The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1913, Page 2

Germanic Committee saya he protects| ing by bis advocacy of the continuance of private cabstande an@ the éraining ot; half a milion dollars a year from taxi: man Grinm has been Invited to call on Mr. Da Vivier and explain why the committee of which te is chairman= consisting of Aldermen Coleman, Mi- Cano, Cunningham, Marks, Bolles and) Brosh and hfmeelf—has not reported a} taxteab orftwance a the fun Soard, the work of the Mayor's Commission sitey recently resign 4) + net be catied we Jury, Netther #iii Alders | men MeCarin and Coleman, Aldermen and, pornibiy Alderman Cunningham, who was only recently made @ member | of the of them hed dodged rer-| mexiaustible assurimem of juhordinates of pany, When Mr. Whitman yy went word that If furthet at- | we Then caine George W. Whites et a. company, and gen g |et fret oMMciasot th ‘axicad Com: | ¢) oudpooma WA! nog 5: Lh Harry R. Swarts, Treasurer and diree- | tor, In a short time he and Mr, White- red him the company woul? do every. | of From ite’ promise to tell all the facts | |. Heaney in front of No, 2 Mule Vivier toand out what wae Derry street Inte lant Saturday night to compel the attendance before! reveiver, Ph: roe " sued tots vi. sha eta Uo oan ny bad at which kille@ Heaney Only ome man Was seen fading side called on Mr. Du Vivier ang as-|@ 40orway on the Mulberry street tine} sa om BY AIR OF GUNMEN BULLETS MOGATE though two have heen framed. One s#' Two Revolvers of Different 2 ee teens’ Calibre Were Used In Slay- ing Teare and Heaney. Bolles, Marks und Bruen wilt be celled (ORC WD SEES FUNERAL. Commissioner Waldo, Blue- coats and Crowd Honor Teare at Service. abpornas The tulicte that Killed Policeman Were served on most of the officials O86! Charies Tou i nd Policeman William re fired from ai from @ 33-calibre calibre, Though but one oF Wan recovered, the autopsy per-| that there would be wo’ formed upon Heaney's body by Cor- further attempt to service, The! oner's Physician Otto Schulte ri ct that no lew than three truck ffeaney, tenements after the fusiiiade that thing in ita power to enable the Grand lald low the two policemen and John Jury to make « complete. inquiry into Hiszo, the gangster; that omn was the fects surrounding tazicad eius-| Oreste Shieidiana, for whom scores of tem, Getectiven and policemen have been TAXICAB TRUST OFFICIALS MAY | hanting since. | “TELL THINGS.” | CORONER BELIEVES MORE tHan| ONE MAN GUILTY. tt knows in respect to the rocent at-) ame facte converning the different tempts to procute now taxicab legisie- tion it would appear that Sf there hag on 43 i PY Fit sizes of the bullets that killed the two policomen were not ma Coroner Feinberg held hie preliminary Rearing inte the three murders to-day. ballad bam oy q the mame anlee't would aiaired realised, by ye Seotetat Risso and qeutry that on dprdiemeetheny complete accord revel of companion tn bev tH} Hl | i i {ER shit : iF | HL i Ht i {; df ‘tla Hi all flit reat H ef il 53 | { ls i E ! | owing , to cortala to ride Behind the | "ss Indicated he had been turns her back on the dawn. Could pedigree. I refused to eee ar ceaket, aa were Capte, MoGurl and @ul-| MeoPing, "2, ongageme Persous| Anything, be. more appropriate? Iact-| give it until I learned with what Twas] ETRE, wa, svitenoe as to the| Suoreme Court, Brooklyn, by Jus reanagemen! Ive. dentally, if she were able te turn her th of the Women's Social and Polit-| Manning. * UOnt matter at the When the teneral procession passed T'* head a bit to the left, she might get a| It was more than two hours later, |\cel Union fevenied im the statement by | The Union Bank mniened tens, co eens? : bars of the Board the house te St Veron: t was released on bail on April 30. squint at old Mins Liberty down the! said Quinlan, before he was told that | the proseoution that the rental for |the illegal usee of banks money: ited | —— eceeors. Yesterdey Harris was arrested Day, but sbe stiffly refuses to recogaise! ne was accused of preaching anarchy, | the offices wae #4000 yearly, Being to [ivan and the directors rite for $160.00, Grimm's ortinanes, he haé @red two shots at a man as astas vas Wha Wudhain od ek 4 + | §11,280, the rest of the police court pro-|in the bank's assets a note Sor Situ ~ ‘and One Hundred P0-| Adolph Lessig, under indictment alse, tateresting. The on which it sued to recover. Bx! BRBYCED bety wanted to oven hie twisted streets of thé village and over | Of Svenve a Mtlcal economics say, really is her|took the stand for Quinlan. He was | ‘eosines was led that aw no consideration aad “capable Youre”: to Mulberry street, one of the most | leenth strest. Hie attemps at murder in | mother, certain Quinlan hed not uttered the | 7a nete It could mot be “iene ‘aoe Yellow sedate mourners of all was Bum, the while he was at liberty on ball| yates Civic Pride was hammered out| words, ' Beas wre SP ie rales tho with a bow of crepe, marched between | they believe they have not only ® 0ax@| nave had comi ° ‘and hed. been motid; Mise Annie Kenney and the GRiMM's ORDINANCE Mies of policemen, looking netther to jac: Mt CARINE A6t, GNIS e8 SEHD: | privaia “delete AAG Bad: Venn om unger the right nor left and net ence break- pleves or Ly nere to SPY OM | strike.” They KM refused to eat since RAIOS TAX! RATE Adotph Weldeman was the sculptor] the strikers, He testified that Quisian fea eft il isi fj old-fashioned brick house where Teare Agnes : a4 mother, | GUNMAN IS IN TOMBS to-day. ing had adjourned. Barrett, Mrs, Beatrice Saunders, Mias| how they y waited for how,| APTER INVESTIGATION F jaa born, the streets on sides were blocked with a throng of netghporpood ang with Not @ man or woman was there but ayer in hie heart for the repose | alenseln by the police today, and not] last two months, removed the hideous! Crier, who wus in the back of the ball, mUly inperived, will be presented to th pea made public, led Peers of Charley Teare’s soulma beate man public, to the commitment to| wooden frame bit by bit. Firet there and asked if he wanted to see him, first officer just they can be who had bravely gone te death in the | ‘%@ Tombs of Max Harris of No. 117| appeared her majestic head, with ite! syoe" said Bimson, according to Oe ee re se Oe Sow eee selected and delivered. course of the day’e work, IONZR WALDO AND DEP. appeared from the street to represent | here?” According to Archil Bodkin, the UTY M'KAY AT FUNERAL. e309 of 4 the house while the casket was Deing|uduest Into the death of Levine and| puding stood around f ea t was rethod Out of the hati] er atiele’ ated “air “Young Hot a the stype on the shoulders | **Miing Harris to the Tombs, congratulated theme! ‘by two policemen, Chief Bimson follow- | Bloods.” The Boclety was ‘o be, com- ‘ jg men in bile, Commitesioner | _Levine was found dead in a flat in the| xtise Civic Pride faces the sett taken to the poli tion | Posed of the younger members of the| Devid A. Sullivan and eight of the dl- t Deputy Comatiestoner | Peurteenth street house. The surround-| ana the white lights of Broa@wag end ead of & procession and. there } Women's Soul sn6 Fontes Caine, | rosters af the jatter inatitation, for $160,- Police dog, who once woh a medal for saving a life The yellow mongrel, wearing his brass police collar tufted ing from the line After Father Flannery of @t, Veron- end Father Sullivan, the police! COURT IS ASKED TO STAY tecta who supervised hor metamorphoats chaplain, had conducted « solemn high rted for Policemaa hearee passed the house Mulberry ing place. Ae the|Counsel for Labor Chief and| mevater waite win Mes, - a } these qualities that make for q a Fomeus O14 Ra: Dead. the arentest pleasure to Mitchell and Morison 10 Ap: | jerttat tare hack ‘Busan | WARRaTaBUNG, bn, ner wat | SU ROD pre Re cain lr Tharsday, | 7 veers ner LOC man's eye glanced from under the peal Contempt Action, Houston and Mulberry streets, to-day, with @ baleful light) wWagiHINGTON, May &—Attorneys for | and it dropped into the basement, carry- commission, imposing @ rate of @ cenw @ cents per mile for one MEN KILLED |Here’s Dear Miss Civic Pride, into} public until pe who stood im elience bared. Capt. Kinsler, of, the Mulberry street the fiat rate of © cents for the first mile and & cents thereafter, regartices - THE EVENING WORLD, THUR 18. OSSILKWORKERS FLIES WITH SIX ARRESTED IN RIOT | IN HIS. BIPLANE ATPATERSON MILL: FOR 75 MINUTES Two Hundred Others March to| French Aviator Frangeois Rises! Village of Ridgewood, but | 2,300 Feet and Breaks Are Driven Back. S " ~ Store a rat . ‘ ve RATHER THAN G1" HOSPITAL, SK FIRST OFFICER WHO RESCUED A CRAZED SAILOR IN MIDOC! Who Made Her Debut To-Day il ef i H i HI | | QUINLAN ON THE STAND | HI rt) I off i ‘il : i Denies at His Trial for An- archy That He Used In- flammatory Words, rw us coe owen BRITAIN IN TERROR. MADMAN LEAPS marched to-day to the village of Ridge corer wesc OF QUFFRAGETTES; | OFF LINER J. They were met on Maple avenue 'n/ s C] that place by Chief of Pettes Peter 1 :] BRAVE Pullis with a squad of men, The potice . scores NEWTHREATMADE, RESCUE IN FOG tft ii i i | | i i i i z 8 t | l } i if t 32 & 5 County, on hearing of the trouble, took © aquad of deputies tq Ramsey, fearing | jencent on the water works at that (Continued from First Page.) (Continued from Firet Page.) Chief of Police Bimaon of Paterson | ordered the potice to disperse a dis jand Political Union, the central mill- orderty mob near the Doherty & Wade | ‘#At organization. The more advanced members of the fighting iterhood worth mill. Twenty prisoners were promise thet the events of the leet taken. | be eclipsed by worse | the ‘Whether or net Patrick Quinian, | fem tye are to 00 ee id Cae ° leader of the Industrial Workers | wy .| Dr. Ahearn was down the stairs an stant after Winkelmann hed of the World, ever uttered the/ io arma WF he fe aa eho inflammatory language tor whieh be! Votes for Wamen, the woman suffrage <f ry te on trial before Judge Kienert in the/ newspaper, edited by Mr. and Mrs. ae ee kaa Lidt-ery ote 4 Passalc County Court of Quarter Ses-| Pethick Lawrence, says in its latest Wien be seua it was to fanael Gan sions, he gave a striking example to-day | number: to the mother and daughter: ~' of how he {e able to sway the etrikers; ‘We dee before the country a period of “We're too He'll never go tothe | disorder auch as has hot been known ‘ ~ beeee! eget ar san eouiea thom |r decades, perhaps for centuries, We bento ahaa ake johaaeal goctgenoryn | wee a prospect of violence deing aa- caitlin Stl New York, strode through the throng of Dy vielehee Of & terrible eréb | “UNCLE JOE,” 77, LIKE 6,60 or more men and women strikers Lica we var the likelihood of crimes his guiding finger pointing MSTILL WILLHW’.” Who had congregated outside the court-| being eympathised with, if net condoned, | ptm, cneed of him. They, negpate house. ‘They cheered wildly as he ap-| and approved by many of the most:re-| tn, ‘Areman soundering pry . ue DANVILLE, Ml, May 8.—"Uncle Soe’ seared, and hate were thrown high In the|epected lemr-abiding members of the COm-| yasgy ‘head, Cannon celebrated bie seventy-ceventh air, Inctend of receiving the homage | munity.’ A few strokes brought them alo: Dirthday quietly yesterday, spending emilingty, Quinlan halted, while a soowi| |The pélice authorities are Lpoguatheos side the demented man—crased, they Clouded hin face. Corned shout the increase learned afterward, from the heat of| During the late afternoon many cabana Yun UT OUT THE | 224 Dom attacks on Dulldings another! the etokenole. He fought desperately | Melghbors and old friends called,, aa TO OUT O of which oceurred at Tottenham, in the} to weep them from dragging him into|® delegation from the local lodge: of CIRCUS STUFF. J the boat. But dragged in he ‘and | the Elke asked him to preside as inters OH, LOOK WHO'S HERE! “Cut out sis cisons stuff,” :he <x- held down by two big sailors, while @ minstrel show to be ‘ger claimed. "What in <—~ are-yow Guiry ‘ttia the dack t6where Biair | soon. ba Phetecty ay Ahh bboy here? Get down on the picket ities was and shouting at the| be sisd to act were Danville gare where belong.” J top of hie lungs to let 1m know his | sounded by « tight, concrete‘wall'e bat ] ih p position, He was pulled into the boat| tile high. For years he had furnished ‘Then he paned on into the céurt-) ‘The aythorities bave secured evidence| almost “Atteen | the opposition press many oppostenitie: t mom, not again looking at big crowd of ¢ many of the former ‘The fireman had to Sag aes. be enpeed, ene: oe: Aras , admirers. “ deen for three-quarters of | °, avoid similar experiences ie —_— Quinlan te being tried on the frst of an hour, and any but an insane man! Hyste Me we nie tripnde inelthed,’* five indictments, all of them charging would have died of the exposure. he would again be « candidate for KéD/ She Makes Her Golden Debut] nim with naving preached anarchy, in PASSENGERS CHEER BLAIR FOR | resentative in Congress, but not voten- ;: cites to riot and advocated the destruc- : GALLANT WORK. eka Gtr eaouine tained on Top of New Munici- {tion of property. Aboard the ship, where tne passengers | a fund for a #200,00 ¥. M.C. A. result of this speech, it is charged, ned the reil cheering heartily for Blair, | ing here. pal Building. & mob of strikers 1 the hall, rushed the meq, Were busted Into tne sick bey. aterson rgeo! ! beige pat, Lae eres tm hand, A hot drink and as al- retsel & maa llnging gows ef gilt weua gramsseties palioe eatastr Mminuien, ‘lad “in garments le stands on tiptoe om ®/ eefore noon, the only testimony being golden ball five hundred-and-then-some | tnat ef police witnesses and having to feet above the ground. No, sweet |de with Quinian’s alleged utterance of reader, this is not a description of | these words. Chief of Police John Bim- Mile, Hoopla Gasift, the edorabdly au-|son made a good witness for Quinian. |“YOUNG HOT BLOODS’” BRANCH dacious an@ absolutely astounding | QUINLAN TAKES THE STAND IN OF SUETROR ETT SS aerial artiste of the cireus, but of Mise HIS OWN DEFENSE. The revelations mege during provioed rived here to-day, the Civic Pride, the thirty-foot golden ° He inte | reece still goouiping. of the tril: Giantess, who tips the topmost tip of Ky ceonepirators’ Teacue two days ago and telling each the new Municipal Building and who y sed where they had stood when Blair e “Ge 5 they had seen was released from ther wooden kimono |... in Turn Hall until after the meet- from the stoke hole and | Kerr, Miss Biasing in the eunshine, New York's} Quinlan said he had reached the hall] Annie Kenney, Mise Laura Lensox and | the return of the reacue! es eee and mounted the platform a the analytical chemist Clayton. AD Ii TO gh peels lee Prigd meeting had adjourned and was in con-| Further correspo. dence was produced Lod rgh ng? ihe ceorereats en 2s Joke overatied Indies’ tailors, who had been|Verwation with several reporters there| by counsel for the ‘Treasury in which that momey cae BOY: Information ing milady's gown together for the} Whe® Mise Fiyaa told him Chief Bimaon the accused advocated a tee i - $30 taken up by the ad: presented to Coroner | pecing ‘2 wanted to see him.: He went to the|%® ® Seneral raid on the public firing passengers, and the glasses, sult crown of gold, followed by the upraised intlan. “Who are yor Where do/,, who could secure @ position om the ———a hand, holding slobular object that| ru come from and what do you want| 'urung staff of the Upper House, UNION BANK IS NON-SUITED.|. Dic Note of Sulll-/ MESAARMAN—New York, May 1. MA! salad GARET, aged 53 year at 148 ta either @ bowl ef gold fieh or e bomd.| Quinign replied that he was an Amer-| Treasury counsel, & ciroviar has bees | court Ral Foot by foot, her queenty fe wit tisen: | found in Mise Laure Lennoz's residence stated that information gtven him by clinging tolde of ResriciA nea ried bard (sig Ar gg te #9 Any") snneuncing the formetion of @ ranch van Ie Beyond Action. Oth af Detective @chmb and other police oM-| gry, rose above the wrerkage of tne en Twas grabbed from behind,” | cy canes te a Mtpector Lave. The sult of the Union Bank of Brook: core warranted him in postponing the| gcattolding, while the architests of the| ne continued, ‘my arms pinned bebind | Ce Yard explained that| 1M. which took over tne maine ef ttt and no women were eligible far 00, was dismissed this afternoon in 1h: the Lavine cas®|o¢ copper at @ cost of $5,000, and her oorui rprise General” Drummond i wena n The defence nS & oU when |“ hed = —————— Savery Dosshey the | golden dress cost an even $1,000 more. they called Joseph Antonucci to the| collapse just before the adjournment. such good effect that) pew debutantes of the current seanon| stand, He testided that he was @| The Sliness of “General” Mre. Drutn- who participated in the Levine murder. | who designed Mise Pride in clay. Me-| never uttered the inflammatory words | Ancther blow at suffragette miltancy viattecaoninees Kim, Meade & White are the archi-| mentioned in the indictment, | was struck to-day by the owners of nev- = Elizadeth Gurley Fiynm told practi-| eral ,ybite ja where the women were TRAD! cally the eame story of events - the | acowstomed to meet issuing @ notifice- Tha Special for Friuay | meet! tion that the doors would be closed te ERED §x sii them from now on Ad CHOCOLATE | COYERED KX, 80R- from lathing and plaster of paris into the golden butterfly ahe ts to-day. SENTENCE IN GOMPERS CASE nut Bey, the famous pacing stallion REDMOND BUST GREEN. eco) cr, LAT ™ cov which made the fastest pacing record of 6 LE HRI > The Meee" SI = 39c } ] @ny breading horse on exhibition at tho| DUBLIN, May &—Miss Geraldine o ii | ertual cost. Columbian Exposition, Chicago, in 1%, |ning, who amused hersgif to-day by UND PROMIT PLUS PARCEL 4s dead here, The horse was owned hy | painting green broad arrows on the bust candies will I~ John Gallieon, a well known breeder of |of John Redmond in tha Royal Hiber- tr. Mo cy ‘cereale pa Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and|ing with It Joseph Duywan of No, sis Frank Morrison asked the District | Wiills avenue, the Bronx, and a load of Court of Appeals to-day to stay its| heavy crates, Policeman Katz and mon mandate sentencing Gompers to thirty | from the engine room of the bullding in jail and Aning Mitchell’ and | got Duywan out, He had been buried pacing stock, Tho hotee waa twenty- | nian Academy vengeance for the vote even years old, of the Irish Nationalist members in the Ge-mte alt oo Morrison $09 each in amirming con-| beneath the crates, and Dr. Reid, from of Commons inst the We- tempt of court judgments against the | St. Vincent's Hospital, found he breast relaapaaes._ appeal ue ‘. ‘erage bill ei A pl Se nat ond, 1208 lwbor leaders in the Bucks Stove and, bone aud several riba had been brol FREE FOR TUE COUPON. lowed @ week in which to pay o small Range Counsel asked for the | and the latter had punctured his lunys| Te beaatifal Photegraveres, coples ef| pne inflicted on her by the police mag- stay, announcing their Intention to ap- in several places, He was hurried 1y| femeus paintings, will be given with mest) istrate. She sald she would not pay and peal to the Supreme Court of the United | tue hospital in w serious condition, Mumley’s Werld, Piatures are eultabie for! was warned that the consequence would wales, framing; ou heavy ort paper, amd repiesent| be detention In jail. eee eee oo The court granted them leave to re- | INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, hicterie oubjecty, the originale ef some had attached a card to John Red. new the motion if the appeat caaaot DUN TO-DA' de Ve the Metrepeiiten Mucrum and bust bearing the ‘words " eC re eabed in the Bfteen days allotted ee ek: hai 3 being (Cats Weeld'ta sovemse