The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1913, Page 12

ie ‘ ay 4 i ‘COUNTY TICKET IN MEW YORK ALONE “107" to Give Kings Machine| a Free Hand and Try to Pacify Queens. BRONX TO SETTLE ROW. . Pour Anti-Tammany Factions Will Squabble for New ‘ . $2,800,000 “Fat.” Leaders of the Fuston political move- te All up places on the verious county @nd Woroush tickets, Here are some ‘Maréus M. Marks, Fusion nominee for| #lves into a clash over the Suprem President of the Borough of Manhattan, |CoUrt places. Chairman Bird has put FISONTONINE A. Philbin and George W. Al “| choices, Juatice Philbin was named by HERE ARE MORR RULES FOR KEEPING WIFE IN HAPPY CONTENT. L. C, Dillman of Seattle, aano- Clate of J. J. Hi, and wealthy, Promulgated the following rules for husbands ae the outcome of his || eighteen yeare’ experience: ‘WILSON HOPEFUL _ ASLIND BEGINS | H President at White House Conference Says the Situation Is Clearing. * tale e i ENVOY VISITS EMBASSY. Consults Charge O'Shaugh- nessy as First Step in ‘Mis- sion—Mexico City Quiet. edt MEXICO CITY, Aug. 11.—John Lind, the pernonal envoy of President Wilson in Mexico City, installed himself to-day |tn temporary offices at the United States Embassy a8 unofficial adviser to the American Charge d'Affaires, Nelson O'Shaughn Mr. Lind passed sev- eral hours close conference with the Charge d'Affairea, discussing the dim- culties of the Mexican nation, for which he brings a panacea. Mr. Lind was an early riser this morn. ing. The sun had not mounted high a eee Nata bay. haearsot qver Popocatept! Mountain before he y Was aptir, He took a stroll theough t park tn front of his hotel and down Jockey the Independents and Progr ‘ard Bupreme Court Justice Eugene ir, @ law- WORK I MEX Marta, who is a Progressive Republican, | Governor Roosevelt ae District Attorney & regular organisation man/ at one time, and Mr. mer hag had be substituted and the great pa-| the Colonel's wholesome indorsement tronage of the berough be handed over) >ecause of the lawyer's writings on a ne mesian: The Fusion ceranoby fit b ainser ais iis hea sey declared inet Mr. Marks will Rot) with those of Herbert K. Limburg, an “agar oo gee sg Indpendence League lawyer, and James SEEK NON-PARTISAN CANOI-| 4. Alien, who once before ran for the Bu- DATES FOR BIG JUDGESHIPS. | preme Court. What disconcerts the Pro- The Sub-Committee on Judiciary Nom. | ressives iprr fe thet 20 ie od ator inations, artes thoket, as selected, has not received the Name is by bhbewatbigente tig ‘are indorsement of William R. Hearst, Un- less sufficient Independence League nite completed, but wHt D8) nen are eolected, the fear was ex- to-day that the Independence League will only indorse such candidates tothe Fusion Executive Committee, Franciaco avenue before the shut! were removed from the store windo A few hours later an embassy auto- Mobile called at hotel and conveyed ‘Mr. Lind to Embassy of the United States, where, to the accompaniment of the hammering of carpenters in adjoin- ing rooms, where they were preparing [the household goods of Henry Lane Wilson, the former American Ambasen- @or here, for shipment to the United States, the “adviser entereg upon his duties. Dr. William Bayard Hale, who no longer hides his identity as the confi- dential envoy of President Wilson, called determined that the Supreme Court] on the Fusion ticket as are considered |*t the Embassy to-day and held @ long was and Judgeahips should] dorsona grata. et Be apportioned a+ political patron | “tn such @ contingency Justice Philbin ose, beat men, regardiese of} ang Mr. Limburg will, in all probability, should be picked for) be the Fusion nominees for the Bu Court. Bartow ‘Weeks has no chance and Municipal Court! of Fusion indorsement. ‘ wernt biicens | REPUBLICANS OEMAND REMAIN- Cort. t Vacmatien fo the Mushattan Munictya!| . ORR OF COUNTY TICKET. ‘W. Geamah 1¢ to be} Chairman's Bird's position ie this: to b6 the candidate Mess Funds. {mByonk County there ls more poll-| wxstT POINT, N. Y,, Aug. 11.—Prest- x minute than in any other eec- dent Wilson has Ga, after the political party | confessed to having embessied the mess hoeg who cam get the Great piece of the! tunds of the cadet corps at West Point, hed. where he was quartermaster and com- NX, OFFICES| Missary from 1902 ti! 1908, The President's action res: the Ones Manca, NGS, | rimhte of cltisenship to Capt, Franklin, District-at ‘one He resigned from the army while in the Judge, torney, “**| penitentiary in 1910, and was released two Coro | shortly thereafter, For some time he Rare and’ Borough President, together nas been managing # large business in with hundreds of subordinate places in| tne gouth, ‘During hip time at the militery acad- Fusion Executive Committee has| omy Capt. Franklin socounted correctly come to the conclusion that the | ror g2,000,00. He was convicted of em- hing to do te to let the four ant!-| essing #18 though he admitted 10 y factions in the Bronx fight it | court the sum might reach #,000, The @ut amons themselves, with this warn-|peculations were coveted by false img: ‘That if they cannot agree on a| vouchers. e¢ombinaton tic! the committee as a Jagt resort will have to assume control. The committee reserves right, how- ever, to select the candidate for Bor- are eS ae) STAB MARS BRIDE'S BEAUTY. Slashes Girl White's ough President in ogee Cyrus C. Miller, the present nominee, decides to decline. He was unwilling to assume the honor and wished the “1? not to name him. ‘Ap Alternate candidate for the borough ed nteen years old and pride, had her bemuty the right cheek at | Prince street, to- Venta, who lives at No, 13 Spring street, had been Lena's ardent wooer inated for Bronx County Judge. |for more than @ year; but last month ‘Phe four principal Fusion factions in! Charles Tagnele won the heart of Lena the Bionx—Ten Kyck Republicans,| and they were married, Venta heard of Venta escaped. tov, is momewhat unwilling, af hie desire is to be nom- Schwartsler Progressives, Largy inde- Leasuers and McGuire Demo- erate—are to meet to-night and to-mor ‘sow night, some separately, some in { gombination, to try to come to an in- Sera Nev te Sivitl ve the tye Theowetieens managed the wedding and sent word to the bride that when he had the chance he would make her beauty perish forever. Dr, Sawyer of St Vincent's Hospital sewed up Lena's cheek. Venta will prob- ably have the satisfaction of knowing that he has marked the Gawyer eat, oS ee | permanently marred by Frank Venta, @| of eighty-five: | disappointed suitor, who stabbed her in| conference with ex-G@ov. Lind and Mr. O'Shaughnessy. No one at the conter- @hce would state what the first steps of the pacification plan were to be or when they were to be taken, Federico Gamboa, the new Mexican Secretary for Foreign Relations, speak- ing to-day with regard to Mr. Lind's mission, said it would scarcely be prop- erly described an one of peace, . fenominated by the Pustoniets, The Progressives will not tolerate the | War existed between Mexico _ Wt wae considered advisable ‘for the) gift of the county offices te. the Repud- bib fr stond * Fresion) Bzecutive Conimittes 10 select|iicana because of District-Attorney| “! have great faith,” thd Boeretary the andidates for county offices in| Whitman's consent to run. The Com-| S44, “in the reasonablences of New York County oily, leaving the) mittes of One Hundreg and Seven can | judgement of the United Shplee in other botouighe to local com-|not give the offices of Sheriff, County | have the conviction that the 4 mittees. ( Clerk, Register, City Court Justice and |2etWeen Mexico and the United States Mex &. Griffenhagen, the present Reg: | Judges of the General Geasiona to the | 200" Will be adjusted. loter, @ Republican, will be rehominated | Republicans because that cholce would |WILSON HOPEFUL MISSION WILL gn the, Fusion ticket. : omack of & bargain ativen by Mr. Whit- BE SUCCESSFUL. ‘ Wiliam F. Schneiger,, tha present | man before eoming into the Une. WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Improve- ity Clerk, a Democrat, likewise will! “We eek only fair play and nothing | ment of a décided character le eeen by ronominated by the Fusioniats. » ald a Bird leader to-day, “The| President Wilson in the Mexican situa- Mp. velection hée yer hedn' made fer | oi 40 Gritical; ‘The Progressives! tipn. ‘The last twenty-tout hours, the Gheri® or the tour Coroners, didates ‘or the Sheriff's office, | President believes, have gfeatly cleared Mo pitice hes been alloted to ‘eine Court and” particularly | the air. To-day the Huerta Government ter jean organisation. ir, which taey must bi in to m County the regular Repubii- Koenig's stand te this: a conciliatory position in dealing ean ergeaisation will be allowed toname| “The remainder of, the county ticket} with the Uni ates. fie own couhty tleket, which will receive | must be given to Republicans, We will] The grave danxer, and It @ one which Fosion committee's indofeement. | take no stand until the Fusion Commit-| cannot be quarded against, ta that some MTS IN BRONX AND QUEENS | teo oolects the ticket. Republicans must | unforeseen outrage may be perpetrated ‘ TO BE HARMONIZED, ‘have enough places to keep the voters | against Americans, But the President ” pactiénal Aigdte in. the. Fusion in line and it's up to Mr. Hapgood’s |is hopeful that, as the Huerta Govern- ranted have.etment ‘Gereptied the allies | Committees to deal a full hand,” m realizes what this would mean, fm Bront an@ Queens. An endeavoc|, “Ff. Koenig announced that no meet-|it will be very carefully guarded ill Be made late this afternoon t>|!8 of the County Executive Committee | agal settle the Queens disaffection, which| Would be called before the slate was| Bresident Wilson let it be known to- ‘ ‘for ita object forcing off the ticket | Picked by the Fusion Executive Com-|@ay that he was inclined to believe W. Higbie, Fusion nominee for| mittee. It was well understood that for | there Predident of that Borough. Because| Sheriff Leader John J. Lyons has the | ceeding does not belong to any of the| full support of the Republican orgunisa- | —¢o being’ factions im the borough, | tion, Braves and e@tery other fection e gunning for a eevee sw csnmioe m co-|FULL PARDON FOR : @tdates,. consisting of “i ‘Terma siretce| — THIEVING EX-CAPTAIN Ghairman,..will. mest with o large dele- trem Quests af the Fifth Ave- ri: headquarters to hear all ry ft la ecarce Ny Possible to| President Restores to Citizenship ‘them ta agree, the committee ts F :: My Sa ane Franklin, Who Embezzled The President without any oficial information reg ing the constitutionalist plans. Senator Sheppard of Texas has told him that # per cent. of the people of Mexico are in sympath? with Carransa, Meanwhile no effort to hurry Lind will be made, as it ts believed every Ing for peace aids the hope that event- ually his mission. will succeed. While he works the army navy will be ready for action at a moment's Notice should an unforseen emergency, how considered improbable, arise. The gunboat Nashville at Norfolk navy yard probably will aoon follow the Tacoma, ordered last night to V Crus, The navy Is almost depleted the mosquito craft because they have deen loafied to naval militia, They are highly destr in the present situation because thell ht draught permits their entry to mi oT lean harbors. Aged Recluse F. (Spectal to The Event LANCASTER, Pa., Aug, 11. Frank Gol & recluse, wos found dead ta- Indian Creek, Seheneck Township. {CU from ear to ear pointed to murd Th bag of gold coins, and it ja missing. into the creek. in the court of Special Beasio: Girl gor life, Dr. | claiming | when Clyde McLachlin of No. 1315 Am- Merdam avenue was convicted of selling @0 pounds of ice to ® saloonkeeper, day that goes by with him still work- | vietim habitually carried a small It is supposed the murderer threw the body ‘elghed 60 pounds, He was RAINBOW FLAG STRIKING AS A SYMBOL OF PEACE wi THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST: MULHALL REPEATS. TAMMANY WAIT ° ° 14; 't0129,0° 7 8 4 sma» STORY OF LOBBYING, FOR MURPHY T Governors’ Room in Hall Scores of visitors gazed with admira- tlon to-day on the beautiful “peace flag” which was on display In the Governors’ foom in the City Hail. The flag is the contribution of the State of New York to the Peace Temple at The Hague whieh will be dedicated Aug. 29, A rainbow of incandescent hues all Wrought in finest sik encircling the Glope 1s the impressive centrepiece of | It te the first time the rainbow the flag, és thus’ been used as a symbol of peace and the effect ts immediate, The de- signers of the flag stated to-day that a four-year-old ehild readily grasps the meaning and signifitance of the rain- dow shedding its peaceful radtunce around the world, Worked in site on the globe ts the word “Paix,” meanti and rainbow are on whole sutroundea by a broad embossed white silk, while @ long Streamer tied with @ lovers’ knot bears artistically worked flags in miniature of every nation om the globe, “Peace on Earth,” “God's News to Men” and simi- Jar expression: breathing peace and g00d will are written In silken strands of white, New York State's “rainbow” flag will occupy @ prominent place in a broad field of white in the Terapie of where a collection of pea: tributed by the nations ot already taking form. WALLSTREET Market Closing—No change in prices or aétivity occurred’ un’ after 2.15, when active buying gave stocks @ rally and established new high figures for number of issues for the movement. nadian Pacitio was strong all day and advanced another point, The last few mifutes heavy buying advanced the prices all around the Canadian Pi rose to 20, U. 4; Union » 163%, and 100%. All stodke closed show- ing advances from % to over 2 points. Business of the last hour amounted to tore than the total for the previous four hours. Sales 278,700, wer prices were recorded in nearly all the inter- national jasues, following the recessions Hears Himself Called “Messen- ger Boy” in Letter of De- | nial by Bartholdt. WAGHINGTON, Aug. 11.—After weeks of waiting the House lobby committee Got @ chance to-day te grill Martin M. Muthall on his wholesale charges of tn- fluence with various Congressmen and corruption of employees of the House, ‘The eelf-styidd lobbyist of the National ; Association of Manufactirers appeared with the Senate sergeant-at-arms, who has been his constant bodyguard since | hie exposure. A letter from Representative Bar- | tholdt, now in Europe, was first pro- | duced. Bartholdt was on Mulhall’s list of those susceptible to influence, His letter declared no reprssentative of the Manufacturers ever influenced him, but added that because of his vote against the Hughes amendment exempting labor unlons from anti-trust prosecution under the Sundry civil pil, the executive com- mittee of the Manufacturers voluntarily Promised him moral support. Bartholdt wrote in part: “As @ member of the Committee on Labor I have naturally come in contact with Van Cleave and Schwedtmann and also with Emery and Mulhall, but I never looked upon the latter as anything nd I never digni- tous discussion of x before the commit- tee. When Muthali took the stand Chair- man Garrett led him through a detailed of his life and an account of ola: tion of Manufacturers, beginning in 1902, He related the story he already had told the Benate Committee of his fight on Senator McComas of Maryland and the alleged corruption of Downs, the Sen- ator'n Secretary, Muthall testified he did “lobby work’ with Representatives Littlefield, Sher- man and Jenkins and Senators. Foraker Carter and Aldrich, Representative Stafford wanted thé witness to detail hia transactions with those men, but Muthall insisted that noted in the early cables from London, which were attributed to the fact that the fortnightly account ends to-day, and that some speculative holdings might be Uquidated before the beginning of settle- ment to-morrow. After the'¢irat few minutes, however, tone ped, Union Pacific ring all ite UAltial loss and show- {hg a slight gain. Canadian Pacific was ‘trong from the opening, advancing %& to 216%. ° Ip the second hour Inter-Met. showed & alight gain, while the preferred had Gained 1%, B. KR. T. %, U. & Steel % and Chesapeake and Ohio %. Trading wae Mght and confined to a few issues. After the announcement of the sub- seription price to Southern Pacific cer- tificates as 9 with the terms, &c., South. Pacific stock dropped from %% to 91%, rallied to 2% and declined to 911-2. In the early after- noon nearly all stocks showed net gains, although the trading was very quiet, and came to almost « standstill at times. St. Paul advanced to 10 3-8 The Clost Qu ‘The following were the highest, and last prices of stocks for toxtay, and’ the net changes as compared with Matuniay’s closing price: BuSe, sr Praccestseee £ FEESTS BESTE EF EERE eehrs, 3 sSuSaePiiesseuseciessk=se PEEPECCE 2 Net a ar Fs} rtd 1 Bae yl 1 i | cat ea : + 6 a i Us! 1 iy 1 oe 2 104 bo ARKErT, |, Clos Net.Ch'ga, “vine ate INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, ‘ DUB TO-Day, Hinlopd. Antwerp. | 6: V. Luckenbech, a dua. ae Ht, Mio, FRECKLES Now is the Time to Get Rid of These ly Spots aly There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the rereription othine—double strength— Liv taranteed to remove there hiwarly aps te. Simply get un ounce.of othine—double strength R + Hegeman Dri Store ply tle of it night a mornit you should soon see that rst freckles ha t ar, walle the chien one have ad vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful, clear compleszion, Be sure to ask for the double strength thine, as this ls sold under of money beck if it fails to remove Aw wee Oe SCOFFIELD DEATH WON'T STOP THRILL, Double Somersault by “The Three Bounding Gordons" Will Go On. The death yesterday of James Scoffield of “The Three Bounding Gordons” vaudevile team, resulting from an ac- cident while the team was practising in the White Rats clubhouse on Friday afternoon, leaves only a single member of the trio of tumblers, who, fourteen years ago, were ploneers among acro- bats. The Gordon trio invented a thrill- ing double somersault in which the man landed on top of the shoulders of one of his partners, The composition of the team has changed in fourteen years, but ar the name has remained, and act has always been the double so: sault in which Tom Gordon dis guished himself. A few years ago Stove and Jimmy Gordpn deserted the act and went West to try something new. Scoffield was engaged in ther places and the act went on, although it had only two performers, ‘The practice on Friday was only a matter of form. For something like @ thousand performances Tom Gordon had connected with his partnor’s shoulder with unfailing accuracy. A thousand times an admiring audience had applauded the young r he jumped from his mate's shoul: to the ground and bowed. On Frida, afternoon, in some way that Gordon’ cannot explain, his foot slipped and he sat heavily on ScofMfeld’s bead. The latters neck was broken by the shock and he died at the Polyclinic Hoapi- tal_yesterday. e act will still go on, don quietly to-day. “I am ining member of the urned donbdle at ed |.tfied to do & TOWOUSE MEMBERS! NAME CITY SLATE Gaynor One Best Bet for Mayor, With Eminently Re- spectable Running Mates. —_- Tammany watts on the word of Mur- phy to know whom to boom for city of- fices, The big boss did not corte to town to-day from’ his country retreat at Good Ground, hence there was silence In Tam- many ranks, But the tip (@ out that to-morrow Mr. Murphy intends to be at AVIATOR CODY: BURIED | WITH MILITARY HONORS ! | |Royat Flying Corps March in’ the | Puineral ‘Procession Viewed — by Tarongs. i ALDERSBOT, Engiand, Aug. 11—The body of F. 8. Cody, the Angio-Amerioan aviator, who was Rilled here in @ bydro- aeroplane accident on Aug. 1 was buried with military honors iff the sél- diers’ Cemetery here this afternoon. Pope crowds lined th blown down by the wind, wiich at time developed eycionic force, men., The coffin was mounted on a gun- carriage and covered with the Union Jack. was followed to the grave by contingents of all arms and the full etrength of the royal fying corps. As {t paseed the various barracks in the camp the troops turned out ana stood ead popularity ‘for thirty years, and demonstrated its worth by actual cures of female ‘lle in thousands and of American families? Tammany Hall and the polttical game | , ‘will be atarted. Gaynor stih remaine the one best det as Tammany candidate for Mayor, but {it will be a nomination of expediency, nization enthusiasm. Various combinations and posstbilities are be- it up and which one will be chosen nown until the last min- hi \ propositions for Tamman i for Mayor, ai straight organisation men, A “high brow,” respectable Targmany ; man for Mayor and Whitman stolen | from the Fusion ticket dr District-At- torney, to apike the police iasue. The names ‘of Mayor Gaynor and a good organizatiion man, possibly Justice Dowling, to be submitted at the pri- maries and other good Tammany men chosen by an overwhelming vote, If Gaynor is not named by Tammany there Is @ strong probability that he would run independently on a third ticket. Then the question is, how many regular Tammany votes would he draw? Certain political sharps figure that Gay- | NOF on a third ticket would attract more from Fusion than from the regular or- ganization. Whoever 1s named for Mayor on the Democratic ticket is to he eminently ates for the offices of Comptroll President of the Board of Alder: ih esi oi EDWARD LAUTERBACH SUED. The name of Edward Lauterbach, the attorney for whom David Lam: the indicted “Wolf of Wall Street much fn the way of re- ["instating him tn the good graces of bobbed up Supreme Court to-day, in a big finan of the same note, The complaint sets forth that on Oct. 2% 1911, the Dover White Company made a note to its own o1 for $4,000 which was late: delivered to the Assets Realization Com: the Con- Thomas pany, Before It was delive tinental Binance Company, Sturgis; Lauterbach and O° hue en- dorsed it The note fell due, and ac- cording to the complaint all the indorsers wave Lauterbach and Sti Crepe de Chine street wear. and Chiffon, Tailored Suits in new Fall Fabrics, including Broadcloth, Serge and Mixtures, Thirty-fourth Street el James McCreary & Co. ‘ “SUIT ORDER ROOM Midsummer Prices GOWNS AND SUITS TO ORDER | Attractive Dancing Gowns of Net . | recover the balance of a promiesory note, which the attorney endorsed. The action was filed by Joseph J. O'Donohue jr., who also was an endorser Gowns for house or 57.50 57.50 ing popularity is due to actual Bolte Strike Near Mayer's Home. theelt alone. Within two hundred feet of Mayor Gaynor's country residence, Deep’ Wornen’s Corsets and Brassierés ( | Petty Avenne, 34th and 35th Streite, Mem York, FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), AUGUST 2TH, Enormotss reductions have been madé, for a complete clearance, in the prices of Women's Separate Skirts : made of white and striped serges and® non-shrinkable flannels; black, navy and. checked worsteds; black and col+ ored mohairs and voiles. These skirts will be offered at the exceptionally low pricesof . . $2.50 &'$3:80 ’ ; — i Women’s House & Porch Dresses | in a diversity of sheer materials, especially . desirable for present wear, at the excep- tional prices of $1.35, $2.00 & $3.00 Also Women’s Negligees, in desirable Same . ,, Mer cottons, at the special prices of «,. ,, $2.00. $3.75, $5.00 & $7.50 (In the House Gown Department.) .. 4 particularly adapted for present wear;. at unusually low prices, as follows: i Women’s Corsets of batiste in a very desire able style (sizes up to 26 inches), at sis Women's Brassieres (including shields), in two attractive styles, one being made entirely of net, while the other has ah embroidered yoke. Special price, each, 88¢, A Special Sale of Toilet Goods including a selection of Imported Celluloid, articles, at fully one-third less than the usual prices. Tourist Combination Sets consisting of Pullman Apron, Towel and Wash Cloth, j Incretonnecase, $1,50 Insilk case, $2.68" Towel and Wash Cloth Sets In cretonne case, | 45c, In silk case, Pullman Aprons Of cretonne, 95c, Ofratine, $1.50: Cretonne cases, containing three coat hangers, at a 5c Novelty Corsage Bags, fitted with powder puff with floraldecoration, . . . at $2.00 * Imported Celluloid Articles d Cloth Brushes, at 1.75 Mirrors, at 128 Hair Brushes, at 1.55 Puff Boxes, at 1.00 Hat Brushes, at 85c, Combs, at 30c, 65e