The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1912, Page 2

nance ETE TTA OIE ROS AAT GR Cee Tr a crag AR New a mC ‘ J THE EVENING WORLD, THUESDAY, AUGUST 165, LID IS PUT ON VICE ‘BOY BEGS FATHER \TAFT'S VETO TIES 1912, the heels of President Taft's two vetoes of the wool and steel tariff bills, a Tesolution proposing a gonstitutional amendment to curb the President's veto Dower was introduced to-day in the ‘of the Members of the Grand Jury maine unsolved. The prison authorities read the statement of Sam said they had not changed Rose and his made at Hot Springs, in companions to other cells than those he denounces the confession of they have been occupying since they Rose as untruthful in important were transferred uptown from the The published confession of Tombs, Rex Beach, the Famous Author, Rose in to-day’s Fvening World r ally what ho told the Grand fs Geemed advisabie by the Grand that Schepps be heard in a com- @tatement of what he knows about the murfer before indictments are re- Qurmed. It is not likely that Schepps Be brought before the Grand Jury than next week. events leading up to the murder will eemMiet with the accounts of Rose and he im- dt turns out, Schepps Is the main- of the prosecution at this time. , the District-Attorney has at ‘Maat @ Gosen other witnesses, including | Wer @ewitnesses of the killing of Rosen- | room, with dotectives at their elbows, who have not as yet appeared | “Whitey” Lewis, “Dago Frank” Cirofel before the Grand Jury. Their testimony far ard establishing the eorroboration. After the Grand Jury had refused to Gia indictments there was a lengthy @emference between the jurors and As- sivtant District-Attorney Moss. Then “Bridgie” Webber was catied as @ ‘witmess and remained in the Grand Vedoudtediy Schepps's account of the, BECKER ALONE NOT ARRAIGNEO BEFORE COURT. ‘The stage wae all net for the Cor- oner'n inquest when Coroner Feinberg agreed to a postponement. The jury, with Daniel Frohman as foreman, was in the jury box, and eight prisoners Were lined up in the enclomure in front of the bench in the court room of Part V., General Bessions, which had been taken over for the occasion. The other jurora were Arthur Heinze, Clinton Graham, John Harsen jr, George W. Graham, A. T. Bowen, W. L. Ferris, W. J. Meighan, J, Borden Harriman, Harry F. W. Duryea and J. W. rest in New York wan Lisut. Becker, who was already under indictment. Resides the five brought down from Side prison, there were in the IN TENDERLOIN TILL) TOKILL HIM AFTER “Be Good” Until Excite- ment Blows Over. One Hundred Places Flourish- and William Shapiro, the chauffeur of the murder car. Assietant District-Attorney Moes, representing Mr. Whitman, asked for an adjournment éf one week. Harford Marshall, counsel for Jacob Reich, alias it it would do any good, I suppose we'll have to stand for whatever is done.” ing Within Fey Blocks, Says Member of Force. ‘The Tenderloin has been ordered to Close the biinda and padlock the doors Until the excitement over the present vice crusade begins to smoulier and die CRUSADE SUBSIDES) HE SHOOTS SISTER Disorderly Houses Ordered to| Bullet From Rusty Rifle Lad “Didn’t Know Was Loaded” Ends Her Life. MANY STILL RUNNING.|HE HIDES ALL NIGHT. Then Youthful Slayer Ap- pears at Door of Home and Falls on Knees to Father. Eleven-year-old Barney Napoll, who shot and killed his nine-year-old alster, Josephine, while playing with a rifle in the yerd back of thelr home at No. #7 UPFEDERAL FINDS HTS AT CONGRESS President, Disapproving Appro- Priations Bill, Refuses to Shoulder Blame. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—President Taft returned to the House with a veto Message the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appropriation bili because of its amendments to abolish the Commerce Court and limit the tenure of office of civil service employees to seven years, The Cabinet read and approved the President's message early to-da: Tho President's veto ts sure to extend the session of Congress. Some member of the House believe the bill can Passed over his disapproval as were thé Woo! and steel tariff bills. None of the leaders, however, think that would be House by Representative Stephens, | Democrat of Nebraska, It provides that & bare majority, instead of two-thirds of the House and Senate may override & veto, “I am prompted by the flagrant vi lation of the epirit of our Government by the President in his recent and nu- Merous vetoes,” said Mophens. “There are few instances in our history where & President has used his veto power to an extem more drastic than President Taft. George Washington only vetoed two acts. Taft has exceeded the rec- ords of all Presidents in the Aret forty years of our history. “The President has changed by the arbitrary use of-his veto, a representa- tive into @ monarchial government. The arrogance of the President fh his assumption of knowlege is not a marker to the arrogance that would be shown by the man now leading the | ‘Bull Moose.’ If this veto power is not Amited {t only needs a man like Roose- velt to trample the daylight out of the spirit of the republic. possible in the Senate. dury rocm for twenty minutes. He | @OWwR. A ten-day notice has been served | Lind street, Brokiyn, last event 01 ff . followed Sm: “I don't object to informing gou,” me effect of Mr. Taft's veto of the abe” hese and cm cage sohinee Mee, Sao, “that your ctient|°™ Si! vicious resorts that tolerance ts | came home parly to-day and begged bill to-day t# to hold up his own pi in Stace’ hese x ned benenenar ie ogee fo longer purchasable and that aj! man- | father to kill him. that of every member of Congress, every The mending place conducted 2 correspondence w' the Grand Jury, We ate pentealt? Rer and form of police protection has| The boy had fled after the shooting | Federal Judge and every employee of gs P Bohepps was « fugitive. The last wit- ness of the session wes Max Hoohatim ef the cast aide. BECKER'S COUNSEL JUBILANT OVER GRAND JURY'S STEP. Counsel for Lieut. Becker were jubi- fame when they learned of the action of fe Grand Jury. They hold that the indictment found against Becker at (He night session was illegal and are Rew prepared to push motions for dis- Be-day'e action by the Grand Jury completed our case and indictinents will s00n be returned.” This, amounting to an official an- nouncement, that the Grand Jury was after him, staggered Reich, He had heard the report but had refused to be- Neve it. When the Coroner announced the inquest adjourned Reich eat with hig head bowed in his hands, Immediately on the conclusion of the proceedings before Coroner Feinbers, Ronse, Webber and Vallon were hurrrid to the Grand Jury room to wind up the realising and the trend during the first hour was generally toward lower ranges. Fractional concessions were recorded in Union Pacific, Reading, Copper and St. Paul. Subsequent transactions had a tend- ency to simmer down, while prices of the leading features ruled fairly steady. Lquidation was tn progress through out the afternoon period. Readin Union fic, Steel and the Copper sues were under continual pressure Which depressed prices to about the lowest of the day at closing time, Net oases of over 1 point were numerous Im practically all leading securities “Bridgie" Webber, Louis Libby and Jacob Giles “Jack Bullivan” were all from the West Side Prison to the Courts Bullding to-day in Palice Department auto van, They were 4m quatody of seven Headquarters detec- ‘ives, in command of Capt. Cooney. A email crowd saw their removal from the Prison. HN | MYSTERIOUS PANTOMIME . AT PRIGON OF INFORMERS. While Rose, Webber, Vallon, Reich and Libby were in a! nce on the Coroner's bearing and the Grand Jury tmvestigation to-day there were mys- terlous doings around the West side The Closing Prices, Prigen. Soon after the prisoners de- Q Barted for downtown Lawyer James M, | gh st tet shane af ouparn! Wis his @uilivan, counsel for Rose, appeared vi “igh Low. Last, changes, With Morris Rose, “Jack's” brother, | ABs, Cover . ee Me Sné © myeterious individual who con- a) Ca ea x @usted himecif like a sleuth, ay Sy Kk In and out of the prison, up and down $ ime ato around the ‘s 4 and back ES again fared the three visitors. Some- | Ste ot at times they manocuvred separately, | ¢ 339 Hf sometimes in a group, Mr, Sullivan ap- % peared to pay particular attention tw aka an i Persons entering or leaving the prison ag 192 nA was seen several times earnestly Ba fe Peering toward the tier on which the Wy 183 =] etl of Mis client is located. ta Ma Reporters tried to find out what it|% Hee jee — Was all about. Mr. Sullivan was mute, 1g 10g — 1 whioh is not his normal state. He re- H Then (ie 1 fused to answer when he was asked if ty at the had deen informed that dictagraphs ae ath OF telegraphones would be planted in the | Hut RY ste aint qUarters of the informers during their | U. ee m if} @beence, He was silent when asked $f | [if fie, Me: 83 gt 4 he feared that emissaries of the gunmen | Vin. Cam, Chem.’ 48% 68 48! of the east side would hide neur the| *Adranee,_ —Derline Prison and take a shot at Kose and frem downtown, Sullivan disappeare4, Morris Rose and the mysterious @trenger faded away a few moments tater. Emerson Thorpe, eleven years old, of No, 181 Castleton avenue, West New Brighton, was drowned to-day at the foot of Arietta street, Tompkinaville, A big crowd of schoolboys were in swim- off the pier. ‘The ‘Thorpe boy, who 4 not awim, worked his way out on on to Ww: hh them. A log ier him he disappeared, The other boys tri in vain to reach him. The crew of the U. 8 reveyue ‘The wife of "“Britgie’ Webber and “Bridgie's” brother, Herman, were waiting for him at the prison when he Pack. Mrs. Webber talked earnestly pi Son her husband, who appeared to sae ly Worried, and then with © i: gies” brother, She was heard to say te Herman Webber: A a deen withdrawn. This applies to the many disorerty Places in the immediate vicinity of the West Thirtieth, West Thirty-seventh, West Forty-seventh and West Sixty- sixth street stations, as well as to all Of the lees pretentious and wide-open resorts in obscure side streets and dim alleys. Police Commissioner Waldo yesterday had his oficial attention drawn to the fact that three disorderly houses were openly distributed in the Tenderloin. RESTRICTIONS ON HOUSES ARE FEW WEST OF BROADWAY. There is an even loi row of such houses on Weat Fortieth street, running in an unbroken line toward Eighth ave- nue. The same tenants have dwelt in thie row for fifteen years unmolested. Thore are certain restrictions, however, such as maintaining @ closed front until 8 P. M. and keeping the blinds closed at all times, As you go westward from Broadway in the Tenderloin the restric. tlons are not so severe, There ts @ resort on Forty-fourth street, east of Broadway, which has a connection with an adjoining so-called hotel. Neither of these resorts has an all-night license, but they are as wide open as an old-time Nevada gambling house until 6 A. M. SHUTDOWN ONLY TEMPORARY, RESORTS ARE ASSURED. ‘The tip to slow down has been dis- seminated among the hundred or more disorderly houses strewn through the west side from Forty-second street to Seventieth street, Notices have also been sent to the great number of ao- called massage pariors, The same can be eaid in the case of alx or seven score resorts between Seventieth and One Hundred and Tenth atreet, on the west side, not neglecting a doxen places in the Immediate neighborhood of the Weet Sixty-eighth atreet station. The proprietors of all these resorts have been assured suspension will be merely temporary, When the Becker matter has been disposed of and there | 1m a taling off in public interest, traftic may be resumed ae it has been wont ever since the building up of the “sys. tem.” Barbarossa Tho finest beer brewed. ? a eutter Seneca went ashore and recov- ered the body with grappling hooks the mystery wae it re-|afier two hours’ work, “Ble bas got to do it. You must make do i." and hid in @ vacant lot, fearing he would be arrested and sent to prison. From his hiding place, he had seen the ambulance drive up to the door of his home and take the dying child away. ‘He could also see his parents dr! after the ambulance, and la! them return and begin a frantic search for him, It was ter they had abandoned their search, that the boy Dlucked up the cou: to return home and the moment his father opened the door for him he threw himself on his knees. the United States Courts. have proposed a plan of passing a rei lution to extend all last year's app: Priations to Dec. 2 and adjourn C Gress without passing the measure, Mr. Taft's message was strong in its condemnation of the way Congrgess had attached special legislation to an annual appropriation bill. 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Funeral from the of Bt. Francia De Bales, 90th st. and Lexing- ton ay., Friday at 10 A, M. FRANK.—-Suddenly at Haines Falls, Aug. 1%, 1012, JAMBS C, FRANK, Wuneral from the Church of Evangellat Conception, Haines Falls, Friday 10 A.M, HEWITT.—At her residence, Ringwood Manor, N. J., SARAH AMELIA HEWITT, widow of Abram 3, Mewitt, aud daugh- ter of Peter Cooper, in eighty -eece ond ye n Chureh services All Soul's Church, cor, 4th av, and 20th at, 10,30 A, M, Bate Aug, 17, It is requested ne flow- HELP WANTED—FEMAL| NOGRAT Playwright and Sportsman, Praises Tuxedo Tobacco REX BEACH Famous Author, Playwright and Sportsman “Tuxedo Is the Only Tobacco I Can Smoke With Entire Comfort,’’ Says Mr. Beach. old employers testify that no one ever handled a geng of rough min2rs—outlaws and semi-outlaws every one of them—as young Beach. “And he never grafted a penny, either,” they proudly add, Beach finally struck a paying min- ing venture of his own, but his greatest gold mine was not discov- Tuxedo has made pipe smoking because Tuxedo is the ONLY tob irritates the mouth, nose or throat. ime, especially when I am climbing, and i page to help my throat.’ “That was all. | tried Tuxedo— wouldn't smoke another. I’ve stayed with it since. I've smoked it in sub- Arctic Alaska, I’ve smoked it at Panama. I smoke it everywhere, They certainly have made one fine tobacco in Tuxedo.” possible to thousands of mete acco that never bites, nor Hundreds of well known physicians, orators, actors, lawyers, singers, lecturers, ministers and other public testify that Tuxedo not only gives th the keenest pleasure but exercises a good influence on the throat. Tuxedo has many imita- tors. None of them has yet discovered the “Tuxedo pro- cess.” Tuxedo remains unique, unrivalled, Handy Bags, inner lined with moisture proof paper . 5c Convenient tin, curved to a's fit the pocket J speakers em halts the investigation into Rosenthal’s| evidence.in the murder indictments. The! running within one block of the Weet |" . ‘ ment. sarder. In the meantime the District-|frat two had teetited before the Grand | rorty-seventh atrect station. ‘There was iciea ap tee oan, Sus tee maine President defended the Com- little as £0 cents, “Certainly, 1 smoke Tuxedo,” ered until after his return to the Attorn proceed vigor 4 igh ‘e Court ‘ous! f, i, Sta H ‘1 Riiork oc seovton tho San annie pearance vatore Saal boty. “7 nothing sensational in this news to only fooling and didn't know there was | Opposition to it came from these eat said Rex Beach to the first question |States. Accidentally he drifted into probing those acquainted with the Tenderloin. | 4 cartridge in the rife, had not been in sympathy with its di e t to him by the Tuxedo inter-|Short story writing. His success was @ closely allied with the actual murder. |WILL TRY ONE OF THE REAL! on west Thictioth atreat, just of aiztn| The father took the boy in his arma|rini,not een In sympathy with ite de- te Se eae a tinstank °H lly and. ‘As The Evening World announced a SLAVERS FIRST. avers, there foe tow of ate discederiy | 084 neither of the IMtle chaps parents |" “When It’ ie thotght wise bo eein: eulisks ard viewer. Mr. Beach was tinkering fae + He wrote natural Week ago there is considerable doubt | ate, Whitman announces that one of | n, Herder | awoke harshly to him. When he could | gress to include in general supply bilts| 64 East 28rd St., near Fourch Ave, | with the engine of his 60 h. p. motor |¢@Sily, and the Americgns find in the District-Attorney’s office as to bOW | the men charged with the actual mur- ses, that have been run in @ com-| taik coherently he told them @ boy had|important substantive legislation, and 27 West 84th St., bet. 6th and 6th Aves, 7 * e . his novels and stories a Digness and ‘Webber and Vallon, the three Daratively wide open manner for the| given him a rusty old rifle, which he|the Executive cannot approve such leg- West 1: ‘St. boat as it lay at the dock at Manana, : far Rove, Gor of Rosenthal probably will be put » near Lenox Ave, 5 ; freeness and joyousness that ine informers, will go in aiding in the graft}on trial fret, either “Dago Frank" |aet ten years, and this locality ts not Bad sition be teak ef the telation, it Pen cea te 42 Columbus Ave., 8ist and 82nd Sta, |the novelist’s beautiful summer spires and enlivens. Investigation. These ipree Jeera penal “fog |Ciroficl_or “Whitie” Lewis, He has od © dieck from the Tenderloin ets | iis sven mnow how te Work fen tii [ene reaponmiDility cor donee ee ‘up| 19 Nassau St., near John St. |nome on Lake Hopatcong, New Jer- “I became acquainted with Tux nesses have succeeded ¢ re of |eeve? witn @ to the shooting and tad was “fooling” with it, he said, when | propriation of the necessary expenses 1009 Broadway, near Willo’b; Bklyn |sey. A husky, man-size calabash do the last ti 1 t after beai themselves a pledge of a measu to |A¥@ Witnesses to testify as to those/ONE HUNDRED FLOURIGHING| hia sister put her head out of the t) run the Government cannot rest upon 489 Fulton St., opp. A. & Diya aad fs edo the last time I went after rs Soitnce cay matters not involves in the [eneased in the murder, He says Be] HOUSES STILL RUNNING, window and made faces at him, calling | the Bxecutlve, but must be put where ee and a green tin of Tuxedo on atup in Alaska,” said the novelist. to in raj tin soldier. elongs, upon the majority in each ‘ fi rh be ac the Gna i wha ven, see = fll corto’ ee a mater af nad desieeas| hte Da gk <Seuaphile' apie MOUS ct Contos Take Lee Comma 6o7 Broad St., near Hahne’s, Newarls | seat near the engine were silent wit erat wanted Uta get a pee have reached them that | "sree ome Mienied today that he| ming to-day, or there baste running | eral times,” said the boy, “and clicked |from the ordinary course and united —=|nesses to the smoke habits of the |few bearskin rugs to match the blue hey aust not go beyond the murder | 414 the story of Burns's finding the| lect night, more than one hundred the trigger, Dut nothing | happened. {OUR on sepedp Hatton. Will! aipendnvents author of “The Ne’er-Do-Well,” |draperies of a morning room. Blue @f Rocsmthal and the events ieedins WD |~pig Three” was untrue. He said: flourishing disorderly houses between | something exploded and ane ay ne: |‘°othe Importance and absolute necer- “The Spoilers,” “The Barrier,” “The | bears are about as plentiful as icicles te tt, It te noted that in “Jac 3 | ..“t waa misquoted tn being made to #87 | wenty-third and Forty-second streets, | of the windon.” sity of furnishing funds to maintain ilver Horde,” “Going Some” and |" the Hotel Knickerbocker roof in abtished confession, he makes 19} there was no truth in the statement. It] )o0 op Sixth avenue, This estimate| The dullet entered the child's brain |#"4 operate the Government cannot be Bie aoe Bee ater aia August, and Joe, my guide, and I Sacer scar lapcnd'tn evattng. Aa| “celui” trae that Detective Burnt] Tos’ Sieiahed ‘by a” man’ coancora| S24 fie ied. to. noue, itar ‘on the [te by ihe Coflrens (0 force upon the aoe driercth mee and wovnee [Retry wore out Several pair of per } Teported to me that he was on the ting table of t rman ital, " i is : ad for Webver and Vallon, they have pro-| cr inene three and that he hoped to be| With the Polloe Department. In the | 9% charge will be made against the boy, lesisiation which he cannot conscien- gripped American men and women fectly good legs and arms climbing fessed ignorance of the charge that | apie to land them. I do not know what|@ame district, there are from three|as the police are satisfied the tragedy Hem xaeratieely opposed to the eboik by their vividness, fascination and|the Alaskan Mountains and lugging @ertain Inspectors and Headquarters | he nas unearthed against thom, but I| to five hundred lsted flats, whose| ¥2* Ourely accidental. tion of a court because its decisions humor, our young cannons in and out of Officials shared in graft collected from | must say that this is not the first time| occupants thrive on vice, but who, Baby Weigh. may not always meet the approval of a Rex Beach, the novelist, is great | canyons that made even the moun- Gambling houses. T have hoard of the alleged activities of / it is stated, are not subjected to police | One” Wetahe ben majority of the legislature. It ts in- aaa : rea poy 2 SCHEPPS STARTS EAST WITH | the tro. Their names have drdbde4 UD | sraxe-d ” GRAND JUNCTION, Col., -—|troducing a recall of the judiciary because Rex Beach, the man, is|tain goats nervous. ‘WOMEN'S SYMPATHY. in every big case that was off-color.” cain “Mother and baby are doing fine" was| which in its way is quite as objection- great. Big, handsome, clear-brained| “Nights we were good and tired. Pam Gehepps, the crony of Rose,| The District-Attorney was informed tie teen tate ee street, not} the information siven ut from the|sble a the ordinary popular method tte OT aaneerous i |—Rex Beach is typical of the best| And 1 wanted to smoke a pipe, but "4 " renth av. ithin » Wife of |P) J sequi + . + 4 Sarto far Now Tors trom Hot Springs, | (bet a Hove gradually “petered out | 5) so ante view SAL Wak aaue, Wie caee Ulex —-—— walting or rubbing. Just touch of this continent has produced. Asan]! could not, because 1 had never repel cg ome paghe Poorremgaryy “24 IP that toward | SeVenth otrest etation, there io @ sim: y toa toy Whose welgnt was | SCORES TAFT IN MOVING @ ARMEN amateur sportsman - found a tobacco ‘Thomas as Process Server Stewart of | the end Becker took house after house| story building that has been notoriously oo walened alaste one CURB ON VETO POWER he captured about | “7 have smoked Tuxedo in| that would not the District Attorney's office. The dis- | eway from him—Jack Reich, alias Bulll-| wide open for a decade, Night and day the weight of the child te] c= ebepiireteners Complexion Powder all the prizes in | sub-Arctic Alaska, at Pana-| burn my mouth tate that quite @ collection of rem inthe standing of te Police: |abifta of policemen pase this house sev- B. pounds. WASHINGTON, Aug. 15—Hot upon) oil Sevatarraicts'renaiy era’ eurarie @ |Chicago and the Ria ahs er where wouldn't until ti ets it ‘women, including the wifc 5 "| eral times a day and its inmates have 4 rep ‘ Middle West for | smoke anol ind.” was blistered. ual lanted Rose in the role of different trom other d i “ oe she Mars, hte Segre, seer | aul cumgunteg, hae fn te leo ling Omen flr ure inthe i sees I | rimming and | “Joe Ibac, a trouble in New York. intimate relationship he refuses to say ae x rel ci itvemaplad rvevrenig other branches of sta Cf. guide, smoked all “ighe Dereon to come out with rhe | Snythiig that will hurt Becker, for he seriou Waldo's informant is Cream. —Totle athletics, ( - the time. Perhaps escveation that “Jack Rose” i « lar in Lea miei em peer 86 WHS racy eas of probed ad so When only nine- . his pipe went out Moore, care me paely that _—————— West Forty-seventh street station. A teen years old the Alaskan gold rush| while he was asleep, but certain sure Moore wee sent to him by Becker weller in that block pointed out to-day swept the country. Rex raised a/he kept it going steadily while he through Becker's press agent, one Piitt, & dosen houses of a.character described few dollars and “beat it to Nome.”| was awake. One evening | was = that Moore tried to persuade him Pep gent a Bria ee Several times he lost every dollar,| particularly peevish about it, and he Moore Rose Provided with lookout is, and for but he was never long without a| said: , lawyer Jameo ¥. sont ri tor he -_—_— years there bas never been ‘the least Asthma—Hay Fever job, When his own funds were ex-| ‘Why don’t you smoke Tuxedo? Fefwosd to interest himself in Rose's! 44: 4 arm opening the stock market effort to disguise the sort of entertain- These most annoying of diseasesare more || austed he quickly obtained em-| Everybody smokes it up zare It 1 Chae because Rose admitted he had no| gis") erm om wed te ahaesent bs spoid eeibe ca eer ponent prevalent just ow than at any other season. ployment as mine foreman, and his] don’t burn or bite. 1 use it all the