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[ Circulation Books Ope: n n to 0 All.” | Che Coprrizht, 1918, by PIN tok ded ONE OENT. Freee Pui Co, (The New ves wena NEW YORK, “FRIDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 21, 1913. Four Race Tracks Plan to Open Under New Decision SN | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ 12 PAG Rain ow to-night and Saterday; colder. FIN EDITION. + E8s PRIOE ONE ‘ONE CENT. ) NEW REVOLT STARTED. AGAINST HUERTA RULE, MADERO'S LIFE SAVED Uprising Against the New Govern- ment Spreads Over Four States and There Is Terror All Over the Country. MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21.—Ambuassador Henry Lane Wilson has cabled to Washington that Francisco Madero, the deposed President, will not be railroaded to jail, confined in a madhouse or summarily executed by Provisional President Victoriano Huerta. The Ambassador seems to have authoritative basis for his report to President Taft that Madero will be given a fair trial, either on the charge of having murdered Col. Rivero!l or of having diverted na- tional funds to his own purse, and that the worst that awaits him is possible exile. While Madero’s fate hangs still in the balance, the question of immediate and preponderating interest to all people in. the capiial, is the threat of more civil war and continued revolution, which is hourly grow- 2S PANO APONTS b, Mexieans here have q wht Tore er Madero's private fortu before the spectre of a continuation of the scenes which made the broad avenues of the teven terrible capital a shambles for days. The Governors of © States tn the} North have refused ognize the| authority of the Huerta Government | Vera Cruz is teported to be in @ dan-| gerous mood of revolt The Gover! of the State of Coahuila ts #a!l to raising an army to dispute the powe of the provisional Government on the DRAW A TAXILAW field of battle. CHIHUAHUA 1IS_ IN REVOLT | AGAINST HUERTA, . . Chihuahua state is in revolt ossiont| His Private Secretary and the new Government in Mexico. Gov. | the Alberto Mad: Uneld ‘lef which the Mayor “avors, Mr, Mexican President; Gov, Abraham Gen-| Adamson is the Mayor's secretary and galea and a number of State officials! Mp, Crowell Is the Mayor's legal adviser from Chihuahua were reported in Juarez) who, with Mr, Furst, was a inember of to-day to be under arrest ot moving picture commission ap+ bound train from Chihuahua City, ated by the Mayor to draftardinances, In view of Gen, Huerta's personal as Root is @ transportation expert. surance to Senora Mac husband was not to be kil of the fact that his life was not tak that her| GaYNOR'S d, and also INSTRUCTIONS THE COMMISSION, TO during tho excitement attending his th Nie Adee aU aR the commiiee downfall, it Is believed that some NACRUDSFEANCOR ON ir actras & devi 1 as priate Ref subtle 11Cd voluntiry commission to frame a cab WIFE OF MADERO HAS AT ART) eee ay a vuinprenensive ‘and BROKEN DOWN. title cab ordinine We now Senora Madero, who accompanied her a general cab ordinance and a husband in his campaigns when he rev jal cab ordinance. Under the volted against Porfirio Dias and who! jattoy the proprictors of hotel and had since been his closest confidante, ociey public places are authorized haa et last broken down. She has spe nt! tu lease out the right for cabs to her time for several days in interceding | stand in front of their hotels and with officials and diplomats to save her exclude all the cabs lcensed under husband from death the general ordinance, 1 execution of Gustavo Madero caused her to doubt the assurances! guoue wood garviog. The reler of, given her in regard to her husoand’s| ene wpectally favored cabs are safety, and the terrible anxtety has! nigh. and the other cabmen are changed her trom a bright and spsrk-) Griven to extortion of egal rates ling personality Into» hagward andased) yay Te: woman, Setior a baer. | “Licensed cabmen shonld not be ing no lens ans husband front this (Continued on Secand Page.) Gen. Pa SiS Pee contorted ot Ena ACT IN GREENBERG 'S CASE. State of Chihuly Fuente, rebel list as # © tM n from the ster, “Orvg nverg of the will acconyp. vy de la Puente, § r New York was re- fs aid, to the red al capital in order | ceived by the Assembly to-day personally to profess iis allegiance tul ordered fled with the the new government, Butte Gen. Aguilar and Vol. de ta Liave, who} A nt of the case from Dis- have been in rebellion in the South, aro | trict-Attorney Whitman of New York referred ty the §Continued on Second Page.) contest with the Assembly, velgnation of « reported to be in accord with the new | ¥# Assembly commit: administration. tee on privileges and clections, Barly Mastasaries of Felix Diaz started jo-|in the jon Maxim Birnkraut, the Progressive candidate, filed notice of GIRLS IN PANIC AS RACING DECISION MAN IS SHOT IN| MAY OPEN FOUR | RAID ON STRIKERS) TRACKS IN SPRING Strikebreakers Attack Meeting | Appellate Court’s Verdict on With Guns and Missiles— | Riot in Hall Follows. Oral Betting Spreads Like Wildfire. Io js STONES ARE HURLED. | SPORTS ARE JOYFUL. Crowd Flees in Terror as Shots | Case Will Be Rushed of Appeals for Final Dispositivn. to Court Ring Out Among Throng | in Stuyvesant Casino. i] eting of the striking Garment There were large wads of Joy in many parte of New York today when the ellate Divedon of the Second Dis- sitting In Brooklyn, upheld Jus avenue, this afternuon, when six men | suddenly burst tnto the room, in which | tee Towns Scudder in hile decision the assemblage was listening to a strike! that oral betting on horse races 's orator, and hurled paving stones and! not contrary to law, The news spread bricks among the crowd. In the midst | of the pante that ensued one of the six intruders drew a revolver and fired s!x shots, Instantly the entire place was in an uproar, Women fainted and mon vhouted and began fighting thelr way to the doo: While the panic and riot were at their height, Max Rubvenste!n of No. 178 Essex street yelled out at the top of his lungs: I've veen shot.’ He was carried o their ke wildfire on every hand it predicted that this decision means that before long New York will again enjoy the sport of Kings. While there is no oMcial announcem forthcoming, It is stated tn well formed quarters that within the next few months there will be sanctioned race meetings at four New York Sta tracks, as follo Belmont, Piping Rock and § thee after several years of banish cit Aruedu by men who fought through the way crowd and his the thoroughbred may yet come into Mnjurtes found to be a slight wound in| jis awn in this 8 the back, In the excitement the #X! ‘he decision was on the historic Paul 1 caused the tumult made} shane case, Paul 8! was a booK- maker's clerk the horse racing was in fl # last year he look United Hunt F mont Terminal. in Wd days when er and on Jus races of the ink Association at Bel- 1 BREAKING GLASS |S SIGNAL FOR RIOT. There were two meeting in. pr Stuyvesant Ha sort of in oKress orm | ontracted an oral nitre strikers, when the sex-] bet at that meeting and was promptly tette of trouble makers arrived. On| arrested, A writ of habeas corpus the ground floor of the place, t his release and in July dust ployees uf Alfred Benjamin of No. ated j Lafayette place, Jammed the hall to 4 the doors, oe On the nd oor four hundred strik- rs fon Was that the | Aursnam Gonsales anit bie. ote iw aoa! Alderman Nicoll Among the |ing nen garment warkers.| tent of the law was to prohibit. bok. private families have gone : {tc Browning, King &| making, but that it did not prolihit ort] Gongsles formerly Eight to Aid in Reform. mali hal Hb 5 s forme sede ervid strike ora- AT Madero's Cabinet and his stronsest| count A Lev yia pereryid strike oro- | SHANE CASE HELD THE FATE Lea . started to-| Mayor Gaynor to-day appointed @ peelera when Ap era : 5 me he ravorution in she nee sudden splintering of the glass in On All 'citles the case was | day with increased vi Only. ou | Commiesion to Make an investigation into [FWiden, aplintering OF the lass in eM Sone that would. ¢ rebel leader has acce! the H the taxicab situation and draft Ae NA GSUtAnaclte Rani Of racing In thin state wevernmont—Pascual Oroz-o Sr ive and sctentifie cab ordinance.” |o¢ pricks und paving stones was harled | Attorney of Nass other rebels declare, has had no *. Eames, Oren Root, Willard D. Hace fix the situation once a ath y and no influence si mal Pakae boman screaming and fainte| Carried the cae to the Appellate Di- Ostnaga 1, Crowell, R Ing and the men in the hall shoved and] Vision and It was the decision af thin rebel leade: son and Alderman Courtlandt Nicoll! trampled th y toward the exits. |Cou't to-day that brought great hap ty fight the Huert | are ny 18 of the commission, Alder-|On the stage, Wika Ona Goatis| .o the friends of the game. terly as they fou dero, sayings !} man Nicoll has been active in demand-| culated, imploring them to be qulet, nt feature Justice i» mere! i regime restored | ing a sweeping taxicab ordinance, part! “It's ‘a trick of the boxses to stam- eclaion, now upheld by |pede us!’ he shouted, “Pay no atten- unt, Was tors tion to it!" racing associat held 4 He Was still shouting reassuringly nsible for betting on tracks unde wiien there rame & ’ r was this feature of the firing stampeded ev w that elo) the had remained cool, To make matters and If the present worse the crowd from the hall on the A there will be nota second floor came polling down the! the reopening of th | stairs, crowding and trampling like stampeded stuers. tie, none of th SHOTS ADD TO TERROR OF THE, , uitimate plans in re FLEEING STRIKERS. the popula Rubenstela's yells that he was shot |*P President of the did not serve to quiet things down, Men * out of the ty for the and women began shouting that a man| "day, as was Algernon Dain Ih boen killed, ‘The rumor flew retary? In thelr ence th thevalahipeding crawdl\ilie’ wilde Moers didn’t care to make « statement, the time it reached the moon the stair-| Mt they construod the action of the Takes Another Drive City and Talks in Gay Mood With Friends in Hotel. CAIRO, Ee: J. Mery derstood that he has been asked by Mr Morgan to give the benetlt of his advi ith neler ix rapidly Fer ring from hts of Indigestion, According to despatches recelved here there hive been no new developmenta tn Mr. Morgan's condition, and he made two motor-car trips yesterday in the Cairo, afterward talk- With several friends uppeared to be in Very Y * N's wife was Mise M Haw! Philadelphia, She ae LONDON yh —"he epondent of the Daily Mall telegrapin “Mr, Morgan went for a motor car rde to-day ud spent an hour on the eranda of Shepheard’s Hotel, where one could see him smoking Despite the inviement weather from his rent indisposition ts uninter- rupted. Hix condition was very much better to-day, and ke took a long drive | 'n the vicinity of the city ROME, Feb Prof. Gulseppe Bas tlanellt left thts morning for Exypt to} attend J. Plerpont Morgan, ft ts une | ways the report was that half a dozen | “ 1 nea victory for the overcoat |folks in the hall below had been| Pavins Intere ators drilled by bullete. Charles Tuttle of counsel for the] f leuru from oe bast source P, he Jockey Club wanted more timo tn which |1ows: On the journey trom > Patrolman Garaanns 8 special post |i study the decision Mr, Morgan had indigestion, which be utside, saw the w sh he wo r a eatin te for racing, coulin't hold in hts exub ee Snes De ae Senne Sere | Jumping to 4 phone and calling for the A was bad and Mr, Morgan caught a reserves of the Witth street station, | °°" vue th eae ight hill | When they arrived they found Gavegan {looks Tike the Kaine would start Up) “In the private steamer in which he |g tone'biuecoat battling amiéste surest”. t! sud the we v0W 1 wus Dr. Tribe of Cairo, who, racer eed helt al hy that [me ' 1 the absence of Mr, Morgan ing sea of pani Basnent work: | ; e will n ywed| accompanied the party chielly to at evs that pat us fi » Mr Morgan's grand: RAID DECLARED RUSE TO iF ta the w t | ost eo sat ies ath Fish eee 7 i ; \t Morgan, who intended to BLOCK STRIKERS’ PLANS, Seda én | | mien i nto t wd) . ' ’ S “ prous on ve 10 the Souda, as Mah wo had ete i in our en A special train 1 ne Fihueta: the advan. ed ; ow hi ‘ it w netined | % ai auite of s | had not fully “ fort f fans] a : ne # stomach trouple, bat Retire he Rul\be tues aera bt a hae | aS er et apie evs © dio to deweribe him as being Was went home, the game would h None of the garment workers could wane fro " the police any clue to the Identity | sete In Hie ACh plane ' ' his condition | x men who had burst into their People the sport world) i. they ot, Wed bat thar ee heat aawermblage. They were unanimous in| Oty that they abnost lnagined that) cyciioned the services of Prof. Olu- ring, however, that it was a device| tit bugle could be neard sending the! penne Rastian as matter of pre my to break up thelr meetings, | borece to the poau euuom ere ty / 'Matteawan Chief Who Says Offer of $20, 000 Was Made to Free Thaw +oe¢- DR JOHN W. RUSSELL 2é Zhe THAW HEARING--~ MORGAN IMPROVES KING GEORGE FEARS ‘STEADILY AT CAIRO, HIS SPIRITS GOOD) About} ATTACK IN PALACE BY SUFFRAGETTES Troops and Detectives Ready) for Any Outbreak at Court Presentation To-Night. LONDON King Geort oL—Fearing an attack by suffragettes at the court presentation to-night at Mucking- Scotland Yard men were 1 day about the Palace, In ad- ) to the regular military guwrda- ham Palace, on iti mien, and ey avenue of approach to the royal house was under the moat righ surveillance. These extraordinary precautions were taken by order of the King him- self to guard against any militant demonstration during the state func- tom, ‘The guents at the court will be mer- cllessly Inspected by guards and de- tectlves and compelled to submit to positive identification, Perhaps in po time of national stress was a British rt held under such espionage am will bv tonight's affalr Miss Mary Pheips Jacob, a New York debutante, mented at in sure We those to be pi to-night, and the Amer y in London 4s especially ta. at tire Palace, » Kink’* suggestion ali of the unocoupied royal palaces were under heavy guard, No one was allowed to approach Windsor, Bundringham, Bal- moral and York Cottage, Holyrood Caste tn Edinburgh is Vigtlantly watched and Kew Gardens were picketed by Scotland Yard men. Mis. Bmmoline Pankburat'’s aasump- tion In the course of « speech of full re spousibillty for the explosion of the bomb by whieh the country residence of sancelior Lloyd George at Walton Mi ath wes virtually destroyed and her sion that she had conspired with ven re incited her followers to carry out the scleme have bee ted upon b the Home Ottice as the grounds tor | her prosecution | law ollivers of the Crown hav: taken the steps which usu precede the bringing of a criminal F Half a @ suftragetio window smashers were nw to-day to nprixvninent, All of then sto start a hunger fr detention Hinereon, Une American auf the comp, ding in Holloway Prison, lives at No. West Main street, Jackson, Mich $70) 000 T0 FREE THAW WAS OFFER MADE 10 HEAD OF MATTEAWAN Supt. Russell Tells the Sulzer In- quiry Board that New York Lawyer Approached Him With Money Last Year. CANNOT REMEMBER NAME; HE REFUSED THE BRIBE Also He Was Told Sulzer Would Be Pleased to Have Slayer Released —Governor Denies This. (Special te ‘The Evening World.) | ALBANY, Feb. 21.—Testifying before Gov. Sulzer’s committee of inquiry this afternoon Dr. John W, Russell, superintendent of Matteawan State Hospital, said he had been offered $20,000 by a lawyer during the latter part of the year 1912 if he would agree to release Harry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford White. Dr. Russell said he refused the offer, He could not recall the lawyer's name, but said the offer was made in an uptown hotel in New York City. FIRE DRILL PREVENTS APANIC IN SCHOOL AND 1,500 MARCH TD SAFETY Children Are Frightened at the circumstances ta his “immediate Smoke, but Teachers’ Cool- laoparis, Col. Jo%eph L, Scott, State 1 perintendent of Prisons, but that Col, ness Calms Them. | Svott had not suggested that the matter : |be reported to the DI be | NAME OF MAN ECA MAY GIVE IT. Dr. Runsell said he thought he could furnish the lawyer's name to the cem- mittew Inter, but that for the present {t had “escaped him,” He had no reagon, he said, for concealing the name, He could not a description of the man During the examination Dr, Rusa¢il was asked whether he now cont ‘Thaw sane, but he refused to stating that his opinion was of court record last fopinion had not sine Do asked Dr, Russel! declared that, although he could not recall the lawyer's name et thie time, he had met him in ‘Wihntte Platina before the latter made the $9600 fofter. He maid that the lawyer had asked him by telophone to be in front of the Grand Union Hotel, that he had jet the attorney there, and that te- ether they had gone to the hotel whose name he could not recall, He erserted that he dit not know whether oF mo! the lawyer had the amount of money mentional on his person at the time. Dr. Russell aaid that he had reparted Fire in a claxsroom of Public Bchool No. 131, at Wort Hamilton avenue and Forty-fourth «treet, Horough Park, wherein twenty-five deficient children were at thelr exerctiaes, threatened for a minute, to-day, to produce a serious pante among the total number of 1,590 pupils in the building. The quick action of the teachers in marshalling thelr charges out to safety prevenied the hurting of any The fre urred eibt portable anneges the ow xchool, which are jogated in of the main building. Mr». jompson, in charge of the class of efictents” in one of the table bulldings, saw flames coming from a locker in the school room, just as the matter July and that Bis changed. vu think he should be released?” o tn one of the lo over the 9 A » courts to the Superintendent “I have refused to discharge him." Continuing the inquiry as to the iden- tity of the lawyer, Dr, Russell was Vy “Di ,( children were marching in from re-|*ked' "Id you take th ag fe hl cess. She immediately gave the order haga take ie cok Teles setae Be for the line of youngsters to “' ‘bout air.” Dr. Russell told the committees where his private funds and those of his wife were deposited, Reading trom a diary, Russell een- firmed every detall of The World stery of this morning relating to the over- tures of Secretary Clark to induce him to sign an order for Thaw's release in jance with the wishes of Gov face” and march back into the yard. ‘Then she sounded the alarm in the office of Principal Grace Howtell, in the main school buildin Miss Bow- tell, in turn, wave the usual fire drill alarm and the children began to stream out of the various exits, The sieht of sinoke pouring from the portable building in the yard seened! to drive the children into incipient) Clark, Russell charged, was "playing be for & time, but the teachers mas-/@ Kame.” He inthuated strongly Claris ‘ved the hysteria and headet their) Wa engaged in w conspiracy to Mberate Thaw Reports that William F, Clark, see. | retary of Gov, Bulzer's committee of inquiry, has been endeavoring to bring jabour the release of Marry K. Thaw |from the Matteawan State Hospital | prompted the Inquiry that led to Russ wells atimo Lr. Janes V. May, @ member of the Stato Hospital Commission, said to-day that a week or ten days ago Clark called on him and stated that Gev, Sulzer would like to have Thaw re- leaned, Dr. May aid he told the eom- _ arges for the str buildings were The building wa t In two minutes emptiod total damage done to tie about $20. > Not Mark IRA, N.Y, the tate ‘es Nephew, Fob, 21,—Relatives! Samuel 1. reported in a despateh from Selkirk, Manttaba, Feb. 1%, to have been killed in a fight In @ hotel there, was not a nephew of the author, aa reported, and a POR RACING LEE PAGE & was in no way related to him, Mark] mission he had ‘Twain had no nephews