The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1913, Page 9

RICH LONG ISLANDERS ORGANIZE ANOTHER NEW COUNTRY CLUB Midland Golf Club Members Interested in Project at East Williston. Any doubt thet may have existed as to the starting of another country club on Long Island, within twenty miles of New York, waa ended, last night, when the annual meeting of the Midtand Gott Club was held at the Garden City Hotel, Garden City. It was voted that the Midiand membership should not, a @ body, go over to the new organt- gation, which has secured @n option on one hundred acres of land at Hast ‘Wliston, within easy walking distance of Mineola, although @ few weeks ago, at a gathering held at the Murray Hill Hotel, Manhattan, it wae formally expressed as the sense of the meeting that the Midland officers should arran: euch teal estate prelimiuarics. ‘The scemingly contradictory action doex not forewhadw any split in the Midland ranke, as might be inferred, although nearly all the members of the ho}ding company, which is to be or- ganized at once to begin work on the} new course this week, is composed | practically entirely of Midland mem- bers. Among the prime movers are R. W. Turner and George H. Lowden, the Midlaud Club president and secre- retary, respectively, Others are Wilson B, Bryce, Donald = MacKellar Charles W. Walker. Tt {a also known that William Ke Vanderbilt jr. will be a stockholder, and while he is not likely to become an active member he has promised to co- operate in its establishment. The club option extends to more than fifty acres of Motor Parkway land in which he te the central figure. There arc also forty-five acres tn- cluded in the Titus facm. It is planned to limit the mombership to 300 per- wong, who will be chose 1 rathe: accord- ing to profiency in sports than along} ecetal new. The Midland Club {s to continue to occupy the «emi-public Salisbury course at Garden City. The ol land Board of Governors was r ed lant night. Eventually it is Ikely the membersuip of the new and old clitds will grow to be less in common. WALLSTREET, Proft ta & 1nd short selling at the opening e market to-day caused a alight decline, and after the first hour of trading the market became extremely quiet, All of the leading tesues lost in price, the noticeable exception being Can common, which advanced over @ point from last night's closing, The closing was very irregular and Ustless, with prices generally a point lower than last nigh ot Locomotive!) hm, & Kel. ‘ein See ESE CTS FS reersere. BL Steel i tah Copper, nal mene PENNSYLVANIA FOR DIRECT ELECTION OF U. S. SENATORS Only One More State Needed to Make Federal Constitutional Amendment Effective. | HARRISBURG, Pa, Apri 2.—Penn-| avivania to-day Joined the ranks of States that have ratified the propor amendment to the Federal Constitution providing for the direct election of United States Senators, making the thirty-fifth to fall in tne, The joint ratifying the proposed amend- ment, which previously passed the| House, war Senate to- day unanimous more State ‘s needed anend.nent effective, WASHINGTON, April 2-Of the States nich have not finally acted upon the direct elections constitutional amend- ment, the Legislatures of two—Connec- ticut siand—are now In neh has acted upon | . but in Rhode Island adopted it, leaving only to moke favorable necessaiy to complete thirty-six ates, In Flov , where United States 5 tors are already selected at prim the Legislature meets April 8 the 1 —_——— Pope Appoints Two Bishops, ROME, April 2—On the proposal of Cardinul de Lal, secretary of the Con- sistorial Congregation, Pope Pius has| appointed Rev. P. Nussbaum, Passton- dst Consultor at Baltimore and formerly of West Hoboken, N. J., to be Bishop of the Diocese of Corpus Christi, The Rev. J. T. MoNally, formerly of Almonte, | Province of Ontario, has been nomi- nated Bishop of the new Diocese of a ade CHARLIE SCHWAB’ cern since he became its largest individ- annual hand for 7 per cent. on its preferred and 6.86 per | Dave drew a revolver and fired at them. cent. on Its common stock. DAVE SULLIVAN Wit MOTHER WANTS DAUGHTER FINE RECORD AS A L. yi PRODUCED IN COURT. as tenths {hand and they all escaped. STEEL DRUMMER. 4 ’ | Mrs. Mary Canavan Alleges Lawyer pedals headbegl as Sher sient a8 Been, tor jap ed 1 Leave Her Custody. ‘of a trained nuree, é In C8 Christoffers grove They | Mrs. Mary Canavan petitioned the s Mrpeall a: el MIS si dail hed hadl | eme Court today for a writ of havens mmanding Frank J. Wolf and Hart, the Becker defense law yer, to produce Margaret Campbell in court. The girl, whose age is not given, | is claimed by Mra, Canavan as her ughter, and she alleges she has is HOUSE MOTHER LEFT | Former Uses Gun in Mixup and Is Held for Feloni- ous Assault. been surreptitiously removed from her custody. her petition, Mra. Canavan, who at No. 6) West One Hundred and asserts that Wolf ts n the pretense that This, liv Iahticth street, harboring the «irl he is a friend of her dead father. she alleges, ts untrue ' David Sullivan, @ one-time feather- welght boxer, wae to-day held, without hall, for the Grand Jury on two charges of felonious assault by Magiatrate Nat |mer in the Coney Taland Potice Court, |The complainants were ‘his brother. Wiittam J. (Spike) Sullivan, a former | Wehtwetght, and Richard Haffett. “@pike” told in court of @ home he had bought for his mother in 1m” at Mra. Canavan sets forth, At- No. 16 Kant Twelfth street, SheeP*- | tomey Hari found her daughter and in- head Bay. It was over the house, he| duced her to leave the convent with snid, that all the trouble occurred hnavan says she has beer tween him and his brother. When he gave the deed to his mother, he, sald, it was understood that at her death it was te revert to him, In his absence on one of hie sparring tours, he de- cleared, Dave had induced the mother | to give hit the house. | ‘On last Sunday he went with John | Reilly to the gymnaalum, at the rear of | the house, where he had done mont of | hie training. Dave ordered them to, Yeave the premises, and “Spike” refused to go, saying that the place belonged to him, A fight ensued and Dave cut his brother in the head with the barrel of a revolver, Next day “Spi | out @ warrant, but the police were un- 7 able to locate the former champion. {Charles M. 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