's report will at-| The postal men credit him with being worth half a milijon dollars. PROMISED TO PRODUCE FINANCE! FOR CORPORATIONS. advertined his ability stenographer. Mayhew and ding papers Jacoby for the cording business n* years of to} dexerip- “Any- all He advertised that hiv posl- wetting up tion in New York was such as to en- able him to raise all kinds of capital from $5,000 up. The Joker in his prop. osition was an advance from $106 to $300 befor done Thiy wat for incorporatl am diee| companies, pare an bach iater ¢ © fractures onal | pectuses and 4 Mtgrenuge oe bad LY fom ranging ythin, new | their pros-| H | bed Circulation Book Books Open to All,” | 1912, 18 PAGES Not decuned BEAGH NOW IN LONDON, DENES HE ATTACKED 4 rece Wied a Mrs. Beach with the New York Club- man at Prominent Hotel, Where | He Declares Charge on Which _ ’ Warrant Was Issued Is False. x SILENT ON THE MOVE ‘TO CAUSE HIS ARREST Secluded, He Carries on Conversa’ by Telephone—Crossed Ocean Wi His Wife on Liner Mauretania LONDON, “April 9.—Frederick ©, Beadh, the New York against whom a warrant has been issued in Aiken, 6. C., charging & with assault and battery with intent to kill his wife, has arrived in with bis wife, Mrs. Camilla Beach. Mr. and Mrs, Beach, who are. stay ‘lat « prdminent hotel in London, have not left thelr apartments since arrived here. Mr, Beach declined to be interviewed, but he told The sociated Press over the telephone to-day that there was “nothing in the. charges.” EAYNOR APPROVE SUBWAY ROUTES HELONGHELD UP ae | CE eworn out at Aiken, 6. C,, was recetved — here, It was sent up to Mr. Beach, Gut he returned it without any comment and again refused to grant an interview to the correspondent. tl 3 kite |ine them. | Compantes already incor- | en. porated he would a only $100 to and Mure than i aiiase tor anx cing. ‘LYNCHED BY MOB Acts Favorably on Five Sec- at Hs ‘big drawing card, of course, wae : came |the promise to raise the money for the |campanies, But alwaye the fee firat. His charge for selling stock was a com- hi ion ranging from 6 ¢o 2 per cent. It ot of record re he ever received j i tions of Proposed New B. R. T. System. i ; AFTER COURT HAD 3 a ; pc fk 38 3 e3caht Tah) apnesiaea.: thet waa'nat| G ‘nis game. Tt was the fee he was afte Mayor Gaynor to-day approved the| At Seotiang this afverncen and he told us that he had started five subway routes and connections |W? Gal@ that the Lenden police thonaands of companies in the fftesn submitted in the plans of thé B. 0. T. as boy heard anything ef o demand | soare he has been at work, You can affecting additional tratfic facilities for | Se fess gp dogs thet Beach be imagine how much he took dn, His de- Brooklyn and Queens in connection with nothing was bey fense tn that promise to sell etock isi oposed reaching out. of the bi warrant having been teoned x was only an knplied-one. When @ com Louisiana Negro, Accused of} tne pr Lopetaeyy’ i | _7ee Amenionn Mmbecsy sold Brooklyn company into the transit field of Manhattan, ‘The Mayor had withheld Mis Indorse- ment for several months, The routes and connections are part of the dual plaint came about the non-selling of stock he would write back asking how much atock the co He eays that hi but he never falle’ Writing to White Girl, Hanged at Shreveport. Tt Was abous a month age the subway eystem for the greater city ts of Jncoby began coming is to! SHREVHPORT, La, April &—Di-| They ere the Eastern Parkway route, tal authorities. ‘They came from |minaed because positive proof waa lack: |including Flatbush avenue with the Havana to Bon Franc >and from Low Angeles to Colorado and Oklahoma When the postal inspectors first they asked him to show them one pany for which he had raised capital by aciling atock or by any other methods Brighton Beach connection and the Utica avenue and Livonia avenue con- nections, Nostrand avenue route, Li- vonia avenue route, Fifty-ninth street crosstown route in Manhattan, across the Queensboro Bridge to Woodside and Roosevelt avenue route ling when arratgned in court yesterday son @ charge of having written Jetters to a young White woman, Thomas Mil ® negro, twenty-nine years old, lynched by @ mov near the city limite during the night, When the body was found to-day it was awinging from @ tree and had been riddled with bullets, aeeiaananen GRANT’S ILLNESS DENIED. WIDOW ‘FROM ARKANSAS A FREQUENT VISITOR. About four weeks ago a widow named Mra, I. 8, Wellle came here from Ros- ors, Ark, She went to Jacoby to have him finance a jand and frult company. No attempt was made to forward the | interesis of the land and fruit company, (Queens). This action of the MayOr legalizes the routes and connections, The engineers of the Public Service Commission will now officially lay out the several lines. | The glans then will go before the com- misaion @nd thence to the Board of Es timate for tinal approval, Then will come the letting of the contracts for Tt was declared that the warrant against Mr. Beach would have @worn out long before it was had nor does the widow appear to have fal-! Lieut, Marion W, Howse, one of Gen, | Construction. detective completed his Investigations: len for a Jacoby fee, Sie haa been @) Grant's atdes, called The Bvening World | ruc which ‘bes Deen, actu en onaer an steady visitor at the offloo ever since | on the telephone to-day and dictated | Qmtarte Sailore, Imjared am@ 11l,| after the mysterious ‘attack on Mra: and Jacoby told the inspectors that she | was his private secretary. She ts @ guest of the Grenoble lotel, ‘The inepectors' say that Jacoby used the Dun report to a fare-you-well In orta to get the unwary to come ugh with the fee. They say also the following statement: Taken to New London. The articles appearing in certain! NBW LONDON, Conn,, April %.—The New York newspapers a@bout Gen, | derelict destroyer Seneca came into the Grant's health are more fabrications. |harbor from Hontauk Potnt early this Gen, Grant was run down tn health and | afternoon. It was stated she had on upon the advice of hie physician ob-| board several members of the crew of tatned an ordinary leave of absence and|the burned steamer Ontario, who were Beaoh. after the knife which, it ‘ts Raaag ot Beach had carried. The GQnding of with blood staine completed the case, according to the officials, Pear! Hampton, the negress attacked |” in the Beach yard the same night as, that Mies Carrs, his stenographer, | wen, South for a reat. He gi no matied anywhere from three to forty | yyuiic address, #0 that he,would not be Mere. Resoh was, wee SGeN0 tam day, Jacoby toll the Inapec- on bond arranged by Beacn's attorneys, She ts wanted as @ witness for the State, but had refused to talk about “An official denial of a in regard to his imilar article |ers could not b+ condition Was recently Guest Hove of Ya cid ie > Joseph Fiber, a laborer in the plant “ince Mrs Beach wi WASHINGTON, | April 5 P ent] ggo,000 Fire in Trpe Fomnary. (of the American Linseed Company at|cluh and her throat slashed wi eee ere nae iil attend ia | BOSTON, April 9.-The H. C, Hanson | Wost New Brighton, Staten Island, was | knife in her yard, the subject has for New Yor whe a hal 4 attend the liype foundry, on Congress atreet, was! idiied ly to-day when he stumbled |® source of sensational gossip and Yale Clu i gale bh i od & re | gam to the extent of $60,000 by into a mixing machine. Fiber mar. | aal in the fs eee ceainpia Prides t re early this morning, The firemen | ried and lived on Maple avenue, great surprise, and the trial of the: case promises thrills in abundances, ~~ ‘Fhe city authorities three . ego employes M. S. were handicapped by close quarters and | fought the blaze from ladders and trem | adjacent butidinge —_— ot as Rae hoe 4) wort WANTS WORK WONDERS ry ze