The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1912, Page 1

| WAITERS QUIT EIGHT MORE DINING YOUNG WOMAN, CROSSED IN LOVE, SHOOTS HER Cie “ Circulation Books Open to All," / PRICE ONB OENT. Comet TELE New Vea Wend WOMANS STRANGELY SHOT IN WEST SE LABORATOR LOVED DENTST I VAN FEAR OF THE SEA DAVES GIRL MAD ONBOARD NER Brooding Over the Fate of the Titanic, She Becomes Crazed 'Ere Trip Starts, | _ WQATHER—Fair to-night and Sanday; warmer. FIN EDITION. be tai [ “ Circulation Books | Open to All,” ] 3 NEW YORK, SA TURDAY, JUNE 1, 1912. 10 PAGES EB ONE 3 PRICE ONE CENT VANIMAN AIRSHIP \Dirigible Akron Leaving FALLS INTO SEA | er Builder, Vanim ae 300 MORE WAITERS OUT an, and Mascot SAVED BY YOUTH ¢ aS anti mfr After Dive Into Inlet, Monster ADDING EIGHT PLACES: ide. sac Neate Ee a “Martha Miller” Sent to Flower Hospital With Bullet Wound , in Abdomen. HIS BROTHER IS A HERO, At Five Hotels and Three Restaus rants Servitors Quit on Signal, » but Some Stick Steadfastly to Their Jobs. \| MANAGERS CONSENT TO ’ CONFERENCE WITH MEN To Hold Arbitration Meeting Only on Condition That Hotel Men Do Not Recognize Union. . Balloon Wonderfully Success- ful in Trip Until Accident Placed All in Peril. CONSCIOUS, BUT SILENT Found in Dental Parlor of Man Who Lived in Same House as She. |, (Bpectal to The Evening World.) ATLANTIC CITY, J., June 1.— A thousand people, standing breath- less on the sands of Absecom Inlet | and watching Melvin Vaniman's| Breat dirigible balloon, The Akron, in which he proposes to cross the! Atlantic, wabbling like some mon-! strous wounded sea fowl, 500 feet above the waves, witnessed a re-| markable demonstration of courage | to-day. They saw a tiny figure detach itself from the long body of the boat-car swung below the wallowing gas b hitch itself inch by inch out along the spidery structure that holds one of the Dropellers out from the side of the car and finally atop at the very tip of the Propeller shaft and its supporting frame. While the crowd on the beach gazed aloft, unable even to cry ‘There was taken to Flower Hospital this afternoon a good-looking yousg ‘woman. On the books of the institution ahe was registered as “Martha Miller, aged thirty, a maid, ving at No, 98 ‘West Fitty-fifth street.” The police slip charges her with attempting suicide, “Sales Miller” was removed to Flower Hospital from a dental office and labora. tory jointly ocoupied by Dr. Henry W. Gillette and Dr. Leslie M. Palmer on the ¢welfth floor of an ultra-fashionabie studio apartment house at No. 140 West Fifty-seventh street. she was euffering from @ gunshot wound in the abdomen, which De. Taylor of Flower Hospital Delleves will prove fatal. FIGHTS TO ESCAPE SHIP. Second Woman Also Loses Her Mind on Pier and Attacks Attendant. DIRIGRUE, LEA THE HANGAR CUBANSIN BATTLE, | & commitice representing the striking waitters went to the Waldorf- Astoria late this afverncen where Manager Boldt acted a0 epohesmen Senorita Fernande Puertolo, a detaty formed Spanish girl of high birth, and Dovsessed of bewildering beauty of the true Castilian type, w: “We art willing 00 all times,” be sald, “to diebues individual griev. */ ences with our men, bat under no condition will we enter inte any dis eussion Feeegmitjon ef the unen, I the we are combined for _ Dr. Gillette ocqupies ea apartment I om enother floor of the studio buiki- fag. Dr. Palmer formerly Rved at No. MA West Fitty-eighth street, which ad- Gyens “Miss Miller” gave as her own at the hospital. Dr. Taylor was summoned by tele- phone to the studio apartment hou this afternoon, He found “Miss Mi! ler,” fully dressed, sitting in a chair in the toilet of the dental laboratory. Although she was perfectly conscious, she devtined to talk to Dr. Taylor or to tell him anything except her name and home address. Dr. Taylor saw no pla tol in the tollet room, The only report the police received was one made by Dr. Taylor to Doorman Mulligan, who, however, aid not enter the apartment house to ascertain any Americen liner St .Paul at her dook to-day, and she fought like a tigress to @voape from her stateroom before she should be carried out to sea on the re- turn voyage to her home in Spain. It was only after she had torn and ripped the fecos and clothing of several stew. St. Paul that she was carried down the gangplank and put In an am- ulance to be taken to the psychopathic ward in Bellevue. “Salling madness" is what the ofticere called the strange attack of hysteria which seized the young girl the minute she looked for the ship's rail and saw the water below her. But her mother, Senor Marfe Puertolo, who was alsi roughly handled in the struggle with thet peril of the midget fleur 127 REBELS KLE, 10F THEM WOMEN Government Troops Use Ar- tillery With Telling Effect in Fight Near Santiago. head, the little blot that swung between een and sky in the shadow of the gas bag fumbled and at last a rope, which had clogged the propeller blade and threatened to wreck the gr! irship, Was seen to part and fall. The watching hundreds on the beach did not know until after Melvin Vani- man had brought The Akron safely down to ite hangar that it had been the aviator's young brother, Calvin, who had crawled along thé propeller struts | and with his knife cut away the rope | entangled about the thrusting machine. | The Akron had been cutting para: ee c botas and pigeon wings in the blue) SANTIAGO, Cuba, June 1—It Is re- heavens above the hoct! roofs for an Ported to-day that a battle at Mayala hour before @ succession of accidents |"ear Pulma Soriano yeuterday resulted ve rise to the swift pulse of breath- |! a complete victory for the Govern- incident. The great, egg shaped| ment troops under Gen. Mendieta. The dag with its tiny, pendant car had ans-| mountain artillery was used with telling GOTO THE WOW, | THOU BETTIS! STUDY HER WAY AND BE WISE | Seeress Tells Girls How to en HEAD OF COUNCIL AND FORTY OTHERS IV BRDERY TRAP Detective Burns Declares Con- fessions Will Indict Officials the hotel and restaurant proprietors at (! out about three hundred additional wait strike zone to include five additional hot one instance was the strike complete. The entire statf of the Restaurant in Forty-second street walked out before noon, strike yesterday, was a seething 2 ® Gght te the finish.” The International Hotel Workers’ Union .renewed its attack om he luncheon hour to-day calling fers and cooks and extending the els and three restaurants, In only Athens The Manhattan Hotel, which lost a delegation of union cooks by the centre of excitement from noon o'clock to-day. The union officers had announced their intenti At the moment of the signal at they was obtainable calling out every waiter in the house at 1.15 o'clock. The signal given at the appointed time, but only fort call and the cafes and dining rooms were dimunition of service. 'y waiters responded to the kept open with no apparent from the management, , antic Ci hattan @ similar signal was given| and ot the facts. Reporters were denied ad-|t%® orszed sir, auld the cause of herlwered tho hand of Melvin, Vanimen |cther ! Catch Hubbies, Th of Atlantic City. Rants Giapa, Wetihee waane hice At the Hoek ears were cate mission to the building and the tele-| ina nay.” outbreak Jey jceeber than} the aetral helmsman, as perfectly as| One hundred and twenty-n atch Hubbies, Then Lady Wettare and tan cooler are sald-to have | arnt (ne iota Weleots in Woat Zhieye a d + Bho had been reading everything| would a dainty launch on a still lagoon. ichiaah @ F | et e ¥ walters and eight phone operative refused to Dut UPS tele | ovinted about the disedter that over:| Cheer after cheer tose trom tne crowds | wa. ie Aiea Women ame tAa's » Sleuth Pinches Her. (Special to The Evening Wortd), afruck in this hotel, but no information| cooks walked out at a signal given’ iy Phone connection with either Dr. Gillette} whelmed the Titanic, and she eried oui | that had rushed out of the hetele ecl 7 snekn: wore. Killed ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June L—W.| San who walked into the restau or Dr. Palmer, declaring both were out. | in her sleep that the dead hande-of the| beach resorts at the tiret word that} Palma Sorluna is on the river Cauts, J. Palmer, real estate agent, is the ahorily after 1 o'clock. There w At No. 28 Weat Hiny-Afth street | Titanic's victims were waiting in the| Vaniman was slicing the sunlight hien | Hear the centre of Oriente province, and) Here is a recipe of Mme. Adeline | latest . ob 8 Sal adequate to serve the din which “Mise Miller” gave as her home| ocean pathway to aelge her ang’ pen uo. wbout twenty miles northweat of Sun-| prepreg S, : ae] intest man to confess his complicity maining and the management a: Ebereve, ure. X. Hatlok hes an apart- | cera, oe Mslmseitas Phen ariavnine aa: Ai. | Hees, Hagman, aeeress and card reader, on in the “concrete boardwalk’ graft case, {ta guests that the service would ment on the second floor. Residents of | Gini Gogg INTO FRENZY ag| antic City, out over the inlet, Vaninan | Gen, Monteasud smiandanlnschis @ girl of uncertain years may win} which has Involved bers of the close to the usual standard by the ba- other apartments in the building de- SHE AWAITS SAILIN decided to give his gulde rope a testing, | Of the Government forces, this morning !% OY man: City Council, Detective Willlam J, ner hour to-night, K clared that both a ‘Miss Miller” and Dr, aie © : 1a. ‘The wind was freshening and he believed | 0fdered two hundred men to Sigua an “Be a@ little forward. Hurns has also given out the names At the Filth Avenue Restaurant’ tn Palmer roomed with her, but they knew ea a Puerto! ois te dquahter of Al that the tong rope, with the 100-pound| Bacana, small towns on the southen! “Do as widows do. of Alderman George W. Carmany, the Fifth Avenue Bullding forty union nothing about them. Efforts to gain aa a coe aiave Pac sede pene weight, would act as a stabilizer, He | coast duat east of Dalquiri, and about] “When a man gently huga hug him president of council, and Harry Mulock A waltere who were showing . silane uf cosg to the Hallock sbertunmel rover | oh siueeslonsa anes ite idirl had beng | £8¥8 Orders to his brother Calvin to iwenty net he are cgantlawo, to ‘lls | back with vigor and determination, and John Donnelly, tn Addition to the #) waiting for a signal were discharged umevailing. Neither the noe A aor | eee ee Bellevue, Upon the| {282 Over the welght and play out the al Le Reva 5g Hegde threat) “widows are more forward than old| five implicated yeaterday, and walked out. At the Victoria Hotel, the telephone was answered. [death of her father, three year ame | FOP% ; , in tA ioinity jmaids and young girls, and that's the| Palmer, {t appears, acted aw a go-| ° 7 Twenty-seventh street and Broadway, There were so many mysterious tn: -| In some way the rope which the| Mosording to @ report received here | netween between membera of th twenty-five walters and f ki cldenga connected with the shooting |{N witow and daughter travelled tol younger man cast Out became entangled | to-day, Coltisver ‘Wheeler, an American, |/¢##0n they cop the mo. first.” cl had the Bison eRe coat License Bureau Breaks Every lon strike at 190 glock. ee” “Oe 4 that Detective Burgess was detailed to | Catiforia, where distant relativon lived | with the planes of one of the three |who Owns @ saueh mos Daianisi, hae] Tt Was. Mrs, Teatella Goodwin, the] toot actors, and ibis cele im ome he : ‘be FLATIRON BUILUIN 4 unravel them. sntonded Thelt ati ere thay, stayed on An! propellers in the outhanging’ bambo» | been captured by the seleie nee ions lady sleuth of Headquarters and her-| sion throws further lighton operations Record With 180 Couples A WATER Miss Miller, or Mueller, for some time |¢*' fal og ee Poona Crced: receptly | rigging of the car through Calvin's mis- | for ransom, self @ widow who was the one to re-|ot the graftera, ecor -ouples MATEUR WAITRESSES... Lf had been a governess and teavher in ‘Thay arrived here 0 few aed ies ana pencils of ane Rhee taalanily neue Sunbont Pag h Penpeinedio® celve this sterling recipe from Mme,] Burns promises to reveal the protecs in Two Hours Pease ly Behe: A hese mss private families. She was sald to have y aoe ne: cere, OO’ te He Eroveter | Dainln to-day O0t Mia nob innd mare| Aaidies @husedar, whan she Gea, to| tion given gamblers in every section bai )uaee afory's : residerant Ja ; been a woman of considerable beauty, | Purchased Arat rant pbasgase on the] mash to splinters and the great sphe- | ines, Firing continued all wight arcana Mme. Adeline's parlors of the future at | the city by the elty government and Flatiron Building struck at 1.90 ofcipta, /_ @@tcation and refinement. It was re- | PT" ; Fp ape salbcnad eignoe Dur-| roid sway crazily and begin a rapid de-| the Dalquirl mines, whore the Govern: | 9, 1606 Lexington avenue | T' Mme. | Hove Just how much money was weekly sa They marched out to the music ; ported that she was preparing to return ae a Ponte aa una scent to the water, ment bas a.etrong detachment, Al Qasine ang ter hiveenh Done Harry | 4oled out to politicians for protection.| At noon to-day Stuart Harris, the|Marsellaise, Many of the gueste ta to her home in Germany some time dur- | 3° here oricren 4 ‘ wom ine) A power boat which had been} sergeant of rurales was killed in the Herman, have conducted a fo tune | Graft in the award of licenses to saloon! Saturday Cupid of Clerk Scully's Mar-/ in and waited on themselves and > t aay Creasing nervousness and the dread of| cruising in the Inlet under the airship, | fighting. minera won : men {s also to be brow c telepho: on Jo: . {ng the coming week, and that she had | deh en ee he foundry and genere! occult store ter also to be brought out. To get! riage License Bureau, mopped hie p ° and a dozen girls Ba SEAGmE bet tranks for the eae, the eps weighed upon her heavily, Yes-| waiting for just such a possible con- | their work and the mines Probably will twenty-four years undisturbed, Mrs, {this latter evidence the operatives wore wnly4 ‘brow, gaged fondly at the tast| {he office force were pressed in ds wal > Serer ! i r be closed to-mé ew American | i : 01 o buy iy ng brows sos of 1 >, The mystery surrouhding the shoot- (Continued on Second Page.) | Hageaey, Bus at all speed for the sree | Re, closed: tornorcowst Thy A Mt) Goodwin got a card and palm reading | freed 0 buy & part interest in @ cafe. deat of June brides, threw) Tesses They gave suca good math ing was not cleared up until Detective oe Meer a where the crlopied monster would a @ {Consul Mr, Holliday, lett this morning | Lon geom Brot, torre and Mme. Adel. | Election debauchery at the last general |! & mee door of his little sanctum | t&t Manager Musa announced he w. ‘ the wai in the boat were Harry | for Daiquiri to investigate the ‘on | og Poet [election 1s also on the proj open the wire doo um di ‘ Burgers demanded admission into the i i Iné, Then to-day she went around wit Programme to a place the strikers with waitresses 4 dentist's apartment | NATIONAL LEAGUE. | Cook, Proprietor of the Seapide Houso; | there, which ts considered criti It} warrants {oF Doth and pinchen ira’ | come under the searchlight. “The detec, | and exclaimed ; ,| have been promised by an employments ba . old that Miss Milleh had | — | Leonard D, Alger, Charles Tomlinson, | js expected that will return here 4 tives declare they have evidence of re-| “The best day's work of my life!) 7. i Heswas told that " ad at NEG VOR | A. T, Bell of the Hotel Chalfonte, and | wines mort {ble etternt Before Magistrate Hermann, in the | fing vate: Buying ond aeerel oh Here's @ record. One Hundred and * kno’n Dr. Palmer for some time and ~ & ve e h w jort this afternoon, tourt, Mrs. Goodwin testifieg | eating voto buy and general thag- ne anager Brennan of the San Het $ 4 Mee wie ii tcarain Wie Renan COURS | who tended the engine and| "rhe United States gunboat Nashvitie arian Sain A dbling's een kery on the part of members of the|elghty Heenses tn two hours one 800] 5 tamiiy: hotel Ta elena pi : Ist never had reciprocated at Nipe Buy has noc landed : Kuehnle machine. one-half minute, The best previous shi i : ; ee cenat ee Ata 9200 ™ The after tip of the big Kas bag HIt|The Spunish-Amerioan Iron lending the bashful. UNGILMAN TO TI | Grd waa 143 in two hours, Did you ace BOtced that his walters were acting er affections. Hey vttentions to him, Magistrate Herman ho | LL HOW HE though they were expecting a al be ty igre xtous When | GIANTS— jie water with a amasi, sending Up a] tag asked for the protection st Ita | pr ee! Foripann_who {8 an (ta “FIXED” THINGS, | them? Hi, ho, hum—but there were | | at Piha» wr mgd wae sald, beeame sv obnoxtou 1 h 4 iy e je bachelor, chuckled at the 2 | ‘ o e 80 i f Y they lived in the Hallock apartment 123838 ~ Saud of aorey ani part ae siructure | property, valued at $5,000,000, at elton, HIagy sleuth's testimony and then ‘ne Iman Phoebus will be the atar|*9me Peaches amene; see Now, far i When. goat: of Uae amen give up his room | e oma ly beneath was si | near Nip Bay, | sudden!: interrupted, when the en © up. He) the baseball game, ep, the beast day Wore out.of teat ae i Bi “4 and move to part of the aty, | AT BROOKLYN. j merged, slightly damaging one of the! Luis Gomes, who is charged with bee! Me eect he eld, i'w Fad Just how he “Axed” thingu with|ever-Dut, my friends, it was a labor of | Nore out of the dining room Mr. & ran This morning Miss Miller went to the | CINCINNATI— guiding Planes, The little power boat! ing an important conspirator in the |aadnwasakiion ace / nat 49! money given him by the Burns men, | love and’ eat alia ye sFeegeh fi s! ducked in under the shadow of the| revolt, was arrested while. atte “rth 8 Just how much each man got o Cupid Harris warded off two books| “kel all who were union men to step denta! office and -asked to fee Dr, 006000100-—7 jp 2 attempting | “Judge, 1 guess they all hug back," . a8 Bot out of the ba out and show themselves, Fifteen of s petune » he 4 oh | wallowing balloon and tts crew riskedlig embark on the steamer Jull ror | far Shes ack." | award of the two-miliion-dollar dj in-/and a bundle of licenses and made his i c he sh Palmer. He refused to see her and she “ ‘ . 4 for! matd Mrs. Goodwin the twenty walters atepped out ana than went away. In the afternoon, however, |BROOKLYN— thelr lives ¢o catch lines thrown to! santo Domingo, Other Important ar-| Both the professor and his wife ¢| we canal contract and the annual “dis-| escape, The documents he left behind ' th ise she returned. No one knew she was in 0 2.0 0 1 0 0 0 O— 8| them by the men in the atrship, [rests including those of two high off |held in $0 bail and for violation of the| tivutlon” for awarding “right” other|snowed that cut of the. 180 Mvonsex On Steppiis, My. Brenkan. ore Mee oiiiding until arenbt wes beard iat ——___ As the men in the motDrboat were) ciais, ure expected, tt Ig suid. |Iaw prohibiting fortune telling small contracts will feature his testl:| granted only two of the contracting A a A li rele amt the tollet und Miss Miller woe found| AT PHIL | hasinw Be tase ee, whee. kept the) HAVANA, June 1.—The Government ——~ many ; Darties had previous divorce papers. | Nt Of the Rotel. | 4 a Bees one Me neh El | URGH— jon clo er, those in the | received u despatch from Santinge a Jurns's statement implicating Car- f the applivente were above ere | an agent of the union ¢ there, pint! | eked 9 can A MTTSD Ral. Mirah tried desperately to ettect re- Wise crane att fam, Satago car cae a ulvck and. Donnelly follows: | Three of the applicants wore above sixty | 8 Yt In the hospital this g “~ [patra by cutting away the splintered | ioited there that the column, pe e | au citigens bere have made r 4 7 Re Steps looking to the submission to doa) of querti-ping by the physicians, | PHILADELPHIA— biade of the damaged propellor, All the| Valiente und Col. Vaillant anne 2 Yo MC _ PRINCE up thelr minds to rid Auantio City, of| gers StViPHNE youtha and girls In snort) wiation of the dispute between the Mips Miller ad that she was in 202 — | tHme the viack shadow above kept sway-| \ioaiy yesterday. morning then, yy i Bo. | all wratters, whether officeholders, | 2° ; ., | International Hotel Workers’ Union and Jove with Dr. Palmer. but that he never ing and straining in the freshened! tinuing into the evening, The wiyct, | London Hears Report of Big Be-| th, free | Gemblere or thelr iike| , ares Say Stuart put in all right”! ino” soto) and restaurent BeOnnaneen? had reciprocated her affections, and that 1 wind, ey morn the ie mauler? | quest by Sir Julius C. Wernher, | nat intest the city every pn, 4g etated Kdward W. Hart, who before go- taken to-day by John J, Bealin when he refused *h'e afternoon to see AMERICAN LEAGUE, Suddenly, when the men were in the |-pne josses und scone of the ’ ‘ ae 4 matter of fact the city itself has nto the matrimonial business was! cr*the State Board of Arbitration ape he Loss scene he battle : De Be 4 her she shot herscif. When askes {¢ AT DETROIT, midet of making repairs, a gust of jot given . pare Head of De Beers Syndicate, imposed upon, Men who are supposed | Coroner and knows something about | pimnothy Hey, resident of the Inters phe ad contvapiaicd first shooting the!) ain wnpe ' wind shot the gas-filled envelope up- | LONDON, June L-—Sir Julius Charles) to protect the clty have in reality pro. | Vita! statistics, “June brides! I wonder |, al Brotherhood of Stationary fontist sine vecused i tala fa ~ | ward, Tomligaon, who was one of the Wernher, head of the De Heers Dj d the crooked gamblers, There 1g/hOW many of them of the broiler Or) men and a. muuber of the Civic jen| | Lah y * ae i 0 “~~ | motor boat crew holding to the ate and of the firm to be no more of that tender variety swore they were twenty! eration. After several hours of DETROIT— 4d not let go in time, t who died in Lon- This investigation has extended ¢,/one years ae an how many ot the old work Mr. Realin and Mr, Healy r fia a is reported to have left ~ = or aged variety swore they were ontinued on Fourth Page.) tentatively arranged @ conference det. Q 0 i #8 415,000,000 to charity, Ween & committee of the Hotel Ment” heir twenties?” ate (Continued on Fourth Page.) | C7 § Ww