The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1913, Page 4

Sere 4 MADERO CHARGES U.S. AMBASSADOR OF MEXICAN PLOT ce Unele ot Slain President cuses Wilson of Plotting to Overthrow Nephew. GOING TO WASHINGTON Wall Street Interests Were Behind the Revolt of Huerta and Diaz. Says Ernesto Madero, uncle of the mu Jered President of toe Mexican Repub through an to-day told The Fvening World at the Hotel An sonta the plans of the surviving 1 ver of hie family, who wre in tue ct ae refugeos Greatly agitated, he deciared and r members of the f a8 ashington in the bh tin istic fair play for and a day of reckoning for Hlenry La Wilson, the United States Ambas ale to Mexioo, whom he “ ng partly responatble ° woof th ero goverininen We sha Washington nex week. hed t ples for justice to t \ sdministration fr Wilson pre tended to be aw friend of the Madero Aministration when was actually ating in the plot werthrow us We shall keep on with our efforts to get stice and fair play from this country fo United Staten has been always friendly to Mext Yet it sent ue an \mbansador who deliberately und ined us, ax we believe, in the inter of Wall Mtreet “Ambassador Wilson I charge, and T am not afraid to make the charge, wa working directly for Wall street inter extn am against the Madero Government.’* Senor Madero deciared he would send hia boy to a military academy tn this He will then be free to act wit his brother, Francesco Madero ar. father of the murdered Mexican Pive dent. MADERISTAS ON WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, March 8—Gathering of Ma@ertetag in Washington, headed by Alphone Madero, one of the depored family, centres attention upon this Gov- ernment’e attitude toward what is sald to be @ jumte planning hostilities to the liverts Gevermment. The Mexican city sovernment already has called attention to it. While Madero was opposing Porfirt Diag, the Madero family maintained an elaborate juata in Washington, with which both the State Department and tho Department of Justice neemed pow- erlese to interfere, further than a close scrutiny of a its members by special agents, When the old Dias Govern- ment caused the arremt and asked for the extradition of Juan Sanchez Az- coma, the courts released him on the Grounds that political offenses ware not emtraditable ones. ———— DROP OF 30 POINTS IN _JERSEY'S STANDARD OIL. Demoralization in Stock , Responsible for Break on Curb. Stamiara Ol! of New Jersey and its former wuibetdiaries broke badly on the cunt market to-day, and the fear of a general Gemoralisation in the stock ap- , Peared to actuate many of the opera- tore, @tan@ara Ol! of New Jersey was offered at 38, uw break of twenty points overnight, with few bidders South Peansyivania Oll, which recent- Jy wold at 1060, was offered at the open- ing of the market at © with no tak- and Btandard Oil of New York was fered at G00 with the best bid 590, “Other bed breaks in the oll tesucs ine cluded the drop of Standard O11 of Bal! fornia to 1, Atlantic Hefining to O70 and Continenta! O11 to 1700. ——_.——. NO DELICATESSEN ARRESTS. Police Commissioner Waldo had before him today the inspectors of the five »roughs to instruct them in regard to ne delicatessen stor A cominittee from the lay In regard to recent arrests for keep- ng open on Sunday ske any arrests to ely men make observat rt back to bim on Mon ‘orntntamloner proposer 10 pat the mutter juslon WILSON’S BROTHER LOSES. or tary WASRINGTON, March Joseph ht eated tor the Reore | te this afternoo two-da © in the Democrat James Haker, present Asx » Libra- sn Was given th Raker ator ‘Tilman ih elected on the second ballot with @ al of % votes. > Hungartan Suffrage Wins. HKUDAPEBT, Hungary, March § the Hungarian ted the Suffrag & large number of 7 The Hu Al wan crowded with ate, but no tre disturbance State and his girls to a school at Dobbs | NOW GATHERING * | gome of thelr property “land Mr THE (4 { MOTHER DYING AFTER LEAP FROM BURNING HOME 10 SAVE CHILD Baby Unharmed in Jump From Second-Story Window in Broome Street. ‘Trapped tn her rooms on the second | floor of w double tenement at No. 235 Broome atreet when flames swept up the stairway, Mra. Lena Meldman, twen- ty-eleht, caught up her year-old baby and leaped to the atreet. Both wore rox moved to Gouverneur Hospital, where it was said the mother would prodabiy die, The only injury the baby rece! was @ l.cerated lip, About the same time Mrs. Helen Og. toko, twenty-two, with her eight. months-old son, was climbing down « fire escape at the rear of the by from her rooms ved the fourth floor wus opposite the top of the ground floor windows when flames broke through and scorched her, She threw her baby from her and then jumped The child was caught by a boy. Mrs Ostoko bad only silght brutses, The fire started in @ bakery in the basement and quickly burned up through | the floor to @ coffee mill and scales store on the atreet level, There it plerced @ wooden partition to the hallway and rushed up the stain, By that tine the hundred or more tenants had begun to flee, Some escuped down the stairway before the fire came through the parti+ thon, Others took Several women re slixhtly hurt by other tenants who jumped on them from the fire escape. Others wor bowled over in the hall and wore dragged out by policemen and tire The work of the firemen was seriously hampered by tenants who tried to save} Washstands and other f iture word thrown from the windows making everbody below d ‘The halls of the tenement had 4 been newly painted, and the tunes we further fed by cans of paint that wer standing on the groutal thier, itty eal Th fire did not wet into the apart ments — | EXPLOSION VICTIM DIES. Hey the Secona Beytvanin Vootden Mountley, the « Railrow jin which a Xploded at Hadi Monday in Hed ‘ Elizabeth Hospita Joun A, Hemker of News Rinoer of the ex ig locomn lied Mor te beth Th }iae M Jo! | Charles 1 | mond are ox j tee ve up: wood, 11 to 4, first THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, EASTER FASHIONS---FIRST PEEK FROM PARIS DYNAMITE BLAST RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES. CHARLESTON WINNERS. FIRST five RAGHE—Threeyear-olda and « If turiongs.- 14 (Musgrave), i to 6 L to 2 and Prince Ahmed, 17 (Grand), 6, second, A 16 to land and she 6. Firebal, € Tx a4, 1 14g, ad | Free Trader, fount the rate fi of rien S@ay en AND Ano VAR a re ee DRESS FOR NEGWRIGEE. rs] SINTH HACE one and 0 JUAREZ ENTRIES. Mid Sil 108 Tit i ang ‘MY | modish, However, any of the novelty and |» din 1wG after thirtyenine years’ | yurons which are now shown in suoa bacco type were Very heavy sufferers.| verview, Admiral Baton wax in atl a vartery are quite effective. Of course | American Todwoco sold down nine points, | Greenville, Ali, in IM the more ostentatious ones cannot be} Tthe resto © low-priced industrials Se used im such profuseness as the plainer; | receiving iw» support aino toting in prlee:| ANSWERS TO QUERIES. — ce | oft ard ratiroads, Reading —_ | My skeich to-day shows a frock of! Pore £260; fonr vearobte ana? WAN Very heavy, declining almost three | pege Fashion Maitor: ;falmon pink cotten crepe trimmed with | “Ponant, | poluts, and this stock was followed] | have some very wide material lke| tiny round white bone buttons, while Nuh Annie} closely by Union Pacific and American] incosed sample with a rating edge.|cordings of the crepe defins the drop-; FO), N20." som Su ‘| Couldn't 1 make it up with a gray o&|#houkler line. However, the distinctive SALA baat The closing Was active and weak, pink underdress, and how” Am nines] part of this frock is the little slash each | teen years of age, have #ray-blue eyes, | aide of the front of the waist, which| dark brown halr and fair akin, Am 6/18 finished with @ piping or cording, WAL A PARC United nder f to-morrow's Sunday World, annem, = WALL STREET HO; AL, Jones, N vost States, MAP OMING STHAMSHIPS Den toDAY With patent | 0s for in | Mi a the coupon GREEN MALINE HEAD Pee ERE RT ET 1913. LIKE BALTIMORE'S IMPOSSIBLE HERE Regulations Prohibit Concen- tration of More Than 1,000 ; | Pounds at One Point. Fire Commissioner Johnaon and Dr. , Kennard, one of the experts on explo- sives in the Fire Department, who, in conjunction with the members of the Municipal Explosives: Commission and the Bureau of Combustibles, have made a particular transportation mite in this cits study of the handling, | and abipment of dyna- , Rald to-day that an x plosion such as happened in Baltimore ould not occur in this city Since the organization of the Muntci Explosives Commission and ‘the re-, anization of the Bureau of Combus jer the present Fire Departmen administration, have been so! med as to ponitively prohibit the con- tration of more than 1,000 pounds of the explosive at one time at any point | It a vessel may be loaded wit tons of dynamite at this port. but in ti loading the vessel must be at 1) point 1,000 feet distant from any’ pier wad, and in the transportation of dy- namite from the shore to the hold of the vewsel an amount of more than 1,000 pounds must not be carried at one tin) In addition, extra precautions are tak- en with reference to the display of red flags when loading or unloading and men who have undergone an examina- edge of the handing of dynamite and who are given certificates as being | qualified are alone permitted to attend, to shipments and handling. | raneportation and storage of dyna- mite are conducted and supervised nis city under strict municipal gor jernment regulation and it would be impossible for such an accident happened at Baltimore to be reenacted jdn this clty or Ite waters,” said Com- missioner Johnson, “It {8 unlawful for exposed lights to | be carried aboard dynamite tenders, and even matches, (fuses, Metonators or ‘caps must not be carried on the tender |during the pertod of dynamite trans- | portation. | “More than that, the regulations re- {quire that an inspector of the Bureau lot Combustibles shall rewularly visit vessels engaged in the dynamite trafic ‘and see that the law is not violated, | Furthermore, i: is compulsory on the part of the mak of dynamite and powder to keep this department in- | formed conatantly af the amount of ex- | plosives carried aboard any of their | vessels arriving in this harbor and then that cargo is divided among the supply, boats which Iie down the bay. | “Tn the case of contractors the law ay Jexplicit, No more than a supply of 500 pounds fe permitted to be stored at one point, although they may keep a larger in vessels gnchored 1,000 feet off a treacherous and mya- ous exploniy said Dy, Kennard, may be burned to-day and not ex+ mode, but to-morrow, when the mate is applied, it will go off with a bang, | A box of dynamite may be thrown off a roof and not detonate, but a nd bex, tomsed to the ground, might de- [rts a block of ee: | REAR- “ADMIRAL E EATON MEETS SUDDEN DEATH. Commander Who Notitied Samp- son Spanish Fleet Was Leaving | in Home. | laundered. Of course no starch at all | NORW: March §—Rear-|is used and many times troning {* not Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, 8..N..| necessary. ‘Chelr economical value dove retired, who a# commander of ibe not end there, however, for since they transport Resolute in’ the Spanith-| come in guch wide wi Saul fi je widths, they ¢ ican war, informed Admiral SAMP-| 1. uoh peter advantage, And ince that the enemy's feet was leaving ago Bay, died suddenly here to-day was given a medal of honor fol- yattle of Santlagy and was | at his and from which should turn back « small collar of the ratine cut from the border, To fiuish the long aleeves have ® small puff of the white with « little ouff of the ratine above. A black satin girdle would ubout to have an evening dress of oyster white charmeuse and would appreciate 4 simple, yet pretty, style in which make it, I should like @ Ittle draping on the skirt. Am 5 feet 2 inches | tall and slender. Am I too small for a train’? M. T. T. Mo, a traim would be real chamm- iug out in @ point, and your gown should be long enough to lay on the floor et least one inch. A sim. ple way to acquire the draping to catch the skirt up on the left hip with a wreath of tiny pink ros allowing an underskirt ruffle Present F acd Making Dres: Most Helpful Home Dressmaking Column Published With the present day mode of cling: ing gowns for afternoon and evenii where no longer are the linens and like m Wear, we ha’ terials used voiles an¢, 10 ath very pra these materials possess x certain ariistic Value of the! trimming 1s of the material Its Made up design would make quite a Re yearn yronehiths tle of Radi most b Marv. itous "Rellel ‘in Asien. | | Babwa: shionavle draped eff es at | Home From Original Designs y The Eveni MLLE. Be Printed Mondays, ve reachud the stage for mornng Ww m of the loveliest of soft French crepe now woven ais fa remwelves, and are inde al, for they are #o ea ir own comparatively lit In fact, cordini if are really m. required. feet 2 inches tall MARGURITH L, [and fnto which disappears a little I would advise self color bine [medic collar of fine white batiste over which to mate your dress, | ilaintily embroidered in pink on the “gin the blouse p: ide of the little white own the front of the skirt to within @ short distance of the bottom, | | where a white bone buckle confine: slight fulnes His does not, howe in silk or charmeuse, ost practical | dway’s = eady ing World's Expert LODEWIC The Articies Wil! Thursdays and vaturdays. | sesermoon frock. Of | silk, the collar and charming of gold la be’ dull blue f cufts would and a gold cloth Another color pauve color silk © pllar and cuffs of hand in vivid) Bulgartar nomical way to ac ihe h lace ine Jauire ints in colors is to buy a banding with a pretty destgn in tt, ery new and popular effect y ordinary lace ne j work tt 1 with the colors you Daese Vari-colored collar and ets would be pretty on the summer gown of white voile or crepe colored or white glass but- tlon Son, la Anderson, colored, sixty-two Mt her in the abdemer vom at the home No She tired a Wall to attract t Nhe Was taken t Hospital, where t sald she would probably die KEEP YOUR ORIN CLEAR ag ne the ea | ‘ tints t Dottom of | edge Cuffs of this same material hoy Oe eaca ea eel Witha [to long sleeves while a black i Rattene SH RNEES OF Ue RBICh Rae, Jtrim the centre frunt of the waist, ‘th oura Ointment. “No other emollients do so much to prevent pore-clogging, pim- ? ples, blackheads, red, Re Taner ntt nals hands, dandruff, itching thw /3ealps and falling hair. oan, oase, 4-Room Flat Furnished $110 On Payment of $3.50 Per Week finkenbergs S. 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