The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1912, Page 1

Sai eee oer TD LAY OF SENTENCE KEEPS HYGE IN TOMBS ONE MORE WEE Wed American Girls, Order to Ge Acust Not FS rey ge x penn cp pete —— —~—- if he) WEATHER-—Rain to-night FE EDITION. PRICE ONE © ENT. Co ht. 10) , “wOrnehss TEAS‘ | “ Circuiation Books Open to All.” | if The Pi Publish a te Vt Wor AS WIVES ——— Kaiser’s Imperial Chancellor Suddenly Revives Rule Put in Force by Bismarck. CANNOT DODGE ORDER. ding at Which Americans Were Prominent BERLIN, Dec. 4.—The entry of American born wives into the Ger man diplomatic corps is forbidden from now on according to a ruling of Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann- Hollweg, who has restored the regu lation made by the late Prince Bis- marck, probibiting German diplomats frpm marrying fore!gners. In the course of the rerulation Former Im- nhard voa wife, Princes? wna, headed 4 graced by juded Lillia Ky. the Baron year had fallen into desuetud Mayia Bee: tol reryice whic large American vsldes, who fr: way Langham of Loulsville wife of the iate Ambassador Speck von Sternburg, and Jeanne Luckes eyer of New York, wife of the Dp’ Reman Ambassador at Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff, and other Ambassadresses, Dr. von Bethmann-Holweg has now informed the members of the German diplomatic service that the decision of an oMofal of the German diplomatic corps serving abroad to marry a for- elgner will hereafter be regarded as an expression of his wish to retire from the service, RORSE’S KICK SAVES LIFE IN WRECK OF AMBULANCE. Hoof Pushes Driver From Under Car Wheels, Where Collision Had Thrown Him. » was The kick of a saved the Ife of Robert Batley, driver of a J. Hood Wright Hospital ambulance, to-day. Buster, the ambulance horse that did the kicking, je not a «rained life saver; he merely kicked instinctively when the ambulance he was pulling was smashed to kindling by a Columbus avenue car at One Hundred and Fourth treet, an the Kicks served to push Bailey away from the threatening car wheels. Action Follows Brilliant Wed- | BARS OUT AMERICAN GIRLS. OF DIPLEMATS IN SERVICE OF GERMANY © | | “TEACHER'S DEAD!” PUPIL’S CRY PUTS ~SPHNNL IN A PANIC She'd Only Fainted, but Chil- dren’s Rush Brings Mob of Frantic Mothers. | How little a ttn: ts needed to throw rict Into bubbling of the tenement pnstrated over in the nelgh- |borhood of Public School No. 43, on | Union street, near Hicks, Brook’ jday. | Just Ave minutes vefore 2 Miss Margaret McMahon, in char Class 4B gf Mttle girls, all under tie age of twelve, fainted at her desk. In- stantly somebody piped up dead!” and the children began to rush out Into the hallw. Their clamor, heard through closed doors of other classrooms, was tnter- preted by ready imagination to be tie ery of “Fire!” und at once hundreds of the 1,500 pupils in the school rose and began racing into the halls, The first children to reach the street spread the horror signal “Fire” and from aearoy tenements mothers began boiling into street, converging upon the school. as Anna L, McDevitt, the princip. reallzed a: the first ery the nelguboracoy yo Sue Sounded the and an attempt was made by ers to conduct an orderly re- of the school, w ct upon nm the bulld.ng. The first ranks at the door, however, vy a ob of women, calling in a gues for thelr young on ‘ne Janitor and teachers weie over- whelmed: the advance guard of the frantic mothers began to push thelr way into the hallways, throwing the marca- into wild disorder, ry call for P to Pollew Head- au % vent by Miss McDevise, brought the reserves fron the Amity and Butler street: and Hamburg avenuy statio They had thelr hands full try wbdue the panic among the mothers. AVERAGE AMERICAN LAST SURVIVOR TOLEAVE TITANIC ESN HOSPITAL Col. Gracie, of Washington, Had Thrilling Experience in | Ocean Tragedy. | CLUNG TO WRECKAGE. Saw Col. Astor and Others in Last Moments Before Final Plunge. Col. Archibald Gracie of Washington ied early to-day in a private Hospital at No, 3 East Thirty-second street. Col: Gracie carried with him since April 1 of this year the grim dis tinction of having been the last sur vivor of the ill fated Titanic to lea\ her decks. Only by a marvel of chance was he snatched from the osmmon | grave of the TWtantc heroes when the floating city plunged into the ice strewn 0a. Col. Gracie was in his herth when th crash of the collision with the icebere sent a qhock through the great ship. He dressed calmly and Joined the laugh- ing, joking throng in tie ship's saloon. One-man in.evening cdat picked up a} Dlece of the shattered be g's fragments and distributed nong the women present. An hour passed and then © Gracie began to witness the scenes of pariing and the terrib fantasy of the ship's plunge. | He saw Col, John Jacob Astor hand his wife into one of the lifeboats and | coolly take down its number ir | memorandum book. He saw r Istdor Straus jump from a lifeboat where she had been placed back to the degk, there to twine her arm in that « her husband and walt for the end | George B. Widener and John B. Thay. were swept off the ship by the final encroaching wave before his eyes. When the waters had reached the boat deck, where Gracie stood witn J. Cline Smith, both of them stood on the and tried to jump up to the bridge de above, Smith missed his grip and fel into the sea. Gracie caught the edge of the deck, but just then the Titanle made the final downward swoop. This is the way Col. Gracte afterward told of the minutes then succecding : “I was under wate fighting blindly, madly, for my Ufe. I must have be drawn down by the suction of the sink ing ship fully twenty-five feet, 1 had given up hi I had already surren- dered to deathi my mind was on my wife and children. Suddenly an tnvisible force seemed to throw me upwarl. Pos sibly it was an explosion of some sort inside the sinking vessel, “I rose to the surface to find myself in a mass of wreckage, surrounded by men struggling almost silently in the fveezing water and moaning and gasp- ing ‘as they fought for life, Right at 6; HISTED PHOTO IS FIRST EVIDENCE AT ARCHBALD TRIAL Witness Tells of Letter Given Him by the Judge to Coal Company Official. MRS —-> 508 Circulation Books Open to All.’’ 24 PAGES 'Rich Yachtswoman Who Died -Dav in Her Paris Mansion. GOELET Was Head of an Old New York Family. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1912. “KATYDID’ OPTION MRS. CELET DIES IN PARIS: YACHT T0 ~ BRING BODY HOME : Duchess of Roxburghe’s Aunt ad ¢ r , rman Diplomats : WEATHER=Rain to-night PRICE ONE CENT. JEROME ATTACKS. STEUER ON STAND INERLANGER SUT Calls Claim on which Miss St. Clair Is Suing a “Hummel” Contract. | UNIQUE, SAYS WITNESS. | Former District-Attorney Says Defense “Practically Accuses Counsel of Crime. The introduction of the name “Abe” Hummel, the lawyer who served a term on Blackwell's Island for subocnation, caused a sharp passage at arms be- tween Mex D, Stever and William Trave era Jerome this afternoon at the trial of the sult brought by Mdith St, Clatr, |an actress, against Klaw & Erlanger. Mr. Steuer drow the contract for Miss St. Clair whereby she was to re- ceive $5,000 in ten annual instalments, this to take the place of an oral con- | tract she clatins to have made with Er- langer, whtch pr that she should receive $76) MPG Mr. Steuer was om Oeiiwitners stand end Mr. Jerome was crossexamining him as to the drawing of the contract. Suddenly Mr. Jerome ahot out: | You knew ‘Abe’ Hummel, did you not?” “E did” “And you knew him well,” Jerome eon- tinued, sharply. “Not so well as you said the) witness, smiling. “I met him occaston- ally, and added: ‘While I hold no brief for Mr. Hummel, there are a lot of men in this world worse than he." LIKE AN “ABE HUMMEL CON- TRACT. "I agree with you,” said the former Iistriet-Attorney, and angrily added: “Don't you know that this contract drawn by you is in the regular form of the ‘Abe’ Hummel contra 1 do not, and I never theard of @ contract drawn like this one.” Mr, Jerome changed his Une of ques- tioning to ask the witness about the valldity or oral ¢ “I object to this,” interposed Edmund Mooney, attorney for Miss St, Clatr. hese questions have nothing to do with the case.” ve a whole lot to do with Jd Mr. Jerome, “for we are here practically accusing Mr. Steuer of a crime, Didn't the idea of a contract that called for a woman used In sou- brette or Ingenue parts signing up for life strike you as preposterous?" ne asked the witness. “I wouldn't call it preposterous, seems improbable at first, but, as told Mr. Erlanger, not after certain ntracts for Ife. It 1 w JUSTICE GOFF HALTS MECWING CAT Two Women Are Dragged hero medal this morning by saving sev- erai lives in a burning building at No. 19 West Thirty-first street. an ordinary, yellow, meowing, grubbing, purring blue ribbon in a con’ Hughes’ wrateful for a ledging to Daniel De Lena, of the building SENTENCE OF HYDE WRIGHT ON THE RAGK Calls for Briefs on the Argument of the Ex-City Chamberlain’s Coun- sel on Motion for Arrest of Judgment. STARTS INQUIRY INTO THE WRIGHT INTERVIEW Sharply Questions Deputy Commis- sioner of Correction, and Then Sets Grand Jury atWork. Charles H. Hyde, former City Chamberlain, convicted of tribery,: was arrdigned to-day belore Justice "Goff for sentence. After « lengthy and skilful argument advanced by John B, Stanchfield fer the defense the imposition of sentence was postponed until Dec. 14, and Hyde was sent back to the Tombs, where he must remain another week. —_——————® _ Previous to the arralgnement of Hyte Juatice Goff charged the Grand Jury of the extraordinary term of the Supreme Court to begin an investigation forthe with into the management and conduct of the Tombs Prison with special refs ence to the actions of the officials t= charge of that institution, The inves ‘gation was drought about by remarks attributed to Deputy Commissioner of Correction William J, Wright to the effect that he knew of evidence which would be supplied by ‘Tombs employees Which would procure Hyde a new trial and also by the fact that Hyde, instead ie bene pig in @ cell, has been lodged in the reek cae ‘arden’a quarters in the Justice Goff delivered his Grand Jury after a conterence Site thee trlet-Attorney Whitman, The jurors were Instructed to visit the Tombs, im- spect the quarters allotted to Hyde, ‘uestion all persons necessary as to me allegation that Hyde was unjustly con- Victed and is entitled to a new end look into the management of the be senerally, TO INVESTIGATE CONDUCT oF THE GUNMEN, The published statements that “Lefty Loute" and “Gyp the Blood” assaulted Prisoners in the Tombs and threatened other prisoners while they were await- GIVES THE ALARM AND SAVES LIVES Out and Men E: to the Roof. ape A yellow tom cat earned a Carnogie It was just ‘Thomas who wouldn't take @ ation of Bryan Nicodemuses, But Thomas was ho occupte: office on the first floor When De Lena opened his door this ” ing sentence are also to be | ¥ 1 vit! 1 Goel a by u je known to me. oO ook: Tippins, Bailey was FRY INCH A MAN my hand was a wooden crate and 1| WASHINGTON, Dec. 4—With (he| Mra Rob nt Het, acne, of the tame bed been made known to me.’ | morning tames ‘were raging from the| tit tee Oned renee ae eked Sake de Hay ce to answer a call ’ seized {t, But I let go because I could | Senate's reconvening as a Court of Im-| Duchess of Roxburghe, noted yachte- langer's office, priog to the signing of | ¥indow above and the cat told his bene-| will, in addition, go into statements CI ne eee cceurr ed: The car see that another hand was on it. The|peachment to-day, Judge Robert W,| Woman, friend of Kaiser Wilhelm and the contract Mr, Steuer ealdi factor about It, De Lena rushed out| made in letters written by the i when the collionk of the ambulance, | ! man was far spent: the chill of the| Archbald of the Commerce Court faced | head of an old New York family, died | hi Tin te oe it, erlang ong tole Solloniany Withers sity. | Rowenthal gunmen to “Jack” Zelig, now ai Just before it struck Bailey sharply water was fant meen ing his heart. the real beginning of his trial for al-| e@@rly to-day a Ir ho me he wanted to make a proposition, ie e one fe urnes rons ae ¥-| dead, in which they told of card games 4 Buster out of the ; then he Friend,’ 1 cried, y T hold on! iegeq misconduct and misdemeunore, | fr more than a year with @ cancer. i 14 talked over Miss St. Clair's ing Policeman Wishart he rushed up te] in their cells and meals served to them Lists the wheels of the car's for- eis mia with you? Will it hold two? es mmoned by the House nm Mrs. Goelet's death ts ascribed to alwith nis partner. Mr. Er the next Moor to Kive the alarm. The la: ¢ o'clock in the morning. At the time yet pear He was also under Buster's To my dying day I shall never for- | Witnesses 4 mmon: a y the lon were{ complication of diseases, She underwent] toiq me that he would Kive rear of the second floor was occupied | these letters were made public the : r if e aes conducting the prosecution we ‘old n D' . M. Wetae gun- Peels until three or four atift kicks) Neither Rich Nor Poor, He Has| ®,,tt reply Chat came ip 6 hoarae a are taatity operation last muminer, She was|tain sum of money, and while sus | DY Beige Me Malan men, who were waiting (ral, sald they rifled rved to inch . LA el A agp fifty-eight years old uldn't work for 'K. & E.’ companies, . make ad written the letters in Pete, eerie? ore " : “*Catch hold,’ sald the voice. ‘We'll| § 1 J, Willams of Dunemore, Pa. yeelgh . couldn't: wo and dragged t } away to avold being ‘ ‘s ne bi ward J , a! peeled rm, Goole 0 ne brow o|he would try 1 get her parts wi % fun and to impress Zellg with the i ee baad Brains, Balance and a Heart, | sink or swim togeter. gar Serarions Whe: frat oalledto.'the| Memustoelsl evsody will be Srauatt to) he.-woyid! try Ai #0) Bee ee they were partly | chat they were boing well treated. ‘hep crushed, vere Later Col, Gracie clung with twenty- hen the Now York f¢ probably on her | other Bros : unconaelous, Then he carried and ted Tha ; 3 and Dr. Tippins wer witness chalr when fhe court ie sap p Weeled ile ‘ ed that any favors had been show Bee ot the hospital In another Says Ex-Ambassador. nine others to an overturned boat and| ty. gaia Judge At n{ Yacht, the Nah on which Mr t aed ay ‘ a. used them to the atreet (nee ry taken pate sadly shaken and bruised, 7 at § o'clock in the morning was taken |) te 1. let died in Naples in 1899 and which A ese Up In the bachelors’ apartments twol Ag to the postponement of the im ambulan: —— of the Titanic's Lfsb x was then used to bring his body back end of ten years $8 my nen were peacefully sleeping bina — aie at iad at oe te America needed help, why, Kiaw & Hig the tank ot tHe hgton’ Anoon C: ogre Ne sentence upon Hyde there PARIS, Dec, 4—David Jayne Hin,} = | from wh fe : : a0 ‘ould still be in exister | 8 4 difference of opinion between the * ; | | For newrly four months Mra. ¢ would # Herthen looked down into the street. | A se i - ire an 0 | Srlanger that he was very |! | ae and the prosecution as to what e formerly American Ambassador to Ger-| ana, if defeated In his efforts or disap- " Vdeath had been expected t 1 told Mr, Erlanger ir crowd yelled to him not | . Penn: Sur rise Packa: many, spoke to-day on the politics of| pointed in als hopes to-day, he expects 4 rg * oar atte be Hon $i In August, w ab. he|Iberal. At another time he suggested Hoe partly dressed hi ba i og Both sides ciaim it as a pald had no cor jon with the option} ‘ ti , h ony’ contract ory. France and the polltics of the United] to succeed to-morrow li A ee nait a, then at Southampton, there was] that he ha phon 4 out into the hall That All Should Get Gtates to the Franco-American Commit-| “Being to some extent educated and| ap, Hie su Be aii at Jen turn for the wo er won, | to take the place of the verbal one. |i Liter teading to the root un anchileld interposed motion tor : - pu nwe to appe > tell of | ‘ Pra : 4 that the contract mi : w . ad for arrest a “penny surprise packs! tee in the Theatre Michel. The gather-|® resder, he has an opinion, and gener | nis wicatydid culm bank deal," {n | Robert Walton rg 1 to ner 1 that th ntract might] Which he could walk to the adjoining a new trial ane for of Judgmen:, Time was wien little ones alone,’ a ea tana ally not an entirely erroneous one, on 4 eee jeged ta| trom New York. He Was at her bedside| be drawn with Cohan & Harris, and @| 0o)¢ and he quietly made his exit is argument was clear and masterly ages” appealed fo T° landies and some| auc sercone. air Hill concluded ty | Most #ubJects of tmportance Lea pil ag er pre paqubarenariesdcnteny RAFroane TC TTI clause inserted wo It ¢ be avoided, |e eon Henderson was finally awakened, | {0m the Hyde standpoint, Justice They were filled pith cane ana yousel notable persons. Mr. Hill concluded by| “war, will be sorry if any one is hun-| Ave vaed 8 in ius pe: P tha: re naiiat the Va Houlcnte aaw ma toaraw it" He locked out of his window and sew | Of overruled the motion for @ pew trinket, Nowadays bol sketching the average American, He) gry of {Il-clad or for any reason unhap. [Railroad to bring about the sale of th t was one of ACTRESS TEARFULLY TELLS|4 volume of smoke, He rushed into the| tits Dut asked Mr, Stanchfeld to gud. are buying for a penny, eaid in part: py, and when he has preached a little | Property to h heny ¥ the world, ORY OF HER LIFE. hall and saw more smo Poople | mt additional arguments in a brief ana THE BIG “If you wish to Judge rightly of what|sermon on the man's weakness or folly |Atchbald's frends and mequaintan es | 60 fed at $90,0, 000 RORY ee eee nad. remained | were crowded tn the windows watching jto amplify the arguments he had made the United States, when tt comes tolhe will give him bread as well as good | fm Soran'’ b Bie SGreies Heme pan bodes n real estat cate tia ean atand heretofore, the fire. Nearly opposite him wag|on the motion of an arrest of judge MORNING WORLD | dsiver:s actin "wil ao, you’ wil perafice ante nim to 4 nd mots a] fe, duaes Area bad indiored ie 2 ini c trday mo| Pag tena sa who hater | en hundreds of| "APS be Interested in the portrait of| man of himself lai hie lace at the laf ct the banc) ai 1 nf $2000 a ’ Trotter | painting ® model and ha wi to his | DEFENSE CLAIMS A VICTORY ch contains, every Bay BBS ‘offers {20 average American cit'zen “This average American respects and ni be i th pies in i‘ i Mrs. Goelet was Miss Harriet ree San eT the | ind wih B pad brush in Bang FOR MR. HYDE, “surprises” in , ir a man who ts nolther rich nor] honors iis wife, He Is proud of his | ate desk was awai m eguin , She waa ma Le pti ' ee c Fey : ions, services, homes, investment” A swstantial and tnduss | ehildven and ambitious for them day, and L 6 i ‘ t 1 Hen Judseemaute upc. tunities, ete tricus member of #9 wth enough) “in expressing h & direct WBE Ut IRORAN: BAT, ‘ ‘ i q nin Lithed that was . t 5 been fm \ pronert t 1 in publte! stuaighi tu tie point, speaks with en) ey 10 , ) ! Hi va ie ee / Slay sor shed up to Cape, | On ne Pe rent ae ee 3 polivtes conce t has usually | phasis, even with fon, Ho, | Was to he ot 4 rn . “nha : Honde be J i hh 125,54 Woqulvcd hat he possesses by industry | however, does mean exactly what he lin dud Phi sone of the tangent #0 Wem Mage when rho was | | warited to wished vo fur lhae Intgrep imac, hn and e-onemy. He has no very exalted| ways when he ‘talks business.” It is b. x ‘ . » Mra, | fourteen, and tha a Wee eet He ef : re 1 caretully: aa ae World Ads. Last Month ivi, ¥2Vioru' wh wide ns: | character its Gee cs wt yat Uk [dam wea | at ry Loe ae ae than corresponding month last year | travagant. His experience has convinced | dowments t sures men, and it| t oO ® ente am , | ware ned to the second and torr rough his subordinates a ee Phen (he Uerald him of the reality of a moral order and| tw by the Wualities of character whica King Edward Vit, as] re treet 1 Dada | floors. The damage was about 97,44 See ne. pepeated. That bi pe Pat 's Nearest Pea pedtors lof substantial goodness at the heart of| hey would promote and stamp upon the | the sessions are expected to rua un and the - _ - peyton the: maties tax AEA Penny Let the Morning World Ful niverse. He is often openly and| history of the nation that he csiimates, | 6 o'clock, More than 126 wit visited aboard Vestel a World Building Turkish Maths. Weenie sof Sow Dey with Happy Sure tha by ; gious, proves or repudiates the policies, under subpoena by the House mana * © your feet x Always, Bath with priv vue, $f. toat it was prearranged, ractically re: ui ap epudla > | mona DY thy use man te ‘< = upoine by usine alu 5 ‘ver apd Manic: Chiropodist in atte . 1) 9 . Sevienes, Vile hea ‘a latan fund of seti-retiansas masumen bates ecepenn ‘and dudas Arebinid’s attoraeze | (cpotigned ym Mecond Ramey... ildrudciotss 106 tad M06, latirmadves Quins fine, nest Brooklyn Biden cadre © Zhe DiatrichrAttorney’e saterpeeten ' i, % ‘ oe —