The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913. ae KT TELLS COURT TAILOR MUTINEERS LEAVING SING SING TO-DAY FOR TRANSFER TO (Especially Photographed by an Evening World Photographer.) tE ESO RDS OPES 0644444004 thet Oe en eeee GEe oer idea a «en YOUR OWN JUDGMENT,” yx DOUGHEATY’S SOLE ANSWER. “et Deputy Commissioner Dougherty re- “Mi fused to comment on this report. py se it was his opinion that Cantli had Sing Sing Prison. This drug has the’ effect of making a criminal utterly, reek | leas of consequences. A cocaine madi | man thinks no more of murder thas of etting his shoes polished, | Cocaine is the worst possible menace AUBURN. FOE 1440-04 6 4654 609 ted po dOL Oey ! b 4 H Come morbid after changing his churc re 2 wae re dave : @ilegiance from the Roman Catuollc to ; and Warden Clancy, in the y Asked “ he ‘thought it pons they get the drug. ph | ity 6 able that Catili had ecarred the church : | He doesn't hesitate to say that he oe SSPCSTE VETS Poe coe Coney F rak Wa Wants Money | { tfoired trou the, outside. at’ We As faa then avot himeeit with an antiquated} Back Because Suit Hugs | % |pratieally absoives | former aatraeaee yocbet, ne Dapety. Commlesioner i ii 3 {picion aloi.g that line, It isn’t hard 0 S Me tanwerce | © Mim Too Tightly. § = 1 B | ees «nis wa oro sie Ja hard smile when ne hears bellowed ‘at him from the cell block Saney, tl you —— <<!" He knows the men who jhave uttered some of thee insults and jhe ia jooking up thélr outsid: he sald finally. “1 have gone as far an is proper.” Dr. Wuest was angry and indignant ft When he was told that the inference was Is oF te not a tallor bound to turn out | & sult of clothes so sartorially perfect | | E T being made from Mr. Dougherty's report| that {t will make a living skeleton In a| | eae te uta tuaunene treauel CaN GP { thet Cantl nad committed suicide. . Coney Island mideshow look like a nor- | P ° | "Three cheers for Kennedy.” are merely / ican we Ween Ke scA, “onten he| mal human deiner @ | panels on the faving of tie pot and do ne tett- agers yas vig s; rh i 2 pot te ¥ articular love for Phe been left-handed, Cabiil was right-| Tha question, which wan discussed at no any particular | Kennedy on the part of the convicts. handed. The wound was a ‘concant tg the powder grains were under the drain wan ruptured, The length in the Coney Island Court to-| ¢ Gay before Magistrate Geismar, brou #0 many freaks and sideshow artiate P 'NEW YORK GIRLS DROWNED, eo was shot by somebody else. I! that the courtroom had the appearance & ¢| a aad ‘don't know what Dougherty can be talk-! 66 6 museum, ® © |1wo Lost From Boat Overturued in f Sd ead ane Persons to me OM) 14 human. akeleton, \¢ g Storm awerence River. oer s Og ‘at her home, No, 1m] Wanted to be shown why his + $1) wari’ cil to The Hse i Mori f “Cheathut street, Brooklyn, said ehe had | Tease Jacobs of | Henderson’ % $ laccere. wing, snl Wail”) jeoem -A0RNGR Gene to her foster father's home in| should not return his nine g awept the Bt. Lawrence River late last Untondale because her husband beaged | tal payment on @ sult which he 4 hight resulted in the death of two par- ler to do 00, saying that ehe needed | not only didn't At bim but » 3 4 the narrow escape of « thira, Qn entire change of scene. She cae his meagreness. Masher is advertised { | while much damage was done to crops paver y from home, she tron [ef Wolehting thirty-eight pounde and in that section. The dead persone ere “two ie oven ore Son quad) had been | PINE five feet seven inches high. ° Katherine McGowag, a nurse, and Ads aera. hs hating bts Pano SAE Con: | COOSA OEAeLYEOEE IE OHEEEEEFESELI HILL TEIEDNOD CLOSE ILIDEESI DELLE LILITODED SET ESESIOTETEDED OO8 S490 O0OEOO16-00000 ere eee ote Fa hee. ‘Cant ope last Sunday 4 ———_-—- -—— — —-. “, and pa vecsmnerss | hi* complaint chat] that he, too, had trouble with Tallor! and Miss Camilla Morgan, respective. f: volver was too heavy|J@cobs. He alleged that Jacobs would on the windows. Many of the panes | be; Out in the Warden's] Kennedy organization under a State! ly, of New York. rer ta, crocs we take p chanee|0t Foturn & euit whien he bad Of glass had been broken, The Jump|oMice Clancy sat chatting with a group] administration that has been having ite| The two girls were boating near Round Ne ee eee eesti be, pretced ned it pretend BI from the windows to the yard wasn't of reporters, but his mind was not on|own troubles at Albany. He found a| Point, Grindstone Island, with Herbert a regulations a: arry A was @ physical im- much of a Jump for desperate men. his conversation, Perspiration popped] rotten old prison, so overcrowded that] Sinith, also employed on the island, et Possibility for him to walk to the | On the river side there was an iron from his forehead and streamed down| the inhuman system of placings two men| about 11 o'clock, when the storm etruck eaniey PRARLESS, BUT HAD /talior anop. The “tat voy," Jack Wi fence, tall, but ea: scaled and of his round, ruddy face, Clancy was talk-/in a cell {8 a necessity and a very badly | them and overturned thelr boat. In the MANY ENEMI gon, weighs #0 pounds end ts only five! such a flimsy character that it could be | Ing istening—tistening to questions | confused rysten) of administration. He] darkness, Smith could do nothing to feet two, i pulled down by the combined efforts of (more marching { order. Then out! } popped two guards in blue who stepped | and latening for a noise froin the prison | found ninecty-eight guards, nearly one- ° y cl J. Plander, the fireman, sald offoe' an: 8 for a nolse froin the pi n | the young women, but clung to ) ee flopt at the Cabili home,| The Magistrate appointea « comm [Atty men. In the north wali of the) yard * the crack of rittes, the} fourth of whom are too old for efficient! the boat and was finally carried to the ' Temembered Cahill borrowing @ doctor, a lawyer \ pri son yard @ iemporary barrier of! voices of sien tn cwnthiet. work and a service system that) summer home of X rwin, the sotreas, | wer. He said he thought the and @ lecturer, to go with Masher tul Ban iseisga es ni p | oards had beam erected ie take 1°) ARMED MEN FORCE 100 STRIK.| KeeDs there old men in thelr jobs. The je Irwin Inland. The bodies of the girle : the tallor shop and superint (Contr sed Prom Firat Page) Place of the heavy gate destroyed by | “A jhave no pension system, and it would epet where : et agent Met mies | ie woldee bY. Whe roost —_— jeast and rain threatened Tuesday's, 3%; no sound came from the pr the Warden power to dismiss them, ave been due to Cal 3 ‘ ' . fire had severed ull the electric wires! Sard. At the secofd command of the| 44 5 , | TS Among those in court thetr eel) doors and ni marching con Farewei, you rot-! . sotfner found the accounting, checking eave his eavios savsiver O0, rs cr id aa et @ hich, Couns vise Biche GAIN Chale UA Veuaelal ten old hole! jin the north endvof the yard—there | Principal Keep -tive of keneral administration system of Do you know any other tea that imapection, with hie inten: {out {ead to be the simallest man in ‘the for food ke menagerie beasts. But thelr] They snatched their gray caps from| Were no Hahts around the ruins of the “itd bed n the stepped prison in the hands of convict | is actual: ccaled i Ceylon? lighter weapon ready when he went out | Wor, cally wore unavailing thelr deade and waved them oxultingly, |*hOP# that had gone up in smoke. With | Oil hil begin to Jovtle, sheepishly, 10-1 To use his expression, “convicts have y = soe neat time. —~—_— Warden Clancy and his deputies were) Thetr call wan anawergd by a rour the coming of darkness that end of the! Ward thelr usual places Mine. The} access to everything but the safe.” He For @ time Fireman Plander refused busy going through the blocks and/from the cells, it was a beastial, |Y8°4 Would be as black as the depths other twenty-five sprang out to stop} has heen unable to get a trial balance e oar ‘anything regarding bis opini picking out the men of the first Auburn| hideous noise, high pitched, hysterical | 2! ®" @vandoned coal mine. There their fellows to drag them back into or-| of the prifon books, He doesn't know ~ ‘au to the cause of the death of Police: | draft They called each man from hla|It was unhuman. on the walin armed with | ganized revolt against authority. how he stands as an official, and he is _erer But as The Evening World é cell and as fast as they had paire in the! The convicte were marched down th but what mark would) There were no outsiders in the shoe| personally responsible for every man ay he called: corridors without they shackled them| Rill te m point beyond the north ®uards have to shoot at In a prison| shop. Just what happened there ‘siin the prison and for every pound of em not going to together at wrist and at ankle, Thel where steno lead down to the o ard uniilumined by a gleam of light, ! known only to the active actors In the!eatables that goes in and for every b Samer ‘this thing all by myselé any couples thus trussed were marched to al platform. The gray line descended tre) Xe! ft that furnished by a few dramatic little happening. However,| piece of merciandive that goes out Jonger. There's e lot under this and) Market Closing—In the last hour al vacant corridor and thore hald until ali| steps and drew up on the station dying embere in wiat had been the) there appeared at the door of the shoe] He 4s bounded for $0,000. i (peing: to cell it. This te no eul-| reaction started about 2 o'olock, extend-| had been aanembled Ping lumber shed? factory building two convicts marching! Since July 19 he has had an escape, ay Yo muraer by @ ‘brother oM-| Ing from one-fourth to one point in the| ‘The Warden sprung anotl. + aurprise| ‘Though the train for Auburn did not/LOOKS LIKE WELL-LAID PLOT | fide by side in atop. Then came twol big fire. x amall fre and a revolt He CEYLON TEA Active insues at first, but before the FOR WHOLESALE ESCAPE. clone the changes In prices had elimi- So here were has had everything but an open out- F when, Instead of sending al) Clase B, or in the Arat consign: leave until 640 o'clock, Warden Clancy | had hin felons on the platform neariy rclabll had many enemies,” he said. break and bloodshed. second term men, 10) convicts—all fire! be, wasn't afraid of anything In the) nated all the advances In a number of | ment to Auburn, he picked twenty-six of! an hour ahead of time, He had taken|termers, Mt is true, but men who bad | OT backward « few pace, and stood at) which he has contidence he hi i i He would tackle anything on| issues, while they retained only a frac-| tie ringleaders wterday's revolt at! this move to surprise the priscneFerhnd | spurned discipline-banded together in | 2{tehtion hands on weapons. Outof the! that more is to come. But he ha n't | White Rose Coffee, Only 35¢. « Pound fe Peet or off. Every little while some-| tional part of the previous advance. | tie shoo sho} # A or first torm-| prevent then “iying down’ on hin at! an agreement to resist with force, if) 12°" ! yard marched the 100, two/ the slightest Idea of backing down or = Would refuse to answer his call|This inade the actual closing rather | ore They were called from their cella wie expected four of departure. hevessary, any attempt to make them {DY (Wo. with guards Manking (hem and) giving tn, and yesterday wnen the helps Or would duck when Jimmy! mixed, wome closing below yeaterday'n| kreatly to their surprise and indigna:| Because the roaring and cursing of the, 26 to their cells. These 60 men had [wing (hem. Acroay the yard to the| Supervisor of Ossidirig, Joan F. Jenkins, @@ pobt ta answer a call foP| Anal Agures, others showing no change | tion. and shackled tumether without! prinoner@ in their cells could be heard determined to remain out in the shoe) °*! house moved the procession, with and the Under Sheriff of Westcnester | precision and briskness almost s)!dier- There County, Virtch Welsendanzer. were This thing had been going on for) or only a tonal gain. Te question as far shop until dark, with a wooden barrier jal eu! ay as the village, the noise Like, and it had caused ao lot of sav-| of stock, 40.400 shares. When the tip of what was doing tn) continuing in a steady diapason util} in the north wall and a flimsy fence Ruee into’ the Warden's | lamoring for the x ita Warden Clancy, | Ditter feeling. A generally lower tone pre’ the aclection of men passed down the after the first draft of convicte had! on the river side the only physical! rk with the Information scalmiy ‘but forciuly, announced that be] task edout family trouble te! the early tradi reflecting corridors of cages a bedla arose. been entrained, many persona int barriers tween them and ‘freedom, Atdaliah 4 a. an et and at the! would peels: the prisoners with a Wielied. 1 wae brought up with Mrs. | halt in the buying movement and a dia-| There were curses, ma and do-| village grew timorous and several meri Ce REACT Se UL Bink baie ated isatattsces aaah had Ltclaladl a gua y CabMi ince she was eight months old; | position to work for a reaction, The| Moniac ravings unbuman, | decided to give up thelr trip to business under PUNO OEE Of the cell block, Tne 100) Warden Clancy has discovered that ata eRe Wee 08 much my sister ae though | news of the Government suit Saints were defied and the name of| in New York and remain home to re- cover of a big storm, such as might bsg Aig ne ane ee eee placed | ‘my Mother had borne her. the American Telephone and Telegraph | God cursed. assure their families, They feared not | break at any time from the banks of peti Be on eee ad failed in the Parmeegnetoy was used as re| Tho sixty men, shackled two by two,|eo much the remote possibility of a Diack clouds banked up behind the Sherweney. tne lun Were venting thei: % against that stock, which declined 1 3-8| Were then marched to the dining hail! prison break as the setting of new fires, | PAlisades—well they might start any- enue SOpUIATO shee ved entire | 100 BURLESON A WIRNER ON to 1% 5-8, Amalgamated Copper sold| ANd given their breakfast, After which| which might apread to the villaga, | ‘INS after dark and Taso tee ad) towed’ deere Ana tle okie arie | gutewtee ex-dividend 1 1-2 per cent. at 69 1-2,| they were taken out of the most south- —— jyard al) the guards, who would leave poniereges a the Warden, w "00 OR CATALOG 2 PARCEL POST CHANGES Canadian Pacific sold at 217 $8 a de.| ely gate in the prison on to the road CONVICTS SHATTER | the great cell block holding L300 men for the time being, had triumphed. $}- A Week Opens an Account cline of 1 1-8, and Union Pacific opened | !eading down the hill to the town A WINDOW | Supreteosed, Me Vain gta! ee ot tbe Hud- HARLEW @TORE, Off 34 at 148 1-2, but by 21 o'clock a| heavy edvance platoon of guards, OF TRAIN It looked too much like a planned and ¥ swallowed up the CE a . new buying movement pe ‘< ‘ voles armed with clubs and revolvers, ON WAY TO AUBURN. |connived arrangement to justify the, #roup of penal bulldings on the river 2188 el? He.Will Retain Rates and Increase|srer—ae—aeclines “a any ateount| marched ahead of the double Sle: *|Aasumption that It was elmply an inci- bank. From across the river came the 3190 E120") 7 after the opening. guards wero at the sides of th dent in a prison revolt. There # jooming of jasts from the trap rock Site of Packages Despite In the second hour a new high level of Prices were catablished as the buying 33-8 points from Its low price tn the first | dividend, 'rleing ‘Bt ence, putting the changes in effect recovered most of th Aagut 15. preferred rome to 59 1-2, The announcement came | to 70, Inter.-Met. unt- eae | formed line and brought up the r Several newspaper photographers ran RIOTOUS FAREWELL TO SING! SING ON THE WAY OUT. “Give to the m treatment we deserve’ | ALBANY, July 25,—There was a little | Alsorder among the sixty convicts being The men begged for papers and cigar- Sing Sing the human Further effort danger tn the outlook. Warden Clancy saw it. Everybody in the prison saw ra © hoe shop that ail the pri rein ther cells exceph the 100 ju quarries. angs 4 covered tin ¢ smashing the tn cag By At last darkness settled in a numid layer and the prisoners began a 5 transferred from Bing Sing to Auburn it. bi we ft systematized exhibition ‘ i. Senatorial Opposition Activity continued toabsorb the ofteringn | ahead of the grim procession to take] on the Journey (rom Ossining to Albany, {a point where eversthing was up to order that lasted. the ha cite STINGS and | WASHINGTON, July %.—Derpite|ot the dear elenant. New Haven atock | *nap® ‘Tha convicts, unhindered bY) 4 smashed window was the only evidence | through. © Gematoria! criticiem of the proposed re- | active, and sold up to 101, a rise of | ae U ose daa aese Ge aes 'n} of physical violence. Keeper Connaughton, who The primit!ve arrangements in the (INSECT BITES Gestion in parcel post rates and the IRIs Res heres Cit Grecia ee har grown o'd and eray and furrowed Sing ¥ing cell block aided the prisoners! HYDROX takes away dn the sise of packages, Post-(7OU" Union Pacific rose to 14034; 6 accur| ettes from a crowd Kathered at the ata-| or face within the walls of Sing Sing, in thelr plan to raise a din The # are) the pain, and the danger id Bae'ot pe | United States Ste 1, Ameriean Cot. | THCY @t the quad of photographers, | tio here pon the arrival of the train. tramped up the ataire fvom the prison faciiities in the ce of infection. Mapler-Genera! Burleson 4M ton Oll, 384-4, The camera men @ Hasty retreat! at noon and one of them threw from al entrance ta the Warden's at 4 ate Ie the poseesqor of aon , genced he would issue the Anal orders! Hetwe 412 and 1 o'clock Aumal, Copper | out of the cone of fire | window # note, on whieh was Inscribo): | o'clogk. He reported to Warden Cianey bucket. Wu the wee uf ew Take it with you on b for waters] | against the your vacation, traveling PA Meatey ana Se! turday winws at Both Steres. Sitter the wisdom of making the changes | With trating active, and prices slowly| Then when the procession drew| persona on the platform wan moverted| “Bias them in,” said Warden Ciancy, tn bucket or banging the bucket agains: | Senay peseen ys cule pela A cy bead been subjected to a searching re- | advancing to mew 1) levels, Aéter 1! abreast of the main cell block andj Ly the guards, whore shock of thick hair is tinged the steel door a convict can make an prety view before the Senate Post-OMice Com. |0'cluck the market siowed up, and efforts! waying, chained figures appeared| “! (ell you, those men at Sing Siag| With red. AW) noise, Multiply the noise of ony | Booklet with botile tells many uses. COR im the presence of the Postma: Pipe Ut forth to bring avout a] convicts still in thelr celle—for tre Feng ae Re sanyiet shouted as| The old P. K. conferred earnestly | by the noise of 1,400 and an Idea may be At all Drugsiste Chairman Clark of the eo none in the prison had yes bi he train pul out with the Warden. wained of the thunderous disturbance Commerce Commission, ex- Jeasod-—ull the din Of an ioferne broke | ,.SUbt. Riley of the State Prison De-|down the stairs again out through W}possible by this method. 10, 18, 26¢ cizes ‘Why the Commission had eanc-| the jours Rustettons. in| lose 0 Droke| partment said alxty more convicts would) heavy eolld door of ates! to the prison| Warden Clancey has been in oMce aon Ohematags Os. ‘the proposed changes, sald he | urices of stocks for to-day ent the net ehengee "Goodby, you Sing Sing!" yelled the| slaty to Great Meadow neat week, |¥8F4 and Along the southerly end of| since July 1. He succeeded Warden San Francis g the Postmaster-Generai had |‘mparad with yesterday's age rices: } the yard to his office. The convicts on| Kennedy, who ts under indictment for power under the law to make westerly side of the cell block, who wilful neglect of duty. He went into a tan, ‘gst, ehanae ° ald him through the wind Oculists’ Opticians Ts. peacnes By Convict A narchy Holds fromm! (Hae call deere, set 4p 6 GlE (het ga accu Opens @ught to, %an and will ex- ba the, parcel post until it will carry o hundred ‘i i | Peskeges up to one pounds, an ‘American Aemarican a ay Sty Sen +44 + iakiomnan SESE PES PETER EPS Sing Sing Several Days could be heard across the river. In @ few minutes the P. K. marched over to the three-story brick building in which the etrikers were holding fort. ere ty Y Lifelong injury may come from neglect of the eyes or from care- rt : t t : He hed o dosen guarde with him. Al! py re Py geo led loaded guns. There were nine er itting of glasses. E TRUST BUSTER. mit Bet nae hin the building, Con- ve ee toyet i it ik + &| Warden, Helpless With Prisoners Controlling | stenon cormbined his forces, walked WEEK-t1VD COMBINATIONS 7 Eyer Esemined Witheet Coen Names New Yorker Asstet- ish ai 2 ‘ into the shoe shop and ordered the 100 x ye Physicians. Scan errascens | at at By = Everything but the Safe,” Believes Firebugs | imaicontenteto fall ino ile woe ent ane A ped Only —99¢ Perfect Fitting Glasses, 08.60 to #18. mo iat lag = Th had . Discipli * | Fimagminatox, tuiy deere carl aS ak th Were Inspired From Outside, and Part arrayed againat disorder. Facing twen- ch ier arate tile: || a0 sath Ave, Lah SX, 390 Sash ye, 2248. fe" of ustice, wen to-day! fi Te ts ENT Y of Plot for Wholesale Escape. pee ohaae uo Ml bare lat Goatees | ae Fea mole to Sit trm 101 Nea, Ann St. 7 Wes 24-New York by President Wilson to be Inier Pek BS By unarmed. The knives and other tools yo for Friday, July ey for Saturday, July 26th. ulton ‘or. Bond St., Brooklyn, to the Attorney<Beneral. He |{"(cr wo? we” met y with whioh they had fashioned leather VAN. ice CREAM CARAMELS — CHOCOLATE COVERED EN SUR- ‘be in @irect charge of anti-trust | Luts ime its ie t %| Incendiariam and sullen refusal to) the Warden, had forced 100 convicts to| had been taken from them in the morn- ia os t fee. PRI ISE embodies holesome Ecuee fumes Ac Fowler of | ‘BS Hy BS = 12 | obey orders nave marked the history of| march in decent order from the shoe| ing. ‘There were plenty of awnes and vice a rares, ha ae ee ne 1 Soup ‘Tena. | FY Bit t if] the prison since inst Tuesday. Yester-| shop in the yard to their cells in theliron bare and other warlike missiles oe elite ‘eines 10c mtintes und, eatin Without Seminations were: Asciotant ie 104 = if ped Set 8 rake OS Ware wee: GO = Bisieg Pilar Pepe benéret ues been | and implements in the yard, but between POUND BOX inatelaved” ete POUND BOX 10c . . re! u 7, of ihe Trveeury nares & HN is $ the sslentening out ot odds and ends march to the cal-bouse when the prison berry ar Wy qeregetes er SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HOLBROOK: » Adam B. Pattereon of fy Et | iaundry "and routine departments | Sing Sing should retire to thelr Mtie| oid wunciceer nad, cnet tous || CHOCOLATE COVERED COCOA-| FRESH PINEAPPLE GLACE — 10 — oe PA B+ | mennee 3 Sraalieg wary da Soerees yo poe eons an6: sae, Hundreds had| Not one of the 100 etirrea at the frat |} NUT ROYALS—A very voputar ot- a mealble for Ms te Dine WORCESTERSHIRE AMERICANS WAR VICTIMS? wae iets $) the yard turned his hand. men trom ths Bonce oan, aay: The| order, ‘The convicts’ in the cell block |] fering | slwaye —paricalerty more Tusclour thas ever, and ae — 1 | MYSTERIOUS OUTSICERS BACK. | ing shop—where the fire occurred yes: below actual cont. 19¢ flavor ney Reperted to Have Burned By ty But 4 ING THE COMVICTS. terday morning—from the foundry and FOUND BOR eden +s iD BOX iainare Beisston Wen Seoonted: Pink Care odie, 1% ew'uh.? | ocr nisun tundteds’ef inom’ fe bs the| etazes by Tumuses's fie, ses mersney SUGGESTIONS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bulgaria, July %.—The impor. town of Bausko in Macedonia, go Wheat Mark ‘ A The 200, apparently ‘ti ; . American wieslonarion have ea: | UR 2 he* gg lH Ty Clancys who ls standing all-aloner a, Biot. (Nad remaidid In the shop aid nad MARASCHINO | CHERRIES» iit AND BONBONS| jr or ed Abso utely/ ® large settlement, been jarit went A6t% ABIL ROM Waa | dec jared they wouldn't ati: herr! ve Bre pe. inest the heft al ets - if By oe BOW Dee. My WE MESO DIE moet lusetow ee James M, Beok whier Injured.| (iipectal to The World.) RED BANK, N. J., July %.—While! Soren ro ean Me, on bec way lo 6 Ginner porty, last may be released from the United | Might Miss Beatrice Beck, daughter of Penitentiary as Atlanta on pa-|James M. Heck, the corporation law- on strike, hundreds of then, It ts the | convict body, backed by some myster- sure of all the men in whom as @ prison head he shoud have full confidence to | far the Warden, | and resourcefuiness, has kept the up-| per hand, With the removal of elaty-| five leaders of the revolt from Sing Bing to Auburn this morning he hopes Federal Parole Board having s0| yer, of No. 6 Wall etreet, summer: te the Attorney-General. | jng at Low Moor, was severely bruised convicted of using the mails/and ehaken up when the limousine in became sligible for parcle| which she was riding wae struck b: ‘Bhawld the Attorney-General | another automobile on the bend in the the] Rumson road opposite Usa! H. MoCar- ame * to get the situation to a stage where the convicts will go to work and be quite willing to remain at work. Lest night wildest and nols- feat prison ever passed through. At 6& o'clock twenty-one Guards, under peremptory osdere trom = sox stroyed by Tuesday's fire, had marched, sulleniy and allontly, to the cell block. | THRILLING SCENE As 100 CON- VICT® PREPARE To FIGHT, Thie situation, between 1.15 o'clock and 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was about Qe tense and thrilling as any In the ex- Perlence of the oldest guards It ts worthy of Of @ three-story brick bullding painted yellow, in the prison yard, facing the READY TO Use 10 CENTS, six-tier cell Block and backing up to the Hudson River. On the third floor fa the clothing and mattress eewing ehep, where the laceadiary biese started Yooterday meraiag. There are no bare HAVE YOU TRIED IT? Makes Cold wena Tasty, you've gat to to appreciate POUND BOX + BARULAY oT STREET Corner West Broadw, 39 CORTLANDT ST. Park Rew and Nassau St. At City Hall Pert: Ll ‘Cou Conve 472 Fi MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED|GOLD SEAL BONBONS OK te like an egg without Salt, hand a Nina i iieyeat a ance, Now 5 perien Is to learn, Warren st, et 206 BROADWAY Corner Fulton Street STR! SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” _ WORK MONDAY WONDERA. en sp mene » rere el anna at pi