The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1912, Page 1

ys ; ’ P , pe ‘ AUTO BANDITS IN GUNFIGHT AFTER HOLDUP. CREELMAN YELLS AT ALDERMAN — — WBRATHER—Rain and probably Tuesday, PRICE ONE CENT. f “ Circulation Books Open to All.” _[é Circulation Books Open to All.” } tried tes tdt Ho, ee 0 nc I PRICE ONE CENT. — Cwm sn.v therym,gymumme NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1912. 1@ PAGES ~ = aCe, Scene of Lafeot Holdup, Dicaram of Escape, BANDITS IN RED AUTO : HOLD UP WESTSIDER, PITHET 10 ALDERMAN SHOOT NTOBE Poin ! pe * q Civil Service Commissioner; “DOWN MURPHY!” ( on Stand, Throws Graft, : » Attack John Popper, a Provision Mer- — = | IS WILSON'S ORDER chant, at Ninth Avenue Corner SAYS HE'LL “WITHDRAW” m0 | See ee ee: AAR . — ag eal ‘ak ee ; ; : 5 Gs Shifts Blame for “Bad” Police- 10 PARTY LEADERS 4 } % be fh: ‘ E hs s Ke eet ete as Seas ee ity Yate AMEE Oe f men on Whitman and Whole State Den — ‘a nocra ut Waldo. potniien cade ONE PURSUER WOUNDED AS THE CAR SPEEDS OFF Fae gua ras sna ewe) ted in Opposition. WOMAN PURSUES 10 YOU ARKANSAS! | Police Unable to Get Exact Number, forth between witness and Alderman but Trace Auto to Section | | SPANKING THREAT ia an upreRe, Orderds for O’Gorman to Get | | Where Forsbrey Lived. celman, president of the} on Floor as Proxy and Civil Service Cqmmission, bagen the y ’ Ly Ac par. of wel dregied auloepebile benditk. (QROGae tha fracas by turning upon Buckner, the | pair of well dr aul ie ing presence ) investigator, and shouting: H OyseaY ee | Sea San eared get | yr eatery of a policeman fifty yards away, blackjacked John Popper, a provision than Tat teats: the stand rather | suanage from ene “tittio wnite| Child in Careening Wagon] And Keeps on Laughing When |Prospect of Punishment Causes merchant of No. 411 West Seventeenth street, at the northwest comer Si eetions conitng treme lier!! 18 y stony aoa Tansey, ai hovel Makes Daring Leap tor Lite "s Lawyer Calls Hin, | Majority of 1,500 Pupils of Ninth avenue and Seventeenth street at 9.30 o'clock A. M. to-day, robbed him of a satchel containing $1,881 in cash and checks, raced around the corner pursued by a howling mob, jumped into their high- OPPER’ powered car and got away at full speed while exchanging fusillades of naa bullets with the policeman who had witnessed the holdup, HATPIN DUEL BETWEEN cs wom i tic eam ship has produced. It was planned to a second and executed with a | been bending an ear ng to ground: t0) Into Speeding Car. a “Little Shrimp.” to Capitulate. 1 ought to instruct him | hear, came to the Demoeratic Natlonal put lew in my mouth, | Campaign Committee to-day 7”_—_--_ ——— vice Com-| tt was, unqualifiedly and without up- Merny not to attemy I as the head of the Civil S mission am too responalble a man to Fifteen hundred enrolled boy pupils of Public School No. 19 at No, 384 Bast Fourteenth street, and Public School No. 64 at Avenue B and Ninth streot went on strike during the morning hours of the school session to-day and caused an uproar throughout the neigh: (Special to ‘The Frening World.) Ty aP ve oe SOMBRVILLE, S.J Sept. 23.—-A rune} HOT peice play y petty: politi all the strength in the State|away horse attached to a milk wago Ws ast ibs ? he Heats clans carrying on a puorile Inauiry for | party outside of Tammany Hall agaitat|in which there was m als-yearcold eter | WAS Under fire tonday when the he politica! reasons | the renomination of Gov. Dix at Syra- ; sd Then Alderman Robert Downing, who| comes from Col. Mike Dady'a district in) e@ my word doubted Ing was resumed to conversations Sam Schepps had with Hot springs ve during his sojurn dashed through the main thoroughfare of Somerville this morning. The run- vening World heard to-day di- pes from Rrooklyn, Jumped to his feet and waved) rect from the lps of one prominent {n|®¥a¥ had several nasrow ¢ here. Once the Diastrict-Attorney was Dig arms, despite the pounding of Cur-| Democratic councils the comment made | colliding with other vehicles and at one htanied ae A 1 after a tit with L,]berhood of the Lube pie a pies bikie ran's gavel, v. Wilso 01 phys aivetens i rage easly overs | a Sixopeallsy Nee tpat re} With some four hundred odd spankings « by Gov, Wilson upon Murphy's pret ne [time the milk wagon was nearly over-|13, Sawyer, a Hot Springs lawyer, ® Several hours after the holdeup it was and dire threats from te ers and principals, the strike at present ix sadly “And you, too, I mean,” Creelman) gi to force Dix upon New ¥ -|turned, As the horse turned out off tained by Join W. Hart, representing sneered up at Downing, moeracy, New Qersey's Governor said ni w own ar Ce » Od 2 Jovernor said] 54 eet 2 aly a roi Aeut, Becke est ee ‘e nitietan 1} ye v Main street and ran wildly down a road| Lieut. Be lay i paces y oa [On the wane, however ° win Ups leading to the open country, the terri- ‘Oh, you Arkansas,’ cooly retort " Poradoes fled had @ay you are a dam‘d liar,” howlet| “1 do not want to be made President bs do pay Val Peraee aeE NTE TS Beet PERRET Bil}, OHNO the @hrike endured, |) neighborhood Sonn trated. tp Se Downing. at the sacrifice of my personal canvic-| "tt Chil was at the side door of the | "7 1 as unconcerned when Mfr. | Was about the most tempestuous occa the Cady wend Ns Seem You lying scoundrel! Creeiman| tions, 1 will deal with Murphy In New| S80, as If about to Jump, Mra, Rog-| 1" seemed as uncnilarned Whe sion in the history of the educational! Mrs Hayerson Flees to Judge Ne: et nie slayer-highweyman (a screamed, half leaping from the witness| York exactly ae T have deal with Smith |/¢r® daughter of Willlam Bradley, the! The ttt bexan when Mr, Hart asked ee oe Pore amit dae Nap for Protect 1 Rival home nt Me Se ee en “You ought @o be ashamed of! in New Jorse: New York subway contractor, who has}i, juve other witnesses than his one} ¥4 i: or Protection and iva 4 | Yourself to blacken thw fair name of] FITZGERALD HAS MYSTERIOUS |® Mimmer placo here, started after the aaah \ } i nelghborhood ot ce fing i f PESOMOLE THE MEN WHO SHOT ne city of New York by su ley i" w er auto, st Mr, : chool be! id ei . 5 Y the city of New York by auch @ Dolly | FAL WITH M’ADOO. [FuNANAY IM Mer auto, stopping on thelogamined. school before, the police reserves #01] Goes to Workhouse. new JEWELLER'S CLERK. Ag re. You must bea cheap| , After the campalun committer had] Sott ameay. nen Se" ferring to tho stipulution made youths nailed up the Tenth street doors ' comenlited the eouery tee mena ae carrying on tere, ou must ve a cheap! ygen continuously tn seralon for three| "Ard Ramsey. | day and the fact that only one peraon, 12° iin" genool on which they were vine | Seren Clerk Albert Mien ge ee io make such # % rs ne horse had @ start of half a mile, en been 41 | jacob: Rates hours Congressman aed Witagoralé,| so tne auto, criven Gy Mee bce iad oh cing aoa one iting thelr wrath | Wild rerenms rang out in oorrt- shop at Thirteenth streot pele i who oT ul timore a ThA “i asked Mr e Y ti y| . 5 rf ivi ve announced at the opening of] To io, who withdrew the een closed the gap in about three minutes. anyee to examination of material wit Seine piste tad peated Ces of the Woat Side Court Inte this! John Connell Says in Giving avenue & year ago last month. Nor is ae aoe pag an wljournment would) surphy-controlied New York delegation | M"% Rogers Kept her runabout well UP negwey aftor the, regular order had been |street because of the report thet Prine |“ftermoen Shortly thereafter ae i He Hi page lls Loh gcraie pea er Sen be taken until ‘ day Morning: | prom Clark and represented Morphy 6a with the horse for a mile, a# she was | exhausted. cipal J. B. T, Demarest is to be shunted | Sate Havers a brunette young wom-| Woman His Name He Has blo’ footpade who blackjacked an! Bee Mellon pase by) be held mart the Platform Committee, called at thu|! le to pass it with the milk wagon! +7 wit not,’ Whitman declared, * elto Harlem. Tho thousand wild-eyed|/*" Of most attractive aspect, whore . petige.) Beckerman, cashier for a londay and then an adjournment willl \ ional headquarters and asked to ene of her swinging from side to tactiow are in New York.” Youngestera walked out of No, o4| temporary home ix at 45 West Won a Wonderful Wife. Broadway raincoat concern, at Broad- be taken unt!! the Friday after that so | {side ot road. She warned the child What do you mean by ‘tactios? Thirty-etgh’ stroet, burst into the way and Great Jones street on Feb, 10 one of the two biggest boys’ schools in he clty because of the rumor that Prin. | P ce of Magistrate Krotel, looking fast. Beckerman was robbed of $2,000 cipal William E, Grady te to be shifted | beck ovak er bee a Tee rate) LYNN, Mass, Sept. 38—" have an Me aoeailante eacaped in 9 toustag th st which Mr. Demarest te to| for help. he sald Mra. Helen Renner, " ‘ ball who Just aa preity but plone, of No,| atened for my brother's ain and im €0108 | "Th4 victun op tonday's crime, « Me, Hundreds of boys marched along Ave- | 1517 Third avenue, a department fo have Won & wonderful wife. We a! powerful man, was struck down with _ nue B from 6 to $ o'clock thie morning | Saleawoman, wax uftor her with w pair|eertain we love each other and will Bo}elungahot, but not seriously injured. bearing placards which bore such log-| of hatpine. happy.” He has furnished the police with an @. Mr. McAdoo. The two were closeted for some time together, When Fitzgerald left Mr, MoAdoo was asked If he had come in any way as an emissary of Murphy. McAdoo smilingly turned the question and refused to sive 4 definite answer. Acting Chatrman William G, McAdoo t mmembers of the committee and | Prospective witnesses can attend the} two State conventions. | Richard Willing was the flast witness interrogated by Mr. Buckner, as fol lows: Q. In May and June, 1911, the Police in the wagon not to Jump and kept toot- ing the horn df her auto loudiy, for «lt vehicles to clear the way { John Logan, a young farmer, heard the warning In time to drive his con- veyance out of the road, He also seized a horse blanket from hie buggy and said Whitman nsinuate that (his is meant demande make no inainuation eplied, “T stue it asa tao outed Sawyer Commissioner referred to your commls-| |: nisea ta the Tomé qaiting ihe aperoatne ; fH rep bij We Wane Oey Gran.” Magistrate Keotel had seen the two mot] ‘This declaration was made to-day Dy |ourate description of the two young ban- re t Hl wan the Spare or (ia imadbnae toa ; you Arkan gang out Whit-Jends as, “We Want Our Grady, 4 4 se pire sion forty men previously resected DY} Win io Senator Coons poenene Ing runaway. By @ lucky throw ie}man, laughing. § Grady—No School,” and “Grady Is the|(ftcen minutes be Nita. Ilaverson {ohn Connell, twenty-two, who has mar-|dits, Four of the six numbers ef the ummons obtained by | ried Laura Cavanaugh. Whilo he had @|autmoblie wore also noted by at least « wife and chaild at Lyna Matthew Con-|#core of men as the car hurled itself managed to cast the blanket over the| ‘you little shrimp! interposed Hart, |Only Man for U {nad appeared on horse's head. ‘The blinded animal slack-|teaning over the tulle toward Whitmen, | When Principal Grady was notifted of M's: Renner, which oharget Mra, Maver. l Q.When? A. Immediately and for} 1. cAdoo did not give out for publi. | ned [8 speed to such an extent that) ‘The District-Attornsy would not glance|the strike he at once called in all the (sv! With entering the rvoms of Charies| nell Jr. Johns brother, married aur bap eh the throng of pursuers, with several weeks. vatlon the exact text of the Governor's| MMs: Rogers was able to run her autolin ffart’s direction, but continued to] policemen on nearby school cronsinga|Dexter Hapertwn, at No, %1 West) Cavanaugh LPs csleal AR oat spe ee eg a nen Denieg away to right WHOLE BOARD RECEPTIFIED AP- | message, which was oral and not a writ.|slongside the milk wagon while Pollce-|iaugh at Mr. Sawyer and after a conference with them ad-|Ninety-sixth street, and taking from @| Me. as John tlennn& HY eas a \ef the can ee em he eee PLICANTS CROPSEY REJECTED. | ton one, that this was ite substance wae| man Ramsey leaned out and canght the! Douglas Hotchkiss, a newspaper man, | dressed the pupils tn the various gradea|!rink ofMiss Henner, there deposited, |a home for No, enter, . ‘ | rs : Md fely in ht mi e 4|veritied copies of letters to Bcheppa from i . " . , ne wedding gown pair of wilk satin | suburb of Boston, LONG HI8 CUSTOM T Q. How long did your examination | the news which was allowed to go out {child safely In his arma as she jumped] ver! ples who had braved the threats of the Li papee hl For four years the man kept the se- BANK ON Kegel To Mr. Cropsey. Did you Investigate the charges? A. Yes. thembera of the Committes on Strategy of the national organization. Though “Jack” Rose and from Scheppa to Rose st? A. Two or three weeks. oficikly from the headquarters in the| from the door. i hic "| atrikers. He’ warned them not to join {Mires and one wedd y ues Who participated tn these examina-| Fifth Avenue Bullding. Another pleve| ‘The horae brought up head-on Again Se gbort Teubin, an were delivered t01 sn the walkout and promised them ae.} Your Honor,” sad Mrs. Haverson, oret of a dal te Pao sayin | John Popper te @ big dealer tn pro- y tone? A. All the commisdoners voted | 0’ {mportant news accompanied the rev. | fence and was captured. The wagon! tice attorney Whitman, The witness|¥ere punishment 4f they did so. ‘The| tie gown was my own wadding gown, | after the the Nevin teal ta | visions and dairy products and for on each case and as @ whole board re-|eintion of the Prosifential candidate’s| Was owned by S. P. Nevius, @ milkman.| versed an Interview with Schepps in{etrikers, he sald, would be deait with |T!e sppers were m wedding wiippers. g a aa Wire take coo @hts be weaken it haa been his custom to de- certified such men as were sent back| Wishes in the matter of the State fight|The horse sprang away from Nevius) which opps said in effect that if] summarily, me sortmionts was my wedding oartif. | Del a with DADDY and fined a. posit his Saturday ooliections in the to Mr. Waldo, against Murphy and Tammany, It wes| Just after he had untied it and bolted| Rosenthal had not been a ‘ By the time of the noon recess cite, themugh tt had deen aiiored to make |oharged with Diganiy sd Anse S00 | New York County Bank at Fourteenth 4 ‘Alexander Keosh, another member of | this down the street. Mrs, Rogers is known Principal Grady was able to report that |!" look a¥ though my husiand, we ap \ond “wife” had a aon by her marriage|*treet and Eighth avenue on Monday. the Committee, corroborated Mr, Well-| WILSON EXPECTS O'GORMAN TO |## one of the most daring women auto the strike had practically fiasied out, ne aix months ago because he likes) 0 iatenning.” morning, Occasionally he would drive Captain George Howell w. tdondes better than run: ctlon. # had been)” John Connell, the confessed bigamist's|to the bank but in fair weather it ‘There was no such chicken-hearted- * He explained that ss Renner, So L took! prother, heard of the story and came|hig habit to walk. iS nad gone with Jack [Nes# manifested in the ranks of the|™sried to M FIGHT IN CONVENTION. drivers in this ine. ‘Mr. Keogh eaid that of the men re- a It Is the suggestion, if not the ex- nia 7 th The wre mune, and the land ft Maine and married the 4 ‘ Ci 5 festion, » Pollok’ kers of Public School No. 1 *|them, ‘Thi a here from Ma wom-! At 9 o'clock to- Jected by Commissioner Copsey Mr.| pressed wish of Gov. Wilson, that Sena-|CROKER’S DAUGHTER GETS | Rose to tarry Pollok's rooms after, the Trent ean en Bia w Lindy, who knew I was Mra, Haverson,|an his brother had wronged ‘so the boy | metuth: hie eachion, eee nee Bm A Waldo had notifed the Civil Service| for O'Gorman go into the convention ay murder. He said Soheppa also told o! P at did not ug |aS la iewally bea? the manta of Connell @ 7 ler, made up the cash \ Commission that he had no objection to of the Atty and, more nroniog not} HER DIVORCE FROM BREEN, | having nen at Hecker'a house after the }daunt their stout hearts, They cons [let me md i ue atraire,”| ‘To-day John began work in the shoe|/S"4 check deposits totalling $1,081.31.. ] several, and the Commiaston accordingly already beon offered to him since _ ee cteteie se matn to tees 6 tinted to warade and Raunt thelr place) iy atagiatrate Krotel, “unless you/factory of his brother to support his bly $86 In bills, $74.83 im cola recertified these men without making an/ he was turned down by Murphy, ana|Final Decree Granted When Former| cigarette, vut that Becker forbade this|or them were spanked, but bere thg{want to go to a clyil court. | wite : and \the remainder in 4 checks, She {vestigation into their character, Jconduct the fight against the Four- Riding Master Fails to Decause, he aatd, they ware being [Of them were : ey phe pair went gut and the outbreak . eee im @ little brown satchel 008 James Creelman, former war corro-| teenth sirest boss from the floor of the ig watched, He directed Schepps to leave | orture stolcatls = leoliowed NATIONAL LEAGUE, handed tt to her employer. epondent and now head of the Clvil| convention, He can do better working Appear. the house and go down the etrest and|. Three boys from Public School Nu. |folliwee aang out of her 4 Popper left his office at 9.80 o'clock, \ Bervice Commission, was called, from the “inside” than as an element) greg, Ethel C. Breen, daughter of Rich. | PUT? in @ shore time 64 were arrosted In Suffolk street dur- ne 8 AT BROOKLYN, carrying the satchel in his hand, He The hearing adjourned until to-night. |ing the morning and were locked up, neld Mra. Havervon to the magi! ay tQuis_. was unarmed and never dreamed of Q, We are seeking to ascertain the| of protest outside the convention hall, ani Croker, to-day obtulned a final de- 4 sald she would wet me yet chavacter of the raw material sent to| acconiing io the belief of Gov. Wileon| ©... of divorce from her husband, 'Yebe A late pil WR ie charged with improper guardianship ana Stag Ga pus bane are 10000100 — | being molested. On his way toward the polloe force who later become lleu-|and Chairman McAdoo. 7 becaune they were noi at school, They N. the Ninth avenue corner he passed ep iaine, tnepectore and lend.| @o the war against Murphy is offic: J. Breen, formerly a riding master in SEXTON HANGS HIMSELF were arrested by Patrolman Weiner of |for protection.” BROOKLYN— William Eagan's livery stable. Kagan tenants, captains, tom ene. lade an and tae rensseation ce coe join perk the Fifth street station. The boya satd| “Bho ina lying~no such thing!” panted 001 14 0 1 0 ~~ |wae standing in the doorway. 7a of ‘raiding cus, Wo found that Dix ia" dednitely 2eld in the belance by {Bee failed to sopoar to oppone the IN CHURCH BELFRY TOWER, | txey were Benjamin Dabue, thirteen |g Renner, who was held between two Perr “You better leave that with me, Pop: Commissior o- | Dt it sas 5 motion, which was granted by Justice plete years old, of No, venue A; An-|etalwart po! nL was just tryin, Tv \. Cy Baga. lice Investigating bureau established by ee asians nomineo of the Demo- (ow yy default AUBURN, N. Y., Sept. 2—Henry]| tonio Bronno, siayen yes 8 ld, of No. liwo es aia which 1 thought #he rife CINCINNATI— bead rege ae hen poten ham. The Mayor told us| cratic id i de Dish, a telephone op-| whi , [211 Avenue A, and Joseph Manta, » ti ¥ ; Gen. Bina Ado pereumally tnves,| Mi. McAdoo had a talk with Gov,| Miss Maude Dich, a telephone 9p-| Whips, aged el ven, sexton of Bt, | ae Ae te Oe Tree et | possibly claim along with her old Kown 1003000 — merchant laughed and proceeded on Commissioner Pp y 2 eB erctor, was named by Mrs, Breen as co-| Peter's Protestant Eplacopal Church, | Oa" fand shoes and Kvod-for-nothing old cer-| BOSTON— his way, He had almost reached the ea ed ek Phiese Heda Fi (Continued on Second Page.) respondent. ‘ committed suicide to-day by hanging L e tifleate'”* 0000007 side door of Shay's saloon on the cor- ‘force, ani 0 mn id aa: aRRRmRAAM himself in the belfry tower. His lifeless In it c ° - be | ih ssonngeteatiipeemnans Lat 1 Meu of a $9) bond for her good de: ner when he saw two young men saums fated the cases of the forty-five men we r nade wie dionaearas oe POLITICAL PARTIES AX Dougherty’s Detective Bureau, 31 Bway. | away, orn tia th pra be “a wif who Shu grok an Aswemmily Hall ia the haviour Maslatrate Krotel sent Miss] oo. ove way oonol tering in nis direction, Lr gpege ry ti} Bpostigntiges, anes ercret inquiries, Tele- 3 % i him and wae searching for him, ' Buliding, ing 5 i? Renner to the unromantic shades of the NIST One was (Continued on Revont Powe), | SIG bea Tah et ee re ee ee oat nist OE jie uttered from melancdolles Bab Fal (ARK Pindiagis s cfe° workhouse or lx montna BSR SIS TE rata | et,