The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1913, Page 5

\ 2 PRONE PERSHING | CHARGES ARGES FALSE s Bureau “Reports Involving Brigadier Yorunece resulted tigation which satisfied both President that there in fact is official vindica- the Secretary of War wes given biicity in the preas and Gen. ; his friends believed they had beard the ast of the charges. j| Gem. Pershing again figured in the ‘| mews about a year ago, when he was considered for appointment as i j | Bently, Judge Ross has brought with | him trem the Philtppines bundle of @Mdevile which would establish the |) tglatty of the charges against Gen. )) Pershing before any court or jury in the land. One of these affidavits is made by the woman whose name has been coupled with that of Gen. Pershing, end is, In part, as follows: It bas recently come to my Imowledge that one Jobn J. Persh- ing, formerly residing at Zambo- anga, is alleged to have lived with ™e openly, and that I was his mistress, and that the sald John 4. Pershing constructed and built for my benefit and use a house in the sald town of Zamboanga, and otherwise provided for my support ead keeping, and furthermore that the eaid Jobn J. Pershing is al- leged to be the father uf tr Gren by me. I do hereby wear that each and every the above allegations is wholly un- 4, * tewe and false in each and every respect. In a subsequent affidavit the same women alleges that during the latter | part of the year 1906 she was offered 9 in el per month if she would make o false statement admitting the allegations denied in her affidavit. Gupporting the affidavit ef the woman | ape affidavits 6f many men who were |} intimately associated with Gen. Persh- i iS all the time cevered by the: i Frank P. Helm, now Direc- | fer of the Bureau ef Navigation, but |) fea stationed on the gunboat Callao, with headquarters at Zamboanga, {} gate in his affidavit that his rela- |) tems with Gen. Pershing were 10 ese and his acquaintance with the | Weman waa such that if the charges against Pershing had been | fm any respect true he would necessar- '\ tly Bave known of them, whereas, to | the best of his knowledge and belief, { the snarees are absolutely and totally false in every particular. RW. Tarbdet, Chief of the Supplies | Department of the Depot Quarter- Master's Office, formerly stationed ‘n | Zamboanga, makes aMfidavit that had || improper relations existed the same $) would have undoubtedly come to his |, notice and been a matter of public, }} sosatp and comment in the town; that’ }) his knowledge of Spanish {} exceptional opportunities to 4\ necome acquainted with the Filipino ‘ ation, in addition to which he wag well acquainted with Gen, Persh- “fag; that he never heard any gosalp until after ublication of the \WPeharges, when he discussed the matter with the woman and her family, all of whom emphatically and indignantiy | denied the existence of any inerone? | relations. Mr, Tarbet further states in his davit that subsequent to the first sz gee Meation in Manila he was approached | by @ man who told him that if he was! willing to give evidence against es, Cat This Coupon Out and Mall To-Night | Pershing that he would have a fine Wit trip to Washington to appear before | goover art at? _cbfleation ce |) the, Senate Committes, with all bis, cre ‘and tu descrip of ees paid. Py. Moore, an attorney in Zambo- . oe fat Rarengieens he ange, makes affidavit that the same }4* man mentioned by Tarbet offered him $00 if he would procure an amMdavit fermeriy Deputy Collector of Cus- Jo Seema tical Canal chara nae hte ere ee To Ne eae Getly contact, and that during all that time the conduct of the said John J. 5 | cn We RISKING BULLETS, T0 SAVE SHE, mines tates! Strip and Plunge Into etna sack Under Guns of Guards Aimed at Group. | Sank at once. hing; that they @ame house and came in ‘With the pockets of his prison Blouse and trousers filled with stones, Peter Olsen, as he ealled himecif, a well educated and gentle-spoken pris- oner at the Snake Hill penitentiary, in the swamps west of Jersey City, G@rowned himself epectaculariy in the Hackensack River to-day. Fifty prie- onere volunteered to try to cave im, and, stripping to the #kin, dived ih vain into the current, while guards with gune etoog om the shore to sheot them down if they started for the Bergen County line across the stream. ‘The incident at first made the head keeper fear a plot at wholesale jail family, miserable he had brought upon himself. He asked Olsen about this and the prigoner seemed first startled and then violently angered, Ddut made no informing answer. Today he was more reserved than fe ever. He chose a part of the rook pile . furthest away from his enforced com- one te giasss “Your son-in-law was promoted otrictly on his own merits that I nad should not need (many who call at m: Seriniaw watll 1 roontves Jerr ae panions. Joseph O'Leary, the nearest not) my Oculists wilt telly 80 without reserve. will inseandy ien bed ane tar, ¢'8 * Unless 1 am mistaken, you Delaoner, sty im packing hie pockets don't want your money as mucha want your good will. . worn das " Fee reer tas ke. ast he: ote yr} “Olson's” I make the complete eyeglasses in four factories, es, and am Aad ay hi the general idea that “Olson's’ 1 announced igi - ‘ay me pod plieadtan ile EN oon therefore responsible for every detail of the service I render you. br por oat pe Rey handwriting the following postecrot: sees ete oieee maret | Our interesting book, “Byes and Theis Care,” le sont free, Write for it. : “To promote a man because he Mar! Jay was clear to reach a little flimsy Hed a Senator's Stegner would’ bean] Te That rune eut ever. the. river e y a for the same reason would be an equal] Shouts of other Prisoners called Gor- 219 Broadway—alee 37th St. ead Bre “Come back here,” sneered the head- WH Stonnis Pyle Ua hg one her @ Ph Alee m—esrner Fulton ond Smith Strecte keeper, “or I'll shoot! Y lum \Ve., Slet an 4 (From “Olsen” only ran fester, Gorman fired 70 Nassau Street, near John St. Other Hilton Steres—' 1927-29 Chestnut Stree., Besten, corner Street and Temple seAaman. may be nine feat tae cao ‘perpeuly glniag wieds be 1000 Bway, sexe Wiles: Bt 1 Pittsburgh, comer sas and Getnbeld Benes ewtake Bread tod Market Seat" Cuicnge, & sajcoa, Dut you could hide him said afterward, thinking that he eould J Qe Futon. op ABA, ya. comer State and Quincy Gtrects. ‘ ead hea, he has to buy | Sturm the prisoner inte coming sack. | COULXS and Opticians cope. A. 8. B'kiya, rere | ’ ~ store, ‘There wes plenty of time to sheet to All the features of this co- operative plan are carried out in offering pianos, with the single exception that the terms on pianos are $1.25 a week, nstead of—as on the player-piano—8? a week. No additional charge for in- terest. QNEILL-ADAMSCO. The pianoe for About our player roll library To begin with, you get nine rolls of music with your player-piano—your own selection. you can exchange for nine other rolls for 5 cente e roll, These in turn can be exchanged for still dif- ferent selections (your ae for 5 cents a bah and so on indefinite in this way nine never pod you over 46 cents in in all. Another thing: Under this plan, if you want J more than these nine rolls, you can obtain any music catalogue at any time for } dollar a roll. Rolls that will cost you elsewhere 1 dollar 25 cents, 1 dollar 50 cents, 1 dollar 75 cents and @ dollars each can be here at the flat price of 1 fale a roll, These also can be exchanged for other rolis at 5 cents « roll, and these in turn for others at 5 cents a roll; so you see, the music roll question is not an expensive one here, You have an end- less chain of music tale at Fpl command for the small fixed cl of only 5 cents a roll—and the selection of this chain of rolls is constantly avail- able out of « library of over 40 thousand rolls of i ap well selected music as there is to be found in merics. Pea Bi hse A as 4 | sent after the apparently escaping man | wus fighting the ewift current. | lunged head first into the river | Fitty prisoners ran to Gorman. plead- 5 with him that bemeing leave to ane nee. ‘wn be In @ moment fifty piles of striped aitte lay along the bank and on the Mttle bang! and ey, men were plunging the stream. Ni hem showed was certain that the body of bd suicide must have been rolled far down the bottom by the current, Gor- Man ordered the would-be rescuers to the shore and the rock pile again, ——— GAS TANK EXPLODES IN AIR. An acetylene an tank, some two feet ® quarter of a mile. Houses in the neighborhood were shaken, and the top of the Irpn tank was blown fifty feet inte the afr, where separated inte between an “Oculist” and an “Optician” Let me clearly explain it. An “Oculist” is a Registered Physician who has made the eye Led acce aces He alone is competent to examine your I thus save you the customary $3—85—or $10 Oculist Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street , New York City this co-operative sale were rarenely setoried end upon pb ane being tested and in epected by Mr. Nahan j rat Biy for i nm Venda and Concertmoister Metropolitan Opera Company. Five dollars is all it takes AMI CL! cee places like some htige fireworks born Serie BY BIG: TARANTULA, Heve he ts right, Too heavy pressure in the tank Is/ supposed to have caused the explosion.’ MAN IS SENT TO HOSPITAL jeces of the broken tank dropped pa «| cco at Piave., Tag Longshoreman Is In Critical Condi- fet In the Wasdiegten Irving Schoo! | tion as Result of Being Nipped | Qiteh he knocked of, bt Me icappeared down on Banana Wharf. . It TAFT VISITS | $ WASHINGTON. Wilitam Collins, a longehoteman, to in Bx-Preat , Guest of Béaramans,| the Eastern District Hospital, Brooklyn, WAI Remain Some Daya. suffering trom bord Lage Laer A nie fon believes he wan bitten by nt ‘ am He. Tatts private ei pn ald and in the absence of any better diag- oy ee beans pret ely day for a visit in the capital in which| Nomis the physictans are inclined to be- | of he once ruled as the first citisen of the land. He will epend several days as ¢ guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boardman and Miss Mabel Boardman, and a num- ber of entertainments already are planned ad honor, although it is bee derstood Taft has expressed wish that no formalities should mare hig visit. The Boardman home, just off Dupont Circle, the centre of the fashionable sec- tion, ts certain to reawaken many mem- ortes for the former President. With Mra. Taft he ocqupied the rveldence dur- ing ba few days preceding his inaugura- tion, and during his Mg poy of the ‘White House he and Mrs, Taft wore fre- of Plor 1 in Wallabout Basin, him in the neck. He ay could awimn and a r for the man. until night, when his head gan to ewell. At his home, encape. Packie sae be a ooze Not one person in ten knows the difference eaeeral pore ie SE Ws cena Ove EW YORK men, especially those who have traveled far down town to business, alg ai ; ized our Astor House Shop eyes to prescribe glasses for them. tained will become better known. The “Optician” is skilled in furnish (dalla ad ho merchandise it on Sited We mraciaszy call snertion @ our glasses according to the Oculist's prescript is oF eir needs to a nicety. onug eagel Mecde ct trom a eal ee ae ates or your oye. 7 Nom, thet our Astor Howe Shop lt» be rare lot of a ree lad oni ae. retain experienced i i , the cloth made tapering ccraight high- pacias, and give you the service of BOTH for the cost of oe revenue ter ten ee Cut trousers. same fabrics also cut in alone, ranging from $2 up. our own shops by our own skilled tailors, will be placed ow sale on June 7th, ot all of our QNEILLADAMS Co Sixth Avenue, 20th to - — New York City QNEILL-ADAMS Co Siath Avenue, 20th te 23d Street, New Yerk oe lory. by Mr. C. Alfred Wagner, President The Lyrachord Co, to secure one of these player-pianos One-hundred Newton player-pianos will be sold on our ative J yl The usual price of these player-pianos is five hundred Bey fty dollar The co-operative price is $395—NO INTEREST to be added The player-piano will be delivered amen, upon the payment of five dollars The pay menie, will be two dollars a week giving you one Scaered and ninety- ve weeks’ time in which to pay the balance You get a rebate of twenty cents for every payment made in advance - You get an unconditional five-year guarantee tos can ae ge et wony money back at any time within thirty days e privilege of exchanging within a year without the loss of ‘ ingle cent Xen o the unpaid balances will e voluntarily cancelled in event of dea A player-piano bench and nine rolls of music (your own selection) are included An errangement will be made with each purchaser whereby new rolls can be procured at a cost of only five cents a roll == NEILL-ADAMS Co== MHI Cojtine wae sitting on the stringplece afternoon, when he felt something bite brushed his head Oree, Wie cnet tas Oe Pe finger as O crack in HILTON’S AS TOR HOUSE MEN’S scevnne rately ALS» © = The . fe “ite cave 8 el id ae sn, eee . the fats this: “To ! @ heese- given the rew moteriah— to wit, wile, childeen, o friend or two and « house—two other things are nessssasy. These cov @ good five and MUSIC. - And | inaemech as we con do without the five hell the year, I may say MUSIC is the ene cesential.” Z ‘