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THREE U. EDITION. is “ PRICE ONE OENT. Cousright, 1032. by RICH AUTO DRIVER BEGINS TERM IN THE: WORKHOUSE “ON PRETTY G'S CHARGE ae ie one SUATUE OF LIBERTY vs Bann | GIVES DEAR M. LOT! THE GLAD HAND! OUL | | That “August Image Bathed in Sunlight Benignly Welcomes” French Playwright. INVITED, SHE TOOK LIFT. Miss Hutter Says She Later Repulsed Attentions Thrust On Her. Frederick Pinkus jr., son of the funior member of the firm of Jaffe & Pinkus, one of the largest lace and linen importing houses in this coun- try, a member ot Company K, Sev- enth Regiment, and who spent some time at Princetor, and the University of Virginia, began to-day a ten-day sentence to ihe workhouse, Imposed by Magistrate Krotel after hearing the story of Elsie Hutter, a slight Mttie blonde girl of twenty-two years, who has been visiting for some time with ber sister, Mrs. David Kuehne, at No, 22 West One Hundredth street. Young Mr. Pinkus does not like his OH, HE EES SO MODEST! If It Hadn’t Been for That Dear Press Agent He Mightn’t Have Been Interviewed. He ts here! Did you feel an artiatic thrill sneaking up and down your spine at about half past eight o'clock to-day? Not Then you have not the sout of it. Mo artist, ‘Co. (The New sentence, and has hired a lawyer to get whether of paint or iiterature, could WILSON EXPECTED TO S. The jerk Worl WALDORF ASTOR HERE WITH DREAM TO ANNEX US AL Wants All English-Speaking | . Nations to Unite for Their Common Good. ARRIVES ON THE BALTIC. | Expatriated Son Also Has Plans to Reduce High Cost of Living. Waldorf Astor, of American blood but an Englishman bred, son and heir of William Waldorf Astor, who expatri- ated his person without cutting loose from his vast rea) estate holdings in the city which built up his-samily for tune, arrived here to-day on the Baltic, filled with a dream of merging the United States and Great Britian into one nation. ‘With Mr. Astor, whose visit {s for the | Purpose of looking after his own and his father’s property in New York, came Mra. Astor, an American girl, and the Countess of Essex, also an American. Pleased by his project, which he belleves to be a cure-all for the high cost of liv- ing, the social unrest which, he says, has been felt ih England as clearly as in the United States, Mr. Astor talked Heir to Great Astor Fortune MARINES SHOT IN NICARAGUA _ IN aw Ag { X } A “ Circulation Books O, 1912, U.S. MARINES SHO BY NICARAGUANS WHO FRED AT TRAN Bullets Meant for Major Butler, Commander of Americans, Wound Three Men. Wife, Who Arrived To-Day| SHOTS ARE RETURNED. Sn Serious Clash Prevented By Rebel Leaders Apologizing For Acts of Their Men. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sept, 0—Via San Juan Del Sur, Sept. 71—(delayed tn tranam!ssion).—Three American marines were #lightly wounded by stawurgent bul- lots fired at Major Smediey D. Butler, commander of an American marine bat- tallon, as the train bearing the force of ‘bluejackets and marines was passing through Masaya Thursday night for the purpose of opening up the ratiroad to Granade. The Amertcan force this forenoon ar- Tved at Gragada, the populace of which is on the verge of starvation, ‘The Amertean relief forces left Mana- gus on Sept. 15, to open the national ratiroad to Granda where it was report- ed a number of girl students at a col Wage there had been tsciated for forty Gaye and were facing starvation. As readily to interviewers as the Baltic salled up the Bay. He spoke not only an the Beir to one of the world's great- est fortunes but as a member of the fhe train approached Maseyy & was fired upon by cebels eutrencted on 5 Hil) and Jt was forced to come STATE WDE RE AGANST BOSS MURPH (GORMAN TAKES LEAD GETS OFFER OF PROXIES He Will Consult Democratic Nomi-' Charles F. Murphy at the Syracuse Convention week after next. The attack on the Tammany boss is under the leadership of United States Senator James A, O'Gorman and William G. McAdoo, Acting Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and gentlemen are work- to » standstill. ing MURPHY WRHATHER—Unsettied to-nteht and Sanday. ENT. OT ubbing of Senator by the Boss in Keeping Him Off the List of Delegates to State Conven- tion Brings Open Clash. FROM FIFTY DEMOCRATS. nee at Sea Girt and Make Plans for His Work in Syracuse. The lines are forming for a bitter attack upon the leadership of’ with th: approval of Gov. Woodrow idm out on bail pending an appeal. Meanwhile his treatment Is exactly like * that of various persons who have been eent to Blackwell's Isiand, either by ex- press direction of magistrates or |ve- cause they had not the money to pay a fine. Mr, Pinkus, by direction of Magistrate Krotel, had not the oppo: tunity to pay a fine. |; MAGISTRATE HOPES TO MAKE EXAMPLE OF RICH YOUNG MAN. ‘The Magistrate iinplied that doubt ex- isted as to how much force Pinkus nad used in getting the girl into his fail to be pleasurably tickled when| British Parliament. the great Pierre Loti stepped ‘on United |e “In the first place,” sald Mr. Astor, States dirt for the first time in forty|‘I am a tariff reformer. England} years. would get along better if she devoted) For six months devoted disciples of | More thought to a tariff, She is feel- the author have been adding to the| 1s @ great unrest among those in the profits of the French cable coms lower walks of life and must make a by telling us what a @by, retiring big} ™7ve Of come sort to check Ht The , ery of the masses is not against in- this Lott person was to be among US| dividuals like —‘Loyd-George, but He feared to come, they said, because] ayainst the Government as a whole. jot his bashfuiness, Not for one in-| England 1s trying to do too much. stant would he submit to the nerves] WANTS ALL ENGLISH-SPEAKING | shocking ordeal of being interviewed. NATIONS TO UNITE, | He would come in disguise as a Hindu AMBRICANG RETURN FIRE THE REBELS, Amira Southerland, who was in com- Mand of the expedition, had an inter- view with the Commissioners sent out or The friendship of many years between Charles F, Murphy aed Senator O'Gorman has been broken, the final cleavage coming with the refusal of Murphy to allow the Senator to go to Syracuse as a dele- gate from the Nineteenth Assembly District. But Senator O'Gorman er tee lewaryonts bodega 8 Zeledon,| will be at Syracuse—as a delegate if he so desires—and it is stated on on terenen Gen Zeleton retusing to at.| thé best of authority that he will be accompanied by Mr. McAdoo, we SS sony PHOOK WHOSE RECORD ashen ot ers eee GOES "WAY BACK 1082 *‘Oscar’s a Dead Duck,’’ Says Star Who Hit Him Admiral Southerland on Wednesday the State organisation le sine night sent a message to the rebel chief vent the re: mation ‘ae pra RM oo demanding the surrender of the Ber- the around wes Oe ae on ranca fortress, which is located close to would’ hurt the national ta oniieee coduabaeabsed aR a maple pray ole ct wd go from: pt t oe ie alee ied Amenien 5 Rave! the raiiroad line, or the Americans would she was waiting fc rervant; he wo 0 from place to| preserved a keen interest. I know Q matter furnish y and Twenty-third atvest easly place in a closed cab with the shades| that our conditions in are ener ie Lest tig on yh Libainad — tack, but the wsbrine Ga way * , jo doubt ace being firm H i + a a sid nM y celine That ‘he had. ven | Speen stake about this, | Belief Paneer ay yam Little Miss Lyne Says Hammerstein Deserved] i sons commissioners entered Into battle Is to wipe out Charles F. Murghy ° ‘ | There wam some mistake about this, : é as leader of the at unduly attentive and had started tol rire by the uniting of all Zuglish-spesking d H um furciee Gegmeintiner, Oni 0 Near ee ate. Demers ine take her into, the darkness of Central SO atinGmania mL hare nations. Personally, despite my warm Thump That Spraine er Th b and Any admiral which resulted In an agreement : . pyr of Tammany Hall. “| one ‘by which the train would be allowed to disaciasalbienme V 18 HAVING HI8 FiReT - Park against her will, and that he } sisted, even after her screams called the attention of the polle this, reason the charge againat Pin was made disorderly conduct Insteat «ft abduction, Magistrate K hoped the senten: of a rich automobile owner, of infiuen tial family, would establish the fac that there is geome protection on the streets of tho city at night for young girls who, through no fault of their own, are without an escort and exposed to consented to misrepresentation for the purpose of stirring profitable interesc lu the play of his authorship, which is about to be produced at a local thea- tre. But be that as it may, there wae a mistake somewhere. ro Loti, whose name outelde of letters is Capt, Julien Viaud of the French navy, retired, used » third name hide from the curiosity of his fellow- passengers. He was set down on the list as M, Vermier, which might be translated as Monsieur the Collector of e) sald to-day that he to the Workhou insult. Worme, ‘Miss Hutter was sent home to her par-|M, LOTLI8 OH! 80 DIFFICULT TO eats in Detroit .-day by her brother- 4 FIND. inelaw because he blamed her for hav- Ing allowed Pinkus and his companion in the automobile, A. B, Winchester, to mpeak to her. ‘The story related to Mrs, Kuehne by the girl differed a little from the ver- sion gathered In the court proceedings yesterday afternoon. She sald that a Ariend of the family, Mr. Igo, had es- eorted her from a party given by friends of Mrs, Kuehne, who live on Second ave- mee, near Twentieth street. He took her te Twenty-third street and Second ave- nee and put her on a car, after she had assured him that he was not afraid to go uptown on the car alone. When she wea waiting in front of the Seward Statue at the Broadway tranafer point Pinkue rolled up in his automobtie, ac- cording to the girl's story “Do you know the way to Harlem?" Miss Hutter sald he asked, ACCEPTED A “LIFT” AFTER MUCH PERSUASION. ‘a¢ you know north and south you kmow the way to Harlem,” she replied When a small brigade of newspaper spectal ambassadors climbed to the leck of La Savole as she paused at Quarantine no Pierre Lott was visibl Some stewards and officers decla: they did not know him. One—we hope Pierre Loti will not see this—had never heard of him. Others knew of @ rumor that he Was on board, but could not say. But who t# this who dashes up to in- tending invaders of the great litera- teur's privacy? Who but Franoois de Tessan, American correspondent of Le Matin of Paris, and glorified to be al- lowed to act a8 press agent for the au- thor. “1 do not know if M, Lot! wilt recetve you,” he said warningly. “For, of course,” he added, ‘lit is he for whom yon should ner Come." Proudly he strode to the door of » promenade deck cabin, He raised his hand, palm outward, to restrain the rus of the impetuous Interviewers, Gravely, almost reverently, he knocked shortly, causing the young men to) three times and then stood back dra- laugh. matically. Young Pinkus then dropped a cigarette |" «ye ghall see,” he said, raising his and, Miss Hutter says, she picked it up| .eprows. fend handed it to him, He caught her] ‘phe door opened. ‘The reporters Wy the wrist, she sald, but when #he|eiineed, For a minute it seemed that d her with an to jerk away, rele 2 x 4 ‘ . cae Then, she said, he dwelt on | Pe! Fou ee teeee vguised him- Yong wait she must have, told her | 3¢!f a% 9 try to paws customs as it was dangerous for her ( Jone on | # Chine: ‘anium, First of all, there the edge of the park, whore loafers were | was a flaming red necktie, so vright It prowling, and at length she accepted | burned the eyes, In the centre of the Knot was ® huge gold searfpin, (ils in Continued on Second Page.) jtertwined initial = surmou. 1 by a a Jewelled crown, Beh! "Lwas a gift (Continu bers on Second Page) money, npen ay cE rae sous Pe es pera a ITTE NC interest in American affairs, I am an Buglishtian. My home is in England, and it is my wish to live and die there, But I should like to feel that my country was only part of = greater, stroager, better, happier nation!” Three of the stokers particularly had cause to praise the Astors. These, Brazier, Joe Roberts and James Thom on, vowed they had made the happiest voyage in all thelr seafaring, The three formed a ‘tween decks orchestra and | played every night for their distin- guished audience. The Astors were first attracted to the poller room by the suicide of a stoker, William Sullivan, who jumped over- board on the second day out. Mr, Astor himself collected a fund for the man's family, and when he bad closed his sub- scription list he had nearly $00. Tais sum he Will invest for Sullivan's widow, MRS. ASTOR IS §OOTING FOR WOODROW WILSON, Mrs, Astor sald she was rooting for Woodrow Witaon in tho Presidential race, not because she favor Democratic party particula: it ba. cause she 8 of the firm opinion that any one whose birthplace is Virginia re} must be the best man for any sort of Job. ° Mrs, Charles Dana Gibson and Mrs. Reginald Brooks, sisters of Mna, As- tor, were waiting at the pler to greet | party. “1 should never have recognized this as New York,” was the astonished re- mark of the Countess of Essex, who is| visiting America for the firat time ince her marriage nineteen years ago, ieee BRITISH AVIATOR ASTLEY KILLED IN IRELAND. Well Known Airman While Flying With Another at Belfast Falls 150 Feet. YH. J, D, tor who had mad BELEAST, Irelan 4 British ay notably Val tle ‘ well era ind airman, 1p feet, Astley Ayling condition and taken to a hospital where bed to his injuries ing | ntine, anoth wn to-day, fell fi A height was pleked up in he suse! ort ot Lady Would Have Done Likewise. pass through Masaya and by which the Americans withdrew their demand tor the surrender of Barranca Hill. The fair hand that once thwacked OS-|®usted the English people, He cannot car Hammerstein over the Imperious |KO back the If he ghould try his for-| In accordance with this agreement the Hi head so hard that the Impresario #aw j "er au 08 would stone him out of|train entered Masaya on Thureday e " and heard the musio of the | ‘Me city.” night, Ae it reached the station sev- a Miss Lyne sald that she.was only in[eral drunken insurgents fired at Major| Al spheres js with us temporarily, Tt be- longs to Miss Felice Lyne, the Kansas Amediey D. Butler, but the bullet this country for a brief visit with her 0 Jeeny {Parents Hor, father, Dr, Sanford T.| missed him and slightly wounded three City singer who carried Londen bY | Lyne, Allentown, Pa., has not seen| Amertoan marines, The Americans in storm and even recelved the felicitation’ | his daughter since she created the sen-|the back part of the train thereupon opened fire on the rebels, but the shoot- ing was quickly repressed by Major Butler, INSURGENTS PUSHING WAR ON of Queen Mary. Miss Lyne name not bi aboard the Whi sation which definitely launched her on the operatic stage, but her mother has been her constant companion during her recent operatic triumphs. After her visit arrived, incognito, her on the passenger lst, Star liner Baltfe to- ie fore day, accompanied by her mot When | In Beonyivanis she will go back to Bu- DERALS, again thin afternoon. He was charged, Yeation. The opposition declares that her Identity, carefully concealed, was | Tope 0 take up contracts ahe has with) insurgent oMciais promptly disavowed | with stealing just 2% cents from the the face of the returns does not show discovered by an Evening World ro- | the London Opera House and opera man-| the action of thelr men and apologized Borner of No. tzaz{ectual conditions and that when {t agements In Germany, She has contracts for a year and @ half ahead, she said to-day. OSCAR'S “DISCOVERY” LONG TRAINING, porter, #he laughbing!y admitted that ale was the star who slapped Hammerstein on his unprotected pate #o hard she sprained her thum), Yes, and he deserved it," she sald “1 was very much amused when Ham- to ocourrence, the American commander for the ‘This terminated the in oldent and the train proceeded to Granada where it arrived this morning. WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—A tele- been AFTER merstein gave it out afterward that| Felicle Lyne's career has been a «ram from American Minister Weltsel,| to 4 nt y ol ; aspiring singers dream of delayed two days in transmiaslo hatred, wiened oald man engaged him 0 to & oen- the story of my chastisement ae , i in thelr wilde 4 Me: BO ine Mole arated a wet eae, rr crt merely @ press agent yarn. eat Mignts. When ahe was a very litte] coved at the State Department to-day, |i" pleaaant conversation for & tow mins | roetn n ae Pere : Althonsn the 4 , girl in Kanwas City Mi por utes and then moved away, Later 0 be turned dows as HIT OSCAR WITH “FAUST”—ANy | 0171 nh TGiims CIty MAT Tran and a einai nine Lace uan Horner discovered the lose ot the i4/® delegate was known in inner Tam- LADY WOULD. GAM lest chape Dion Tk © among her ns bd © Steam! cents and Walked six blocks back to/Many ctreles weeks ago, it become "I, was far from being fiction, I) sing and gel h had heard ra and bombarding San Jorge and| Franklin square to find his erstwhile |publlo property only yesterday, waa tary Cat BahtE Tak Mate urged that she train herself|other towns on Lake Nicaragua in the|companton. He picked Sullivan out of) By telephone, tele; 1 a er-|for future triumphs, Then {i 5 » telegraph and personal | n in 1907 her| neighborhood of Rivas, the crowd and had him arrested tender Sei " stein because he Ind grossly tnaulted | father, who was not wealthy, sent her aan, When Sullivan, who oes now by the AF uonator O'Gorman wae offeres me, So I hit him with the first thing| abroad to #tudy under Mme, Marches, name of Johu Walden, appeared at! mor than Afty proxies by delegates to handy, which happened to be a heavy! the famous teacher, NATIONAL LEAGU | Headquartera he chirped gaily, “Why, |t@ State convention before noon to- score of ‘Faust,’ which we were re-| In July of 1910, Oscar Hammerateim Fm where's the Schoolboy?" | He referred| day. He did not accept any, He hep Rearsng. Any lady would have done| announosd to the musiesl wera mate AT NEW YORK, to Capt. “Jimmy” Dunn and the sobri-] Rot aw yet made up hi mind whether the same thing if she had been as/had “discovered another Tetrazaini,” | P!TTSBURG— eet, Cot Mecdavariara tortor lesa ae en eee provoked as I wa but he carefully guarded the sccret of 0.0 0.0.0 1.0 0 O~ A] tney took the oldman to the Tomba ray . The pretty little aMissourian, wise) thia discovery until the opening night,| GANTS— —>—— MAY CONDUCT HI8 WORK FROM name was on every one's Nps, would| last December, of his productic ? per gay just what it wus that Hammer. |Rigoletto” in London, When the ope. 6190120000 —2).... NATION BOSTON oP may oer Stein had done to provoke her wrath, | Ing staccato notes of “Caro nome” were AT BROOKLY CINCI ag lousnae™ eo on rt Sem ae but stories printed about the incident| flunk into the great house from the KLYN, oo00000 be nace ae en event I shall [pet ne time attributed her outburst to| seemingly frail, white throat of thie| St LOUIS— BOSTON— feevention’ ‘ore and during the fan effort which was sald to have been | litt unknown, cast as Gilda, critical oo00000 0os03020 ~ Reports are reaching 8 O'Gor made Wy the lmprennre to humiliate ronan Knew that a new singer had|/BROOKLYN— pe i man tenes vaslede ware pry A — her before all the other stars in hig} “arrived. 30 indicating that : company. by ising ‘er role at afar|, SM4 wae wuch 4 tte getmeighing| 3 © 2 OO 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE, [ifnienc hus ‘buen ‘nnxiousiy apeiting erite In “Fd Vin which Miss Lyne less than one hundred pound acne =i : at he ¥ Herthe Caesar, & French prima donna, |*he ang like an angel. Conservative! CHICAGO. PUsas CAUR, HIGHLANDERS— | Soak ie es mn leek seen ae tgh words passed, and then the swig, /Papers the day proclaimed her | 00 | sin rep , ome from descending hand of the girl who comes tWNph In extravagant words 0001000 1 O~ 2) yeverand- |ioeny Halk Dip, these, Intter Geet SO ERE from the State where people have to be xt many wake Afterward Queen | PHILADELPHIA— js 02 Berane ren moe, latter, Sep the ‘anownst Mary summoned: the dainty itu — 3) hy u t Mise Lyne's resentment against Oscar | Missourian to an audience, € 01/660 0:2 3 = Pees [all ag isk ibe & o9n Of Ge has not cooled a little bit. “L am delighted with your singing," cuicaco— 8%? Gar, | AT DETROIT. rage em eapelini gs at fy mmeratein ix a dead duck in Lon-| Her Majesty sald, “understand you BOSTON— Dem — Pag “s Hy Ce he sald emphasizing ner words by eee Cet ee echt Wages ad oo1¢0 ~ 00 later O'Gorman onves were dod by “ r Majee- ts pounfing her daintily gloved hand on ,, an an | PHILADELPHIA ‘ DETROIT— Murphy to-day that the Renssalaer del- P oanil or the ship's rail, “All of ble tall talk y nd iy cial: abbcadle! G “Yank” Sullivan, Taken to “Yank pocket whore record runs away back to 1883 but whose trade has been so in- vaded by foreigners of late years as to Manhattan, got his name on the book pocket of Jacob Greene avenue, and Borner was just as indignant over the outrage as if it had Borner was « crowd in Franklin square, Metening REAL FIGHT. For the first time since he got comtrol of the Democracy of ti tate Murphy adquarters, Gaily Asks | reat fight on his hands Hitherte . he has had little diMoulty In overwhelm= bout Old Friends There, |!" the opposition engineered by Thomas Mott Osborne, Jacob Ten Eyok ad other up-State insurgents, Smothering “Fingy” Conners was child's Play. To-day he faces a revolt of man's led by revolters why «now the me. On the face of the retu Murphy has control of a large major: ity of the delegates to the State Con- Sullivan, a gray olf pick- him into lean pastures away from comes to & showdown Murphy have to have recourse to every an Of his political strength. : Senator O'Gorman 1s undisturbed the fact that he is the first Unites States Senator ev. fun! by his $2,400 instead. ding on the edge of Socialist orator, when the grav> Bedok! cute...

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