The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 4

a pe got ce FCRETARY OF WAR | PUSHES ON TO THE | ~— ROODDSTAICT Garrison, Hampered by Wash-{ | HAROE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY One Freak of the Tornado in Omaha, - ' -Man’s Dead Body Blown Into a Tree (Copyright by The Omaina Bee.) 98, 1013. : A CALL FOR RELEASE OF MISS EMERSON, | IED MILITANT American Women in London FLOOD SURVIVOR (SAW MANY PERISH FROM COLUMBUS | IN FLOODS FROM TELLS OF HORRORS} TRAIN WINDOWS Spent Thirty-six Hoursin Small}Dozen Drowned as Wagon| DRINK HABIT RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT. TheORRINE trea me tforthe Drink Habit can be used with absolute confi- dence. It destroys ail desire for whiskey beer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thow- sands have successfully used it and have outs Changes Plans and ‘Rowboat and Rescued Many | Was Engulfed, One Tragedy | Cable U. S. Senator Smith a | been restored to lives of sobriety aud } Heads for Columbus, Coats only #1.00 per box. If you tail to From Housetops. Before Travellers’ Eyes. Plea for Detroit Girl. get results from ORRT ‘our money will be ref y Riker-Hegeman Dr them for free booklet E after at dled x ON BOARD GOVERNMENT'S SPE ‘W. N. Cott, the fret survivor of the| Travellers reaching New York this) Ning all about CIAL TRAIT NEAR CLIFTON, ‘ ; ‘ i TONDON, March %—The attention of of i YORGE, W. Va, March 25.—Delayed by i oar of flood and fire in the Ohlo . jernoon over trains of the New York, senator William Alden Smith of Michi- | ORRINE. j Saad dia Wolihed of the High fhoos | floods to reach New York, came from] Central, all many hours late, told har-| xan was called by cable to-day to the |= j GUIAE WF tea ‘Ohio River, hocretary ot! | Cleveland on the long overdue Wolver-| rowing stories of conditions that could; condition of Miss Zetlo Rmerson of De- ' War Garrison, in charge of the Govern. | | tne train late this afternoon. He was] De observed from car windows as the] iroit, atich., w mititant Suttragette now || Corset Shaping Is an Art | eclal flood reliet party, de- | no weak from expomure and the strain| (rains dashed through the flooded dis-| in jait tn London serving a term of two ioe be om a v4 Senki ia" needa of two days of terror in a small row-| tricte of Ohio and Indi In some! nonthe’ impr t ind The makers of g | «kare hana nenentedltanaalllaeeny ete boat that he had to be helped in a cates men, woinen and children pertehed | NOnthe imprixonment for window |} La Reine Corsets have + toe Named dha RAM taxicab by two of the Grand Central| before their eyes. by esthle devoted a lifetime to and now plans to push on to Columbia,! redeaps, Then he went to the Hotel| A passenger on the Beaver Limited, | Miss Scott-Troy, of San Francisco, pind hc shaping of ©, near Cincinnati, From that potnt | | Brostel which was due at 7.90 o'clock but which | cabled to the Senator that American Attempt will be made to travel eastwant | “Twas Visiting friends in the suburbe| did not reach the Grand Central until | women in Tondon expect him to do Knowing corset Columbus by the boats if necessary. fof Linworth, fifteen miles from Colum-|% o'clock, wag Feter Noren of No. | somethig for the release of Miss Bmer- President Wilson this afternoon re j bus.” sald Mr, Cott, who is assistant) Starr street, Brooklyn, He boarded the} son, ‘The cablegram states that Mise € ceived the following <olegram from Gor \ treasurer of the Hocking Valley Rail- train at New London, O., after running Emerson ¢ b fitting and al- sg |oued, "and we bad so warning Of-the| WENN water up to Rip knees Gefere he | UHernen Has Been ‘tortured, that abe ts or pbb hi ¢ Cox of Onio: flood until It wae upon us. Forced to|Feqied the station, Near Lima, ©, he| emaciated and bruised from head to terationswithout charge, ‘ “We are more than grateful for the Ay from the house where we were stay-| #al@Mhe saw a wagon filled with heels, while her eight is endangered. Corsets from $5 & ood things you are doing for our ing, we equipped a small rowboat with| Tefugees suddenly over! The prisoner who started a ‘hunger|| Brassieres from $1 r State.” | fen und water, also with xeveral hot-| ster Wave of water, the wagon Imme- | strike” on being sent to priton has since 4 GARRISON KEEPING IN WITH ‘ Meg | diately foundering been forcibly fed tles of precious wine, and started +4 s Gov. cox. | ee ee recto act atrents. of the} The Wagon and the men, women and| Mrs. Emerson, who !s now tn London, ‘ Ad ge ‘ease children came to the surface, but be-| tried again to-day to obtain permission || CORSET SHOP | CORSET HOSPITAL a bona Badin ng ah ag dogo ine vil it vater;| fF ald could reach them all hands were | to see her daughter, but failed. The y esthanins 4 keep in constant touch with Gov. Cox Free ee i hein rinpea}@rowned. Halt a dozen women passen-| American Embassy has declined to in- 500 Fifth Ave., corner, Yaa at. ere by . joor. q @f Ohio, and receives and despatches Hone ad eeiittions. by tie yellow | E6"# on the train collapsed at the sight. | ¢erfere in the matter until tt 1s detinitely North of ieretz, Seeenoes Gt prautiealy every stop. He tite that came aweeping down from the| F. W. Tillotson of Greenwich, Conn..| convinced that ull the customary steps ' made it plain to-day that hie instruc- dee ett tne letee Tt wax aepectacte| also was on tis train, coming from] provided by law have failed to secure s thons were te apare no expense in di- { never will forget. Cleveland, He said that @t Albany] Mrs, Emerson's admittance to the jail passed the village we conditions this afternoon were growing ero reeting the Federal relief work. “I have carte blanche from the Presi- dent,” Garrison asser ‘Gen, Wood 19 also here in order that he may take immediate direction of the situation without necessity of referring questions back to Washingto . In addition t) Garrison, Wood and other army officers who will direct relief work, the apecial carries two vafter we rowed through the lowland districts, where people were perched on top of their homes, waiting for reseie, All whom we saw begged piteously for something to drink. They had saved a little food, but they had no water and did not dare drink the polluted flood water, In some inst we did not dare et near enough to the houses to worse and that the flood was increas- ing. Near Albany: he saw, from the ear window, an almost compietely sub- merged locomotive, with the enginee clinging to the funnel and, screaming for aid, Men in boats put out to his rescue, but the train was miles away)“ before his fate could be learned, | A. J. Martin said he saw persons trav- EMPEROR WILLIAM SENDS HIS SYMPATAY. WASHINGTON, March 3.—The Ger- man Ambassador, Count von Bernstorif, led at the State Department to-day thy of the Ger- flood disaste: Ps a q wireless operators and a <lesrapher hand out te bottles of wine, but in] elling in boats through the streets of rin the day the Ambassador ci @ 4 Ms such cases we jockeyed the boat sol Albany. upon President Wilson at the s b eed te Men Mage Merve that a bottle would drop down with the| ‘phe Atlantic Express, which was duc|House by direction of Emperor Will- by oa current and could be caugit . ene |! sonvey 6 the flood district curr Pn E wi at 7.08 o'clock, reached the Grand Ceu-|{!am to convey the personal expressions § BLUEFIELD, W. Ve, March m- {riWe rescued many, persons and took] (ral at 2.9 o'clock. 0. F. Mervts of the [of regret of that aoverelgn to the Amer ¥ Seoretary Garrison's train passed them to high points of land. At time] North British Assurance Company, at we had ten women and chikiren in our] yo. 76 William street, sald he Neft Chi= reas Gere ety betes St Cee Hetle boat and it threatened to bel > dls ? It le oix tours from here to Kenov. swamped every. minute. ago Wednesday, and at noon yest | nd three hours from Kenova ‘or thirty-six hours we worked with-| ay. he said, the train raced through | Chillicothe, At this rate of progress out sleep and in danger all the time.| water high over the wheel-tops near i train may mot reach Cincinnati Then we rowed into Columbus and there | Sandusky. vefore to-morrow morning. Tcaught the first train oat of the] ‘The passengers saw tunumerable WASHINGTON, March 34.—Whea stricken city yesterday, How T got to] nouses floating by most of them with Cleveland 1 don't know; I a doxen times.” pooh. Ses HELD IN SMUGGLING CASE. of hanged cars! many persons huddled on the roofs srying to be rescued. The New York Central announced that conditions at Albany were worse this afternoon and that the water was rising, but it is expected {t will begin to recede before night. The railroad also annou President Wilson was advised to-day of the progress of Secretary Garrison's special train toward the Good district he was otill holding himself in readi- S35 ' wh r | FRANK JAMESON JUSTICE BISCHOFE IN BEMIS PARES. ts” Accused mn Glo s Jobber Garriazon peep ry bers in the tall butlding but he was the|was a member of the Bar Aesociation, good, A special train of relief supplies last of the judges to leave the court!the Arion, Beethoven and Liederkranz| David Wiener, who conducts a glove oRbiet tustment i ou lore ° ' Z : f * 2 o'clock this afternoon engineers faves Inte today. house, Metore aurrendening to the pleas lsocietien and of the Manhattan, Lotus, and corset sobbing wsiness at Nov M | compieued a temporary DridKe at Went bowed co to bap jeasures: for ehe food z Democratic and Colonial Clubs, His} Clinton street, was ned before | Tiverty, Ohio, making it possible for bay ew rad - - juitars 00 to 5.00 victime of Ohio end Indiana pressed Towa take the matter ¢o the Gupremel nome was at No. 10 Weet Fifty-ninth| United States Commissioner EhlelI# | erainn to hasten, Tee hae atye| Delielous with Sardines and Sandwiches || yq lins $5.00 SI7; | forward to-day. Gecretary Garrison uit of Appeaie before he weuld move, | ereey this afternoon, charged with taving eon | Kuecended In Fropeniig its line to Col-|4 AAR Salad Dressing by adding « Mandolins $5.00 to $150.00 “ one r * yer of No. be ht smug Hoves Oct. af it, Delicatessen and Cror, 4 } was speeding epecial train towand ae ene eee eta aeat|, Justice Hlachof was an excordingly | cealed « nt smauested glover Oct. /umbus, ey $58 tener Store Sole Agents for the cinnatt to ¢ake charge as the per- {ndustrious judge, and thought nothing ven Ditsca Empire Mandolins sonal representative of President Wile Jurtet, declared to-day that the bench tking eixteen hours a day when| which he furnished, for examination | = 7 : : eon; Surgeon-General Blue of the Pub- 4 had Jost one of its most consctentious | ot eee ieee eal problems hag | April & Ditson Empire Guitars lc Health Service was pushing toward - judges. to be solved, He used to boast that he} Wiener’# arrest, last night, was the Ditson Special Cole Banjos district to take sharp measures to {He did not know what it meant to! rover needed a vacation, and kept at| result of @ search extending over «| Martin Guitars i head off pestilence and disease; be le” he declared. "He never (ook | ork all of the thie. His close apifica- | nerlod of more thar conducted Croas nurses were being assembled at acti: aaa a vatation and never wanted one. He r oe by detectives of th rnment, the , " Dayton and Cincinnati, and others were wan a genial companion off the bench | 20", t© work and study nearly ressited | Cunard line and the F Jove Come Ditsoa Wonder Book No. 3 in the lons of his sight. He came of sturdy German stock, and his eagerne: for and love of work told on his eyes ated in the jn lovers of M ANS, MANDOLAB, DURRIAS, GUITARS AND BANJOS, Free on Request (Continued from First Page.) In February, several cases alued at 3,00, were d plers before the kind to @ fault in refusing to bo- eve harmful thigs that were sald about old friends.” pany. of kid gloves. stolen from the Cun \elng held in reserve at other points. ARMY OFFICER@ ORDERED TO 6"AE is” Ss @PEND $1 y of the elevator shaft and Inid it en th gradually. Of late he depended a great] uty on the A heen paid by [SORA sl tga pre-| #00r of he basement. on the EMPLOYED AS YOUTH IN| jcal on his secretary to wuide him when| the Fownes Company, ‘The detectiver PRICE & ce Repairing a Specialty. allege they found some of these gloves | in Wierer’a place. crossing streets or entering or le elevators. FATHER’S BANK. Justice Bischoff wa duated in jaw at Columbia University when he visions and shelter were moving from|_A® ambulanae from Hudson Street @t parts of the country toward the| Hospital arrived at the kame time that etricken district. More life cavers from|® ®auad of policemen from ‘TraMe A Telentione Murray Hitt 4144. Chas. H. Ditson & Co,, the Great Lakes stations were being hold tion In the City Hall started to clear 8-1(wi2 East 34th St. im readiness and federal troops at sey-| {Ne street. ‘The surgeon needed but @ Hoth ee stab as ko meant: ° ° | eral mbout the flood sone were K to determine that the Justice was ‘ rity, | poste sg ape , NEtGA Biman. ait ed bis majority. As @ youth he was m e S$ rig. 1 under ordere read: in at an gl . 1 ol be of tel hour's notion shoukl Secretary darrison|JUSTICE'S SECRETARY IDENTI-| nie tiner mas the head Me save un | There Are Thousands of Fam- determine they are needed after be ar FIES THE BODY. in business for the profession ° i Py illee Wy hose Tables Are Harold J. Sande, secretary to the n lever Without Every pregeratory measure han deen| ) ? . ' taken and Fellet willbe prompt and stro dedicate a eon RE SEEN Y Ay th © i" h prices for diamond meady es the waters recede and the| the elevaor shaft ver °C ieeame attorney tor the Tax De | Positively there is no need to pay high prices for diamonds, as , he : me attorne spartment fy , A \ luck: Semeary can penetrate the danmer tonen | 1 waa waiting on the thirteenth fooe {tthe city. | Me firet served om the |] we shall be happy to prove if you will step into our store. The exac- It you're i 4 Women actually Guetng ines the isa Orece pia lay tm the Judge's bench ax judge of the Court of Common |} tions of middlemen make diamonds higher than they ought to be. you can iin £0 into ecsta- ‘AN the members of the House ana rusni X Be noouey ing. Phat bench bat wapn EVERY DIAMOND 4T LAM- them at other sies over the ; Hg rushing in and cried that TS and IN He was elected to the BERTS WAS BOUGHT DIRECT 7 A = Gonate y meet to-night | had happened to the Judge, I hurried | Supreme Hench on the Democratic theket from the cutters and imported stores for $17.50 beautiful styles pif Make personal subscriptions to the) out and descended to the ground floor, 1] !2 188 and has been in ac service in direct by Lambert B~-thers, All STYLE. ey vellet fund. It was announced ia ad-| found the Judge's body and identified it, | tM Judicial capacity ever since mounting is done In our own j vance that no names or amounts of| His gold wi stopped et 1 min.] Justioe Bischof was torn Aus. 16] factory on the sremises. We Coats for dress Among the fab. | 4 @ubecriptions would be made pubdii ut Si, the son of Henry and Amalie have an attractive store, bu' and coats for ricsarediagona | y Major Normoyle and Major Logan, at Jutge was very nearsighted, | UischoM, He married first Mins Annie attraction is in the QUALITY OF street wear— ser B j and Dayton, respectively, | He was returning from lunch when he | ise Mosbier, who died in Ii. Mis | HE. GOLD, DIAMOND AND h aanee Sst Bedlord Rave been authorized to pend at once| made a mistake and got out of the|*oold Wife Was Mrs, Elteabeth Colla: | PLATINUM JEWELRY, Rnausanes ¢ cords, covets fi \and its Sales are I i 1 ; a8 much as $9.00 each for rations for| elevator car at the twelfth floor, Me [we Widew of Gilman Collamore. He | GUARANTEE of every article and them in the and novelty Goan Increasing t food sufferers. Major Logan has ixcovered his mistake and turned to | \ in the LOW PRICES asked for exquisite new weaves, trimmed rosers t—10c per Bottle ready reached Dayton and Major Nor-| re-enter the car, The doors of the el 4) everything, including un” Spring styles vith Buleari | E. Pritchard, Maker, 331 Spring St., N.Y moylo will arrive at Columbus to-day.| vators close automatically. and. a, ~ of Solitaire Diamond Lavage —— ined ‘tk uigarian “ MTS Wi 03 9 guanih sole and other relief started | slow in clo, Shia fet Heat Rings, at from $10 to _ -,S00, EEG ant tapestry | : ( the War Department from Philadel: | often commented vand every one a value whic’ wh silks, moire i phia to Ohio by express are still] pointed out. The only the Lambert busi. guaranteed peau silks and othe Catarrh and 4 blocked, it te believed, at Cumberland, | partway to the thirteenth tem can give. de cygne. combini J | wl Ma, or Pittsburgh, PAlWAy te the thirlemth Seon. 4 THE ATTRACTION 1S _1 ations, Cold in Head , All United States life-saving ate-| oor of the car and he wee kt HINGS THAT BENEFIT THE! i iM tons on Lake Michigan closed for tel from his feet Me planet (ea ‘OMER, not in a high- Sizes 14 to 44, H Alterati bi —— = ‘ Winter season Were ordered open by| ome feet He plunged forwar priced store. management. that fi d ons by Can be relieved quick. Get a 2% v Seoretary MoAdoo for emergency work] twelfth floor Was smnsted, ne Wan ban does no good ior Women am H expert tailor or $0 cent tube of sanitary b ioe fond istrict, | Representatives | gine: doer.of thevsnats, We sell all forms of guaranteed Gold, Diamond and misses; also pee ott 5 at, hols, who are in Cnicage, telegraphed |, Te, Judge had been to tunch wit Platinum Jewelry at prices impossible for non-importers. extra sizes any char ONDON S dat the Becretary that the prowsing need of [Hye Gente ANE Mad Boon disc . Also WEDDING GIFTS and presents for Ushers, ge q the, situation was motor-power boats | Atanhattan ope ia Eten ay Bridesmaids, Best Men, Lt us show you how far a little Catarrhal Jelly se > _" Justion MoCaU wae given @ loving cu: i mone in the purchase of high-class jewelry at | w RED CROSS HEAD GOING TO]iy ine Juices ct tie cure Nothing cleans a ay wit se iad bi hiiddidaeal | THA doaan Basse hnes waeiacck ™ {FLOOD sECTION. Jand Justice Bischot” had mate ine fil SINK SO well as CN Our Seamless Solid Gold Wading Rings have Introduced us into house-|| De Price & Co. femutiful otrodels Largest Popular | KONDON MFG. CO., Minnenpotis, ‘19°. 4 br cous tee thie, uurtes fo Mes kvl Laer igen OW dlsscivar atias Gad holds far and wide where all jewelry is rightly judged by them. All shapes 6th Ave. vane $8.98 Price Garment Se a wolnn tice Bix Was the last of the 0 sreasi s 4 “i <i a 50, i ea Tecelved to-day at Red Cross | Supreme Court Judges to leave the oll vil-and moves it instantly, and widths, meee ie part by costly special machinery and In part by hand. Cor. 18th St. House in New York ———_—_mmemamscumeeer eee"! be adauarters. Those for Dayton were |ounty Court Mose, Dotty Teves GN’ ls bi nertechcleanaar Pograyed MiAOGh COATS “The Habit HEALTHFUL” immediate duty; those for Cincin- the more commodious quarters t cuts the dirt a bal arlae in that city oF the surrounding | PIMA I Ue old court house comes in contact fresh and ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WAS! : towns, The nurses sent will be | Uses were ¢ no osmall, stuffy oright ‘3 i fected 46th the four duousand ereoives.| OHE'ON the ret and second floors _ The wise housewife uses Fat, 64.00 up oun The World is the Best Paper | Ked Cross nurses, many of whom are|BISCHOFF = RELUCTANT — T. CN for every cleaning put: Karat, 05.88 up Orat10.00 up for “Boarders Wanted” Advertis | ‘4 ° Soke, hae i ertisements Boares of un LEAVE OLD Quarters. poser scales CN We make exquisite diamond gifts by remodelling old ; eye Five years ago the imombers oj Aten ote diamond jewelry. We make a specialty of repairing gold| |! 160 West 122d Street, wervice, Money is beginning to oft ctant as well as J 8 2 fate Red Conte Ronee reat ,'® POUF | tench started ® Auht to et more room an efimient cleans and diamond Jewelry, Watches and Silverware. Our own New York City, ier " 1) anes of sympathy are coming from | that they couil do their work with er ON factory on the premises is under personal supervision and| | New York World: March sth, 1912, we 4, ae 2h gece eri gry bg LA ae nt fr every article is repaired or remade By men who are masters [want to thank you very much for the seven time a PRICE 50 CENTS Grom plane to leave Washington old bulld nally Bamion teat in their line. Let us show you. Charges low. advertisement you inserted for me as it was a great help ¢ All Druggists and Department Stores to-day for Cincinnati to be more ek , ¥ , | ‘i getting boarders, I find the Morning World Is the best Now Yorn?’ BORGFELDT & CO. @4 in getting into coumnunication wits | (0m, Nis Post | CHARLES E. GARBY re fhe weadguarters aster a silence of Ws | Ait a year us Every “Boarders Wanted" printed in The World ‘ | No EXTRA CHAROR FoR IT. nis | AM ‘ A argers Vv anted ‘orld receives Advertise 1 oni “lett a8 eeeiay Me bed been “niranded at | thelr vies Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street circulation in New York City larger than that of the || S8 Qeio'k yess! Meee sam lt / Gacionat, =” He was given the best of the cham-_ Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10. Herald, Times, Sun and Press combined, _—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_=_——"" oer t