The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1913, Page 2

Columns of dame shet ont from every | Sceeee= TELLS OF THREATS. Dost weighing tons wore shot hundreds gaeewraces OF BLACKMAILERS Baltimore County shores, three | four miles from the scene of tne) pe i. ‘ BOXES OF DYNAMITE HURLED | Tenor Appears its fede Man J THROUGH AIR. s, The ying debris included ett unex Accused of Demanding pidtied boxes of dynamite, and it Fy Setleved Wat ihe tailing of these on the | $15,000 of Him. dedks of the Jason and the tug Atlantic whe responsible for the terrible damage and joss of life on those vessel The upper structure of the naval col- Nef Jason nearby was swept y a er side was riddled by the flying meta! *, een ce tyat had been orien. trom | “1 Sing a Little Sometimes,” He the demolished steamer. “ One of the unexploded boxes of ay-]| Admits, When Lawyer Asks Hhmite hurtling through the atr struck @ portion of the upper works of the His “Occupation.” Jason and exploded, Several men wied outright and thirty more Werte on the collier we Jure4. ara uae on oe an nr ae or at soared for awhile in drama, borioring Jasitic. The explosion was followed by |" the tragic. Sig. Caruso was a wit- fre and three men lost their lives | Mens in the County Court In Brooklyn mee before Judge Faweett and a jury WEEPING WOMEN AWAIT AR.| @Fainst Antonio Cincott!, charged with RIVAL OF DEAD AND INJURED, | attempted extortion trom the tenor Pititul scenes were enacted when the] The case dates back to three years! tugs bearing the dead and injured |@#o this month, when Caruso received arrived here. Hundreds of women and two Dlackmalling letters threatening ren whose husbands and fathers! him if he failed to ay $15,000, The frat | wosk on the water, weeping, begged to/ letter stated he would be stopped in the be allowed to see if any of their Men) street by @ boy, to whom he could hand | fotks were among t Magen 4 nied the money. That day he walked out of petted ae eee alk. ta | MB hotel with two policemen and the Beme of these were thelr homes unassisted, but the bulk of | YO? (10 not slop him. On fete GRE them were taken to hompitais at Spar) )1Y ata pileneie oti aida) him under pain of death to place the SHOCK LIKE EARTHQUAKE FELT | money under the steps of a factory " MILES AWAY. dullding at the corner of Sackett and The shock of the explosion was so| Van Brunt streets, Brooklyn. frent that Baltimore thought it had been Pies Lerig~y Merle place don- | lgnated. Of money there was only a o shaken by an earthquake. Great Mente Going wil, ‘Thy place was surrounded Gf @ase were broken in the business 8e°- |), detectives and policemen and three Men and some of the skyscrapers were! men came to ket the money, Two of ko dadly shaken that the inmates wore) them were caught. The third man Vagic stricken. Goods were thrown from | made his escape, Antonio Misient and shelves and windows broken in! Antonlo Cincott! were the men captured, re dle Grace. Mistent wna convicted and sentenced to e State House at Annapolis was!not less than three years and eight ed so violently that Gov. Golds- ponpugh believed tt wae about to fall atx months. He appealed his case and in @md ran to the corridor outside of his| was admitted to $10,000 bail. Angelo ome. At the erty quarantine station jegtino, a wine merchant In Brook- y window was shattered, Mrs.|tyn, furnished the bond. The appeal ardson, wife of the doctor in| was denied, but Mésten! had decamped. ze, was padly cut by the fying | q@ne payment of the ball bankrupted " M and Stee! Company. the wine merchant, the Marytan: - o Ine river, the workers belleved |CARUSO ADMITS HE “SINGS ) LITTLE” NOW AND THEN. Caruso was faultlessly attired in a strect. @ray suit, with « cutaway coat, He ise of the nature of the explosion | wore a black Ascot tle with a pearl me «l the death Ist may be in-| atickpin. His shoes were patent leather, vétixed. In rmany cases ft te believed | with brown and pearl buttons. He dead were blown to fragments, The | was accompanied to court by his broth- je of the crash ts unknewn, er, GQovanni, who was a hecsioges diet brows. Before the case wes cal LADELPHIA FELT BFFEGT OF| STE mtr} tinedt cater br 4 ° making sketches of himself in the of- 1 t t Mint and fled from ILADELPHIA, March 1%. —The Werk John T. Rafferty. He mite explosion in Baltimore Harbor RY sheteh to Mr. ‘Rattocey re ly before noon to-day wae felt die-| Pets Deputy Clerk Ralston Rye Liseone mr cogh tease The] In court the tenor talked through an Bock ‘was tast fe' easu® | interpreter, Joseph G. Glanbalvo, a law- 4 Navy Yard, where officials im- paged was asked if he was a singer mePately telephoned to the lecal! sng he admitted naively, and with & her bureau to know if there bad | smile, that he sang a little at times i earthquake, fn the Metropolitan Opera House, He jeaville, Pa, the windows in| identined the letters he had received. igh School rattled, startling the ‘The firet letter was as follows: ents. The shock was felt at the| “Signor Caruso: To-morrow, jadelphia Navy Yard im Readiag,| nour of 3, you will be stopped by a boy nearly 100 miles from Baltimore;!and you must deliver to him the sum her cities in southeastern Penn-| of $16,000, Think well and do not say in nia and in New Jersey as far as| anything to anybody, c. DM." was so distinct as to cause| and a dagger. PREGS AGENT. 4 ———— é ‘walked out with the two policemen, and WA L STREET on the following day he received the fol- | | lowing: ° ® “Yesterday you walked out with two] ence she had been f s policemen. The boy could not sive you the signal, Come te-night exactly at the in the market spon after the|cel the eum of $16,000 to the stairs » the Mquidation apparently |where the factory 1s, on corner of Backett caused by the monetary aituation | and Ves Brunt. rope and the shipment of gold “La N.C. C.D, M.” New York, ‘The tenor then told how, with the as- uleting news from Washington | sistance of Detective Lieutenants Bcriv- ret ed selling in the afternoon, | ani and Murdo, he had prepared the z swhich decline some stocks were/ package and had given it to his valet, to new low levels for the year, | who carried It to the deatgnated place. Pacific being the worst sufferer,| On oross-examination Caruso was at the weet m ised it Bas! asked if he had been soared at the re- x = = Pressure to eae ea stocks ap-|hour of 11, You must bring in one par- a eeushed since Dec. 12, 191 cetpt of the letters. The closing waa Gull and lrregular “Tell the gentleman 1 was not ex- actly tickled,” be said to the inter- ‘The Closing Quotations. proten were the highest, lowet and last |” He was asked tf his press agent didn't | 7 ‘The following (petees of stocks for to-dey and the net change as prices, hetp him out, and Caruso replied he nner #8 igs ata, ge, | didn't have any prese agent. He had no diy Be bh 1 | Secretary, he said; only two domestica, 6 Bis 3 - Martin Cleanti, fol- alld 22% = B| lowed the tenor on the stand, and told Fit x of taking the package to the factory, pat oa Ba Baas . py a | GIFT OF SWANS FOR PARK. h Island Estate, Sucks eee Eee sateedSski SSCTFEEL ESTE etuestske FESEEEGEE TEEE ELTTOTEEV CETTE watn pes Tiggeniguiatens to-day by Park Com loner Stover to B fecday oy Pant co 1 SEE: Fe sae ee g? menagerie. Bin presenting the ewans ol, Rupper i explained that these birds were no’ eusties resulted, | An American buffalo was added to % to-day. It was sent from the Aust Corbin estate in New Hampshire, which i one of the largest colleotio! Sack, rs { ett, himself from the email e first placed, WASHIN March 7.-Speaker Clark was blaty-thtee 5 ne teit dike th The Speuker pent the day quietly in his office, re cel cajieve ‘apd congratulations. | m Hed that he was born on the | against 35 @ Dill providing for compul ay Daniel Webster made le Lamuun sory vid awe ang wicknes® Inmurance f beeen on tue Fugitive Slave gsct, workingmen, amber of the Netherlan rita 4 ‘ HE SKETCHES HIMSELF. frignttully ie) wnetco Caraeo, the areat tenor, | stepped out of grand opera to-day and it the tio City, In many towns the| Underneath the signature were @ cross le to believe an earthquake bed | CARUSO DECLARES HE WAS NO red, Tt was om receipt of thie that Caruso Cel. Reppert “Sends ‘3 From long be placed on the Centra} Park lakes and in the flying cage of the Central Park favored by the other epecies of swan 4 |in his collection, and tha: fights had enr-old, made frantic ef- nt to-day adopted by G4 votes GRAND OPERA TENOR IN COURT AS WITNESS IN BLACK HAND CASE. ENRICO | MMADERO'S FATHER, (Continued from First Page.) once allowed the American flag with Huerta. of his friend Madero, HERE DISGUISED AS PEON. corner without a chance for his | ho sald. “After the treachery ™ ache and Kot some oll clot the ship bound for New York." clothes when he landed eyeglasses as alds tn their disguises. Among the gees from Mexico, besid was Mrs. Richard M to bring her husband's Mexico, but through off temporarily in ME, Crus, cide the Issue. vides that the competing the club for Wednesday even t rt » Rich, flaky the animal collection in Central Park pie crust made with a of buffalo in the United States, The — thi eclpe: Seven tablespoons mel! one cold water. cup P h Beat up with spoon, set Boil stone colds” Holl out with 6 Presto ap possible, Knough for one p Recipes in and on every package. he H WAT, ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, WILSON DECIDES ‘CABINET MEMBERS ON TARIFF ALONE ONLY “SIFTERS” IN. AT SPEGIAL SESSION PARGELLING JOBS Adopts the Plan fan Sogewnes by! President Now Makes It ( seat ON ILL HEALTH . That He'll Have Some Say About It. TanDonwh Vey, SorstiSons nguished the blaze, CCEASELESS GRIND. OF WORK BROUGHT the rane Leaders in Soatonre design and harmony. 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Chairman Fitzgerald ssident Wilson took unde cnomy of administration, This wan made clear at the W the administration's pol- wokers might result in Fitewer ata 4 aituntion whereby the Attomney-Cen-| reeailod that Mr. Taft had vetoed the! vrat i | sundry civil bill because of provisions) 4, government from using Tona Vita. taew before whom the ses might he tried, brouclt forth the lanation that such @n impresston was to prevent the & certain sum to enforce alw against Jabor unions or farmers | organizations ‘That Tona Vita is a great boon to “| e who work hard has been proved by many of the testimonials 1 re tuted one of the It was declared that the he President Wilson took a firm atand for! departments. might maker Tt {8 known that he Tona Vita experts. these advanced times, when com- tion is so great and education is 80 man or woman has to exert their brains and bodies to the ut- inost to hold their own in th battle for existence. | testimonial of Mi following my custom of rigid economy tons of thelr own accord, looked apprehenaively from Trenton at) they would act as buffers for the Pre ¢ appropriations of the lant Congress. Wilson had before him tn | | Jersey a aituation wher tons of tho State, prompte Gompers of the American Federation of | objected vigorously to one of! | the “seven sister anti-trust laws on| - | the ground that they restricted labor | Unions from making agreements with! yop corporations or individuals as to wages, | wo xenetal, every bringing before him a final set of “h particular office. CARUSO © Eat | ew! names for e: 1 will present the | Rose Emre to-day, confirmed the statement that the Pres!- dent expects him to act as to wort out the deral Judgeships: ward this as one of the most | best candidates for the ‘Thave ‘taken one bottle of Tona Vita me lots of good, and I which this depar amended, but Mr. stich an amendment would be clans | s forbidden under New Jer- He contended that, New Jersey courte had not and could | unions within the! soppe of corporation regulatio 1 teaistation, he told the labor leaders, might bo different. Somo of the President’ think that {f the provisions exempting | HERE AS REFUGE, COLLAPSES ON PIER erned, I will endeavor to since T have takes up that we secure the “L went to lots of doctors, of them did me as much good I ielt much better after Heo will always ‘8 conatitution, tuking the first b commend it very “M e's strength was not suffi- to stand the pressure of work out nature receiving some outside ‘This tonic assists SAVED FROM BL f BLAZING BED. Edward Corrigan, ntinued the exp any of which may labor unions from prosecution were in- | cluded in the Sundry Civil bill again Mr.| o14, went to. si te wernt of his influence against Presitent thirty-meven years Madero; gave encouragement and Indl rect ald to the treacherous generals supporting Madero: used other foreign representatives to further his achemes | for the overthrow of Madero and even denote the presence Wilton would be inclined to influence their elimination, preferring to postpone the enunciation of policy until a revision of the Sherman law was attempted. is known to be in favor of strengthening the Sherman Anti-Trust law so that its jurisdiction may be ex- plicitly understood. GOES INTO CONFERENCE WITH THE CABINET. The President stopped receiving call- ere shortly after 1 o'clock when the Cabinet arrived for the dally session. pipe in his mouth, the prompt action of Policeman Crosso would have wakened w use pipes. 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