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swan eer ee Rett an ee eS yA: mihi das eaaalade ; enough astume that I would not “Yet my lectare engagements tntertere my performance of public duties tend of assuming the opposite All @ngagements have been made aub- | to cancellation. not consider it necessary in view lexican conditions to cancel my en- It ts my in- MIXED LINGERIE IN HIS GRIP HER | CHUM'S, WIFE SAYS 'Seat on Auto Floor While Rival Rode on Cushions, Also Her Complaint. t fe understood that be te Feady to give due weight to any repre- HIGHBALLS IN SHOWER, | jas informally notified ) ” tions Committee that | Bunnie Letters to ‘Hubby, Fail to Win Alimony Pend- ing Mrs. Butts’s Suit. s@harge it from further consideration of bill to repeal the neutrality statute 1912, under which the Huerta Gov- ie importing munitions of + War, while they are denied to the Con- »stitutionalists. He will ask the Senate eto pase it. siPROT AGAINST THE RECOG- NITION OF HUERTA. BAGLB PASS, Tex. July 16.—Ure- *tng that the Constitutionalists in Mex- Seo be granted rights of belligerents by “the United States Government, Gov. “Carransa, their leader, wired a long ‘protest to Washington to-day against *Crecognition of provisional President *cMuerta. The protest was to be pre- wented by the Constitutionalists’ diplo- @° matic agent to officials in Washington. **) Carransa contends that tre majority are Mexicans favor him, and that if he oMwere granted belligerent rights he soon | '© could get control of the Government. *3REPORT OF WARNING GIVEN BY "ns GERMAN GOVERNMENT. MOBUM, Ala, July 16—Buyers on e Moblila,Cotton Exchange represent- Ing German firms said to-day they had ot Peeelved code messages trom Germany eePtating that the Berlin Government had | snmede representations to. the United Btates concerning the Mexican situation. yoiThe messages were said to state that DAY: Half the United States did not move to| Mre, Butts says ahe was yeskeot fa enmestore peace in Mexico, Germany would her apartment, ill, the night her hus- eitake some initiative to that end, | band and Mias Churchill went to Green- fey BAGLE PASS, Tex., July 16.—Famine | wood Lake and shat she remained there sewill soon threaten the Federal garrison, Without provisions until the janitor se@t Monclova, according to General Jeus broke open the door. She telephoned . | eg who arrived at Piedras Ne- to Greenwood Lake and Bults promised Sires late last night with troops enough to come right home. He failed to o tte ward off a Federal attack dn that | for three days, When he did, however, Place. Five thourand Constitutionaliste | Mise Churchill came with him to the Shwurround Monclova, Curransa said, and | Spartment, Mrs. Butts opened the suit Hall fo04 eupplies have been cut off. He’) © ind removed underwear of her) Justice Phitia, in the Supreme Court to-day, refused te grant alimony and counsel feces to Mre. Georgianna Ritt- man Butte, pending the trial ef her quit for separation from Freeman Worthington Butts, who te connected with the Morgan Lithograph Company of Cleveland and ‘terested in the Universal Film Company. These rea-| sons were set forth by James A. Thur. ley of No, 33 Broadway, attorney for Mrs. Butts, in the application. The couple were married on May 7 last. Mrs. Butts became sickly and | Mr. Butts declared ehe refused have @ doctor and@ take medicine bed for her; also, that ehe is @ bellever ms Christian Science, Miss Eleanor Churchill, girl chum and long friend of Mra. Butts, accom panied the husband on @ trip to Green- wood Lake over Decoration Day. Miss Churchill registered under her own name and Butts under hie mame. One sult case was taken along. FAILED TO “COME TGAVk HOME oe | jvdhaid @ detachment of Colonel Nava-| husband and of Miss Churchill trom It. 3 iy ‘ fette’s Federal troops were defeated vy| Tater, Mise Churchill called again at ‘raonat Elisehdo after the battle of | the apartment and brought a bouauet of flowers which she presented to Mrs. heey who was tl, Mrs. Butts threw he flowers in the face of Mise Churchill one ordered her from the apartment. ‘Miss Churchill, however, remained and got/a case of beer and together with Butts made & night of revelry. Sitting on bedside of MYa, Butta, Mise Churchill told the sick woman that Butts bought several corset covers and @ akirt for her (Mina Churehiil, While walking on Broadway at One Siveabse and Forty-fifth atreet, Mra. ——>—_ “WE BROTHERS CARRY JABS. APART, BUT ALL * ipl IN “BUG” WARD Bees Up Gn. Gast Side, fawn omied suc meee a West Side and All Around Churchill, Her husband greeted her, Mra Butte says, with, “Sit down and Town by Police. have a drink and be a good fello SHE HANDED THEM HIGYBALLS William Neargoard of No, 691 Ber- tawny, #ix-footer, WITH FORCE. lance to Bellevue Whereupon Mrs, Butts forthwith.de- ital early grees from the West Hundred and Fifty-second street manded that Butts come home with her. ‘The husbang was not disposed to have te be sobered up. Au hour later an ambulance took to the party broken and said eo. Mrs, the same hospilal George Neargoard, Churahttt, Butts hastened out to the auto, in which he insisted on Miss Churchill and her grandmother having seats and com- pelled Mra, Butts to alt on the floor with her legs dangling on the running board, All this according to Attorney Turley In his address before Justice Philbin to Butts then proceeded to break Op the had been picked up by @ police- party by throwing two highbalis in Wan of the Fifth street station. George that @ gang was hounding bim,| A he was sentenced to be electro- Boon, thé police ought to protect in hie last sweet hours of life. He tled down to a cot in the paycho- decision, attorneys for Mr. Butts declare@ Mrs. Butts was sim- ply a “fidgety, nagging woman, whi Aggerated her troubles,” and that was ‘an upstart, having been out of em: | ployment for @ year before her husband married her.” The following letters were submitted by Attorney Turley, who said he did not think they were proper for the chum of man to send to that woman's hus- tions to tell where — lived. rGharies Neargord, who said nis ‘next friends" were his brothers, wililam George, Was gathered by Policeman Wemer at No. 22% Eighth avenue and ferought to the hospital, Homer sald hee found Charles because of the smash- ee ef @ plate glass window and when trying | 6 Charies Was also put in the ob- oor aration division of tie paychopathic | jt Ss Miller of No. @1 Bergen, yee, visited by the poiice, said that had @ boarding house and had re-| harbored William, George and Neargoard, She locked then | out ef her house yesterday, wie said, ve- | Bause she thought they had been drink: | and they were too big for Ber to care of, three at o Fon, Rens CHOSEN ve ee MINISTER TO CI TE OO apeot of. Pola Economy ' Contractors Who Now Remove It Bp aniertiyt of Wisconsin Want to Caarge $130,000 a Seiecied by Witon. Year for Doing So. ee ay ta geatl 8 A man from Peekskill wants to hand! ao: S eee eee: SconOmY | the fini! disposition of garbage of N Iniversity of Wisconsin, has York .City and pay the city for the ‘gelected for M ina. Beo- for Minister to China, Bec- sriviiege of doing #0 At present the . Dr. Rel ‘ © Sag Re rama ep city is under contract with the New I sgl York Sanitary Utilization Company to Sig loadgtag in ee pay the company $1,000 a year to do name would be seni away with the garbage. probably Friday, Tho Veekskil) man, who ts John J, Dr. Reinsch is a writer of recog- to pay the clty $2,600 for nise@d authority on Oriental topics and » 987,000 for the second 500 for the third year, far eastern polit! His works on those subjects have been translated ine cage tie contract be renewed for an- other three years he offere to give the! | te Japanese, Chinewe, #panish and Gor- Dr ach wae born in Mil-| city $112,600 for each year for the privie| lege. educated In Bi | Hart's bid, properly indorsed and ec: oy in 1699, Ay riven m4 ti in | companied by certified oheck, was re- Bocietien celved to-day. The present contractors the study of internationel law and have advanced their present demand Aistorical Diemag ne 4 married and, upon the city from 91,000 a year to $1%,: 432 ta Madison, W! q 0 o year. rd ‘Much Loved Dear: And longed for a nice, long letter to-morrow, as I had so much to do this evening. Aa ever, moat loving, YOUR BUNNIE. Sweetheart: 80 lonely, dear. I do mins you, and why did you break” igagement? I walted for some dear. Let me hear from you Your devoted but heart- BUNNIB. broken rie to the Senate, yoar and $1t er oe tats LF As sR ean THE EVEWING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, sULY. “16, 1018, Athy bei ‘FIVE ‘YEARS ‘AHEAD IN’ FASHIONS’ ‘** Mecond of a Series of Advanced Models by Will B. Johnstone, Revive THE BLILABETHAW AUER ‘THE AWHING DRESS, & COO, ComPor TABLE SUMMER CREATION — oy MODEST - 1” COT Aum APPEARANCE ' oe a eed BOMB FOR DILLON FROM MILITANTS § INJURES CLERK Plodes While Being Stamped in Dublin POA. —_—_— DUBLIN, July %—An explosion, at- tributed by the police to militant suf- fragettes, is reported to have occurred Qt the Dublin Post Office this after- foon. A sorter was stamping a letter addressed to John Dillon, Irieh Nation- alist member of Parliament for the Bast Division of Mayo, when the mis- dive blew ey and badly iajured the employee’ pop harkdl age the explosion ef @ par- eel addressed to William H. K. Red- mond, M. P,, last week, employees in the postoflee were thrown imto the Greatest excitement when the package addressed to Dillon “let go." ——_—__—— SUZERPUT OM ERD BY RANEY BOARD RVERSNG HSE Letter of Governor Read Agree- ing to Submit Papers, Then Another, Refusing. ALBANY, July 16.—Gov. Bulser waa put on record to-day at the hearing before the Frawley Lagisiative Inves- tigating Committee as having reversed bis pesition with reference to produc- ing doeu te requested by the com- mittee, Eugene Lamb Richards, counsel for the committee, gread a letter from the Governor, sent early this month, de- claring that the documents were at the disposal of the committee, where- ae yesterday he wrote that he would exercise hie own Judgment about pro- ducing records and withheld aome that were asked for. 100 GUESTS, NIGHTCLAD, FLEE BURMING HOTEL The Devonshire, Near Atlantic City, Destroyed and Boarders Lose All Their Belongings, ATLANTIC CITY, July 16.— More than 100 guests fled in +! night clothes early to-dey from the Hote) Devonshire at Longport, when the ructure was destroyed by fire. But few of the guests had time to collect any of their belongings. The loss to the hotel i# estimated at §60,000 and the guests probably suffered almost ae great a loss. ‘The fire was brought under contro! only after @ four-hours' desperate | fight, The firemen saved phe Hotel Aberdeen, across the street! and ad- Joining cottages. The Devonshire was wrapped in fames whee the Long- port firemen hed scene, and the Margate and Cheloos compenies hag 10 be called, Ano meena went errecr Addressed to ish. P 1x PARK AND PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION TO HAVE ADDITIONAL FIELDS George Gordon Battle Is Made President to Succeed Jus- ia, tice Philbin. 43 Bugene A. Philbin has been com- Pelled, on account of his the bench, to resign as President of the} Parks and Playgrounds Association of the City of New York, but he con- tinues as @ director. George Gordon’ Battle has been elected President. ‘The other officers of the association! are: Vice-President, Miss Lillian D. | Wald; Tréasurer, Ja A. Renwick, | Meoretary, Mi Cane! SOLve = THE a evil | | | | | | ING GLEPHANT SACK fer STounsn ones RAISED $700,000 A YEAR 10 FIGHT ‘BAD’ LEGISLATION Mulhall Tells Lobby Hunters About Funds Handled for Industrial Defense. WAGHINGTON, July 1¢6.—A fund of $200,000 to $700,000 § year, raised by the National Council: for Industrial Defense | —an adjunct of the Natfonal Asrociation of Manufacturers—for opposing “bad” legislation the manufacturers did not favor, was ribed to the Seni Lobby Committee to-day by Martin Mulhall.” ‘Mulhall testified he had no personal fund, for the organization had recently given ation tO) those figures to The New York World. ‘ut declared that a collector “I often have thought and have sug- gested,” sald Mulhall, “that the council ought to be investigated by the Post Office Department. If it were investi- ted I feel that the gentlemen who | run it will have a Bard time accounting for the money collect ‘The committee aid mot question Mul- hall further on the eubject. Mulhall L. Morton; Play Super-| swore that money bad been paid to him | visor, Misa Madeline Stevens; Chair-| from the fund for political purposes, 'man Brooklyn Committee, Frank C./ Munson. The directors of the associa-| {tien are Mrs, Tunis G. Bergen, Gutson Borglum, Gilbert Colgate; Mra. Samuel Bowne Duryea, the Right Rev. David H. Greer, Luther H. Gulick, Mrs, Flor- ence Kelley, the Right Rev. M. J. La- Velle, Miss Alice Lewisohn, Frank Ly- ‘man, Milo R, Maltbie, Bugene A. Phil- bin, ‘James A. Renwick, Jacob A. Rils, Age Pauline Robinson, Mortimer nift, Mra. V. G, Simkhovitch, Alexan- Q@ H. Spencer, Miss Lillian D. Wald, Evert Jansen Wendell and William R. Willcos. The Parks and Playgrounds Associa- tion of the City of New York aids in Procuring the best selection, establish- ment and administration on the part of the oity of parks and playgrounds for the people of the city of New York. In additiop to its playground work, the association has now under considers ation the proposal for the city to ac- atreet fo playground pur- poses (this entire tet is lacking in recreational faciliti the proposition now before the Board of Estimate and Apportionment that the city take the so-called Kast River Heights park site for a badly-needed playground and rec- Teation spot for the poor of the con- gested eections of Manhattan, North Brooklyn, Northeast Queens and the Morrisania seotions of the Bronx, quick- at a three or five cent plan for the projected do- velopment of the New York Central Raliroad Riverside Park and beyond it along the river to Bpuyten Duyvil, MRS, SMITH. GIVES $500,000 T0 Y.M.C. A, Mra> William Van Rennselaer Smith, the widow of William Van Rennselaer Bmith, it wae ivarned to-day, ts the donor of $600,000 for the construction of @ new bullding for the Y. M,C, A. in Brooklyn, The structure will serve a» a memo ral to her aon, Clarence, who dled recently, The building with the land and furnishings will cost $1,000,000, will be twelve storles high, Mrs, Van Rennselaer @mith lives * the Motel @ Regia, Manhatten, and Old Broad: but @id not explain what the purposes were. A letter from Mulhall written at In- dianapolis on June 17, 1908, to Schwedt- man at 6t. Louis reported how “Mr. Watson had « large majority of the ma- chine under bis control.” Writing of an approaching min convention and hie frienéehip for tain union offick he gaid: “I feel I might be able t good work through those gentlemen, and it is too bad we are short of funds when the convention ie coming, with the opportunities for use." Mulhall said he met Van Cleave ang Schwedtman of a train passing through Indianapolis Jan. 194398, told them of the Watson ora af spoke about $100,000 being ne In January, rr Mulhall received a letter from former Senator Foraker suggesting that he visit Cincinnati for @ short interview.” He testified he made a written report to Foraker showing “how the stood” among business men in and about Cin- Cinnatl, He did not testify whether the report was favorable, Mulhall got back to Baltimore poll- tlos and pushed forward two years to January, 1910, In a letter to I. H, Bchates of the Bullders’ Exchange of Baltimore, he wrote: “The situation in Baltimore poll- tics ts the mottenest of any city in the Unite! States, Tami in New York has such politica T to the front that calls it Qi (From the Denver Republican.) The saaticent for a diplomatic post | ex: turned sadly back home and began un | && | Nonaire mining man, from Grace Brown : GEYSER FLOODS GAR CR 30,000 MASSACRED ORDER IN DIVORCE | BY BULGARIANS OF GUGGENHEINS, IN FURIOUS RAD Chicago iert Fa Tells Prosecu-| Defeated Troops of King Fer- tor to Proceed Against dinand Continue Attacks Guilty Ones in Case. on Defenseless People. TO SIFT FRAUD CHARGE.! SACK TOWN OF DOIVAN. Denies Request to Annul De-| Butchery and Ruin at Seres cree Attacked by Woman, Confirmed and Austria One of Principals in Suit. Seeks Reparation. CHICAGO, July 1%6.—Declaring that the diverce of William Guggenheim, mil- SALONICA, July 16.—Another horrity- ing story of massacre by Bulgarian troops reached here to-day from Doiran, @ town forty miles northwest of Sa- Jonica, Mussuimans there have made a written déclaration, coutersigned by local Bulgarian pri stating \hat the Bulgarians slaughtered 3,000 mans who had sought refuge in Dotran from the surrounding distr Full confirmation of the reported ing and burning of the Macedonian town of Seres by the fleeing Bulgarian troops and of the crucifixion, hacking to death or burning alive by them of many of the inhabitants has been sent to the Austro-Hungarian Government by Con- sul- -Ggneral August Kral of Salonica. Thi fourths of the formerly flour- ishing town of about 30,000 inhabitants | {a @ mass of smoking ruins, says Con-| \gul-General Kral, who has just returned | Gugtenheim-Wahl in 1901 was obtained by fraud, collusion and criminal con- spiracy, Circuit Court Judges Windes, | Heard and Baldwin, altting en banc to- | aay, inatructed State's Attorney Hoyne ; to proceed in criminal action agalmet | the alleged parties to the fraud. “Residents of [llinois cannot be prose ecuted because the statute of limitations Precludes action,” @ald the State's At- torney, principals to th 4 therefore of limitations.” Mrs. Guggenheim-Wahl, seeking in various sults to have the divorce de- clared invalid because In obtaining it she swore faisely that. she was a res!- dent of Illinois, testified that +he acted on advice of counsel for her husband. The divorce was granted in 1901 and} Mr. Guggetheim subsequently married again. The Judges to-day denied a motiog made by State's Attorney Hoyne, as a friend of the Court, to expunge the reaord of the divorce, declaring that the matter should be taken before the Ap- Pelate Court, which has the questions involved under consideration. The Guggenhelp divorce case 19 one of the most famous litigations in the Cook County courts in years, not only because of the prominence of the Parties to the It but because of rumors that attempts have been made to reach investigated the situation. He had deen orders to inquire .nto the plundering and burning of the Austrian Vice-Con- sulate there and the carrying off of Vice-Conaul G, C. Zlatko by the ma- rauding Bulgarians. TURKS TO RUSH TROOPS ON TO ADRIANOPLE. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 16.—The push forward the march of the Otty- man troops as far as the stronghold of judges on the Cook County bench. Adrianople, captured by the Bulgarians Mrs. Guggenheim-Wahi, then Mrs, | @fter # prolonged siege during the re- Guggenheim, obtained @ divorce from | cent Balkan war. the Smelter mili.onaire in Chica) |ULLAN LORRAINE Shs 1901, a few months after their marri in Hoboken, N, J. They lived together only a day. Subsequently Guggenheim re-married and his former wife became the bride of young Frenchman, Jules Wahl, whose parents afterward procured an annulment of the marriage. Mra. Gugr genhelm-Wahl then made am unsuccess- ful attempt to’ have the decree set naide but her motion was denied In Cook County courts in January, 1 The State's attorney's office made the attempt. Actress Can’t “Find Greshelmer With Warrant and Tells Grand Jury of $2,250 Larceny. Another chapter was added to the GiMoulties that have beset Lillian Lor- raine, the actress, since she was se- cretly married ¢o Frederick Gres- heimer, when she testified to-day be- IN THIRD AVENUE |: fore the Grand Jury to the alleged con- version by her husband of a@ five-carat diamond ring. When Mise Lorraine emerged from the Grand Jury room her maid, Nancy Johnaon, was called. ‘The complaint for conversion allen . that on June 12 Gresheimer took from wife's Anger the diamond ring while she was asirep in her apartment i> the Sherman Square Hotel. The nex: day Water Shoots Into Bedroom Win- dows and Drenches the Bar of a Hotel. Workmen ‘n advance of the Pelham Park branch ef the Lexington avent subway have been shifting the water main jong Third avenue, To-day when some of them were lowering @ five-inch pipe into @ trench at Third avenue and One Hunmired and Thirty- elghth street they dropped the pipe and it punctured an 18-inch main at the bottom of the eight-foot trench. In- stantly a %-foot geyser, with many foot pounds pressure behind it, shot UP/ two weeks ago when he and Flore Out of the tenon. Zlegteld jr., the theatrical manager, A Third avenue car was just passing |a one-sided fight at an uptown ca: ‘within the zone of the new fountain! Ziegfeld, who ia much lighter than Gres- at the time and every passenger on|helmer, got a black eye which kept him the near side of the car was drenzhed. | confined to his room in the Ansonia for was & scurrying of pedestria: 1 days. and delivery wagons. The water lift — itself into the bedroom windows and | through the door of the bar in Nol 8) Hotel, flooding rooms and bar under many Inches of water. | It was nearly an hour before the water was shut off. Before that happened the! whole trench wan flooded and many stores in the vicinity suffered. Nine car linns were tied up. DR. ROBERT BRIDGES NEW POET LAUREATE LONDON, July 16—The new British Poet laurtate is Dr. Robert Bridges who was appointed by Premier Asquith to- day to take the place of the late Alfred Austin, Beside being a poet and liter- ary man Dr. Bridges, who is in hie sixty-ninth year, practiced medicine for In the London hospitals. r of Arts, a Hachelor of Doctor of Literature of | she received @ pawn ticket showing that the ring had been pledged for $2,280. ‘The ticket was mailed in Atlantic City. Magistrate Corrigan issued a war- rant for Gresheimer’s arréat, but the thusband had disagreed ca: ‘Beauty's Guardian’ Tt takes out oe and vets ts le in deliage Be. For : Constipation’. 5 , for Metaciay Buk sie 10¢ Be tee for Wednes As LAX|z packing his suit case. the matter? sald his wife. n't been to SVashington and | sold the Epes, diplomat ; thinking that I eadly. @tood no show anyway and might as well save railroad fare, Yow know, I “I just got walt oe never have written # Avefon: books." Aon NOUGAT the F Delistows L Lazetive oO Sscaetate Park cael eek L. and LAX RELI nie 68 CONSTIPATION | IT efeleoh, Fi tmaulates ions Bat promotes 4 aA oa ahr site and o74.! Mae alt ane 2 || 2 CORTLANDT ST. SPECIAL bag TEA & COFFEE {3t.8} .00 here from Seres, where he thoroughly | Turkish Government is determined to! “HUBBY STOLE HER RING; DULFER SUSPENDED, AS RESULT OF SON'S + ARREST FOR ROBBERY Action Grows Out of Flight of Girl Who Accused Police Captain's Boy of Theft. | i | | } Acting Commissioner of Police Doug- McKay to-day ordered the sus- Jorn Dulfer of the las 1. pension of Capt Richmond Hill statton pending the Al- ing of charges against him, The sus- pension and the trial which Is to come resulted from circumstances arising out of the case of Agnes Anderson who disappeared when she was wanted as a witness against Arthur Dulfer, fon of the police captain, arrested on June 26 on the charge of having stolen the Anderson girl's pocketbook in Progpect Park, Brooklyn. Several days ago Ac:ing Commissioner McKay assigned Deputy Commissioner Dillon to investigate the reason for Agnes Anderson's disapp nee and il was upon his report that Capt. Dulfer was suspended. The girl was brougnt back from Davenport, Ia, by a detece tive of the Adams street statlon and Appeared against tue younger Dulfer in the Flatbush Avenue Court. Dulfer was held in $2,900 ball trial, ‘The witness who was missing #0 lone declared that no one had approached ‘her after the robbery, and that she had | gone to Davenport on money loaned her by her former employer, Lockwood | Barr of No. % Hawthorne street, Flat- bush, MAY READ FO ‘FOSS FRO FROM PARTY. | Wilson ‘Talka of Governor's Oppo- on to Theltt (Spectat to The F ening We WASHINGTON, July 16.—ov. Fos of Maseac' tts is to be read out of the Demo ratic party for his to tariff reform. yor Fitz Hgston came to Washington to-tay to ae President Wilson and ask on what Issues the State campaign this autumn ould be conducted. 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