The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1913, Page 6

“BATH EXPECT FAVORABLE ACTION ON PANAMA TOLLS Pear eannn Wilson’s Talk With Ambassa- dor Bryce Taken as Evidence of President’s Intent. LONDON, April 15.—The report sent ty James Bryce, British Ambassador te the United States, on the results of a Fecent conversation with President Wil- favorable termination of the contro- Versy between the two countries over Shortly make an important statement On the question. WASHINGTON, April 16.—While President Wilson has never expressed himself publicly on the question of Panama Canal tolls he has informally in@icated to his friends that he bo- Meves in an iors ite of the beef which would make | United States to cxomge ite vessels im the coastwise traffie from paying tolla. | He Is also understood to take the po- _ Sition that the exemption as now pro- on foreshadows, it i understood, 8/ yor were OVE BML FOR TRL ON NEW NICTHENT Four Ex-Inspectors Will Be Tried Together on Charge of Conspiracy. Dennis Sweeney and Joha J. Murtha on the charge of criminally conspiring to 8 to-day by al ‘Thome te the District-Attorney's staff. Gweeney and Murthe were ar- rested yesterday. this morning before Justice Geadury in the criminal term of the Supreme Court and pleading was deferred until Thurs- was furnished by each of the inapectors, who already were under %,000 bond on the charge of Sribery. It is probable that on next: Monday| District-Attorney Whitman will ask that Justice Seatury ros tas @ special pane! of 909 talesmen to try the and Monday, April 2, will probably be the date set for the trial of the four officers, Posed is in effect a subsidy and he has ‘The trie! always been eppo: The lor Bryce that the the question would be fe ow? Rivas that Mr. ‘Wilson's personal Versation on this point just before Mr. @xpression to his views until the tariff et. disposed of in the present session of an, by Mr, Wilson is said to realize that the toile question might, if brought up at Present, divide the Democratic major- ity and cause embarrassment to the paramount. ‘The inference drawn from the London Feport Is that the President has seen ft P ROBBED FD FORMER FRI FRIENDS’ WIDOWS TO KEEP FAMILY. tarif® question, which he regards as uM —— Ta & courtroom sited with hie former friends, Alfred B. Jaworower, a lawyer, 1871 Seventh avenue, pleaded {rlenfiship for the retiring Ambassador | ! Would account for thelr intimate con- | "¢s* of perjury, but Robinson is the first member of the uniformed force to goto trial for ‘oribery. a SHOPLIFTER’S BIG HOARD. Cleverly Arranged Mu@ Held 34 As. eorted Counter Piokings. Katharine Dawson with an expertence 120 Fourteenth avenue, Newark, who had deen acting suspiciously in the . | store at No, 6 West Thirty-fourth atreet silk stockings, a chiffon veil, two pairs of earrings, four jars of cold cream, @ —_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_—— Simple Way To Darken Gray pa eto: c our “in ‘detain pat b $1,000 ball TURKEY A AND "BULGARIA Constantinople Hears Agreement sistent report is in circulation here that & ten days’ armistice beginning at 6 o'clock yesterday evening has been concluded between Turkey and Bul- —_—_—_ aria. PARIS, April 18.-—A three days’ ar- Police Captaina and Former Inspectors! misticg has been a: James ¥. Thompson end James B. Hus-|Turkey and the Balkan sey, Indicted yesterday with Inepectors|ing to @ semi-official Constantinople. _—— inguce George oe ud to flee from New APPEAL GRANTED PHYSICIAN. Detective Dr. Benjamin Zite's Bribery Case Justice Kelby in the Brooklyn Su- ‘Thompson and Hussey were arratgned| preme Court to-day granted a certificate of doubt to Dr. Benjamin Van Zile, recently convicted by a jury in Justice Faweott's court of attempted bribery. day morning. An additional bail of $1,000] The physician, who ‘s sixty-seven yente old, was acquitted of a charge of hav- ing caused the death of Miss Margaret oon nie oe Harms, twenty yeere old, through mal- practice. Dr, Charles Rysl of the King County Market| Hospital, where the girl died, testified hole were valued at nin Jeffers watch if he would give Van Zile @ cletn bill in his trial in the police court. ARRANGE ARMISTICE? | 4 cettificate of reasonable doubt was asked for in his behait on the (os al wi to Suspend Fighting for Ten Days Has Been Made. NSTANTINOPLE, April 16.—A per- Comfort, with style— attractive lines with sup- pleness—are as- ed between At All Dealers. $5, $7.80, $10 to $28. 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