The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1912, Page 1

WEHATHER-taln to-night; Friday cte PRICE ONE CENT. — “ Circulation Books Open to All.” Copyright, 1912, by The Tress Publishing ree. (The New York Che rid). NEW YORK, THURSDAY, WOMAN KILLED IN AUTO. WRECKED AT 100-FT. CLIFF WITH FRENDS, FAMILY SA GIRL DEAD IN THB WN ROOM AT HOTEL IH MAN QUZED Telephone Calls Add to Mys- tery in the Case of Bos- ton Stenographer. Police Hear Several Versions of Accident to Young Wife of Merchant Reid. JEWEL ROBBERY DENIED. _ Car Owner, Who Had Gems, Released—Two of Party Missing. Conflicting stories were told to the police to-day regarding the death of Mrs. Anderson Reid of No. 275 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, the young wife of an elderly Brooklyn candy merchant, who was killed by the fall of an automobile over a hundred- foot embankm at Highland Ter- race, Brooklyn, last night. She was In the company of Michael Rosen- thal of No. 79 Grand street, Brook- lyn, John Rourke.of No, 147 Han- @o0k street, William Crook, a cotton . broker, and Edward Brady, all un- merried young men. Mra. Reid was known to her friends| (Special to The Evening World.) BOSTON, Nov. 14.—The body of Mar- Jorie G@. Powers, a stenographer em- Ployed by the Arthur T, Cummings produce firm in Faneuil Hal) Market, was found in a bathtub in @ room of the Revere House this afternoon par- tlally submerged in water. Miss Powers went to the hotel yester- day with a man and the couple we! registered as Mr. and Mra, Davis, Several times this morning some one called on the telephone for Mre, Davis, and the bell boys getting no response! Jat the room one of them finally! climbed out on the roof adjoining the apartment as Sunbeam" and an the red cheeked,| occupied by the woman, and looking in laughing cashier of the candy stand Just! saw the body in the tub. They notified inside the entrance of Luna Park, Coney | tne police Inland; face was familar to thous) ‘The police late this afternoon took wan of New Yorkers. She was twen-| arthur T. Cummings, her employer, to ty-seven years old, Her husband, who } Headquarters for a questioning. astore at Fulton and Court streets, Bren a tne Park Girete nd. tz the| BONUS TO BECKER JURORS OF $50 EACH, IS ORDER. candy concesstonaire at Luna Park, 1s Justice Goff Awards Extra Cash Bfty-reven yeare old. HUSBAND DECLARES HE SANC- for Eighteen Days of Ex- clusive Service. TIONEO WIFE'S OUTING. The jurors who served throughout the When called on the telephone at his Fulton street store last night and told that bis wife had been Killed in a car belonging to Michael Rosenti Mr. Raid fa he did not know Rosenthaj| Becker trial will receive, in addition to ‘and did not know that his wife was| their fees, a bonus of fifty dollars ea City Chamberlain Moore received from Supreme Court Justice Goff to-day war- rants calling for this payment. As the rs served elghieen days, for will receive the regular stipe’ the rate being two dollars a “I knew that my wife expected to go| they will each now get from the county ‘ last night. I always had confidence | for their services $36 in all. ther and she went out as she p! vd, There are several precedents for Jus- Mer going out last night was all rish Goft’s action, In the “poultry Gad bed my sanction. She was a woman | case, when the jurors served fifty @uch character and good sense that! days, Justice Goff ordered that they be would trust her anywhere.” given a bonus of $400 each, while in the ‘When the automobile backed over the| Cummins trial, when the jurors served gqambankmem and fell, Mrs. Reld's neck | inirty days, Justice Davis directed that {wae broken and her skull was frac-}iney be rewarded with $200 each, above (ured. ‘The passengers of a troiley car| ie) tatutory tee. {Which wes stopped after the crash ran t@ the place and found’ Rosenthal and + Mourke, somewhat dazed, bending over Mre. Reid's body. They also reported that they saw two other men running sway. When the two young men were faleen to the police station they at first retused to ive thelr names. A charge et homicide was made against them, While they were being questioned Mrs. Susan Ward of Gravesend and Miss Mave! Frith, slsters of Mrs, Retd, arrivel, Rosenthal addressed Miss Frith as “Mabel,” and begged her not te say anything In the presence of the She turned her back on him, ROSENTHAL HAD DEAD WOM.- AN’S JEWELRY. Miss Pritn asked wh way from honie. He hurried home and ‘wae f0 prostrated that he was put under care of a trained nurse by Irs phy- ¢eiclan. Through his friend, Coroner's| Physician Hartung, to-day he issued this tiee offered to take her home. This state- ment was made after two young men, supposed to be Brady and Crook, haa been in consultation with her for some time, As to the jewelry, Miss Frith. said to-day that Rosenthal’s action in taking {t for safe keeping was entirely proper nd that the family felt that It was secure in his hands as though it had been already returned to them, They were grateful to him for taking care of it, she said, and would prosecute any ‘}one who sald they were behind the grand larceny charge. NOT CERTAIN SISTER WAS AT CYPRESS HILLS PARTY. t had become of | Mrs. Kod's jeweley, which she always) Later Miss Frith told reporters that wore in protus The ma who tid not Know whether her slater hai searched the body, told “r none had been at the Cypress Hills party or had been found Miss Frith left not. She did Know that her sister had ) disturbed, — Later gone out for @ ride, intending to go to found in Hosenthal’s , but thought perhaps she had an additional charge of felt that a long ride in the fresh alr was made against him. would be better for her, She would not of the Relds as in say where Mra. Reid got into the auto: charge of Miss th to-day. She {ssued! mobile, but thought she might have & succession of statements on behalf of | entered it at her own doorstep. the family, | Rosenthal and Rourke y released First she said that she. and her sister! from all charges by Magistrate Nash hed known all but one of the young in the New Jersey Avenue Court to-day ren in the automobile for years and atter « brief hearing ta which they made Bhat ihey met frequently, having at- no defense. It was r din court tended schoo! in Williamsburg together. that Kosenthal was upset with several Bhe told of an oid neighborhood party whose names were conce: w motorboat on Jamaica Bay feunion which Mrs. Reid attended at 1 § , on Ja pen Cypress Hillis last night, refusing to pummner. There were no fatalities at give the names of the hosts, Mrs, Retd, , '* ae PANAMA CANAL CRUISES, who had been 1I! with grip for a week, fhe said, became wore at the party, PATIENTS FINGER TIED TO HIS NOSE GREW ANEW ONE Visiting Surgeons See Result of Remarkable Operation at Presbyterian Hospital. DEATH HAS NO FEARS! Experiments Show That Life Can Be Restored After Ap- parent Dissolution. At the Presbyterian Hospital this Afternoon Dr. Clarence A. McWilliama, before an audience of surgeons from the Clinical Congress of Surgeons, exhibited @ man wearing a new nose made out of his ring finger. The patient had had his entire nose de- stroyed in an accident, so that there Was not the least bit of bony support left to build a new nose on. The patient could not get any work to do because | of his appearance. When he applied to the hospital some weeks ago for rellef Dr. McWilliams told him he could have a new nose if he was willing to give up a finger. The patient assented and Dr. McWilliams went to work, He first removed the nail from the ring finger. of the left hand and had the patlént put up his finger to his nose and lay it along the length of tt. Then removing the skin of the finger that lay next to the face he aewed it to the face, flesh, bone and all. The arm was then set in a plaster of Paris cast, so that it would not move. It was kept in the cast for twenty-one days. AMPUTATED FINGER, AND LO! IT WAS HI8 NOSE. On the second day the arm went to sleep entirely and all sensation, includ-|.™, ing pain, was gone. On the twenty-| first day the doctor mputated the Anger ut the place where {t Joins the| hand. ‘Tie second and third Joint then formed the bridge of the nose, while the first Joint, which was bent back toward the face, formed what corre- sponds to the bony underpart of the nose hetween the nostrils, The opera- tion was concluded to-day, and declared & success, ‘The doctor assured the patient that by the time he grows a mustache un- der his replaced nose the difference be- tween the finger-nose and any other nose will not be in the least notice- able. ® Dr. Carlton Wallace gave an exhibition of his skill at the Polyclinic Hospital He performed an operation for con- genital hip disease. Dr. Walla is one of the leading exponents of the new echool of orthopedic surgery He ts consulting surgeon at the Hospital for Crippled and Ruptured Children, the Home for Cripples on Henry street and the Children's Hospital at Port Jeffe eon, L. I, He has accomplished some of the most remarkable cures known to surgery in the way of restoring hope- less cripples. He first won fame by tarting “Smiling Joe’ on the road to recovery at the Sea Breeze Hospital, Coney Island. Bringing those who are apparently dead from gas, chloroform or shock | back to life was the interesting exhibi- tion given at the Fordiam University before another audience of surgeons from the Congress, The subjects—rats mice and other animala—were ail uught to @ state of apparent death by , chloroform or shock. Another use of rats and cats to the human race when used as subjects of aclentific investigation was exemplified in a talk and demonstratio: at the Rockefeller Institute by Dr, John Mer- Nn before some of the visiting sur. SOFIA, Bulgaria, Nov, 14.—The Turk- Ish requests for mediation was presented to the Bulgarian Premier this after- noon by the Ministers of the Great Powers. Premier Guetchoff promised to submit it at headquarters immediately and also to confer on the matter with the Cabinets of the allied Balkan na- tlons. The text of the note follows “The Ottoman Government having ap- proached the Great Powers of Europe to ask their mediation, we are charged to Inquire of Your Excellency if Bulgaria is diaposed to accept this mediation, and if so to what conditions her acceptance will be subject.” LONDON, Nov. 14.—With the Turkish armies beaten in every battle during the forty days’ war and now behind the for- tifications at Chatalja defending the capital of the empire, the Ottoman Gov- ernment has appealed to Bulgaria for an armistice pending the opening of ne- gotlations for p ‘ording to an of ficial despatch received from Constant Beons. He demonstrated how the body | oo. “wnat terma, if any, Turkey has | proposed rave not been disclosed, They of a cat whose head had been entirely cut off was kept alive and functioning | must, however, In the opinion of diplo: ho many parts almost normally lencre’ pe uniletNaacleriiast ana: to arava With the last | m HEAD TAKEN OFF, BUT HEART | gesptabie to Bulgaria. | defenses of Constantinople almost in her The cat was first deprived of all pos. | hands, she Is unlikely to consent to any ry BEAT THE SAME. and Rosenthal and his friends, arriving | ath tiNES ae aie “Woy Lay ee | sp an automobile ne had just bought, BERSACL stele. Potions Worl, alg TURKEY'S PLEA FOR PEACE 4 IS CONSIDERED AT SOFIA Arrangements Made to Present Proposal to the| Bulgarian Cabinet—Fighting Halts at Chat- alja, but Continues at Other Points. object of putting an all parts of the Ball Until the Powers ing the allies in the “NOVEMBER 14, 1912. “Gyp the Blood’’ Sketched in Court To-Day, And “Whitey’’ Lewis Who Also Testified OPOSPLOS ESSE LES LESSEE EE ELESEA ESE FEAEELELEDROD ORE EEASAEAED OOOSEOOEOOEOR EE: . - « end to the war in Peninsula, coed in influence ¢ direction of peace su A “WHITEY” LEWIS FOLLOWS “GYP” ON STAND; ' ACCUSE WEBBER AND VALLON AS SLAYERS Was Shadowed on H Men's Tip. deseriptio: “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ ih 24 PAGES ae FIPOPF OVS HVE PPOVVIISESIOD PEOSTTOETTSTSTTES FETTTSTSS GETS GF On Fo ITSTIGIG TI VIS OFISIOD: PURSSSSSSSSSSSSSS FIO SSST THIS THTE SESE OTTTIES SETHITTIFSTSITISY SHSSHGHVIGTDGOSY | ELD WONAN ADS CONVICTS IN “FRAME?” TALE |Dougherty Tells How Gang is of a form of robbery the fighting at Adrianople, Monastir, | WHICH has become common on the Kast Beutart and in other portions of Tur-pSide, known as “sticking-up a cider Key's once vast Buropean dominion will{stube,” was given by a victim in the continue no matter how Bulgaria ro-| Aldermanic pollce investigation this Lik the appeal made by Ktamil| afternoon. The witness was Mra. Annie While, therefore, Turkey's recognition| vee" W" It 1s charged In the am: of the realities han smonthed the mean fAavit# Of three convicts now doing of diplomacy, as it will if: Bulgaria} Ume Was the subject of @ robbery in holds her hand, and will result in Con.| stikated by two detectives med ner and ® and ceman out the pursue onsid- an was ed etantinople, the Darnadelles per.| Mrs. Sugar described how three haps some other parts of her an{ men entered her place, robbed | Possewsions being left to her and pre.| an employee and two custome venting a scrambie for them by the| escaped said she met a pol powers, there are sttli some serious| Outside, in uniform, and pointed questions to be dealt with, Among| fleeing thieves, but he refused to these are notably those of the pos! them, wying he was off duty. ¢ of Atbania and of the Servian ambition| erable of nquiry was used to have a port on the Adrlatle s Jeffort to show that the pollcem The Albanians are taking steps to| protected by a station house entr Make thelr country independent, and| The ent * was consi autonomy the Albanian Nationalists or-| vietk that two om arean any dom ttempt and inte organization that the Servia dered all the A As to the Adriat usainst| rol The sibility of feeling any of the things| armistice except on conditions wIVINE}ig a report from hi that were done to It by first giving it | her full military advantage, Servians have not Phe ether, Then the wind-pipe was out| Tarkey will have the support of the}, ctticial change ead and air pumped artificlally into tha | Seaeeee Powers in her request for @/iiaiian or tie t Jungs. Then the backbone Was tigntiy | cessation of hostilities. The represen-| pi... ti: a of the pow wate compressed, and soon after severe | tatives of the various nations at Sofia) oo) ot iteresty make the . rom ali connection with the brain | Rave mow received full information re-|.. 5, abatdl toeaas Bie Afler that the entire head was cut off. | garding the proposal of mediation and] oj. juiiy {0 views of Huswia's i But Uie heart and lungs ke hela RACES uasiaie de ‘ Ing and functioning, sa If ¢ Giscuse the method to be adopted for] j,i. tnoiieit tat a | 14 Ava poly Ny gee ail pt its personality | maxing the communtoation of the Tur-| ( ay eee rie : periment was of great value in the re-| ¥/8B request to the Bulgarian Cabinet. ewenting i 8 on search into the functioning of the hu-| armisice asked pr by Turkey fea man body. j Will only affect the fighting at the Cha- — " re talja fortifications, while the step the fe we STORAGE HGGB—B1C Oz. | (FOR RACING SEE PAGE 24.) [European Powers have taken bas the oni sweet by acser, Merrell & Condis Go. CRAY TELLS WERE ROUNDED UP, willed ¢ man ¢ (Continued on Last Page.) HOW ROBBERS), WEATHER=Rain to-night: Friday EDITION. PRICE ONE CENT. MOBS TO SEE GUNMEN, LIGE FEAR OUTBREAK AMONG THE GANGSTERS ——- ~—<42-—-— — “Gyp” and “Whitey” Lewis Take the Stand and Swear Rosenthal Was Shot by Vallon and Webber, Aided by a Stranger. USE SAME LANGUAGE IN DESCRIBING MURDER. “We Were Not Armed, Did No Shooting and Didn’t Ride in Gray Auto,” They Swear to Jury. Harry Horowitz, known as “Gyp the Blood,” and “Whitey” Lewis went on the witness stand to-day at the trial of the gunmen for the mur- der of Herman Rosenthal. Both swore before Justice Goff and a jury in extraordinary term of the Supreme Court that they had seen the shoot. ing but had taken no part in it. They declared they were not armed and did not ride in the “murder auto.” “Gyp,” who went on the stand first, declared that the actual shoot- ing was done by a stranger they had seen in “Bridgie” Webber's place, and by Webber and Vallon, “Whitey” backed him up. They accounted for their presence at Webber's by declaring they had gone there to give “Jack” Rose a chance to “square” himself on the charge made in the un- derworld that he aided in “framnig up” Jack Zelig. Not in the history of criminal trials in this country have so many of- ticers of the law been detailed to set up barriers against the morbidly curious and check the scramble to reach a trial room, Fully one hundred men of various squads and details were posted in the building at the re- quest of Justice Goff, who evidently fears that some sort of violent dem- onstration may be made by the underworld before the trial is concluded. SCENES OF RIOT AT Ne RECESS. In svite of all these precautions there were scenes of riot within and without the building just before the resumption of tHe trial after the midday recess, Lillian Rosenberg, wife of Lefty Louie, was mobbed as she was leaving a restaurant across the street from the Tombs, and a force of reserves had to be summoned to protect her. This squad was drawn from the Criminal Courts Building forces, and they had no sooner, gone outside than another mob charged in through the White and Frank- lin street entrances, SWEETHEART TRIES TO SAVE ACCUSED IN TARRING OF GIRL Strong Effort to Prove an Alibi for One of Six Men Charged | With Brutal Act. Men and women rushed the etatr- ways and strove to fight thetr wey to the rotunda. There was sporadic fght- ing throughout the corridors, and for fifteen minutes the building was in a state of bedlam. It was not until Capt, Tlerney organized a sertes of fly- \ng wedwes and scattered the orowd ike sheep, then posted solid lines of men at every avenue of ingress, that order was restored and the way cleared for those who had business in the courtroom to enter. GUNMAN’S STORY OF THE KILL. ING NOT WELL ToLD, Gyp the Blood was not what could be called @ graphic witness tn his direct narrative of Killing of Herma: Rosentha: Harry Vallon, Betdgi Webber and a mysterious stranger who has been occasionally referred te {n Jooth this and Becker trial as i | ite of how he ant |fefty Loule and Whitey Lewis had of} been lured to the pay NORWALK spirators, and the murd ai Watched A Wels and a fled thal Ernes the evening the tarr ateld Last ounsel for t val Che gunmen every wil Was frequently » f his queation- v lowing nature @f hie : ‘ r t a sn lis testimony tn @ loud, sirl's ed Kood nerve of his cross-ex- intil Assistant san to lay tn of his ertminal * with white glayve sang insinuations een to break down . und ow and ned raven-hatred gang ut smart habiliments Jack Rose appeared yester- . wae His thick black hair was sleeked be be- down over his temples and he wore a high turned down collar, whieh kept not Moss ti nasked When court noon the jury was resun was excu and announced that arguments wii gun to-morrow morning.