The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1912, Page 11

fi HAIL TO KOLLE, , WHO LEADS RACE os, FOR CONE’ NG Candidate Welcomed Home by Bands and 3,670 Votes for the Crown. VOTE TO DATE FOR ' KING OF THE CONEY MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL. Witham D. Kotle, Quartet Club 3.670 Henry Kelly, Harlemites’ Club 2,060 333 8 S BRERRSSSR SAS Ss RE Lou Lippman, Optima Clul Andrew B. Yacenda, Panama Democratic Club. Joseph Millo, East. Dist. Hig! School .. William B. Kramer. G. Wash. Woolf, Oak Crest Club John Savarese, Cashier Fire Dept., Kings and Queens J. William Ennis jr. Bemuel Kirsch Frank Tinney, Moulin Rouge. Jacob Deng, Quincy 8. Emil Klein, 1. 0. 0. F. Peter Kossman, Woodhaven John Beck .. George Schneider, Colonial A.C. Thomas F. dawkins, M.W. of A. s Prospect Hall, in Prospect avenue, South Brooklyn, is all decked out in gala attire, flags and streamers and bunting making it gay for a welcoming reception to William D. Kolle, At the Hoboken pler of the North Germ: Lioyd Steamship line were two sight- seeing autos of the biggest type packed full of members of the Quartetie Club, the Brooklyn Saengerbund, the Motte Singing Society, the Brooklyn Arion So- ety and other organizations, with a brass band long before 'he aanounced hour fur the arrival of th ship Bremen with the beloved Kolle on board, after four months in Europ, Btreamers on the sight-seeing auto cars sa.d “Welcome Home to Qur King of Mardi Gras," and Joan J, Petri of the Kaiser Garden, Coney Island, had @ pretiy speecn to Make to the noinince of a dozen societies, and every man had & Copy of the earacst edition of The vening World in lis hand to show Koie uuw they bad povijed him for King of the Carn.val of Kun aod maue him whe leader, With 48i0 yotes to his credit and a iead of July over nis near- est competiior. ‘Tat is the way the vote stood this ng, out alliguxn td ivelly of Harlem Was nomina.ed by the Hariew- ites’ Club he memver of the Bradhurst F b of which Joan White, the ul manager of tne campaixn of Harry Smith for King In 199, and the Bradhurst boys are out for Kelly. It was a toss-up petween Kelly and “Jim” Duncan, the Stock- | holm winner in discus throwing and third in the Marathon. Duncan said Kelly, and so Kelly it is, with “Bili' Selick, “the Easy Boss" at the Coney Island’ end of it. It will be @ lively atruggle between Kolle and Kelly for the concluding week of the campaign, and it ls not easy to guess which will carry off the prize when the polls close next Thursday noon, Sept. 5. Indeed, there are a dozen others tn the race who must be watched. Be- aides Maurice Costello, who leads in a atock company which acts playa before the moving picture camera and is very popular, and Frank A. Miller, leader of the moving picture men's organization, there are George Washington Wool’, “Qovernor of Oak Crest"; George H Biakeney, an old-time Coney Island manager; Samuel Kirsch, a department gtore man of Brooklyn; Lou Lipnman of the Optima Club, and others who ere fm the race to stay. @or Voting Convon, See Page 2.) FIFTY PERSONS IN PERIL WHEN FIREBUG STARTS BLAZE IN TENEMENT An-incendiary attempt upon the lives of more than fifty tenement dwellers fm ithe three story house at -No, 108 oise street, Williamsburg, was made near 4 o'clock this morning. 1 it had not been that the firebug made & noise in getting away and awoke one of the tenants the safety of all would have been a very serious question, Mrs, Minnie Shanson and her five children live on the second floor of the tenement; four other families occupy rooms on the second and tuird floor, Before dawn this morning Mrs, Shan- gon was aroused from her sleep by the sound of a stumbling footstep on the stairs. She thrust her head out of the door of her apartment In time to See @ man running down to the street door, She caught the glare of newly kindled flames, and in toat brier in- stant Mrs, Shanson was able to see enoug of the man to give a fair description of him to the police after- ward, The woman's cry of “fire” aroused the whole house, and there was a hurried scramble of ightly clad ones for the street. Policeman Seigel of the Stagg stect station turned in an alarm and then ran through the house to assure himself that all had escaped, The flames were quenched with small logs, but Investigation by Fire Mar- shall Brophy showed that several gal- lons of kerosene had been sprinkled on the stairs and walls, —————___— State S: Candidates pars gest PAGES of wi sets Thiny-einth District, Wiliam Black of Dold’, | Catherin & , = h % Candidates for King of Coney | And a Campaign Manager C.wasHA OOLF, OAK CREST CLUB WOMAN GETS A BOMB WHILE HER HUSBAND ISON A TRIP TO ITALY Several of Her Relatives Have Been Victims of the Black Hand. In the absence in Italy of Gtusenpe Dometro, who has a butcher shop at No. 30 Prince street, Black Hand agents to-day exploded a bomb outside the bedroom door of his wife, Romadora Domeiro, at No. 22 Mott street. The bomb blew in the door and smashed a dresser inside, Both Mrs, Domeiro and her month-old baby, Paladanna, escaped injury. “cross the hall the explosion blew In the two doors leading to the rooms of! Vincenzo Chiatte and threw him, his wife and two children out of bed. Chiatte was cut about the face and head by splinters of fying glass and was attended by @ neighboring phy- siclan, while the reserves quieted te frightened tenants, Mrs. Domeiro ts a first cousin of Glo- vanni Madonia, who was killed vy a bomb in March of last year at Blizaveth and Princo streets. ct uncle, Domeiro's broth another Glovann. Ma- donia, wis belleved to have given in- formation to the police an? was t the object of later Bilan’ Hand bombs, Though he denies the relation, the poe ilee say that he ts related also to Bone- detto Mavonia, the victim of an atroe cious barrel murder some years ag Mrs. Domeiro makes the of having received any thi ters, It is sald that the Madonia cenged after he mace nes arrangement to _——— NIGHTWATCHMAN FOUND atening lei ‘son r ure his safety. BOUND AND GAGGED. Overpowered by Two Strangers Who Gain Entrance to Candy Factory and Get $50, Policeman Carroll of the Siagg poliée station leird @ groan passed the candy factory of Louis § man, No, 82-84 Leonard sires Mamsburg, to-day. It sounlod | muffled call for help and he entered the place throug. @ window that waa open. On the floor jay a oman, bound and gagged, whom Carroll recognized av Adam Pfelfer, the night watchman, He released the man and called an ambu- lance, but Pfelfer did not need attent- ance. Re said he had been cailed to the door at 5 o'clock by a man who told him a window was upen. The stranger volunteered to show him the window and he, fearful of censure from his em- ployers, ‘hastened to open the door. nile When he did so, he sald, the stranger) and a companion jumped upon him, overpowered him and tied him up, Fifty dollars—the cash returns of late drivers—had been taken from the reg- ister in the office. —_—. HORSES OVERTURN AUTO IN WILD RUNAWAY DASH. Two Men Are Injured and Group of Children Narrowly Escapes in Brooklyn Accident, Thomas Siiver, a driver, él!pped an he climbed to the seat of his truck at Mont.or and Herbert streets, Brookly to-day and rolled upon the back of of his horses. The (cam, frighte! started off down Herbert atreet, Silver finally was thrown to the’ etreet and the runaways went on, In front of the Herbert street po- lee station Meyer Wolf was man- oeuvring an automobile delivery wag- on of the Levy Bread Company for arp turn. A dozen children we! ng on the sidewalk, Just behi automobile. Silver's team bore on Wolf and crashed into the The auto was turned over, with beneath, The children but none was in- car. Levy pinned had narrow escapes, Jured, Wolf and Silver, whose right arm had by fractured, were taken to St. Hospital, RN Mia! FIT MANAGER OF KOLLE CAMPAIGN GERMAN SINGERS BACK; HAVEN'T A SONG LEFT IN THEIR SYSTEMS Got Everything Off Their Chests at Saengerfest in the Fatherland. Ach, @u Heber! Tf all the sweet song notes those sixty-five members of the Brooklyn Saengertund sang in Nurem- burg and Dresden and Ausig and Berlin were put end to end they would reach | from Brooklyn to the moon and back, They reinrned on the North German |Lioyd steamship Bremen to-day with thelr wives and kinder—two hundred of | them—and they sald, did these =| bunders, that not for weeks could any | }of them sing anotier sing. : The Brooklyn choristers sailed away | Jelwht weeks ago to partictpate in the Neuremburg, \grand saenxerfest where 50,000 sweet ¥ rman siniing soc Aussig, Wiigre the Pllrner comes . they had the tine of their ives, ist M. Nebel assured ay. It wae Aussig that put the Pilsner in the Saengerbund | er, He was porn | y, the twenty-third, watch be some handicap for any his fond pai ‘up tha oy anislaws Hauptmann 4. Ph “Hauptmann” in that ©: in honor of Willlam Haupta inent iron manufacturer of New York. Pid b hia ITALIAN WARSHIPS ALARM PEOPLE OF BEIRUT. BEIRUT, Syria, Aug. 2%.—A squadron of Itallan Warships, comprising six ves- sels, anchored off this port to-day. | Their object 1s unknown The elty ts well patrolled by the Turkish garrison and all {s quiet. The war vesveis had jously seconnoitred the port of Jaffa, in Palestine, and also the Syrian sea ports of Haifa and Acre, but had not attempted @ landing nor fired any shots, the pdpulations of the coast towns, however, show signs of nervous tension, fearing @ repetition of the bombard. | meni of last Feoruary, when sixty non- combatants were killed and many wounded in the strects of Belrut by the | Italian fire, At that time a number of | old Turkish gunboats, as well as a cruiser and torpedo boat Were sunk while lying at anchor in the port. 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