The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1912, Page 1

) Fi EDITION. ~ PRIOE ONE OENT. a Tuesday, (<Lioes KT PS> LAE = ‘ ht, 1912, The Prees jehing 4 Ooorrlaes: UThe'New Work World). NEW (ORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, “SEND ALL FOUR GUNMEN TO CHAIR’—MOSS ’ “ALL INNOCENT, ROSE THE S LAYER’—WAHLE - WEATHER-Fair to-night Teecsday, EDITION. 1912. 18 PAGES “PRICE ONE CENT. President Cleveland’s Widow, and Daughter Who Makes Debut “BIG TIM” HELD UNDER RESTRAINT WN SANITARUM Bowery Leader a Mental Wreck and Closely Guarded in Yonkers Hospital. } 50,000 TURKS SURRENDER TO SERVIANS AT MONASTIR ~ AFTER THREE DAYS’ BATTLE Three Generals Among Great Force of Troops Who Lay Down Arms at Fortress Captured in Furious Fighting Climax of Siege. SULTAN’S MEN ALSO SUFFER HEAVILY AT ADRIANOPLE. Turks in Battle at Chatalja Claim Victory Over Bulgarians—British Bluejackets Guard Americans. | BOARD AT $250 A WEEK. | Attendants Sometimes Forced] to Put Him in New Kind | of Straitjacket. Friends of Congressman-eiect Timothy | D. Sullivan, who t confined in Dr. G. F, M. Bond's santtarium at No. 90) North Broadway, Yonkers, are in re- celpt of reports from Bowery scouts! who have been conducting a quiet in- vestigation which have xiven rive to a flood of gossip in downtown polltiow circles, Some of “Big Tim's" former asgociates, who have been kept pretty much in the dark as to his whereabouts and his condition, are thinking of ap- Pealing to Governor-elect William Sul- ner to visit his old friend in the sant- tarium, investigate his surroundings | and treatment and make a public stat ment on those matters, Although not more than a dozen per- gons In New York have known pos!- tively that “Bie 7! mentally wreck, t in Dr, Bond's sanitarium, the rumor that he was confined there caused a few young cast siders to do a Uttle sleuthing, They visited Yonkers, looked over the sanitarlum and have been telling etories of absorbing inter- est along the Bowery and East Four- teenth atreet. [" BELGRADE, Nov. 18—The Turkish fortress of Monastir sur- gendered this afternoon to the Servian troops. Fifty thousand Turkish soldiers and three generals laid down their arms. “st Monastir had been virtually surrounded by Servian troops for sev- Neral days while Greek troops coming from the south have cut off their Hing of retreat to Ochrida. On Saturday the Servian troops, after des- Perete fighting throughout the day and night, succeeded in capturing two important heights commanding the city. They then advanced through 4he morasses onto the inner fortifications, which surrendered to-day. 0 repens sees <= RY BOX FILLED ,,t* ESTHER CLEVELAND, (WHITE HOUSE BABY, HAND OVER SWORD. ‘The possession of the heights com- ‘manding Monastir by the Servien army under Crown Prince Alexander ren- déred, the fortress untenable. Fethi Pasha, former Turkish Minister to Belgrade, was one of the first to hand over his sword. At the bogin- ning of the war ho made the remark: IN GIBSON'S TRIAL One report is that “Big Tim,” the soul of good nature, is frequently seized by attendants, jammed into what is known as a “restraining sheet,” tied down to his bed and held there, unable to move, OWES OUT TODAY Hundreds Attend Reception ‘We will soon invite our friends to din- The representatives of Germany and Ztaly informed Pramter Pachitoh of Bervia to-day that their Governments eupported Austria's view of Servia’s for an hour or more at a stretch. PAYING $260 A WEEK FOR HIS TREATMENT. Bowery rumor is that “Big Tim" ts! Paying for his mmodations at Dr} who left college at twenty, entered a) years later, fortune, That Marks Debut of Former President’s Daughter. business career, and twenty after amassing a comfortable returned to be graduated with grees from Pitnceton and late FOR LAKE MURDER orri 7 2) ppointed to the chair of archaeology wfaima to an extension of her territory] , | f D te] Bond's place $260 a week. T, Nov. 1n—ates | APP the chalr a! ology t after the war. Sener pth Accused Lawyer s Wife Aids Larry Mulligan, Christy Sullivan, Sen- hie “White House Bne ote ee 6 ay Ady We M. Pachitch declined to give @ definite His. Co 1 in Sel ‘ ator Fitzgerald and others of “BI®| pany,’ de her formal bow t at ‘ f 4 a election Pim's* ‘i t yy" made her formal bow to #0*/ helped remove the heavy furniture from (~ gnewer until the conclusion of the wer, 1S: unsel in Tim's" intimates, who arranged for] — ee ; h i _~ Monastir is the headquarters of the placing him in Dr. Bond's sanitarium,| Sty #t 4 ae ae eRitrags 4) whep he SOWIE Be lla ng Fac Ded q Sith Turkish Army Corps command- of Talesmen. have fidd io Vain te atom the ring | O08 20008 banice Rip mathe OR od els ehauitene name Ia \ e4 by Fethi Pasha, but many other tide of gossip about the care and con-| Grover Cleveland, in the drawing room | Height an \ Parkish troops fleeing from surround- dition of the patient. of Westlands, the Cleveland man-} handy. tng towns which had beon captured bY| (apeciel from a Staff Corespondent ot The Eren-| The reports coming from those wno| sion, and greeted over two thousand| FLOWERS FILL HOUSE AND the Servians concentrated — there. «gy te Wort.) é have made personal investigations state| guests, who have been swarming into] | EVEN GROUNDS. ! avid Pasha, the commander of the] GOSHEN, N, Y., Nov, IRA Jury W88!that “Big Tim,” while mentally unbal-|town by train and automobile since ‘Nements, ne Oe Ine hee h R ‘eporter q venth Turkish Army Corps, Went! selected in four hours today to try]anced, is #till possessed of all his old] noo asked him about the reception. there with many of this soldiers after! Lawyer W. Gibson of New York for| physical vigor. Whether he ts given to} rom the appearance of Princeton's Pete nar in the eersued | the fall of Uskup to the Servian®. | murdering Mra. Rosena Menachik Szabo, | spells of violence 1s not known, but His] trecta the attention of the whole nac| Sunte thie time I am of nev conaes It was thought that the Turkish} si out in Greenwood Lake, July 16.| fiends say that he ty gentle, even wh i tion was centr hundred automobiles were tooting through waiting for the hour to are Jat Westlands, Over five! quen “Who are the who will arrive a under the @pell of his mania, which takes the form of belief that voices are following his through the air. troops would be able to stand a lengthy siege in Monastir, but it ts evident that the army was totally dis- organised Taking testimony will begin to-morrow, ‘The State undertakes to prove Gibson most important people hortl#?” he was asked, the streets, ‘and lacked provistons. Many! killed the woman, with whom he was! Investigation to-day of some of the} Five when they'd choke Bayard Lane, UE oan rt begin to name them,” he of the soldiers were reservists who) friendly, in order to possess her $10,000) statements current in “Bix Tim's” old | whloh leads to Westlands, poop Bialidt tan Mees lavenaad } tad been only recently called back to .,vings and, {f the opportunity presents, | haunts show that Dr. GF. M. Bond,| ‘The White House baby is in her twen- ie Riniply. awanised with tibone eta a the colors. to show how a series of tragedies have| the head of the sanitariun, has been| tieth yoar and is already very popular. Led Neil Banh giy safe to say er guests will Monastir occupied a capital position That she will make a big success in! arrive and meet Miss Cleveland.” befallen several of his previous clients, | COMfined to his bed by # severe illness i} et centre for week: He en § | for def ce Te eee Nopue| Gibson smilingly endured the first ses al retace Me lgitvs Baayen, society 19 not doubted, for she Closely! “Will there be any announcement of Rei Heavier ‘composed of Servians,| elon of the court, over® which Justice| name of Mr. White,” about, two| exemblos her mother, Inheriting her! the date of your approaching mare | Bulgarians, Albanians, — Armontans,| Arthur H. Tompkins presides. He prob-| months ago, and tas been unable to] Peauty and charm, Hut she had | rage? Greeks and Turks, The Christians| amy was the coolest man in the little| leave his room for the past six weeks, | t0 divide the Interest of the guests, tor) The date isn't decked on," he re ‘ number about half of the inhabitants.| orange County court house. His wife| Dr. Bond is under the care of a trained | day, with her mother and Prof. Tee Gommpaita Baedich show used te: \ Meavy Turkish losses are also Fl cas nim, and her nod was potent| Mune from a Yonkers hospital, and 1s] J, Preston jr. of Wells College, Aurora, | SON NOGNT® elnnitl aa Mae } ported at Adrianople, & Saree. oe In the acceptance or reJection of tates- | rar” treatment prescribed by a New|N. ¥. Since Mrs, cls land anpnuness rom his home in Greenwich, Conn., an } patch received here to-day ic 3 omptorily | ork specialist. her engagement to Prof. Preston, 80°] 10 on oe wis haa 108 Balan Cd r ‘met the Sarkien garrison at thas /men, ten or whom | were Derempiorily | ‘During Dr. Bond's iltnags the patients | ciety has been anxious to meet itm and | 1000 BR Aa trite chara Ae poine lost six field guns and several recent pera Les aber rie reed in his institution, some elght or ten in| congratulate Mrs. Cleveland. And while, | undrods of orchids and a profusion ‘of their mon were killed or| tation with her, A majority number, have been under the care of an| of cou Misa Ksther received the) oo vionts are laid about the grounds, It Bd yoga 4 Orn are farmers, is na woos Giseon | ma nt left several} most consplcuvus attentions, SORETALiIRe er Caner tn enn oe r z c ollee, Gtbson | days ago, tment for pa-| tions also were showered on Mra, Cleve- | (0? 1 aja pen Ahab 9 ‘ y re LNTTHOrE®, Mov, 18.—The greeted Hie. Rewanaiay mn with wham tlents Is now furnished by a doctor ane land and her flance. fies a pate or, at any rate, into great battle along the Chataljs Mines | He had talked almost by iy . a ves in Yonkers and visits the sani-| MISS CLEVELAND'S ENGAGE- J Rigs Rees ‘Pawns claims to have door since he was bocke up in the} carjum datiy, MENT DENIED. im which Wexim county jail. He sat at the end of the) wag NOT BEEN A to| STOLEN VANDERBILT SILVER repulsed the Bulgarians is apparently | (0) one iae tor the defense. At the} A LLOWED OUT] Many of tho guests were expecting to| can- r e me v0 isa 4) e f° still raging. The sound of ™ “rag (other end, separated by the three Gibson FOR A MONTH, hear the an ment of Miss Clev FOUND AFTER 18 YEARS. monading is not audible to-day 08 1 We) ars, wan the defendant's wife, Like| “Bis Tim’ has not been out of the land's eng today, For # year, it ‘all last night, but this is probably due | SN) vn nt eyed each venireman | santtarium for nearly a month, accord- vo linked her name with thet f the wind. Part ot Burglar’s | Plunder Discoy- | to @ change in the directo: of examination keenly and|ing to the reports, and 1s allowed out o: D. Went of New York, #on Aah ‘Fhe city is ine fever of expectation, cetlenlyy clutching Ren cane at tha lntn ream Gar ON Tare cosaMune Wen f, Andrew F. West of Princeton ered Under Rocks in Clift | and there is exultation among the| Mi he wag first admitted he was allowed to] ‘The Clevelands, liowever, vigorously at Bar Harbor. J ‘Parks, who believe the fortunes of war) TT! Oy) Hicks, a retail grocer of|take walks through the country, but his| deny the engagement. It Miven out a Gar te : Rave turned in their favor, Highland Falls, was accepted as the first} malady reached a stage ¢ what iy] authoritatively to-day that there was! BAR HARBOR, Me, Nov. 18 Owing to the oritical conditions ex- |) 0 "ore a brief examination by Rob-| known as “troublesome” spells devel-| No foundation for the rumor, Neither amount of solid » tableware stolen | toting in the capital, more forei#a)) cider, chict counsel for Gibson, le| oped and exercise was cut out Mra. Cleveland make any announce- from Geor Vanderblit's summer | marines and bluejackets were landed! 0 the second venireman called, The| No information about Sullivan 4s ob- | regarding her own plans or the|residence here eighteen years ayo was N Jove to-day.. & British force of 100) "0" VO tee, farmer, sald he had|tainable at the hospital, for the almpla| date of her coming marriage, [found to-day hidden in the rocks at the | Blmejackets were detailed to guard the) ¢.n.4 an unchangeable opinion and was| reason that Dr, Bond's atcendants and cvening World reporter went to! base of @ cliff by Simon V a team- | [BA.| United States Hmbassy, no Amerioe| onatienyed by Mr. Hlder for cause, Al-|nurses deny that Sullivan is the Janda at noon, On the porch of ster | foros being available in this vicinity jor; N. louse, a Goshen farmer, was|However, le has been seen standing at | the big yellow brick and white piilared | Violete went to te cliff for a load of \ for duty. All the other embassies end | chajenged peremptorily by Elder, | window, In the rear of the} mansion was P mn. It wag the, rock and in handling the came publip buildings are cuarded by the im) Juror No, 2 is Charles Nabor, a farmer | bullding, on the second floor, This is) Bar why s0 shyly fled upon the silverware, which was ternational forces. of Montgomery, belleved by his friends to be the window| the pe: ake of Aurora, at night.) cart) and underbri y Gholera is fast spreading along hive Charles H. Weyant of Highlands, aj of his room, to ew gaKe- $1,tHK) « i Sime of the Chatalje forts, the num! Fi tarmer, sald he had discussed the cave} A “restraining sheet,” was learned | ment to Mra, ¢ punced, valued at | ef deaths daily mow being computed at) with his wife, but was accepted as|to-day at the Vs pathic Ward of] tree weeks ago, Only this time he had *4n ; \ y joror No, %. Bellev in & modification v¢| lost much of his reticence. Pi is f pgetes) "Reports that a battle wes in progress | A. Baxter, a wealthy resident of| the old tir Jacket, but just aw| Ina light checked sult, with his ieee ‘et Chataija, as indicated by the heavy | Warwick, said he had expressed an/|¢ffective as ppllance derby ,tited back or s hy The sliverware A atke eannon fire, were oMcially confirmed by | opinion as to the outcome of the triaij It Is a fo wa. Cleveland's flance was directing a uitials oa. We sockets for the arma ani of decorators, who were bringing in| > FOR RACING SEE PAGE Po laced a} We back like m compte retical pvetied palms and Sowers, The map pata \ BROKERS RAIDED IN EIGHT CITIES FORPOSTAL FRAUD eral Authorities Swoop Down on Members of Al- leged Swindling Ring. ARE INDICTED. F MANY Charged With Mulcting Pro- moters and Infant Stock Corporations. Nov. 18.—-A trap eparation by 1 rMce in- spectors and United States District: Attorney McPherson of thin city was! sprung to-day against what is al- leged to be a widespread ring of stock guarantee swindlers operating in elght big cities of the United States and abroad, and arrests followed from Cin- cinnat! to New York, The swift descent of the Federal au- thorities 1# almed at the American Re- demption Company and the vartous brokers who have acted in the past ita agents, After the serving of the warrants found by the Federal Grand Jury here the Governmentofficials said that the ring had cleaned up more than $1,600,000 4n the course of its three years’ operations. Uusing the ma‘is to defraud is the charge upon which men in Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, Buffalo, Rocheate: Cleveland and Newark, N. J., were ar- rented simultaneously t All were | held before United States Commiasion- ers in the various cities in bonds of from $2,000 to $4,000 each, ‘The members of the company alleged to have done @ fraudulent business and their agents in the various cities are accused of having preyed upon pro- moters and infant stock corporations by taking fees and commiestona for arvanging the guarantee of their vic- tims’ securities by atock and bond in- rance companies in which the ring itself held controlling interest After paying the commissions f. the guarantes of thelr bonds or stocks the budding companies are sald to hay invariably discovered that the Interest of th guaranteeing promot- ers in the neerns came suddenly to @ stop. The scheme of the debenture com- is said to have spread to Eng- land and Canada. Post-Office Inspec- tors have been working on the track of the swindlers in London and Mon- tr It was made known after the service of the warrants this afternoon that other arrests aside from = those made this afternoon would probably follow, J. Gordon Malcolm, one of the Cin- chunath promoters who was Indicted, got wind of pending trouble and went to Canada recently. Others for whom tn- dictments were handed don Grand Jury here were F, D. Minyard, who Was arresed in Cleveland; Thomas Fishwick, arrested in Boston; George 8. Hannaford, arrested in Chicago, and J.R. Long, arrested in Buffalo. Halford B, Wardin was apprehended in Rochester. A. Bruce Cra of the brokerage finn of Hunter & Crane, in Newark, N. J. was arrested In the New Jersey city, The accused company passes under the name of F. D. Minyard & Co, F. in, Minyard himself was arrested tn Cleveland = this afternoon. Thomas Fishwick, formerly of this efty and an officer of company, Was arreated in Boston. A. Urice Crane of the brokerage firm of Hunter & Crane in Newark, No J. was arrested in the New Jersey city. Mason G, Worth, said to be one of the big in the fraudulent concern, was arrested in the financial district here (his afternoon on a warrant from the rand Jury in Cincinnatt. He 1s an of iver of the American Redemption Com. pany He was held in @ missioner Shields. a ASKS WHY ARCHBOLD HAS NOT BEEN ARRESTED. » Dail by Com. 2 Noy. 38. ~Attorney HW. Gray of Houston, Tex. | caine bere to-day to ask the Department of Justice officials why ® warrant for fe arren John iD. the aidard Ol eon ed upon bi by the} GUNMEN ALL GUILTY NONE DESERVES PITY MOSS TELLS THE JURY “They Were the Brutal and Cruel Hands of Conspiracy That Becker Hatched,” Declares Prosecu- tor in Summing Up. WAHLE ATTACKS ROSE IN PLEA FOR GANGSTERS. Says He Was Arch Plotter and Calls Shapiro a Perjurer---Goff Will Charge Jury To-Morrow. The last word for and against the gunmen, charged with the actual shooting to death of Herman Rosenthal in front of the Metropole Hotel on the morning of July 16 last, was said to-day to the Jury before Jus- tice Goff in Extraordinary Term of the Supreme Court in six hours of oratory, three each for prosecution and defence, and to-morrow Justice Goff will charge the Jury concerning the proper interpretation of the law and evidence, whereupon the fate of “Gyp the Blood,” “Lefty” Louie, “Whitey” Lewis and “Dago” Frank will rest within the discretion of twelve men. They were six solemn hours for the gangsters. Fitst while thelr lawyer was pleading with the Jury to'believe their story that they wer: innocent decoys of the arch-plotters—Rose, Webber, Vallon and Schepp! —and then later on when Assistant District-Attorney Moss described theta as dangerous thugs and gunmen who prowl the metropolis hungry for their prey. Not one of the four smiled or uttered word from the time they were bro@ght in to the prisoners’ table until the conclusion of thelr ordeal, and then when it was all over they showed each other their haggard faces and remained mute. MENTIONED THE NAME BECKER ONLY ONCE. Charles G. F. Wahle mado an elo quent argument for his clients, speak- ing from 10,80 o'clock until 1.05, Only once throughout his address did he mention the namo of Charles Becker, convicted and sent to the death house an the brains and genlus of the con- spiracy which had employed his clients An assaxnins, and on that one occasion Mr. Wahle brought in the name of the ‘eman merely an @ superficial inct- dent to the testimony, In the opinion of many Wahle made a good impression. Ie was reserved in hia manner of discourse and dissected the evidence with careful logic, Wahle did not attempt to ft out his bad men clients with any halo or apol- oxize for the criminal lives they had led, He merely urged the jurors not to accept the word of Rose, Webber, Vatlon and Schepps, and not to enter into @ partnership with them in sending his Webber and Hon were the real wlayers, he de- red, and in thelr cells in the West Side Court Prison they were praying with Rose and Schepps that the gunmen should dle, MOSS CALLS GUNMEN, “CRUEL HANDS” OF BECKER. In his sumining up Prosecutor Moss nt into the murder-conspiracy this afternoon while Mr, summing up, “Lefty Louie's wife ar | father and “Dago Frank's’ moth Dleaded with the court attendanty *o admit them, but stern orgers had been siven that none of the gangsters’ kin should be allowed in the trial roo While the Prosecutor was delivering ni« excoriating attack upon them. ‘The pu Dose of this exclusion was to prevent # scene or commotion tn the tribunal, When Mrs, Lillian Rosenberg, “Lefty” Loute's baby-doll wife, was denied ad- mission #he broke down and sobbed bitterly. And she kept up her unre strained weeping until her two sis arrived to console her. A deputy sheriff in charge of the Prisoners #ald this afternoon that the four young men were delighted with Mr, Wahle's eloquent effort in their be- half, The explosive “Whitey” Lewis openly expressed his admiration. “Hully gee,” he aid, “that was ¢ corker of @ speech, and far the firs time in my fe I felt the weeps com in’ on, He even had the jury going. “Dago” Frank and “Whitey” Lewis both expressed confidence of acquittal, but “Gyp the Blood” and “Lefty” Loule said not a word thfoughout the recess hour in the Tombs, When Justice Goff took his place at 10.30 o'clock he gave orders to Capt. Lynch of tho Court squad that the doors should be locked and kept locked untii Mr, Wahle had finished his summing up. Just before Mr, Wahle was requested by the Court to begin bis address Dis- triet-Attorney Whitman and Assistanc District-Attorney Moss retired from the inciogure in front of the bench to @ se- cluded corner back of the jury box, Then Mr, Wahle began, speaking extem- Mose was a OF ro alients to the death chatr, Vv we and sketched the part Becker had played in] Poraneoualy from a Uttle handful of hiring the Kunmen to do his will, He] notes. referred to tie «defendants as the BEGINS WITH AN ATTACK ON THE FOUR INFORMERS. Referring tn his firet period to the clamor of the rabble and the mob for four human lives, the lawyer paid his respects to the arch plotjers and mur- derers, Rose, Webber, Vallon and “brutal and cruel hands’ of the con- spiracy that Becker had hatched with Rose and told the jurors that it was their duty to rid the world of such dan+ kerous wolves of the underworld. Mr, Movs demanded from the jury verdict of murder in the first degree for 4ll four gunmen, and his closing appeal was “I mpoak these words to you upon the belief that in your mindy you will o to t nelusion that these men are guilty, but that perhaps some one man among you may be awayed by pitying emotions and be ted to withhold hi vote. One man can spoll this trial; one man weak and vacillating, mistakenly pitiful, may bring to naught the entire labor of this trial, ‘The Disi Attor- ney submits the case tu you, urging @ mie, of murder tn the firet degree against all the defendants, You will be asked,” said Mr. Wahle, “to accept the word of these four men that my four clients are murderers, Firet “Jack” Rose, suave, polite, voluble and persuasive; he the aroh-plotter, the guiding hand that and never caught, There is Vallon, the sign of brute written on his Jefendants in inal suit under against Magnolia xas and 9 dozen other © information that Wat indicted in Hi sainst him re nay neve \ None of the relatives of the gunmen were permitted <9 ember gle cyurtsoom